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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

THIS cpl ndid. thor a
u ough-bred superior IOWA
Stallion, bred by Wm. 4. M&&{&&X ~
Wickhan, Of Richmond. NV NNlf
a beantiioibsy. with black "a sM
legs, name, and tan. no ~wsx&zEHAkE=~&Is
~h'ie about him except a small star in The fore.
head, toll fifteen hands and three inches hixh. 81
great beauty, and fine size and bone, whose prdi.
gree, AS viii he seen below. IS not suspa ssedb b. a.
horse, will stand the present season at m, Stable.
three miles west Of Charlcstown, ut Fifteen Dol.
Tors the single leap; Twenty Dollars the scs. son, II
paid within the season; IL not paid wi.bin the seq
son, Twenty-Five Dollars; aud Forty Dollar. TO in
sure a mare with fosl. Irregular attendance for
fei's the insurance. Fift, Cents cash to The Groom
IN every case.
Taking into consideration the hard times, and to
AFFORD farmers rs we'll as raccts IN opportunity Of
raising blooled stock, | have put Pamunk, at a
much lower ptice than a horse OF hi. hixh STANDING
as a racer and fcsl getter ough, to stand.
Good pssJurage and grain will be furnished G,r
mares on moderate terms. Eve,y possible care
VIII be taken to prevent accidents or escapes, but |
viii net be accountable for hem.
All mares quito Pamuaky last seasoa. which have
tailed being Ia tos, will be insured ri tho season
price. SAMUEL. CAMERON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

P.a.utst.k1s when u wearing, was lame for
three or four n .on,hs, in, | think, his right fose foot
| supposed il was from a kick Of n mule COLI that
was IN The same pasture with him. You may re-
member that, when FRS, put IN training. after any
severe exercise, that leg pufed, and | always
thought u was owing Ia the lfjury | have mention
ed. IL was in that leg he broke down. ! always
doubted whether ie would not fiil thsre-a eli,
cums'anes which made me moIe wiling 10 ,,s,t
with him before his first race-end preferred .el-
ling him Ia you who knew ail the circumstances.
Your most obedient servant,
WILLIAM +. WlCKHAM.
Maj. tn DoswELL. March Q, 1885.
The season has commenced. and will end on The
LIST day Of july. S. c.
March 81, 1887
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

GNLOCkS.-One Case at reduced prices, end
~ warranted for one year. Received and for
sale by A. ROBINSON & Co.
Aprii 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Aoril 3. I839-5w 2
ElMlnSE GIlU0lALaIlAS
AND Y.rOuGAS.

HAVE just received and Offer for sale. New Or
n leans and Porto Rico Sugars; Loaf. Lump, and
Brown Sugar; strong RIO and LagniIa Coffee; Gun
Powder, Imperial, and Tyson Teas; Chear'd and
Jemmison's Crackers; Ground Allum and Fine
Salt; Pepper. Aispice. Cloves, and Nutmegsi Race
and ground Ginge,; New Orleans and Porto Rico
Molasses; Sugar House Molasses; Box Rtisins /;
Rock and Rife Powder-Shor fourth proof Conf
ae Brandy; American Brandy; Jamaica Spirits;
Holland Gin and N. T.. Rum Long Point Madei-
ra, Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Dry Lisbon. AID
Malaga Wines. j. w. BOYD.
April 3, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Prime Pulled Linseys.

FENllE undersigned have on hand about 5000
n fds. of prime fuled Linseys, which they
VIII dispose of very low for cash, or in exchange
Tor Wool. WILCOX & JOB.
Anil 2 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Rat Road IOfics.

Rat Road N0fics,
HOHN X. NICHOLS, and Samuel X. Nichol.
81 non-residents of the State If Virginia.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on Monday the 18Th day of May next. be-
ing the frs, day of the County Court, held for The
County of Berkeley. in the State of Virginia, |
shall move the said Court to appoint Eve discreet.
Intelligent, disin,eres,ed, and impartial Freehol.
ders to assess the damages that will result to your
land, from opening through ii ii the Baltimore and
Ohio RaH Road.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Comprpg
BY ANDREW HUNTER.
Aprii III, IS59.-ot Their Counsel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Boarding.

