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Per Br bark Champion fun Livsrpool--J Reid 6 co; J Toalmin Laird Littejohn, Henry X stoddart; Mar shall, Rowe x co; Mcconnell
 Per brig Cr0ion from New -York-Barron, Mead x co; Ware ( Chesbrough; Burdssll; Harrison & Robinson; 4 Lodshry; A Knapp Waidron, Piersen & co; G R Futile; Freslian X BOltoni Stanton X Bro; Rx, Ken da < e0; Lsavens & Malonei E P Dickinson, K King; eos Fowler Jr; R L Walker k co; McRae, Ravesss sb bniiock;J M Finch X COS Swain & Williams; Whitaker X esmpson; c Price Jr; Fry, Bliss co; Warner S 90; Weeks cOi Allen & Hadeni Graham < Son; I Bell Jri R Bunker; J Todd; Phillips; J Mudon; E Fontane G Son; Davis; Peck & Shackieford; < IJDpss; c K Foots & co; L Andrews 60; Fos- ter < Battsils; w Martin. Jno Reid & co; OReily dI 60; Dade & Reynolds; Smith, Dabney co; s Twelves 4 GU; N sicisou; J w Holmes; Wm Donovau; w Allen; H Brooks A Stein; Merchant eos MOsaly Sc Tucker; K Randall Maudin q Terrell; Rivss, Battle < co; W Bower & co II Reynolds; Sunwalt & Tesi M Boullsmst; H st John ooi Cullen x Smith; R R Wsrng < co; Prco, Ellis x co; T W Phelps & co; AL lisg & co; Beach, Fla < co; P Buard; W PowersiT Metiran; c Cleveland Jr.
 Per brig Aida fm Thonasson-J II Rivers coi E c Centsr q co. Hz
 Per steamboat Agnes from New Orleans-D Eagerly: 0 Keith; Smith, Dabney X coj Marshall. Rowe & co; Center < co; c & Jones. ta
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm New Orleans-J II lIu- her; WSstfsldt & Bro; Campbell, Owen & CO; $ X l J0nssi DOrranco x StanardiJ c & E Smiths Guer lager; Bsuilemst; Wilson X May; B Smith. 1d
 Per steamboat Creole from New -Orleans--C Foote ( eo Hayden X Lee Wilson x May; Foster X Bnttelle; Mead X co; EslHva, Murreil d co; W H BunneIl Wood < Brewer; Dorrsncs & Stsnard; stuardi; P Cook ca, Cole; w Gordoai Gage & Post; s l & Jones; Tu- laHo
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= :" wECEsPTs OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Eureka fun TuseaIoosa--B Fonts taiue q Son 37 bsles; stodder 27; K Carlisle co 44 De- shs smith co sl; Tarlt, Stewart Gu 3y; Rises Bat tie co IS; Smith, Walker co :. H Schroeder Il Crawford & Gowdy 26; A Campbell lli Toomer, Gay SE 6; Tkompson, MuIthieson & SimmOus 2i Ilsrwel X Davis IA. strsng X Urick l6i Boyd Bro 2; Gallo way ]; MsuIdn x Terrell IS; Iedyard X co l7i Lea vsns k Malone 36 T ..H r dHl
 Per s,sambout Wm Brads.reet fin NJ igomsry-wm Bower < co IS baies; Toonier. Gay co 1; Walker lr co 32; Smith, Wyckoh & Nicun lU Holmes, Bolts & Earle 59s Nave l6i Rves, Battle co B. Harrison X Robinson A; Broadnsx, Newton X CD 54; Desha, Smith q 60 27; Gordon & Curry Tarleto1 < Scott 29; Boy klR. & AeFas 76; Andrews q Dawson 25 Simpson 26 Lssvens & Malone leiA Ledyard & co 25;W l. Waller II; Donaid Marshall 45; Tart Stewart & l2j liar well Davis 5; Goode l4 Bunrd 77i Boyd & Rro7. a a4
 Per steamboat Marengo fin Mon,gomsry-sI -sIanldin & Lsaysns < Malone 22; w Bower X co 25; Wm L Waller l4; W A Armstrong & co 73 Toomer, Gay & co 1905 c W TaretOn 5; Bradford & Sanders 20; E Andrews x co 6y; Pope Son 29i TarletOn X Scott b8; Sayre lsi uoyt Ford g Walker simpson l7 Rive., Bat ssne 72; Hill 8 Donald & Marshall 25; Andrews & Dawson 26i strang A Ulrck l; Smith, Wyckof x Mi cell 5S; Hall 20; Doykin x McRae s2i JDo Simpson l7j order lli K & C6; Nave l03; Buard d. l. Walker co S StoJdar 2l; Alien x IInden 49 Dick inson X Eustis l2, c Goode IA; Iarwel & Davis q Cooke Ssi Punch IA. 4a.tL ef
