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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-16

5 -
Z sioihing, Novelnaber rs
I Ky, 1923, q national colonization Ia,
{ adopYdYby the Mexican Congress
and approved by the Emperor Do,
) Augdstin lterbide, and on the 1871
OF FEBRUARY a decree was issued au
f thorizihgg Austin 70 proceed With Ili.
colony; Which decree, after tie aft
ter the abdication of Iterbide. anf
) the change Of government co,se.
quent thereon. was confirmed bythe
first Executive Council, in accord
ance with a specialorder ofthe Mex
lean Congress.
On the End Of FEBRUARY. 1924.
the Federal constitution 6fMeyico'
based upon that Of the United States;
was proclaimed as the established
pollty ofthe land: and, BY a decree
Iof the 7th of May, of the same wear.
the province of Texas and Coahuila
We're provensionaIly united, to form
one OF the constituent and sovereign
States Of the Mexican confederacy.
On the 18th of August another re-
neral colonization law was passed
and ratified. by the Supreme Gov
iernment at the city of Mexico, and
''lore'gners emigrating to the country.
and complying with the terms of the
Isald, law, were guaranteed in the pro-
lection of their persons and property
and all the rights, Liberties, and i'm
munlttes OF Mexican citizens. More
over, by the State colonization law of
Coahuila and Texas, of the oath of
March, 1925, they were specifically
invited to come and settle within the
Limits ofthat especial state iurisdic-
ton.
Under these various enactments,
but particularly after the adoption of
he federal constitution. the current
u emigration continued to flow ink
md spread itself with accelerated ra- I
'ldity over the fertile domain of theIl
hen province of Jexas. The forests
ave way to tbo@axe of the pioneer;Et
he wild prade to the ploughshare ofIo
he hushandman. Plantations were e
'peped. Villages sprung up on the d
ailting-ground ofthe savage, New d
olonies were introducedy planted, "
and matured; and in the Ii
REF period Of nine years from the Il
rst settlement under Austin, the en- +
'rprise Of the Anglo-American. set IL
er had explored the whole southern|a
loiety OF the province, redeemed it
ON the wilderness ofthe wild beast 81
nd the savage. covered with a hardy Jas
nd industrious population, and inter- |ct
liked his labor with its most yalua- q
[e soils. 1900
True emigrating to Texas the to
lterprising colonist had expatriated mi
rflself, and foregone the well-tried dc
stitutions Of his mother-land, but wI
Q institutions he now lived underItel
efe modelled upon those he had re- fal
ctantly abandoned. His spirit, and co
$ habits, and his inbred and uncom- mi
omising republicanism continued Idi,
9 same, and he was ready to resist re,
2 invasion ofhis chartered rights So
der the Mexican constitution offe
!, as he would have been to have ed
rown himselfinto the breach in be- |bl,
i OF that sacred instrument under ami
lich he he had been born and cd ton
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26
Taken sD

--~z-.s---.ss-11 ~ NNois W dS', anu aoout -
feet 10 inches high. SAID negro says he
belonged to David Wc,hers, of Brunswick
co. Virginia, who sold himto George Raj.
ney, who vas taking him to the State of Mis-.
sisslppl and that he left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property pay charges aud take him away.
JOS. McCuNNAuGHEY, Jauen
Dec y. 1885, eAlc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26
STATE or North CAROLINA,

AECkLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, april
Tam, 1881.
Irwin & Ems
rs Original Attachment
William Carolan,
Levied 20 the hands Of Thomas Charles aud
hun summoned bs Garnlshec:
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
II Court, that the defendant is not m lnhab
liant Of this State, Ordcred, therefore, that
publication be made SIX weeks IN the Char.
loite Journal that unless the said William
tarolan appear at the Court Of Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions, TO he held for the County
OF Nieckenburg, a, the Courthouse 10 Char.
lote, on the ith Monday IN July next, and
then aud there plead or rcplevy, Judgment
will be entered by default against hun.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of the SAID
Court, At Office, the 18th Monday Of April
4. D., 1887. b. OkTES, G q. c.
Nay II, 1897. Price adv s3l. ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

