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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

| GTThe following toasts were drank at din
ner recently given to Gov. Polk, at Nashville,
Tennessee. Whether they were designed mere
ly to tickle the vanity of President Tyler or were
meant to indicate, in verify and truth, a DISPOSE
ton to support him in his aspirations for a re-
election-it Is impossible at this distance, to say.
The first was regular toast:
THE President of the United Sites His
prompt discharge of one of the highest duties de-
voiving on the Executive by judicious exercise
Of his constitutional prerogative, regardless Of
Insincere counses Of factous cabinet has Sc
cured for him fame which his false friends may
envy, but cannot Destroy
The other, volunteer toast, by General Arm
strong, the Locofoco Postmaster at Nashville
"John I'yler-Too honest to be partner in the
firm of Clay & Co. lie is setting up for himself
with fair capital from the firm of Jefferson,
Jackson & Co. May he do a thriving business"
MIR. Armstrong cannot feel overly confident of
the "honesty" Of President Tyler, we should
think, or he would not have ventured to offer this
toast, by which he violates the instructions of
the President In regard to the conduct of Post
masters. We shall see, however, how that will
be. 1t is certainly fair opportunity for the Pre-
sident 20 illustrate his rule.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

PoRK.-The Baltimore American saws We
learn by a letter from Kanawha, that there are
from twenty 10 twenty-five thousand hogs on the
road leading from Owensville, KY, to Charles
ton, kanawha and about eight or ten thousand
on the road from Point Pleasant to that place.
Some five or six thousand have passed through
that village to the eastern markets. Price in
Charlestown SO per hundred, cash. The num-
it is supposed, be larger than in any year for the
last four or five.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

The Superintendent of the Literary Fund pub
fishes in the Richmond papers, for the informa-
ton Of the School Commissioners of the State,
the apportonment Of the appropriations for the
education of the children Of the poor, in the year
1912, based upon the white population of the
State, according to the census of 1910. We an
mex the quotas of this and Of some of the neigh.
boring counties
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

O"The Charlottesville Republican is now de.
Tending sour distinguished representative in
Congress, the Hon.T.W. GILMER,' from what il
calls the ''poisoned arrows" of the Lynchburg
ViFgnan. A few weeks ago the Republican
said of Mr. Gilmer, that if he joined the Locofo-
cos, he would have to fall in ''among the rank
and file J" This is, indeed, changeful world
we live in.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

The Legislature of Georgia commenced its an
nual session at Mlledgevile on the LIST instant
The Message of Gov. Mcdonald is chiefly occu.
pied with the currency question. He recon-
mends the establishment Of State Bank with
branches to supercede the present local institu-
tons as their charters expire.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

The President Of the United States arrived at
Washington on Thursday, from his visit to Viz
GINA.
The New York Express says the full returns
of the election in that State show falling off Of
$4,000 at least were Wbig.
The Tallahassee Sentinel Of the Goth, mentions
the murder Of three white men by the Indians,
Messrs. VIM. Wood, Spooner and Horn.
Hon. Andrew Stevenson, late minister at the
Court Of st. James, and family, arrived in the
Great Western.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

u The Richmond Enquirer states that Mes
srs. Linn Banks, Of Madison, and VIM. Smith, of
RapPahannock, have both resigned their claims to
the contested seat it Congress, and have agreed
to run the race over again.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

The Franklin Bank Of Baltimore has consented
to receive and pay out the notes of the Rail Road
Company, on the terms proposed by the Commit
tee Of the Baltimore Currency Convention. The
Committee after full investigation of the situa-
ton Of the Bank, express a conviction that the
utmost confidence may be placed in the insttu-
lion by depostors.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

Tie '.piraficaP Caroline.-Slr Allen McNabb
has published in the Toronto Herald the sublon-
ad card, which he requests may be inserted in all
the Canadian papers
a CARD.-Sir Allan McNab requests that all
persons who were directly concerned in the cap.
ture and destruction of the piratcal steamer,
st aroline," will forward TO him, at Dandurn,
with the least possible delay, their address, place
OF residence, profession or calling, and age; and
II they have suffered any loss in consequence Of
their share in that exploit, TO be good enough to
state the same and also to furnish any other par
tculars they may desire TO communicate relating
thereto.
October 90, 1911.
Perhaps we may look for some notice on the
part Of the British Government of the officers and
men who participated in the daring exploit Of
capturing and burning an unarmed steamboat.-
England has not dgested the affroDt which she
considers was put upon her when her sovereignty
was arraigned in the person ofMcLeod before an
American jury.-BoH. finer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

