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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

". WV ttLHt .f.f I'D 7
D.iFoofs .y6,ov We ! ga tbs,
most disa,irous fchc e;''fr occurred two
90 three cay ago CO Iiurb creek. IN
shelby county TIE cirrrns'tnces,
~ ~ Sc WirrHsi. aie nearly ~ ~.
ious Ibrfc bsd teen To sor-e tlma
% f-.puie bsitr,n ~ John Toynhap
and Mr. Grc'hG,H Alien, two YOUNG
,-ntlersp 90 wealth snd tesrscls-h,
~ bnh Jui, mafnei. in regard 10 tho
b.. Ufsfy ure 'stNeCu roupio of
r.sn'atros. On TB-sday oF Hrdnr..
Jay is' hey met ga ~ rssr tbs DE-.
pu'ed hr~. ssch s'sn3-d ~ hisnt,
ard rri''iyss. end. sfeF scr.s wssn.
r.g. Ilf0hsfu shot hHsa through
pc ''s''' vifb 80 ybs.sntos
a"a ~ AIrp af ~ .fHffuG~. th,f
Iuu's'a 'rr.l, re heal botR
atsd 90 the e. i'm, o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

NA3vLASo. The Ill which raescj
The House Of Representatives IT TIA.
state. lsst week Confirming the oct for
erecting q ncw county. 10 be called tho
county oT ChgRuLt. passed The Seuaia
also on "Wednesday last. with only one
dissenting vote. There are now fl-tn;y
counties IN the State OF Maryland IL.
stead Of nineteen.
\ bill scE reforming tac Constitution
hf' been reported. giving FIVE Dele
ss'"s 8" The city of Baltimore. i've -
Frederick county. four Delegates each
20 twelve other couGiics, three Dele
gates each TO The other seven counties.
and one 10 the c,,y Of Annapolis new
apPorIIcnncut to le made, according
10 population, aFcr The YEAR lS5N.-
hc Senate To- consist Of one senate,
tom each county, and one from each
vi the cities OF baltimore and Aunaco-
.is, 10 be chosen a, the Delegate, now
esr. The Goecrn-r 20 be c!cc'od ~
the People. and 10 serve for .hr-o Yeas,
SC, MT Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

p,SrSf.! .4e.i.i,7' Tire Troy Ia y
- s'sics tbat one ssy let week nun
BET Il hcss ~rrs .sahny % Ftsh
Creek ~ w ,owa q schuy'r-thls,
Sotsiora county. New YORK. sd fla
zee gave vsy. ~hen Sheen we're pres
siPissied IN ths Ws,sr, Hsas = tAe1
pors aragssa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Mr. O'9ou..o. pro es'et * prci-
,sn. and di'rlay, Of !cs'. aui s,rrug'4,
lately Psrefsj hlmsti, about the street.
"f js''1. Sev' Terne,.ce and on the
strength Of hiS hravuy muscles knock.
ed dawn ihfeo or fprr le:suns. snl
brssaJced about Tor some tine until b.
.eefiNsd notice lf,m 'he "Fir.lock
snJ Skybghi boys ." quit ,he iOwncs
lh-y would ~s't uron Lam. Mr.. o.
ncvtks. pith Prorgr d,'rreton len
the ssTs T,eDips. Srtsut bOthtnIg
much Sbeut his IieIlf'i.n.
y e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

r., e'.t'. u tho Liverpool csro-.-;,. ~,
. vet ~ri''e' sr's''e on ''tisrd. IN ~. rrp,c
~ -. 9''h ''o's'a'er' which nc received
ireland GAYS 'bt' e.oinen' wG,'eIJ
N Times past. has not unirequentiy
been morn IN tie SIDE 81 Britain
9d' "a" 'h- 10 ibe h1P'. the Ugh, tho
f'''yh; po'fI 81 'he empire. W n"
oarFied 'hr yfcv' '"i9rfa o'ii {. which
We al" bow emo! 'ng 'te o"rr:'s -
me In'h liberals. Who cNF'irt ih"
Ehgish muiic'Iti hi.i q" h'ch Ttieessf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
NO. Z.
GENERAL r~TrIIrGESCy.

