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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
oLDTIME.
COMMERCIAL.

,---vS-In cotton we have no aItera-
NA.. notice. The prices from all the great
u's J. remains about the same as in our
paiA' .,,rks but there is one thing in which
% ~ ,dvices agree, that is, that the price OF
NV, IN all our Southern cities, is fully one
V0.' a.rb higher than the English rates will
"D'p o, The remarks Of the New Orleans
VIZ, ,,,;al Bulletin, which we give below,
VO Dl.S,ned BY all the accounts we have seen
90 other sources.
i' w., avn little market has been rather mac
.:,,e our last, none being offered for sale
w.. .maT lots, the owners being N absolute
w. ',.J Of money, all prefering to hold on 70
w., rates or ask such prices as Preclude'
N aeaOf purchase.
u" gS 40 river is now in fine boating order, ant
have been cheered by the arrival of seve
l e' with few of the luxuries and neces
Ere T,eirhts on Cotton to Nozzle 81 90 pc
~. on Merchandise up 81 OOper Dbl
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From the Southern Reporter.

OBITUARY.-CARoLNE, consort of Mi.
w. B. Mcclellan, formerly of Grenada, de-
parted this lie, at Austin, (Texas,) on Sunday,
the I'D December, at 3 O'Clock, P. M.
This distressing bereavement has afflicted
not only the disconsolate partner, but large
circle Of friends, and has verified and forced
upon their minds the solemn truth, thst sin the
midst Of life, we are in death,7 and 1--WE know
not the hour when the Son Of Man cometh,''
In the demise of this young lady, society has
sustained a loss that cannot be repaired;for In
her life she adorned all the virtues which clus-
ter around the female character, and in hel
death she exemplified that. faith switch is the
substance Of things hoped for and the evidence
of things not SEEM Manyof bef acquaintance
when they mingle again amid the busy scenes
of this world, recall her image TO their mind
and endeavor TO initiate her virtues.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20

DiED--On the 10th Of Noveoa6er. A. his
resioence, near Columbus, Misissrppi,D DR. RfcH-
ARD =. MEADE IN the 63rd wear Of his asre.
1T Meade was a naive Of Virginia and Tho
son OF Zen. Everaid Meade, who sonalzed
nus zeal IN the cause Of the revolution, and ex-
hausted the greater portion of an extensive
patnmony In deiraying the expenses and assn
ming the payment Of the troops under his
command.
lhe Doctor vas educated al the University
Of Edinburg, and, after having travelled over
most Of the continent Of Europe, returned to
Amelia, his native country, and commenced
the practice Of his profession. Whilst his pro-
found professional attainments distinguished
hmm as physician in the section Of Virginia
where he settled, the extent and variety of his
information, furnished by highly polished ed
ucaton and extensive travel, renderd him one
OF the most pleasant and agreeable companions
IN the refined society Of which he was amen-
Der. The modestT simplicity, and fnildness OF
his manners, the nice and delicate, sensibility
ofhis character, and the charity and benevo-
lence of nis feelings, shadowed with a tinge OF
melancholy, created lively interest in HIM
among all who knew him, and endeared him
to those who enjoyed an intimate acquaintance
with this amiable and unostentatious man,
With the view of improving his pecuniary
condition, about fifteen years AGO he tore him.
self from a large circle of devoted friends, and
migrated to the Southwestern country, where
he has resided ever since. Having served tht
ties that connected him with the place of hi.
nativity, he seemed never afterwards to form
any local attachment, but was alternately
resident of Mississippi and Alabama. as tht
prospect of benefit or other causes PREVAILS
with him; but, whenever he settled, his hous
was the seat of cordial welcome and OF gener
Gus hospitality, and he left many friends, bu
not an enemy behind him.
OF the irreparable loss, which his widow an
ten children have sustained in his death, it
needless to speak.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOxUBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Term.