NEW foRK.-ln the Senate, parties are made
TO stand by the late elections, II Locos to Is
Whigs.-ln the House IS Locos to 80 Wings
Enough said. .fa r.. ~.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

McHgan.-The Detroit Daily Advertiser of
the 9Th inst contains returns from thirteen coun-
ties, in each Of which the Opposition ticket has
been carried, by majori,ics ranging from $50 up
70 goo
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

FLouR.-rhe Wing says that holders of Flour
in Richmond are asking an advance on the old
price of Sc, since the receipt of the late foreign
intelligence, but that no sales had been made.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

We are under the painful necessity of inform.
ing our readers abroad, that our Town was visit
ed on Monday morning with most destructive
fire.
At about o'clock, A. NJ a fire was discover
ed In the stables of Powell's Hotel, (it is the o.
Plnion of some that the fire originated in the sta
bic belonging to DR.. Walter f. Jones, and which,
was Immediately adjacent 10 the Hotel s,ables,)
which ragged until from want of material it burnt
itself out.
In It's progress it destroyed the Hotel, with
great deal of valuable furniture; the Presbyteri-
an Ci urch, with much ofthe hanglngs and deco
rations; thiry-one horses belonging to the guests
of the Hotel, and which could not be rot out Of
the stable; and the kitchen and stable of Dr.
Jones, together with valuable riding horse.
When the fire first discovered, single
hogshead Of water judiciously applied would
have arrested 1T, with the mere loss of the build
ing where it commenced; but thanks to the liber-
al and enlightened policy of our municipal au-
thoritles, that amount of water could not be OBJ
tanned, and thus the Town has sustained a loss
of some SO or 100000; a large congregation has
been left without place to worship in: and the
travelling public and visitors the place, are dc.
prived CT the comforts of good Hotel
PeierSbure IpfcifoeDcer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

The Pittsburg Daily American ofthe 9Th inst,
says, "we are told upon good authority, that Pork
can now be contracted for, in the interior Of Ind-
ana. for s so per 100 pounds"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
DEATH OF BISHOP MOORE.

1t is our melancholy duty (says the I,ynchburg
Virginan,) to announce the death, i'm this place,
on Thursday night last, Of RI. Rev'd. Richard
Charming Moore, Bishop of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church for the Docess Of Virginia-at the
age, we understand, of about 80 years. He
reached this place just one week previously, on
an official visitation; bu, in Il day or two he was
stricken down by disease, under which he rapid
ly sunk to the grave, followed by the tears and
sympathes not only of his personal friends, but
of thousands who knew him only by report as IA
jealous and devoted Minister Of the Gospel
Nearly thirty years ago, Bishop Moore was call
led to the Metropolis of Virginia as Rector of the
Monumental Church, then recently erected upon
the ruins of the Richmond Theatre, (Which was
destroyed by fire in December, 1871 in memo
ry Of the victims of that distressing event. lie
found the Episcopal Church, in this State, in a
very depres scd condition from which, mainly by
his exertions and the weight Of his character aid
ed by the pious zeal of Messrs. Meade, Wilmer,
Norris, &c. &c. it has risen to its present condi.
ton ofprosperity and usefulness. Bishop Moore
was not only devoted friend OF the branch of the
Church to which he belonged, but he was
Christian-"iull of faith and good works. All
who knew him, loved him--as well these of
other denominations of his own-Jew as well
as Gentle. This universal attachment was the
result of his universal benevolence and charity
his midness of disposition-his tenderness of
feeling-the uniform kindness and suayity of his
manners. His sudden death will be a severe
shock to his family and friends in Richmond; but
they know that he now "rests from his labors.''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18

AZ lot Of drove Pork is now selling in
Stanton AT 81.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-06
IR. LEE-DENTTSJ

Having tak,n the front Parlor over the store oi J. c. Gwinn, near the corner of Royal and Dauphin streets woudrespectuly solicit the patronage of the Ladies and cii iizens in general, of Mobile.
 PRICES REDUCED and OPERATIONS GUARAK- TIED. julyl9 2ltf
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TTO-DAY.

CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. l- Tickets Only Ttoo Dollars and Eitty Cetts 90 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
 -CLAss No. ll2 FOR lS4l-
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Sept. 6, lS4l, at T o'clock D, m, at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO, Managers
 75 Numbers--12 Drawn Ballots
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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. Ill, for 1SIl. 32-77-25-90-6s-s -s6-1s-67 -5s-s4-
 6l-73-39.
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G 10 RHWARD-Ran away from the subscri- R Il " bel in the latter part of July last, my mus Iatto boy FLANK, IT or IS years of age, apout it or nchei nigh, light complexion and light curly hair. He I believed to be harbered by some one in the city; ad if it can be proved that he is harbored and the haborer convicted, will pay an additional reward of fifty dollars.
 .augS BOA ANTONIO PINTO.
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e $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub-
 yN scriber the Both of July last, his negro 6sIN girl CHARITY, about IS years of age, quite
 A. tall, lips prominent and nose fiat; in speak, ing arculates through the It is probable she is lurking about the city or in the vicinity, and most likely harbored by some person; in which event, hereby promise to paj the above reward of Fifty dol
 lars for such proof as will convict any person, white or black, of harboring said girl. For her detection and delivery to me, if taken up and lodged in the jail of this county, will pay reward of Twenty dollars. augl6 33lf JOHN COLE,
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NNGTNE OF STEAMBOAT DESPATCH 1L For Sale. The Engine and Fixtures of the a. bove boat for sale at Wetumpka, Ala Address at said place the undersigned,
 ann07 22Mk & M. HOIISE.
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K ENTUCKY ROPE.--l5O coils Kentuck, IN Rope, for sale by
 may4 D. WHEELER.
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aue21

A C@ "a FOR TUSCALOOSA.-The barge NANCY WEAVER, W. B. Feeson, master, will have immediate despatch for the above and all intermediate landings. Forfreght, apply to D. c. LOWER & CO, Agents,
 aug25 59 Commerce-st.
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HNOBACCO & CIGARS.-l0O boxes Tobacco, Il assorted qualities; POM Princp Cigars; ION Trabuco Cigars, for sale by
 june14 JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
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LUST RECEIVED-A new edition of that eel eJ ebrated Work of Marriage Physiologicaly Dis cussed, by Jean Dubois; price Sl, for sale at
 aug 25 No. 27 St. Francis st.
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A UININE, BLUE MASS, &c.- NnG 100 ozs Sulphate Qunine
 20 lbs English Blue Mass
 25 lbs SC Calomel
 10 ozs Pure Lunar Caustc Morphine, Piperine, Lurpulne, Elaterium Creosote, Iodine, Dentists, Gold Foil, Instruments, &c land ing from brig Linden, for sale by
 MOSELY g co, july2 corner Dauphin & Royal sts
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nENTISTS' GOLD FOIL & GOLD LEAF - D Just received, for sale by
 may14 MOSELY & CO.,, Druggists.
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DIBKLES & PRESERVES 10 cases half gall lon Pickles; 10 cases quarts and pints Preserves, for sale by JOHN c. RYAN,
 june 36 Water st.
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PuRLIC MEETING.

