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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11
June II
ANn For SALE.

WISH u col. nv Tac, Land, ns in tho lower end Of
Prince Edward county, adjoining me lanhs :" o. : - hn,H
nj N, Miller nearly eight hundred acres up
wards 81 two hundred which woodland There = also some
III G, ,,on I'M iii PINE. There considerable portion 81
h a., =, ninr heart produces good of corn,
wheat and oa,. and that readily takes e"ye ne w%e
@ "a,,,r tobacco plantation. There is TN the farm zoo"
with all , 1nF H., stables sSs
y -. IA nr,y,.y shall, Saturday, the Ill SEPTEMBER
neat offer il publicly the highest bidder at ns ss q ~
Miller K Son. In-wSw,
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V,I17,H;E TROPBRTY FOR SALE.

yr,ur hsc,ibers wishing closr their Coanrrship oef
~ , III, nronrrry in the Of Weldon, consisting n
,. aud comnod0ls house, well suited Tor an eAtei
siyr mercantile ON the same lot = az
,c bm,se with every necessary oul house "r ic
radiation If n family with snug little sardtH anu wen "
water in yard. Also The nnse ana M ~ peseh
d W. M ~ T. WbitGed-hey will also sell Their valuable
i, yu situated on Roanoke Canal ana within r." nun
,J yards If the Store This Mil = very Saln1 w. /;
having lately undergone thorough repair, ana :
n,,y in first rate order bargain may DC hau III WIS Pl'
If early application Is made. - :, ,s..
For tsiins, Apply u : = :" "'' - WATT & SMITH.
Iu-S
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Deaths.

Died 81, ISL, the residence of his father near LON
hardy Grove Meckirnhug, Va, roapc o scarlet Fever
FR,sci, WINS, Of DR.. Icr " and Mary A. Nc
Crw aged wears months, aud day; aud even al ms cary
ar, shaved an uncumnuu ciec' which gained TIE
love aud friend-ip lie has leii man! irhds besides nv
n.,ns relatives nitn the dcon-nia' parents. Tor M
nnt,me loss RAJ ways Providence nnseafciiabc
and finding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

= ,,e of Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber by the
IS buckingham Iron Manufacturing COMPANY rae "I.r :"
; ~ lc Bingham proceed To SELL I" the hIshcst p
r for cash Bear Garden Furnace on the =" nas " %
VIZ, II fair il not the day. all the LANDS, or - mn
f ,s mar he necessary, together with all tne
IT, ing TO the said Company embraced IN san ueru
h;s land lies In end If buckingham. anu eoh
nbundnhee u o'' "'' GEORGE II. MATTHEW'S TrHss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-11

The Washington Correspondent OF the \. \. eom
mercial Advertiser (Whgj writes that "lhe selection
Of John White of Kentucky, IS the caucus candidate
was attributed, aud vas undoubtedly DUE 10 Henry
Clay Mr. White, though respectable member , a"u
oood Whip, had no more carm to the Speakershp Than
many others, until the moment when Henry Gay
waved his hand over him and cried, "Arse, Mr. Speaker
White" The Southern Wings were loud IN the'I DE-
nuncia,ons of the whole proceedings. They SAID tue
caucus was packed By Mr.. Clay; that combination
that Mr. Clay, intending TO retire from Congress after
lhi. session. wished put Mr. White in the Char OF the
House to keep Mr. Tyler in check; that Mr. Clay
would dictate the Committees Of the House.
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NJ Our Correspondents must nave pa. p,.ooa;
Public Documents and the very interesting -,
n CONGRESS crowd out almost every other article. we
are ANXIOUS TO address the People Oh passing events
hut we have no room. We have none even Tor Inc
mos; Iacon;c criticism MIR. Ewings Report II IS
destined to call forth many structures hf woodbury.
osd,,sd himself on Tuesday to make remarks upon II
The Money article of the last y. Y. Herald picks
many flaw in it. But there is time for all things
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= .W NOTICE-FRAScrs \. W,rrtas and sfEPGEN y
sorIn.L quorns Inc, have this day assosaea u NJ,
in Tie prnee If Lau under the style and fm OF q.
sns souta Professional business VIII oe aue'r" -,
them in the county of Prince Edward, and IN such o'
adiooinc counties az clients may desire.
addrss-Farmville, Va. m w3v
FarmyIe 18th June, l64l.
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.>yE H,Iaa REWARD VIII paid The delivery
L wu,ar riiUEBE MhRBl.ETUN, as she il sometimes
called riiOEBE HARRIS who left house on Mnnaay the
1t instant believe, i'll make for The
golhooi II Elisha Jackson's, loIa, where she formerly
.ci and he,iev- has -hana-C site b. nfsIn. ahui;
the II ci:y She may pass herself on tor free
oBan ~iica thu case, purchased her OF the S'f-
Cy Of Richmond, by win she Sold Tor li
about 81 IS year dark uap
beard and 1s pleasant connenanrr WIN
pay reward delivery 10 At me othc. 81 y
paper. Ja''r-' "os''i
pi,I,,,,nJ al
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TIyFREE 4 WILLIAMSON.

