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49, - AZ 10 ~ NG0 e4SANAS9 *
VIZ HOLESALE GROCER, lat $50 Rlv
W er Street, next door 10 the store &C
cupIed by Converse & Huddieston, hus just
received ard offers for sale. an entire new
aud we'll selected stock OF Groceries, pr,u
cpally purchased at the late sales in New
York, which be offers very low for prompt
pay.
25 hhds Porto Rico, Trinidad and Eng
lsa Island Molasses:
20 hEds ST CroiX and New Orleans Su.
s boxes Brown Havana do
20 boxes Loaf and Lump do
40 bags Porto RICO, Rio and Laguira
Coffee:
l5c chests and half chests, Hyson, Young
Hyson and Hyson Skin Teas;
40 sacks Nuts, a variety Of descriptions
and quality;
800 boxes and half boxes Rasns;
90 kegs do
90 kegs aud boxes Plug Tobacco;
100 qun,al, Goldfish:
50 baskets Champagne Wine, pin,s and
quarts, oftAnchor, and other brands:
60 quarter casks Sicily Madeira, Madei.
ra, Sherry and Malaga Wine, : 25
boxes Mu5calcl Wine;
90 half pipes Cognac Brandy;
is do Spanish and American Bran
dy;
20 hhds S; CroS Rum; 10 pipes Holland
Gin;
10 pipes Gnd 20 bbs White Baltimore
Gin;
40 boxes Pipes, with Shot, Lead. Pep
per, Pimeno, Starch, Pepper Sauce. Pa,
per Tooacco, Snuff, Nutmegs, Cassia
Cloves, Genoa Cltron, Mustard, Principe
and other Segars, Soap, &c &c &c
Troy. n. Y. Oct. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
GtsDCEaS IES.

GHDCE IA j ESs
y Pipes American Gin
8 do do Brandy
French Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix
Rum, Madeira. Sherry, Port, French
Madeira, Malaga and Champaign Wines,
90 hhds Moasses,
80 Bags Coffee,
10 do Pimenlo,
10 do Pepper,
9 bis Cloves,
800 lbs Cassa,
Is Kegs Pure Ginger
10 Tiorccs Saleralus,
65 Chests Hyson SKIN Teas,
60 do Young Hyson do.
SO Quln'als Goldfish,
25 Boxes Pipes,
80 do Hard Soap,
35 bbls ST. CroIx g. Port Rico Sugars,
by J. g. J. ii. PECK e. Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
THE PLOUGH.

When Adam, with his blooming rib,
BY The behest Of Heaven,
From Paradise, his native home.
All Borrowing was driven,
The curse primeval, though so hard,
A blessing was ! trow,
That size should nurse her little babes,
While he should guide the PLouaH.
So, our great ancestor became
A Farmer Of the soil,
And millions Of his children too
Are sharefs in the toll.
We clear and beauiify the fields
We drain the miry slough
We WELD the sickle and The hail,
And guide the sturdy PLOUGH.
or all the stations here on earth,
The Farmer ranks the first,
Though some may reckon him debasu
For ,oiling in the dust.
IT'S Natures calling lie pursues,
As. will, a sweaty brow,
He turns the sod all upside down,
And guides the sturdy PLOUGH.
When Spring in all it's merriment
eTspTeuuS I've lltluS WIN b'ec"S
And nought, save notes of joy, is heard,
And nought bu, smiles ave seen,
The Farmer turns his tillagc lands,
And who's go happy now,
As he, while, whslling TO his team,
He guides The shining PLOUGH.
Domestic Joy full well he knows,
And, it may hap, a care;
For none must think TO be exempt
From common lot and share,
His vile, she deems il her concern
To milk The bonny COW,
And cheer her ruddy husband, as
tie guides The sturdy PLOUGH.
For love Of wealth, some get ensnar'd
In speculalion's tolls,
And others, when disasters come,
Are scrsmblny for the spoils,
Still does the prudent Farmer pay
TO industry his vow,
Nor needs The struggle nor III rife;
But steady guides the PLoU6H.
Good rule and order he maintains
He lives in peace with all;
And, to defend his country's rights,
He's ready for The call,
Now, 10 be ever thus content,
Say, wighIs, would We know how
its but to mind your own affairs,
And steady guide The PLOUGH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

years old. Any person that will bring her
to the Brewery or give informa, ion where
she may be found, will be handsomely re.
warded for their trouble.
Nov. LIST, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

