Mobile Register and Journal, 1841-12-08

/ V MRS. A. BRRWSTER'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. 9, 1 'outi street, lietween Water ami Commerce streets, Mobile - a few doors east of tlio Mansion House. Gentlemen will find this Imuse c -uvenient, retired ami commodious. Ii is very central, being within three hundred vards of the New Orleans steam I Mint lauding ami only a few s.cps fr an the Blakely laud lauding, - ing, lauding, four doors w est of Commerce-At. Boarding ami Lodging hy the day **r month, on reasonable terms, nov22 83tf TV KGROEiS. - The suiisci ilier has on hand and li w ill 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 bis hands for sale, at his place oil Jackson, between Dauphin and St. Francis streets. oct22 (i2t a,a i'12 JAMES E. ZUNTZ. NOTICE. - The subscriber having purchased the enti'e stock and trade of Messrs. J. Hall 4* Co. Iiegs lenve to inform his friends ami the public, that he designs keeping a constant and well assorted supply of IRON, N MLS, CASTINGS, EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water & Hitchcock's Alley. lie hopes by unreiuitted attention to merit u share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OV1DE MAZANGE. nov5 69 if fllHE undersigned having sold their stack of Iron l and Hardware in Mr. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage ot customers. {jCJ-The office of the subserilier is re removed - moved removed to t'hitrch street, first door west of Royal st. w here all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement, nouft 69tf JOSEPH H ALL & CO. 171 OR SALE. - Eleven shit res of the New Theatre Stuck (all paid in) for Cash. Persons purchas purchasing - ing purchasing this stock can purchase either Season Tickets or Boxes, twenty per cent lower than for cash. Apply at GREGORY'S Exchange, 54 Royal-st. N. B. - The above will be sold in single shares if wanted. nov6:70tf Cl INNEY CLOTH - 120 Rolls 45 in. 2lbs to the yard, landing from Brig Wetumpka. 'Phis ar article - ticle article is well worth the attention of planters anti fac factors, - tors, factors, lieing made expressly for this market, for sale liy mivlSKtno JOHN O'REILEY. ' RICE. - 20 tierces new, for sale hv SMITH & DABNEY, n >v 16 22 suit) 24 Cominerce-sl. 1.1 OR SALE. - A first rate Family Horse, with a 17 single Barouche and Harness. Also, a neat Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete, novlti W. EDMOND & Co.,96 Commerce-st POCKET CUTLERY.-Doubli i»ay 4* Skars No. 36 Dauphin street, have this day received an assortment of splendid Penknives, manufactured by uJoseph Rogers & Sous" and "George Worsten Worstenliolin." - liolin." Worstenliolin." A Do, Desk Knives and Erasers. novl9 rill IK History of the French Revolution, by M. A, Jl Thiers, late Prime Minister of France. - Trans France. - Translated - lated France. - Translated with notes ami illustrations from the most au authentic - thentic authentic sources, by Frederick Sliol.erl; second Ame American - rican American edition, complete in four volumes, with steel en engravings. - gravings. engravings. The works of Frnncis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England,a new edition; with the life of the Author hv Ba7.il Montague, Esquire, in three volumes Roy Royal - al Royal 8vn. ' Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature, edited by 6»iu'gr IGdIcy, Jr. eleven volumes. Lives of Eminent iiritisli Lawyer*, Mnnry Vino, cue, Esq. Barrister ut L.iw,ui two volumes. Greville: or, A Seusoa in Paris, bv Mrs. Gore, Autiioress of the "The Dowager," "The Peeress,,' &r. hi two volumes, 'Pile Miser: or The Convicts of Lisnninonn, by William Carlcton, -utlior of "Neal Malone," "Fa "Father - ther "Father Butler," &c. Mrs. Marcel's Book of Stories for young children. A Treatise on the Diseases and Inquiries of the Lauyux and Traelnr; by Frederick Ryland. Ele Elements - ments Elements of the Pathology of the Human Mind,by Tims. Mayo, 51. D. E. K. S. both works complete in one volume. I lie Sanative influence of Climates, with an ac account - count account of rhe liest places of resort lor invalids in Eng England, - land, England, The South of Europe, &c. by Sir James Clark, Bart. m. I), r. R. s. The almve new publications, together with many valuable standard works, just received ami for sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS. nov25 36 Dauphin st.

mHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSA M, -1- tile most valuable remedy, recently discovered, for consumptions,coughs, colds, asthma, spilling ol blood, whooping cough, and pulmonary affections of every kind - price 60 cents. Particular caution - Each genuine bottle is enclos enclosed - ed enclosed in a blue wrinper, on which is a yellow luliel sign signed - ed signed " Sampson Reed." Nonu other can lie genuine. The great celebrity of tbc genuine pulmonary bal balsam - sam balsam has been the cause of attempts to introduce spu spurious - rious spurious articles, which, by partially assuming tile name of the genuine, are calculated to mislead and deceive the public. Among these mixtures, are the Ameri American - can American Pulmonary balsam, Vegetable Pulmonary bal balsam, - sam, balsam, balsamic Syrup, and others. Purchasers should inquire for the article by its whole name, the Veget Vegetable - able Vegetable pulmonary Balsam; and see dial it bears the marks auo signature of the genuine. Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo Pulmonary - nary Pulmonary Balsam. S. Rf.ED. One more counterfeit besides the American Pul Pulmonary - monary Pulmonary Balsam, and the others above alluded to! - The latest attempt to deceive the public by a spuri spurious - ous spurious mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary bal balsam, - sam, balsam, prepared by Samuel Andrews and Jos. A. Vea Veay.ie. - y.ie. Veay.ie. To avoid the imposition of this spurious arti article, - cle, article, we again refer the public, to the written signa signature - ture signature of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of each bottle. Boston, July 1, 1841. Loxvk & Rked. A fresh and large supply of the above now receiv received - ed received and for sale, wholesale or retail, by nov29 H. GATES, Dauphin street. PAIN TER'S DIAMOND CEMENT - An inva invaluable - luable invaluable discovery for joining broken glass, china, earthenware, cabinet work, and fancy articles of ev every - ery every description. This cement i» acknowledged tola* superior to any thing of the kind eve. offered to the public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, ns also the variety of purposes to which it may !>e applied. It resists wet - will stand an ordinary degree of heat, and its hardness, when set, is truly astonishing. - The great facility of using it, no mixing or prepara preparation - tion preparation being required, is a strong recommendation in its favor. In lact, it requires only to lie known, to be found in use in every family. For inending broken glass, china, &c. it succeeds wonderfully, as the joints show but little. Many a> - tides of this kind, that but for this discovery would be entirely useless, max lie securely and lirmly unit united, - ed, united, and become as iisdtil as when new. Tile leaves of books, pasteboard, fancy articles in tortoise shell or cabinet work, may lie neatly mended with it. To prevent imitations, which would disappoint the purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine arti article, - cle, article, the public are requested to observe the signature of the proprietor, " W. B. Painter," written on the wrapper of each bottle. Sold in bottles at 25 aid 50 cents each, by the Propair tor, W. B. Painter, No. 23, 3d Avenue, N. York; also, by his appointment, by nov29 II. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala. WHARF NOTICE - Whereas, much inconven inconvenience - ience inconvenience and great loss is experienced by the pro proprietors - prietors proprietors of the wharves, from the present mode ol shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter nprn any of tin tinwharves - wharves tinwharves with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering to the wharfinger - who will attend for that purpose - a written acknowledgment from a responsible shipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment ol the same made in cash. *epl3 46 11jan A. J. JUDE, Wharfinger.

