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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
E AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-The subscriber

U AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-The subscriber
offers for sale his Plantation IN the county OF Anne
liza, lying Smack's creek, miles below the Court
house and from Condos bridge Appomaltox river
supposed contain G23 acres about 100 10 woods and
60 in old field pine, fit for rail timber; not less than lO
fiat land of superior quality the greater part Of which
well drained and from high water, and the whole
with lille expense, be rendered perfectly safe The
fiat land lies small streams short in their course and
therefore, liable TO those overwhelming freshets so
destructive tobacco crops the larger
90 or 40 of the fiat land lies within few hundred
yards of the house; is well calculated for permanent TO-
bacco lots which may be kept to its fertility by clover
alone. The fertility OF the fiat land may be said TO be
almost ine1hausiibe. Some part of it cleared IN
1922 and cultivated in tobacco each successive year,
until 1885, without the aid Of manure of any kind, and
the las, year produced IL barrels of per acre. The
plantation is divided into three fields each having good
proportion OF fat land independent of The par! intended
for tobacco lots. The high land lies we'll 10 improve,
being not rolling than sufficient to carry of The wa
that falls it's Of good soil and produces we'll
The improvements are, comfortable dwelling mouse
with and passage below, and the same above
stairs g,anary newly covered 80 By 20 feet, corn
house nearly new, 90 by lG fret-toblcco houses 5ut
Gent from Is to 20 600 weight Of tobacco Ice
house. smoke house, kitchen, &c.
To tobacco maker this plantation offers advantages
worthy his attention, being situated only three mies
from ppoma,tox river which ID now being made naV.
gable at al! times Petersburg, from thence railroad
TO Richmond presents choice OF markets ANY per-
wishing purchase, can view the land 'no learn
the terms by application to the subscriber On me pre-
mises JOHN T. BOTTOM
Aug7 2b-~O"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

Mr. RICHARD REiSs, 10 satisfy the inqu,t;ve, would
say that the fact of his being candidate at the next
Spring election for the county Of Henrico, will depend
upon circumstances which he has poSitirs con-
trol-aDd that the announcement 10 that effect in The
papers few days past, owing to misapprehension
on the part Of the gentleman who authorized IT,
July 9Th. ISIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

Notice 10 Pre- emption Claimants.
Every person claiming the right Of peemPtion to any
OF The lands designated in the above proclamation
quesed prove the 10 the satisfaction OF The Re-
giser and Receiver Of he prepe: land oee and make
payment therefor yTaf;eaole after seeing this
notice. iu order lha, the claim may be adjudcaed by
those officers agreeably law, in due time, prior 10 the
day appointed for the nen Of the public SALE;
and all claims duly made known and paid for prior
TO the dale aforesaid are declared by law TO be forfeited
JAS. WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of tie General Land Office.
AugT 2O-w6w&4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
.Sinn Tie TnirFL

STOLEN from stable Tuesday n-t the 3ls Of July
GREY HORSE, eight nine years old last Sprins-fve feet
inches h-hIidcs remarkably wchas several small
spots hare tho back the cad OF the sshdeneer has
worked sear-has on- tails round bodied
we'll oed-s sktish when travelling and also Of
when tied siabl,sbod all round when taken
bshind and sma!y before. will give
dqas described Horse md apprrhrn
ofhc thief dollars for the Horse alone delivered 10
living the upper end Of on the road leading from
Richmond 10 Louisa Courthouse. THOS j. JOHNSON.
2G-w3w@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

The Farmers of Pennsylvania have Festival among
them, which should be glad to see introduced INTO
Virginia 1t is Immediately after the Wheat Harvest 10
celebrate the event by Harsst Home These gather
ings sometimes very numerous-aways gay, and
sometimes graced by the presence of The Ladies'
The Wings Of Pennsylvania are about TO get up po
l.ical jubilee of more equvoca! character. Inc
Pennsylvania says the Wings and anti Masons are
talking about jubilee to take place on the 18Th OF Au
gust TO glsrfy the Governor under prslence OF cele
broting the resumption Of specie payments. jubilee
then by all means Notwithstanding past occurren-
ces they still believe that PROFESSIONS, cannon firing
transparencies free dinners, free ju6ees, little trsaes
and such matters will deceive the people and gain votes
that everything is to be gained by profuse expendi
Of money and that the to satisfy The judgment
is dazzle the eyes and fill the stomach Hence comes
the talk Of the jubilee the 18th Of August-hence The
design by free eating and drinking to convince the PEG.
ME that Rtner's Proclamation emanaed from regard
for the public instead of from design TO catch votes
for the October election Ii will require large quaint
~ of cakes and ale to do this
"Tar PxrsDEsT Ma .RvEs.-M Van Buren, wa, TO dine
with Mr. Rves bis Virginia tout The dlnns we INK can
10 be cutie with SIR Van Burcn maune This
SPELL before come over him. when torssn
Mission was for the worthy Editor mission 'Jhe-
bye should be sorry welcome him IN T,anTs'
The p;ion was SO "cordal that the President re.
manned with Mr. Rives from Friday evening TO Sunday
evening As for ourselves, have been al all tunes
pleased with his manners We hazard little IN saying
that the spell is upon almost every one VINO aPproaches
the Little Magician" Even his political opponents DO
justice to his manners We thank the Express LOT
wishes but he may dsmis, all feelings and speculaons
about We nerer thought of the foreign niss'onI
never wished it-and would not accept II. As the OLD
French Tailor said in this city. "are not MADE
for de Psnalsons. We utterly disqualified for such
Office; but If had been expressly cut out for
it, would neither ask accept it-nor, we have
repeated than enough of any Office which is in the
gift Of the President or his Departments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
Byte Pres'den: It HE United STATES.

