Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-03

l INVALUABLE COTTON :LANB IN SOUTH l ALABAMA, FOR SALE.-4The subscriber, | administrator the estalc uf William Smh ,e- ceased, offers for sale two barge and valuable P,nt,. ,ions, the al afi, river about i2 miles al,oye Selma. aad 25 miles below Montgomery. One ol them F in the c0bnty oi Anlilga, containing e,gl- tecn hundred acrcs of which frtn seven ia eight np-
 ifetf acres are m. cultvatiun beautifully sui piled
 wiihwa,ler oI plantation purposes, and for stock s never failing stream. running entirely through the planatiun.. That portion Of le hact winch, is not uifder cultiyation IS well tniberel and principall,
 cotton land, d the very best quality for fhe culture s 1 cotton and corn. ~-'f-
 r. The other tract is situated in , county of Dallas in the bend of the Alaliana river gederally known by Ddr,nd's Bend-coniainihg a,ont leuriecn hun- dred acres, nine hsndred of whchare cufn ation
 This tract is also well supplied vi h timber and wa fer, and Is of the best quality of eeton land. Both these plantations are bounded, aud divided from each other. by the Aabiun fver they are now in state ofheh cultivation, with comfortable dwet- 'imgs, gin-houses and other neiesSary buildings on each, fit for immediate The quality of the soil I the easy acress to- market by the AabamT rl,er, the southern latitide and the cBmacer of ihe pol- lation in the two counties of Dallas and Aut,uga, af- tor great inducements to capitalists desirous of en- gazing the culture of the great sape of the spdtl
 The crops this year it Is supposed, will produce t50 to SOO bales Ji 3OO poueds each. cultivated by sixty three hands. Al. = r. The stock of corn, fodder and nls, now on the piahiht'onhS he nu9S and cattle, blcksunth tnils and farming utensils, are lse ofel,d for sale. Pos session gwen at the end 0fthe veal
 Persons wishing to purchase. can apply lo Mir. R ], H. Gaston, at the landing the rver, acjeining the Antausa plantation, ,-who will show the prelnses or to me my residence in Hunts,iI, during the s,ni-
 ner, and at New Oreans- during te winter. The terms, for either or both of the. paaptious, will be quite advantageous MEREDITH CALHOUN 2
 'nov27 Pr. fee $50 s' 05. The Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer and Louisville Advocate will insert the above once week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts 10 the; Democrat Office. Huntsville. for payment.
 H1HE VEGETABLE PyI. .MoNARY BALSA M.
 II the most valuable remedy, recently discovrre.l, for consumptons, eoughss colds, asthma, spttias al bldod whooping eousT and pulmonary afleciiolds of every kind--rice 90 cents. < it. y.s- ;s 5 ,ss
 P5ficuia, oastioa--Eacb genuine botilo is enelos- ed m abse wripper o,l'Mbch isg yellow iabei sgre cd % SanlI,sou Reeds None otiief lp, be g,.nniae
 Te g,sa. s-ies.ty @ die gesffne 1,a.:,,s.rs 6slr. has been the cause of iittan4itp Hro,hns spu- rous articles wlith, by patlaiIy assunng lle npue of the genuine, calciated to 4nlsead and deceive the poblio. Among these mixtunes are the Ameri. can Pulmonary, balsaIn, Vegetable i'unnnary.lmI-. sam, balsamc Syrup, and others. Purchasers should inquire fur the article by its whole name, Vege- able pulmonary. Balsam; and see lat il bears the marks and signature of tie genuine. 50 -s Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo- mary Balsam. - ''' $. REED.
 Que more counterfeit besides the American Pu- mo,ary Basau and the others above alluded tot- The latest attempt 10 deceive the p'blic by spur- ous mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary ba .ala, prepared by Samuel Andrews ad los: A.Nea- ze. Toavold the imposition of tht spurious 3irti- ce, we again refer the public the written stgna- ture of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of each bottle. =. Boston, July l, 1871. LOWE SIRED.
 fresh and large supply of the alove now receh'- ed aud for sale, wholesale or retail, by e,
 no'29 H. GATES. Dauphin street.
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