Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-30

| relief to poor families rnd inlv. 2i6 0l !" expenses of coming Fair....... 750 2 e part payment Of new Asylum. D 10 0J |" travelling expenses, %c of four z .,, ,, 1 Sisters of Charity ........... 452 GO-s5G59 fl l Balance in Treasury, 2l0 46
 From the above statement will be seen how loware l the funds of the Society at present. owing ehiey to the recent purchase of the three story house and lot adjoining the old Asyum. The "managersp were induced to incur this additional expense for several reasons 1st It deemed proper that the male and female orphans, hitherto, from necessity, resi- ding iu the same house, and about equal m numbers, should be kept in separate establishments, which | could not be done without procuring another house. 2d. The ''sstefs of charity" lately arrived from the North to take charge of the Institution, purpose con- ducting, in addition to the Asylum free school for such children their parents unable to educate, for which they had no room in the house already cupied by the orphans
 An additional motive this purchase, besides it's immediate connection with the other Asylum and the healhluness of the location, was the comparatively small for which this very spacious and solitlly constructed building was obtained from the Rt Rev Bishop Pofter, with the extensive lot annexed to it, the whole purchase money being hnt three thousand dollars, (s 3000) little more than half what the build ing itself cost. anl of which, Gas specified aboyc) l S2540 are already lqudated
 The Managers were still further encouraged in thus extending ilIe usefulness of their society, especially to the large number of children m and about the city who, for want ul means, destitute Ot education, by ,beil confident reliance t" proyerbally gener- charity of this community, of which they have had already such ample testimonies. It may be well to mention here that in the last item of expenditures ( 1J2,) besides the travelling expenses of lhe four 'sisters" from Maryland 10 Mo bile are also included $20o, the annual amonnt, (yiz only 50 for each sister) given to the motherhouse, out of which they furnished, during the year, with all necessary clothing.
 After the above plain statement of their manage durinu the eleven mDntllS. inc Indies deem it entirely unnecessary make further appeal 10 the generous sympahles of their patrons, in behalf of the numerous, interesting, but helpless family, Chow 36 orphans,) under their charge, and almost wholly de- pendant for support, during the coming year, the proceeds of inc Fair to be held on New Years Eve, for their benefit, ut the Ahambra the public are | already notified.
 The managers would merely add that, wlnle they fater themselves the above ''accoun of their stew ardshp'' will meet the approbation of their friends, they would also hope that the present solid and per- manent basis which both Asylums estab. lshed, and the persons, who of all others best adapted to the duty, in charge of their inmates will give additional confidence to their humane and | generous patrons.
 If further intucement were necessary, the mana gers would beg leave their friends, that the ladies of the society, assisted by many olhers have piled all their skill incombinng the useui and Jeauii jul, in the articles prepared for their New Years acceptanoe-all ofwhich is respectfully submitted.
  M McNALLY, Sec'y.
 December 18th, 184l.
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 09- LAGRANGE COLLEGE.-The next ses- sion of this college will the 10th January The faculty, the same as heretofore
 Rev, K. Paine President Professor of mental and mora Philosophy.
 H. Tutwilor Professor Chemistry Natural Philosophy and higher branches of Mathematics.
 Rev. k. Il. Rivers Professor of Ancient Languages.
 Rev w.. k. Nicholson, Tutor in Mathematics and Prin | cipal of Preparatory Department
 Joseph h Fowler, Toacler ill Preparatory Department
 The expense for session of months are bonrd washing S5O Tuition, including and hire s25 al | payable in advance.
 The entire absence of all local causes of disease pure mountain air and ue springs together with the experience oftwenty summers have rendered the heathulnes of La
 The students hy thoir moral sudious, aud orderly de- pertinent have for themselves and the college the | highestrepuation.
 The temptations to extravaganza and diss paon few be found anywbere there neither store, tavern in the village, and by law oi the Legislature prtuous liquors csn Dc sold within three miles of the col lege.
 us thorough as in any literary Institution in the country and the Tr.,iss ss"ss '''o fo'''y as JAS. E. SAUNDERS, scc'Iy of Board of Trustees
 0g-A CARD-The Ladies of the Dorcas Soc ety take this of publicly returning their thanks hessrs CRooKER WATSON propretors of the Alhambra for teir Kindness m furnishing 10 the use oi the Society their noble room free o cost orShase during the late Far They return tho favor still Of the object wards which the beneyOence of these gentlemen | tended--the ol the Sailor.
 "Ic that giyeth the poor, lcndeh the Lord' Is decaraton which the ades earnestly hope may be real ized by them in all it's iuness. dec3O
 Ns- A CARD.--TO THE PUBLTC.--Wlel the undersigned the of their visit Mobile with the Eq1estffan Company attached t the American Theatre they not of the inten tons of the ProprieorG Of another Company to open Circus in that city during the present week Having ascortanel that fact they withdraw tie notice pubiisle, in the newspapers Mi NORTH having consented to trans In gp mn believe that two Equestrian Companies be sustsine, at the snne time in any Southern city during the Presen times (dec 3U) LUDLOW & SMITH.
 1J The papers which published the former notice, vii please insert the above once.
 u CARD.-HERR CLINE respectfully inform his friends and the public that his FdretceH Bensft fixed for Thursday the 30th ns and grateful for past m vors he begs for continuation of them The entertain ments he has selected he trusts will meet with their ap probation He feels great pleasure in announcing hi GRANDM0THER, her lst appearance these five years | who has kindly consented to d,mce with him on h, | ELASTIC CORD, with other popuLar eRtertainna elk | which will be in the bills of the day. dec 20 | 0J The Brig PATRIOT is dischargins the whar below Church street. Consignees will receive the Goods on the wharf; ,,.
 dec 23 HUNTINGTON q CLEVELAND. NERTIFICATES OF OPPOSITE on Bank n V Tuscaloosa, for SS2,550, for sale by l MCGRAN S NOONAN, | dec30 St. Mchael-st. | D. B. CRANE & CO, l CABINET MAKERS aud UPHOLSTERERS s l 37 WATER-sTREET. l Old Furniture and Mattresses neatly repaired. Ee l gant Furniture constantly on hand.
 dec3O
 l NAVY BREAD.-50 bbls fresh baked New Or l leans Navy Bread for sale by
 decaOm D. c. LoWBER & CO.,, 50 Com. st. 0O BBLs MoLAssEs, by
 | ~ dec3O HARRIS & ROSS. M NAlLS.-200 casks Fall River Nails, assorted