VINHE subscriber is prepared 10 accommodate a
l. few boardeIs, Terms will be rea .onabIe.
BARTON CAMPBELL.
Arril 10. 1889 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
HATS s IamNY1NfN5HS.

6Ncf. black Beaver Has. do. black Russia do.
~ W, ols do do. Whine Russia do, Leghorn
and Palm Leaf do, black and white Nj A.,
English Straw Bonnets, American do. do. Whit. and
rolored, Florence, Bruid aud Ofieural do. Mis-
Bohnets aud Hoods. Just received and will be
sold cheap, by j. ~ ROyD
Aprl 3. 1890.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF FULL BRED STOCK.

~ be sold. on Monday the 22d day of
w April next, (being Court dsy,) at Berry
VILE, Clarke County. Va. tn the highest bidder.
on a credit OF six months. the purchaser giving
bond an approved security, he following stock OF
some OF the best blood in Virginia:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
.SeU spring Goods.

A ANNE d STEPHENS are receiving and
- opening a handsome assortment Of desirable
uood':1Cheop! Cheopt! Cheaper!!!
April 3, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

TTNO Waller'Jones. Jacob Leopard. David II.
IL Alien. Eleanor Tidbali. Luke Truman, John
Aincheil, Joseph HOLMAN. George Reynolds. Sam
uci Hopkins and LsvIna bis wife, Frances JDitiH
IN her own right, and guar liam &C Selma ard fisr-
rie, Jollife. Meredith II. Jolliifr in his own right,
and guardian of Edward JoIhff', james JplI fe in
his own right, and guardian OF J ohm JoliiHe, vii
liam Jollihe, Amo. JoIi'Se. John S Miller, isaiah
Miller, Joseph q NanimIn aud Anna NJ. III. wife,
+ ztbeih Miller, Sarah Miller, Jeremiah Miller.
George Miller. Samuel Harmisoo, William llarmi-
son, Jane Rooney, Sarah Rooney, Michael Rooney,
Hannah Roaney, Alexander Rooney, Hhoda Roo
ncy. Elizabeth Rooney, Barney 0 Rorick a d Han
nah his wife. Catharine Hook, Sarah Hook, Emily
Hook, Anna S1errard. Sarah Shrrraid, Mars Sher-
'ard, Anna X Sherrard, Emily Sherraid. John
Sherrard. John d q owe mud Elizabeth his wife,
Samuel Al xander, Anna Alexander, Robert Alex
snder, John Cross, Christopher Parkinson and Eli
a his Wife, Charity Hall --- L4ngi,am. Mary
Lsnehsm, Jane LnBehsm. Masssh Rodgers. Ma.
ria Rodgers, Mary Ann Rodgers, Henry Cromlee
aud Melinda hus WIFE. Abljsh Flora, Isaac Flor-,
Rachel Casscr, Basil Ably and Margaret his wifi,
Sarah Waifeld. Rtchsl Flora, Jacob Kline and
Nancy his wife, Archibald Flors, Deborah Flora,
Susan Flora. Caibs,ine Flora, Alexander n. Fiora,
Phiiin Hartley and Ruth his wife, Thomas Tarvin
and Deborah his wife, John Knewels, James Wal
dron and Sarah ts wife. and Walter McAtee.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the first day Of the next term Of Circuit
Superior Coun Of Law and Chanrery, TO be holden
tor The County Of Morgan, Virginia, we shall. by
our Attorney, apply TO said Court. TO appoint FIVE
discreet. intelligent. disinterested, and impartial
Frecholders, to assess the damages which will re-
suit to Your land by opening through it the BaIH-
more and Ohio Rail Road.
THE BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAIL ROAD
March ~, is39.-sw COMPANY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
X IL ~ w
THE FOLLOWING lxTEREgr7xo
AND As T0NISHING FACTS-

fA<Jeao,cfns are sssnxst nssa<roas esw<.. as.6
".su ~ ~ .as sse Y u " kraas. Aedletss. Tsss.
ne Lociof may be consulted rsrsonai;sI !, ~.
letter, fposf Paid. J from any yari ~ ~ ~
States, SC. Psvsons rsqnsrinx sssS,r,rs
aad adrics mssisnciossa Bank Nvss. o.
CrdN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
I'll LIST OF