THE AGRICULTURAL RESOLUTIONS
The Farmers Of New Windsor, Orange
County. New York, adopted the follow
ing, among other tesolutions:-ReSoiv +,
Tha, psmperng tie Treasury wolves with
cora, aud feeding the sheep with ltusks, IS
u bad system Of farming and the Govern
menl vii find it out at The next sheari"g
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
ID / Il ID .

DIED.
In this town, on the 30th inst, Mr. EDWARD
PORE, aged &c years.
In Underh the 9Th OF Oct, Mr.. Seth Story,
aged 70 years. In the same plac' Oath Of Oct,
very suddenly, Miss Sally Colburn, Daughter Of
William and Sally Story, aged 10 years and six
months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
N EEDLES.

NEEDLES. :
"EMMING g. SONS and other
Il Il good Needles. from No. 2 toSl6
also. Assorted Needles, for sale by THE
Paper, Mlllner's Needles, Harness aid
Saddler's Needles, Glover's Needles Ia.
per Needles, Darnng Needles, Knitting
Pins, for sale at the Variety Shop by
PANGBoRN q BRINsMAIp,
Nov. 3, 1897.
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q TRAYED from
- the Burlington
Brewery on the eth
October, u red and
white spotted COW
giving milk. about &
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

Firei up again.
THsflE subscriber having rebuilt, his shop
4 has resumed his business, told stand.
u slip from College ST. few rods East
Cour, House Sqnare.) where he will be
happy to attend to all calls in his line, more
particularly TO HORSE SHOOTING and
FARRlERY, which he pledges himself
shall DC done well. Give me call.
Z. L. MARKHAM.
Nh, q
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Nj A II X I + ID.

In Jericho on tho 29h Of Oct, by the Rev.
f. w. Kellogg, Mr. Henry c. BLAckMAN, Of
Greenfield III. 10 Miss MINERVA LANE Of Jer.
icho w.
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REM OVAL. =
The Ladies Shoe Store

Is removed to the building recently oc.
l. cuped by Doct. B. J, Heineberg,
West side Church street Those who
have hitherto favored the subscriber with
their custom, he hopes TO see at his new
Store, and all who are wishing a supply OF
Shoes for the season are respectfully invited
to coll and examine his assortment. which
is offered on tho most reasonable terms.
ID. A. BRAMAN,
Church st. Burlington, }
October 10, 1887,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
n cTATE or MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TIo rW aDepsOgOS Interested t1G the
vReI-I FEsknte Of DO1OieE. j. Hum
11J9.ie1 tale or EOsUSCCtes County
TrOU are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probatey Court of LOwndes Coun-
~ ., the Court. House thereof. on the hrst
Monday of December 1S37-then and there'
to show cause, if any YOU can, why the fol-
Io,vino lands, the property Of the Estate OF
rs ss;d Daniel ]. Hup phries. To wit the
w ne N F.. or. Sec. No. 10, Township
No. 10. N. Range No Eas'. IN
N. w. or. Sec. No: l7' township NO.
10, N. Range No. z. East. :,
S. w. or. Sec. No. 8. Township NO.
10. N. Range No. z. East.
N. hf. Sec. No. "a. Township NO. TO-
N. Range, No. 9. East. :,
S e, or. Sec. No. "a, Township No
is. N. Range No. 9, East.
N. f. or. Sec. No. II, Township NO
16, N. Range No. 10. Fast, and Lots No.
9. s. and 4. Sec. No. "a. Township No
IS. N. Range no. 70. East, should not DC
sold, according to the prayer OF the petl'
ton of William w. HUMPHREYS.
And furtherto do and suffer such thing
as shall be considered Of and ordered by tht
said Conrt in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson Esq, Judge
of the Probates Court of Lowndes County
At the Court House aforesaid, the first Mon
dav Of September, 1887.
Issued the 18th dav of Sept mber 1887.
r. D. HADEN.
Columbus. September 10. 1857 s
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