MECRLENBUgG COUNTY.
Court IF Equity, February Term, 1885,.
Samuel II Smith and Mary his wife,
rs
Rohi. G., flanagan and others
IN rhisrasc, II is order.d that publication
II be made SIX weeks 10 the Charlotte
Journal, (or Colbert Flanagan aud Morgan
Flanagan, two OF Inc defendants IN this case,
10 appear at our neX, Count Of EQaIty 70
be holden for Necklenburg county, at :hc
Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on The - Monday
Of August next then aud there to answer
compartments bill, otherwise Judgment pro
cont,.sso wall b. entered against them.
Test; u. Il. DUNLAP, NJ
Nag II, l-31. Pice adv 81. tjl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26

BPB.
The symmetrical and Thorough
bred Horse
SWEEPER,
M'', :. {: !. 6: &c: ::;: !. !: 6: 6:
ssAsAAhsa. and bali miles North Of
Welch's Mil, nine miles ives, Of Concord,
aud about twelve miles Southwest Of Char.
lol,e, on the public re ID leading from Cam
drn aud Cheraw TO States, Tile. on Mondays,
ruescays, W eduesdays, aud Thursdays, and
viii be let TO Mares al the following rates (:
Fire Dollars the single leap, TO be paid
wheue,or service is rendered; Ten Dollars
lor the Season. 10 be paid at the expiration
u tile Season aud Fifteen Dollars TO en-.
sure d Mare TO be with foal. liz every in
stance, parting with or transferring the
Mare ioHeIls the insurance. SN EEPER
Will be regular al his stands, public days
aud unavoidable circumstances excepted
Al possible care will be taken to prevent
accidents OF ans kind, but ! will no, be la.
bic for any that may happen. The Season
10 commence the 10Th OF March, and end
the 20th OF June.
Dcscripfion.-sW EEPER is We.
y uch mahogany bay, with black legs,
inane aud tail, hue Yeas old next October,
81 extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
hands high, and tor extraciionor parcniage
INFERIOR 10 no horse IN this section Of coun.
ty. ltn deemed unnecessary 10 say much
IS 10 his ,ofm aud muscular poaer-he vii
shos iur himself.
Pefiigrec.-SWEE PER was ioaled
and raised 10 Western Virginia. lie was
,ired by Rogers Roanoke, be BY the re.
uoancd old SIR ARCHIE. Roanoke's dam
va, by Mark Anihony, gfandam by Pan'a.
loon, z. :. dam BY WIlda,r, 2. 6. g. dam
by Sweeper, who VAS b. the imported horse
Saeeper. S.seepers aan was by General
jackson celebrated race horse TruXton,
and lie by the old imported Diomcdc, gran.
dam By Medley.
The subscIite embraces this opportunity
Of thanking the ettl4au- Of Cabarrus aud
MccAlcnbufg for tie liberal patronage here
io.orc gwen him. and illilers hiulSei he
can ACCOMMODATE them with horse as q ioal.
gelef, that N every respect IS calculated
% plCasc aud render more universal salts.
faction than any horse nc has ever kept.
Although the subscriber labufs under the
peculiar disadvantage u not having The op.
porluulty Of showing hIs horse TO his friends
and former customers sooner, he iondIy
chcrshes the belief that from the superior,
" ot Sweeper and The accommodation olierms,
be viii merit liberal share OF patronage.
The stallion Sweeper has but very recently
arrived ~ these parts from Western Virgin.
70. The subscriber confidently recommends
his friends and former customers who have
Mares to put. TO call on hun, see has horse,
and Judge II he IS mol worthy Of patronage.
ELAN : HARRIS
Calarrss county, Mafeh :, l-a1
I. ). The correctness OF the Pedigree Of
Sweeper IS certified, warranted, ADD Nouch.
ed for as above, by .....
GEORGE II, PHELPS
Mal. THOMAS ALLEN,
Bo.A Of hssittn vugia,a.
\. 3, Persons residing alta distance aud
wishing to put mares, will be- accommodated
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26

