Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
 A DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-wiu !. .ola "A Monday the 5ih December at I2 o'clock, in front of the Court House, part of the personal effects of George w. Greagson, deceased, to wit:
 Negro man Phillip, Mules
 Also-On Thursday, the Sth December, at the ate residence of said Greagson, Mount Vernon will be sold Household furniture, Corn, Sheep, Light Weed, S-c.
 Terms 6 months credit for approved notes.
 VIM. MAGEE, Adm'r.
 nov2 66tf E. B. GALE. Auct'r. THRUST SALE-REAL ESTATE-NoTIcE A is hereby given that the trustees of the Gordon Land comcany will proceed to sell at public sale, at the door of the Court-house of Mobile county, on the first Monday of December xt, all the lands remain- ing unsod belonging to said Company, for the pur- pose of closing and finally settling the said Trust
 The trustees will sell the said property it stands and will give such titles they are authorized as trustees to gye by virtue of the deed of conveyance and trust dated the first day of June 1886; whereby said lands were conveyed by Archibald W. Gordon to Henry Hitchcock, George N. Stewart and Abner 5. Lpscomb, Trustees, for the benefit of said A. w. Gordon and Of the stockholders said Gordon Land Company, and which deed is duly recorded in Mobile county. The property to be sold, is portion of the Faue Tract, containing originally about 200 arpens of land in the lower part of the city of Mobile small portion of which has been sold by the Trustees, the remain der will now be sold as it stands. Persons wishing to purchase will please apply to George N. Stewart in Mobile, who will explain the situation of the pr- erty, and of the title proposed be conveyed The terms will be made known ihe day of sale. Sale al twelve o'clock. GEORGE N. STEWART D. E. HALL,
 Mobile, Nov18 S0tlstbidec Trustees. IN CONFORMITY with the last Will and 1'es- A lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, and to carry | into effect the provisions of said Will and is con- iormity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th day of October l84l will, on Monday, the StI, day of January, lS42 ex- pose to public sale, in front of the conrt house ef Mobile within the legal hOurJ of sae all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Raby as follws the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; as also, a tract of Land lying on Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, cun taning about 300 res; also tract of Land at Ful. ton, containing about AS acres being the residence of the late Joseph Raby. la. .5ant#i
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se- curities JOSEPH KREBS, z'.
 nov20 s2tf Executor.
 A CARD.-MADAM GODARD, respectfully
 A informs her friends and the public generally ,that she has heated in this city, for the purpose of prac- Using as MIDWIFE. She has experience also in the operation of Bleeding and vaccinating. Sha has been Graduated at tie College oi Maternite, in l Paris. She hopes that her regular study of, and long experience in the Obstetrcal Art may entitle her to a share of public patronage.
 | References.
 | Doctors LEvERT, CHrEussE. l | Residence No. 2S Cedar street between Dauphin and St. Francis St., having removed from her form CT residence on Spring Hill Road. nov17 79L* n nISSoLUTIoN.-Th copartnersIip heretofore a/ existing under the name of KING & MoKE-. HOUSE was dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th, inst. All persons having demands against the late trm will please present them for settlement, and those indebted will make payment immediately. The: name of the firm will be used in settlement. 1 .-- J. KING, ,e.sil, | A MOREII0IIssE>. 1 GG-CARRIAGE REPAIRING will be carried on as heretofore at the Old Stand, St. LO,ns an Conception streas, by the subscriber. .rl nov19 s2Kmo. ARNAN MoREHoUsE. NNoR SALE.-A family of valuable NEGROES, " consisting of-BRANCH, aged 40; good Gapiner, ostler and general servant
 GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
 l BRANCH, " 20; first rate Steward and Waiter
 JOE, |" l9; Drayman
 The above negroes have been raised in this city, and are of good characer and first rate servants in every respect, and only sold to close concern. They can be seen by applying at the corner GConti and Commerce street, up stairs. noy20 INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN SOUTH | ALABAMA.-The subscriber, Admnisirator of the estate of WILLIAM SMITH deceased of1ers for sale two large and valuable Plantations, on the I Alabama River. One of them is in the county of Au- tauga, containing eighteen hundred acres, of which from seven to eight hundred in cultivation, bountifiiy supplied with water for plantation pnrpo- ses and for stock, by failing strean running entirely through tho plantation. That portion of the tract which is not under cultivation, is well timbered and principally cotton land, of the very best quality | Tor the culture of Cotton and Corn.
 The other tract, situated in the county of Dallas
 ia the Bend of the Alabama River, generally known by Durand's Bend, contains about fourteen hundred acres, nine hundred of which in cutiyation-This tract also we'll supplied with tinber and water, and is of the best quality of cotton lan0.. ,,.
 Both of these plantations are bounded, and divided from each other, by the Alabama rver they are now in state of high cultivation, with comfortable dwe- inss, gin houses, and other necessary buildings on each, fit for immediate The quality of the soil. the easy access to market by the Alabama riyer the Southern latitude and the character of the population in the two counties of Dallas and Autauga, afford great inducements to capitalists desrous of engaging m the culture Of the great staple of the south The crops this it is supposed will produce 450 5e6 bales of 800 lbs each, cultivated by 63 hands.
 The stock of corn, fodder and oats, now the plantations, the hogs and cattle blacksmith's tools, and farming utensils, are also offered for sale Pos- session can be given at the end of the year. fl9 Persons wishing to purchase, applp to Mir. R.. H. Gaston, at his landing tho river, adjoining the Autauga plantation, who will show the premises; or me, my residence in Huntsville during the sum- , mer, and at New Orleans during the winter.-The terms, for either both of the plantations, will be quite advantageous. MEREDITH CALHOUN.
 nov19 sltA Pr fee s32 5,..f..s.f .ssa SO BBLS. FINE FLOUR, landing and for aalo CO nov2O .e-.ib by JEREMIAH REA.
 1On BBLS. WHITE BEANS, just received IOU and for sale.by =.