HNaE Subscriber has removed TO Colum.
= bus, and has opened Public House op-
posite the Planters Bank on Main Street.
and would be happy to accommodate his old
travelling friends. To those persons who
have been in the practice Of giving him
their custom, he will only say, that they
can Judge for themselves the comfort and
attention they have received at his house in
former times, when be kept Public House
IN this place, and atthe Springs two miles
IRON this towns all he has to say to those
persons who have never put up with him.
70 70 make trial, and he is satisfied
they Will never go away dissatisfied. He IS
prepared to take Town Boarders. and will
endeavor to give general Satisfaction 70 ali
those who may favor him with their enc
tom. G H ,TVTNyS,es.MSstIII~GT Gus
sept. 5,1s37. 81, 4t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

Recetvtng and FO1'GCG1'6tt''g
agency

NTOEKTE. ALABAMA"
uVHE Subscriber has established an .Ageh-
~ for the receiving and Forwarding
~ Goods TO all Ports Oh the Alabama, Dig
bv Warrior and other Rivers, in the state
Of Alabama. feeling confident that an e1ccIH.
sive Agency for this purpose WIN PIN NJ. =.
considerable advantage to the CouIViy ~ =,
chant, thereby enabling him to caiculate 70
a certainty upon the immediate transports
ton Of his Goods, so SoOn as they are IAN
Cled from the Vessel-unavoidaoieo elAyS "e
ing excepted. md for.
vardetI bv me. must be considered as Cash.
Owners or Agents will promote their own
interests by meeting such expenses prompt
", thereby preventing those delays WhISn
have hitherto so frequently attended the
transportation of Goods from this. 9Pa-
cious and dtv Stores will be provided for
he reception Of Goods on Storage ana eV1
ery attention will be paid to the interests OF
those who may entrUst their business to my
care. o,,r,
RE PERE .NCES S:
AHessrs. Goodman, Miller e Go.
Pu,vis, Andrews q CO.
Gnute e BoWer.
Smith u .6Iien.
Morgan tJBoykIn. MOBILE.
1Messrs. JOHN Robinson y Co.
Patterson e MagWaOd
d. Croker e Co.
c. Patrick e Co. ChaTteSGoH.
MOBILE, June, 1887 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

T1aotorage and COmmiasaon -.
SS1S.~-- - The subscriber confines the
Faoto-sce and Commission Business 10 the
ci,y Of Mobile, individually. and respectful
- teaders his best services 70 his friends
and al who may be pleased to commit their
business to bis charge. ,,01,c1 acc
061e corner of Commerce and Danfthfn
.,rcCss MN BuildingS--enfFance HHdeT
The stooh fronting Danh6in 2 strtt',
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

DANIEL z. HARPER, Of Sumter
- County, Alabama, having determined
to remove to the City Of Mobile, he ensu-
ing season. begs leave to offer his services to
his friends and the public generally, az Com
mission Merchant. He proposes to sell
Cotton at one dollar per bale, ard will ate nd
tn receiving and forwarding goods, and
endages himself to execute all orders with
puucInalItv and despatch.
July II. 18S7-45-6m On;
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
.IOHN R. GOREE

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services
IL to his friends and the public AS agent
for the sale Of Cotton and the purchase o
goods in the city of Mobile.
July Is, AT d NJ
The Flag Of Union, Ala. Beacon, Voice
Of Sumpter, Dennplis Herald, SelHa Free
Press, Cabawba Democrat, HayDeville OBJ
server, Montgomery Advertiser. Wetump
ka Sentinel. Talladega Register, and Colum-
tus Miss. Argus; will please insert the a.
bove until the first day Of March 1888, and
forward their bills to Mobile for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
SIMMONS & THATCHER.

