Mobile Register and Journal, 1841-12-21

mi iiiinuiiO. - i lie Miiiixi i ii/i i min mi ilium umi i i-N will Is? const nit I v receiving frounCharleston ami Baltimore, !\ F,(»KOF.S of every {ascription, which will l»e disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Nr^'oo* pul bi bis bands for sale, at his place on Jacksln, between Daiipbin and hr I. Francis streets. oct22 62taprl *42 JAMES E. gUNTZ. N OTICE. - The subscriber having purchased the entire stock and trade of Messrs. IIai.i. «y Co. begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that be designs keeping a constant and u 41 assorted supply of IKON, NAILS, CASTINGS. EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand, corner Water A llituhcnrk'b Alley. He hopes by uuremitted attention to mnrit a share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE. no\5 69tf rill IE undersigned having sold their stock of Iron JL and Hardware to Mr. O. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for Inin a continuance of the patronage oi customers. {0-The office of the subscriber is re removed - moved removed to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indebted will please call and pay, and all demands presented for settlement. iioiio <i«»tf JOSEPH IIAI.L&CO. -ex RUNAWAY from the subscriber residing in Perry County, Ala., about the 1st October la. t, JACOB, a negro man about twenty-two to three years old, about five feet 7 or 8 inch* cs high, quite black and likely, rather slow in his motions, but speaks quirk when spoken to - lie for formerly - merly formerly belonged to T. O. White of Dallas Co., and was by him traded off in Mobile where Joeob walk walked - ed walked fin some time in State Steam Press. HACK or HERCULES, a negro man about 25 or six years old - rather small of stature, say 5 feet 4 to t> inches, and will weigh about 120 to 30 lbs., rather black and quite intelligent and sprightly, and will tell a very plausible laic should lm l>«> -«)<|.i-olt<>mhu<. H« is well acquainted in Montgomery (Jo. where he once belonged - and also at Mobile w here he worked once in the Cotton Press. The above described negroes are believed to be together and may have made their way for Mobile. A liberal reward will be paid for their apprehension and delivery to me at my re residence - sidence residence in Perry Co. Ala., or if lodged in some Jail so that I get them. dl l 6t - law tf L. Q. C. de YAM PERT. <0/ COMMITTED to the jail of the county of Deculh, Alabama, on the 19th July, 1841, one negro man a? a runaway slave w ho calls his name Sain, and says lie belongs to Dr. kamucl Puckett, who lie says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or live years old, yellow complexion, hns long iiair and two sears on his fore-head, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teotli above are wide a apart. - part. apart. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and lake him away, or lie w ill be disposed of as the law directs. JOHN M.LANKFORD, nov2 GCtf Sheriff of Derail) County. ~^T7 CATCH HIM. - My boy HOPE is lurk lurking - ing lurking about tin? city, offering t« hire himseliTo some steamboats, cotton press or as dray dray, - , dray, limn. I will pay a reasonable reward to anv one who will return him to me. He is rather slender built, a little l>ow legged, very black, has a large nose, wears light mixed pants and either a blue frock coat or roundabout. [declO 9tf] H. GATES. NEW eJmbeoi DORIES 11EN 5 r&srun r&srunDART, - DART, r&srunDART, corner of Water and Conti sts., have imported and are now opening, a splendid assortment of Embroideries and Thread Laces, consisting of - Capes, Cane ton s, Collars, Collaretts, Petit Collars, Chemeyettcs, Stomachers, Infant's Iioliee Waists and ('apes, Muslin Rulers, (some of which arc richly embroi embroidered, - dered, embroidered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,) Embroidered Shaw Is, Mourning Collars in great variety, &c, A large assortment of Thread l.aces, Edgings and Inserting*, real Valeneeunes Edgings, Also - Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers, 12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, Spool Colton, Scotch Ginghams, &«.. &c., Figured ami plain China Silks, Idk Satin and Salin Turk, Muslin deLaiue, &e. All of w hich tin y offer at wholesale or retail cheap cash. dec 1