IODdLC SO0fts A~~e oe@--s
January 5, 1S41.
NoTiCE IS hereby given to all per,
~ sons, concerned in the Estate OF
James w. Tollen, minor heir of Craven
w. ToIIen, deceased, to be and appear,
before the Judge of Probates, ofsaid coun-
ty, on
The first Monday Of March next,
at a. regular term. of said court then to be
holden, and show cause ifany they have,
why w. V. Stewart, guardian forl said
minor, should not sell the following lands,
belonging TO said minor, to wit:
The north half of section nine, township
fifteen, of range nineteen east, and the
east half of the south east quarter ofsec-
ton eight, of township fifteen, of range
seventeen, east, (less twenty seven, off
the east part Of The same, )being assigned
as part dover to the widow, ofthe said z.
w. Tollen, decd.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison I.
HcGehee Judge of the Probate Court, o
saidcounty,
Issued the 9Th day of january. l84l.
| Attest, JOHN B. ROBERTS
I'd ct. prf 10 SO.
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From The N.ro Orleans Commercial Bulletin

From he Net0 Orleans C0nmercldL Dul'e'"''
New ORLEANS, Jan. ), lS4l.
CorroN.-The sales on "Wednesday lasV
we've 1000 bales, yesterday $500, at prices
magng is to lac. per ID. higher than those
urent Before the late discouraging European
rcouuts came to hand. We do not know
nvto account to our country friends Tor TINS
ate oithngs Round lots Of good ordinary
mdding sell at s TO $3.50; middlng iair
Dan IA to 10 cents per Iba which even
rie decline of freights, will cost in Europe
I9Dic. per ID. more than the last quota ,,
ions wifi warrant. the first of the ne'o crop
rag valued at 6 to 6I-Sd. in Liverpool and
tassed fullv fair. We have before advised
Hlaends to 60 for LARGE crop and EARLY
tpnents, and we continue the same ADVICE
Our quotations are corrected to the closing
rceso last evening
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NOTICE FOR ISL.

ALL those indebted to the subscriber
a are respectively referred to the re-
of his advertisements last year,
and he earnestly requests them, to use ey-
ery exertion to comply as soon as Poss 81,
HE. Punctuality is particularly necessary
and must be adhered 10, to authorize lhe
90. of the credit system. (, those
that DO NOT pay from proceeds Of the pre- e,
sent sot crop'on hand, or make satisfactory ar
sam yan cement. NEED NOT expect Further cred
fo' and their purchases the present yea
will be considered due at the spring 1 Tern
Of court. Goods will be sold g q ars .l'e,.,
prices, the present year with the s,l exp'o'
alton of customers paying PFomP.s .osL
Those who purchase goods w wy - 0 aoi
will do well to call, as goods WI " Ss pa
How for Cash. A supply OF Ncw o .;',e,
w;Il M received on the rise OF .'le M, n
W" WIN. NJ. COzAkI.
| tar 1sE 1871.
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coMMIssIoNER's 40 rfGE

COMMISSIONERS NO rice:
The State Of Missis sipp;.. Iosades
Coway.
HSo al persons int rested ii the Es-
Il tate of W'liam Henderson Of said
county, tLuns..tic.l
Whereas at the December term. A. D.
1910, OF f-ne PROBATE Court of said county,
the une .eragned WERE appointed Commis-
sionF RS TO make an superintendent of the
az sets Of said Henderson, IN The hands
az Thomas j. Lewis, his guardian, among
: the creditors.
s This is therefore 10 require all persons
lhaFifig claims against the said estate. TO
Hexhibit the sanie properly authenticated to
leithef the Commissioners at The Court
House Ill the town Of Columbus. in the
State of Mississippi, on the first Monday
of either month, within and during the
term of six months from the date hereof
he or they win be barred by Law from colecs
nd ing the same.
I'D. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN FLETGHALLs
Commissioners.
Columbus Mi. Jan. 9th, Is4l,-am.
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I will also sell on Monday, the lS'n
dan of Julv aert, 1841,