VALUABLE COTTON LAM) EN SOUTH ALABAMA, FOR SALE. - The stibsn ilier, administrator of the estate of William Smith, de dereaeeiI, - reaeeiI, dereaeeiI, offers for sale two large and valuable Planta Plantations, - tions, Plantations, on the Aial amu river, about 12 miles ulmve Selma, and 25 miles below Montgomery. One ol them is in the comity of Autauga, containing eigh eighteen - teen eighteen hundred aeres,of which from seven t-» eight hun hundred - dred hundred acies are in cultivation, bountifully supplied with water foi plantation purposes, and for stock, Iw a never failing stream, running entirely through the plantation. That portion of the tract which, is not mi hu cultivation, is well timbered and principally coilon land, of tin; very best quality for the culture of cotton and corn. The other tract is situated in the comity of Dallas, in the bend of the Alabama river, generally known by Durand'* Bend - containing about fourteen him him- - - him- Ire I acres, nine hundred of winch are in cultivation. This tract is also well supplied with timber and wa water, - ter, water, an i is of the best quality of cotton land. Both these plantations are bounded, and divided from each otiier. by the Alabama river; they are now m a slate of high cultivation, with comfortable dwel dwelling-, - ling-, dwelling-, gin-houses ami other necessary bn i Id mgs on each, lit for immediate use. The quality of the soil, tin* easy access to market by the Alabama river, the southern latitude, and the character of tin* popu population - lation population in the tyyo counties of Dallas and Autauga, af afford - ford afford great inducements to capitalists desirous of en engaging - gaging engaging m the millin'ol the great staple of the south. The crops this year, it is supposed, will produce 450 to 500 hales of 500 pounds each, cultivated hy sixty three hands. 'Pile stock hf corn, fodder and oats, now on the plantations, die hogs and cattle, backsmilh's tools an I fanning utensil-, are alse offered for -ale. Pos Possession - session Possession given ai the end of the year. Peis ms wishing to purchase, cun apply to Mr. Ft. II*. Hanlon, at the landing on the river, adjoining the Autauga plantation, who will show the piemises; or t i me at my residence in Hu itsville during the sum summer, - mer, summer, and at New Orleans during the winter. The terms, lor either or both of the plantations, will he quite udvntrugeoM*. M EREDlTtl CA LI lOUM. ii"'27 Pr. fee jj-30 (JO* 'I1 lie Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer and Hunts'ille Advocate will insert the. above once a week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts to the Democrat Office. Huntsville, for payment. tN CO.NUOR >11 "iih tin l.i.-t Will trail Tea * lament ol Joseph ILihv, deceased, and to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in coii coiiloiiuity - loiiuity coiiloiiuity with the order ol the Orphan- Court of Mo Mobile - bile Mobile county, granted the 28th day of October, 1841, I will, on Monday, the 8th day iff January, 1842, ex expose - pose expose to public sale, in front ol the court bouse of Mobile, within the legal hour.<of side, all the |>ersonul real estate ol said Joseph Uaby, as follows, viz: the .Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, .Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; ns also, a tract of Land lying oil Bayou Codeu, in Mobile county, con Mining about 900 at res; also a tract of Laud at Fal Fallon, - lon, Fallon, containing about 48 acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Rally. Terms of sale 0 mouth* credit, with two good se securities - curities securities JOSEPH KREBS, i)o% 20 82if Executor.