By he Pressdtn. ot IKE United States
EN- pursuance of law. /, MARTIN VAN buren,,
President Of the United States Of America, do here
by declare and make known that public sales will be held
al the underme noned land Offices in the Stale Of AR.
kansas. al the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
AT the land Office al Little Rock, on Monday, the 9Th
day If October next for the disposal of the public ands
within the limits Of the aforementioned townships and
fractional townships, 10 wiz
hor gf the base Inc and UeSt Of the 5h principal me
rIdt0H.
That part Of township g. lying north Of the Cherokee
line, Of range 10
That par, Of township 6, lying north of the Arkansas
river, Of range H.
South Of The base line, and 'ecst Of the 5 principal
iridium.
Townships and lG. Of range 3.
Townships l2 II, 10. ard II, Orange g.
AT the land office al Faye-, Monday, the 18th d,y
Of October next, for the disposal of The public lands
within the limits of the aforementioned townships, to
wit:
North Of The base line and Vest Of The 9Th principal me.
ridian
Townships and 7. Of range Is.
Township and north Of Arkansas river) OF range
10
Township &C. Of range 80.
Township II, OF ranges q, g. %. 30, and 80
Lands appropriated by law for The Of schools, mi
ary, and Other purposes will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept Cppn for two weeks runIess
the lands disposed Of and longer; and no
private entries of land in the townships offered will
be admitted until after the EXPIRATION Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
9th day Of July, Ammo Domin, lc35.
BY the President:
JANIS WHTcOmB,
-oC IL. al II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

Notice 10 Pre- emption Claimants.
Every person claiming the right Of pre- empton to
any of In. lands designated in the above proclamation
prove the TO the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver Of the proper land Office and make
payment therefor practicable cer seeing this
notice. in order that the claim may be adjudcsed BY
those officers agreeaby TO law, in due time prior to The
day appointed for the Of the public saIe;
and all claims not duly made known and paid for prior
the date aforesaid declared by law TO be forfeited
JAS. WHlTCOMB.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Aue1 2G-w6w&4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

BY The Prrsid.m Of the United States.
a pursuance of law, |, MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
Il President Of the United States of America, do here
by declare and make known tina, public sales will boz
held at me aforementioned land Offices the Territory
Of Iowa, ct the periods hereafter designated wit:
AL lhe land oihce at Burlington, Monday, the 10th
dsy Of November next for The disposal Of the public
lands within the aforementioned Townships and frac-
tonal townships, viz:
Worth Of tie base line, and Vest cftIe meridian
Fractiona! township II, of ransal.
Townships 72 and II, of range2.
Townships 81 and -, Of ranges.
Townships 81, ~, and 70, Of range 4.
Townships 81, ~, and ID, Of range ).
Townships Go, -, and -, Of range 4.
Townships 80, and 20 Of range7.
Townships 20, 10, Il. and -, Of ranges.
Townships 80, 70, and H. of range9.
Fractional township 81, and township 90, OF range lO
At the land Office {. Du BuCue, on Monday, the 9th
day Of November ne1t for the disposal Of the public
lands within the rnse'sne Itioaei townships % VT:
North IF the BASE line and Ecst IF the msrdiGH
Townships IS and 10 Of range /.
Townships 75 and 70 Of range2.
Townships e2 and 80 Of range 3.
Townships IS, ~, 80 and 90 of ranged
Townships Is, 50 and 90 Of range s.
Townships 50, 81 and 80 Of range G.
Townships 90, 90, 81 and % OF range7.
Townships 80, 81 and 92 of range s.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, MI
ary, or other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks, uness
the lands disposed Of and longer; and no
private entries Of land in The wnships offered vii!
be admitted until after the expiration of The two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, this
"" " y '' ~ NJ. VAN buren,.
BY the President:
JAMES WArTeoHB,
Commissioner of N. General Land Office.
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Note by the Commissioner.

