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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-15
LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

OYER THE LOUISIANA COURSE.
vlyHE FALL MEETING has been postponed &c
j Tuesday, the 18th day of December.
First Day-Sweepstakes, Tor two year olds-lnlle
heats-sbscrption $500 forfeit $780, four suhsc riders
and closel-Joitn F Miller, A l. Bingnman, w Mi
nor. and Cos Farar.
Same Day-Proprictors' Purse, sI'f-milc hents-
entrance S2 added to the purse free for all horses.
Second Dog-1l,e C.eole Parse Of S5oo--mii'
heats.
Same Day--Purse $!50-mile heats-hee for oil
horses ,
Third Dig -propriator's Purse sl,2o0--two mile
heas if more than two start tho second best to be en-
Fsurth Dty-Joekey Cilb Purse : ,800-three mile
more than two start-f two, the winner ~ receive
$L5lH
H7ifsA Daz -Tlhe Louisiana Plate, value : H0N-two
mile heats v" year olds and over WILL AIRY ioo ,ns
-four year ods and ueder their appropriate weights
Sixth Bny-Jockcy Club Purse, > i,o'"o- tour mi'e
S,eas more thru two start the second hest horse will
he entitled Sj00-h but Two, the w'mher TO receive
@2,W0.
sspeu,h Dny-Propictor's Purse, sjoo-mite heats
hest 3 in 5.
Eighth Dny-Post Stahe-three mile heats-en-
trance $450-p. p--tree for all ages-weigh tor age
HENRY A TAlLOE.
C BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MAllIGNf-
moves Fropretors
METARIE COURSE.
NEEMBERS of the Metarie Course can Obtain thei'
I'VE badges al my Office, at Robinson 81 Co.'S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07
GOVERNORS MESSAGE,
Fetop Citizens ot The Senate and House o,
RrDrP PSrHfHfjres.

FcNop Citizens ot the Senate and House OF
Representatives.:
In exercising, at this season, my cnn,titu
tionai authority OF conv"ning the Le.isla-
turc, l can assign no other consideration in
vindlcaiion of the proprieIy of MY course,
than such as have already addressed them
selves, with melancholy force, to The heart
OF every citizen i'll the State. The few sug.
SestionS shall offer are submitted with all
The deference that is due to The superior
wisdom of the body that have the honor
OF addressing. They are impressed upon
my mind by much and anxious reflection
on tho results that may flow from the ca
lanhty thai has brought us together. The
whole planting and commercial interests of
our country are involved in those Of Charles
ton. one Is our seaport, our emporium,
our pride. She is the very heart ofour great
Western Rail Road, the outlet and channel
"i all our direct importing trade. check
to her prosperity is blight upon the health,
the strength, the glory Of The whole State,
1T IS not my desire to awaken your svm
palhics by detail ofindividual suffering.
great ms II may be; nor by printing the
melancholy scene Of Irresistible dcsrruc,iop
winch witnessed upon the spot. A GEN
eral summary Of the extent of this disaster
is enough. One hundred and Eorv Eve
acres, of the richest part of Charleston. are
now clothed in ruin. Property to the valuc
Of three or four millions has been u,terIv
destroyed. very small portion of Which
was insured out of the city. Some Of the
insurance Offices will exhaust their whole
capital the portion Of orphans and widows.
to meet their liabilities : and the loss has
fallen severely upon all. One thousand
buildings III Il commercial part Of the town
arc levelled to the ground. Five thousand
souls arc driven from the shelter of their
homes; of whom n large portion are with
out employment. and perhaps one third
without the means Of obtaining daily bread
except from charity. The total annhiIa-
non OF The resources Of men in business will
drag into the common ruin. their creditors
who have aided them will, funds, for the
prosecution Of their useful occupations. II
is difficult to estimate the number of those.
as we'll without. az within the civ. who
may be saved from the hopelessness ofu,icr
destltnt'"n by the timely pulTer of your
helping hand.
As our mother CITY, consecrntcd in Tho
affection Of every patriot by the proudest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