EX IRA YVlibl'jLti of every description, lor sale dec 2 by J. O'REILEY. POTATOES. - 200 bills white English Potatoes, 100 bbls Chenango Potatoes, 50 bbls Mercer do, lor sale by [d2] THOS. P. MILLER & GO. NE ATS FOOT OIL - Pure Veubfout Oil, by the gallon or bottle, for sale by 1. C. DuBOSE fy CO. Druggists, novtO late Dubose it Rolf, No. 88 Water st. I INSEED OIL - 2 pipes pure English Linseed -2 Oil, in store and for Mile l>\ 1. C. DuBOSE 4* CO. Druggists, n 10 late DuBose & Rolf, 39Water-st. KENTUCKY BAGGING-150 pieces Mays" . vilie, 85 to 95 yds each and 45 inches wide, for sale by OGDElN BROTHERS, no\ 10 12 Water-st YITIMIOW GLASS - 250 boxes assorted sixes, of best America a brands, in store and for sale by 1. C. DuBOSE 4* CO. Druggists, ^.uovll) late DuBose & Roll, No. 38 Wator-stJ 1^11.OUR. - 50 bbls superfine western, in store £* and loi sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, nov12 corner Commerce and Conti-sts. \ i i . xes i -- i p i >i JL sale by [notloKm..] JOHN O'llEILEY . H EETI.VIS - 20 bales I -1 Sheetings fur sale by n .v30 HARRIS & ROSS. STORAGE will l>e taken in the lire proof brick store on Water st, near Eslava st, at very low rales. Apply on the premises, or to uov 30 E. C. CENTER & CO. Ofkfl PACKAGES SHOES 4- BOOTS, direct O'/U from the manufacturers, no* 12 LATHAM HULL & SON. C1HEESE - 75 bxa Cheese; 5 casks do for sale /bv [n«»\29] T. P. MILLER A, CO. 1.NIGS & RAISINS. - 50 drums fresh qualits Figs, 200 whole, half and qr boxes Bunch Rai Raisins, - sins, Raisins, for sale by dec.2 THOS. P. MILLER & CO. rjVOBACCU it CIGARS. - 75 boxes Chewing A Tobacco, 50m Spanish Cigars, for sale by imv25 P. McCASKILL, 18 t-ominerce-st. POTATOES. - 300 barrels Northern Potatoes, in good order, for sale bv n >v24 GARDNER it SAGER, 88 Com, st. OLD PALE SHERRY. - A few doaon superiot old Pale Sherry Wine, in store and for sale by FRANKLIN W. McCOY, novl2 69 Cominerce-st. KAIL ROAD IRON. - 12 tons lUdRoad Iron, for sale by M c( i RA N & N0()N A N, oe|22 No. 6 St. Micliael-st. WHISKEY & FLOUR. - 50 barrels Rectified \\ liiskey, 65 bbls superfine Flour, Ibr sale by iio\25 P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. st. RIO COFFEE, N. O. Sugar ami Flour, landing from schr Mobile, and for sale by not23 J \s. HAGAN* 84 Water st. INTER SPERVl OIL - A few casks Winter Strained Family Sperm Oil, received and for snleb) I. C. DuBOSE it CO. Druggists, nlO I.ile DuBose & Rotf, 39 Water-st. OX CONSIGNMENT and now landing - 138 Imleu prime liny 100 hoses New Bedford ('undies 150 bbls Maine Chenango Potatoes 50 " New York Pippin Apples 100 " white Onions 100 " No's 1 anti 2 .Mackerel 50 k " " " 1000 casks Thomas!on Lime 10m clear white pine Plank 30 m ** " " Shingles 50m " " " Laths - and for sale by [dec8] J. II. RIVERS. tllSKY AND FLOUR - 50 bids old recti lied Whiskey; 100 do supertine western Flour, just received per siflfir Butler, and for sale by Cl RODE & WHITE, no\27 cor. Coin, anil Dauphin sis. CiAN'DLES 4t SOAP. - 100 boxes licar*daly J pressed Sperm CamUes. 2C0 boxes Ken lull it Co's Candles, I'M) do Colgate's No 1 Soap, 100 do Slur'levants Boston i o For sale by nov 27 T. P. MILLER & CO. f IIOBACCO & SEGARS - 50 boxes Virginia Tu Tuft. - ft. Tuft. barm; 3t) m Regalia, Trahucu and Principe Se Segars, - gars, Segars, for sale by Cl RODE k V\ II1TE, nov23 cor. Com. & Dauphin sts.?| MARKING INK. - 4 bids Ink, for marking Col Colton - ton Colton Bales, just received and for sale by R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists, net 20 corner NVatei and St. Franrin-st*.