REWARD or lSDySTRY.-Two Young
men in Topfeld. Massachusetts,. Who
commenced the raoeE.ak;ng business
with a capital of t~" or three hundred
dollars. manufactured last year 90 600
pans OF shoes, and tier sales smoun'-
ed To- $50 900. There were sea, Ia
the South and West. during the past
year, from the town Of ropield alone.
two hundred thousand pairs Of shoes,
SO much for yankee entcrprize aad
industry. While every tow n and VII
lagc IN Virginia could be " nGe 20 sup
ply their neighboThoods With many ar
ncles of necessity, and thereby keep
espeoiable and useful class 81 reopl.
aud large amount Of capital a, home.
hundreds oi thousands of dollars srs
annually levied upon us ~ or r,c.-
en,efPrIzinS brethren OF the North. no,
one cent Of which ever returns
While others are Gevi2ing means Tor
permanently increasing the prosperity
" our town, pcrnit Us 10 snggss, :aat
no small benefit nil be- derived bv all
classes Of our community from Ipp-
20, ting OR neeier,cs -. I'm. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

Paine's bones, taken from Aasiics
BY Goblet, nov lie II Normandy farm,
England, under distress foF reat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

a young lady hiss recently be-n
tried before an eoelesiasicsl council.
IN New. Brun'vick, Novt Seoiia. for
herssy. One Il the chsrzss preferred
agsins. hes vas having dsclared that
there vas bit ore God, asd ih-t vas
Andrew Jackson
The lady should move ito The u.
States. whore ell religions are ,tolers.
ted. especially tho one she gofesses.
which. being countensneed and re-
wafded by The Government isrlf, has
II late years increased With woadeTiul
rapidity Columbia TsIeseo7S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

4 girl writes - ore of the ". York
penny papers. that he has been led
astray aud deserted, ard enquiries who
iher 'hc ought 70 sue ~ damages. We
would rather advi.e her, IN the lao
eusge q the man hurt upon the rail
road. TO sue for ,rpair,"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

.t4r .,henr;her has now on hand hand
sorne assortment ef Watches JeWeIrys
~ which he offers for sale On moaeFate
FERNS. consisting in part as follows:
Sane caner;or Gold patent Levers, Quu Jew
.,led : rla;n do. 6ne gold foil jeWelled, An.
chor Fscapement Levers. Duplex, 40. OO'u
sCd fuIl JewelIed. Silver ChronometoFs'
verv superior article for time, Silver Patens
Levers, with hunting cases, double 90. anu
double back, q great variety o. EnSts"'
French, and Swiss watches.
Snnerior gold Chains, Seals, Keys &c
Ladies' heavy gold Guards, and Necklaces
CentIemen's do. guard and feb Chains
grpat variety of Breast pins and ringer
T;ngs. from rs cents TO $50 each. A hand
some assortment Of Gold, Jet, Silver and
CorneIian Ear Rings, drops, &c. Gold COL
lar buttons and studs, do. sleeve "OuttoEs,
Gold and Silver pencil cases and pens.
great variety. Ladies' gold watch hooks
| Sne gold Madelions, miniature frames, La
aie's memorandum books, with card cases.
Music boxes, Accordianccs &c. Tortoise
shell snuff boxes. A great variety OF Silver,
Soup, Table, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt
Spoons, silver tumblers, do. butter knives
and sugar tongs, all warranted as hrSt rate
| articles, gold and silver thimbles, silver NIid
steel tweezers, Nut crackers, great vari-
ety of fancy boxes. Superior dirk knives,
do. pen and desk knives, dirks, Bouie kniv-
es, belt and pocketpistolS, great variety.
A few very superior silver plated castors'
cake baskets, candle sticks, etc. He has
for sale in addition to the above named arr
ticIes, Ave hundred or more, Of little and
cheap things, entirely too numerous and te-
diouS TO mention.
Considering himself as permanently SET
tied in the Town of Columbus, he returns
his m ~ sincere thanks and grateful &C.
nowledgements to his patrons, the people
and citizens generally for past favoTS, and
hopes by unremittcd attention to the above
business, to merit share Of public patron.
age.
N. B. He has in his Employ a first rat,
workman at the watct repairing and Jewel
ry business. All work left with him, vii
be as promptly and as we'll done. and at a
moderate Pricesas at any other place in thi
country.
JOS. S. TAFT.
Columbus, Feb. ~, 1896. q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
or q .NieaD Literary
Journal,
FnfifIod
THE BACHELOR's BUTTON.