The following resolutions Offered by Mr..
Davie i'll relation 10 the Independent Treas
"ry bill, no" before Congress, passed the
Legislature of South Carolina.
l.. Resoired, That in the opinion Of the
LEGISLATURE, the Resolutions adopted at tho
iast session. recommending the separation
"f The Government from Banks, and ,hc
eventual collection and disbursement of tho
Pu''lc moneys of the United States, in the
constitutional currency have received the
appreciation of The people of this S,o,c
2. Resoiucd, That in b. npinion nr ,,,;.
legislature the policy indicated by those
kesolutions is essential to the best n,cros,s
OF the country: aud that any public servant
vii" refuses To promote the same. nursuos
course injurious to the welfare and nros'
pcrity Of the State.
3; Resoired. That the presiding officers
OF this Legislature: hc requested to trans,
,, n'n c.i'I , OF these ResoIu'i"ns 10 the Sena-
toTs and Representatives of this State. in
the Congress nf the U. $. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

second time and ordered to the Senate for
concurrence.
The Senute returned with their concur
renee resolution granting leave of absence
from the State to X. e. Mills, Superinten-
dent Of Public Works.
MIR. Colcock offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resoiued, That the Legislature will ad-
Journ its present session on Friday next
Considered, agreed to aud ordered TO the
Senate for concurrence.
Adjourned TO | o'clock tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

LIE CoRoNATIos OF THE Cullen OF
ENGLANp.--Thc pr, 'ent month ls fixed ON
Tor the coronation OF Victoria. All that IL
gorgeous and splendid, will be pur in re-.
quisIlion on that occasion. The ceremonies
o' hysone ages. will be revived to render
the pageant pleasing and imposing. Every
thing will be done, to excite anew in the
hearts OF the spectators, a feeling of loyalty,
and deep reverence for aristocracy. The
chlvalry Of France, and tho valor of Eng
land, forseful of their ancient fcuds, will
there stand side by side, in the Royal Pres
encc. The Northern Courts of Europe.
will likewise send their representatives to
grace the coronation of,he youthful Queen.
Nor will lovely woman be wanting The
light of her smile will be there. Bri,o;p,s
falrest and noblcst daughters, bcdcckeJ in
every thing most beautiful, that earth or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

ocean can supply. will then hnecl to Kiss the
hand Of their young Sovereign, or will
themselves receive tie homage of the lord
ly Barons. What must he the feelings of
the Royal Maiden. in anticipation Of this
great event? The hope of milons-thc
Ruler over territory. on which the sun
never sets. what visions Of bliss must pass
through her soul! May her dream of de-
light not fade away. and may she never
find throne, bed of thorns!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

Ihe body Of Col. Foulc, Of the United
States Army, who was killed in the I,,c
explosion OF the Aloselle, was round 100
miles from the scene OF the disaster. havir. i,
Dccn carried down by the current.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07
TDe a0nerttser.
EDGEFIELD G. ii
THURSDAY, JUNE 1888.

The Court of Equity, commenced it's
Session at this place on Monday the 4th
instant; Chancellor Harper, presiding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

Commodore Woolsey, OF the U. States
Navy recently died at Utica. of the .!ropsv.
tic was veteran and gallant officer, and
had rendered nrach service TO his c,u,,,r,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

a new paper, called the National Wing, has
Deen established AT The City Of Washington.
II supports Henry Clay for the Presidency,
and VIM. G. Preston for the v. Presidency
o! the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

