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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
T. X LYON 4 Co,
PRODCCF CO.u.EISSf0-s' q.yI) FURH.3RDhNG ~"
CH1N'1S
Dealers in Groceries, HtEcs, Liquors, -;
ScoTIsyILIE. Va.


7. X LYON, ". ( J. D. cHElsi'
y.rE have received by arrivals from New i'r. =
w NOR, aud Richm'ni, wa Canal, heavy aha i.'s
stock OF Groceries, Nsnr-, Liquors, &C., winch, w 49,
receipts, render assortment extensive aud compete
which ould solicit The attention II our custoHt Z y" l.
would cal attention 81 Gonnoisseui>, liocl kcrp'f.' a
tail trade !, distnnes particularly u "nr stock ~ pe
and Liquors Of importation, AMI "l,! - ~
IDENTITY recommend. 49,,
The following comprises portion Of stock, when v
ow ior cab, y approved paper ,,.,,n, Ng:..
Crushed and Refined Loaf
MOLtsSES-Aew Orleans, Porto Rico and : IT,
C'FfEE-O!d Java, l.aguyra and Rio. -, III
WiSEs-oid l. + Madeisa Blown sherry, old l. t''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old cosnac, seiene'r' o1 "
years Peach aud Apple 49,.
GlNs--uli Holland, J. l. J. Solet, scIed4m and =
LloroRs, a.s'd-N E. Rum, Rye, Whisky, co'd'l'' =
don Porter. ,,
SALT and fIS-Liverpool hlied sal No new tiEH'as'
PLAisTEG-Lnnp aud Ground IN terces 500 ~. si.
BtcoN-Todd's Family, Cincinnati cured, hog fou'''
| and Shoulders.
CaNDLES-PaicGt I-iined hydraulic, pressed anu
NAlLS-Bos'on, Plymouth and Cumberland as'of''' -
Bracs.
LEaTliEI-soc and upper, calf .ides .,vr.,
COTrDN-i'"rton, Cotton laI- and Oaknn oF % n,
WINDOW sizes; aad 10 gallon w"
CRockERy AND STONE wARr-EmbrasinS ''''
MALAGA EAIsISs, Almonds, Plot Bread and ca s''''
CIGARS Mustard Pepper Starch N"tmess Dlacka! oal,
| INDIGO, Bed Gods and Lines, black ana teu ,'
wrapping, letter and Paper Waters Curry Ioo Th;es
/ COTTON CARDS. Knives, Scissors Razofs' ro'e''
| &c, &c. -. -. chses.,
DRY GOODS 44 beached and brown shInn: cya.
Domestic Piads, Calicoes, very cheap; kiiSa '"'''
ades Log Cabin, Cords, Handkerchief &C. &C. ~ palm IL:
| HATS AND CAPs-Elack Russia, coarse anu H"'
| Hats: Sc al and Fur Caps ,,;,, a,al sip
| SIIOES-Men's pegged and sewed Broeans' iauies
per &C. &c. with variety OF other articles. ,.,,n,on
The highest market price !. offered of ese Al we!
| Country Produce, and our Western friends "ou'o ~
| on before selling. -, ,,,. n,r;iculsf y
Having ample Tor Storage W sn1s ,o, o Mrt.a
ention to receivns and forwarding every oese''pN''
die and Produce consigned TO our care ,,s ,idfe;t
Dcr Advances made on CoDugnmons o. fr9'ITo lyon CO.
1 our House In Richmond, =
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Oct 10

IOHN 81 GREGORY, A1rosSEr At Law, (aie OF Huliams.
5vrg has removed TO the city OF Richmond with view Of
devnng 10 his profession All business confded to him
will he punctuay attended TO- For the lie will only
tend the holden in the city and county of lenreo His
office the seed and agricultural Of Mr. Wn Palmer
or Main
5I-at
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= rerv rniuaLle James Rirer Farm for sale.