THE BACHELORS BUTTON.
TIME SEOND NUMBER of this Period
Il ical is now before the public. The
very kind favor with which it has been ac-
cepted, prompts the Editor to make renew
ed exertioIls to place the work on a firm
oundation, and to make it worthy the pat
tronage it iSlikeIy to receive. No effort was
made to obtain subscribers, no publicity
given to design, until the first number was
ready for distribution, the Editor
was unwilling to make promises which he
might be unable to fulfil and he was anxious
that the Hubble, before il gave encourage.
ment or appreciation, should see the work
and have an opportunity to judge Gifts me-
rilS. A short notice Of the Editors inten-
tons and wishes accompanied the FIRST num-
Der, and the appreciation and indulgence
with which his friends and the public gen.
orally received it, gave him hopes which he
had not previously INDUCED.
That Alabama would give handsome
support to such publication was a matter
of extreme doubt owing more to the COM
mercial and Agricultural enterprise, than to
any want OF liberality, or to the absence of a
spirit FOR literary advancement. But the
avidity with which fortune has. been hunted
down, has not taken away the TASTE of her
scholars and the increase of wealth has
produced the best Of all results: the opening
Iof the heart, and the gushing forth Of the
best feelings GENEROSITY, and desire
TO promote every laudable enterprise.
The BACHELORS BUTToN is the only
periodical in the State devoted entirely to
Original Literature. It is printed in hand.
some style-(not inferior in that respectto
the best in the country.) The verv me.
ldtOm Of publication is calculated to inspire
young ambition to vigorous exertion, and &c
Sslmake the old and experienced writer hap.
IPy IN the privilege Of sending thoughts intC
ne world in such a gaTb. Alabama ha.
Falent-talent Of an order calculated to com
Imand the admiration of her neighbors, how.
ever old their experience however ceIe,
lorateo their LITERATI. Il is the proudes
wish OF the Eslitor that he NAV calitha "a
lent into active exercise: vet he canno
nope to able to do that without the heart,
appreciation of his friends, and their earnee
sIeoncurrence in promoting cause for who's,
F, success be IS willing TO devote his entir,
; time and attention. S'''
nI TERMS.-'f1'heB Bachelors ButtonSs Will
Ibe published Monthly in the CITY Of NFol,;l
s in a pamphlet containing 81 large pares 5
. loriginal matter, on fine paper, and on nev
5 land clear type, at FIVE Dollars 4 wear
: payable in advance.
WIN. r. SMITH. :
Subscriptions TO the work viii be Trceive
llak this Office.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

I&AG4 COeeOA Lana hn Mart
TINE subscriber offers for sale
cemmOdating terms, twenty .ev.'.
sand FIVE hundred acres Of land, lyin,
late ChOctaw country. Most of i q
lected by himself, and purchased s,,L.l
lie sales IL 1888 and 1884; il is nh
settlements from 24O to 100 acres in,S
The greater part Of it is from one "a d
miles distant from the Tombeckbt
extending from the SoOk-anoo-che. I,
Tibbe rivers. There are some ~
tracts of it in the Yazoo Valley, and n =
ison and other counties.
Those wishing to purchase good h..
cotton land in healthy country, w.
well to give me a call. In my abXrr,
can see at the Office Of the Clerk n
County or Probate Court, in the hspJ,s
D. Haden, Esq. book Of maps, wbis,
the tracts marked, with the prtr !
terms.
He has also about thirteen thoussp5 >
Of land in the Chickasaw country. =,
will b. sold low for cash, or part dow /,
the balance on time.
THO. McGE
August ID, 1850 5O-f
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NEW AND FASHIONED
CLOTHING.