ID EMAlNlAG in The Post Office al Martin.
ma t%lnsburg, Va on the lst day OF April. 1880
which, If not taken up before he Isl of July. vii
be sent to the General Post Office as dead I.,iers.
A u s~s(ieorgs w. Linton
Cornelius Anderson tPi,cllia Leo
NnpGiean b. Alexander : Jane NnlhaII
Christian h. Anderson SEph'aim Murphy
Colbert Anderson tHenry Miller
Miss Ellen Audley SJames II. Miller
Mrs. Renecca Alexan-t Mrs l-sbella NJ Kown
der tD.niei hsoles
James Alexander SCornelius M'Dermott
George Burns q
Adarn Betz Mrs. Mattha Oden
Miss Jane Bogg, ELIZA p,flsrr
John Belch r. 6
DANIEL =. Bnrns2 SJoseph Ii. Reed
y. IL. tJohn Ileitzet
Clerk OF The County 2 SRobert X. Robinson Q
Joseph Colbert tconrad R.msb
Isaac Crob SJoln ". Rntbetf ford
Beijimin Conveys >Jacob s,ipp
C"nfad Cl",eomb Mrs. FL ztbe,h Siler
n'caa'd earier tSamuri Stookey
Frederick Claycomh . sphilip Siler
Hannah Ca'let tJona~ ID. Shimp
'sabriia or John Chcno'S Joseph Smith
with D.uicl SaiIsr
Miss Argeline Downs r. v.
Miss Ann T.. Donaldson Rev. C. c. Taliaferro 9
Ann Dav flames Turner
Il T.. ii. tJackson Thomas
George w. Eveihart Abraham l.. Vanmeire
tienty Everlinrt tMrs. Mary Vanmctic
Miss Arn X Entler Abraham Vanmeuc
Eiiz ibeih Eakns w. Y.
Margaret A.. F,ystt <Mr. Weller
Joshua Fellows tJohn Wbitenaush
Mrs. Nlatty Henderson samuel Weller
John Howensiine tGeorge w. Wulgamott
James I. HazeIwood tUeorie,ta Ni.on
l. M tChristisn Wolf
James Latderkin Mr.. NJ. Young
Thomas Locke III Anpns,u. Young
Anril 3. 1899 -3~ WM. LONG. p W.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
AA OA1alD.
Come ard buy Bargofns.

Come ard buy BGrgcfms.
M respectfully inform our friends and the
w public generally, tina, we have lust reiurned
rom me cry and ATE now opening at our cheap
store a very large and general assortment e
SPRING
consisting ef the greatest variety OF fancy Good.
ever Offered IN this market. Groceries. Hsrdwa,e.
Glass and oaeensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
In a word, we have been so choice in our selee-
uohs, ana have so g,eat a variety, we are satisfied
we VA be able 10 crafty and please the taste Of
ne most fasiidious-be they fashionable or plain.
10 those who are disposed to purchase truly good
bargains, We wi | say that We can beat the Jews.
However, a word TO the v ise il sufficient, and il
Is a weilknown adage, that delays are dangerous.
therefore, We invite ell 10 come aud examine for
themselves, as seeing il believing. In conclusion.
we viii take this opportunity to p~roffer our thanks
to our customers and citizens generally. for tho
very liberal Encouragement extended to us since
commencing The mercantile business, and hone by
Punetualltv and attention to business, to continue
10 receive their fayors.
Respectively the piblic's humble servant.
April 3 1889. A.. ROBINSON & co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
CERTIFICATES.

