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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

I'VE take the following from thsI Troy bnd
tis a, Samuel Weller would say, "werr
.Ilcut and VERY much TO the point"
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ORIGINAL "LoNG TIME AGO."
!. comes winter, here comes winter,
C,arm, ofhail-and snow--and sleet--
d the Printer, pay the Printer
q, him warm his hands and feet.
~ comes winter, here comes winter,
syhrening every bill and da'e;
" the Printer, pay the Ptinter,
Send your money by the mail.
the Printer, pay the Printer,
m remember his just due;
cold winter, in cold winter,
liz wants cash as well as you.
zzsry winter, merry winter
will be il all do right;
NV the Printer, pay the Printer,
D. the thing that is polite,
Happy winter, happy winter,
Hnk the juggling ofthe bells,
IS the Printer, 10 the Printer,
Ayhat sad tales the music tells!
ID poor Printer!-ah poor Printef!--
Your subscribers froIic all,
N the winter, in the winter,
BIT meier think ofyou at all.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
TREAsuRER's OPErCE.
CITY Of Jackson, Jan. 2, IS4i.(

TREAsuRER's OPEICE,
CITY Of Jackson, Jan. 2, lS4i.
To the Honorable, the Speaker
Of the House of Representatives.
Of The State of mississippi
SIR: have the honor herewith TO hand
yor, to he laid before the honorable body
over which you preside, the enclosed repor,
Of the State Treasurer. from the com
nencement of my official services, up Il
the first day of January, l84l, and have
the honor to be,
VERY respectfully,
Your ubedient servant,
J. S. CURTIS,
State Treasurer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
REPORT
OF TIE
STATE TREASURER.

TREAsURER's OFFICE.
City Of jackson, Jan. l, ls4l.
TO the Honorable the Speaker
ofhe House of x personalities
ofMe State Of Mississippi:
SIR: have the honor herewith to hand
you, to be laid before the honorable body
over which you preside, a statement of The
fiscal operations Of the Treasury, from the
first To the twe0ty fourth day OF February,
1910, both days inclusive, embracing the
tine OF the administration OF the Treasury
Department by James G. Williams, late
Treasurer, and no, included in his annual
report at the last session, which shows
he receipts into the Treasury to be
Twelve thousand two hundred and forty
dollars, nInety.two cents.
The receipts into the Treasury are
from the following sources:
Received on account Of
Safe taxes, S12,24o 90
And the expenses are accounted tor as
follows:
Disbursements on account
of the Legislature, $5,326 %
Disbursements on account
Of the Public Buildings, 1850 0C
DiSbu"sed on account Of
the Ptniienliary, 2,SS2 o.
| DlSburs ID on account OF
the Judiciary, $50 OK
Dlsbursed on account Of
Bank Commissioners, 500 Of
OsbuIsed on account OF
State Capitol, 40 o.
Dshursed on account Of
Soldiers of the Revolu.
tiuE, lou W
Disbursed on account Of
appropriations, 80 W.
Sl0,706 u
All of which 10 respectfully submitted
J, s. CURTIS,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

OF They have bern having all marner
Of snnw storms NJ the North. The old
wear seems to have male its exit 10 per.
f4cl rage. R1ilroad., iurnpikps, and all
ther routes have heen rendered ui'er,
impossible by the drifting of the snow.
The mails hive been "knocked into pi,"
and quite a number Of Congress members
we're detained nj Philadelphia, New York.
ami other places, several davs on their
jOurues to Washington.--V. Wing.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

The Richmond Star. allnding 10 the
Legislators sitting with their feet on their
desks, saws, they were srnt to show their
heads and not their heels.
Very true, Corporal, but you mu,l
make an allowance. MS Legislators are
very apt To have helds Of which they are
by no means proud.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
1, ,suFp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. BASKlN.
.n,tc OF SUBSCRIPTION.