u FRAZEE has just received {
~. now opening a Splendid and 3
sive assortment Of Spring S, Summer
ing comprising nearly every articl,
line. which he offers It whul-sAls "a
tail, low for cash Dr on the usual Ia.
puhctnal customers.
Persons wishing to purchase wal
well to call and exanine his Stock Z, b
determined TO \, II rs low as Can b lad
any city in the Southern States.
Has STOCK Consists IN PAu
OF Genilcman's Black & Fancy CD
Frock & Dress Coats
do. Bonbazine, do do
do Summer Cloth, do do
do CircASsian, do do
Grass Cloth, FrCck Coats, & Coz,
White Linen, do do do
Brown, do do do DO
(iinghams. do Go do
Round JackeiS, PantaIoun> & Nc,
Ut every description. and 4 great ,af.
Linen & Cotton Skirts,
Linen BosOmS & Crllars,
Under Shirts, & Drawor>,
Pocket HdkfS, Crava,s, 81
Su~penders, Hosiery, Glove,
Umbrellas, &c. &c.
May ?, 1857, SS-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
NOTICE.


DUN AWAY from nay PlanGa-
II ton nix miles East of Columbus, a.
bout the 18th day of this month, negro
boy named William about 10 years of age,
FIVE feet 4 inches high, black complexion.
Said boy was taken up by Thomas Walton,
and says he was free and that his
parents live near Shawnatown Illinois, and
that he was taken from that place in July
1856 by a man named Bailett who sold him
near VickSburg. but he would not tell the
gsntleman'S name that purchased him. Also
says his fathers name is William q This
mothers Sally Brown, and that they moved
from Fredericksburg Virginia. / Will give
twenty dollars to any person who will del!v-
or said boy to me or Col. Byrn Columbus.
SAMUEL H. BYRN.
May 80, l8S7-37-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
To the Public.
Hare Houseand Commisson Busi=

Hare Hsuseand Conlmisson 5uaz
NJ. NJ. CARRIN GTON,
HAVING erected an extensive "
A1HOuSe at West Port, one mile fTOi
Ferry at Columbus, directly on the Re-
Road, entirely above high water, aFirI
one OF the most convenient Landings
river, Nill give his special attention 9.
public on receiving, storing ard 81
Cotton or any other articles which ns.
placed under his charge,-wilI also
arrival of the first boats rect i've an 9
Sive assortment Of Dry Goods, GrOc
Iron, Hard & Hollow Ware. Castinc
gro Clothing, &c. &c. comprising r.
assortment of every description Of 6
that can be asked for in any Market,
ratesto storing and shipping Cotton
the same as az other Landings. Th
scrlber having been strongly solicited
tablish on the West side Of the river. q
Perience IN business and acouaiu,grs
Mobile together with the accom:no
and convenience that must arise to tic
lic III the saving Of distance, the incu1
eHce and expense Of fertiage; al cars
ed hopes to share generously in To: PV
patronage.
West Port, Nov. II "a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
SOUTHERN VEGETABLES.

NOTICE.-'rhe CO-partners.l p hereto
In fore existing between the subscriber.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Persons having claims will present them
and those indebted, viii make payment L
J.. B. Vail or II. c. Dade. The name O.
Vail & Dade viii be continued for the set
element Of the business of the late 6rm-H
{. Dade intending to continue the bust
ness on his own account.
L. B. VAIL.
H. c. DADE.
Macon, Nj. Feb. 1887. "a #
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
NEW TAIEORING EstabIisi5.