r,E subscriber desires dispose OF his Farn"hici Is one
brieves Of much value lies On James river III the
next below The farm late
owned Mrs Elizabeth Harding. ami now owned by Mr.
Edward AMI nr r. w. Register y contains about 800
IN his section the ron. There l. large body Of wood land
:cyi propor;iou well timtrred The situation very pct
Is ONE The bling house and convenient having
yry passage below stairs and four chimney
The Such usually found on large farms
Private PROPOSAL. are solicited I'll, the h December Sa,ur
day. which day viii certainly be exposed 10 public sale
disposed privately eorc soni that happen. the public
shall l., anrrsed Of thousand dollars required
in cah-the other mrn can be nc inundated 10 the wish
e. If III. purchasers. THOMAS 4. HARRIS.
OFT
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IN Rnle> held IN mr. 'i'fN
1 fee OF the Circuit superior Couri OF Law AMI Chance
l.o,.isa County, Monday, October the i,h, l-2!:
Madison P,nicion, Executor Of Ahncr Saith, tcce1,'f
also Executor Of Martha Ann Smiih. decd, ftiEf
against
Nelson : Hines and Elizabeth H. his wife, ca.wcl WH'
Cbiw,II b. u in>ton, Alexander Earrc Joseph Winston
n winston Elizabeth llnsrari Pleasant Snth, Elisha ~
oliver T. Smith, Christopher G. Smih, Elsia T. Cost Roo
saith, aud Alfred Smith, '.'''i.a'-
1hr SAID defendants Joseph Winston. John T. .tnn &
y,rh IInn.ari Pleasant Smith, Elisha ~ SMITH DJ,,f
smith Christopher 4. SAITH Eiyim Cosby, R"r Smni
Alfred Smith, not having entered hrr apreaan "ai ~
security according 10 law aud The rules ii tai, ceni,
appearing, hy satisfactory evidence, that they are ~ r
Of this State motion of the plaintiff. by hS counsel.
der.d that the sand Joseph Winston John H. Winston E+l
IIpegard Pleasant Smith, Elisha D. Smith, lrtf = >hrf
Christopher o. Smith, Elsra Cosby, Rob"I, smith ani A-
smith do appear thr Judge Of t.r said Court n the
usr on the day Of the next ttIi o The ,aid C"ii.
answer the plaintiffs b and that COPY II ts order Is m
with inserted in newspaper published ~ tie c = I'll
nnd for Two months ucc6sive., and posted u ht ito., ~
Of the court house Of lhl- county oout day.
C"py-Tcstc,
=. IAEN uI.NIEE q
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r AND AND HOUSES FOR sALE.-sisty acres o;t,,t
IL very desirable brick Dwelling, three miles w.. - -
city, in good neiehbohood, price s50Go Also a not .
Portable brick House, Shockoe Ill., with four rooms ~
necessary Improvements FOR family the lot pte 81 S
LEWIS mn
Collector and Geasrat \ j.,
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IN CIiANcERY.-In Hanover Circuit Superior Court a., :
! Il H.. ''t'tr

IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover Circuit Superior Court ~, :
4 9rh l6i "rr
Thomas James, Martin James, and Richard James pan,.
against 'i'.
The children nf Elizabeth Durati. the children Of hin,
the children and heirs Of Sarah Martin, and the heir u, ~
Hines all OF whom are unknown, David Hodges ana
wife, who Nancy James, and Edmund Lee ana Ma I.
wife, who Mary lanes, Dei.nt
The plaintiffs this day filed their bill this cause
one Temperance Hines has lately departed This life in..
seized Of tract of am the county of Hanover AMI
Virginia w, about hundred dollars: thai .on. ~
of said Interstate ar. unknown; that the said hens Sa y,
know n are The descendants III Elizabeth Burait tn Ill
and descendants at John James, the children and descent
Sarah Mann-wlich said Elizabeth and Sarah We're .,.
laid int state and Tie children descendants r. ~.
Hines brother and pray u- Tor sale partition II ,5 III
and upan their motions Il ordered, that tn ,ld
heir uf Temperance Hines, and All person, Interested Il
land, do appear tie neat term I" th' conn ,nt ml,r H.
saves nart,cs defendants said blu and file their a>,
to- aud that copy OF this order he totw III inserted n a.
mond Enquirer, newspaper Published IN The city .! Rr,
for six Weeas excessively.
4 Copy-Tese,
PHILIP d. WINSTON. Z 4
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GREAT BARGAINS Is DRY GooDs-EiAL
III Merchants. Families ami others