THU Ms VI ~ hDNS
Irv,ygrcS UNION, is published everey
II,r morning, at s. per annum, INVARIABLY
sAScE. .nv,,r,.,o
.,,,.omenrs will be inserted at the rate ofsl on
u,s Tor the first insertion, and so cents for each
'ase,saner-ten lines or less, constituting a
rho number of insertions required must be
,hs margin of the manuscript, or they will
,,si ,ilI forbid, and charged accordingly. Al.
.o,s from a distance must be accompanied
eCASH, or good reference IN town.
r. YEARLY ADVERTISING.
,,,,v lines or less, renewable nj pleasure $50
" M taken for less than one year-and paya'
p,,gIsse Manual advertisersi is limited to their
pms5ate business; aud all advertisements roi
n neSt If other persons, sent in by them, must
|er BY the square.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

In Kentcky, the .btor has the priv.
'ege OF Designating what articles, Of his
property shall lie sold under execution
to satisfy debt, aud ol late has been the
practice 10 the new counties, among those
who seek every means to escape from tn
pressing demands Of the sheriff and con.
stables 10 point out herd ul Wild hogs il
The woods. They beng worth the a.
mount Of the execution, the IImb Of The
law IS Obliged to accept them, "hut the
thing is 10 catch 'em." II not taken the,
return to the possession of lhr debtor. A
Trend saw the same herd of swine, fired
as satisfaction for ex 'cniion, five time.
~ one week. and these had been borrow.
ed OF neighbor for lew DAYS, and were
OF the widest sort, TO avade the process Of
The law. The executions beng returned
nultd bona, 'be tile Of pigs we're transfer.
red to sheIr righ,tul owner.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

English rogues place fourpenoy pieces
on the railroad tracks, lei the locomotive,
give them a roll and then pass them lol
slxpenccs. This is ahead of the rogue,
on our side the water. IN. O. Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

The producers Of society.--Carmers.
and laborers and the men who add TO
the real wealth Of orr country. When
they are well paid, you may say a ma
ton hss genuine prosperity.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
'lR BENTON e. THEPRESIDENT'

ar bLLN 4 WV O. L. L IL E1Sl IJILLN .
The extract below ia from the Missouri
Argus. The RIchm nd Enquirer remarks
N it rs follows: ave do not vonch Tor
ne accuracy of the following Statement.
II comes in the shape of letter from the
Correspondent OF the ST. Louis Argus,
rom jefferson, Missouri. The ST. Louis
Bulletin (Whig) is obviously annoyed BY
he revelation, though it Processes To douLt
h. "magnanImi'y" of Col. Benton. IL
his sentiment, it does Col. Benton great
lnjustice.
1t is due, not only by him but by all the
Democratic party at such a conjecture As
this TO lose sight of self to look only TO the
great principles of the party aud to The
gieat interests Of the country. Ambuiu
nny rage among our opponen's-it mus,
sleep among us. Who will become the
next Candidate of the Republican party, is
4 matter lett for grave Consideration, aud
luture ariion.n
"Senatrr Benton has been here for a
week. His room is crowded from une IN
The morning until eleven at night. He
sPe'ks freely and unres"rVedly upon all
subjects of national aud STATE policy aud,
IN relation to The great Impending event,
he SAYS 1t will be short ride, ami by no
means marry one, if the Opposition carry
II, that 1t wuuld be the thlrd lime the fed
eraIlss got the Presidency and now, as
her' tplore it would be but four years
Iense. He is for Van Buren,, for 1914,
Against the world. He reirrs II the year
1896, when Mr.. Jefferson was defeated h,
the elder dams, and " ben thu ID mocra.
CIV Immediately took up Mr.. Jefferson a.
gam, and carried him through: also 10 the
year 1924, when Gen. Jackson was de.
Iealrd by the younger A Jams aud When
The Democracy immrdateIy took hlm up
again, and were victorious WI h 5Im. Tie
saws the same should be done with Mr.
Van Buren,. The Democracy should con
centra,e upon him INSTANTLY and 60 Tor.
ward united aud vigorously. heard hun
make the most beautiful e'ogiums on Mr..
Van Bnren's character, both private aud
public, and declares that he had done every
thug his friends could WISH, aud nothing
which they could coudemn-- that he want.
ed he ho00r Ola re.eIertinn, aud ouah, to
receive IT IN 1874. 10 all p"rsooaI SUI,
gestIons to himself, he returns pr, empto.
ry aud unqualified repulse. adhrrIna t. hi
great motto: "CnIon, Harmony, Conces
sion. seIfdenial: epery hing for the cause
nothing for men,"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