Five Of Psmunk,'s colts were trained last spring.
al ~ winch were wiGtlefs--ouc oi them trained III
MY stable. Martha Beeksrton, ei1u.r ot Ia, e. co Z.
.lakes. In the fall she was matched against Col.
Whites iavoiite lilly by GoiiatL. e., $500 and ~.
criv, d forfeit OF $3.50 few days nit, =, she ran a
i,"r mile race nj Warr.nton Spungs, against NJ.
hsndsiis Muster Henry aud Nj. LufDorausn's
mare she wan the hr,t heat, lost the SECOND add
ii,ird by not more than thee feet, running twelve
miles 10 the mud, carrying ,wo pound. ovel weight
and badly rode. The next week ,he ran owe, ,ie
Jefferson County Course, two mile beats in yrr,
Dad order, AID was beaten by A%iolinera, (%'unni,s
secon!, a mag Of exraoui,ns.y ,pe.d.
tbs two Year ODDS, trained last tai, wer, of .nch
promise. ~ to induce tue oa nets To enter them ia
lie largest stake, in lower Virginia. IbUe a 6ly
nov IN Training which | would not sci $500. As
4 rscc nag she is considered much superior TO Mar
tina BeckeItoD.
deem IL but simple justice 10 state, tia, Pam.
unky was a Race Horse OF the vriy n,sl o, d, r, aud
can with Profrie'y soy. that previous TO hi. INJURY
he was superior to any l ever trained
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Hanover County, Va, Feb. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Hanover County, Va, Feb. 1889.

We do certify. In the spring Of 1892, Mt MILO,
Thomas Dpsw,I 's, We saw a t,ial 81 so miles and
then a sltg'e mde, with Bayard and Psmsnk, Ia,
iormcr wBs CONSIDERED IA hr.t-iste Two mile i,oi Sc
Pamonky beat Bayard the two miles. running H.
me rear ! mile; IN half an hour after, tbry ran d
mile, and %famuoky bea, B.yurd a few ieot. W.
believed Pamunhy to be a better hume nj iha, time
than Bdsatd. The two miles we've ,un IN 3n 57s.,
and the uIlt u In. 55s. We bel,eve ranuaL,
Was injured In that Irlai, and ia a fcw week.. al 81
broke down.
Gven under our hand. this 23l day Of Docem.
Der, 1892.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

na. by Reguius; Traveller; Hip; Snuke, &c
THIS stallion is remarkable for form and racing
point
DARK BROWN STALLION, four year, oil in
April, by iiecior Bells horse Industry, gu, of E,hi.
opia her blood, that of Bedford. Potato, Celer.
Wi'd'ir. and imported Fearnought.
Bay MARE, foaled April, 1893, by J. NJ. Bott's
horse Goiiunna, out of E'hinpia.
Also, several other MARES o~fequally good blood;
one OF them now in iosl to The stallion first men
toned Full pedisrees will be furnished on the
day of sale. Bur one of the mares is with fos..
Andley, Clarke County, l. LEWIS.
Antil 3. 1899 -3V
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Attention!

'NHE COMPANY under my command will ra.
n rade al their usual place, on Saturday the 18Th
'nst' at the usual hour. JAMES M'SHERRY.
April 3, l839.-2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
Rags! Rags!!

eAGs Will be taken in payment for dues al thi.
E& Office, ar paid FOR in Cssa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

ENORSfrH NANKEENS.-Manufactured of
Cotton grown in Georgia warranted-for sale
April 3, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

4 SEYERE CASE or Piles Cured At
100 CHATHAM STREET Mr. i'ani.l spin.
oiug Of Shrewsbury. Eden Town. New Jcfsey.
years. Had had ,. course 10 mt d,rines ~ slrost
every descriptions, also the advice al s@sersl eLi-
pcn' ply 'icians, bot never found ihs slightest ro-
lief from, any source whatsoever. until Afier he
called on DR.. E,sas, Of 100 thathsm street, New
York. and procure son~ medicine from him, from
shieh he fonnd immediate relief, and sub. queni.
q perfect cure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