Dissolution of uoiwki neusiiiu - Notice is hereby given to all concerned, Ihc copartnership in the Iron Foundry business at Mobile, known under the name of James Curry k Co., has been this day dissolved. All persona hav having - ing having claims against said firm on account of the Mo Mobile - bile Mobile Foundry, will please prcscmt them for settle settlement. - ment. settlement. [oct29 65tf JAMES CURRY. EDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS. - At Gates's Drug Store, 106 Dauphin street - Sage, Thyme, Baltic, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Horchound, Peppermint,Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlast Everlasting, - ing, Everlasting, Comfrey Root, Sweet Mnjoram, Poplat Bark, Saffron, Marshmallows, and various other domestic Herbs, Balks, Roots, &c. for sale at uov27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphi rpOBACCO AND CIGARS. - 500 boxes Tobae TobaeJL - JL TobaeJL co, various brands; 10m Cigars, Canones; 20m Cigars, Manuel A mores; 20m Cigars, American; in store and for sale by dee 10 TlIOS. P. MILLER k CO. E\V AND S EASON A 15 LE DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, etc. - Just received per late arrivals, from Fruue.e. (viu New-York and New-Or New-Orleans) - leans) New-Orleans) a splendid nssornnent of rieh water'd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau beauty - ty beauty of style and quality of textures; a large assort assortment - ment assortment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps ; childrens' Hoods; Leghorn Hats; Dunstable and Oriental do; 10-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep fring'd ; Satin stipd'd Challies; plain and plaid Mouse de i aines; French Pr'uts, col's guaranteed; Indies nnd gents Kid Gloves; bl'k Bombazine; heavy ami richChan richChantilln - tilln richChantilln Veils, See. Ate. O^T* The Millinery department will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to cull and examine for themselves. J. A. SMITH, successor to n98ff P.CULLEN,fll Dauphin-st. I~pOR SALE_A ttuHily of valuable NEOROES, - consisting of - BRANCH, aged 40; good Gardner, Ostler and general servant GEORGE, aged 6; his soil BRANCH, " 20; first rate Steward and Waiter JOE, " 19; Drayman The above negroes have been raised in this city, and are of good character, and first rate servants in every respect, and only sold to close a concern. They can be seen by applying tit the comer of Conti and Commerce street, up stairs. nnv20 EWARK F URN ITU RE WA RE 111 >U8E. - D. B. CRANG k CO, Manufacturers from Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends and the public, to their splendid slock of Furniture, such as Sofas, Sideboard, Centro, Pier, and Com Common - mon Common Tables, Wardrolies, &c. &c., which are offered at Manufacturer's prices, at 37 Water si, next door # to DuBose k Co's Drug Store. dec 4 COMMITTED to the Jail of Marengo county, a negro man calling his name JACK and says lie belongs to Richard Lamjfof Lauderdale or Yazoo county, Mississippi. Said boy has a scar on the front part of his left hand caused by being run over by a wagon wheel, is five feet eight or nine inches high, full face, of a common black color, and says lie will lie thirty years old next April. The owner of said boy is requested to come forward and prove property, pay charges and take him away within the time prescribed by law or he will be disposed of ac according - cording according to the statute in such cases provided. Linden, Doc. 4, 1841. J. P BLASS, Jailor. <J3-'I 'lie Mobile Register, Montgomery Advertiser, Tusealoosa Flag and Huntsville Democrat, will each publish the above once a mouth for six months unless otherwise directed, and forward their account to this office for payment. dec9 8 once mo 6mo STATE OF ALABAMA - Wild i)X < < >1 N I V. Orphans' Court, Nov. Term, being the ) 15th dav of the month, 1841. > Estate of ) T.N this case on application Thos. Evans, dcc'd. J 1 of the admnif trator of said estate, it is ordered Gy the court, the same he con continued - tinued continued to the 3rd Monday in February next, and that forty days notice thcreoflie given in the Mobile Re Register - gister Register and Patriot, requiring all persons interested in said estate touppear if they choose so to do. By order of the Court, dec!3 llif W. C. GILMORE. Cleik.

