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SNHARF AOTiCE-W hereas, much iucon,en.

 W fence and great loss is experienced by Inc pro- prielOrs of the whar,es. from the present ilode ui shipping upward freight notice is hereby given that from and after the irsl day of November next, no dtay will be permitted 10 enter uprn any of lh wharves ~ith merchandise for shipment, without the drlyman first delivering to the wiiirlinger-who will attend for that pnrpuse-a written dgment from responsible skipper, resident III the city, of liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same mai n cash.

 sepl2 l6tIian A.JJuDE, Whailnger.

 NOTICE. The undersigned, Successors to L.. \ V w. A. Smih) nave this day formed co-pau ncrship nnde the name aad style of Smith g. Dabney for the purpose of tlansaeling general grocery hu- siness. They solicit continuance of the libera pa tronage bestowed upon the late firm and the public generily. JAMES SMITH,

 ocii 1}if JOHN NJ. DABNEY. INVALUABLE COTTON LAND IN SOUTH

 v ALABAMA, FOR SALE.-The subscriber, administrator of the estate of William Smith, de- cedsed offers for sale large and valuable planta- tio9s, on the al anna river, about l2 miles above Selma, and 25 miles below Montgomery. One of them Is in the county of Auanga, containing eiph- teen hundred acres of which from SC, en ts eight hun

 red acres are in cultivation, bountilully supplied Nh water .o plantation purposes, and for stock, by q failing stream, running entirely through the plantation. That portion of ihe tract which, ls not under cultivation, is well timbered and principally cotton land, of the yer, best quality for the culture of cotton and corn.

 The other tract is situated in tie county of Dallas, in the bend of the Alabama river, generally known by Durand's Bend--containiug about fourteen hun

 ,el heres, nine handed of which in cultiyation This tract is also well supplied with timber and wa Ter, and is of the best quality of cotton land.

 Both these plantations are bounded, and divided from each other. by the Alabama rver they are now in state of higiI cultivation, with comfortable dwell liuf,- sIn and tthp hpilI each, it for immediate use. The quality ui the soil, the easy access To market by the Alabama rIver, fhe southern latitude, and the character of the popu- lation in the two counties of Dallas and Autauga, a( ford great inducements to capitalists desirous of en- gagng the culture of the great staple of the south.

 The crops this year, il is supposed, wll produce 450 to 300 bales of 5OO poueds each, cultivated by sixty three hands.

 The stock of corn, fodder and oats, now on the plantations, the hogs and cattle, backsmth's tools and farming utensils, alse offered for sale. Pos session gwen at the end of the year.

 Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to Mir. R. H. East0n, at the landing the river, adjoining the Auiauga plantation, who will show the premises or tn at my resi- fence in Huntsville during the mcr, and at New Orleans during the winter. The terms, for either or both of the plantations, will be quite advan ageous. MEREDITH CALHOUN.

 nr,27 Pr. fee S30

 G. The Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer and Huntsville Advocate will insert inc above once week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts 10 the Democrat Office. Huntsville, for payment. TENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, -h the most valuable remedy, recently discovered, for consumptions, coughs, colds, asthma, spittng of blood, whnoping cough, and pulmonary affections oi every kinl-prce 50 cents.

 Parficular cauiion-Each genuine bottle is enclos- ed m blue wrpper, on which Is yellow label sign cal '' Sampson keee." None other can be genuine.

 The great celebrity of the gesune pulmonary bal

 L .f.. f.. rieus articles, which, by partially assuming the name of the genuine, calculated to mlsead and deceive the pdblic. Among these mixtures. the Ameri can Pulmonary busam, Vegetable Pulmonary bal sam basanic Syrup, and others. Purchasers should inquire for the article ,y its whole name, the Neget able pulmonary BaIsam; and that it bears the marks and signature of the genuine.

 Each bottle and seal Is stamped Vegetable Pulmo- nary Balsam. $. REED.

 One more counterfeit besides the American Pull nonary BalSam, and the others above alluded to!- The L,test attempt 10 deceive the public by spuri Dus mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary bal sam, prepared by Samuel Andrews and Jos. A. Yea lie. To avoid the imposition of this spurious artl cle, again refer the public to the written signa- ture of Sampson Reed, the outside wrapper of each bottle.

 E ,ston, July l, l5l1. LOWE 6 REED.

 A fresh and large supply of the above receiv- rd and for sale, wholesale or retail, by

 no,29 II, GATES, Dauphn street. DAINTER'S DIAMOND CEMENT-An inva- l Iuhe discovery for joining broken glass, china, cabinet work, and fancy articles of ey cry description. This cement is acknowledged to be superior to any thing of the kind eve offered the public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, also the variety of purposes to which it may be applied. Ii resists wet-will stand ordinary degree of heat and it's hardness when set, Is truly astonshIng.- The great facility of using it, no mixing prepara- tion being required, is strong recommendation in it's lavor in act, it requires only to be known to be found in use in every family.

 For menling broken glass, china, &c. it succeeds wonderfully, the joints show bat little. Many ticlcs of this kin that but for this discovery would be entirely useless ma, be securely and firmly unit ed, and become useful when new. The leaves of books, pasteboari, fancy artices.n tortoise shell or cabinet work, may be neatly mended with it.

 To prevent limitations, which would disappoini the purchases and bring into disrepuie the genuine art- cle the public are requested observe lhe signature of ihe proprietor, '' w. B. PAiSTER," written the wrapper of each bottle.

 Sall in bottles at p and 50 cents each, by the Prupartor, w. 5. Pamter, No. g, Sd Avenue, X. York; also, by his appointment, by

 np,29 Il. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala. YENRUST sALE-REAL ESTATE.-NoTIoE

 N s hereby given, that the trustees of the Gordon Land concauy will proceed to sell al public sale, the door of the Cont-house of Mobile couny, on the first Monday of December nc xt, all the lands remain ing uns Id belonging to said Company, for the pur- puse of closing and finally settling the said Trust.

 The trustees will sell the said property it stands and will give such titles as they are authorized as trustees to gve by virtue of the deed of conveyance and trust, dated the first day of Jme 1886; whereby sai lands were conveyed by Archibald w. Gordon to Henry Hitchcock, George N. Stewart and Ahner

 s. Lipscomb, Trustees, for the benefit of said A. w. Goron and of the stockholders, of said Gordon Land Company, and which deed is duly recorded in Mobile county.

 The property to be sold, is portion of the Favre Tract, containing originally about POO aipens of land in the lower part of the city of Mobile, small portion of which has been sold by the Trustees, the remain der i'll now be sold as it stands. Persons wishing Ia purchase will please apply to George N. Stewart in Mobile, who will explain the situation oI the prop erty, and of the itl proposed 10 be conveyed. The terms will he made known the day of sale. Sale at twelve o'clock. GEORGE N. STEWART,

 D. E. HALL,

 Mobile, Noyl5 sOtlstMdec Trustees.

 FIN CONFORMITY with the last Will and Tes

 R lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, and to carry into effect the provisions of sad Will, and in con- lormity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo- bile county, granted the 18th day of October, 1S4 will, on Monday, the Sth day of January, lS42, ex- pose to public sale in front of the court house ol Mobile within the legal hour of sale, all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Rahy, as follows, viz: the Negroes Willi Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furaiturc; as also, n tract o

 Lani lying on Bayou Coden. in Mobile county, Con

 tainng about 300 a, res; also tract of Laud al Full

 ton, containing about AS acres, being the residence | of the late Joseph Raby.

 Terms of sale 6 months credit, with two good SC entities JOSEPH kREBS,

 noy2D S2tf Executor. l En Ill .l..N .ta hy