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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
COTTON CROP,
EXTRACTS FROM LATE PAPERS,

In our notice Of the crops, last week
and the week previous, we alluded to the
doubts then prevailing among wen inform.
ed men MS 10 whether the worms had run
'Hr race o. destruction, or would pro-
duoe s"c.ul crop. All doubts are now
remoyou-r, snaond crop has come, and
the scene O, ucusts IN Egypt is now
being re.enacted all throughout this cotton
region, [Coacordia hfel., 5h.
The Montgomery Gala } journal, of the
26th, says: The prospect Of the cotton
crop is at The present more gloomy than it
has been for many years. The worm and
the rot, the effect of continual rains, are
desohting the whole cotlon.growjng coun-
Hy From prcsent appearances a half
crop will not b. made, even on the light,
dty sojIs, while The black prairie lands are
completely swept as with the bosom of &C.
str0cnon.
The Savannah Republican of the 23d,
says "Our odsices from the whole sea-
hoard are Tint the caterpillar is commit
mug terrible rayages, and that the crop is,
or will be,omoa entirely destroyed. The
wlns have done much, and the worm has
commenced sufficiently early to complete
the work of devastation
We deem it unnecessary to continue
those extracts further Throughout .he
whole cotton region, from the Atlantic to
The confines of Arkansas aud Texas, it is
stated that the caterpillar cotton worm, or
army worm, have appeared in immense
hosts, sparing scarce a neighhorhood III
the facts are not very much exaggerated,
the present crop viii scarcely reach half
the total Of last year. [Edr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

or The wing papers have made quite
spIuuer lately over the Treasury drains
tssucd Inv roycrn,,r, IN ,,o,,. ,t,o 80,
N''''', '''' W. ',,''' ','' ,N, bV"-
o''' VI 'n' war senator SPolghl led the
cry IA characteristic, halEhammered
letter addressed to the editors of the Mis-.
sissinpian ds,oonr;rr ,h,so.Jr,e. Al.
"''9 ''
government paper currency me Union,
OF the 95lh u't, publishes the circular OF
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

GEOGRAPHY OF THE Rio GRANDE.-The
following is an interesting extract from one
of the letters Of Mr. Jacobs, editor of the
Port Gibson Herald, who is now in Tex
as Regiment in Mexico:
Above ReyEosa the country becomes
more picturesque. Chains of sloping bills
crowned to the summit with the rich and
varied foliage OF this tropical cline, con.
tinue along the banks of the river upon
the Mexican side. The population, too,
seems to improve. The inhabitants are
1 OF much lighter complexion and in better
circumstances. The trees increase also
in size, number and variety. The dwarf
muskeei is now interpersed with ash, will
low, species Of elm, lienUas rite, Sc
'Fhe shfubbery also increases in variety,
though but few kinds are at present in
bloom. must, however, describe to YOU
a magnificent specimen OF the Mlmosa.
or sensitive plant, which found in corn
field a few days ago: it was about ten feet
in height resembling rose bush and ha.
wing lhoFns like the rose, upon lis stalks
and branches. The bloom somewhat re.
sembled, m appearance and color, that of
the red clover. Upon touching the leaves
they closed so inslantaneousIy, by running
your finger rather slowly along branch,
The effect produced was very interesting,
| forgot to mention, that notwithstand.
ing the incessant rains, and bad cuItya-
lion, the cotton here looks extremely well.
The stalk is vigorous. branches well, and
IS filled with young bolls, squares and bios.
SONS, and not more forward here than in
Mississippi
The cuttun raised here is said to be Of
very superior quality, but have not vet
had an opportunity otjudging. ! exanin.
ed handful of last years crop at a rancho
yesterday, which | thought very inferior,
resembling bad Louisiana cotton; il was
not perhaps fair specimen.
The corn raised here is very fac. The
cobs are long and well filled with a large.
square hInty grain, ol semi.transparent
whtaness, lar superior to any have seen
at home.
We find neither hogs or sheep here,
hut abundance of horned cattle. of The best
quality, also good horses occasionally, and
the finest mules | ever saw in nv life.
We stopped this morning to wood, near
small village, the entire population of
which, with the Alealde at their bend,
lurned out 10 greet US; they all appear very
friendly, aud 10 fact, have reason 10 be so,
AA4.t ....
ming upon the Rio Grande, they fnd
market at high prices, for their wood, beef,
poultry, eggs, milk, melons, &C., things
which formerly yielded them no revenue.
butare now SO profitable as to more than
compensate them for losses BY the unpar-
alleiled treshoIs which they superstitous-4
ly attribute TO the Americans!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