T E it »1 S . Subscription, ten dollars tor Iliu daily faper, payable n llvuuce, and five dollars tor the country paper, payable yearly in advance by cash or city rcl'eien-e. iVrso: iVrso:willing - willing iVrso:willing to discontinue, HI Us l give OHO week's notice in writing. AuviuHrtsiNo. - Advertisements continued without in interruption, - terruption, interruption, will be charged at tile rate of one dollar pci square for the Ural insertion, and lilt) cents for each soli sequent one. Semi-weekly and tri-weekly ones will b« charged the same ju» first insertions. Twelve lines lunki a square. If an advertisement makes less than a square, it shall cost as much a full one. Advertisements not limited on the manuscript, us tv the number of insertions, util be continued for two iionilis and so charged, unless previously directed to be taken out of the paper by a written order. Advertisements not bearing upon their fares the names of the persons by whom they are sent, must lie endorsed by them. The terms for annual advertisers will he .*5* 10 for mo mosquare, - square, mosquare, and for each addilion.il square, with the priv privlege - lege privlege of changing once a week, due in advance. The privilege of annual advertisers is limited to their own inr.oeJiate business ; tttid all advertise lent - for the oenefll of other persons, as well as all legal advertise advertisements, - ments, advertisements, and advertisements of auction sales,seulhy them, must be paid for at the usual rates. All advertisements required by law, will lie.charged at the lull rates. Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will he charged at the usual rates. Arrangements will lie made with those who occupy hall a column or mare continuously lor n year, according to the nature of the business, and the frequency of tin change of matter. Advertisements of application lor (he benefit of the Insolvent Laws, will not bo published in any case, unless paid for previous to insertion, nr payment he guaranteed by a responsible person in town. All announcements of candidates for office, will be char charged - ged charged live dollars for daily insertions during the canvass, payable in all cases ill advance. Military and Fire Companies, and other similar Assoela tious, will be charged full rates by the insertion, or forty dollars per annum if they do not e*i-eed one square each week. Ail personal communications, when admissible, will lie charged double, and in all cases payment must lit- made in odvHnce. IN CONFORMITY wTtli the Fust Will and Tea lament of Joseph Ruby, deceased, nod locum into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con conformity - formity conformity with the order of the Orphans Court of .Mo .Mobile - bile .Mobile county, granted the 2Sth day of Octolter, 1811, I will, on Monday, the 8th day of January 18-42, ex expose - pose expose to public sale, in front of the court house ol Mobile, within the legal hourjof sale, till the personal and real estate of said Joseph Ruby, as follows, viz.: 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, eon taming about 300 acres; also a tract of Land at Fill Filltoil, - toil, Filltoil, containing about 48 acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Raby. Terms of sale 6 months credit, with two good se securities - curities securities JOSEPH KREBS, nov20 82tf Executor.