III
- H. JENKINS ha- received, aud VIII omen, The largo.
ia. mo.t extensive stock of eur. new Nil AND WINE
DRY GOODS liz has purchased. Having made
urparaons nr some great bargains those who wan hm
nd 10 their interest call and examine the iu!o@
Rrown and white shnes At 6, g 10 T., snd fa,,
Cotton Uznahurgs, At Q, 10 and lic
Plaid and plain Linsrys, al Is, 20c ana hner
Nero Claiming, for nien, 4; IT, 20. aud inner.
Cloths Cassiirrrs and Ne,ilng> all kinds.
Red Fanne-, IL l3i, .ric, Is Cd, p I'D and nnef.
yht. fanneis, nj Is "a %, p 3D., =. and finer
l.,.rIin d. I:iics ri 81 ., Z, !, 5. Tor dress.
Rain Mouselils, of al c.iors and prices.
Rich AMI elegant Moisrn Dresses nrW styles.
Pam striped figured and plaid silks, all - cS.
Elegant Ch,llc aud olcr silks. tor die.-es
Lille Edain.s and i.acrS, new patterns a!d cHcap.
Thread EI.irss and i.acc>, All prizes.
Igrr yeii- and rich silk Seats.
,r,ai bargains in Blankets, ~ al kini-.
- 600 ward, Caicoes "I dresses, AL friccs, from d i.
AMI finer
New s,,!. Shawi~. Naniias and STARTS.
Ever, prce Linen Cambria iiandherchiris from &C., I,
. The inest.
Eihand- and Bonnet Flowers.
In addition The above, are Irish Linens all price, ant -
article in thu Linen Departments altogether forming the no-t
FIJI and fashionable stock oil Goods offered NJ
K. II. JENKINS Catdp CASA Dry Goo1s >.-'
Co., % tl-VL..
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Nov. Q

nlAIN DEALING FOR LE.-iIav.ng purchased ! IT,,
n;y native county, Hanover, otter for sale my Pam n ,
Sew Bridge road Two and halt miles North Easr Rlchl
containing about hundred acres. The open land M
,n,o three fields Of forty EACH nearly All OF witch :,
clover The puduct uf rar field 20 barrels corn n,
III, - frld- Ia produce, ,Dl bushels Of wheat when an
,,inc -. AGES. There j. about Ia 81 - n nrafar m
u,u al h..i is already cleared. The SOFT !. s,ntrai
ana yr,l ada,rd To the cultivation Q; Vegetables, %
subject 10 iuundation although bnund'd on nnr +
uc Of the rrrks III th> part ~ lhr country.
brautiiu Mill Ste win moi much rail timber hil ll'.
al ire wood The contemplated Railroad ifam Ernlcf,
York Is i'll touch the farm, wtloIi passing through n r
buildings are at! new consisting al w"nfcn Dwelling n
~ feet long story ccutie building, and Slu.~
tanning beside tile garrett, comfortable inr
lm store rooms basement story with :ad WEI
with trees and neatly pa.d together, with all -
houses and two springs fine wafer a any below M
tam, A. the hest evidence III The health OF t! place
NJ, paid Tor medical services in HE last ten y-aL> n, a
dollars My price for this farm / ten thousand dnar
Al saw la,s the balance and Two year, an
take Young negroes the ui fur i've thoGl
in plr p,yIncni. And ii desirable 10 the purchase
one hundred and i, OF Land, with IN abunanr
and rail timber miles the farm, any part u arl
not sold pr,arev VIII be Offered publicly hp lc.,.
December, il far. otherwise, neM lar day.
JOSEPH SrirLr
Noy. d..
"a. $50
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LORD MoRPErH-Th,s distinguished British S,rtes.
man Is now on a visit 10 this country. The London
Atlas thus speaks Of him:
vi The many public mfn who sdorn the cause Of IL.
oerty and philanthropy, of tie most interesting is
Lsfd M0I2ssh' What higher Lineage there than Iha,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