SIMMONS g. THATCHER.
HAVE just opened an extensive and
H general assortment Of Goods. on the
South West corner of Military and Market
Streets opposite the Court House 10
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI,
consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Hats, Boots, and Shoes,
Saddlery, (rockery, Clothing; aud they
will keep on hand large supply of Provis-
ions, and new have lOI Of superior Mack
erel.
Their Stock of Dry Goods, embraces a
general assortment both Staple and Fancy,
ard particularly heavy supply of Negro
Clothing. Their Stock Of Boots and Shoes,
are heavy, embracing almost all kinds
wanting in this market. Their Stock ST
Liquors and Wines. they consider equal, if
not superior to any in market, it being a Sc
lection of the best, both in
BARRELS sa.N.D BOTTLES.
CROCkERY, they are prepared 70 sell by
wholesale, selected and packed for that ex-
press purpose.
| They deem it unnecessary to cnumerate
| the various articles which compose their
| SPLENDID & GENERAL STOCK OF GooDs
They invite the public generally to cal
a call and examine for themselves. The,
promise to sell as low, and on as accommo-
dating tel ms as any House in the CITY. an,
request all those who trade in Columbus. I
give them portion Of their custom as the
Halter themselves, it will be in their pow
err to give general satisfaction. -Punctua
customers will have the usual time given ar
on running accounts.
Columbus, September IS, le27-1-4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BANK OF THE ToMBIGBY RAIL ROAD
COMPANY, Columbus, Mississippi.
"A Cortailment Of 10 per cent in cash
n VIII be required on all paper belong.
ing to and falling due at This Bank previ-
Gus to the 1st Of October ensuing, and pa
per now under protest NAV be renewed If
attended to previous to the 10th inst,
BY order ofthe Board,
II, w. CATER, Cashier.
September s. l837-5l-2w
W Ihe Columbus Democrat will please
give the above two publications.
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DR. b. q. CORNETT.

40 opened an Office, al the store Of 6
- 2; Franklin where be tenders his nro.
bus and tsF icinity. 1o'u'l''
C'NmS 4 Feb. 9ssh 1887. q IT,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

DISSOLUTION,
DLUNKET & TAYLOR have this day
dissolved cOpartnershiP in the bntcaer-
il z business. B. Taylor jr. and Shl-
de viii continue to supply the market
B. TAYLOR,
B. PLUNKET.
N. B. All those indebted to the hrm OF
Plunkett * Taylor. are requested to pay up
Immediately, or otherwise their accounts
will be placed in the bands ofan officer.
Columbus, September 8, lS37-52-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

A RUMOR having reached the
"A interior, [from what source we know
not) that we had discontinued the Compis-
sion Business in this City.-We take this
method to Inform our friends and the public
that our House is now open and has been all
the season, the business promptly attended
to, and that we intend to continue il. II is
true, we did not escape the effects of the
unparalleled pressure, which perVaded the
whole Commercial world, and placed it
beyond our power to afford the sane facili-
ties to our friends we had formerly done
but il is with much pleasure land we may
add pridel that we are able to say we do not
owe one dollar to the country, nor have we
ever retained the funds for produce sold a
moment longer than favorable opportunity
offered to forward them. Our arrange.
ments are now such that we will be able TO
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
perience, fourteen years of our senior. to
render satisfactory accounts Of all business
entrusted to our care. We respectfully So
liCit continuance Of the business Of our old
patrons and such Others as may think prop.
eT to confide it 20 our care.
i ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August, ISS7.-4g Il.
The Advertiser and Chronicle. the Mont.
gomery paper 8, vIntelIigencer. and Mon.
ltor, published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro.
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus. Mise.
will insert the above and forward their ae.
counts 10 the subscribers,
800 R..H&R
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
FIantatGO ~ i1a ChOctsSO County
For Sale.

TyHE subscriber offers for sale planta-
ton situated in Choctaw county miles
from sold French camp" containing about
1000 acres, 800 acres of which is in high
state of cultivation, and we'll supplied with
good and comfortable cabins. he water Is
excellent, coming as it does from three or
four bold springs. 1t is planted this year IN
corn, and the crop will be sold with the
land, deliverable the 1st of November. 1t
would be preferred to sell the whole OF the
plantation together, out it will be divided Il
requested to any person or company deS'-
rous Of purchasing. 1t presents as hne an
opportunity Of profitable investment as has
ever been offered to the public. All the
land 10 rich, and has been selected win
great care.
For terms apply to the subscriber as
agent of the proprietors, on the plantation.
who will exhibit the land and explain all Its
advantages.
r. e. SANDERS.
Columbus, July asst
- The Natchcz Courier & Journal
Vicksburg Register, Brandon Republican,
Missssippian, will please publish the above,
TWO months, and forward their accounts to
his ofioe.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