 Per steamboat LOwndes fin Augusta--Rivss, Battle X Si5 bales; Desha, Smith co l2o; Tareton d. Scott l7e; K L. Andrews d co 56; Toomer, Gay < co ll w A Arastrong X co '; Boy kin X McRae l54 Tarleton 25, Mhuldn Terrell S5; Harrison Robinson l9; Henry 4; M Wiihers < co loo; BIoajnax, Newton 40j DsnHld Marshall l03 Tartt Stewart co l5l; Lssesne 3; Gordon & Curry 97i B Vaughn 7 Lsasens q Malone 39; Harwell X Davis 2l Carlisle x co 9; Dickinson Eustis 6; Scott, slough 5; Siais Redus
 Per Cnnpbsll's flat fm Alabama Rivsr-Rives, Battle q ss 22 byss, Hafweii d Davis l2
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-
 Boy's and Youths Clothing. A5 VvHE SuBscRIBER is now receiving per ships E. 1 Denson and Mary Frances new and elegant assortment of Boys and Youihs Clothing, consist. ing in part of the following articles M ' .i. .. t OVER COATS-Of heavy Beaver, Cloth and Cas- FROCK COATS-Of French Brown. Black and
 Olive, Invisible Green, Blue and Col
 den mixed coored Cloths I PELTO CoATS-Of fancy French Doeskin, Cas-
 simeres, fancy Cloih and Tweeds IA ia ROUND JACKETS-Of Black. Brown, Invisible
 Green and Blue Cloths, Tweeds, Cas-
 simeres, Jeans and Sattineis ,l..s PANTALOONS-Of OfsupsrIor black, blue and fancy
 celored Cassimere. Doeskin, Tweeds,
 ribbed and s,riped Cassimeres, Jeans,
 blue. black and mixed Saitinets VESTS-Of Silk Velvet, Merino and Cashmere,
 Black and figured Saiins and Alpacas Boy's Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drawers, Meri- no Gloves; 6ne Cotton Shirts, linen bOssms and collars Gingham, checkedand fancy coiored Shirts; Elastic Silk and Cotton Susprnders; Woolep. Me- rno and Cotton half Hose; black and fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs and Cravats Cotton and Silk Peck. let Hdkfs a i.,,. ... s...l.,t ,.I.as reas Boys Hats aud Caps. and a general assortnen, of children's dresses of plain and fancy coored Silk Velvet, embroidered Cloths and Cash meres. decll For sale low by JOHN CAMPBEtL. iDiCE-2l bbls Creole Rice .''{ {..77'' 'H ItBurrER-50 kegs Western. very choice LARD-100 kegs new Leaf .,. s.. s, PoRK-25 bbls new Mess ,s,,f hfs.,s, ! HAxs--4O tierces Yeatman's curing. best ql'ty PorAroEs-200 bbls Northern aud Western | CHEEsE-25 boxes do do For sale at the lowest market rateA by se dec1f P. COOK & CO, 30 Cornmercs-st SAlT. POTATOES, HEARINGS, &c-- 6 1900 sacks bleached Salt
 300 hampers Irish Potatoes
 90 kits Scotch Herrings, selected
 pnncheon very superior Scotch Whiskey, cargo of ship Josepha, from Belfast. For sale by dee9 JAS. MAGEE q CO.,, 24 Sl Francis .,
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 MALAGA FRUIT. WINES, &c-The corgo MI oi the SD. Mstico del Carmen, direct from Malaga, consisting in part of the following isss S SaS'' Saif bo.s. Bunch Mo.s..sl R.i.'". 1900 quarter
 25 boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisns in layers 25 bbls Grapes, 25bs each