Up to the 2Jril ul,. S9UuO had hoo, ,>,
iec'cd in the City Of New York. for the re-
lief of Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07
IN SENATE, MAY 90, 1888.
The Scnale met pursuant to aduurnmer

lie Senate met pursuant To al Durnment.
message was received from the Gov
ernor, covering note from DIR. Thomas
Cooper, accompanying copy Of the Bird
vol. Statutes at Large--refcrred to judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Bennett presented the memorial OF
many of the pr0prieiors of lots in the west
ward par, of the City of Charleston. pro-
testing against the provisions of a late ori-
nance Of the City Council Of Charleston,
which prohibits the erection Of buildings Of
wood within the prccinci-rcferred to spe-
cial joint conInittee; ;Afr.Pat,crsun p, p,cscnied
the petition of sun,lry citizens of Barnwcll
and Edsclield districts PRAYING for tho cs-
iahlishnent Of Il branch Of the Bank of the
State of S. Carolina in the Town Of Aiken,
referred to the cornni,tcc OH finance; Mr..
Gregg presented the account Of A. >, John
son for publishing the Statutes a, largo
referred to the committee on claims.
Mr.. Patterson, from the special commit
tee, submitted reports on The memorial 0f
sunJry citizens Of Charleston, praying that
the tax he repealed on the agency of fore
ign insurance companies, and that other
insurance companies he rccllartere,i: and on
the memorial of the City Council of Charles
ton, showing the necessity of SO amending
the Aci of 500 wlicl. refers the 10 appor.iuu-
QS,
| to require that such apportionrnrntbc made
every tn instead of every seven ycar---lad
on The table; The special c",,,ni,rcc, asked
aud was discharged from the further con
liberation of the pcition uf ,Ec Grand
Lodge Of South Carolina, praying further
extension of The time allowed them for
drawing lottery: and the petition of the
trustee, i the frs, UnivcrsaIis, Church of
Charleston, praying for an amendment of
their charter and fer Other purposes, and
they were laid on the table.
Pursuant To notice, the f,llnwng bills
were Introduced by Mr.. Pinckney, "A hill
to incorporate the PendIcton Manufacturing
Company: by Nlr. Hamilton, :, bin TO amend
the charter of the Charleston Insurance aud
rust Company-boh read the first time
and ordered for "a second reading Tomorrow.
The special joint conImIttec To whcI, was
rct,rre the Governor Message and the
memorial of the City Council Of Charleston,
praying rnactmcnts 10 secure the said City
from injuries by lire, reported bill for re-
building the City Of Charleston. which re-
ccivcd Il first reading and was ordered for Il
second reading lo-nIorrow.
The House sent for concurrence n rcso-
luton granting leave Of ah>cncc to he Su-
,mrinlcndcnt nf Public Works-concurrcd
IN and or Tered 10 he returned.
Adjourned to IL clock Tomorrow
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

we acknowledge the reception of public
documents, from the Hon. F. w. Pickens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

negro Su0r0ge.-The House of Rcpre-
sental'vcs of Connecticut, have refused by
Il large majority, to recommend the expupp.
'"S "i thc word ''vhlfe" in the clause of the
Constitution, which specifies who shall be
entitled To vote
on the2 st ul'imo, a tornado passed over
The City of Baltimore, aud did severe dam.
age ltpros;ratcd trees and .Yroofea d;v.r.
houses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

The Steam Frigate Fulton, nowe, Wash
ins'on' lately made all excursion, with Mr.
van Burcn on board. to Mount Vernon
he Alexandria Gazette says that ..She
VIII not answer the purpose intended for
'er construction" This is attributed by
some to the very defective manner in which
she is built.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