f.,t>S,r, A. St.lluo!Thc next If school VIII
- begin 9Th o july neat ana continue Tor .Nr nn'
r., ,i H. ,,nt IN The Laucies qualify l"u'h
: .,,.,,., cost. Wa.bn NJ teach. - about mae
mir, T. r. OF narlo,;e.vir healthy sna ~ mn -
So, ,l,r .. III. Suarin liars, after n. Ia bar
irt-.yr can come horseback, ana wiz nave 'hti
Lraug.t o., ,,;,t il 90,
ma Lv ~. .ib.,rbcr, at "a, pa. able ~ advance
pib!ti ilr i'i'o"a- 'ls ,i. '1 ''''"'''
may ~, at Are entirely satisfied with The manner IN which
a. I'M, ln disc Principal Teacher Of The
.r,,rmy :; Abingdon the highest opinions Of
IN, qualification. instructor 81 youth
~ J" TEST, J,coG LYseH, Secretary
August 9th, l-.,1."
Letter, addressed charlottesville viii receive prompt az
,.,,'u GE,.RGE ILivt.
I,u. n 9-W5w
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,r.l.lnn n C.. 9th Iune, 1871.

m, ganual Examination e Cadets al the trga'a
af,;,arp Institute nj Lexington, will commences on te ~
day Of July, and he continued from day To hay n m,
, Parents and all others interested ~ me cae
es and itraiur IT. RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend An
grafton will delivered on the ih Of 1ny, y i@" Svr TT"
U1ndsrson Of Loudoun fha'I ~ -, 49,
ln-MflIY IrIMelHli FrtyessUr.
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According the versions OF both Messrs Tyler and
Rrses, Mr.. Tyler in degree pledged b. The votes
of the Wings 10 go for National Raak Mr.. !,
holds in his Message that the election Of Cen Har''-
son did not in favor Of any particular fiscal aler
naive awhile tsays hcl the Sub.Treasury received
IN the result the most decided condemnation yet u"
Other schema If finance scanned to hare L'e concerned
that large majority of the people of the =; . n Ia,
uneGnivocally condemned the measure wne, =. -.
81 anr o,her In eecng hun, therefore, 10 90 the"
,;ad;9rs "a The wings cali it. it does not appear to be
NJ r : belief that they had Did him to establish
yat;ona[ Rank.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