 40 boxes Figs; 50 jars Ohve oil l50 bbis Grapes; I50 boxes White Figs 25 boxes Lemons; A jars Olives 100 sacks soft shelled Almonds va 25 boxes Prunes; 25 do Vermicelli
 40 casks red Wine; 10 bales foot Rugs 10 bbls, IS gallons. SD Aniseed Brandy "A boxes. 12 bottles each, refined Oil 12 baxes do Liquors 12 boxes preserved Fruits
 6 boxes, 24 jars, Olives and Capers in pickle 6 boxes Capers, with F jars each
 6 boxes do do smaller
 6 boxes, IS gallons, white Vinegar
 15 bags Filberts
 3 bbls Jordan Almonds ASA strings Garlic
 8 ar casks Sweet Wine h do Dry Wine
 4 bbls Canary Seed
 8 dozen Canary Birds and Cages 8 bags Garbansos Now landing on Conli- st,wharf aad for sale by dec9 f ESLAVA, MURRELL & co. zfThe above cargo will be sold at auction on MONDAY, 18th inst. al 12 o'clock, on the wharf between Conti and Gosernment-sts. Sale peremp. tory.
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BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 E. A. LEVENSWORTH, AuctIoneer.

At Nc. 34 Royal street. THIS EVENING, al half past o'clock. gen. eral assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of- English, French and American Prints
 Brown and bleached Sheetings
 Linen Shirtings; 1Kerseys; Hosiery
 Cotton, Silk and Madrass Hdkfs
 Linen Bosom Shirts; Suspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Also-Cloth,ng, Boots and Brogans. Together with variety of Cailery-Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives Razors, &c. of superior quail ity; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too numerous to mention.
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BY 5. |. & |. l. JONES.
 ST JONES' Auc,,onae

BY .. |. & |. l. JONES.
 S.I. JONES. AuctIoneer. THIS DAY. at g o'clock, at our grocery sales rosm, will be sold general assortment Of Groce- rles, consisting of
 New Mess and Prime Beef; do Pork Gunpowder, Tyson and Pouchong Tea Old Molongahela and Rect. Whiskey French and Domestic Brandy, in half, ar and eighth pipes
 Holland and Domestic Gia
 Tobacco of various brands
 Regslla and La Norma Segars Sperm and Compost Candles No Soap, various brands Sugar Cured Hams; Goshen Butter New Leaf Lad; Champagne Cider Champagne, Port, Sherrey and Madeira Wines Faiman & Bro's BIackng; Matches Assorted Liquors; Lemon Syrup White Wine and Cider Vinegar Sweet Oil m baskets
 Mustard in l2 lb boxes, &c. Sc.
 -AIso- At II o'clock at Dry Goods sales room. a very handsome assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods of the latest style; Clothing; Linen Bosom and Cot. ton Shirts; Woollen Shirts and Drawers; Suspen- 'ders; Cravats; Madder and Pongee Silk Hdkis; WoolIen and Cotton Hosiery; Hats; Caps; Boots and Shoes; Black and Russeit Brogans; Umbrel- las; Brass Clocks, &c. &c. Terms cash. Also-In Dry Goods sales room, 25 cases Hats, various qualities 20 cases Boots, Shoes. Brogans, &c
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oeiving by all arrivals from PhadeIdhia, fresh supp plies, thereby keeping throughout the fresh and well assorted stock of Saddles, Brides, Martn- gales. Fillings, Saddlebags and Wallets, Leather of every kind used by Ssdders-Gm Bands, Curb and Snsale Bltts, Spurs, etc. etc.