I Iht'UIT r, iVt A V TkH M, A. »/., 1MI. Lai km Collins, ) Attachment lor 287 38, in the \ m. > Circuit Court for the Count) ol Joel A. Roberta. 1 Jasperinthe State ol Mississippi, rililis DAY, town: May 15th, 1841, came the JL | I.until) In attorney into Court, ami it appeal mg to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant in this rase is a non-resident of this State, and lives ami lesides without the limits ot this State; it is ilieie ilieieloie - loie ilieieloie ordered hy the court, that unless tlie sain defen defendant - dant defendant do appear here, on or liefore the first day of the next term ot this court, give special hail ami plend, judgment w ill be entered and the effects attached will lie condemned and applied to the satisfaction of the pininlilV's demand: and it is Anther ordered hy the court, that a copy of this order U> published in the Mobile Commercial Register, a newspaper published in the city of Mobile, in tlie State of Alabama fin six successive mouths. In testimony that the foregoing contains a copy of the order of said court in the rase therein stated, I, Larkin Collins, t lerk thereof do hereto put my name and the seal of said court, litis 28(1) Jay ol June A. D., 1841. LARKIN COLLINS,* jul-.fi 15 monthly emtw Clerk said Court. BURNT CORN Al a DEMY . - The third ses session - sion session of this School will open on the first Holiday of Jan'ry next, under the care of Jno. B. Clausiil, where w dl In* taught, in addition to the usual branch branches - es branches of an English Education, Latin, Greek, the Math Mathematics, - ematics, Mathematics, &c. Mr. Clausel is a native uf Virginia, where he graduated; and the sulwcriliers are proud in offering to the public so ripe a scliohn, imbued so thoroughly with southern feelings mid so justly appre appreciating - ciating appreciating southern interests. The site u! Urn Academy is remarkably healthy, and remote Iroui those pests of the young, drinking shops, .*«tl other places of public resort. Tkkms. - For Latin, Greek, Mathemntics, fee. F20 pci session, or $4 a month fin a shorter period; for Geography, Arithmetic, English Grummet*, &c., ^-15 per session, and for the piimary Lauchen )j)9 per session. Board may lie had in the neighborhood for 9)8 per month. JOHN WATKINS, ) JOHN GREEN, > Trustees. JOHN MARSHALL, ) Burnt Corn, Sept 21. st*p24 MITIftjiil IjlbR SALE, - That valuable l.»t of lan|, having a ' front on Royal-st. of lfiO feet by a ihpth of 125 feet, situated opposite the State Pres*. T» it vts. - 1-5 cash, the balance in tlireiequal au auHiiiil - Hiiiil auHiiiil payments, with interest from date ut I per cent, per annum. Notes to lie secured by mort^ige on the premises. Also, - Will lie sold on the same term4, all other Real Estate lielongmg to the Bank. Purchasers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. Propo4ils will la* received hi writing addressed to the Cajhier of the Branch Bank of the State of Alabama, apll 25firf H. GA Y LE,Cashier DRAGES BALSAMHfl'KS of Italsiin Copaiba and Culiebs by Charles Weldenou - -jut receiv received - ed received a fresh supply of the above valuable m«Jiciue, Ibr sals wholesale and retail, by RICHARD NORfH, mat 27 No .35 Governin'! and 45 (ounce sis. IN I IbTON MARKET BF.EF. - 50 fcMfhwrat* Fulton Market Beef, received from dup L'ucas for sale by DESliUN,TAYLOR & BYERS, octS 57if cor. Com. & Conti sts.