GRAY s OINTMENT, for Sale at
. WILLIAMS Il B0ll
March 7, 1897. 36if
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26
GRE.sTCERI

hdirtgA, SfgtfnbtY y, IL
] am nos 81 Years of age-when ii u,
year, received wound on my lsf kc, :
became liberated, and continued so untli
Of March last 1t would occas onalh "a
aud then break out sggin; but most Of tt.-
II vas 10 very painful condition, the sort 81.
extended TO large size, and become ye,l
| tired many remedies to make a cure, Ny
success, until applied Grass IsualuGt,,
meni, tao pots Of which have effrc,ualy
my leg, and reduced it TO its natural size
cure would have been made much sooner !,
strictly attended To the directions for the s,
the Ointment, but this failed 10 do, Wh..e
much exercise, aud very imprudeatly USES
bandsgc. MY leg has been vel Tor more
slI months, during which time, have vA
much, YET Il remains firm aud free from
ness or Inflammation. After having b,eu a
ior period Of forty zone years, now ca
benefit OF soand leg again.
LEN Is HOUONlN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons Indebted 10 VIM. Carolau
- are informed tah his Books and Notes
are IN the hands OF the subscriber. All per
sous indebted are notified, that # they are
uol settled immediately, that proceedings
will be taneu for tAelr collection.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Feb % t-37.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26

Robert GcComb and others,
Z \ this case, II IS ordered lha, publication
II be made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for Robert McComb, defendant 10
tins case, and sho resides out Vi the limtIs
OF this State, TO appear a, our mex, Cour' Il
Equity, 10 be holden Tor Mecklenburg coun
u, NJ the Courthouse "a Charlotte, on the
81 Monday IN August ueyt, then aud there
answer cotnplainants bill, otherwise judy
aeut pro conlesso vii b. entered agalns,
hun.
Test y. X. DUNLAP, & Y. b.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
CllOctnM Claims.

HNllE Commissioners appointed to adjust
II claims to reservations Of lands under be
fourteenth article Of the Treaty of 1880, with the
Cboctaw Indians, hereby give notice, that they will
meet at their Office in the town of Columbus Msss-
slppi, on the sixteenth day Of October next
Their Office will continue open from this time, and
their Secretary will receive any application or
claims claimants may think proper to make or file.
Gases will 10 docketcd in the order presented
and iuken up IL CHI same order fready.
Clnagnts Wl Fmquired, be head by counsel.
Summons i6t witnesses will be issued by the Sc
eretary utoi Application TO him.
Claimants aid thrif children entitled to Reserva-
Cons, mtei iua caecs appear before The Commits
soners n person.
The District Attorney of the United States for
tle State of Missasppl, viii act as Counsel for the
United States
For The Information ofclamants, the llth article
Of the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek, and the
ist 9Th md 7th section OF the act of March 3, 1897
under which the Commissioners are acting are pub
hshed with this notice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
Valuable Mills for sale.