As far as | had an opportunity ofexam'
iaing the accounts Of my two immediate
predecessors, find the transactions Of this
Department, since the report Of James G
Williams, deceased. to the Legislature at
its last session, to be in accordance with
The foregoing statement.
! vii lose no time, however, in bringing
forward balances Of an earlier date, and
ronnect them down to the present, that !
may render the labOrs OF the Committee
On Accounts less arduous.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
J. S. CURTIS,
State Treasurer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
THE YOUNG FIFER.

Come hither jones' said a young off
MI 10 his only remaining comrade who
NJ fingered IN the mess-room, as he gazed
1pngh the window on the band which
been PLAYING during their dinner hour;
'9ne bther Jones, and tell me if you see
Ping worthy Ofremark in yonder strip.
. FIprP
Noli, hilhn answered Jones, snlkilv {;
you, Beaufort, are forever springing
Pine of conjecture in the face of every
f8ess lad you see.'
The beard Of manhood will never dar,
that lip said Beaufort, as he summon
bis attendant. 'Gregory,' continued
4 NE soldier who snlered, tell Sergeant
Ms to bring the junior Fife player to nv
3ns, when the evening muster roll mas
called, and the men have retired To
a quarters The man bowed and with.
he young soldier wandered beside the
pses. to enjoy the fragrance of an east.
nlght; the stars shone brightly on the
Pm, aud all around breathed pence and
InOoy. Bat the thoughts OF Beaufor,
y RULED, his fancy heated and excited
pa still dwelling on the object tina, had
eksned his curiosity.
A'er valnly attempting TO direct his
= into some calmer channel. he short.
n MS ramble and returned 10 his Iodg.
entrance he found the old Ser.
p and his STRIPPING charge already
e' Following the example Of the SOL
'he youth PIT his hand timidly to his
aNa saInied the officer as he passed.
re wa' a mingled air Of haughrinpss
mode''y in this simple action, that
'Oan ever aroused the curiosity of
AMt.
Ell, at least you will not refuse To &C.
"ese lew pieces for the trouble | have
Yon,' said the young officer, 'and
20" are an orphan, and have only
nance OF var 10 depend upon, when
oO ol'rs,l will not neglect your in.
> though | regret you seem 80 M.
10 own me for bonefaclor; bnt |
u ''l'lher press confidence so reuc-
\ Welded
be,ufort spoke he put little purse
WIN gold coin into Inc hand Of the
musician. The pulse that ben, hur-
10 mat small and delicate hand, as
'"ole' beneath his touch, found a
e'nn IN the heart Of the romantic
Inc boy bowed and with.
~.'n the Sergeant, evidently delight,
,s."pe being further questioned; but
H. anectIc on his cheek, and some.
NJ %e =, tear glis,ening on the dark
w. nan averted ewes, ne he quit.
@om' that minisiered fresh food 10
pS ,"a''On of Beaufort, during a sleep
=
~ your deliverer turns out 10 he
. . all, aud the verv stripping
ma ."o Strange fancies about said
nevenng as he sa, chatting be-
oou o. his wounded comrade.
eD,, ""srafnlate you on so romantic
NJ "auat'eI,,'ds jus, what Won hive becn
p ! y az your life the pale cheek
,wI "ecame ,inged with Grim.
70 A., Faith now, and what do yon
!. uos marry her, | suppose, accord.
H. "'Pscrlbed rules Of romance. and
,S., 'a'ner ola race of heroes
Il, : replied not BY words, hut he
f,o,. ua,k eyes to The speaker; one
-" those orbs silenced all furher
years from The date Of the Dr.ced.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

