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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27
BY SANFORD & WILSON.
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 Subscription dollars for tue daily aper, payable 1T aiTance and five dollars for the country paper, payable yearly in advance by oash city reference. Person wishing 10 discontinue, must give weeks notice il writing.
 ApYERTIsINa.-Adyerlise continued without in erruption will be charged the ol one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each sequent Semi-weekly and tr-geekly ones will be square. If un advertisement makes less th square, 1t shall cost much full one.
 Advertisements net hmted on the manuscript as to the number of insertions, will be continued for TWO months and chargei unless previously directed 10 be taken out of the papdr by q Written order.
 Advertisements not bearing upon their faces the names o the persons by whon they afe sent must be endorsed by them.
 square, and 5 for each additional square, with priv lege of changing once week, due in advance.
 The privilege oi annual advertisers is limited their own immediate business and til advertisements for oeneht o other persons well all legal ndyertise- ments, and advertisements Of sales sent by then must be paid for at the usual rates.
 All advertisements required hy law, will be charged the full rates.
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space which they contract, Will be charged Rt the usual rates.
 Arrangements will be Iida with tknse no nccfpy half acolunn or more continuously for year, Hccurdng the nature oI the husineas and the frequency oi te change of matter.
 Advertisements Of application for the benefit of the paid for previous to insertion paynent be guaranteed by n responsible person in town.
 All announcements of candidates for uce will be uar- sed i've dollars for day insertions aiag ho canvass, ess.s s,.sst 4n K ,,z + -.4 & 'f-fs.' i.ill ate Y shc ll. h-sgs,, v .,.ss soas per annanif they do not exceed square each All personal communications when adnissble will be charged double and in all pay meht adein odvance
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NQTlGE--The NtIssRs GRANDIN rasnesifallv infori4 the citizens sf Mot ze thai the V vii open aBOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL. on the l5tli inst in the dwelling one door west ofihe Barton Academy. Governmentsi, in which they proher all who may education in the solid branches and from their long experience in this employment they ilatter themselves they shall enjoy 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 s20. French upon the most approved plan $50. Music with singing S40
 REPEREseB-Rev. I. H. Capers; James Seabury Esq mn
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M NEWARK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.- " D. B. CRANE & co, Manufaciurcrs from Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends and the public, to helr splendid stock of Furniture, such as Sofas, Sdeboard, Centre, Pier, and Com mon Tables, Wardrobes, &c S.c., which offered at Manufacturers prices, at 37 Water st, door to DuBose & Co.'S Drug Store. dec
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VOL. I.-NO. g.

= ELECT sCHOoL--A select school VIII be lJ opened in this city sn Thursday, 21st October inst. under the care of the REV. s. K WRIGHT and LADY, n the building on Government street. formerly occupied by MT. Kembe
 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 same 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 by lady who has been for several years highly ap- proved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi. nary.
 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system ot MT. Lowell Mason, of Boslcn, with out additional charge.
 The academic will consist of two consecutive sei. sions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from the city during the sicky summer months, without interruption 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 he com. mencement of the sel col
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JOiiN maiA1tIalst-, Burnt Corn, Sept 2l. sep2l 50TTt inl