'
 PURSUANT to decree rendered in this cause al the Spring Term, A. D. lS4l, olthe court of chan cery for the first district of the southern ehaneery dI- son of sad state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November next, Ill front of the court house of Mobile county and between Ihe usual hours of sheriff sales, the property described i'll the bill of complaint filed in thls cause as follows 10 wit All that certain ece or lot of ground, su- aed in the county and city of Mobile, on the east side of St.J Joakm street. between State and Congress streets, bounded on the west by St Jonlim street. on the north by a lot belonging (at the date aforesad to the Insurance and Banking Company of Augusta Geo. on the east by lot late the property of John erly of J. s. Beers having front of forty feet on st. Joaklm street. and running back east one hundred and thrty-fve feet more or less, and having the same width in rear as in front. Terms of sae cash
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Re .ister of sad
 court of chancery, this the first day of October,
 A. D. l94l. Attest,
 octl 53tids M J. NrRAE Reqisier
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
LEWIS MIDDLETON & co. Mobile, Oc.. l, 1S41. octi 54lf

WTHARF NOTICE-Whereas, much inconven- W fence and great loss is experienced by the pro- prietors of the wharyes, from the present mode of shipping upward freight notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the dlayman first delivering to the whariinger-who will attend for that purpose-a written acknowledgment from a responsible shipper resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same made in cash.
 senl3 46 tlian A. ]. JUDE. WbarlInoer
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

A& RUNA VA AF.-The subscribers boy "A Nathan-called Nathan Bowers, left my
 "A. house en Tuesday the 7th inst He is by N. trade Tailor, and is supposed to have gone to Pensacoa-said negro is about 40 to B year of age, 5 feet 10 or II inches high, yellow compexion, sllm, good looking and we'll known in the city. The subscriber WI. give twenty five dollars reward and all reasona 'le charges will be pald delivery of the boy septic 43f J. C. COHEN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
octl 53ttds NJ J. NcR AE, Register
In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mube County.
 Jonathan Hunt, complainant,

John II. Owen, and George Poe, IT,. defendants
 PURSUANT to decree rendered in thrs case at the fall term. A. D. lS3S of the circuit court of Mobile county and the said state, exercising chan cery jurisdiction, shall proceed to sell un the first Monday in November next, in front of the court hause of Mobile county between the usual hours of Sherf's sales, the property described ina certain deed of mortgage from John H. Owen to James Ma gee Calvin Norris, and Thomas W. Mccoy, bear ing date the 9th day of May 1886, as follows lot number ,, in square 200, situate on the west side of Franklin st, between innt and Lipscomb sts. having trnat of 6l t on Franklin st., and running back on it's northern boundary line westwardly, and parallel with Hunt st. 20 feet point where niersects the south boundary line of the Orange Grove tract thence running eastwardly along said bpun lar, line to its intersection with Franklin st, said lot haynr the form and dimensions as had down and described ina certain plat of survey of part of the Orange Grove tract, projected and drawn by John James, and recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county. Terms of sale, cash.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 oct o3ttls Master in Chance,V.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
William II. Pollard, defendant.

In Chancery-State of Aabama-Moble County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., lSll Bonjpmn Stanton Jr & Chas. T. Pollard comppts,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

E. l.. ANDREWS & CO.,.
 CoMMIssIoN MFRCHAN ANTs Residence of Partners Mo5iie, Ala. ]. I. ANDREWS. New-York. 7. ANDREWS, New-Oreans. E. l.. ANDREWS, Mobile. a-f Liberal advances made on Consgnments 10 eitht of the above houses hnlb
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
Nathaniel Norwood, defendant.

