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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02
PAINTS, alILa sc.

ITAvILAND, CLARK k Cd 45 and i47 VA HI TER STREET are receiving and oasr for sal Ai low prices
 3O0 " esira, .' 300 {" No. l, " " 800 [" No. 2, .. LINsEED OIL-25 bbls Bridges' ,, sa.sI SPIRITS TDRPkSTIEK--90 bbls in fine ordel wrsSo@ % .".erS drass- IsO boxes by 10; Sso do It
 by 12; 50 do by 8 10 by IS, 800 do lt
 by f 10 24 by g. zzaz PAINT BRusHEs-IO0 doz Nes to GOO ,001 SASH BkUsHEs--tOO l" " 2to9
 YELLOW OcHRE-eo kegs % lbs each. la oil SPArf.H BRowN-50 % ' '' BLACK PAiRT-3O kegs 2k '" CHROME GREEN--l60 lbs ground in oil.
 2ol " dry, Tieruan's No l CHRoaE YELLow--l60 lbs dry
 vESETIAE RkD--6 bbls Eng ish VAREIss.s-Coach, FarnIinse and Japan Yar'h LAMPBLAcK-Eddy's refined and common. PATENT BI AcK--For carriage makers.
 GLUEa-I0 lbls common and fine Together with general assoFtmant Of articles fo, Pianters' sse. Artlsts' colors. Ac. novie ID DERFU FUMERY-An exleaz,vs and elegant Az sortment of Perlumery and fsilsi articles, among which
 DOORS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. Bailey Blue's-Esprit Victoria; do Prince AL bert; Esprit Unis; Essence Bouquet, Moussue.
 
 LulIn's and Guerlaiu's-Ex'racis Rose. Heliotrope, N illefeur. Patchoulv, Neil d'Angleterre, Reseda, Jasmn d d'Espagne, Mossseline. Violet, Bouquet de Caroline, Orange Portugal, Yerveine. Rose Geraaiuw. Bouquet de Rfine, elc. Pmaud' s--Exfracis Scoiia Flora. Bouquet Chantil- ly, Bouquet Anglais, Violet de ParIae, Bouquet Victoria, Mousseline, Mgnonette, vanle, Muse, Eganline, eie
 Ede's-Ex'rae,s Verbena, Spring Flowers. Esseace Honeysuckle, Royal Violet, Indian Paicheuly. Hedyosiana, Queens Own. Cape Jessainine, etc Together with variety of Extracts In boxes. sad Toilet Bottles in cases.
 CoIogne--Farina's genuine. Labin's, Guerlain's Prevost's and other varieties. Eau de Tolrlte-Iuhins. Lavender yaier-lubin's. De i'Salle's. etc. Orange Flower Water French, in pts and ats. Tooth Pasie-Lubin's, Pelleiier's Odeutine, pyer's and Sherunan's etc.
 Topth Powder-Lubn's. Coral and American. PoInalun,--G Guerain's PhocAme Psmmade, iA glass and China pois; OK Marrow; Creme de Perse. etc, etc.
 Soaps-Lubin's. Gaerlan's. Preyosi's, De i'Salle's HaRel's and Hull's Fancy and Toilet Soaps. Brash-s-A large assortment. comprising every r,siy sad quality of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving. Comb and Cloth Brushes.
 novl9 HAvILAND. CLARK 6 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

n. n. CRuzAT. t.ssff N. R. MOORE CRUZAT & MOORE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA. 1.
 Refcrences- Messrs. Whitaker $ Sampson. Mobile. James Magee < Go. [. Carlos Csuzat. Esq, Havana. Messrs. Raymond & Co.,, New Orleans. Jordy x Brasier, 1" James D. Denegre, Esq. jy22
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

WEEI.Y PAnKETI FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E@ h'rhe steamboat H. KINNEY, H. SzzzEEssss55=1 Kinney master. will run during inc season as aregula. weekly packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard. or te <
 ,o.o M WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