Hfcdm Poy0ge from Baltimore to LonGon.
-ihc British Steam Packet, CITY of Kiuo.
sion, ledt Baltimore on the 22d al,. G,r on-
don She had on board about oOD inn. -,
coal. She Is rugged so,newl,a, like brig.
ana can avail herself of sails when neces,,-
~ requires their use. All her machinery
IS below deck, which il is said. will ,s,L :.
her ii safe vessel in tempestuous we,,h,.
Our Legislature adjourned on Friday ,b,.
Isl inst. about o'clock p. Al. The Ic, :
'ers i'''n' our Correspondent. which wcr.
moi recci' ed IN Time for our last. but ,yb;,.r
VIII oe :"nnd in our present No. give some
general account of tho piocrcdipes of th.
la'e Session. We have not much 10 aid
!" present. The main measure was the Kin
Tor rebuilding the City OF Charleston. ,,d
we congratulate our readers on the ore:
unanImIty with whichit passed. The Leo
Is'at"re Ill the exercise, we think, of a wise
ana Jud'cIoas policy has determined that
our ChIri City shall not 20 down, ami n,>v
Tie citizens of our State have the fullest os
suIanc". that our great schemes of lntcrn.,
Improvement, will make rapid progress ro
their consummatIou.
Since writing the above, we have been
Informed by the friend to hom we conm;,
'e" the management OF our Paper in our ab
scnce, thai he has commenced from tb,
Times a. Gazette republication of the
Journal of the Legislature. A. The session
's'lhs very short. it will be no great tax u,on
our columns, and our subscribers will hav.
me bencilt Of n tolcrably lull and nIinu,e
report. 1t is necessary to proper under
standing of the main subjccr of one of the
letters Of our Correspondent to state, ,ha,
The Resolution To which he aludcs, and
which elected much animated discussion
was withdrawn after the debate, and those
which we publish to-day substituted by the
friends of til" measure, and passed bv an
overwhelming majoritily.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

---- Tho House having given
the Bill for Rebuilding Charleston -,
second reading, and manifested 10y its very
decided vote. deep and hearted, imeres,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

...... ~ ~ 3 se..-srssfs nUUNe n kGNr
- Ls.,. p.se rshgemenis With the prepnetors cf the
.~,s..a ssatr Spring IN 9ernsny for constant supply
az he crystals the salts these waters contain are enabled
X American public their powders the of
. producing the original Seiaits possess
"a ~ I,s asereps virtues The powders long Known
,,, other properties In common viii the
~. selr haa their ao~rent effects las well produ
va nv Fpsprn SsIsl beng esrely devoid cf onc nd
.h.rstve Qualities OF the Hence continuoas
49, ~ he commor sesds powde produces vss1ness &C
eompsnies with much whilst the other hand ib~
s,rr oesms~ spring give the stowseh and g~-
neral health being attended With sickness or Other ns-
effects. These powders pssty put no N one 90
pspers BY vespe Kent, Brrome
o Gho~rson, wso are the sole Importer. o. he eiyssse
eats German Seldr spving See that the label bears
Inc s~~r'rrso Young Kent Nose Others arc ges,ns
spf Snt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

~ TIE suhsriber, beg leave respectfully sfsr~ ,heis
friends and the public that they have reopened s abovu
establishment after mailing alterations and addiosl
L. The prepared and ready
WHO he pleased 10 favor them with thsx ratrooaas
Hitherto they have had liberal share o public supps
they hope from their late important inprovemers and
their strict receive
TIE Library present contains 500 v-ues Of WORKS
of fiction, ssa the intention Of the subscribers enlarge
from time 10 tine, ths OF their
nescssau. H. systematically arranged, comprisss the
OF the approved works following snb
sssry. Biography Voyages end Travels Natural Ms
tory, Nstsra and Experimental Philosophy, Classical and
Nisccsnecus Literature In addition the foregoing they
would mere psrieussry call the attention Of The resask
community 70 their extensive collection 81 WORKS o. net0p
VARIED coectienNe eo expense has been spared
render this department 81 their Library comPss pos
ble ID contains a prrseu, over this subject
daily recevs~a works from the
both of this eeu~y and Europe Is sso supplied With 10
Am~rc Europe an works Together With hs~
collection Of 80 Plays acting and as~dsrd
their part shall be wanting n.ke err Library npsrcsh
possible, 70 say ~ the city .sa sns, e ~ s
~srsy y general JLH "a. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
SPOKEN.