FBW l'i:, FKF..SSFS, l.\K, - The iiihUmsigti iiihUmsigtil - l iiihUmsigtil oil, A gents for Messrs Win. ibigar &t Co'? old established Type and Stereotype Foundry* me pie pieI - I pieI a red to neeivi; order? for all descriptions of Type, plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all other material? used in printing., Specimen Kooks, comprising a large variety of new Type nml Ornaments, ran lie seen at the store, comer ol Water and Conti sheets, dm8 W M. II. 1U S\i:u. k CO. PAI N I I K'S DIAMOND ( KIMKNT - An invn hialde discovery for joining broken glass, china, earthenware, cabinet yvoik,and fancy article* ol ev every - ery every description. This cement is acknowledged to lx* superior to any thing of the kind eve offered to the public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, as also the variety of piirpow*^ to which it may In* applied. It resists wet - y\ill 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, it a strong reeoimnendntion in it* favor. In fact, it t'equire? only to l>c known, to be found in use iu every family. For mending brok t| glass, china, &c. it succeeds wonderfully, n? the joints show but little. Many ar article? - ticle? article? of this kind, that but for this discovery would be entirely useless, may lie securely and (irmly unit united, - ed, united, and become as useful as when new. The leaves of book?, pasteboard, fancy articles iu tortoise shell or cabinet work, may U* neatly mended with it. To prevent imitations, w liieh would disappoint the purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine arti article, - cle, article, the public are requested toobserve die signature of the proprietor, " \V. Ik Painter," written on the wrapper of each l»ott!e. Sold in bottles at 25 and 50 reals each, by the Proi.aitiur,\V. Ik Painter, No. 23,3d Avenue, N. Vork; also, by hi? appointment, Inr n..v2» 11. (!ATKS, Druggist, Mobile, Ala. WH \IIF NOTICE - \Vherons, much inconven inconvenience - ience inconvenience and great loss is experienced by the pro proprietors - prietors proprietors of the wharves, from the present mode of shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from ami after the first day of Novemlier next, no drnv will he permitted to enter uprn any of the wharves with merchandise for shipment, without the drayuian first delivering to the wharfinger - who will attend for that purpose - a written ackuowledgment | from a responsible shipper, resident in the city, of liability for tile wharfage, or payment of die same made in cash. sepl3 4(» tljnn A. J. JUDE, Wharfinger* ril CAUMELICH CONFECTIONARY - The I - subscriber bus die honor to inform the Ladies nml Gentlemen of Mobile that he lias now on it and and will constantly keep a full supply of every kind ol Confectionaries, Fruits, Candies and Caki a of the best quality and of his own manufacture, such ns he Iihr heretofore, had the pleasure to fnrrish them: nil of which he will sell at wholesale or retail, for the lowest prices lor cash. lie nlso has a large assortment of Hkai. Havana Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give delight to the lovers of a good article. Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate Terms. T. CAKMELICH, S. F. comer of Dauphin nml St Kmnnuel sts

C 4 HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST* - Aeir (iomit - J Juki received at ROBINSON A STUART'S Cheap Variety Store, corner of Government and Wa Water-slreeti, - ter-slreeti, Water-slreeti, a general assortment of Ueady-madeCLOTHING, HATS, F^BOOTH, SHOES, and DRY GOODS, direct from the manufactories, and for sale at the loweti price* for ca*k. Pleare call and ex* uinine, nt the sign of the Mammoth Boot. nlfi CIOTTON OSN A BE KGS AND SHIRTINGS - j 73 bales Petersburg manufactory, received* John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by n32 G. G. JOHNSON, 43 Waters*. PRINTERS' PAPER, Ac - We have Paper for Printers, of all the usual sizes ; aUo just received " Superfine Packet Post, blue," for Prices-Current, Bills, and Bills of Lading, plain ; also, a supply of the same kind, ruled, for invoices, bills, Ac. nlS MINGE A RUSSELL, 13 Water-st. f IlOBACCO - 100 bxs Saunders' Yofeioeu,vMnM X qualities, embracing a lot sa;d to be the finest ,.ver r-nipped lo this market; for sale by' nlU RIVES BATTLE A CO. Ci HOICK CIGARS - Ceres Regalias, Jacques J Regalias,Imperial Regalia s.IiiiperialTnibncea, for sale by |u30| D. WHEELER, 8 Water st. 3EASK CANDY. - A supply of Pease celebra celebraI - I celebraI ted. Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy, just received and for sale by I. C. DU BOSE A CO., nil) late Du Bose A Rotf", No. JO Water-st. BONN ETS - 30 ct»Bes ubsorted .Bonnets, just re received - ceived received per barque Abbot Lord, and for sale by 1115 JOHN BRAGAW A CO. 37 Dauphin at. IJ ACON. - 3 barrels May hard's Canvassed Hums X# 5 do uncanvassed do Cincinnati Sides - foi sale by novlB M. A. VAN HOOK, 4 Commerce st O W KLITOSNABEROS A COTTON - ICO bales Lowell Cottons, on hand and expert*.I daily per brig New England from Boston, direct front the msnufacturers mid embracing - Noet U 3, 3. 7 Osnnhergs; heavy Cottonades; 3 caaea Fancy Cot tonndes. The attention of the city sad country mer merchants - chants merchants is called to these goods, of which a lavge imp impply - ply impply will be kept oil hand at all limes, and fold at far lory prices and expenses, for cash or approved eity paper. _n2tt tf _C. DKLUNGER, 73 Commerce-st. 1IN8EED OIL - 13 casks for sale, to arrive per .A ship Alahntnian. Apply to n33 WHITHER A SAMPSON, 31 8t. Francis-tt Domestics - «5bales 4 4 sheeting*, for »»»aby WHITAKER A SAMPSON, n33 31 Si. Freftris-St. JO. CALCINA gives to every body Unit likes a good Cigar, that lie has the very ln;st,nt his Bar Barber - ber Barber Shop on lloyul street of nil varieties. Me WvuM puff them iiiiueetf, hut who ever taste* them will think any oilier pulling insipid! Come and t«y"Yow next." _ dec4 SWEET MALAGA WINE. - 30 i|r ciulu, land landing - ing landing urn] for onle by Art*_WW. II. B CNN ELL » CO. ON DON PORTER, - L..iniu»g chip Hogarth front Liverpool. I«*r ,.iWt by urn20 _JAMES IIAUAN, 81 tmut. U | 4LOUoils - We Imre Jil.l received n .nppK «f l" Palmer .V M'Unrinick's Plough,, fyt.m .he kieh kiehmon - mon kiehmon t muuufm-torv, Nov 1, A end 0. nll-J MI.NUb k UUSSI!I.L,11 VrirMt. B KOGANS AND BOOTS - Ml CFO Rtp'fcro Rtp'fcrogans - gans Rtp'fcrogans ; 40 do Russell do ; 85 do thick Boots, for sole low by G. G. JOHNSON, dB3 43 Wuier-bt up siairs.

mi wo convenient uweiniigH. iinvingenrn mur rooms, and kitehen room, on the north side of Uni.ii street,between Koynl nnd St. Emanuel sis. Also - Three rooms suitnhle for offices or sleeping apartments, in die binding adjoining the above dwell dwelling. - ing. dwelling. Kent moderate. Apply to n« J. EMANUEL. AbA Pt >U R I'.N T-Tim - .stores, No! 15, 17, 10 u-mm on east side of Water street. They will ho reined separately, or together, and is a desirable loca location - tion location for any business. Also - The Store No. 10, on west side of Water street, lot** in the occupation of Obenr A Phillips. Also - An Office over the store of I). Wheeler, No 8 Water street. The above premises will be rented nt very low rents. Apply to |n6) J. EMANUEL. MFQR 1114 NT. - That desirable country resi residence - dence residence nt Summerville, formerly iu the occu occupancy - pancy occupancy of N. P. W illiams, Esq. and possession given on 1st November. Apply at the Merchants' Insu nnefr Oo'i. Office, St Franciaat. (o20. AA FUlt RENT - That deair aMe Office or Store on the lowwi floor of tlie building west side of Koynl, near Conti street - lately occupied by Cuthbert A Stanley. Also A briclt Warehouse on St. Micha el street, oppo* site J. K. Toulmin, capable of storing tOU.O bales of cotton. Also a store on St. Michael street, now occupied by Jn (I. Davis A Co., with two large offices