J. DE P. OGDEN, Presidenf--A. M. MERCHANT,
 Vice Presidenf--I.Ewis BEHToS, Seeretary. The subscribers, Agents of the above Company, are prepared insure against casualties by SEA and RIVER, and loss and damage by FIRE, on as favor- able terms as any other office in this city, and res- pecfaly sslic,t the patronage of the public.
 EDWARD c. CENTER & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY 7 aaA rl tAat pAfsKEsp .if}t tHsHtt ff q. q

fAChEI.
 A E%SS h The new, last running, passenger R5SSIs1{x steamer SELMA. Jo. Bryant master, will ply ihe ensning season a regular packet be- lwesn Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at 5 o'clock. PM. arrive at Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont. gomery every FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
 sep2a M WAKING & co, Agents SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. A Ep~ h The steamer MONTGOMERY, F Nj Johnson master, willply the en. suing season between Mobile and Mvntgomery.-- Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY at5 o'clock Ph. For freght or passage upplv on boasd, or ,o
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents
 sep28 72 Front and 75 Com
 Capt Johnson having been informed that insnua- ioss have been uttered and doubts implied by some of bis kind associates, that his owne' ship of the Montgomery is questionable, he would beg to state, for tue satisfaction of his friends and those interest sd 10 the matter. Una. he himself s' the sole owner of the boat i...-.a
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

 MOBILE. MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA,
 WEEKLY PACKET. . f1s fe The fine steamer DALLAS, G. w. Ss5sz1 Lapngton master. will ply during the seassn as regular Weekly Packet, 10 the above and all intermediate landings. commencing her ,rps al inc first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY, evening at , o'clock PM. arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. ia time for the cars for Chehaw arriving at Wetumpka every FRIDAY, at 3lo'clock PM. Returning. leaves We, tumpka every SATURDAY.. at l2 o'clock NJ. and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on the arrival of the cars from Chehaw, and arrives al Mobile every MONDAY morning. in time for pas seogers to take the New Orleans Mail boats.
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair ed, having been haaled out in the New Orleana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared lo make her as safe aud comfortable any the trade.
 oc,s0 a438a M. MARiNG & CO.,, Agents.
 N R--1he Dallas is provided with fine Engine and Hoes. t ll tfisHl
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

HAvILAND, CLARK co ,46 and q VA III TER STREET are receiving and oaer for sal.
 WHirE LeaD-aSO kss pure. in a5 to 100 lb ks.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

00 BBL.S best Cider Viaegsr; ~ 25 bbls New England Rnn, 12 casks Loadon Porter; 6pipss Swan Gia, on consignment and fot
 sale by BEERS & SMITH,
 aov25 20 St Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

AGKNcY MUTUAL SAFETY 1Fs Co ,f
 Mobile, 9h November. 1846. "' EaHlS Office is re-opened for the al the | corner of St Francis and Royal streets up stairs and applications for FIRE, MARINE and RIVER INSURANCE will be promptly acted on as hereto. fore bv the undersigned agent of the company.
 nOy9 ROBERTS BUNKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

I.-I efI OHaFIes VT. COhhIIIy. -7#.I : WILLIAM w. DIBBLEE. Sec'y-SImEoF BALD WIN, President--J usTus HARRIseF, " President. the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks on Cotton anG other Merchandise, md wilas insure against Ere, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates ol premium. ESLAVA, MURRELI. C. co. S
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

77-I-77 THOMAS HARRGsON, gue AT1ORN NEY AT 4 ". ' .aat aaa .. Montgomery, Alabama. Will practice in the Courts of Montgomery. Ma con, Autauga, I.owndes and Dallas counties. Also, the District Courts of the United States, held at Mobile and Tuscaloosa. 4 Al clams placed in his hands promtpy attended to. Re)asfo
 Win Jones, Jr. Esq.
 Rs.sis' Rs,si,or Ms.I {, Rss's:s'' s cs. Mobile
 Hon. k. Saffoid, }n.u.sco
 Hon. Jno. & Hunter,
 Gen. T. L. Toulmin, eu.hJ.
 Hon. K. s. Dargan, { decl7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