4,s ult. spshc ship Queen Adelase Is days from or
leans bound tn London. - - =
Ih. uiifao 81 James om New Orleans bousdto Landau
nt on Indian Key spoke schooner Panaloen fron,
18th lat 2, lon 49, spoke bark Reliance from bay OF Hon.
duras, for London. = = 49,
25h, lat 50 is long 20 brig Magnolia from Havana, for
Portland. -
on Bsrnegst spoke and supplied schooner Brilliant 81
DAYS from Texas boDn tn Boston
ish ult Brig Rondout IS days from Boston for New Dr.
leans hort Of provisions supplied &c z7th
pool. - $3.50
Brig whl,lesey from New Orleans lat s2I long 70 S.
Aug. 9th. = -
ship Aiegapy fom Cha lesion for Liverpool "a davs ont
Brig Jehn Reed from Balthnorr for do IS DAYS ouI
WA. Wilson. Baker days from Boston for PhiadeIphis
Nepnne, OF Boston, rs days from Havana Cowes July
9sth.
Crescent, Portsmouth g days from Liverpool 5h
inst lat - IS long ~ 20.
rr.ska from Savannah for Liverpool i2,h inst Ia. &ss
long IS 10.
ship Great Western, Bristol 10Th inst lat
II so, long 81 30
Cssrer' I'm Mobile for Liverpool. lat ~ 5o-Aug.1
"a inst LAT 81 long ~, Orpheus from York for Liver.
pool,
last lat 20 90 long 70 70. siddon from York for Ii
verpoo.
Ensn o. Portland. from Chsrleen Tor New York, Ia, % H.
long ~ 80.
Brig swifsurs. from New York Cor Amsterdam. h, 20 -.
ION To-
wsshsson I'm Ma,snrss n Newport In the Gulf STREAM
N.~arL IN Nrorh G s.vsnr sh Charleston igh, NNw, IS
sisrs from Teserde NYors lat % So loo % Is-Aus-
18th.
oSfard, I'm NYork for Liverpool, OF Nsauehe, sboaIs
Asg. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

The Isasc Ellis. arrived boasd 0brs,r, and put
this port blow
Sunday last aod during which she aes She
the goth, sand be srng INV schr Ees
Frazer n DAYS TN hOreans Tor Philadelphia
The brig El~ssor, I'm Havana Pbsdcpha. lef
the Krems lying sschor the mate shore and NE
Ia prison
lesky eos,tior. She wss d'schsrg<ng repair
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
Communication.


For the Argus.
Where went there by an age, since the
great lood!"
Now isit Rome indeed, androom enough"
&c. ~.
Dw learned friend oflhe Botanic Drug
FORE
NJ would award our thanks for the
liant efforts of his quill, in calculating
i fell destroyer Of infancy" and hope
Twill continue to illumine our Betian
fleets by a series of scientific discour-
I In continuing our oracle, darkness
become visible, and possibly the happy
5 ofknight errantry return ! For could
knight OLA Mancha himsel.
ed more, to reform and benefit his kind
, our worthy, who on the present occa-
deigns, aye, to publish his grave opin-
5, amidst such a dearth of the regular
IS Of EscuIapius, (not more than t,ecnty)
to community so notorious for its
Iorance! ! "Hsu! jam salts est" &c.
In conclusion, we have been SO astoun.
as yet to be at a loss to admire more
unsearchable knowledge or blushine
'desty! PEsTLE.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
q N ma he al Bar