 Saddlers and Carnage Trimmers will always find as above, well assorted stock of materials and tools.
 dec6cmo s. BOUILEMET, 2 Dauphin.st
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anlIsARTA.

LyERPoOL-Per Br bark Champion-4l00 sks salt, BS crates hhis earthsn ware 20 bbis hams do sal mon, 176 do bottled beer, II bales. cases mdse,
 NEW ORLEANs-Per steamboat Crcole-I6 Lbls moasss 56 do 1our do hacon. 12 do beef 100 do po- tstoss IS do bes 4O do bread, 20 kegs lard 35 hhds sugar, ,S4 hds paper, ? cks ciarei. ..II,..
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Agnes-103 bbls moasses, pes basgng, 20 hhds sugar. 36 sks corn.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat FAshion-l3 bbls nsassss do, s5 kegs lard 10 hhds sugar. 4do bacon. IS bxs wino 50 do cheese, 24 pes baggng coils rope.
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ENGLIaII sCH0OL.

BARTON AcADEMY-BAskMEkT STORY.
 YVNHIS SCHOOL will be opened on lie 20th inst, U snder the charge of E. E. BoYsTot. A. B., an efficient and experienced teacher. R .ading, Spell ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully taught. Tuition for boys under eight yeals, $2; over eight, ss per month.- No pupil will be rsceived for a sho ter term than two months. The tuition for that time will be re. auired, invariably. in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of the subscriber.
 octlI lI2 D. r. MERRILL.
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JAMES BARNES.
 ROBERT ID. JAMES

P. S.-As there appears to be some nisappre. hensiou as regards the position which the Relief Press and Hitchcock Press, now under the age,neat of Messrs. Holmes, Bou x Earle, have to each other, we embrace ,hs opportunity 10 say that they are separate and distinct and that we have connect ron with any Press combination of Press es. We have commodioss warehouses eonsen,eni- ly situated and are prepared to receive and com press cotton. Tdec6 6I BARNES JAMES.
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MARINE NEWS,
Pert of SToblIs--DeoslAbsr 10. Is45.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
 Bark souiherneF Crosby. for Boston by Jas Rivers s.rk HurrIs. Bartlett, Barker, for Galveston, by Brig Mary M Hooper. Hnmblin. for Baltimore by H A SchrOsder.
 Fr ship pUaiOn. -. ini GuadaOupe. to E Montan- shlp Jas Perkins, Hail. fin Pensucola. to muster. Br bark ChanlpOn cocLrans, A da tn LiverPaO, to Bark Julia. Allen, rn New-York. to master. Dfig Aida. (nsw) McFales. i'm ThomHston 10 master. Brig Emma, stafford, fm Demetars, 10 master. Brig CFotOn, soulard fin New-fork.t to Whitaker "e sehr Mary Emeline. kirwin. from Jamaica, to H A Schroeder. sassr,baat Creole Hiern, i'm New Orleans. steambOa at F fashion. Fullerton. i'm New: Orleans. -sssau,hOat Agnes, Walker. from New-otitans. sIeRnlDoat L0wndes. Johnson rom Augusta, (rhlia- poosa Rlver,) with 1868 bales cotion ..#. ] steamboat wm Bradsircet. Meaher, fun Montgomery Steamboat aarsneo, Adams, from Montgomery, with ll69 bales cotton. lstsasiboat Eureka, Leonard, from Tuscaocss. with csmrbsll's na from the Alabama River, with s4 bales cotton. lUH .gH
 CLEARED FOR THIS Ponr-From Boston, Dec 4-ship Onec0 Drsw; scbr Two MArys, Chase. Schr Odd Eel low hs retHrned 10 the city having Vered her desna son
 From Bath. Dec 2-Birk John odlln Copeland. From Philadelphia, Dec 5-Bark Madeline ShAnkland. From Salem, Dec 3-Bark Brenda, Homer. .tIaa sa Fer Cambria, at Bostonl CLsARED THIS PoRT-From Liverpool, Nov IT, Brahip Margaret, Bryce.
 .lsih--Br ships Washington, Wikie; Wm Penn, Ste ssnson.
