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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Tents were pitched at an early hour in
Lafayette Square, yesterday, in which
the officers OF several Of our volunteer
companies were busily employed taking
down the names of brave, honest, buI
humble fellows who, a, the frs, call, raj
lied round their country's standard. All,
the poor mans right to Geposi,e his vote
in the ballot box may be by some dispu.
ted, but the pririicge of fighting the bat.
ties Of his country is seldom denied him
by his more wealthy townsmen.-New
Orleans Deiid, 3D. inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

The editor of the Memphis Appeal had
an interesting 'confab' the other day.
with an Arkansas representative. Speak.
ing Of it he says: ON being told the
world ,urned-round, he looked us in the
face for a moment TO see if we were quiz.
ing-then putting his finger to his nose,
said; I've had wood on the bank Of the
Mississippi for the matter o'fve years,
and none ever failed in yet, II the yeaIih
had iurae, over, ',woud ha' been a
gone wood aforc ever woke to save it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

a Mtsich Proiigy.-I, is said that
one of the pupils Of the New York Blind
Asy lum has musical ear of such proper
ton, and such reieniiveness of memory
in regard 10 sounds, that after hearing an
overture or other long concerted piece OF
music, he will sit down and write out
the whole score from memory. lie will
also after hearing the first bar Of tune
write ont correctly, the remainder Of the
music. lie is about 10y years of age, and
came here from Scotland when two years
old. Ilo is entirely blind,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

1000 volunteers-iwo thousand from
Louisiana and two from Texas. II they
will give US fair fight, we d" not doubt
our ability 10 whip them; but if they are
going to give us second edition Of the
florida 'car, it will he a very annoying
affair. Yours, vlry truly,
". y. HENRY, 1t. L. s. \.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15
TIE FREE TRADER.


Mn. NJ. OsMAX wW hQre here On
Monday on a e0lcctiRg Lnr, IN the
course IF ,chich he ,CW risH lie safe,
Peru, Trey Grore, end perhaps
Hennepia. We hope or friends
'cW be prepared 10 meet him IN q.
becoming manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Captain Fremont -Le,ters from Ma
za,lan Of the 4h instant. state that Cap.
tain Fremont, with his corps OF obscrya.
lion. arrived a. Suffers Settlement, on
The Sacramento, early in January; he is
said to have discovered good wagon
road to Oregon. which is much shorter
than any heretofore travelled. lie had
gone 10 Monterey, in Upper California,
leaving his corps on the Sacramento.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Not a rery relcome recGpiion,-A
happy bridegroom, on landing a, our
wharf a few days since, was waited
upon by the sheriff with a writ, summon
ing him 10 answer for breach OF
promise Of marriage-damage laid a,
$40, 0O0.-No. Repub.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

Denj. q, Roges, who resides near Jubilee Col.
lesc, in Peoria county, recently while in Peoria,
received such kick In tho breast from horse in
the street, that he died in less than an hour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

A. LiScoLS, has been put in nomination by
the wings Of the Sangamon district for congress
in the place Of Il. d. Baker. Who comes in the
line Of safe prccclcn,s' after Lincoln
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15
The War Regain ,

The news OF tue late ,pera,ions on tbe Ri,
Grande and Of Cspt. Thornton's disaster wa,
brought 10 this pace on SUNDAY evening by .
Lieut.. Wilson, who stated tina, be had come ii,
rect from Gen. 1aylof's ,ncampmcu. aud VA.
on his way to New York. twas not, however
until the arrival Of the southern mail On Tues,
day evrn'ns 'h"i Vc received the details Of the
hrs' COLLISION br'Ne'n 'or 'ltd' army and 'hc
N'A'e'"s' IN TIC " q. i'e'y'n'' from which
We C. Py ''P 'u'J ''''' extract The excitement
u We" o''."'' a I'd al along the Mississippi on
VIC ,'''',' - ''' '"''''1'n'' was intense IN
-. " ''''''', wa 90 'n' same day 'h'y
So ,.> ~" "' u ''''' tue Tour rr4-
s'Go ' oo go w. =" '' '''' '"' appropriated
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in ,hs Monnnn,L '''N : ''''' : '''"s
Gen TovIor has fairfield HE ,os;,;or
50 s,ron,ly ,h,, ho 90, s,,rI s;nro Lm,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15
Ayl.xIuIn GicciIsn.