 VENGEANCE ON NEW YoRk-Checks at E'A short sight, and B, at @ days sight. For sale ly JOS. AUZE < SON,
 nov 26 30, St F,ancis st. EsNoHAAGE oN NEW ORLEANS al sigat, \ A for sale by
 dec2 2u I. BELL. Jr. St. Francis-st. M OFlCE--Au those indebted To lhe subso, ,bcr, either by note. nr by accounts made in the years ol is39-'49, requested t1 make payment by the ast of January, lst2, IS am determined to all who do not settle by that time.
 nov57 ssnrm* JOHN GALLAGHER. VENGEANCE ON \. YoKN-at 50 days sight H'z for sale by GARDNER & SAGER. "ctll No. 6s Commeree-st. ENGXGnANE 0N BALTIMORE x PHILA- EZ DELPilIA, for sale by
 GEO. CLEVELAND, JR.,
 decS 20 St. Francis-st VENGEANCE ON NEW ORLEANS, for sale E1 by JOS. AUZE & SON, dec3 30 St. Michael-st VENGEANCE ON AEW YORK, at 60 days A1 sight A. BATRE & CO.,, dec3 71 Conmerce-st. E IBERAL ADVANCES on consignmenls of AL Cotton friends in New York, Boston and ia,re, male by
 dec2s HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND. VENGEANCE ON NEW ORLiANS.-Checks s-4 bl signt, Tor sale ny
 Jos. AUZE & SON, decl If 30 St Frnsis-st. FRAGRANCE on New York and Boston. iol sale B3 by ln29l F. SHAW X co, s4 Com. st. VENGEANCE on New York, at snort tight for AI sale by CH. DRUIN & J. LECESNE, na7 2s St. Fraucis st. EfXCHANGE on New Orleans at days sight, Rl4 for sale by
 na7 STEVENSON FORBES, a4 St. Frarcis-st. 
 VENGEANCE E on New York; al days sight, for EeA sale by W. MILL1GAN x co. n27 "A St. Michael street. VENGEANCE E on New-York, at short slght for kA sale by In26l J. U. scHILT, 13 Water-st. VENGEANCE F on New-Ynrk, for sale by EL n26 ELLIS X GREEN. 6s Commerce-st. VENGEANCE ON PROVIDENCE at 60 days, kA payable in Providence or New York; for sale bv ul3 WHITAhEt X SAMPSON a4 Francis-st VENGEANCE ON NEW oRLEANs-Checks e'A at sight for sale by
 n6 D. WHEELER, B water-st. VENGEANCE on Baltimore at 60 days sight, for by BL nl II. A. SCHROEDER as St Francissi. fEXCHANGE-on New York, at 60 days sight. EA for sale by GARDNER X SAGER, scll3 69 Commerce street. SNHECKS ON PHILADELPHIA, for S25eO, N $2O0O, sls26 46, Sl60O for sale by n@3 WHITAKER k SAMPSON. 2l St Francis-st CHEcKs on Philadelphia, for sale by 0 WHITAKER X SAMPSON, novl9 No 2l St Francis street. CERTIFICATES OF OPPOSITE on Montgo- s1 mery and Tuscaloosa. purchased by n6 G. w. TARLETON, 72 Commerce st. MONTGOMERY Bank Cert sil IfA wautedb by lu24l E. L. ANDREWS co F5 OBILE BANK STOCK-l0 shares for sale by lYe nl0 c. W. rARLETON 72 Commerce st as ONTGOMERY CERTIFICATES OF DE 4fd POSlPE wanted by
 n5tf RIVES, BATTLE X CO INCORPORATION COUPONS-for sale by O dec2 I. BELL Jr. St. Francis st. A DVANCES ON COTTON.-rhe subscribers "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to their friends in Liverpool and New York. dec McGRAN S NOONAN. p EMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed to K a Mr. Hogan's buildings in Cont street. Office second floor.
 nov27 SStf GARDNER & SAGER fEsUsCAkooSA CERTIFICATES OF DEPO- f SITE, for sale by
 n3O GEO. BoWLEND, 34I St. Micehelst
 'sPqlmom qta Rer,oi feraf'' DISAPPOINTMENT fer one month longer in con- A sequence of the numerous applications for reci- wing NEW PUPILS. Academy on Royal-sireet, near Dauphin.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
RWRnTEIts, AEENCY

NoTICE,-The undersigned hereby gives notice of his having been appointed Underwriters Agent for the following named Insurance Companies of Philadelphia viz
 NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY INSURANCE Co. OF THE STATE OF PFNNsYIvANIA. PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
 UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
 UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY
 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
 ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
 WAsHINGToN INSURANCE COMPANY.
 DELAWARE INsURARc COMPANY.
 AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
 PHGSIx INSURANCE COMPANY.
 DELAwARE COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY
 nl3 .~ra WM. H. BUNNELL. A DVERTISEMENT-The subscribers hereby "A give notice that they have been appointed Un- derwrters Agents by and for the following namedI surance Offices of New York, viz
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
FOR COLUMBUS, (Miss.)
MOBILE, MONTGOMERY s. WETUlffkA
 WEEKLY PACkET.