FHNIIE subscriber viii sell his Mills, now in
4 operation on the Buttahatchy, situated Is
miles north OF Columbus In Lowndes county Miss.
There are many convenences attending these mills
not common IN THIS country; among these are the
following. they are newly built, Of the best materi-
ais, by / Virgins * Co with FIRST rate stones, and
Dutch boiling cloths, and hesitate not 10 say, they
are the best mills for grinding wheat IN the country
Besides, the purchaser Will have the privilege
buying with the mills, lS0 acres OF GOOD farming land
on which there is good timber, with fine springs in
different places, well adapted to summer residences
Another great advantage is ihat the river is navi-
gable fur several miles above, and SJW-ogs can be
brought to the mills with very little expense, and
lumber taken down the same into the Bicbv to CO.
lumbus, or far as Mobile in the winter and spring
season. There is, also, an excellent fishery, with
comfortable dwellings, and other out buildings.
should not omit to say, that these mills are so
situated as to be perfectly safe in high water, as
they mile from the channel OF the river, sup
Piled by a sue pentlluay at all seasons, and quite
eddy at the highest time that ever has been known
in this country, There win be no necessity Of keep
ng up expensive dams.
The society of all the surrounding country is
good. Any gentleman wishing to purchase will
10 well to call and examine the same. Terms
,,ayment will be made easy to punctual purchasers
The subscriber viii be generally about the premises
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
luly ., 1857 5ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
SheriT~s sale.

DY virtue Of tao vrts Fisri Facias that is-
Ab sued from the Circuit court Of Okubboha
county. Miass1ppi. al the May term Of said court,
and 10 me directed. will sell. al fhc Court house
door in the town Of Sarkyi.lc on Tuesday, the
7th day Of November next, al the night title
claim and interest that William B. Tate has in AMI
to the following town property, 20 WIT Lots No
? Q aud 10. OF block No 3, south Of Maintsueet
aud includes tie building now occupied by the said
William b. Tate; which property has been levied
On as the property OF William B. Tate, to satisfy
sundfy executions in favor Of Toomer, Hadan, 4
Co, Toomer & Co. and Others all against the sad
William b. Tate. Sale within thC hours prescribed
hy law. JAS. w. EASTLAND, ShF.
Byha Deputy, JAS. Cliff.
Sep 80. Iss7-l26w Pr Zee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
=. A, SaltOnstaIl,

~ URGEO4N GEI1 - ! under the C0mmof-
~ cial Bank, Columbus, Mississippi, manufac-
turer fncorruptbe Porcelain teeth las much pleas
ure in informing the citizens of Columbus and vi
entity that he intends making Columbus his perma-
nent residence, and ofersh services to those who
may favor him with their confidence in his ptoes-
sion. He will attend to all diseases nciden, to
teeth keeps constantly on hand ali kinds Of teeth
that are used for insertion; also the most approved
dentilriccs SC, for keeping the teeth in healthy
condition.
Persons within 4 reasonable distance Of this
place, wishing operations performed in his line,
will meet with prompt attention by informing him
o'the TACT. His charges win be moderate, and his
operations attended with as little pain as possible.
Sent . IS97-S-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
The Indians Panacea.

EYOR the cure Of Rhoumatisni, Scrofula o.
n Kings Evil Sciatica or Ilip-G out, Incip.
ent Cancerf, Salt Rheum, Syphlitc and Mercura
diseases particularly Ulcers and affections OF the bons
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers of every de-
scrpion, Fever sores, and Internal Assesses; FisG
las, Scald Head, Scuryy, Biles Chronic Sore Eyes
Erysipclas, Botches, and every variety Of CutaneoG
affection; Chronic Catarrh, lIeadach from particul
cause; Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from vitation: Affections Of the Liver, Chront
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, and general debility
caused by torpid action of the vessels of the Skin
1t is singularly eficacious in renovatng those con
stitutions which have been broken dc,5u by laud'
dious treatment, or juvenile rregu' rites In gen
eral terms, it is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in The blood, or vitala
Of the humours, of whatever name or kind.
For sale at the Drug Store OF Smith, RaingesF
g. 60, on Market street, 9 doors from Main.
April % 1887 41tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
sheriff Sale.