|HNAll.ed's GOODS-For sale b.
 A %. H. BUNNELi., cor Water and Con,i. E Fancy Saiia Yssl,Hg; Boiled blk. Satin do; We've roi'd M.rseilles do; light rich do; Rich fancy and hlk. Crasats; plald and 6g I'd do; twl'd Sptas6eid and Ponese hdk 'is.; Sewing Silk Linen Thread; B,acs Buttons; Strap do; I. R. Braces; Cotton shire and Drawers; Mixed eo.on HaR Hose. s2I R CASES Oiled Jackets, Paais, Brock Goats O Shsaths and Belts. fancy White Shirts
 TwIlled Red Flaanel Shirts
 Landing from bark Weskeag, for sale by
 aov26 VIM II BUNNELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

T SODFISEa- 100 boxes. for lssls by C ass4 sIAlIJoNEs.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

V n THE CirY OF NEw-YoRK.-This Company commenced business in June, IS45--has sample subscription the payment of s losses, and it's business will in all respects be conducted on the most fair aud liberal principles. The profits to be divided entirely among the assumed.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

LEAVING disposed of our stock of Groceries to \ II Mr. D. T. NooE, we will from and after lhIs date discontinue business The name of inc firm wi be used by either of in liquidation of debts. We
 take great pleasure in recommending Mir. Nooe 10 our lrieads and patrons, and hope they will extend to him the same liberal patronage which they were pleased te bestow upon us-Mobile, Juse I, 1846.
 js4 HAYDEN q LEE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

\ NSURANCE-The subscribers agents fof the centribuiionsnip fnsurapss Company of New York; continue 10 take River and Fire Risks, at the lowest rates of premiain.
 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND, novS. AS St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

HAVING purchased oi Messrs Hayden & Lee N their entire stock of Groceries, Twill continue the business under the firm and style ofD. T. NooE & Co.,. and solicit the patronage of my friends and that bestowed upon my obile. June |. 1916. (ie4) DIT NODE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

DLANk BOOKS--A splendid article of the bes ? quality of paper, and bound in various stylest such as Ledgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books. Record Books and Dockeis. Persons wishing to psrclzse will do we'll cali and examine before buy sng elsewhere.
 Don't forget the nsnber, 2s Daaphin direct.
 nevl6 JOEL WHITE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

IlISSOLUrlON--The partnership heretofore l-I existing between the subscribers. as Dnnggiss and Apothecsries, under the name of MosELY X TUoKER, IS this day dissolved by mutual agree ment. J.TucKER having purchased the entire interest ia the business, will continue il on his account and under the same formerly. All persons having claims against the late firm will present them for payment and those indebted are requested to make pay yaeut to J. TvoKER, who is authorized to use the name of lhe firm in settlement.
 P. MOSELY, Mobile. May 1, 1S46. J. TUCKER,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

ELMORE & YANCEY, AttoyHes al Law and Solicitors in Chanc1s, MoEreoMERY--ALABAM FTvHE undersigned will practise law under the above name and style n the several Courts ol <uiauga, Coosa, Lowi'des, Macon and Montgomery. Also. in the Sup'e eme Court of ihe State. JOHN A. Ei.MORE, RUSH ELMORE, sep7mmo WMI. YANCEY.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02
LCOPARTNERS SHIPS, sc.

TIlHE E5COPAKrNERSH1P hereioinre exislng \ between A SDUMEE and JOHN HUKTkL. is thls day dissolved bs mutual consent.
 Nj. A $ DuMEE ~ill attend to the settlement of the .ame DUMEEs f4i hlobile, Octobe, sI. ls46. JOHN HURrEL.
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Things Hardly 10 be Be
Iicyed.
ny MRS. LYDIA JANE PIERsoN.