MOBILE, MONTGOMERY q WEIUNH'hA
 WEEKLY PACKET. h Iro R The well known and fast running Ss;ssSsSsss117z.. steamer GEN'L GAINES, J. w. Pollock master, will leave Mobile every Thursday evening" at o'clock, p. m, arrive at Montgomery on Saturday at l2 o'clock m, and Wetunpka at 3 p. m. Will leave Wetumpka on Sunday mornlng at 4 a nl and Montgomery at Il a. in. and arrive m Mobile Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Line Packets For freight or passage, apply on board, or
 to E. l.. ANDREWS X CO.,, norl6 6Srf cor Commerce and naaphin-sts N. B.-The Gaines has been thoroughly repaired, and is in every respect equal to any boat in the trade
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

ss1 ;: EflREMEN's INSURANCE co. OF MOBILE, 4 No. 9 St Francis street. continues to take Ma rine, River anl Fire Risks. The office is open all day Applications for Fire Risks are reouesred to be made before l2 o'clock NJ and for Marine Risks aay hour during the day
 CHARLES WHITE, President
 0. P. HASWELL, Vice President
 DIRECTORS
 John Eagles, Charles Auze, Br. Tardy. Charles W bite John K. Collins. Wm. A. Terrell J. c. Chamberlain, Chs. Cullum O.P. Haswell, Jos. Hall l. H. Erwin, Geo. G. Prentice $. W. Allen, Wm. H ghidsey
 Richd Redwood.
 JAS. T. FRANKLIN. Secretary THoMAs LoSGFIELD, Inspector nov5 MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY IVY Office No. a4 St. Fraaeis strsst. lnsures against Fire. Marine and River Risls
 DIREcToRs.
 Jonathan Emanuel John Simpson. II A. Schroeder. Thos W. MeCoy Blanhgood, H. O. Brewer Alex. Pope, BE Marshall Desha, J. A NJ. Battle, R.v. Montague, T. Barney,
 HENRY CENTER, Presia,ut TRos. s. KING, see'y. ian6 Ng ERCHANTs' INSURANCE COMPANY OF IVA MoBILE-Capilal, s25o 900 paid in and secur cd agreeslly to the requirements of it's charter This Con,1any continues make insurance ee aipst loss or damage River or Marine Risks and sp ainst fire on brick bui,j qgs and merchandise iu the city The public may rely m prompt adjustment o los- ses. DTkEcToas
 H. E. .Gwathtney John B. Toulmin. J. J.V. Wanroy, Joseph E. Sheffield Charles Gascoigne Vim H. Pratt, James 6. Whitaker, Newton St John Wm. Jones Jr. ]. U Schiit Hindman Barney, Latham Mitche:
 Wm P. Molen.
 H. B. GWATHMEY, President R. s. BUNKER, Secretary iano4 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE-AL. Ns BAaA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY Capital S3a0,000 all paid in.
 TRUSTEES.
 JAS 1NNERARITY, President. T Sanford Otis Dyer. Jona. Hunt, Henry Myers 0. c. Hazard S. F. Bnilard A W. tordon, Arch. Bronn, F. w. MCoy, James Deas r. Ravasies, Calvin Norris This company continues do general Insurance business their ofRce corner St Francis and Royal streets, taking risks the usual of insurance against loss or damage by Fire to buildings or mer- chandize contained therein; also ainst the dangers of marine or river navigation. lune9 N. O. J. TISDALE Sec'y pro tenn INSURANCE-HAzARD & FOWLER. agents for A the Hartford Insurance Go. are now taking risks against Fire, Cotton in Presses and on Mercnan. dze, and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile nil
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

Nor1CE-The MISSES GRANDTN respectfully inform the citizens of Mobile that they will open BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. .outhe 18th inst in the dwelling door of the Barton Aeaden, Governments in which they profer to all who may be placed undertheir care athorough and systematic education in the solid branches; and from their long experience in this employment. they ha,ter themselves they shall eWoy liberal patronage. The year will be divided intotwo sessions of four months each after which. il the season continues healthy. two months will be devoted to the ornamental branches English Department SEQ. French upon the most approved plan s30. Music with singing $40.
 kErrREsoE-RevT IL GaPers, James seabury. Esq. nla
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F asNM ANsallP. |

PfsNMANhX1lR.
 MI R. BoYLAN takes leave to inform such as are I'VE not great profcents in Pehmanship, that he wli give instructions in this art at his Academy, over ment street. between the hours ct : and 9 o'clock. five nights in each week And he unhestatugiy engages change. in of Tosius Lessoas the most stiff. cramped, deformed Irregular scrawi. into style at nnce hold, free, easy and elegant.
 Ladies wishing to take course of aessous bur finding il inconvenient 10 rall Al hefAqadeny. will be attended at their residences. Tesns goderate nA
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I'll T. AT R T. :.