The general result IN this state is a dem''
cratic msjodiy in tho senate Of ., aud 10 in The
house Of delegates Joint majority osT 20.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

"Nev mode Of COLLABORATION
to take As from As and leave remainder
of As!
The figures 0s7 65432 added
together make 45.
Place them thus:
0s7654 32l-45.
Take ,herelrom 2345 67s0-45.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-15

S64l9 Q rem'dr
Aud which. when added Up, comes TO Is.
ST. L. Reueiic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11
mo excuse for 3 s. RaId sEHead.

No Excuse Tor BALD sEHeld.
yHYHE following COMMUNICATING lfom the
Rev. Professor Eaton eff Hamilton
College. N. Y. in addition 10 hundreds OF 9th
ers equally respectable, should remove the
doub,s Of every, reasonable person OF the uni
form aud singular efficacy Of Jash'es Hair
Tonic. 49,. I. - ..s *
=s... Hamilton. Feb. 18th, 1910.
DIR. d. JAYNE.-Dear Sir:-I. cannot say
my hair is. s.festored, bnt lean say That it ap-
pears to be IN as rapid a process of restoration
US could reasonably be expected had not
finished The first bottle, before decided change
was .ulunifest over the bald part Of the head to
Which it. was applied. Anew growth ol hne
glossy hair, much like That of san infant ap
peared, and has continued 10, increase, ano l
have had it cut two or three times. ! have
recently commenced upon the third bottle,
but have been good deal irregular in the use
of the Tonic from the. first. and from lnIs
cause apprehend that the qfectis atipresent
less than it otherwise would.hnve been,
lbegan the use Of the Tonic with lille or
10 GailI, that it wonld ever; bess successful on
my head, though felt eiliife confidence IN
your statements of what IL had done 10 others,
and was as much surprised {us delighted,
when saw the eHectr You recollecl the mp: /:
2earance Of. ..ny head. when in your office.
assure you my hair has been nearly, It not
quite, an inch longer the times i have had 1t
cut on those parts which were nearly destitute
af any, when you saw me-. 1t was, However,
very fine, though quite thick. / am flushed
with saueuiue hope of final success IN the tili- i
igent use Of your Tonic, which (aaaiist all the
Fair hum5Egs which hsSe; been advertised
in the papeTs,) am constraihed7lD believe IS
what il claims to be, and.that it,OiR maize their
hair grJ,o and no mistuke- al least on some
heads. GEO. w. EATON,
Professor in the Hamilton Literary and Thco.
logical Seminary. .e.s..s... .l.5,......
For sale by r. ROBERTS:
February4 3tt
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@Sosffiiss Nstess;
For the Adeert;scf.
MY LOVED ONE.