"WelI, | declare, this is hardly to be
believedw exclaimed Mrs. Grandy, as
she threw down letter which she had
been perusing, and turned towards her
daughter, who was reclining on a crimson
cushioned lounge. in the most approved
style of dress, attitude, and expression.
The young lady lifted her jewelled hand,
raised her sleepy lidded eyes with inquir-
ing interest, as she brealhed forth in an
affected tone Of music:
Pray, what have you found. dear
mamma! am longing for something 10
chase away this horrible ennui."
alt is hardly TO be believed, repeat.
Amina-your uncle Meek has written to
me ,ha, he intends 10 send his daughter
Lucy, to spend The winter with US. |
cannot refuse to receive her, for she is my
sisters child-but, dear me ! what shall
we do with the rustic creature
"How came your sister 10 marry far
mer, mammal!
Why Amina, while pa was Senator,
sister and accompanied him 10 Wash.
ington, one winter, and there we met Mr..
Meek, a young and talented member of
Congress. Your aunt was captiyaled by
his fine person, real eloquence and open.
manly character, and although she knew
that he was only farmer at home, she
persisted in becoming his wife. So he
took her TO his home in the new STATE OF
Ohio, and have not seen her since; for
she soon became mother, and has seve-
raj children, so that she was confined at
home, and have been so very delicate in
health, that never dared to brave such a
Tourney. But she used TO write frequent
ly, and although she always protested
herself perfectly happy, she gave such
descriptions of her domestic affairs tina. |
am sure | should have been utterly mis-
cradle in her situation. And this daugh-
ter of hers, who nilks the cows, makes
butter and cheese, and spins yarn, and
weaves cloth, and bakes bread, and wash.
es clothes, and serbs the floor,-why she
must be great stcut.looking creature like
man with sun.burnt face, snd coarse
hands and feet. AMI voice like market
woman. And then she will be so awk-
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ally owing 10 The seed becoming DIR BE-
fore they are planted. A few days e.
pOsure 10 dry air i sufficient % prsseas
their growing. Hence, = soon = lhey
are taken from The tree, they should X u
once planted before driving . day, Or mix
cd with moist sand. and Kept IN thai con-
dilion I'LL planted. They should not Be
covered more Than an inch and half
deep If The soil i heavy, nor more ihan
Two inches II il i light; but lille BET
ter way i to plant them half Thai deplh,
and then spread on a Thin coYerine-ssy
one inch, Of peat, or rotten leaves. which
viii keep the surface soft and mOist.
In must be remembered that mice arc
exceedingly fond Of nuts, and il planted
near grass lands. or other places frtquent-
ed BY mice, The young plants Will be
missing next season.
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Ma. cAMAE: On reading The last num-
her Of the Albany culiivalor, | noticed
some remarks made by farmer Of Louis
vile. Ky, on sowing wheat. which &c.
eords with my views and practice for Sc
FeEal years, and n the time Of sowing il
near n hand, | will give You my plan ;
perhaps some one may be induced 10 ny
In the first place I sift my whea,
through 4 coarse sand sieve. that the small
and imperfect grains may be separated
from The good. then put IN gently in.
TO strong brine and skim off and throw
away all that will float. The seed re-
mains in the brine about twenly-four
hours then taken out and rolled in lime.
This is 10 prevent smut as well as TO Sc
perate all imperfect grains from the good.
prepare the land BY breaking and har-
rowing until IL Is in good order, and al
ways harrow in my seed instead of plow-
ing; and try 10 get il in by the last of
September or first of October, when the
earth is moderately dry. The quantity !
sow per acre is three gallons, tbroadcast.)
and generally find my wheat thick
enough. Although great many of my
acquaintance sow bushel per acre, |
don't know that they make better wheat
than | do.
Then, why all This waste of seed !
Every farmer knows tina. a grain of wheat,
il favored, will produce from ten TO fifty
heads, say the former, and each head for
iy grains, (which is not cxtravagant,)
would be four hundred grains from one.
Well, if one grain should produce four
hundred. one bushel should produce four
hundred bushels. But instead of that on
lly about ten bushels are obtained from
one, which is considered by the most of
farmers here very good yield per acre,
which 10 in fact only one fourth of head
to each grain sown. | think the secret
lies here; that those bushel sowing farm
crs turn their wheat in very deep late in
October or November, without previous
ly breaking the land, and by the time the
wheat gets up anu forms stem or hbre
sufficiently strong to afford roots near the
surface. las soon as this takes place the
roots at the grain PERISH the cold winter
weather finds il with but few short roots,
and il must remain so until spring, and
then can only afford few slender stalks
with small short heads, while the grain
but an inch deep comes up Immediately,
and the roots first thrown out remain per-
manent, and have time to increase their
+ number and length, and quantity oil
r blades, which enables it TO stand the win.
Ter, and it will grow off in the spring, and
yield number of fine, healthy stalks,
with large heads full of plump grain.
When | tell some of my neighbors that
harrow covered grain will stand the win
Ter better than that covered deep. they
laugh at the idea. Very well. | have
succeeded well for the last seven years OF
the above plan, and do not feel disposed
:. 10 abandon il until | find out better.
r Respectfully yours.
y ]. d. HAVIS.
s. Houston. Ga. August 10. 1916.
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Feeding Hay.-Feed out your hay in
small quantities at time the cattle re-
lish better tina, which has just been before
them. than that which they have fouled
by their breath. Mix variety of kinds
together; fresh meadow hay, salt marsh
hay, oat and barley straw, English hay
these, or whatever ingredients you may
have, it is often well TO mix thoroughly
and feed out to the stock. The proper
tons must be determined by the quantity
of each that is TO be consumed in the
course of the winter; but make your cal
culations so as to have the food become
better in quality towards spring, than it is
| in mid-winter.
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Planting Chesnuts.