a letter from Mr.. Sheldon II. Gilbert,
To DIR. VIM. Evans. PROPRIETOR ~ The Ell. t,a,cd
Cdmomie Pills DEAR Sin = Had the in mortal
Cowpsr known the med zeal qualities II the Como
mile Plant. he As well a. thoa, snds since (brsides
myself wcald have experienced its wende FIJI eff
Gets on the nervous 9, stem. - he public utility Il
Cowper was hlighied 10 the bud. through The natu.
raj effect Of his nervous debility npon The NJ. ntal
mowers. which made il necessary for him otetk re-
lief beneath the rural shade. tut the rslm retreat
gave his ply steal nature no r. pose. IT ssme che
then had know the secret demonstrating The med
icai virtues OF Csm,omiir, the iiscoserer would have
been immorialized with poetic re al as the bentfac~
tor Of suffering man.
The above lines were r~rssnpied from The effect I
have.experiencrd from DIR Wm. Evans capcmilo
Pills. Yours with esteem.
SHELDON p. GILBERT.
Durham, Green County, New York.
DR.. Exams incidence are sold 10 NJ erf'n shurg q
: the Drug Store q WIN. DORSEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

"HIS cpl ndid. thor
ougtrbssd superior
Stallion, bted by wm. +.
Wickham, Of Richmond.
a beautiful bay with black
iegA. mnne, and mil M
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01
By W. Bl.nneIl.
WEDNEsDAY. IAnnAnY 16.


win be sold IN front Of the Mansion House
u the city Of Mobile, at IL o'clock, a. n. 1000
$500 acres of Land, lying Noxubee county,
Mississippi VIZ:
The I IL rE IA and = IL 81 Ia sec. Is,
township no. 16, range Ia east, containing
126 34-1O0 acres.
Also, " 10 sec. is, township no ..l6, range
10 east, containing 800 32-lOo acres.
Also, sw Ia sec q, township no. Is, range
Is east, containing 160 1900 acres.
Also Sc Id sec z. township no. rs, range
Is east, containing 100 16-l00 acres.
Also. w 1-2 sw Ia sec 8, township no. Is,
range Is east, containing 79 5000 acres.
Also, 3 1-2 sw Ia sec 8, township no. I6,
range 8 east. containing 70 5000 acres.
Also. W 1-2 sR IA sec 8, township no. is,
range Is east, containing 70 $1,000 acres.
This Land is of good quality, was selected
for plantation, and lies in one tract,
Terms-6 and 70 months credit for APP
proved acceptances.
G. G. HAZARD, Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01
MrssIssIPrI UNIoN BANK, ]

Jackson, november 1OS 1905.
( SIR The Directory Of this Institution,
believing that the cotton crop of this State viii
be unusually short, and that the planters win
desire to postpone the sale oftheir crops until
the deficiency is known, purpose to advance
Sixty Dollars on every bale Of good merchant
able cot on, weighing 400 pounds to be deliv-
cred to the agents ofthis Bank, to be appointed
atthe following shipping points, viz:
At Natchez, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf Rod
ney, Manchester, Tchula, Satartia, Marion,
Greenwood, Grenada, Columbus and Missis-
sippi city.
The owner to deliver to this Bank the said
agents receipt, with the mark, number and
weight of each bale, together with note pay
able at u months after date, with two or more
good securities, to be submitted to the Bank,
for said advance.
The cotton to be shipped to Liverpool, or
such other market as may be designated by the
party delivering the same, at his risk and ex-
pense, and sold on account of this Bank. The
proceeds, together with the exchange, both
foreign and domestic,to be credited on his note,
and the rate Of domestic exchange to be estab-
lished by the current rates at the time the &C
counr ofsale is received,
(Signe j WIN. P.GRAYSON,
Sw14 Cashier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01
Brandon Money !!