yes, loved. one, thou art gone; add hctaory
vs. still Ers
. sLinsers, with pensive interest, and pointing
:. tn; the past, thi,her directs my tlionshts
Yetthus 10 linser seems well pleas'd-snilns
She gazes silently upon the past
AS if some radant charm did her engage.
And pleased am t obey her faithful calls
And with au interest," sorrowiui and sweet
lfarken 10 her rcpIoo(s aud counseIs mild.
:, NV, loved one /, thy winning charms $50
uus5 bright, so rarc,) sI
And virtues pure. willso unfold,
Tho world knew vol, and therefore will not
Blu, are they not engraved upon my heart!
There Let them be, iIrut heurl is 10th io give
Them mp, as they recall those scenes ul Joy
: Which gives pleasant interest 10 the past.
Yes .huppy were those hours which glidcd
: When thou vast here. How often did we rove
Amid those deep'ning shades aud graceful
bowers
Where Spring with all her fair and floral
,s1r daughters
Hath ;pru(usely spread her wilderness Of
sweets -.
Nay, twas but yesterday when we were seen
:. Amidst those SCENES which now recall thy lace
!, So lovely, and thy snles so bright, aud that
Sweet voice which oil did 10y impart.
And our last, little walk, remembrance now
Brings all bcare me; how peas'd were we
TO pluck the fairest flowers. aud then survey
Their gayesl beauties, and their iairest charms.
!, All: thou was, fearful, then, les. thy fair flow
ess
Should fade, but Gre they did So thou ateSt 1adc !
Thy cheeks grew l,ale, ,hiue eyes grew dim
shen So
! Deatl, did pierce thy heart, But when heard
That thou 4wasl dead, hope whispered twas not
- so, '-Ssg,s ~ e.e
But when amidst that circle which was once
So happy by thy smiles, saw thee not.
!, But saw the silent gloom which beamed
From eachssd face, Iknewthat dealt; relentless
Death, badientered.: here sawilhy grave
Thought Of thy WORTH and memory bid me
a. = think .sS:ssss 2 t1jfSlsg5s
ofeserS unk,ndywerd; each.. ..unkind look
Winch i 70 ihee had gwen, but also bid
,Me:kuo,g tina, other friends i had who would
Like Thee one darbe. dead e. AMIGA.
Fairfield, g. g. January 90, 1916, :.sl-.
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State of South Carolina.


IN EQUITY.
Henry Stone aud others. rs. Bill Tor Relic!
Pleasant Seares, Admir- ol aud
Philip Llshfoo,, deceased Account.
I'm pursuance Of The order oil the Conrt
Il passed i'll the last term, requiring HE ITO
inquire and report the Cont, ul its next term
who were the next of kin Of Philip Lighliool
the Defendants inteslale, at the time Of his
death, and whether any Of them are since dead,
and if dead, whois or IRE their personal repre-.
sentative or representatives" Public notice is
hereby given TO all persons claiming 10 be the
next OF Kin ofsaid Philip Lightlout, late Of the
District and State aforesaid that they appear
before me in the Commissioners Office, at
Edgeiield Court House, OH or before the first
day # May next, and make pioofol their
kindred and right, or on their failure 10 do so,
they will be excluded from The benefit Of any
decree that may be pronounced in the matter.
S. 5. TOMPklNS, C, E. ID.
Commissioners Office, Nov II 3m AZ
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am Important Letter.
PLEASE READ IT.!

tsl.....s,. ..i-!t'
HE following lsGer from DR.. Brighnni,
of Lowell, Mass, bnt speaks lie uniform
language ofhundreds Of other Physicians, who
have ,ricd, and herraore know how to appre,
clale jayne Expectorant.s 's'
Lo,reil, Mass Jan. IL, 1874
DR.. David Jayne: Ss
Dear Sir-I have usgd ydurAledicine, ESQ
universally knownby the nahe Of Jayne's En-.
pcelorant, in my practice for n nnn'her: oil
wears, and can most truly say that have been
more successful in the use pfjs'liat rs mild,
safe and thorough EIpeetorant, than OF any
which / have ever used. ItsiS the best for the
following obvious reasons. 1t does not 1t
given in proper doses. occasiSnu disngreeable;
nausea. 1t does not weaker, the lungs and
PROSTATE the system, like most a1iler Expecto-
iants in common use, nor doss}il abate theap-
pelite, like other neutrality-suspicious., which
have been used by the facdtty. In,a word ii
is nearly or quite the. thing (Which has been
sought for bynlanyof the lac9ptSforas gone
by. Iremain, yours, &et ss3s..s.,.
LUTHER BBIcHAM. ". D.
u sue r S. ROBERTS, agent.
January % 80 = II ~. r. ~ 10 -
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PATINT MDHCFNES.