IN CONFORMITY with the last Will and res into effect the provisions of said Viii. and in con. formity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th day of October, 1Sil will, on Monday the Sth day of January, lsl2, ex- pose to public sale, in front of the court house of Mobile, within the legal hours of saIe all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Raby, follows, vz the Negroes WIli, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; as also, tract of Land lying on Bayou Golden, in Mobile county, con taning about 300 acres; also tract of Land at Full ton, containing about 4S acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se- curities. JOSEPH KREBS,
 nov20 82tf Executor
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EyOR SALE.-A family of valuable NEGROES, Fl consisting of-BRANCH, aged 40; good Gardner, Oster and general servant
 GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
 BRANCH, 6 2U; first rate Steward and Waiter
 JOE, e 19; Dayman
 The above negroes have been raised in this city, and of good character, and first rate in every respect, and only sold to close concern They can be seen by applying at the of Cont and Commerce street, up stairs nOy20
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RURNT CORN ACADEMY .--The third ses- sion of this School will open on the first Monday ot Janry next, under the care of J No E. CLAUsEL, where will be taught, in addition the usual branc- es of an English Education, Latin, Creek the AIath- ematics, Sc. MT. ClauselIs a native of Virginia where he graduated; and the subscribers are proud in offering to the public ripe scholar, imbued so thoroughly with southern feelings and justly appre- clatng southern interests. The site of the Academy IS remarkably healthy, and remote from those pests of the young drinking shops, stores and other places of public resort.
 TERMs.-For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. S20 per session, S4 month for q shorter period; for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammer, &c., $l5 per session. and for the primary branches So per session.
 Board may be had in the ueghborhood for $S per month. JOHN WATKINS,
 JOHN GREEN, Trustees.
 JOHN MARSHALL,
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fENflE undersigned having sold ther stock of Iron H and Hardaoare to Mir. c. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for llm continuance of the patronage or customers. (Ss~'rhe office Df ihe subscriber Is re- moved to Church street, frs door west of Royal st. where all those indebted viii please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement.
 nou5 69tf JOSEPH HALL & co.
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MEDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS.-At 1sh Gates's Drug Store, l06 Danphin slreet--Sage, Thyme, Baluc, Camip, Pennyroyal, Horehound, Peppermint, Spearnint, Motherwort, Life Eyerast- ing, Comfrcy Root, Sweet Majoram, Poplar Bark, Saffron. Marshmalows, and various other domestic Herbs, Barks, Roots, Sc. for sale at
 noy27 GATES'S Pharmacy, IO6 Dauphin st.
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| honarui obtaining that supinht r.fs me there in consequence of losses hv fife and tornado. have taken and opened the house On Cont street, known as ihe CONTl STREET HOTEL, now the property of Mir McCarty, the same that was owned by Mir. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation.
 promise to make this house all il should be a home for all those who may patr0nize the establls ment
 have been thirty oda years in fe south, twenty three of which have been occupied in keeping a public house in the city of Natchcz.
 The ContI-street Hotel has been neatly fitted up and furnished anew. The servants are the same that had in the Natchez Southern Exbhaugc, and are well accustomed to their business. The Hotel is now ready to receive hoarders and the undersen- ed will be thankful for all patronage that generous public may think proper tD hesow.
 WILLIAM PARKER.
 New Orleans. Nov. 10th, lSil. nov23 s4Km, M EGROES.-The substriher has on hand and IN will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description, which will be disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in his hands for sale at his pace on Jackson, between Dauphin and St. Francis streets.
 oct22 62t aprl '42 JAMES F. ZUNTZ. NoTlCE.-The subscriber having purchased the l entire stock and trade of Meosrs. J. HALL a' Go. begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he designs keeping constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, the old stand, corner Water & Hitchcock's Alley. He hopes by unremitted attention to merit share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. DIVIDE MAZANGE.
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 GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received and for sale N wholesale and retail al the enew Drug Store No. 80 Royal street, the following GARDEN SEEDS:
 Fall Marrowfat Peas, Early Frame Peas, Carleton Peas, Extra Early Peas, Green Imperial Peas, Blue Prussian Peas, Early Bush Beans, Qnaker Beans, Horticultural Beans, Specklel Valentine Beans, Large Lima Beans, Extra Early Corn, China Tree Corn, Tree Onions, Assorted Flower See1H and a arge and general assortment of all kinds used in this country. Said seeds are warranted the growth of 1911, and are as good as Lanlretlls or any other.
 dec14. J. II. WOODCCCK. DACON.-2l casks Hams and Sides, landing tD from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati, for sale by [dec5l VIM. II. BUNNELL St co. SUGARS.-i0 hhds, d choice article of old crop S Lousiana; 100 bbls prime N o new crop land tug from Creole and for sale by
 decl1 MARSHALL S, ROWE. TABLE SALT.-A few boxes just received and II for sale by
 decI0 CUNNINGHAM & COLWEIL. DOTATOES & ONIONS.--20O barrels best l Maine Potatoes, 100 bbls best Maine White On ions, on consignment and for sale by
 dec1 ld J. II. RIVERS.
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R,S RUNAWAY from the subscriber residing }A in Perry County, Ala, about the lst October "A, last, JACOB, a negro man about wenty-two -A-, to three years old, about five feet or inch es high, quitc black and likey rather slow in his motions, but speaks quick when spoken to---he for mery belonged to T. c. White of Dallas Co.,, and was by him traded of in Mobile where Jocob work ed Tor some time in State Steam Press.
 HACK or HERCULES, negro man about 25 or six years old-rather small of stature, say feet to inches, and will weigh about 120 to 30 lbs, rather hlack and quite intelligent and surghdy, and will tell Nuty rlsusiiia o,ie shaaa ac tI 4s-tfi.'--i .fc is well acquainted in Momgemt sa yl lr,t b once beonged-ind also at Mobile .shg kod once in the Cotton Press. The above described negroes are believed 10 be together and may have made their way for Mobile. A liheral reward will be paid for their apprehension and delivery me at my sldence in Perry Co., Ala, or if lodged in some Jail so that get them.
 di4 6t-lawtf L. Q. c. de YAMPERT. NEW EMBROIDERIES.- S.-HENRY & STOD- l DART, corner of Water and Cont sls., have of Embroidcries and Thread Laces, consisting of Capes, Canezons, Collars, Collaretts,
 Petit Collars, CIcmeyettes, Stomachers,
 Infants Robee Waists and Capes,
 Muslin Rollers, (some of which are richly einbro-
 dered suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
 Embroidered Shawls,
 Mourning Collars great variety, &c,
 A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and 1nsertings, real Valencennes Edgings,
 Also-Lnens, Table Linen, Towelng, Diapers,
 l2-4 Barnsey Sheetings, Spool Cotton,
 Scotch Ginghains, Sc. &c.,
 Figured and plain China Silks, blk Satin and
 Satin Turk, Muslin tie Laine, Ste.
 All of which they offer at wholesale retail cheap cash. dec
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NEW AND REASONABLE DRY GOODS,

AJEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, V MILLINERY, etc,.-Just received per late leans) splendid assortment of rich waerd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau ty of style and quality of textures; large assort- ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps chdrens' 10-4 rich Shawls and Maniillas deep lrng'd Satin stipd'd Chalesi plain and plaid Mouse de Laines i; French Prints, cos guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; blk Bonbazne heavy and rich Chan tlla Ves, &c. &c.
 05 The Millinery department will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
 J. A. SMITH, successor to
 .f Et n
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 M R. BOYLAN takes leave to inform such lFA not great prohcients in Penmanshp that he will give instructions in this art, his Academy Govern ment street, between the hours of and o'clock, five nights in each week. And he unhesitlungly engages to change. in of Trsve Lessoas, the most stiff, cramped, deformed or irregular scrawl, into style at once bold, free, easy and elegant. Ladies wishing to take course of lessons, but finding it inconvenient call at the Academy, will be attended at their residences Terms moderate. nl %sA Two convenient Dwellings having each four lii; rooms, and kitchen room, the north side of Coat street, between Royal and St. Emanuelsts. Also-Three suitable for offices or sleeping apartments, in the budding adjoining the above dwell ing. Rent moderate. Apply to
 n6 J. EMANUEL.
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&A FOR RENT-Three Stores, No. Is, IT, l9 .Iiaia east side of Water street. They will be rented separately together and is desirable loca tion for any business.
 Also-The Store No. 10, on west side of Water street, late in the occupation of Obear < Phillips
 Also-An Office over the store of D. Wheeler No Water street. The above premises will be rented at very low rents. Apply to n6l J. EMANUEL.
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An JOHN BRAGAW < co. s7 Dauphinstreet sl8 offer for sale:
 VI 50 cases bro. drab plain Hats
 50 do do black do
 50 do do rorum do
 70 do fashionable fur do
 o5 do do silk do Just received per brig Mobile. Also daily expected in store by barque Hebron and brig Alabama: 100 cases Russet Brogans; 50 do Kip do 25 do thick Boots; 20 do fine do 40 do Womeus fine Shoes; 20 do Mems do l5 do Children's do do octs
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a,uJ ..4RF NOIICE-Whcreas, much nconyen- W fence and great loss is experienced by the pro- prietors of the wharves, from the present mode oi shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the whar,es with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering to the wharfnger-who will attend for that purpose--a written acknowledgment from responsible skipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same made in cash.
 spp12 16 tIian | JUDE Wharf1nrer
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
PETERS'S PILLS.