I will also sell on Monday, the lS'n
day Of July neat, 184l,
!, like manner, for the purposes ana a.
the place aforesaid, the following, desert les:
he'd lots, tracts and parcels OF land' VIZ
The east half Of the north east qr'
fsection thirty three, township fourteen gu
yan6e eleven containing seventy n,ne a .be
ss.7OO acres. Also, the east han o. oa, ans
north east quarter, Of section QUE s az sS ans
shin fifteen, range IL, containing % a"'
- Also the east half of The south east 9
r. ssction one, township fifIeen' Tans :
y containing eighty FIVE and So-1 =
o ocrss purchased by James Browns =
The east half Of the north we ss. g
e .ect;on nineteen, township nl,e !,
o. .ae eleven; containing eighty anu b. 4
. T 1oG acres res purchased BY Moses q :
lar.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
FINDER an order of the Honorable, the
- Probate Court, of the County of Nox-
uhee, and State of Mississippi, will be sold to
the highest bidder at Macon; on
the First Monday Of February merit,
the House and Lot, in said town, belonging e
| the Estate OF Craven w. Tollen, decd.
Terms made known on day of sale. -
+. CHARLES BARNETT.
Administrator
Dec. Is. 1s4d-tds.
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FOR RENT
WVHAT welI known and &c conveine"'
establishment The

WVEIAT well Known aEIu S0''' 80
establishment the 1900
situated on the corner OF WAN uLu Mis-
rst streets in the Town columbus Nus !, :
s ~ to which is attached good sla'
~ I;,chen all necessary OUT buildings
Tle' above property will be rented IRON
Inc sO Il January 1s4l, ill the FIRST Q
the first -. -dyahtageous sA1u"
Ts.,,,.,v l842--'Lne a. -ant q
'anuo &C his establishment is 90 aPpaa,~ s.,n
ton o. ds s'S = further description OF the san"
uunect ssary. ro,,, win apply
rs'1 ~ Tsliaferro, Of No6u 11s9S SpJn'l
Lows N NARY E. A. sHQT"ELN'
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17-6w. (Prs. fee $40 s.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
tOWNDES COU MY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
EOWNDES COU MY.
Probate Court, December Term, A. D. 1910.
To ali persons interested IN the Real
Estate of JOHN ToLAND, Qunaticl
of LoUmdes County. e.
WTOU are hereby cited TO appear be1
fore the Probate Court OF sad
County, of Lowndes, at the Court HOUSE
thereof, on the.
First Mondog Of February. 1s41,
then and there to show cause if any you
! can. WHY the following Lands the proper
/ ~ ff the Estate of said John Toland, (lu-
natic,) to wit the tI =
/ The west half of north east quarter OF
/ section Number twenty three, in township
Innmber seventeen north, of range number
i s;xteen east, containing eighty acres, Also,
West half of south east quarter OF same
section township and range, containing
: eighty acres.-should not be sold accor-
dif1r to the prayer of the petition OF yoo.
: sep4 Toland, guardian of said John 10,
| land, to pay the debts of said estate and
further 10 do and suffer such things a.
| shall be considered of and ordered oy
t said Court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson Esq
Judge of the Probate Court 9
r +. s. Lowndes County at the Cour
# House thereof, the lst Monday
December. A. d. 1910, .:ss-
Issued the 18th day of December
t Attest WIN. P. FULLER cl'k..
n 13-6w prs. fee 2 SIS e n
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TRUST SALE.

m Dnrsuauce of the provisions o. ges Gu, u
~ russ ;eh . dse5 Is duly recorded in the proper
Ter w1lcn Is eli sor cash at the Court House
Office G Gllsg or Monday the Ism INST
door n.,', 5IeSeribed tract Of land, to W.T.
the iol4 9S ,st quartet Of the north west quar-
tne n ~ nc t;, seventeen, township eighteen
south Of range eighteen west, ouc a,v .s1S
vested in me by said teed VIII , VI T,',stee
Jan. 9th, 1sil.-tqas.- y go e ne = sbov,
PosrpoNEmrNr-1'he sale q, p k, lae aSt IN
Droperty has been postponed un'u Ni
lst gay u N'' JPW ADpLE trustee.
fan abd 1871. PrfS3XSzd q, Il y
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r,urnnrnr ~ Ass1r1cAr1oN.
STEAMBOAT ARRlvALS'
ARRIVED.