A V. BROWN, Commissioner for GER
IA. tifying contracts for the sale Of Choc-
taw Reservations, is now holding his .ofIice
IN Columbus, and will continue to do SO reg
u|"rly, uatil the business is closed, or fur
Their notice given. Agreeable to Instructions
lately received, he will dispense with the
personal attendance of witnesses, where.
from great distance, age, in6rmity, or 9th.
er circumstances, such attendance cannot be
conveniently procured. In all such cases
parties interested must take dispositions in
such manner as would be received in evil
dence in the courts of Mississippi; except
as It relates to the giving of notice. In all
cases however, Of conflicting claims, rea.
sohaole notice in writing. must be given to
the opposite party in interest.
Columbus, September IS, ls37.-l-2i
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LIZ" R'OTICE

LII ~" sF'OT{GE.
HNHE Subscriber rcspeC,tu.h 4
services as a PraCnonsT 4
Courts of Law in this SAFE, Goa !
sixth Judicial District. lie n'sy
until the first Of January ncA', )
dence near the the town c! Fla-
tibbeha County.
S. Z. HARRiEI
September /, 1882. Ii ?
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w. u. BURTON, fofAbe-.

deem wishes to sell the ioIlowinc
property on time, or very low for cash
quarter section Of good land unimDroved 10.
ing on the east side Of the River. ioinin $ ~.
iano where Morgans ferry now IS. Also.
!o ts 70 the town Of Aberdeen, numbered as
1 6a hFse, IN lots No. 4, IL & 80. Asa
nloek no g which is well improved-said
lot contains acres oi land with first rate
saEcen, stables and an necessary buildings
TOT private residence. also, q wen. ~
"'snes also, % cen 4 fiFsl rate Road YVav.
son and Harness. with Eve sine Eofses. -
Aberdeen May 81, sSf-1f.d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

FGctOTGge and Commissions Ras-
St1GeSS.
NNHE subscriber will continue the above
business in this city, and begs leave to
tender his services to the planters Of Ala
bama. and that portion Of Mississippi ira.
ding to this place.
-, II. B. GWATHMEY.
: Mobile, June, 1887, 4s, On. =
Gen. R. T. Brownrigg.1
Maj. T. J, Browning.
): b. Southall. ESQ. Columbus.
w. w. Wans, ESQ. Mississinn;
J. w. Carroll, ESQ.,, ="
Col. Jas H. Smith.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
ALEX. BANKS d co.

ALEX. BANKS d co.
House Painters, GlazierS, and Paper
Hangers.
d ETURN their sincere thanks for the
II liberal patronage they have received,
aud hope by strict attention to business,
to merit share Of public patronage, all
work conhded to their care will be strictly
attended 10.
10 limitations Of Woods and Mar
bic executed in the finest style.
Columbus, August %, 1927. 46,f
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mO0fIe AdYoFttsew entS'
~. DUBOSE & Co.,.
Factors and Commission
Merchants, =
Z ApAMA

MObILJ19 ABApIA1'AE~'.
Messrs. D. & ]. B. Walker.
Morgan & BOykin. Mobile
G. Kibbe, }
Hon. Samuel w. Oliver, ConecUh 20.
Hon. John Murphy, Clark Co..
Joel c. Dubose, ESQ.,, Marengo Go.
Messrs. T. w. Fleming & Co.. We
tumpka,
]. w, BreedID, Esq, Louisville
Messrs. Webb & Neshbis, 5 Kentucky
August, 1887. 49. Am.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