D*t. il. OATES, Dauphin si., mi .im- the pul fie that he has now on hail.I, and will hereafter keep, hi addition to his stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c., a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, Huimig which are - Asparagus; long blood, early turnip, French Sugar ami oih r Heels; while kidney ami Lima Beans Long pod, red and brown speckled Valentine, < 'In 'Inna - na 'Inna white and yellow Beaus; Scotch and (»cr. Knit*; Early York, Landretli's large York, early Battersea, large drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and ditiui (loadSavoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage, early horn and long orange Carrots; curled t 'res*; Early Cauliflower; white and red solid Celery; Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers; - l arge purple Egg Plant; curled Endive;' large flag leafed Leek: Cayenne Pepper; early, brown Dutch, large curled India and early cabbage Lettuce; Span Spanish - ish Spanish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg ami citron Muskmeloii; Okra, Tomato; Salsify; Rhubarb; - a great variety of Peas, Turnips, Radishes, Squash Squashes, - es, Squashes, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cash. All these seeds warranted. no\27 rjnRUST SALE. - By"virtue of a Deed of Thisl JL executed to us by Philip McLoskey, bearing date on the 14th day «f March, A. D. 1841, and recorded in the C lerk's ollire of Mobile county, in Book No. 1, Pages 535 anil 536, we w ill sell at public auction, in front of the court house, un the 5th day of April next - All that parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the county of Mobile, containing eighty-three 17 17104 - 104 17104 acres, lieing a fractional section bounded south by the Orange Grove tract id' land, commencing at the point of intersection of the northern line of said tract and the western line of the Laurent plantation and extending westwardly on the north line id' Or Orange - ange Orange Grove beyond it* termination: bounded cist by the Laurent plantation, and included w ithin the wes western - tern western line of sa*.d Laurent plantation, the northern line of the Orange Grove tract, and the sectional lines o various small tracts ol forty acres, laid of! by the government of the United States, ail of which will more fully appear by reference to the map of the township nutiilier four of range one west. And also, - One forty-eighth part of the lands be belonging - longing belonging to the Orange Grove Company, including all the lands included in a trust deed to Calvin Norris, James Magee and Tlios. W. McCoy, and which hate not lieeu before this time laid olf and sold by the said Trustees or by tile company prior to the said deed; and the said undivided interest hereby conveyed to lie subject to the uses and trusts of the said deed, and a right, title, interest and claim in the one forty-eighth part of.all the lands in the Orange Grove tract and the Laurent plantation, excepting the I .la of laud so disposed of which said tracts »f laud lie on lie* north side of the city of Mobile, one containing 267 71-100 acres, the other 355 30-100 acres; and a full forty fortyeighth - eighth fortyeighth interest in the lands held by said company be between - tween between the said plantation and the river. Terms of j -alecash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, | DAN'L CHANDLER, J dec4 4||tds SAM'L M. OGDEN. "I

MADDr.lt-Prime Dutch, Omhro and French FFF Madders, landing and fur sale l»y 1. C. Du BOS I'. & CO Druggists, nlO late DuBose At Rolf, 39 Water-st. MAOCAKONi fc VERMICELLI.' - S boxes Maer.aroni and 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store ami for sale by DESIION, TAYLOR & M VERS, nov 12 corner Commerce and Conti-sts. NAILS. - 595 kegs first qualite Nails assorted, 4 to 20.1, for sale tit a low price, apply to nov2i) E. C. CENTER & CO. | A I. B ANY ALE - 20 bbls for sale!»y o-»v80 HARRIS » ROSS. (i OMBO SASSAFRAS. - A supply of Combo, X prepared with the greatest care, just received and for sale in quantities to suit pm chasers, at aov2fi GATES'S Drugstore. CUJFFEE. - 100 sucks Havana Coffee, ' 100 do Rio do, 75 do Java do. For sale hv nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY. ' RAISINS. - 200 boxes M. R. Raisins, 100 hf ilo do do, 100 qr do do do. For sale by nov 26 SMITH & DABNEV. BAGS Colter received perschr. Joseph Brown, and for sale by nov26 87tf G. WESTFELDT 4- BRO. APPLE BRANDY. - 10 bids old Apple Brandy. For sale by (nov 26) SMITH k DABNEY." C1AN1H.ES - 600 bxs Sperm and Compost lor t stile by [nov26] G. WESTFELDT & BRO. BAGGING AND ROPE - 200 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 200 coils do Rope, lor sale bv mo 26 G. WESTFELDT fct&O. fNOR HIRE. - A negro lb»y 12 or II years old, 1 apply in (lw* 2»i) SMI TH tf