Among the many of whic hare. the follow
no viz: Swans Pandcca, T ihnasck's Fef :
mniuse, Thompson's, Eye Water Henry's
CaIcined Magnetism, Jaynes' Expeclorant, Pc.
ters' Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton
c. Mufla,'s Pills. Tonic Biitets and Compo.
srion. &C.. together with general assnrt-
ment of the mostpopular nostrums of the day
A coup AssonrMnN Of PEnFUMkR9 AND
SOAPS OF THE FINEST QUALITIES, =
ALSO ~, -,
Window Glass Of various sizes from 6-s,
to 20-30. 80;
The above establishment will be conducted
by; DR.. ClnybrooIs, who has had considerable
experience in The apohecary business, ala for
The last Two years a spractilinner Of medicine.
: ..55ifs q ssJ0SfAH ID. TiBBETTS.
E6gefield;C c.. FL. Oct 25thIS45 If: 40
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EdgefeId Academy.

TTHE Exercises of this Institution will
Il be resumed ihe first Monday in Jan
uary, 1916. Terms as hereiolore-namely,
rates of oftuitiDn from TWELVE 10 EIGHTEEN
DOLLARS per session, according TO the
branches OF study taught; and as hereto
fore, none admitted for less lime than a
session, except by a special stipulation be-
lorehaud, The charge being made for ad'
mission, andsnol for teaching.
Good board may be had in the vIcInily'
and one or Two more pupils may be ac-
commodated in, the family oflhe Teacher
H. X. McCLINTOCk.
Nov &c If "A
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Lost or Stolenl

NN Tuesday, The 9th insl.; a small
W Silk Purse, containing Forty Dol.
lars, (viz: four Ten Dollar Bills on the
Hamburg Bank,) one small note on p.
Golly, for So 5Ocls., payable 10 S. B..
Ryan one account on N. Rainy, in ia
vor of Jas. Lovel. and several other pa
pers no, rccolecled. A liberal reward
will be given for the recovery Of The same.
B. J. RYAN.
Dec. IL If AZ.
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State of South c Caie lima, I.
EDGEF'IELD .DEs7'RI 6
.. IN. CONN PLEAS e: e
Declaration iai.:
John B.Gordon,
IN =" 0V"f'
!. us..: n

JOS. N. Perrin. ttasd dasaft; I sss:s
yHyIIE Plaintiff above case. .linsing this
day filed his declaration in my ahcss and
,be Deiendnnt having neither ne OF Attor.
new known 10 reside within t6e Limits of the;
State on whom a cop lie same giti rule
iosnlead can lie served on inpliou of Banske,f,
plaintiffs Attorney rdereds s,hattlie said
Defendant do appear and plead saia dec
jafation wiitlna year atid q aay from lie date
hereof, or jad dgnsu. be awarded sainss
him by default. S t.s ;;s u ~
srEoSs 3 IL. CON Z, cs q s.. Is. !, 4
q Clerk Dfice, 9cfl tS satsI
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South Caroline,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nancy NJ. Dillard, Execulix, VS.. Deem in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Husl For AT
and VIM. Fl. Byne. )iachm
ssrHE Plaintiff in the above stated cases nav
I ing this dny filed her declaration i'll my
Office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known tobe within the limits this
State, on whom a copy Of said declaration.
with rule to plead eau be served; II is there
fore ordered, that the. said defendants do plead
10 The said declarations, within a year aud a
day from the publication Of this order, or final
and absolute ejudgmentwillbe be awarded agains
THOMAS G. BACON, c.c.r,
Clerks Office. 17ih March lS45 1y S
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.Paamdatioan sale.
,AlsA'.5'
@#fEI@

YHN He Subscriber intending 10 move Soulh,
81 offers Tor sale, The Plantation on which
ne now resides, containing three hundred and
c1gM acres, lying Immediately OH The Piney
Woods Road, one and quartermiles from Tie
Pine House, eighteen from Augusta and seven
from Edgc6eld Court House Any person
wishingIo purchase will do well 10 call on
the subscriber, and examine the premises.
GEORGE w. JONES
Dec eml,cr 81 IT 40
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From the Gelam5us GaJ Enquirer.
sTnE P1s.STlSG AND YEeET ariNG OF
(. .'zs.s5f GARDEN SEEns.