AIkINA IIDs
Ian l2-Steamboat Avalanche, Dupree
'aser, I'm Mobile, days.
l--Steamboat Victoria, Toulmm MASTER
o. ,llaA'la, days.
0h--Steamboat Renown, - MASTER I'M
Noble, a days.
9--S. boat Southerner, Swain MASTER im
Noble, days.
@-Sieamboat Shylock, I'm Mobile, days
B-Steamboat Tropic, Mitchell MASTER
aNoble.
l9--Stcamboat Lalla Rookh, Bryan niasten
Mobile, days.
DEPARTED.
Jan. l4-Stcamboat Avalanche, Dupree
W.T., Tor Mobile.
R-S,eamboat Victoria, Toulmn master
mobile.
@--StCamboat Renowni - mas'e'' ~
able.
steamboat Southerner, Swain master
Mobile.
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TRUST SALE.


TRUST SALE.
TnY virtue of deed in trust, executed
I'D on the eighteenth day OF SePtemo9eIF''
1890. to me, as trustee. by William u
Soutbal. for the purposes therein men
toned which said deed has been ackno"l- :
. aJne and left at The Office of the CLERK Q,
nr9bates. in the county OF Lowndes' anu
Sto,e Of Mississippi shall proceed 70
sell 70 the highest bidder, on
Saturday, The 18th day Of REQ. =
next 1a41, between the hours OF eleven !: .lp
o'clock. in the forenoon, and four. IN '.e
ofterooon. in front of the Ceurt House II !
The town Of Columbus, to the highest Dla :.
| der fo- cash. the following properly Z
WI Madison I,a Nelson, Willis, bred
Henderson, Louisa and child !. br re.
and Mutt. Such only will /. be con
purchaser, as is vested in me LINE. a. .sHsIe'
Truste'
h =, % ,s41 1t prf d7.5
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er,ror.-Thc pap ofthe Government
NJ - moro delicious than the mamma and
ni% add; as there seems to be great
gas . h among the Van Jack officers ito
ind. , w., cictualling places. We learn with
geo s ,,nrise, that some who have obtained
pn's ~ ,ntrarv TO ihe wishes Of the people;
'h', ~. 90 trampled with IRON heels upon their
s'oO' ..ho have despised their opposition, are
hs'o@ - dl.timed, and most uuseemly hui
nap' wi. .olisitihg the names Of their condemned
a.ly, :. petitioners to the great Harrison,
''','S .. ron,indahce m Office. And we hear,
b u'. - establishment, that some Of the sup
Fln w. Il President Harrison, are engaged
P'f'rs .,' 4 the names oftheH Wing Oreth.
nPI00 'Ioi, Oetitions-and is It thus, and where
'' Wv, Modesty-where is thy rosy tintl"
'O o sTame-where is thy blush!''
'O ~, ImOudencel--thcu art a monition Q
bckF OLD TIME.
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TRUST SALE.

-
10y virtue of a certain deed IN trust execu-
ID ted to me on the 10th day of June, A. ID.
1910, and duly recorded, to secure the pay
m,ent Of certain note therein mentioned to
Samuel F. Butterworth, l will sell to the high
est bidder, at the Court House in the County
of Lowndes, on
the 18th day Of January, merit;
for cash, all and singular, the following desert
bed lands, situate and being in the County OF
Lowndes aforesaid, and designated as follows
viz: The north half and the south east quarter
and the east half of the south west quarter o.
section number twenty three; and the south
west quarter of the south east quarter ofsec-
ton number fourteen. Alsol the north east or.
and .he east half of the north west quarter
and the east half of tine south west quarter Q
section number twenty six, ali in township no
seventeen south, of range number eighteen
west, containing 920 acres more or less 6
land. Together with all and singular, tn
SUPPLEMENTS and crops now growing thereon
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging
Sale to take place within legal hours,
P.B. STARKE.
|
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FINAL NOTICE.