First appearance uf Alr W O0D lie ceir6laIe1 melu-.lramatic actor, and Master WOOD, lhe iaiant prodigy, who are engaged ior 6,e nights only. MONDAY ErENING, DEC. 6, Isll,
 Will be performed the camed, of
 CHARLES II. Charles II i....,.............. Mir. Barton baiy Copp. .......... Mrs. Richardson After which, Master Wood viii daace the original
 HIGHLAND FLING. To conclude W llh the thrilling and popular drama of IiiE DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER. Tom, (ihe dumb ulu) .............. Mr. Wood tomorrow, 2nd night oi alr. anu Master Wood.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

' DWELL osNABERGs SMpTToNApEs- = EL l6o bales Lowell Cottons, ,fp hand and expected daily per brig New England fton Boston, direct fon the manufacturers and embrecihf hf--Nos. l. ?. 3. T osnabergs heavy Cottonades ,ss eases Fancy Cai- touades The ateation of the sity anscounlry nHer- chants is called to these goods ..of wbich large ply will be kept hand at all tiines and sold a, s tory prices and expenses. for cAsh pproved . PapersA8-f s..<s.
 na6lf O.. DEILINGER. 76 comm4rce st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

c ELECT SCHOOL.-The Miss ALLISON 'S Se- S feet School, will reopen Monday the a5th inst. al 22 Monroe street. o20 S ELECT SCHOoL--A Select School will be - opened in this city Thursday alst October inst. under the care of the REV. s. R. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building Government street. formerly occupied by Mir. Kenbe.
 The number ofpupils will be limited to forty and under no circumstances will there be a departure from this rule. No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis cipne sound learning and moral culture ard at the time to furnish the best facilities for an orna mental and polite education. Lessons will be given on the guitar piano and harp by Mrs Wright, and in the other branches of the ornamental department hv lady whQ has been for several years highly at- proved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi. nary.
 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system of MT. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with out additional charge.
 The academic will consist of two consecutive ses, sions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from the city during the sickly summer months. without interruption to their course of study
 No scholar will be received who cannot read well -and those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferred. Rates of tuition made known at the com. menceinent of the school.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

THEAP AS THE CHEAP EST.---Hep Goods O Just received ut ROBINSON t STUART'S Cheap Yariefy Store, corner of Government and Wa ter-streets, general assortment of n Ready-lnade CLOTHING, HATS.
 n BOOTS, SHOES. and <a<a ~ DRY GOODS, direct from H
 o the manutactories. and for & sale at the oest prices for eash Please call and ex- amipe, al the sgn of the Mammoth Boot. nls : (toTToN sNABERGs AND SHIEI INGs- O 75 bales Petersburg msnnfactory, received by John A. Lancaster. at low prices, by
 n22 G. q. JOHNSON, 42 water-st DRINTERS PAPER, &r-We have Paper for
 Printers, of ali the usual sizes aso just received Superiine Packet Post blue," for Prices-C Current. Bills and Bills of Lading, plain also, supply of the same kind, ruled, for invoices bills, xc. nl5 MINGE < RUSSELL, l3 Water.st.-. (NINCINNATI SIDES AND SHOULDERS \J 20 casks. good article, landed and received to- day. for sale by ln3ol MARSHALLS ROWE. E>EASE CANDY.-A supply oi Pease celeDra \ ted Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy, just received and for sale by
 I.G. DU BOSE & CO.,. nao late Du Bose < Rolf No. ss wuter-st
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06
xA CITY REsTAURAT-No. le, lsz.5;A

%ESA CITY kESTAuRAT-No. l6, <4SszA E.sn west side Commerce street.-the IfdsE1 l--s5ds proprietor of this House has now l.--tka2- 'he pleasure to announce that having completed b;s arrangements, the establishment will be re opened on MONDAY next 4th Oct. when he will be most happy lo and wait upon his old customers and the pubie generally.
 No pains expense have been spared in fitting it up. with a view ofgiving entire satisfaction He has new room for private parties where they can be acc' mmodsted at any hour of the day He has also annexed comfortable sleeping apartment where
 octl E ROME
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