The undersigned citizens of the city and county of Mobile, impressed with the many and great evils which result from slaves hiring their own time, do agree to the following the best mode of enforcing the laws of the Shte of Alabama on that subject.
 That after giving one weeks notice in each of the papers printed in the city of Mobile, we will cause legal proceedings be instituted against any and all persons who at the end of that time found ,ioa ing the laws.
 And the undersigned agree, that after paying all costs and charges incurred in prosecuting, the sur plus of all fines imposed, shall be equally divided be- tween the Protestant and Catholic Orphan Asy lums.
 And we do furthG agree, that any additional ex- penses accruing in prosecuting offenders, shall be
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NOTICE.-Shippers per barge SELMA, for Co., IN lumbus and intermediate landings, will please send their Bills of Ladng to be sgned as she will positively leave in tow of steamboat, tomorrow afternoon, Sept. 2d, at 5 o'clock.
 D. c. LOWER & CO.,, Agents, eenlM 59 Commerce-St.
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VTVHE VETO MESSAGE neatly printed on Sat Il in, for sale by J. F. CSRNS & co,
 aug25 73M 58 Royal st.
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SOAP. HOO bbls family Soap, for sale by 0 ap24 JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water st.
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ERACKERS.-A fresh supply of Soda, Butter, V Water, and Sugar Crackers in half barrels, of Treadwelfs baking, just received and for sale by
 june3O ISM D. c. LOWBER, 59 Com. st.
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II INSEED OIL, White Lead, and Window Glass 1I now landing, for sale by
 aug27 33 MOSELY & CO.,, Druggist.
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<zA FOR RENT.-The convenient Dwelling t::ss House, situated on the north side St. Michael St. End door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next.-rle house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BOBOSE x OO.,
 ap29 246tf 39 Water-st.
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II OST-A POCKET WALLET containing $6 A in cash and sundry papers of no use to any per- son but the owner. The name of John J. Brown, Mobile, Ala. was written on the inside of the Wal let The finder will be will be rewarded on leaving said wallet at the office of the Commercial Register.
 aug27 3SU*l
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1En BXS VIRGINIA TOBACCO, for sale by lCO jy9 OGDEN BROTHERS, ,l2 Water-st SO DOZ. ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE, OU landing from brig Huntress, for sale by
 aus27 3S MOSELY & CO.,, Druggist. Sx#R class copp'd fast sailing brig HUNTRESS, will have immediate despatch, For freight or pas- sage, having excellent accommodations, apply to Captain King, at Government street wharf, or to
 GARDNER g. SAGER,
 auo27 69 Commerce-st.
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DRESERVED GINGER.-20 cases Canton l preserved Ginger for sale by
 june 2S SM D. c. LOWER No 59 Com. st.
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M NOTICE.-Persons owning real estate in the city IN of Mobile, on which the County School and Road Taxes for the present year have not been paid are requested to call the Sherif's Office and tie the same OR before the 1s September next, all the real estate which the have not been paid at that time will be advertised according to law.
 aug25-37tf GEO. HUGGINS, Sheriff M. c.
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DIo CoFFEE.-lOO sacks prime Rio Coffee, lC for sale by HULL SON,
 aug4 l2 Water st.
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kxA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The sub csA scrber will sell, or moderate terms for the season-the House and lot Spring Hill, well known as his residence, together with all the out houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, adjoining the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm. Bloodgood there is good well of water and all nec- essary out-buildings on these premises.
 Aso-another Dwelling, we'll suited to a small family. Apply to
 may5 25lM0 A. BATRE.
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e PERM 'CANDLES.-l50 boxes New Bedford O Sperm Candles. landing and for sale by
 aug20 J. REA.
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NAILS.-lOO kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale IN by D. c. LOWBER & co,
 aug3O 39M 59 Commerce-st.
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DRAGGING & ROPE.- ID 200 pieces A inch Kentucky Baggng, 100 A & 46 inch India '' 25 Dundee e 25 German {" 25 " Gunny Bugs 55 inch " Ca new article)
 100 coils Russia Hemp Rope, 100 Kentucky " e
 50 India '' :" 40O0 lbs Three stran (superior) Twine, For sale by sep3 THOS. P. MILLER x co.
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4 GllROAOMETEkS.-1 The subscI ibef respectful 2 Uniforms Captains and Masters ot Vessels, ti.a he Is prepare1 attend repairing, regulating d, a ceiluinihg the rate Oi CllkONOMEI Eko. Az he is full, oi the importance tO the Aa,igaV of knowing he exact rate oi his lime keeper, he obser,ato will be male wIth good nstIL- menl and b, careful observer quailIed by oonsiaLt practice anal competent knowledge Oi Ihis branoh 10 ensue fully confidence m their accuracy.
 A. l.. COAN, tluck & Watch Maker,
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10 BALES $. CAROLINA OSNABURGs, ItU received and for sale at low prices by
 iuueI4 6tf THOS. $. BATES, 60 Water-st.
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1zA FOR RENT.-A House and Lot adjoining
 ssssM Josiah Wilkins, on the three mile creek. The hasc contains four rooms with all necessary out buildings, and the lot six and half acres of land ready for cultivation, with fruit, shade and ornamen- tai trees, well adapted for summer residence. For further information, apply to Josiah Wilkins, or to the undersigned, 4S Dauphin street.
 may20 260f J. c. GWIN.
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NEW FLOUR-50 bbls ground from wheat, lN just received and and for sale by
 D. c. LOWBER g. Co, aup30 39f No. 59 Commences
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SWEET OIL.--2O baskets Olive Oil, landing HC from brig Linden from New York and for sale by
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 inne20 corner Commerce and (,onti-sts
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EvOUND-On the Choctaw Road in the neighbor- N hood of tue city, SILVER WATCH, with brass chain and key. They owner receive it by applying at this office and paying charges.
 aup30 39tf
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slAA PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF %OV THE BIBLE and rieus in The H IS Land. Acm, cheap, and valuable publication--sD0 pages 5,o., hne paper handsomely bOund-oon isting oi Views m the iiUy Land, together ~iIh nn 4, oI lhe the most remarkable objects mentioned h inc Old and New Testaments, representing sacred Rislorical e,cnts copied from celebrated pictures, fnc lally by the old nasters the landscape scenes iS,de ironi original sketches taken the spot, wIth, ali an l- te esting letterpress descriptions, devoted plantation the objects menlOns in the text. Thls day received and for sale by
 DOUBLEDAY X SEALS,
 marl2 oO Bad.nfu-st.
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CO 50 pcs. Kentucky Bagging, 100 coils Rope,
 10 bDls American Gin
 20 Rrandy 150bxs Window Glass, Sc For sale low to close assignments by aug4 L. HULL & SON, f3 Water st.
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IA FOR NALE OR RENT.-The House E..;ss and lot next adjoining Col. Geo. Walton on Conception street.-the improvements all of the best materials and workmanship. sale would be preferred, d,-possession given on lst Nov. next.
 inlv7 I6tf THOS. r. MILLER & co.
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DEMOvAL-JoHE c. RYAN has removed to 1C the corner of Conti and Water st.
 aug25
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00 Hhds Prime Sugar; 20 bbls Loaf Sugar, $O 10 bbls Clarified Sugar,
 50 bbls Moasses,
 100 sacks Rio Coffee,
 59 [" Havana Coffee,
 25 Java s' For sale by sep3 THOS. P. MILLER x co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-06