What is the difference be- yeen me and
. new novel;" inquired a highly rouged
damsel Of her hea al is this" said he
a new novel Is read because il is inter.
r>ting, and >"n nre interesting because
YOU are red.-N. q. Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

TREAsURLR's OFFI f,
City Of Jackson, Jan. 2, lS4l.
To the Honorable, the Speaker
ofthe House Of Representatives
of the State of Mississippi:
SIR: ! have the honor herewith 10 hand
YOU, 10 be laid before The honorable body
over which you preside, a statemen, OF the
fiscal operations of the Treasury from The
lilh day Of March, 1910, TO the first day
o. December, both days inclusive, under
the administration of WIN. Need Esq.
The amount remaining in the Treasury
Oh The Hin day OF March, 1910, viz:
L. T. Collins, Attorney Generals two
several receIptr, first OF date 7Jh Sept,
1889, for the sum of $230,474 90
Second, Of date 10Th Dec,
1889, Tor 1928 90
The notes Of the Mississip.
pl R. r. Bank, 1850 90
Uu,"" sa k, '''' 1920 90
The notes Of he Real Es-
tate, Columbus, 5 W
The notes OF the CONNER.
cIaI Bank, Manchester, 5 90
The notes OF the Kpmper
" Noxubee Navigation
Company, b OO
The licAels Of The Corpora
non Of Jackson, 5 70
Specie, 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

PARRY KEA!-"My DEAR" said a
gentleman TO lady whom he thought
to be married, do you wish 10 make
a fool Of mc?' Mo-" replied the lady,
mature has saved me Of the trouble"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

Sl0,706 10
All of which 10 respectfully submitted.
J, s. CURTIS,
State Treasurer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
TTEAsuRER's OFFICE,


City of jackson, Jan. Q, 1871.
In pursuance Of the several statutory
provisions defining The duty Of State Treas
nrer, the undersigned presents TO your
honorable body the following report:
In entering upon the discharge of this
duty your Treasurer would respectfully
represent, tina, he found in the Treasury
on the 81 day of December, lS4l, the fol-
lowing effects, VIZ:
Two several receipts of T. F. Collins,
Attorney General, for the sum of two
hundred and thirly.eight thousand one
hundred and two doIIars; first receipt OF
date 7:h Sept, 1889, for the following sums,
and particular descriptions of funds, viz:
Certificate Of deposile on
Brandon Bank, $229,3s4 90
Monies of the Citizens
Blk of Madison county, 470 90
Notes OF the Benton and
Manchester Rail r. ITO 90
Noes of the Lake Wash.
ington aud Deer
Creek Bank, $50 90
Second receipt, OF Dec.
18Th, 1889:
Notes Of the Bank Of
Grenada, 1928 90
$23s, l02 90
Making the amounts as above stated
Notes OF the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23

S3O2,O65 GA
Receipts into the Office from the ID day
Of December to The LIST day Of January,
both days inclusive, viz:
Received on account Of
State taxes, $S4l 10
D,sbursed or
accent OF State
Capitol, S50l 90
Disburs'd on
ac'ut Of LegiS.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
53tids NJ. J. McRAE, Register.