INSOLVENCY. FINAL NOTICE.
WTNDER an order of the Honorable
Probate Court of the County Of
Noxubee, and State Of Mississippi, the
undersigned Commissioners Of Insolvency
ON the Estate of William Cockrell, de-
ceased, give notice that they will meet, at
the Office of Messrs. Smith & Jarnagn,
in the town of Macon, Noxubee County,
on the first and third Mondays in each
mo nth, until the first day ofJuly next, to
receive and audit claims against the Es-
tate of said deceased-at the expiration
Of said time the commission will close, anc
a final report be made TO the court
H. L. JARNAGlN,
]. &. ROBERTS,
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TRuST SALE.

HRY virtue of a deed in trus, executed
to me by George N, Smith and
acknowledged and letE at the Clerk ofpIo-
bates. in the county of E0wtides and State
of Mississinp. on the goth day Of Septem-
Der 1899, / shall proceed to sell on the
9th day of Jaaa7ay 1S41;
between the hours of eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, and four O'Clock in the AFTER
noon, at the residence Of the said George
N. Smith, in the county and State afore
said, Inc following property; TO Wit
Patty, and her three children, Violet;
Jack; and Peggy, and woman named
Chiner, with her increase, Such title only;
as have by virtue of said decd of Trust,
shall sell according to the terms Of said
deed. and for the purposes therein mem
toned.
5I RICHARD H. BROWNE,
Trustee.
Dec. 2Sd ls4s. At. pr. dc
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
KEMPER COUNTY.
Circhit Court Clerks Office; January
2nd, 1841:
Joseph G. Baldwin, }
VIM. K. Allen,
TT appearing that the defendant in this case
u is an absconding debtor, it is ordered that
publication be made of the -pendency Of
this attachment IN the Southern Argus
newspaper published in this State, for
four weeks successfully, notifying the de-
!, fendant, that Unless he appear al the next
term of this court, to be held in and for
said county, at the courthouse thereof IN
the town of DeKalb, On the 4th Monday
:. of April next, and answer the plant
lof the plaintiff, Judgment will be entered
against him, and the property levied upon
he ordered to be sold according to law.
3 Test, LEWIS STOVAEL,
= Clerk.
e Jan. 18th, 1s41.-4w pr. fee 81 81
ty STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, KEMPEB
COUNTY.
Cifeuit Court Clerks Office, JdnEar!
II End, 1S41.
s. s. th0r'as v naO'y' lAtch'.. 500 90
of | George Washington,
Ith TT appearing that the defendant, IN tn
&c case is an absconding debtor. 1t is O.
r.. dered that publication be made of Ii
er, tendency Of this suit for four successiN
OF weeks In the Southern Argus" new
no. paper published in this State, notifyir
ea ~ the defendant, that unless he appear on
the before the fourth Monday of April neg
on, being the first day of the next term OF Il
ng. Circuit Court, at the Court House in sa
county, pit in special bail and plead,
!. demur, judgment will be entered agar
'ee' hiniand the property levied on sold to sa
:. = Teste. LEWIS sTovALb,
has Clei
lnd Jan. 9th, 1e41-4w. Pr. fee 81
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OF the Female Seminary, IN the masonic
Hall, will commence
ON Monday the 11th Jan. INST.
under the superintendent of Miss Nc
FwrN Parents who wish to patronise
the institution would do well to send IN
their children, at the commencement Oh
the session.
The Terms of tuition are as follows;
photography, Reading, and Writing ~
All higher studies usually taught IN ON.
er Schools, =
per session of five months
Columbus, Jan. A, l64l. IT.
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Jan, 30, ls41.-lt prf d4.X44.
ruEpIEE1S SAFE.