Nathaniel Norwood, defendant
 PURSUANT to a decree rendered in this cause al the Spring Term, A. D., lSil, of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chance " division of said state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November next, in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales certain property describ- ed in the bill of complaint filed in this cause as fol- lows:-fhat certain part parcel of land situated in the county of Mobile bounded and described as fol- lows viz: containing ten less and bound- ed, described and designated as follows beginning al the north east corner off of land said belong Messrs. .Dobson Williams and formerly to the Rev J B. Warren, and on the south side of and fronting upon the public road leading from Mobile to Spring Hill in said county; thence running from said nor tn east corner east on the south side of said Spring Illl roa1 on line herewith, one acre in front said road and extending back with the whole width of front unifJrmly preserved south ten acres in depth making in the whole ten superficial acres, bounded on the east by lands late of William Austin and at present of Dr.. II. s. Levert and known as the coun- try seat of the former when owned by him. on the west by other lands said belong to Dnbson x Will Hams, the present residence of the ater on north by said public road, and on the south by lands said to belong to Joshua Kennedy and being about two miles from the city of Mobile as or lnally laid out Terms of sale cash.
 Witness, Male lm J. McRae, Register of said
 court fchancery, this the first day of October, A D lS4l. Attest,
 octl 5Sttds NJ. J. McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

In Chancery-State of Ahbama-Mobile County. John C. Washington, compIt,) PURSUANT to 52l vs a decree rendered m Frederic Naested, defendant. ) this case at the Spring Term, A. D. lsiO of the court of chancerv for the first district of the southern clncery division of said state, shall proceed to sell be first Mon day ot November next in front of the couri ho,,se of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of she rls sales, certain property Cor mnch ofitas m,v he necessary to satisfy sad drcree) ,escrhel in a certain deed of mortgage from the said Frederic Nae sted to said John C. Washington, special adminis- tritor of Jobh Washington, deceased, bearing dai, the ith day of October, A. D, lS37 as follows: 'Fh.. following negro slaves, to wit; Wm Brepar JoseIh. James, William Jones Peter Clifford boy Calvin, ssa- men Jnly and her cairen Katherine John Ann Sn- sanna and Judy, also the steam grst mill wi,h the. engine stones and gear formerly the property of rhn- mas B. Walton; also the household t1i kitchen IW- ntue of the sad Frederic Naes,ed."
 Terms of sale cash. Attest
 octl 53tf NJ. J. McRAE, Master ia Chaa'.y,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

ELECT SCHOOL.-A select School win be opened in this city on or about the list October .xt. under the care of the Rev. s. WRIGHT and ADY, in the building on Government st., formerly capled by Mir. Kemble.
 \ The number of pupils will be limited to forty, and der no circumstances will there be a departure m this rule. No efforts will be wanting to make institution an elevated school of intellectual dis ,line sound learning and moral culture and at the ne time to furnish the best facilities for orna- | ntal and polite education. Lessons will be given the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and he other branches of the ornamental department lady who has heen for several years a highly ap- we'd teacher in the celebrated Troy Female Sem ".
 oca music will be taught to the school according he system of Mir. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with
 additional charge.
 he academic will consist of two consecutive ses-
 s, and thus afford an opportunity to the pupils to
 bsent from the city during the sickly summer
 ths, without interruption to their course of study
 scholar will be received who cannot read well, those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- d. Rates of tuition made known al the com \ cement of the School.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
Is M. J. McRAF, Rerister.

In Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobile County.
 Spring Term, 4. D., 1911. The President, Directors and Company of the Bank of Mobile, complainans.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Mary T. Ross, adm'x, Wn. Crothers, adm'r, Fran cis A. Ross, Alfred B. Ross, Sarah Lightioot and
 Millinm B. Lightnnt. dnlendants.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

In Chancery- State of Ahbama-Moblle County.
 Spring Term, 4. D.. 1s4l. The Planters & Merchants Bank of Mobile, c1upl'ts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

ANDREWS & BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 Aglp- D,l,anS
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lNHdHANGE ON BOSTON--at 3, 5, 30, 60 IL and 90 days sight, for sale by
 sepi29o J. B. TOULMIN.
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STEAM BETWEEN

MOBILE AND MO INT C INERT. E ES H The The IRON @ srhAMrn w. W. , FnY, Packet between Mobile and Montgomery as soon as the water will permit-Ieavng Mobile every Satur- day evening at o'clock and Montgomery every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 septl3 45 A. POPE X SON.
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IA FOR RENT.-The convenient dwelling lsIj House and Lot at Summerville, formerly occu- pied by Mr. l.. Hull and now by Geo. Westleldt Esq from the lst November next. Apply to
 septS l.. HULL & SON, Water-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Brick dwelling next adjoining on Church st.
 Brick dwelling next adjoining Claiborne street. Frame dwelling on Lipscomh street. l2 rooms
 Four large and commodeus offices with cattan rooms attached, over the store nfJ. II. Rivers. For terms apply to FRANKLIN W. Mccoy,
 oct4 54 69 Commerce sf.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
BuSINESs CARDS
I.M. MlrIIERS & cn.

J. NJ. WlfhERS & co. COM MISSfON MERCH NTS,
 MOBILE. Ala. OFr1cr-No. :. ST. FRANcis-srRfEr, Orey Ate DrV Goods staTe 9t N lfBtspa Hpt,aS S' Go
 RHTErsNcES. St Ioln Powers X Co. Mobile. pr. John Mnrrast, Tuse,,Ino.a. Vaughn x Turuer, r N W. Breyard' Montgomery. A B. Wynn, Nnrenpo. j. Davidson, { Mail ]. ForneY, p.pton COl.J D. Huke, |. Conuey A Co Srlma R. C. lluutley, Lowndes. .-ITus Flag. octi ANimo ]. l. ANDREWS X BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 New- York.
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The above coals of the best quality, selected for use and will be delivered in any part of the city without delay. Terms-CAsH on delivery of the order at the office of E.C. CENTER & co. oct 1 5Itf corner Cont and Commerce sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

%A FOR RENT.-Two ,n,enienl Canning
 s: ss.: Rooms, No. 49 Commerce street and lhe other No. 90 Front street, each with an attached room suitable for Commission Merchants oilic,s.- Possession given in few dlNs. Apply Ia
 CHRISTIAN KELLER,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

%A TO RENT.-Three Stores on the corner EEs of Commerce and Dauphin streets-the corner store last year occupied by John Campbell & Co., as a clpthinif store. Apply 10
 oct7 55if THOS. HOLLAND.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

ENAMLY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A very N substantial light Carnage having seats, for sale ow. Apply to octl l.. HULL X SON.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

EyA STORES, DWELLINGS X OFFICES @s;s To lei, the three large and commodious stores No. 66, 6S and 70 Commerce street. and the offices
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

TOYS BAGGlNG.-l50 pieces will be sold to s1 close consignment, for sale by
 octl D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

"A FOR RENT.-The House and Lot on the E.: south side of Congress street, next door to the corner of Conception street, there Is good well of of water in the yard and all conveniences suitable for Il private family boarding house. For further par tculars apply to
 MICHAEL MCDONALD, octl 5lf al the office of Moses Ryan, Esq.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

A FOR ENT.-fhat eligible two story tiwc- ra lag House on the west corner ofl1wrenee and Government street, opposite the Baton Aeademy, wllh an excellent Well of good Water. For further particulars, apply 10
 oct6 55tf F. T.. BROWN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11
Georgn Getn. Defendant.

Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said court this first day of October, A. D. 1S4l.
 octl 53d Auest-M. J, McRAE, Reg.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

Store on Water street, lately occupied by D. Cro- min, and dwelling above.
 Brick Dwelling corner of Church and Claiborne
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-11

AsA OFFICE TO RENT.-A large Room now t::s occupied by Dr. McNay, at the corner of Dau- phin and Royal streets. Apply to
 oct6 MOSELN & co.