ryNHE wonderful eff ced by this medicine the
4 all-enerossng subject, OF the day. Go where you
will you hear Of nothing bst Mr.. Such Ono has been
cured by DR.. Peer- Vegetable Pills, vos know Miss
So and SO the point OF death. but she has been
cured sy DR.. Peerss Pills you not glad that
Miss - has restored TO health by DR.. Peters's
Wo>DRoUs MEDICINE.
Really, this medicine must be good or It could not
cure 80 Macy 1t COOL For many Yeas It has passed
on in the silent of It's way curing hundreds
of perssp who ~rangIiDg With death But now It's
onward coarse is impetuons.
1t Impossible stay the demand for this medicine,
10 hush the rushing wind
life medicine that will nrocra stlnate death for years
shall every house Shall II not be used by
every individual Let say do not want H. You
know rot may bring forth. All should
this remedy and remember that health the hrst
blessing of God
PETERS'S VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious, obtdysPepuc and eni n'ercurial aud
NAV be lustly considered a Universal Medicine but they
are peculiarly beneficial in the following complaint"
Ye low and Bilious Fevers Fever and Agae, Dyspepsia,
Group LIVER Complaints Sick Headach' Jounice Asth-
ma Dropsy, Rheumsti-m, EElarsen-nt Of the Spleen.
Files. COlic eRale distractions, Heart Barn Futrcd
Tongue Nausea. D.ensiO1 of the Stomach and Bowels,
Incipient Dlarrhea Fatulence. Habtual Costveness,
Loss of Appetite Bioched Salow Complexion and
all of rorpor Of the Bowels. where Catharc or
an Aperient needed. They exceedingly mild IN
their operations producing neither nausea gripping nor
debility.
Price IS and 20 cents per box.
Grand, and at 80 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
Take Phys early-Nedicine comes too lste,
When thu disease becomes Invcterate.
\ ECO VI WI Il DE- Id BH TEE FACeL-

n TN-vANCE'S ANTI-BlLl0US FAMILY h'E-
RENT PlLLs-By long experience these pUI' ha'o
teen proved BIZ thousands 10 be the bsst and saes ann
ly Medicine hitherto discovered. Al all seHsons Of 'no
year they will be found very valuable TO all VINO WEE ~
themselves against sickness They are a''Ae s
attention IN diet or 10 ci-thng RlOus anf L"or COn
alant. Dy pep.ia or indigestion Nervou. Di'eaes >eL
Headache ana in al disea'es arsinp nom IN ihpus
Sat, T ibe geoa or disordefed ststc cf he sioniea
49, h@,aI ar. .,esdily removed By takir z them. Teey
nr.yent ,curyy costveness and It's c0neqaenccs hse
fore ..afaring men should rever bc >" hout them ue
nc. the patent of their .aunry effects for the s'om,ch
u readily regain Strength healthy stte 81 the tef
and bowels will speedily take place. and renewed bfam
and ygor Of body and mind will be the CERTAIN result
Their virtues. fact may be med up, mediciHo
hich Strengthens the feeble and coBsod4tes III muscles
of the strong, and will be found Of minute value 70 s
males Of all ages f taken according TO the dHecu'E'J
who wish 10 be from sickness. e,,
For sale, wholesale and retiil, by WM. "Also"'
A Apotbecary's Hall &c ca,harine Il d. In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
For the Ner.Yo.k K Tribune.
TO COUSIN MARIA.