 SAILED FOR THIS PoRr-From the Clyde, Nov l-Br bark Blonde. 2 From areenoek, Nov 5--Br ship Athol, Currie. ll--Br ship Lady Sale, Anderson. From Dea Nov 2-Dr - Orbit
 Rrom Liverpool, Nov 4-Br = Mountaineer, Be- Bnft; Br bark Asia, Hannah. 6-Bf - Coonsi, Snnot. l2-Br - Edlnburg, Lawson. LOADING FOR THIS PoRT--At Liverpool, Nov. 19.- Br ships Miicite, Wright; Ageuora, Gifnsyi Lady Mill tonj aad England.
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MRS. GEORGE,s
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR You've LADIES,
 No. S6 Gsver,,menf-street.

BOARDING AND JAY bChOoL FOX tooHe AA1iAst
 No. S6 Gspernment-street. TUNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks fer the II liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes pleasure a announcing 10 the public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue thorough course "i in- struct,on. MR. NoeMAN PiHEEY, who has long been engaged in ies ching in this city. and from his success has increased confidence in his method of imparting knowledge, wlsive instruction in the En- RIish language German and Spanish will be taught by able professors, under the direclion of Mr. P. Madam KovALEsRI. recently from Europe, la dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged to teach Vocal and Instrumental Music. .t ytsy ..H..... French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and is prsclised during meal hours hours of tuition, and out of school, as much as circumstances permit.
 The discipline of the school is mild, but Ut the same time firm and strict .l,.s.a.I M .-sI Conditions. - For instruction in the Fren and English languages A S5 SG S7 and SS per month.A
 Vocal and Instrumental Music, first class, 9lo per mon u Infant {" e6" Board varying from s to $i2 per month. .. Each boar,ler to fu dish bed bedding. towels, ii- yer goblet, etc. etc.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo- bile, are expected to appoint Agent in the city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in advsnce. l-ra Nt s1finF
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IpAssKNs.Ks,r.

Fer steamboat Creole from w-Orieans-- -Nessrs E Weight, Tow. schmidt Hutchinson. Carver, Psrson. 1wiIt. Rsynolds Bsrs.ow, Morrison. Adams. Ewing, McKsy-9 on deck. ff4ffH lN...
 PcIsteamboat Agnes fn New -Orleans-Messrs Linly, Diggs, yones. Russell. tat iitt
 Ferstesmboat Fashion rom New-oreans--Mes esdamss Erwin, Carroll Evsns, Davis, Bush, Spaulding, Messrs Bafston, Anderson and son, Mitchell MurreI Green, Bstchel0r. Boullsaet Bouton Manning, Kerr, James, Moss. Marston, Bailey, Capt Souilard Andrew, Totn Grsenwcil Adams, Nickvonc, Mendurin, Gilbert. Me- Gss-H on deck. ,sif ftai@ r.F0p g.
 Per steamboat Lowndes fm Augusta--Lester nnd lady, Gelson aAd lady, sadler lady and chd Misses Vaughn, Agse Mrs Ferriil and child, Messrs ROyston, CaIdwei Prat, Chambers, Cox, Rogers stsworth. Lyon, Fowler Peoples. Willisnson, Larnore Swingem. Minecke, Al lea, Wsdds. Morehouse Address, Rnwles. Cook, Boy hia Dr Bullock Beckhams. Cnibreath. Moses, Yousg Harris, Nutman. i3fR aN stta .t.au
 Per sieamboat Marengo i'm Montgom ry-Brooks, la dy and child, Messrs Bscton, Jahnson, Devon, Mob Icy, Powell, Hays Hutchinson. Davidson. Scott Cren- shaw WsiAee. Smith, Ilil Carey. Barnes Adair, V Hill, Mccullough, Richardson, and T Walker, Me NesHs, Petersen, McNair, Taylor. .,s .t,, t ie
 Per steamboat Wn Bradslrcet fin Montgoinery--Gen Campbell, lady and son Watts and lady, mcAgril, lady and children, Purvance and lady, Jos Phillips and children. Carmon and child, Hardy snd chill dssn, Mssdames sheppard Bartlett and son, Backua Canipbsli.J Bioodgoed, Whitney, smith. Cook. J N lohnson,O O Il Savage, w Davis, W Saunders, A w Livlngston, Harrison, Keenan. William. WiRo- binson, F AGastan, Crhn, Mii.bairro, N Wiley, Martin, J MurrelI, Heise, F Meyer, w Parish, L Reandirse, c R Keith, V Dumas, W B Hinds, Wm Hen dsrsen. Lumsasn. ? Downey. laf fHt sii
 Per stssmboat Eureka fm Tuseaoosa-- M isses M and Malby. Msssrs Miller, sneiicor Corbia Bush, Davis. Sheldon, Nxon Taylor, o'Nei Johnston. Rawson Flu her. Sample, Rain. 1s.r ei.lh ti i-aa -A AiIj ks
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PRIVATE BOARDING.
