Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22
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'7.'>. z=--'-s---szsz., Francis eonklm' e' al EsY Virtue of vii Q, of Steamboat Niagara ni.,risi % coarl ofrfe O@cd Sia,es ipr the Suulle,n fisirirt of Alabama and in directed, have sezcd and into my l,ossessnn ken the steanh at NIAGARA. her iarkr. al parrl, Re. ,is Is to cite and aihanish all pefa having er pretending to have any right, tile, interest clam in the ,ba,c named steamboat, he, tackle, Sc. tn be and appear before the lun h,slric Court for ihe nho,e ntne dst.ci, on the $iat in>f. and show cause il .tny they have, why the above named steam boat, her tacke, &e. shoHld moi ie condemned ac- cor.ling ta the prayer of the lilelhni.
 decl5 l5n k L. CRAWFORD, |. <. Nj. INVALUABLE COTTON LAND IN SOUfil v ALABAMA, FOR SALE. -'lhe subscriber, administrator of the estate nt William Smith, de- ceased, offers for sale two large and valuable pLla- tiuns, on ihe A.s ana river, ubou; l2 mileS above Selma, and 20 miles b,.aW Montgomery. One ul them Is in the county ol hutiaga, containing egh- teen hundred acres, ,u which from te eight hnn dred acres in cultivation, bnuntiiny supplied with water io plantation purposes and tnr stock, hy a ftiling stream, running entirely though the plantation. That portion of the tract which, + net under cultivation, is well timlrred and principally cotton and oi the very best quality fer the culture of cotton ani corn.
 The other tract is situated in the county of Dallas, in the bend of inc Alabama river, generally known by Durand's Bend-eont1ining about fourteen hun Nfe acres. hlne HNeu or Mnicn are III CuitlN;liOn. This tract is also wei supplied with timber and wa ter, and is of the best qualify of cotton land.
 Both these plantations are bounded, and divided from each other, by the Alabama river; they are now in state ofhigh cultivation, with comfortable dwell lings, gn-houses and other necessary buildings on each, fit for immediate The quality of the soil, the easy market by the Alabama rIver, tue southern latitude, and the character of the popu- ation in the counties of Dallas and Aulauga, af ford great inducements to capitalists dssirous of en- gaging the culture of the great staple of the south The crops this year, is supposed, will produce J5l to 500 bales of 300 poucds each. cultivated by sixty three hands.
 The stock of corn, lndder and onts, now on the plantations, the hogs and cattle, backsmilh's tools and farming utensils, nisc offered for sac. Pos session gwen at the end of the year.
 Persons wishing 10 purchase, can apply to Mr. R. H. Gaston, ut the landing on the river, adjoining the Auiamga plantation, who will show the premises or to me at my residence in iluntsy c during the sum mer, and at New Orleans during the winter. The terms, for either or both of the plantations, will be quite advantageous. MEREDITH CALHOUN.
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 0y- The Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer and Huntsville Advocate will insert the above week for eight weeks and forward their accounts to the Democrat Office, Huntsville, for payment. NINCINNATI SIDES.-75 casks direct from
 O Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Aler- chant n superior, article, tor sale by
 decll MARSHALL g. ROWE. Ee ORDEAUX CLARET.---20 casks, superior kS article, landing from the barque II. Shelton, and for s;tlc by
 dee1l MARSHALL X ROWE. INoR SALE.--99t sacks Salt, 5s6 hampers Pc. -s' tatoes, l000 English Ridge Tiles. l5 kits Her rings, puncheon Irish Whskey, the cargo of ship Josopha from Belfast, apply to
 dccl6 JAMES MAGEE. Ep ECElVED pes brig Georgian new style of N 1 Erpuch and stnr k.inol,nma ,,f chnirp patterns; dalnask and double damask Table Cloths and Napkins; l0-i Flemish Linen Sheeng; I0-l and l2-l Irish do; Rose Blankets and Marseiles and Imperal Bed Spreads.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to P. Cullen,
 dee15 6l Dauphin-st SSALT.-l5oo sacks Salt, in store and m good or
 declS r. SHAW X co. NNTAGGONS, DRAYS, &c.--l two horse road w Wagon; l light Dearborn Wagon; l Get
 deol3 JNo. c. RYAN. SUNDRiES.-25 qr casks Cognac Brandy, 20 do kS N E Rum; 10 half pipes Otard Dupuy $; Co. and Dupuy Brandy; 50 bbls Rect. Whiskey, l5 bbls Monongahela Whiskey, for sale by
 dec13 P. McCASkllI., IS Commercc-st. DORTLAND HAY AND POTATOES.-l2S N bales prime Portland Hay, ll5 hbls prime Port land Potatoes, landing from barque Abby Baker, and for sale by [dec9l ]. H. RIVERS. XXTINDOW GLASS-Assortcd sizes, and White w Lead in Oil, for sale by
 W. D. WILSON, decl3 corner Water and St. Franes-sts. HAVANA cOFFEE.-l00 bags best green, new ' crop, landing from schr Bell, for sale by dccl3 M. D. ESLAFA co. spRANDY CHERRIEs.--l5 boxes, a very su- hD perior article, for sale by l dcclI SMITH & DABNEY. I
 | ENIOUR.-l00 barrels Cincinnati Flour, in store A' and for sale by
 | deCl3 M. D. ESLANA x co. l IINClNNATi SIDES.-22 casks line article 1 V of Cincinnati cured Meat, landing from schooner l Rome and for sale by
 | dccII MARSHALL & ROWE.
 f@ CHEAP VARIETY STORE, & l N HATS! "a The subscribers have just received per Floridian
 fresh supply of Silk and For Hats, assorted quail ties which they will sell cheap the cheapest oI cash. ROBINSON X STUART,
 corner Govt and Water sis., l dec17 Sign of the Mammoth Boot, l Nh Itls