TO COT SIN MAhlA-
De. 17il.
WHAT doubt one is in to know where te begin
To discourse poetic epistle,
When the Present and Past from the first to the last
Fly together like.brds at whistle.
As it were, in one page from our youth TO or age
All the story of life strangely blended
The Illusions the cares, the enchantments the snafss
Through which We have YEARLY wended
Ii i, nothing to send few lines to friend,
By the Post, on a common occasion;
And a pink bilIetdo is small matter too
With its sweet-.cen,ed words of persuasion
But to write as much will pay the expense
Of the time and the light Of : taper,
Is another affair. and is certainly rare
Among all the things upon paper
When nv sweet, pretty cousin demanded dozen
Brief lines, in the way of sonnet,
Though little she knew it. my heart wePt to do it
For thoughts of my youth were upon it;
A sad rerospection of early Affection
OF Joys of my youths cloudless morning
or many warn.hesrled, now cold departed
DARK changes that came without warning
When to school Ger the heather we journeyed to.
gether,
Or roved in the meadow, beguiling
Our holiday hour, in gathering flowers,
While the sweet summertime smiling
rs sister and brother VIC to each other;
AS lovers, whom nought could disseyer;
Nor doomed that that feeling, ere long would be
stealing
Away, Ike meteor-for ever
And now to remember, as frosty December
Comes bristling along in his ire,
How we cheated the season, so out OF all reason,
With our gee by the cracking fire
IT were joyously pleasant to look from the present
Far back Oh those days of gadness; Them,
But none can restore theIn-dark shadows are Ger
And Memory sinks in sadness.
Nor augh, have better fill up the letter
For Life is a round of sorrow:
Earth hath not the treasure to purchase pleasure
Today, that viii las, till the morrow, ting,
E'en while we are quaiing joys nectar, and laugh
Were the hearts deep chambers Lighted,
Mrths mcrriest lover belize would discover
The garden of Peace all blghted
Yet what is Lies trouble a fnble-a bubble,
Unreal, or soon to vanish;
A cloud a mountains mist Der fountain,
Which the first beam of will Danish
There comcth an hour of baluiest power,
When the dreariest gloom shall be driven,
And the spirit shall leey, yet calmly and sweetly,
Go up TO lis in heaven.
The years, in their rolling thus whisper consoling;
And deep though they leave their traces
Bearing oil the fresh roses where Beauty reposes
While the burrows of Time take their places
Tho thus they pursue they shall not subdue US
But when the long strife shall have ended,
We II smile DER the cares the enchaulment, the
snares
Through which we have weary wended
ISLANDER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
SMILLIE s. SHERMAN,
c,URGFnN g. MECHANICAL DEN

- lists, 63 Chambers street. oppose 'Ae LIZZIE 1ih ae
sire sgsa express their gratitude i'r pas.
nothing shall be wanting on theIr part TO insure the
confidence and favor G those who may honor them with
call ARTIFICIAL Teeth of the mrs, quality from one 70 al
,n sc,ng and extracting performed with care and at
te6ou and their charges all cases 10 suit the crcu-
stances of their pa,iants- r9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13

nR III. VILLERs, Dental Surgeon, IS years
~ exoerienceThe original inventor of the best kinds
of Translucent Mnrra Teeth introduced to the public
in l527. Dr. H. " performs every operation in his pro-
f.sion third LEES than charged 1here in tht
city he hopes bis long tried and well Known abilities
every department of his profession will be saaicant
guaranty Residence removed 233 Broafwsy. oppo-
the Park. Pupils taught Mechanical Dentistry Fees
;hree-fourth reduced. Term. cash. nletf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-13
DIR. HIcMUNN'S
ELL IR q + OP u NJ

4 NEW chemical preparation of Opium, embracing all
n The valuable medicinal properties OF Opium to the
Of those winch deeterovs and useless. The
Morphine Codein aud Narcen in combination with the
aicc1nic Acid all retained original
purity asd hence the superiority Of this preparation 1t
preferable every other form Of opiae, such
Lsstanum, ra-cgoric, Morphine, Deuarcotzed Lauda-
uum, &c. &C. n has been fully proved ani duly
knowriged by tRc eminent surgeons, physicians
and chemists lis followed by any Of the disa
sreeabe effects which Invnrably attend the ordinary pre-
pa.aoGs Of OpbG, such constipation, headache, ue-
2nd vomiting but may be taken IN sut
cient doses alsy al STEERING with perfect SAFETY and
For father PARTICULARS of ITS trials IL
hospitals. &c. directions with the medicine.
The Trade supplied the owesI prices, BY A. B. &
Sands - and 100 FuIton-s'.. n. Y
Sctailed by D. SaHds IS Co. II East Broadway, by
Rushtou A~pnwa, by DR.. Chiffon, a13 Broadway, by
C. IL Rtng 644 Broadway, by Codtington, a27 Hudson
~ by ChGrchs Dspensary, ieS Spring ST. and by ali
Druggists N the city and country.
Price =. ulitf