NEW TAILORING EsonhIfalA.
IN ment. SAPPINGTON & JOHN
STON, having purchased ]. b. Twins en-.
tire stock of Goods, will continue the above
business next door to Mr.. Taft's Jewelry
store, and beg leave to offer their services
to the citizens Of Columbus and its vicinity,
and hope by strict attention, to merit a
share Of public patronage. Their stock con-
sists in part of super Black, Blue, Adela,
Brown. Roman, purple, Oxford and Par
sons Grey, Grass, Polish & Invisible Green
Plain, Ribbed, Striped Fancy Cashmere,
Plain, Figured and Embossed SattinS, Plain
and Figured Velvet, Matrimonial Vesting
Of superior style, Silk, Linen and Cotton
Shirts, Plain and Ruffled, Insertion, Ruled
and Plain Bosoms. Collars and Stocks of ey-
| cry description, Silk, Cotton and Mareno
Drawers, Bordered Lining. Hosiery Of eve
ry description, Silk, Kid & Hoskin Gloves &
many other articles too numerous to men.
ton. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES.
OF superior style and quality, which theI
are now opening, and viii sell on reasonable
terms.
N. B. Persons whol wishing to furnish
their own goods, shall find their orders exc.
cuted with strict attention, as none but the
best workmen viii be employed.
March, 1887. 28tf,
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TIME Subscribers having sold H.
interest in the stock and stsrs !.
occupied by them, to J. S. Taft b 'sla
to recommend him to their friend, y,
toners.
HOPKINS & YATv
January II, 1887 n. i
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
LAND nor SALE.

election 3. Also the Southeast
~ quarter Of Section 4. in Township IL,
OF Range IL. East, in the Chickasaw ses-
sion of Lands. Said tract of land lies on
the road leading from Aberdeen,to Jackson.
and is IL miles from Aberdeen, miles
from Colbert, and miles from Tibby river.
Said tract Of land coRtains about 100 acres
IN high state Of cultivation, with all ne
-cesSaTy buildings for farmer. Il is good
stand Tor the entertainment of ravellers.-
Ine above described property win Be sold
on un'e' FOR further particulars, apply %
u. w. b MOORE,
80, Lowndes County.
or to VIM. NJ. BURTON.
Aberdeen, Munroe County,
June IS, 1882. sof
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
NOTICE.

TIME corn mill at the Columbus "
Il three miles above town, on The Mlts
Road. is now in operation. Corn viii
ground for one eighth part, and xbenev
any meal is on hand, will be SID al
market price for cash in all Cases.
April IL, 1857. SOFT
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
GOODS AT COST.
FOR CASH.

VTVhe Subscriber finding it difficult to COL
Il lect the money that is due, and being in
want of some Of that article 10 pay his debts
his whole stock at first cost for leash. He
hopes that those who wish to purchase
goods, and cheap goods, will give him a
CALI GEORGE TUCKER.
Columbus, June 8, I6S7.--S8--tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

NUNs Gums :: Gums! 2 doz-
OTcn, Double Darrell Damascus Shot
Guns, dcz. Fine Pistols, &c. Apply to
S. S. B. FIELDS.
March SS-2S-tf,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

CLOTHS, Vestfngs and CASH
OmePes...'Che subscriber has just recelV.
ed large aud superior lot Of English broaa
Cloths, viz:
Superior Blue, Black Adalaid' Cloths
Vesting for Spring, in all their varieties
Summer Cashmere, and Bom0azlnes.
S. S. B. FIELDS.
March 28-28-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

4 - = ll..-sl During my absence from
49, Tug state. leave my Brother d ].
!. s,uners ny agent and attorney In tact a So.
tie and transact All bnsines for RE ,I.es,...'.
WILLIAM p. PULLFP
April 18th, lsS7-Sl-tF.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
NOlIce.