+
Nessrs. Editors-As thcseason;now
approaches for gardening. and very few
seem TO lnoperlys understand lite;inost
5suitableslin,e, and method Of planting
the ,diffe,enl kinds of garden seeds, |
thought youswould confer "a flvor upon
por,ion of.your readers 10 publish a
statement, of the most proper time TO
plant, and the vegetatine powers OF those
kinds OF seed which suit our climate,
and are in general use amongst U.S.
The. directions which follow, are for
open culture, and not for hot beds
Green, Globe Ar,ichokes, plant filsl Of
March in drills one inch deep. and eight
orsten inches apart, in rich ear'h, and
transplant two feet apart when the pla"t
is six inches high. Asparagus, pl,n' in
febsuar3and March, in drills II inches
apart, cover the seed ab"ut one inch,
when the plants are ur', keep them clear
of weeds and the earth mellow around
them they will hn Gl to transplant when
one year old: transplant into rich
compus, we'll rol,cd, about ten inches
each. way, the lhild year she buds Will
be ealabIc. Beans, English Dwa'f The
climate is too hot for, Beans Kidney or
Snap,- canno, be safely planted until
April, as slight frost will kill them :;
plant in drills twelve inches apart and
three ia the drill. Pole Beans may be
planted The same time, poles should be
about four feet apart and four or five
beans around a pole. Bccts may be
planted from February to April, they
alc slow in terminating; and should be
soaked in water tliirlv-six hours before
planning; lc, the ground be mellow and
plantin drills twelve inches apart and
three inches in the. drill, cover the seed
about AN inch. when The plants are up,
iliree Or four inches, thin then out to
eight inches. BRUSSELS Sprouts and
common kail, may be sown broad-cos
ssoy time from, April 10 May, and trans
planted the last Of July two feet apart
each way. Broccoli and Cauli(lower,
need only 10 be known 10 be extensive
ly cultivated here; Broccoli is only a
purple vsricly, Of CauIiaower perfectly
Ila,dy; early Caulifowers rarely ever
come 10 any thing here, but the late
kind, will, The Broccoli, may be sown
broadcas, anytime from April 10 May,
aud transpIanted in July'or August, two
feet apart ench way, they will produce
iiieiir rich pnfpy heads all Winter. Cab
bage, eRrly vat elies may besown bread
cast from January 10 March; and trans
planted as soon. as tie plants will bear
NOV ing tho late kinds from MarcA to
June, transplant siBe last of July, puf-.
ting the entire stock I'm 4be ground, ub
to lie leaf, RbichswiiF aca:setit 10 head
large and firm CARROTS rather slow
in gernfinaling and should ybe soaketdi
,wca.y>four1h hours before planning; plant
in5frills. twelve inches apasl assllin. iEs.
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PROSPECTUS
OF SEw nEMOcRATrc. PArER :
THE S0zzfhel.M .eOMs'MMEs.