-y0se by Mt COMMISSIONER.
II 10 understood TO be in contemplation TO establish
Gordon of military posts the Peninsula OF Florida
considerable distance 10 The south Of the lands above
proclaimed for the protection Of! Inc frontier, which will
afford ample opportunity to purchasers prior TO the
Sales to examine the lands; large portion Of which is
represented as being very valuable.
.Sotice TO Pre- emption Claimants.
Every person claiming The right of presumption to any
of the lands designatedIn the ABOVE proclamation, is
quesed prove the TO the satisfaction of the Re-
gis,er and Receiver of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing this
noice in order that the claim may be adcdcsed By
officers agreeably law in doe time prior 10 the day
appointed for the Of the public SALE and
all claims duly made known and paid fos prior TO the
date aforesaid, are declared by law 10 be forfeited
JAMES WHITCOMB
Commissioner Of III. General Land Office.
Aur7 % wGw&4t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

Lirssrs .2adreu Hoiishouser and Hurley Clayton.
FAKE notice that the 2O,h day September 1885, the Of
fee Of Richmond Enquirer the city Of Richmond Virsia
shall take depoon Of Thom Ritehe TO b. read in cyl
dance on the action Of ceetmen depending IN INC
Circuit Superior Court La" and Chancey for tho county OF et
ford Ja Dee, lessee 7afrer Ho.h0z'S 0f INC 0ea
i, cf Rsrrey C!Gysr Is plaintiff and an d,feaGgnt. ~
Aug t2t-u! LhCHhhiah VII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

SERVANT WANTED--LIbsra hire will be pa! tor FEMALE
HorsEERrkST Of good character either by the month"; or for
Under of tho ,ear Ary She Tobacco Factory o D.
w. MooRE. f25-tsl Aug
PASSENGER in the Richmond and Lynchburg
Stages destined 10 the Amelia Springs, will al all
times find conveyance in readiness at Frsysers, (lhe
dinner bouse) Cumberland county, TO convey them to
the Springs. FRANCIS A WILSON
Aug7 2o-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
Rich'd Wholesale Prices current.

ToBAccO-Iugs S4a Brandy, Cog, GALL sI2O all
Other refused SCI Apple 1896
Common 10 mid. 650d 8 so Wh;skey
Good and hne d IL l-2 Rum, West India eOG94
FLovR-City Mis none 60 New England 50
- Country, So 30 Wine, Madeira $50 3 90
WHEAT 100 @ i25 I" Sicily Madeira 90 a 90
Corn 20 IS d" Malaga 40a55
Corn Slea % Tea, Imp ard Gunp 70 ITO
Oats old IS, new 81 c 30 - Young Hyson IS
Beef per none Mo!asscs 81 40
Bacon per ID. 20 - IL Sali, pei sack s2l2l3
Butter - l5G20 Hemp j % / ~
Coffee IOl-2 - Bay Iron tcorn.ry)
Cotton iosiI swcics 100 q los
Cotton Y.rns-sood 23a30 English 100
Cotton Yarns, sup. IL IS Shad, per n! new)
Sugar, brown Tall Gu, Heuirss new, S575
Hides, Spanish ga lG Whole, % 81 IS
ST. Domingo Mahogany, from II 2 to Is 81 cents per foot
Honduras, ctol2 do.
Vrneers, shade md crotch, sto 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
A CARD.

u The ADDRESS of the Temperance Soeiay-neIt
wee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
a Large ToLaceo .Hanager.

a Large Tgbaeco .hanager.
a YES YES! An Oversecr wau;ins I'm
% years Of employment no" come before zoe
pu,: of taking Tor the yea' les Az letters
wAssIEsrrR o., Nelson county, Virginia.
will receive immediate ate tioa. 49, :, ,.-.u,--
auz7 lS-2l DOt1LAs a. FteEsI4'
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Naiice 10 Pre- kmpiiOn Claimants.

Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

City Of Richmond, 10 nit
On il. 2Is day Of july 1888 personally appeared be-
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace for the SAID
city Anthony Robinson, jr Cashier Of the Bank of Viz
gina and made oath that the above statement is truly
compiled from The statement of the said Bank and the
returns from the several Departments thereof
EDMD. BAILEY, j p.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-06

Thick IL will do.
r. r. BLAIR-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-06

Goldsmith hazards the assertion. that the pain
which conscience gives the man who has already
done wrong, is soon got overriding that con-
silence is a coward; aud these faults it has not
strength to prever >, it seldom has justice enough
to accuse.:-Which l take to be a position en-
tirely too broad for real foundation. Byron
says,
There is q war-a chaos of the mind,
When all It's elsmentS -oovulsed-comonsd-
Lis da-t and jarring with psrsurbed force,
And snashing with impeneens remorse;
That raging 6snd who never spaks before,
But eriss-sI xamed shss'-wben the deed il Ger.
Vain voice: that spirit burning-bos unbsus-
Nav ~Y,sae-ret.' tho weak sicss repent"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-06

Two sailors passing by a churchyard. one had
the curiosity . The eptApn con-
tained addrsss Q husband and eoncio-
dsd with, III an dead but aesptAg mere" "No~
Jack replied the sailor, nd % tell lies about s-s'
things, -hea Tn iead I'm own -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-06

THE PoxrRArr TIE QUEEN OF EScLAxD SOLD ron
f5OO-lf Portal, Of the Queen Iaksa when she vas
eleven years old, BY WessaI, be sold for f5o0-S $500
what be the worth of the portraits Of r.s five Pres
deats designed and flashed by Ssewars
prsssy . Hissoeeals WessaIi's fame . por-
trAs painter. ony mediocre in Easaai, whilst that Of
Stewart and Sir Thomas Lawrence, rank together class
the FIRST Of sge and proof, the portraits Of ds
guished characters by Sir Tnonss. have sold for ElO0o
each. whist tins Marquis Of Landsdo~n, British noble
paid the amount % Stewart or Of ais port
NJ Washington Lkens2ses of nosed be-om.
valuable afssr the death Of the parties The Qo-en
lives And have her portraits, original, multiplied
I'd hb1s. Five Of first Presidents conHgned 20
the .ileas tomb and Seswars slssPs in the grave
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-27


800 305IAEa wARG.
ID ANAWAYs or stolen from the plan
~ tation of 6. & M Reese near
Lowhde sboro Lowndes, County, Ala. on
18th of January last, two Negro Roy s, k,-f
BEN AND WILSON.r
BEN, is abnot % or-23 gears old. ) feet 8
or inches high, complexion yellow, coun-
Eenance good, has lost the end rf one finger
on his left hand. WILSON, il ehout ~
wears old. feet Or inches high stout
built, full face, countenance fine, comrIex.
ion yellow. They will no doubt, refuse "a
give their true names or their owners,
Ifstolen, the above reward will be given
for the apprehension IF said negroes. to-
gether with the thief or thieves and such
testimony as will lead To his ar thcir con-
viction, or a. liberal reward viii be given. fnr
the confinement of said negroes, in any Jail
so we get them again. Ills probable they
were decoyed of by small black fellow.
belonging To MeSsrS. Jesse and VIM. Allen.
who lived in this place last year, and kept
said boysas a Tailor or body servant /; and
afterwards delivered him up to some white
frIiOsvs, who left this Community about the
same time, under very suspicious cireum-
stances. III
Lowndesboro, Ala, Feb. 70, 1888, % St
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-27
Valuable Property For Sale
- a -

III subscriber offers for sale the plan
tatlon on which he resides. situated or
the Military road, 10 miles north east OIL
Columbus. The tract contains 400 acres,
100 OF which are cleared and under good
tence. There is a two story framed
dwelling house with FIVE rooms-the out
houses are in good repair, and the yard
and garden handsomely enclosed. There
are also two excellent wells of never fail
ing water and a small orchard of good
fruit on the premises. 49, y Sc
Z i wish also to sell a house and 10, in
Columbus, at present occupied by Mr..
VIM. Estes, situated near the Steam Boat
landing. The improvements consist ii
double log houseA;a kichen, smoke house,
&c; and there are three lots Of a quarter
acre each. Also: for sale two lots in the
town Of Aberdeen near the business part Of
the town. and Gesignated as lots No. 337
and 338 i'd the original plan. This pro-
perry is well situated, for a private resi-
dence. | wish also to sell in the County
OF Oak'ibbeha, Section5o, east If. Is. F.. or.
Section IS, north hf Section four east. hall
N. T. Or. Section S, north half east hall
.Snutl east quarter, section FIVE, south hall
west halt north east or, sec. S, all IN Town
ship 20, Range 10 east, AIsn: south hall
4 - Al 1AtSNls
west halt south west quarter, section nine,
township 90, range -, east, and the east
hf. South west or. Section %, township 90,
Range IA, east.
The above described land is of excellent
quality, and is admirably adapted to the
culture ofCotton; The principal growth is
oak and hickory, and the soil is rich sandy
loan based on limestone. My hands are
now employed on section 10 erecting cabins
and clearing land, would sell a great bar
gain in the whole. or any part of the above
named properly. Any one who might pur-
chase the place on which ] live, can be.ac-
lcomodated with a few hundred bushels Of
corn. asquantity of fodder, a small stock Of
sheep, cattle hogs &C., and possession CIV
enson the Isl March next. Persons wishing
to purchase can know the terms by aPpli-
cation to the subscriber. Is
| $50 VIM, S. BOILING.
Feb. 9th 1883 81.
N. b. Should not dispose Of my plan
tatieuon che military Road by the Isl march,
Ltwill reat 1t for the remainder Ofthe year.
- aa1 w. 5. 3. :
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For Sale or Rent.
is hereby given. TI1a1