on the second floor. Also two three story buildings on Water street ad adjoining - joining adjoining (ho Merchants ami Planters Journal Office - with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply to oc.Hl _J. EMANUEL. JOH N lfKAGAW A CO. 27 Dauphin street', ^4V oiler lbi sale t 50 cases bro. drab plain Hats 50 do do black do 50 do do rorura do 25 do fastiiouable fur do 25 do do silk do Just received per brig Mobile. Also daily expected in store by barque Hebron nnd brig Alabama: 100 cases Russet Brogans; 50 do Kip do 25 do thick Bools; 20 do fine do 40 do Women's fine Shoes; 20 do Men's do 15 do Children's do do oct8 11ATS AND BONNETS - The subscriber ABy is now receiving a large assortment of Hats and straw goods, amongst which, ure ns follows : 50 cases Men's lush. Beaver and plain blk. Huts. 25 " " wide briin *- " " 25 " " " " ** drab ** 10 " " " fatliionabl * silk " 150 dor. Palm Leaf Hoods, with a great variety of ladies' and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets; shell, horn and ivory Combs; bund boxes, artificial flowers, stocks, Ac. Por sale cheap for cash or good paper, by ("29] GEO. A. AKNOLI). 40 Water st 4" AT b! ROBBINSON'B CHEAP VARIE VARIETY - TY VARIETY STOKE - Just received per ship Hector, u large assortment of fashionable ami iow crowned broad brimmed Black and White Gentle Gentlemen's - men's Gentlemen's IIATS. Also - Fine Russia Beaver, and low {triced Hats. Likewise, received per hnrque He* iron, nn assortment of fine nnd course White Linen and Cotton Shins; do Flaunel Shirts; which will l>e sold very low for cash, at the sign of the Mammoth Boot, corner of Water uml Government streets. oct22.

ELECT H lluuL-A Helen School w ill -be opened in il.ts cuy on Thursday, Slst October iitfct. under the care nftbe Kev. S. It. Wiuoht and I.Aiir, in die building on Government Street. formerly occupied by Mr. Kemble. * The number of pupils will be limited to forty, and l under no circumstances will there be a departure from this rule. No ellorts will be wanting to make the institution an elevated school of intellectual dt« dt«ciplue, - ciplue, dt«ciplue, sound learning and moral culture, nrd at the same lime to furnish the best facilities for an orna ornamental - mental ornamental and polite education. Lessons will be given on the guitar, piano ami harp by Mrs. Wright, and in the other branches of the oruamentnl department by a lady who lias been for several years a highly ap approved - proved approved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi seminary. - nary. seminary. Vocal music w ill he taught to the school according lo tin* system of Mr. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with without - out without additional charge. The academic will consist of two consecutive so-, sinus, and thus ailiml an opportunity to the pupils r,i be absent from the city during the sickly summer months, without interuption to their course ofstudv. No scholar will be received who cannot read woii - and those somewhat advanced will he greatly pre preferred, - ferred, preferred, Kates of tuition made known ul the com comineuceincut - ineuceincut comineuceincut of the sc! uoj. REFERENCES* Kev. W. T. Hamilton Messrs. Harrison Ac Blair Kev. ft. S. Lewis %. Han. T. V. Har ris MubU.E. Messrs. T. Ac J. Hanford Win. Sayre, Esq. Rev. T. H. Witherspoon, Greensboro. Rev. Robert Nall. Marion. Mobile, Oct tfO. 1841. TVTOT1CE - The Misses GRAN DIN respectfully iJl 4 in form the citizens of Mobile, that they will open a BOARDING and DA V SCHOOL, on the WHhi.mt. Ill tin1 dwelling one door west of the Barton Academy, Government-:*!, in which they proller to all who may be placrd under their care, a thorough and systematic education in ihc solid branches ; nnd from their l« ng experience in this employment, they Hatter themselves they shall enjoy n liberal patronage. The year will be divided into two sessions of laur months each, niter which, il the season continues