In Chancery-State of AE,hama-Mobile Count,
 Spring Term, 4. D. 1S4l. William Fisher compft. PURSUANT To de- 769 ys. cree rendered in lhis case Basil Mesler, defendant. at the spring term, A. D. IS41, of the of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of said state at Mo- bile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday n, November next, in front of the court house of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of Sheriff sales the property described in a certain deed oimortgage made by Basil Meslier to William Fisher on lhe 25th day of March A. D. 1886, as follows All that certain tract, pece parcel, lot of land and prem- ses, situate, lying and being in the city and county cf Mobile and state of Alabama, bounded on the south hy Stone street, the east hy lands heretofore con- ,eyed by said Fisher to William Austin, on the north by lands of said Fisher, rnd on the by lands 10 be left open for a street-sad hereby granted ut of land having front said Stone street of four chains and ninety six links, by depth of six chains and thirt, three links-togeher with all and singular he tenements, hereditaments, rights, members, pr,ile- geS and appnrtenanccs to the same belonging or in any wise apperainmg. Terms of s,l., cash.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, this lst day of October, A.
 D. 1S4l. Attest,
 octl 5Sd NJ. J. McRAE, Register
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

TENRNSf SAi.E.-fursu3,nt ta the provisions of :,
 Deed of Trust, executed by Lament Maujpn, for and on hehall the a Gil, Company of Alabama, tn secure lhe pawn mt of prolnissory of said company, dated 26lh September. lS40, payable one sc after date, for the snn nf Twenty Thousand Dol. ags, which note mas made n favor of said cuInlan, and nl, CT lorsed by II tn Iemr, D. Riehardsnn of the city "f New O,leans-l i'll proceed to sell iol he purposes of said deed, al the Ctl of Aahana, in the caunv uf Baldwin, oa Slf,udav The 2al Octaier, instant, between the hours of II oclk and 6 Q clock P NJ. all the Real Estate of said company, lying aad bning within said county of Baldwin consisting of 96od) nine thousind siN hundred and fifty ols, slu- alel within sad City of Alabama, agreeable 10 the plals o said city, be the more less, together with all the rights and privileges of said company, de- rnei under their charter from Ihe rgslature of Ala bama.
 Also-llr following Twenty-Two SLAVES-de- tl...I. .la IIlL1.,-..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18

PURSUANT to decree rendered in this cause at the Spring Term A. D. lS4l, ofthe court of chan ccry for the first district of the southern chancery d. sion of said state at Mobile, shall proceed To sell on the first Monday in November next in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales, the property described in the bill of complaint filed in this cause as follows 10 t;-All that certaln ece or lot of ground, stu ated Ill the county and city of Mobile on the east side ol StJoakm street, between State and Congress streets bounded on the west by St Joakim street. on the north by lot belonging (at the date afhrsao) to the Insurance and Banking Company of Augusta, Geo. on the east by lot late the property of John Warren, and on the south by lot late the psop- ery of J. $. Beers; having front of forty feet un S Joaklm street, and running back cast one hundred and thrty-fve feet more or less, and having the same width in Tear as in front Terms of sale cash
 Witness, Malcolm J. McI1ne, Register of sad
 court of chancery, this the first day of October,
 A. D. l64l. Attest
 oct 53tds M J. McRAE Reoister
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
AIso-lhc following Tuenly-Tvo sLAvEs-de.

Alsn--a Portable Rail Road, Rail Road Cars, Wheels, Pile Driving Machines Timber, Carriages, Carts, Nheelharrows, and other implements; Black smiths Tools, and Six Horses, with Harness.
 Several of the negroes are good mechanics. inl description of inc property advertised, may be had from the suhscrbcr who will at all times be found at the said City of Alabama. The sale will take place without any default. Terms cash.
 octll 57tds SAMUEL. MORGAN, Trustee.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.-IMMENsE RE lN DUCTIoN IN PRICEs!
 nANIEI = G pRADX


 No S3 Dsuphin street, (immediate opposite the Pub lie Square,) have just received per brig Mobile and other late arrivals, large and handsome assortment of DRY GOODS, which they are prepared to sell al am;,ziug low prices Families about making their necessary fall purchases, wt study Economy by call. in5 at the above store. Country Merchants are in- yited to call and eAamlne the Goods before making ther purchases. Amongst their present stock will be found tle E,lloWinu-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18