y. who epployea 9 young pan
~ in the establishmeht e. bar
Circumstances had occurred
house which excited the spspi.
u nolice. For this reason, a
I was stationed near The, premis-
he movements Of the Inmates
nioht above mentioned, Al
hour, near the dawn Of day,
u seen stealing out y Of, the
y Of the house, with what ap-
: he bag, upon bis back. The
= hailed him, and started inpur.
q the suspected person dropped
and ran back into the house.
,cbman stopped to examine what
I've had dropped, and found it to
'n,itv of mud and dirt wound up
Iotei The circumstances SEEM
! mysterious, and the Waterman
limo 10 his aid a reinforcement
be guard house, commenced a
u the house. The plank floor
I'D. and the body of a man muir.
a nonoled, was found in a hole
the reception Of his body.-The
beino filled by the corpse, rendered
CAM to carry Of the surplus dirt,
led 10 the detection of the murder
unfortunate victim was a sailor,
GofIieE. who had few days pre-
oten his discharge from the u. S.
Ind received his pay, amounting
n or 5000. The woman of the
was arrested, and three men her as
y IN the crime. Their examina-
.cnnied all day yesterday before the
dor Mr.. Baldwin. We cannot
tbe particulars, but so far as can be
i from different sources, it appears
40 sailor came into the grog shop IN
led, and in paying for a glass Of
exposed the contents ofhis purse.--
igbt excited the cupidity ofthe har-
ming the shop. Without much per-.
y. she decoyed her victim into a
,nartmont. where he was induced to
1 cup ofhot tea, drugged with lau-
!. The dose took effect immedi-
and in the state Of stupidity and pa
into which the poor sailor was
}. the wretches robbed him of his
/. and then put him to death. The
should be a warning to
,rs and boatsmen to beware of the
of dissipation and vice. They
Ike this as specimen of the fare
ay expect in such places. -BuHe-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25

~ BOUND, thankful for past favors, takes
-. this method to inform the citizens Of Co
hmbus, and the public generally, that having
procured an assistant Baker, he Is now manu-
featuring Butler Cracker, which beng al
ways fresh, and branch of the profession
which he has followed for the last fifty years
without intermission, warrants them better
than any imported Cracker r 70
He is also extending his bakery to every va
riety Of Cakes: specifications for any kind o.
quantity, viii be supplied at short notice for
Families or Parties.
p. S. Merchants and Planters can be sup
piled with Crackers by the single pound or
barrel. Also, Hard, or Sea Bread, an excel
lent and cheap article for plantations, as it win
keep for years in any climate. t @
July 10, 1888 43-tf
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TAT ERIE STAND



KEy8E subscribsr being about to remove, win
sell at Auction, on Thursday, the
18th day Of October next at II o'clock,
IA. M. Oh the premises, e not previously dis
posed Of at private sale, that valuable tract Of
land and improvements, Vhereon he now lives,
seven miles north Of Columbus onthe Military
road together with Household and Kitchen
Furniture, stock Of hogs, cows, corn, fodder,
oats, and farming utensils AS the location is
on the greatest thoroughfare in the whole
southern county, and having thereon well
aud spring Of the purest water near one Of the
most furnishing tows in the state of Mississip-
pi, with good dwelling house and al necessary
out buildings, it Is particularly valuable as
TAVERN STAND.
This tract contains $50 acres, about one half Of
which is under high state Of cultivation, and
produces well: Also, one other tract, being the
Southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section 81, township 10 south 81 range IL west,
containing 40 10-l00 acres. Amy person wish
ing to purchase at private sale, can learn the
price BY making application to the subscriber
on the premises or to the Auctoneers in Co
lumbus. Title indisputable-
7 Terms throughout HAL cash, and balance
on a credit Of 10 months, with lien on the
premises for the Real Estate, and approved en-
dorsed notes for the chattel property.
NEWTON e. WRIGHT.
E.B. DRAKE & co. Aucfioneers.
Columbus, august Ii, 1888. 6w49
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mobile AdverlIsemenll.
cnmmlaaion Bnsfness.

grXIIE subscribers respectfully tender then,
services to the public IN the caHacll7 81
Commission Merchants, and pledge themselves
to discharge the responsible duties which
may devolFe on them, faithfully and with oes-
patch Mr.. CHILD win be in Mobile. By the
lst of November, ready 70 attend 70 any bus
siness which may be entrusted to our care.
CHILD HIBBLER 8 PIERSOH
Geo g. Chad,
EIldred M. E7iJ6ieT,
J. ErskiHe PiersoHr s
Pickens County, Alabama. 10th July, Ass-t
AIT 1st d ]. -.
" The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser.
Voice Of Sumpter, and Southern Argus, VIII
publish the above until the lst Of January
next, and forward their bills to this Office, Or
to Mobile Tuscaloosa Intelligence.