TIME Copartnership heretofore .,
between the subscribers. NM
fiTm Of Eckford & Fields, is this day =. /
ed By mutual coneent, Their b..
Accounts, may be found in Their =
Counting Room, in the care Of M, q
liam Eckford, who is authorised to ..,a
business. VIM. ECKF0pli
). 5. B. FIEL6
Columbus, Dec. IL, 1896. l5G
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

NANCY GOODS.-I would invite the
attention of the Ladies of Columbus and
vicinity, to examine my Stock OF Fancy
Goods having received few days since
large addition to my former stock. All that
is desired is an examination, and ladies can
not fail to be pleased.
March 28-28-tf S. ;. b. FIF'LDo'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
THE Success of the S OMthcrM

H SWCceSs OF the s o a. th eF 9Ol
IL Tonic is unprecedented. 1t has
been anxiOusly sought after by all classes inl
every part Of the United States, aud its
widely extended distribution has been ow-
ing 10 the many requests received from ev-
cry section Of the South and South West
Although i, originated in an obscure part of
the country but few years since, IL is now
found in all the principal towns and villages
IN the Union, and its virtues as cure for
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
.4GUE s FEHER

and as General Tonic, are appreciad
ted by all who have used it, Being as ii
processes, a compound Of
SOUTHERN VEGETABLES,
ii is needless to offer the assurance that there
is M Arsenic, Mercury, nor any thing in
the least hurtful to the human constitution
in It. 1t will be found valuable in all case.
of Dyspepsia, and disorganised Stomach
and Bowels and patients convalesCiDg from
Bilious Fever, will derive the most impor
Iant benefits from the use of the Southern
Tonic. 1t may be administered to Children
and infants of the most tender age, witt
the utmost safety.
Prepared by COster & Coke at their Lab
ratory, at Montgomery, Alabama.
For sale by their appointed Agents,
SLADE & BAKER.
at their Drug Store, opposite the Tombigb,
Bank, Columbus, Mi.
33-lf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
VIEW" . F.4.VCr DRr GOODS

We "" 3 Favor DRY GOODS
THE Subscriber has just received per
Steamer, COLUMBUS, and other Ia,e
arrivals a large and general assortment Ct
Winter and Spring Goods.
Also: 4 general assortment Of HARn.
WARE and FINE CUTLERY. .nIs-
did assortment Of TABLE WARE. eo5 r.Sa'-
ing Of QUEENSWARE. china rTY1e
& MOULDED GLASS. ~
All o. which were lately purchaaed on the
most accommodating terms He s there
tore enabled to oieF them 20 his ens,oT S.r
at very reduced prices. Courtrv Me- MerSh.
ants and others are particularly invited =
81; and examine his stock; and he pledges
himself to sell any article in hig i'm N Ioe,
and on as fair terms IS il can IS M nrc y 49,
in the town Of Columbus. SSussu
his Store Room may Be found ue,r,v on
Row. Markes Street, Columbnr. IA
GEORGE TUCRR.R
January. 10. 1887. l7--tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18

BOOTS, SHOES & PUMPS
ID Calf Skin and Morocco Summer Boots
High and Low quarteredCalf Skin Shoes,
Pumps and Slippers. in great variety La
dies Kid Slippers, Walking do. Boys Boots
and Shoes. All offered to purchase very
cheap for CASH.
S. S. B. FIELDS.
March 28-28-tf.
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RccetUtSg Glta FO1.s0GrdlE
.4gepcy,

MOBILE, ALABAMA. +
NHE subscriber has established az
n cys for the receiving and forgl
OF Goods to all Ports on the AIabaul
bYs Warrior aud other Rivers, 10 ihGs
Of Alabama feeling confident that an
sfVe Agency for this purpose will p
considerable advantage to the Countr
chant, thereby enabling him 70 calcS
a certainty upon the immediate trabs
ton Of his Goods, so sooh as theyw
ded from the vesSel-unavoidable DEL
ing excepted.
AL expenses on Goods received al
warded by me, must be considered as
Owners or Agents viii promote lhei
interests by meeting such expenses pr.
~, thereby preventing those delays Z
have hitherto so frequently atteGdt.s
transportation Of Goods from this
cious and dry Stores will be pTOyids
he reception Of Goods on Storage, a.
cry attention will. be paid to the inter-
those who may entrSst their cuisines {
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