at prsf %
SHERIFF'S SALE.
- V v;rtup Of sundry ,writs Of. Fierl Facias,
issued bF the Clerk of the Circuit Court |
of owndes county, and TO me directed, | WIZ
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder ior casn'
r. PtJ the Court House in the town of Columbus
on Monday the 1e.f
- 18Th day Of January 1641'
.bo eollowiino n, opertv, to wit: Four Negroes
named Griffin, Garrett, William ana n. TINA n
la levied on as the property of William D. D.
I ;rbtfoof to satisfy said f. IA IN 1aVor W
Elisha II. Sharp, Neil Bartee and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
dated 4th January, l84lt =
DA''N P. M. GRANT, Sh'f Lowndes CO
ian6 16 2t Prs. fee d.
JONI POSTPONEMENT.
rrLo colo IF the above mentioned prope.ly'
h. he pee Sa'I nostponed until Monday, the mrs.
day of February next J NT.
Ian. 20, 1910. pr d4.5 ks sun
| 9HERTFFS sALE.-By virtue Of W.T. VI,
Is of Venditioni Exponas, issuso W o9,,a ~
CIerk OF the Circuit Court OF ko"nug s o ~ -
I'd to me directed, l will sell ior cash, a. =,
en- rourt House in the town OF ColulnOuS' y
A0nu1 15th ddu of February 194l, Z
tho foilowing property, to wit /: Lot No: Q, Il
!ne r rU,, IF the south, west quarter Of SOU
lng po,;orter dissection nine, township eigates
! sonlh. range eighteen west coh'a'np'
1900 acres, af Henry Al RI
ror 80 10 satisfy said writ in favor Oh 'lliq
RainGeard g. Co. 80, =, 1.;v
Ss1e within the hours prescrloea " law
oag he 18th day of January lo4l.
Dated lno GRANT, Sh'f. Lowndes CO.
:.a1a ~ At Prs. fee do w
TIT pIEF5S SALE. By virtue O. '" y
e Venditioni Exponas issued Oy !
~. ~ the circuit court OF hoW = !
c cnn,v. and to me directed, will sell :
= cssb at the courthouse IN Inc Town
= Gnlnn6bus. on Monday the 80,
J. 18th day Of February ISL y L. i,
3 The following property to W.T.; Ms We -
a. ao 9 west quarter west half noreh ~
. so, and east half south west guar.
!. q aatse, FIVE township sixteen sOOth' ran
i. !; seTee av;sd on as the property # W,lls
~ ~ cali se and James Gallaghe e 6, sa1.'
81 said writ in favor Of Thomas e "a p ~ 4
- s'' Sale within the hours preserves y q )
nstsd the 18th day Of Jaraary -
NJ GRANT ShH LOwnoes
], ii prs fee 5ds
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
CULTIVATED at the Horticulture it Iun9
gfdnnds of David Landberth' near
Philadelphia, and sold by = HILL:
Columbus, Jan. 2O.-ls-tf
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rn1rNTARY SCHOOL.

Jan 90, Is41 At prf do
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Id. WILLIAMS. 7. JOHNSON.
WILLIAMS & JOHNSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
On front, one door below Dauphin st.
MOBILE, ALA.
REFERENCES.
Perry Co: :,
Gen. E, D. King, Rev. P. Crawford,
Columbus, Miss.
Ma; y. Conner. M. Walthall, Esq.
Marengo CO.
81 K;dd Rev. Z. Baptist
Col. A. d Alu"' 5uupT6r 20.
pev Mr. Estor, Major Aney.
Montgomery Co:
Dr 4 B. New harter, C. T Pollard esq
Mobile Co.
| Rev: P. Stout, Miller & Thompson
The Marion Herald, Demopolls paper
Greensboro Beacon, Voice Of SumP'er
Leyinpston. Journal and Advertiser, Mont
oomery, and Southern Argus. Columbus
: Mss. will please publish the above week. eel !
for three months and forward their pills
d iO' - = w. & J.
i Nov. 26-17-3m.
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Dec. 23d ls4s. At. pf. dc
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Jan. 9th, 1e41-4w. Pr. fee 81 %