10y virtue oftwo wriis Of Fl Fa, that issued
I'D from the Circuit Court Of Winston county,
at The MAY Term Of said Court, an to directed,
win sci Al the Court House door in the town Of
Louisville. a Monday the Doth day Of November
next. an the right title claim and interest that Will
ian LankaFd has IN and 10 the following described
tracts or parcel Of and, which has been levied on as
the property Of said Landlord 10 satisfy the execu-
IONS ia favor Of William Cozart and Maddox, Bar
~ & Co, 70 Nit: South west quarter Of the south
west quarter. Section II, Township l6, Range 8.
Also the south east quarter OF the south east quarter
Of Section Is, Township IS, Range Is east: Also
the north west quarter and west halfof the north
cast quarter, Section g. Township ID, Range Is
east: the same wing in Winston county, this 9TH
day Of October, 1897.
JOHN H. HARDY. Shift
Oct. 2s, iss7-16-4w iPr Zee 81 5Ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
SllcriT's Sale.

Hoy sirilic of two wriis Of III. Ia. that issued
ID from the Circuit court Of Winston county,
al the May term Of said court, and 10 me directed
win sell at the Courthouse door in the Town Of
Louisville, on Monday the 10th day of November,
1887 al the right, title claim and interest, that
John w. Graves has in and TO the following de-
scribcd tract or parcel OF land, which has been le-
wed on as the property Of said Graves, to satisfy
two executions, ono in favor Of James Parks the
other in favor Of William Woodward, to wit: The
north half Of the west half of northeast quarter,
section %, township Is, range II; also, south half
81 the east half Of southwest quarter; also the west
half OF the southeast quarter Of section Ia, town
ship Ii, range H. containing 100 acres, more or
Tess; which tract Of land lies on The Robertson road,
within one mile and half Of louisville and pretty
well improved. JOHN II HARDY, Sh'f.
Louisville, Winston co., Oct ?, 1897
Iiii. Pr fec 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Adj
IN ministraton were granted 10 the undersign-
cd al the September Term ofthc Probate court for
Lowndes county State Of Mississippi on the estate
Of Thomas Allison, late Of said county deceased -
All persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified to present them duly proven within
the tiLle prnsefihed by law, or they will BIO bnrredE
and all persons indebted 10 said estate arc requested
TO make immediate payment 10
Sept S0,iss7-l2-Gw JOHN ALLISON, .admr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
ShcriH,s SnIe.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. issued from
~ the Circuit Court Of LoNndes county, and
TO me directed, viii sell at the Court House door
in the town Of Columbus, on the Sd Monday Of NO
vembeF next, all the right tite claim and interest,
that Sylvester Pearl has IN and 70 the following town
property, in the town Of Columbus, 10 wit Lot No
1, in square No 2, north Of Main street. including
the store house now occupied by Messrs Gibson &
Law as a store. Also, Lot No 8, in square No 9,
north OF Main street, including the building now
occupied by the Tombgby Rail Road and Banking
COMPANY, which has been levied on as the property
of Sylvester Pearl to satisfy an execution IN lavor
Of Samuel F. Buiterworth against said Pearl. Sale
within the hours prescribed b. law.
JOHN w. BYRN, Shift
October ~, 1897 iGt4 [Pr iee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

NHAS Just received from New Orleans and
H. h Mobile, full ASSORTMENT of Liquors and
Groceries. comprising the following articles:
8 casks Cheese,
50 kits Mackerel, for family use,
80 boxes Sperm candles,
20 bbls. Moasses,
hds. Sugar,
10 do. Whiskey,
80 bbls Monongahela d.,
30 do n. o. and \ Z. Rum,
10 do Peach Brandy,
10 casks fine old MADEIRA Wine,
Port
French Braniy 9Th proof
so boxes Bloom RaHaus,
so M best Spanish cigars,
Tiercea aeW Rice.
All of which win be sold cheap for the cc5Sh,
wholesale or retail. March u, lS37-35H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
state OF Mississippi, Lowndcs co
Pr0bdteS' Court, October Term, 1897.