The rapid growth of the chestnut the
excellence of its timber, and its fine orna-
mental appearance, render it desirable
object of cultivation. The fruit which it
produces, too, is not the least considera-
ton.
Many, however, who attempt raising
the trees, partially or wholly fail in caus-
ing the seed TO terminate. This is usu-
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CHEER UP.

Cheer up. for grief is Of the night,
But morning with its rosy light
Dispels the clouds of sorrow;
II shadowy doubts obscure the DAY,
Remember they viii flee away;
The sky will smile tomorrow.
What though the past he thickly strown
With faded ilowers-thy path o'sEgrown
With thorns Of NO and sadness;
Yet sigh not always-murmur not,
There's promise in thy future lot
That speaks Of hope and gladncss.
True, life is but vale Of tears,
And hope il often link'd with fears,
Yet why be ever weepingi
There's many bright spo, on the earth,
And many joy Of noble birth
The Future hath in keeping.
4 cloud upon thy brow will throw
New shadows on Thy brothers NO,
And make life's journey weary;
4 smile, in holy calmness given,
Win light thy brothers path to heaven,
And cheer the pilgrim weary.
Cheer up, then, for our guide-star here
Win soon disclose holier sphere,
Where care assails us never;
Man hath hope beyond the tomb,
In heavens congenial air TO bloom;
That hope shall live for ever.
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Watt Gates and others, OK parte.

Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
RY virtue of decree of the Court Of Equity,
- made at September term, 1916, shall olier
at sale, to the hishest bidder, on the 9TH Monday
d November next, before the courthouse in Hills
Borough, the Tract of Land on Cane Creek, where
oa Richard Gates, Decd formerly lived, adjoining
h, lands of William Thompson and others, sup.
posed to contain forty.four acres, more or less. A
credit Of twelve months will be given; bond and
security required.
JAMES WEBB. c. NJ. F..
BY o. F. LONG, Deputy.
September 81. Al
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Equity Sales.