AzA AMERICAN HOTEL RESTAURAT. AEA sss:sa FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXcHAEG E. E&
 Situated on Erehangs-srso, betWssn Water and

COmnlerce streels, H0biIe.
 The above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer. is now open for the season.
 To planters and busipess men generally ihe above establishment is the most convenient of any in the city-being in immediate proximity to tue wharves and principal horoughfares-and accommodate from 50 to 60 with sleeping aparlme,s, aud about l50 wth board. The eating department is oa the Resiaurat plan, where they get their meals at any hour nlhe .daybesides, the reasonable rates at which board, lodging, &c, caa be had, reduction of from 10 io 20 per cent from lasi year.
 OJ- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict atteatlon to business, to merit share of patronage
 RATES OP RnARn &C
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GALvEsToN-Per bark II T Bartleit--s5 s65 feet lumber. ft' u9s
 BOSTON Per bark Southerner-550 bales cotton, e. BALTIMoRE-Per brig Mary NJ liooper-24G bales
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Barton Academy-MaIe Department.

Barton mAcademy-Mahe Department MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he MI will reopen his Schsol the 2Oth instant, in the second story of the Academy. Instruction will be given heretofore, the various branches oi thorough English and Classical Edscatioa. Tuition ss5 and $6 per month, payable in advance. com- potent teacher of reach will be employed, and pu. pills will be taught speak, we'll as to road and write the language. Charge-$s2 per mouth.
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SEPARATES SALE. Augustine Demouy
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vs. ven. eX. .s5H..# Margaret Collins. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w Honse door of Mobile county on the first Mon day of January, l846, between the hours of II o. l clock AM. and o'clock PM. Of said day, all the right and title of Margaret Collins in and to the lol- lowing described lands and premises, 10 wit-ail tla, certain piece, parcel lot of land and premis es, situate, yIng and being in the county of Mobile, and known the Doctor John Chasang tract, or grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixteen 2l-lOO acres, and bounded and described as follows north by Cedar Creek, east by the Mobile River, south by Gragg Hall Creek, and west by vacant lands
 Also-One hundred and nineteen 52-l00 acres ofIand lying and being in the county of Mobile, on the east side of the Mobile River, and it being part of the above mentioned tract of land, granted to Joha Cbastapg deceased, and bounded as follows -norh byi, line parallel with the mouth of Cedar Creek, east by vacant lands, and south by lands of unknown owners, and west by the Mobile River, and having the same front the Mobile River as the tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Chas tang deceased The said above mentioned lands are to be sold as he property of Margaret Collins, by virtue of the above stated vendtioni exponas which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to directed. dec6 6ids C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c. ID W. ANHKEWS < CO., St Michael.st. ANs have in store, received per late arrivals, complete assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which are offered to dealers at New York Pearl.st prices-among winch are,
 Cotton and woollen Negro Goods of every variety Blankets, 8 4 and 9.4 Dufh, Whitney x Macinaw Flannels, white, red, yellow and fine Welch