xx COMMITTED to the jail of the county "A of Decalb, Alabama, sn the 18th Jniy, lSil, "A oue negro man as a runaway slave who calls
 A. his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Ean,lel Pucket,, wio he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty ionr or live years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two gears on his forehead, about five feet live inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above are wide a. part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take hn away' or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD,
 aov2 66tf Sheriff oi Decalb County.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

pLANkETS, MARSEIL,.ES QUILTS, AND D SLEEPING LINENS.-DANIELS & BRA DY, S3 Dauphin st., (immediaeIy opposite the Pub lie Square,) have just received large assortment of BIankets MarseiIles Quilts, and Shecting Linens, Amongst which, will be found, superior TwIed Blankets 16-4 long by 14-4 wide,
 l0-4, 12-4 and 14-4 Marsees Quilts,
 S-4, 1924 and l2-4 superior Sheeting Linens, The whole of which will be sold cheap for cash dec 2 2M
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

IN STORE AND FOR SALE.-50 6lb and 13 -A lib boxes Teas
 30 bbls No. Loaf and crushed Sugar GO bags Cuba, Laguira and Java Coffee 10 hhds old Sugar, superior quality 60 bbis superiine Flour, 90 do Whiskey 30 boxes Sperm Candles, 75 do Soap 50 boxes Chewing Tobacco, various qualities 10 casks Sides, Shoulders and Hams 250 sacks Salt, Mess Pork, &e Be. by dec2 P. MccASKILI, IS Com. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

1 TAKEN UP by the subscriber on the xLsa Eth November inst a RoAN HoRsE, about AA. 15a hands high, branded q. c. on the shollle,. The owner is requested to pay expenses, prove property, and take him away, he will be solI. accordlng to law. A. w. FARRELL.
 Washington county, Nov. 2S. nov30 g0Mtw
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

H~u C.Dh hEtssuE F h 70 C"InnlFFce Ft k8ONNETS-30 cases assorted Bonnets, just re- ID eeived per barque Abbot Lord, and for sale ly nl5 JoSN BRAGAW co. 2I Dauphiu st. RACON.-5 barrels Mayhard's Canvassed Hams kS 5 do uncanvsssed do
 Cincinnati Sides-for sale by
 novls M. A. VAN HOOK, Commerce st
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

ks JOHN BRAGAW & co. P Dauphin street, sET offer for sale
 - 5O cases bro drnb plain Hats
 50 do do black do F
 50 do do rorum do
 s do fashionable fur do
 25 do do silk do a. Jast received per brig Mobile. Also daily exported in store by barque Hebron and
 brig Alsbana;
 100 cases Russet Brogans; 50 do Kip do
 g do thick Boots; 20 do fine do 4a do N ~omen's fine Shoes; 20 do Mems do
 l5 do Childrens do do oct6 "a, HATS AND BoNNETS-Ths subscriber sksy is receiving large assortment of Hats and
 straw goods, amongst which, follows: 50 cases Mems fash. Beaver and plain blk. Hats. 25 wide brim .. 25 drab 10 q fashionable silk l50 dog Pam Leaf Hoods, with great variety of ladies' and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets; she'll horn and ivory Combs; band boxes, artificial flowers. stocks &c. For sale cheap for cash good paper, by lo2sl GEO. A. ARNOLD. Al Water-sr n. AT E. RoBBINsoN's CHEAP vARIE- xAX TY STORE-Just received per sh p Hector,
 4 large assortment of fashionable and low crowned broad brimned Black and White Gentle- mems HATS. ALso--Fiue Russia Beaver, and low priced Hats. Likewise, received per barque He- bron, an assortment of fine and White Linen and Cotton Shirts: do Flannel Shrts which will be sold very low for cash, the sign of the Mammoth Boot, corner of w later ami Government streets. oct22.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

MEDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS.-At MI Gates's Drug Store, lO6 Danphin street-Sage, Thyme, Bauc, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Horehound, Peppermint, Spearmnt, Motherwort, Life Everast-
 ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Maioram, Poplal Bark, saffron. Marsh'nallows, and various other domestic Herbs, Barks, Roots, &c for sale at !,
 no,27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-06

EDEMOvAL.-Th undersigned has removed from kl AS Dauphin to St. Francis street, where he offers for sale on accommodating .erns, large sortment ofFURNTrURE. Entrance 32 Water and 23 St. Francis street.
 noy20 S3f J. c GWINN.