n conformity with Deed If Trust, made
= 70 me BIZ Henry Newell, for the benefit of
creditors, | viii sen at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on Wednesday the twentieth
Day OF February next, within the usual hours
OF sale, in the town of Columbus, Mississippi
and for Brandon Money, Eight Hundred and
Eighty Eight Acres Of rich and tenable land !:
the same being plantation which the said
Newell bought ofCoL e. s. Akin, in Januarv
last, and was then valued by FIVE disinterested
gentlemen of this place, for cash, at eighteen
dollars per acre. This tract lies immediatelv
south east of lands owned by Col. Ames and
Gen. Brownrigg, four and half miles south
west of Columbus, and two and a half miles
from West Port, on the west side of the Tom.
bigby river. It is an outside tract adjoining
the sandy lands which lie between it and the
river, the extreme eastern eighth CONSISTING
mostly of rich hickory sandy land. The tract
IS generally rich slough land, except a post oak
ridge of rolling table land running through the
centre of the tract. The prairies are small and
surrounded by rich hammocks; the growth on
the slough lands are mostly ash, cotton wood.
black locust, and mulberry: on the ridge are
an abundance of fine post oak and hickory
The improvements are, about two hundred
acres of cleared land, part of which has Weld
ed four very fine crops, comfortable cabins, a
good gin house, gin and screw, well bored
about two hundred feet, and on the premises is
a lake ofnever failing pure water, fed by three
springs. The place consists of eleven eighths
lying compactly, as follows, viz: south east
quarter of section 8, east half of south west
quarter of section 8, north half of section 10
north west quarter of section III, west half o.
north east quarter of section IL, west half Of
north west quarter of section II, and all in
township No. Is, north of range No. II east.
Any person wishing to purchase plantation
would do well to examine this place, as there is
no tract in the county possessing greater fertil-
ity of SOIL and but few the same local advan-
tages.
The terms will be, one fourth down in Bran
don money, one fourth in sixty days in Brandon
money, and the balance on the first Of January
1910, or temper cent discount for present pay.
ment.
C. P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee,
StarkviIle, Mississippi
Columbus, January l, 1899. 16tds
1.-THE Columbus Democrat, and the South
ern Sun, at Jackson, will please publish thu
above weekly till day of sale, and send thei
account to this Office for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01

HTlHE undersigned having beeu appointed
Agent for the Mississippi Union Bank, IS
now prepared to receive any Cotton which
may be offered at any landing from Cotton
Gin to Gainesville. accordingto the provisions
Of the Bank Circular below.
Any communication intended for him NAV
be leftat the Planters Bank
JOHN DAVIES.
Columbus, December1O, 1883.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01

GIVE have adviccs through our New
Orleans slips, Of the closing speech of Pre-.
saenf Houston, and the inaugural of Pre-
sdenl Lamar, of Texas, delivered at Hou.
son on the 10th ult. Mr.. Lamar's ad-
dress is an eloquent production and a
portion is taken up by on ar
giment adverse to the annexation Of Texas
% The U. States. lie thinks both coun-
tres will get along best on their own hook.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01
ALEX. POPE & son,
commission Merchants, Mobile.
AIex. Pope. LIEERPOOL.

THe public are respectfully informed that
il Alex. Pope will continue in Liverpool
the ensuing year, and win be happy to receive
the consignments of Cotton; he win also Be
pleased to fill any orders that may be sent him
for foreign goods. Persons writing TO him viii
address to the care of Isaac, Low, & Co. livef-
pool.
ALEX. POPE & SON tender their &C.
acknowledgements to their friends for the patron.
age they have extended to them for the last ten
years, and trust from their long experience u
the Factorage business, and their efforts = give
general satisfaction, that they win meet with
the same liberal support as heretofore. They
are prepared to supply their friends with Bag
ging, Rope, Irvine, &c. &c, and win at al
times be able to make liberal advances on Cot
ton in hand or sent them for shipments.
Mobile Chronicle. 13t Is
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01
WAYERLY HOUSE.
R0yal. 0etI0een 81. Franeig 8 =

ION Royal, betroeen 81. Francis 4. DoU
pkin Streets.
HHFIlS building (formerly occupied BY Plat
II Stout, Esq,) has been handsomely re-
fitted and furnished, and win be opened for the
accommodation of transient and steady board
ers on the LIST October next. Every attention
viii begiyen BY the proprietor 70 make the
Wayerly House pleasant and agreeable -
those who may choose to paTonize the esta-
blishment @
Oh. MOVES,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-01

The Great Southwestern Rail Road,
.,m Charleston to Cincinnati is going on
.o;dv--2OO miles have been contracted
~ and 1000 hands are already employed.
T5c hank to be connected with this road,
WAS organized at Columbia, S. G. on the
Oqod Now, and in the course of the en-
,rnr spring, branches are TO be located
n North Carolina and Tennessee.