IMBNEV. VINEGAR. - 50 bbls Cider Vinegar, 25 Ilf bbls do do. For sale by nov 26 SMITH & DABNEV. fpllb SUBSCRIBER has just received - X 50 cuses European and French Prints 100 " and hales Cotton Ositahurgs Brown and bleached Sheering and Shirting 25 cases white & grey super Welsh Plains Kersevs,Limeys, Denims,Ticking, &r. 15 bales Blankets, in which are super, both rib ribbon - bon ribbon bound Whitney, and Mackinaw for beds; Cradle ami coarse Dullil and Twilled do - ALSO - 100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans and Boots 175 dozen fur and water-proof wool Hats 5 ) do women and children's Palm Learn Hoods Oriental (new style) Florence plain and English Straw ladies and misses Bonnets, newest sha|>es all of which, with a great variety of other articles in the DRY GOOD way, making an unusual and very ex extensive - tensive extensive assortment, which he offers at wholesale or retail low for ('ash or o\\nhort time. Orders of com commission - mission commission houses, and the custom of purchasers from the country and city is respectfully solicited, nov23 GEORGE G. HENRY. Flower roots. - mosf.ly & co, Drug Druggists, - gists, Druggists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sis., have received by the Mary SiUby, a small collection of Bulbous Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tulips, Hyacinths, Crown Imperials, Anemones, Iris, ( .'roars Ran mculnrt, Lilies, Polyanthus, Narcissus, and dou double - ble double Jomiu ills. nov 27 (^PAN'ISH INDIGO - 600 lbs finest Spanish In Indigo, - digo, Indigo, landing ex ship Edwina, for snle by I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists, ii 10 late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Water-st. 1A ItKIAGKS, BUGGY WAGGONS, &c., for t one or two horses, built to order and of liest workmanship, fui sale by novlff JOHN O'REILF.Y.

Doctor Johnsons (oncmtraitd Cowpcvnu Fluid h Mi act oj FamapariUa, Lira wart, J'lnm J'lnmxy - xy J'lnmxy liuxt und Lignum Vitae. The girat cause of all eur ills is proved to l»e PT suppression of one or other of the secretories, pro* during an abstraction in the girat outlets, 01 coin* inoii sewers of the laxly, and thereby rendering ill# llnids of a diseased quality, and until for nutrition; ami these obstructions can only be removed by res restoring - toring restoring the natural secretions, without which we must labor under perpetual disease. This splendid and invaluable combination of tim most heahliy and salutary articles in the vegetable kingdom, is considered the greatest discovery that ever was made since the duwn of medicine, as pos possoxsing - soxsing possoxsing die long sought for and inestimable quality of exciting at the same time the healthy action of the stomach, lungs, bowels, liver, kidneys and skin, aud what is ol great im|xirtanre.it may lie always ta taken - ken taken with advuuiage in every vuiiety and singe of dis disease, - ease, disease, without apprehendilig danger. The following are a lew, out of countless diseases, in which it lies shown iis wonderful virtue: - incipient consumption, chronic enlargement ol the liver and spleen, rheuma rheumatism, - tism, rheumatism, dropsy of every kind, dysp«-| sin, palpitation ol the heurt, difficulty of breathiug, cough, raising of blood, mercurial disease, eruptions on the skin, painful swellings in the joints and legs, sore throat, nose, and constitutional debility, arising from verier i ial - al ial disease. In these and all other diseases it has ne never - ver never boon equalled. In fact, it is the result of u long and luhoiioiiN practice of 18 years. It has also re received - ceived received the well merited sanction of tile whole medic medical - al medical faculty, and is supported by the testimony of nu numerous - merous numerous persons ho have lieeu cuieil of diseases that were considered licynud the leach of human inven invention. - tion. invention. The follow ing is one, out of many , that have been lately received. (iiiKNADA, Miss., June 2, 1841. Dr. Johnson - Dear Sir - -In vaiu 1 have tried the lies! medical skill, and all the remedies that totiU) be devised, to cine me (d'a complicated disease that al alter - ter alter ted my liveri stomach ami lungs. In luct,my sut ferings became so great, that I gave up all hopes ->( recovery, when I happily saw your advertisement i and got six bottles ol your valuable medicine. 1 huv now liuished the tilth bottle, which, with unspeuku hie joy, bus restored me to all the vigor of youth. youth.it - it youth.it is iudee i a wonderful medicine, and I would »*s teem it u.i act oi iugiatitude to you, and injustice to the public, if I kept this fact secret from you. You are, therefore, at liberty to make what use of it you will. Yours, with much esteem, 1). II. RHODES. For sale at 29 fit. Francis st.; price $2 per hot tie. uovlO