Leonard smith g. Nancy smith ahd o1HeFs.
Petition 10 sell Land.
DY virtue of decree of the Court Of Equity,
Id made at September term, 1916, shall oiicr
In sale, to the highest bidder, on the 18th Monday
nj November next, before the courthouse in Hills
soroagh, the Tract of Land OH the north fork OF
Lutte River, adjuining the lands Of Josiah Turner
all others, it being the same wherein Stephen
>nth, decd, formerly lived, containing sixiy-fve
ar'cs, more or less. 4 credit of twelve months
will be given; bond and security required.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
by O. +. LONG, Deputy.
September 2l. 46
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JUST RECEIVED,

RON Axles and Springs, Patent DaSher Lea,
Their and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad Lace frlnges,
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
LONG, WEBB, e. co.
October %. S9-
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4 -
- have In. Errcised aaa ng~nea our saotk
[h q ran ana Winter Ioois. hsushs n lhe
- pgiors. anil selrrtsd viii graf caEe.
~ - Nil I'll lower than usual tar Cab "
/ --s,sr,,,sl customers. Below He eaumeEste =
i : ar,isies:
/ ,-mlstllas. Borsetins Paper ana Paper far vim
- porse. yamish. Paint. cloahes. Hair.
r..,,,ling. shaving. Rlesh. Toosh. and PateHl
] an.h RsusAess
,,,...sen-whiie granite. fun seis; IIouae Ian
-, ...s..,.,,.ies--Family anil Rio coiIse. Brown.
= powleveal and Crushed sugars; Raisins, in
80 and half boxes;
/ >s.,rs. Maorahoy and Scotch Snuff, AMI snpo-
/ : thriving Tobacco;
p.n. variegalel, shaving, AMI other Soaps
80 Adalnaniine-edged RaGors. Magic RaAor
i -. and Travelling Shaving Gases;
/ r'rila AMI Cologne Water, Extracts. for llle
1 ..lsrrrhci, Indian Hair Dye. lip saise, Ac.;
/ T,nnrr.' and speFm oil. Polishing Powder,
!, nd Mouse Trap, Tubs, hrass-hound BUCK
i !. md Water nippem;
Work Baskets. Work Boxes spool siands;
paninos. chess-nen, Spelling Games, DC, for
AlHra;
t,uns. and Cunning Apparatus;
easl assortment Vi Boots, shoes and Trunks;
n.,s and Caps, ii all kinds; new style Bon
/ ~. Flowers. Ribbons, &c:
Buttons, Red Yarn, Sole Leather, Horse and
|s,srr Collars, Plough Lines and Bel CORDS:
Flutes. Purse Twist. Steel Beads, Clasps, las
y ], crrwels and Canvass:
| Looking Glasses. with and wishou, drawers;
Letter stamps. Note Paper and Waters;
Tseescrs. snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
buggy. Coach, Wagon, and Dog Whips;
A nice lot cf carpeting ami Rugs, Toilet Co.
srr. and Ladies' and Genilemen's Travelling
apei Bags;
Elliptic Springs, Iron Axles, Coach Trimmings
b. Furniture fringes;
| Chillren's Socks and Cradle Blankets;
4 full assortment u all kinds Of Goods for la
r. and Gentlemen. and many ARTICLES not nsu'
.y KEEP, in this market.
LONG, WEBB Il co.
October Ia. az
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WAMTED-rn Exchange for Goods.

EL0UR, Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-secd, Bees,
wax, Tallow, Feathers, Plank, Shingles, ana
all kinds of Country-nadc Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods.
LONG, WEBB, d co.
Nav Z 90.
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NEW AND CHEAP
q 40 R L.

ST0B Eo
THE subscriber, having formed partnership
ii with L. Nj. Holt and w. 4. Cangin, il now
Igsnlng
4 NEW AND COMPLETE ASSoRT-
MENT OF GOODS,
k,baciny almost every article usually sold in
i. market, at his old stand. one door west Of
n. ]. L. Kirklands corner, where he would III
e his old customers and friends to call AMI ex'
mine his stock, which will be found low enough
h su, the times.
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. VI
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Just Received,
September 81.

Fresh Supply of MoFFAT's PILLS and
"A PHOENIX BrrTERS, and for sale by
ID. HEARTH, Agent.
September l6. 4"-
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Houston, Ga, August 10, ls46.