 Brown and beached Shirings and Sheeings. French, English and American Prinis Rich printed Cashmeres and Mouselin de Laines Alpaca Lustres, Iris Cloths and Merinos Super black French Bombazines Black and colOred Silks for ladies' dresses Ladies silk and cotton Hosiery, and half Hose Ladies' and gents sup. black, white and colored Kid Gloves; Laces, Edgings, lnsertings. &c. decli MADE & REYNOLDS, successors to DEFoR- D EsT, MORRIS & Co.,, No 24 Water street, have kor Sale full assortment of the following arti cles at low prices
 SWEDISH BAR IRON-Flat and square
 ENGLISH do do Round, fiat 4 square
 AMERICAN do do do
 RUSSIAN do do do
 NAIL and SPIKE RODS-Aii sizes
 HORSE SHOE IRON
 PATENT HORSE SHOES
 HORSE SHOE NAILS -Grifin's
 HOOP IRON-All sizes
 BAND and SCROLL lRON-All sizes
 PLOUGH MOULDS
 WAGON and CART BOXES
 SPRING STEEL-Assorled
 CAST TSTEEL-Saunderson & Naylor's Ma
 nufaciur-
 ENGLISH HOOP L. BLISTERED STEEL
 SHEET STEEL-For Gin Saws, Brstles, etc etc. decl2
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RELIEF PRESS

RELIEF PRESS
 TNO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned have 1 sociated themseIves propretors of the RE- LlEr PREss under the style O. BARNES & JAMES, for the purpose of Storing and Compress ing Cottoa and solicit patronage from their friends in the city and country at the following ratek:- Factors storage, l5c. for two weeks; 5c. per week for the next we weeks, and net to exceed 25c. for the season. 'i TEE
 Csmpressing at current rates. Extra rope on compressed cotton. .64c. each. Labour do do ......b e. Drayage do do ......5 |. Wharfage do do ......sc. Storage on cotton going coastwise. ...6c. pr week. Turaing out and restoring cotton. Dc.
 Arranging. .....................3 3c.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD B. GALE
Adn,,n,.lrQtorsNa NaIe

AdsiaiaraiOr's .SaIe.
 On WEDNESDAY, llle 7ih January next, at 12 o'clock, at the Court House, wIll be sold ihe per- sonal effects Of William Ryan, deceased, consil- ing of--
 A Schooner, called the AdeI,ne, abOu, 20 tons
 burtIon.
 Also, Feather Bed, Chairs, Clothing, Oyster Sign, &c.,. on credit of six months.
 CHARLES Me, UGH. Adminisiratd| The Vessel can be seen and examined at Hz wharf opposite Keicbum's warehouse dec9tE
 BRANCH BANK MOBILIZE
 November 20, lS45. NOTICE-In pursuance of the 9th section of the.. ' act approved 25lh January, I646, entitled 'sln xcI' to settle the affairs of the Bauk of this Sat and Branches, wiA be sold On Monday. the 22nd of December next. before the door ,.f the Banking House, TWENTY FOUR SLAVES, the property Gabriel, aged 30 years, Maria and children, Henry, do 2l do Minerva and do Claiborne do l6 do Judy GabrIeI, do 35 do Hager, Boston, do S3 do Mary sud child, stephen, do 26 do Grace, lo .,;ll.o, Ellie, do 90 do Kacbael. s"'''' ''"' The sale to commence at l2 o'clock AM. The title believed 10 be unquestOnabIebui only such ti tie made to he purchaser AS the Bank has, az pro- yided bv law. Terms cash By order oi the Board uov2" PAP HENRY B HoI.CoMRE. Cashier UIILt.- In pursuance of the provisions ol 4 " Deed oi Trust executed To me as Trustee, by John A. Chapman, on the 9th day of May, A. D., 1845, 10 the payment of certain debt therein specified, which has been duly recorded In the ot- flee of the Clerk oiihe County Court of Mobile coun- ", on pages 258 and 259 of Book No. 8, will sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, on he Slh day of January next before the Court house door, segro man slave named HENRY, mention- ed in said deed Such titlc will be made to the purchaser is vested in by virtue of said deed. dec6 6 BENJ. r. SIMS, Trustee.