IN O44GE IS MeFGDY gwen that
II in pursuance of deed Of trust. eye :.
cuted by Ebenezer Dickson and Ephrpjm
Bound, of Lowndes county and State Of Mis-
sissippi, on the twenty.first day Of February
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven
to John M. Grant, of the county and state
aforesaid. as trustee, to secure the payment
of three promissory notes therein mentioned
and described, to Roddy Smith, will, as
trustee, offer, at public sale, at the Court
House, in the town Of Columbus, MississiD.
pi. on the thirteenth day of March next.
(l8S8) within the hours prescribed by law,
al. the right, title. and interest, which the
the said Dickson and Bound have, in and to
the following described lot or parcel of land,
lying and being in the iowa of Columbus,
better known as part of Lot No. /, in Square
Nos, North Of Main street, it being ON
Market-street. SO feet, holding its width
and running parallel with Main-strset 66
feet, east together with all the teDements
Embellishments & appurtenances to the same
belonging Or in anywise appertaining.
Dated this twenty day of January.
1898. JOHN M. GRANT.
Prs fee 81 so 4w19 Trustee.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
,,, loades County,
lDOq = HIl'rn b 3. Lllghtfo0t, attachment

. - y iiticttt D. LlghtfoQt, attachment
VS. Es@ shSf or
Charles F. Randolph. ! $4,000 4
olICE is hereby given. thai the above
e - attachment has been issued al the suit
danf' as an absconding debtor, for 1be sn,n
Assonresaid, and has been returned 10 tbis
otac4 duly executed, and itnog bending Ind
undetermined in the circuit coGrt of Lnwndes
county State Of mississippi: and that auns
n tess the said defendant shall appear, on or
before pe the second Monday Of April bext
Telhs the hrst day of the circuit court fol.
~, - county aforesaid, give special bail and
Plead judgment will be entered apainst n Mn, :,
ana the property attached will be sold "a eat.
lSty the plaintiff demands.
witness, the clerk of said circuit coprt
TINS ed day Of February, 1888.
OVIDP. BROWN.
Ss Ase' 40 clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-27

The business. win be continued by the
subscriber on bis. own account. He viii cen
Time to keep on hand a large and general
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, &c. which heWin sell on as good terms
as can be found at any establishment in the
county. JOSIAH N. WALTON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-27
LAST CALL.

r AM in debt and must have money, and
n painful as il maybe tome, ifthose that
owe me do not pay me IN time to save them
selves, they VIII ind themselves invited ia
attend the next Court IN the character al
the frst BY Inany3 but the last call. -
eF. T. N IsIEEDS,
Feb. 6, 18s8.-21-u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-02-27

NOTICE is hereby given to ALL per-
sons indebted to the late firms of j. N. Wal
ton $50. Walton & Daggett, or Daggett 6
Walton, that all accounts and notes. not
settled by the first of March, will be put in
che hands of an officer for collection, with
out to persons. e0tf
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dTTa =
E. B. DRAKE eco.
GROCERIES. &c.

a TINE undersigned have re-
49, 81 Il ceiVed bytrecent arrivals
- the following articles, which
are offered low for cash, t. wit
SOO sacks OF Salt, z Hhds choice old
25 Bbls Molasses sugar
o. DO Potatoes, so bbls new do
~ do Flour 10 do Loaf do
casks Cheese, S Inf bbls Almond.
dOooxes do 5000 lbs choice old
2o0 pounds Lard Tennessee Bacon
oOO q enSnels Petit so pair Trace chains
oIuM Cotton seed. 500 lbs OK and Ing do
AO9 HANS best so boxes Tobacco
Cotton Ploughs.
CLARK & co.
Columbus, Jan. so. 2Otf