TO be uuJ!ished in Tallahassee, Fcrida.
yE>HE unders gned proposes to establish in
,ne Civ of Tallahassee, weekly News
nune,. 10 be entitled The Southern Ionrnal i"
n IL devoted 10 Politics. Literature, hglicn-
tute. the cause Of Temperance, and Morality
generally. :, IN
,,rI, itself TO the southern school, and sustain
those principles which among Southern Dem
orr,ts are known rs the SGte Rights Doc.
lrnes.
I, will contend for strict construction OF
tho Constitution of the United States; believing
that the federal Government was the result
or 4 compact between separate and indepcn.
den, STATES, and that every power not expressly
oran,eJ, was reserved 10 the States, srverully.
Thai The exercise Of any power not expressly
rrnu,ed ON the pait of The Federal Govern.
mon, sou us,lrputiun, and should he checked.
The Southern Journal" will contend for,
tho doc,riue that the Federal Government
should fake no money from the people oftte
States, -eyceuiI liy the express grant under the
nu,bori,yof explicit terms of the Constitution.
II will. cuu,cId that no Tariff should be inn
poscd exccp, for the purpose Of Revenue, and
io JeIray the necessary expenses Of an eco.
ron,;naIad,nuistratiO of Government.
II will oppose the appropriation .of the pro-
cceJs ofthc sales Of the public lands to the
Sta.cs:"
These nre some Of the leading topics which
will engage the attention of the Southern
Journal" -,
In relation TO the Local affairs Of the State,
the Journal will be Democratic, and support
,Ile policy of the Democratic Party, With the,
strife and lhel bitterness Of by.gone day,
il will have as little 10 do rs the nature Of its
position will permit. Those questions which
hive in times past. divided the public mind,
which have been discussed and sellled-whch
are no longsr practical questions, and which
can have no weigh, with practical statesmen or
enlightened people. it will permit 10 pass un.
regarded, unless ,i,nperiously. forced upon its
attentions:
Z" The" Sohtheri Journal will be published
every Tuesday, aud furnished to subscribers
atlhree dollars per annutn. payable invariably
in advance. The undersigned has also nude
arrangements 10 SECURE The assistance ia the
editorial department. OF: an highly intelligent
gentleman Of Alabamd; whose connection with
the Jourlrlt will commence sometime in Jan.
:uary. IE,-a w. bA HlLEII.
Tallahassee, 9Th December, lS46 If
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EDEGFElELD
Fem a. lie Hc d e nv

-
ybyHE Trustees have engaged tthe services OF
Miss SARAH RICHARDSON, 10 take
charge of this Institution, ini the ensuing yenr.
NIiss Il. has for sevcrafyears assisted DR.. w.
B. Johnson in Teaching, and has during the
present year been cor,ec,e1 with the, Green
wood School, Tie high character and quail
iica,ions of Miss r. may induce parents, with
aseat confidence, TO coufde their daughters to
her instrueiion. ......
The year will be divided into two SESSIONS
allowing the usual vacations. ). .r
Rates Of Tuition per Session, payable ole
hail in advance for each session. pnd the balance
at its close. ~:
For Spelling. Reading, Writing,
aud Arithmetic, a., w
Geography, Grammar, Compost - on
lion, with the above. IL w
Natural. Mental and Moral PHI
losophy. Chemistry, Botany, ,,o,
Logic, &c, with the above, :. 10 w
Fifty Gents per session for fire wood.
BY order of the Trustees.
N. L., GRIFFIN, Chairman
N. B. Mr.. Z. B. BACON will give
lessons in Music to those who desire IT..
Dec. 10 r ct 40
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H. L., eBEFFERSa
General Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, 8. C..

GTlLL offers h services to his friends ana
y the public, nd lie will devote his undiy1'
ded attention TO
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR,
RECEIVING AND FoRwARDiSG GOODS.
Buuing Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend 10 any business that may DC
committed to his care.
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention 10 business, he hopes to merit,
and TO continue toreceive The same. ltshall DO
bis aim 10 make all his charges as light ns pos.
sibIe, knowing that ii will he TO his interest to
closely observe the interest of his friends
Liberal advances will be made if required. on
nrodnce sent to him for sale or store. Cotton
sentio him by Boats, will be received free o.
,oharfagc: All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold OH arrival, ifso ordered.
Augusta IT. 20