GNEESn DitL LGS X MkDIUIsLS.--=H. L A V dkins q Co, Druggists, oUTner Oi NateI ss Ianeis sts, are now IeceRIng their spring sGIIty Sl fresh Drugs aud Med,clnes; among which Uasor Oil, khubaib, Jalap, taloInel lunne, ,afiz Opium, &c. all oi winch ~lll be disposed ol low h4 cash, UT good paper on moderate t'l'e, coantiy mel chants, phy scians and planters, In,itea u s4 ils call, before pun chasing elsewhere.
 K L. AAlhlNo & Co, Druggisis. mI26 2lS COT N aIcr \ tlanrls sis
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 Thomas Holland Rob't L Crawford George Stewart Jo Seawell Daniel Quigey AW Barnes James Curry Wm Brooks John Pollard D G Hall Wm Taylor B Toulmin John Cleveland W II Pendaryis Alex Dumas JF Mcbride Ramon Soto Chas Castel, jr c K O'Ilara Geo Mason F Sheffield MOL Tisdae W Moore Rich'd II Redwood E Brown James Burns T Franklin SIM Allen C Fisher Thos Sturteyant Gayle Jno King C Esom Jno Shelton Henry James Henderson Kinney David Files John H Woodcock " Lang CM Godbold Jno Hodges DaNil Mccullough P Bulard II II Raymond P Waters PWaters A Brooks Charles White A N Crooker s Clark M Mcdonald F G Kimball T Miller c s Shreve Thomas Reid Wm O'BrIen Thos Longfeld E Tardy w c Easton Charles Cullum Vance Johnston J Tarlton J Leavens K Robertson Joseph Curran D Fowler, 1T H N Gould J M Ogden Edw McDermott John r Eagles c c Hazard Thomas Stringer A Carr Quglev V TT Douglass D D Kane