healthy, two months will be devoted tn the ornamental branches. English Department 990. Flench upon the most approved plnn $30. Music with singing $40. KKFERENCK - Rev. T. H. Capers; James Heahurv, Esq. nl3 PKNMANftiail*. MR. BOYLAN takes leave to inform such as are not great proficients in Penmanship,that he will give instructions in this art, at his Academy. Govern Government - ment Government street, between the hours of 7 and It o'clock, five nights in each week Ami he unhesiltuugly engages to change, in a eonrse of Ticelct Lc$snn$, the most stiff, cramped, deformed or irregular scrawl, into u style at once hold, free, easy nnd elegant. Ladies wishing to take a course of lessons, but finding it inconvenient to cull at the Academy, will be attended at their residences. Terms moderate. u4

Flue WINTER SPERM OIL. - 15 tierces and l»hls iii store, for sub* bv de«8 WM. IE BUNNELL & CO. BN IQAR8. - 8f)ii Regalias, IOm Cunones, an con consigiuncut - sigiuncut consigiuncut mid for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO., dec2 Hagan's Buildings, Conti-tt. I\; 11 IRA COFFEE. - *70 bugs, lauding from -J schr Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale by dec 2 I. CPRK1LEY. PATE HE REGNACLIL - A pleasant ami ef effectual - fectual effectual relief for roughs, colds, hoarseness, &c. Received and for sab; bv I. C. DuROSE Sl Co, nov 20 late DuBose & Roll', 89 Water st. C1HAMPAGNE A- RAISINS. - 20 boxes of the t well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus Muscatel - catel Muscatel Raisins, landing from ship Alabamian, for sale by GUSTAVIJS BEAL & CO., dec2 Hagan's Buildings, Confi-st. IiNLOUR & WHISKEY* - 800 libls Flour\ a su superior - perior superior article; 100 bids old Monongabela Wliis Wliiskey; - key; Wliiskey; 100 I bis old Rectified Whiskey, lauding ftom steamboat Alabama and for side by dec3 ELLIS & (- REEN,*68 Commerce-®t. Ill I'ER BARER. - 800 reams, for eale by -A nov 18 LATH V M HULL Ik SON. BM1GING, ROBE cS- ia\ im: 600pieces Kentucky Bagging, 100 coils Kentucky Rope, 2 boxes Kentucky Twine, landing and for sale by dec6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 W*uer-sl. WJNl.s AND COFFEE. - he subscribers of offer - fer offer for sale the following invoice of goods se selected - lected selected i>y an experienced individual expressly for this market - quarter casks Modena Wine I pipe Sicily Madeira Wiue, 4 quarter ensks Port Wine 1 do do do do Page A Co 4 do do Pale Sherry Wine, W 1) Gordon 2 do do do do do Laponiide 20 bags Government Java Coffee n26 WHITAKER k 8 1MP30N,21 St.Francis st (1 LA RET. - 40 calks Latour, 75 boxes Pauillac, J 90 boxes Ludon, 80 boxes Medoc, 20 boxes St. Estephc, 25 boxes Chateau Maigeaux, 25 boxus Chateau Lafitte, for sale by dec.6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Wnter-st. BRANDY. - 2 half pipes old llcnnessec,2 half pipes 1806 Cognac, 1-1 cask 1805 superior ml, 5 halfpipes .1. J. Dupuv & Co. do, no consignment and for sale by GUSTAVUS REAL & Co., dec2 Hagan's Buildings, Conti-st. NOW LANDING from tin; Wettltnpku, and for sale at Gates's Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper as, Whiting, Sash Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, &c nov 26 KENTUCKY ROPE. - 215 coils superior Buie Rope, binding this day and for sale by nav-4 1). \VHEELER, 8 Wuter-st. VI ADDER-Prime Dutch, Ombro und French IT 9. FFF Madders, landing and for sale by I. C. Du BOSE & CO. Druggists, nlO laic DuBose .Sc Rolf, .'59 Water--t. M ACC ARON I it VERMICELLI . - 28 boxes Maecaroni and 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store und for sale by DESIION, TAYLOR & MYERS, no\12 corner Commerce and Coiiti-sts. CNDMBO SASSAFRAS. - A supply of Goi^U, K*prepared with the greatest care, just received and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at ao\26 GATES'S Drugstore. CIOFFEE. - 100 sacks Havana Collee, f 100 do Rio do, 75 do Java do. For sale by nov 26 SMITH & DABNEY. *