Probates Court, October Term, 1887.
VWNO all persons interested in the Real Estate
II Of David Love late Of Lowndes county de-
ceased. You arc hereby cited to appear before the
Probates Cour Of Lowndes county, at the Court
House thereof on the second Monday of January,
1888; then and there to show cause ifany you can,
why the following Land and Lot the property of the
estate Of said David Love deceased, 10 w.t. the egs
half OF the south west quarter, and the south half Of
the Yves, half OF the south west quarter, of Section
No twelve, in Township No eighteen south, OF
Range No. eighteen west, and square No. eighteen,
south Of Main street, in the plan of the town of
Columbus, should not be sold according to the pray
er Of the petition Of Miles Love and Ewing r. Cal
houn, Guardians Of the persons and property Of Ira
NJ, Harriet L., Angelin, Eliza L., Thomas n,
and Amazi f. Love, minor heirs Of SAID David Love
deceased, and Eihu u CASTOR in right Of his wife
Clarissa E., formerly Clarissa e. Love. And fur
fher to do and suffer such things as shall he consd
cred ofand ordered by the said Court in the pre-
Fniscs
Witness, Thomas Sampson, ESQ. Judge of Pro
bates for said county Of Lowndes, the LIST MONDAY
OfOctober. 1897.
issved the eoth day Of October, 1897
Attest. r. ID. HADEN, Clerk.
Oct %, isS7--26-Gw pr fee $l1 e0l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04
Valuable Property for Sale.

nWING TO the continued i'll health of JAS
W L. White, the subscribers will offer at auc-
ton their superior SrEAm SAW Mil. situated on
Pearl river, about one mile and half from the city
Of Jackson
To persons wishing 70 enter into the Lumber Blu
snCss but few such opportunities offer. The mill
was erected during the past Seastn with much care,
the proprietors not anticipating an intention Of dis
posing OF il at an early period. Attached 10 the
mill there are GOO acres of timber land, nearly the
whole Of which is wen adapted TO cultivation A
very superior GriSt mill warranted to grind 100
bushels o corn in twelve hours also corn shelter.
There are about ESQ acres incl0Sed, for pasture,
eight yoke OF prime oxen, handsome lot oil stock
hogs two pair of carry logs, Climber wheels one
new roai wagon, one new flat boat and in short,
every convenience for carrying on the business.
The public Improvements at Jackson, for which
we have an unfinished contract Of from $4,000 TO
Sc 600, combined with private wants, will render
the demand Tor lumber, which is selling at $40 Der
thousand feet, very great for years to come. With
the premises tie purchaser can have very choice
lot of ten negroes, seven men and three women,
amongst which there is good sawyer, assistant en-
gineer ox-drivcrs, and all good choppers, the terms
of winch will be made known on the dav Of sale
The terms for the mill, land, &c. win be made
accommodating, say in three equal instalnents of
S and 9 months, with approved paper, and deed
Of trust on the property If required.
lfnot previously disposed Of at private sale it vii
be sold to the highest BIDDER on Saturday, the al
day Of November next, in the city Of Jackson Per-
sons wishing to view the above named property car
! have it shown TO them hv applying to 'Thos. Grave,
| in jackson OF James E. White on the premises.
GRAVES e. WHITE.
jackson, Sept /, issT--9iis TPr, charge, $50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-04

10 Planters ANA others.

EHANlNG determined 10 open an Office in
I'm New York early in November next, under
the style of JAMES IAyprN * Co., an opportunity
Is given 10 those who entruSt us with their Cotton,
10 await thyn5aiYes Of either thl Mobile or New
York market We also give notice, that we viii
advance thirty dollars per Bale on all good Cotton,
weighing four hundred aud fifty pounds, delivered
at Cotton Gin, Aberdeen, Colbert, Pkmouth, Wes,-
Port, Columbus, Nashville, Fa.risll, GAINESVILLE, and
other landings on the lombgby. In all cases. bin,
Of hding or warehouse receipts viii be required,
A HODGES & Co
Columbus Oct. II, 1887 llml