~ A u ITO NAH persons arc
~ forwarned against trading for note Of
1862, so made payable in the Planters Bank
and due the first of January 1888, payabIe
to VIM. w. WiRg6eld & H. r. Wilson
drawn BY me and endorsed by George w
Bnnnell & Thomas Christian. The consid.
Grafton for which said note was given. bay
ing entirely failed, am determined not I
pay unless compelled by law.
THOMAS J. FORBES.
Columbus, June 9th, IsS7-46-u-Ist-j
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FnCtOrage d. Commission Business
TAMES HAYDEN, A. ]. HODGES,
q AND MORGAN M'MORRIES, IN
der the fruI and STYLE Of Hayden, Hodges
and M'Morries. viii open an Office in Mo-
bile early in October next, for the transac-
ton Of a GENERAL FACToRAGE AND Com
MISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully tender
their services to the public.
Yhey sill, also open an Office in Columbus,
Miss under the style of A. ]. HODGES, &
CO., where one Of the partners may at all
times be found. They hope, bv prompt at
tention to the interest of their employers, tn
merit liberal share of patronage.
THEY REFER TO
S.6NEL. L. WATT, Esq. Pontoroc Mise
Col VIM HILL, Athens. +"
Co.. rios. G. BLEWETT Column
Major VIM DOWSLJfG, ; 6us, A."
Col CYR US s. .dIKEyW
Col X. RUFF, Macon, &"
Cant VIM YOUNG, KenHer. -
HERHEY CLETELAJvD, Esq.
Mesohof0Bia, fla
DR.. P. ~ HERBERT, Cahaba. i"
S.AEfL. II. TONNES. Esq. Marien, ("
THOS W.4LKER, Esq. Selma. :"
DR.. J. H. WIFE TSTO.NE, .AEfauga, -
Dr. GREE"SHA% ; m,nmsko. :.
Z. BRY4A. 5
Z. ,. FIR. Ksg.
j. D, GRAY, Esg. 5 ~ ~ .
| Columbus, September i. iss7-51-sm
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II OOK HERE.---Ehe Under"
IL signed have i'll store the following list
Of goods which have been landed bv various
Steam Boats, and hope the owrers will
come forward, pay charges, aud take them
AWAY
1 Box Tobacco. marked J. Goodwin, care
of Fountaine & Freeman.
i Or. Ca>k Hardware do T. X.
4 Box, N. 0. & n. X. Rd. Co. party No 8
I Box Candles, } BrownrigB <
:. Tart,
do Tobacco, } Columbus
Box, j. Simpson, Mobile.
Kcg Nails. &c. NJ.
1 Bbl Tin Ware, No marx.
1 Lot Wagon Collars, dn
2 Vices, Anvil, do
4 Bundle Buckets, do.
4 Sack Coffee, G. b. Nj.
3 Coil Rope, J. u. S.
4 do do J. b. G..
1 do do BIC.
90 Kegs Whi,e Lead, No mark.
I Bale Domestic, do
CLARK & CO.
Columbus, September /, ISS7-5I-5t
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

C0mmT6RHON BUSINESS.
UHME subscriber late Of Ham.
burg. S. C., having now established
,;ro..If i3 business. in Mobile Alabama,
,endsrs HE services 20 the Planters and
merchants of alabama and Hisstssihht, 10
the canacitv of COMMISSION MERCH-
ANT. He promises his personal and undi-
v,ded attention TO the receiving, selling and
shinDiDg Cotton, and every o:her produce
that may come TO his care.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
REFERENCES
/. r. st. John q Go.
Clarke, McITsr g. Go.
Kerrs &. Hope, }
.StouaH. Simmons, q Co.
Bees q. BeGA, Augusta
A. Johnston,
Latimer, Whiting f. Go. ! Georgia,
AmOry Sibley,
John Moore,
James McLa,os.
John LlpScOmb,
Whitfield Brooks,
L. II. Monday,
John S. Jeter,
Daniel Bird,
William Eddins,
James Terry,
w. w. Starke,-EdgefeH and
AbbeUile, S. C.
Adams f. Burroughs, Savannah,
G.. B. Lamar, Georgia.
Willis HolmeS,-NelU Orleans.
Sept. 1837.-51 If.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

Bacon, Lard, & Stone ware
TNHE Subscribers have just re-
Il ceived
1000 Lbs. Bacon Hams,
rs Kegs, Leaf Lard,
1000 Gins. Stone Ware. such as
large Picking Jars, S<c.-Which we
will sell cheap for cash.
ESTES & CO.
Columbus, August 29. 1837.-50-St