 3l5 vs
 John II. Owen, and George Poe, IT,, defendants PURSUANT to decree rendered in th,s ease, nj the fall term, A. n. lS3s of the circuit court of Mobile county and the said state, exercising chan cery jurisdiction, shall proceed sell on the first Monday in November next, in front of the court house of Mobile county, between the usual hours of Sheriff s sales, the property described in a certain deed of mortgage from John H. Owen to James Ma gee, Calvin Norris, and Thomas w. Mccoy, bear ing date the 9th day of May, lS36, as follows lot number 9, in square 29O, situate the west side of Franklin st, between finnt and Lipscomb sts, having front of 6l it on Franklin st., and running back on its northern boundary line westwardy and parallel with Hunt st. l2O feet to point where it mtersec,s the south boundary line of the Orange Grove tract thence running eastwardy along said boundary line to it's intersection with Franklin st, said lot hnvng the form and dimensions had down and described Tn certain plat ot survey of part of the Orange drove tract, projected and drawn by John James, and recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court oi Mobile county. Terms of sale, cash
 Attest, NJ, J. McRAE, oct o3ttis Master in Chanrely
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
George Getz, Defendant,

PURSUANT to a decree rendered in this case al the Spring Term, A D. 1911, of the court of chance " for the first district of the southern chancery dNi sion of said state at Mobile, shall proceed la sell on the first Monday of November next in front uf ;he court house of Mobile county and between he usual hours of sherins sales, the property described in a certain deed of mortgage made by George Get1 in Daniel Duyol and bearing date the 7h day of May, A.. D. lS20 as foows 'sFhree lots of land, situate and being in the city of Mobile, bounded the somh by Government street. and on the east by Franklin street, being the same conveyed by ihe said Du,o to the snd Getz, on the seventh day of May instant, having fifty five feet front Government street each by one hundred and fourteen feet in depth" Terms of sale cash
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the said court this first day of October, A. D. 1S4l.
 octl 53tf Auest-M. ]. McRAE, Reg.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
oct 53ttds Master in Chanre,v.

h Chancery-State of ALabama--AIpbile County soh" lo, C. Washington, comprt} .PURsuANTto tn ozi vs. Z n decree rendered in Frederic Naested, defendant. } this ease at the Spring Term, A. D. 19l0, of the court of chaacerv for the first district of the southern cancery division oi said state, shall proceed to sell the first Mon day ofNosember next, in front of the curt house nf Mobile county, and between the usual hours of she- riis sales, certain property Cor mnch of as may be necessary satisfy sand deeree) described in :, certain deed of mortgage from the said Frederic Nae- ste.l ta sa John c. Washington, special aalm.,,s, trI,tor of Johh Washington, deceased, bearing ss a the ith day of October, A. n. lS37, f,llowss is l3sowing negro slaves, n wit: Wm Bregsr lusel.,, James, William Jones Peter Clifford boy CaAin w,,- men Judy and her children Katherine John Ann. S,,- sanna and Judy, also the steam grist mill with the engine stones and gear, formerly the property erh,- mas B. Walton; also the household and kitchen Iur- nitnre of the sad Frederic Naested."
 Terms of sale cash. Attest,
 oetl 53tf Nj. J. Mc2AE, Master in Chaa'ry.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-18
LEWIS MIDDLETON S co. Mobile, Oct. l, 1S41. oct4 51tf

UTHARF NOTICE-Whereas, much nconven- w fence and great loss is experienced by the pro prietors of the wharves. from the present mode of shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given tmt from and after the first day of November next, no dray will be permitted to enter uprn any of the wharyes with merchandise for shipment, without the drayman first delivering to the wlnrlinger-who will attend for that purposes, written acknowledgment from responsible shipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage. or payment of the same m2de in cash.
 san12 tIion A | JUDE. WharfInper.