Or We have seen, hut have not had
time 70 perusc, the letter OF Senar Speight,
taking issue with the docunes sen forth ia
The Veto Of the internal Improvement hin.
We shall notice It herea6er as also he
somewhat celebrated letter from the same
source, to the M'ssisssippian, now going
The rounds OF the wing press, with whig
prefix
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

REPEAL or Laws ron THE CoLLrorlov or
DfDrs.--Tho hssiwiPpian proposes that
the Legislature pass a bill, at the next
session, providing for a direct vote of The
people on the proposition to aboIjsh all laws
for tho collection OF debts,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

pnlNrEn'a CoAvGNrloN 1t ia proposed
that The publishers Of newspapers in North
Mississippi held meeli8g at Qslord, Ia
iayotto county on Monday, Ielh October,
to devise measures and adopt rules con
serving the interests Of The craft, NC. We
shall not be nhIe TO attend, but VIII cheer
fully abide by any rules which may be
adopted, and practiced, by majority Of
The craft.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

01J-ft is stated That Mr.. M'DUrpE will
not again enter the Senate, and that his
place Will be filed BY r. II. ELmoRG. Il is
also rumored hat SAN HoUaroN wireeign
as Senator from Texas, In consequence Of
private BUSINESS, and the declining health
Of Ms vito.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

Or We have lately received several
wishy-wasby literary publications from
tho Northern ciios, endorsed "please no.
tee" They had best send the,r grist 10
somo Other miII--we can't grind Tor such
toll as they give,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

"TgG TAmrr"--Wo invite pcrusal oil
the well wruCn article under this head,
from The ~. Y. Aiias. Whilst we cannot
doubt that portion Of the democracy Of
Pennsylvania aud New York are imbuod
with hercnca protective" principles, we
have every confidence that the "sober Sc
coud thought' win be right and etlir.a.
with such vigiant senunels as the ADO.
and Peaasyiroaiaa toexposo the machina.
tons and lay bare the sopbisuiesaof inle-
rested classes,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
late FROM MEXICO.

Arrival of Santa Anna in Vera Cruz
Possession Of California Loss Of the
/ q S. brig Trurtoa surrender Of The
officers and creic as prisoners.
Extract OF letter from an officer attached
10 The Home squadron. now at " Anton
LzQrdo," near Vera Cruz, dated
AUGUST 30, 1916.
avail myself of the sailing of the u.
s. cutter Legare to give you an Inkllng of
what is going on here.
Santa Anna arrived here on the 10Th
instant from Havana, in the English mer-
chant steamer Arab, accompanied by his
friend Gen AImonle. He was well re-
ceiyed on his landing al Vera Cruz, but
our accounts say not very enthusiastic
He was permitted to land by Com. Conner.
! 1t is presumed chat he had passport. He
has gone to Mexico.
Through the English squadron station
ed here, we were informed some time
since that Com. Sloat, commanding the U.
S. naval forces in the Pacific, had taken
possession Of California. This is what
might have been expected.
] regret 10 inform you of the loss of the
beautiful U. s. brig Truxon, Capt. Car
pender, The Truxron sailed from here
in the early part Of this month for Tampi-
co. On the 18th, while standing into the
hlrbor of Tuspan, 100 miles north of We
ra Cruz, small Mexican coosting vessel
was discovered, and soon after made a
prize Of Capt. Carpenter engaged the
captain Of the vessel to pilot him into
safe anchorage, but in doing so he ran the
TrUXton on a reef where she was soon in
a very perlous situation. Capt G. then
despatched Lieut. Berryman 10 the sqad
ron for the assistance OF steamer. The
boat ia which the officer was, after four
days hard pulling, was picked up by the
ST. Marys off Vera Cruz. AS soon as our
Commodore was informed Of the fact, he
sent The Princeton to Tuspan. While the
brig was on the reef, after the departure
of Lieut. Bergman, two Mexican coast.
ing vessels appeared in the ofing; these
we're captured by BOATS crew in charge
OF Ii. Bhshrod Hunter, but this gentleman
was unable, fram the violence Of the gale
blowing al the time, to reach The wreck
with his prizes, and was therefore compel
led to make for this place, where he arri
we'd several days ago On the arrival Of
the Princeton at the wreck of the Truxon,
she was found abandoned, and that she
had been stripped of all light articles by
the MeXicans. A flag Of truce was sent
on shore from the Princeton, by whom 1t
was ascertained that Capt. Carpenter, his
officers and crew who were with him, land |
ed at Fuspan on the l7th, and we're hos,
pItabDy received and treated by the inha-
bitants. On the l9lh they started on foot
for fampeo, intending TO offer themselves
as prisoners of war. Since then we have |
no further accounts OF them On the re-
turn Of the flag of truce to the Prince ton,
the commander Of that vessel, finding thai
there was no possibility of saving The
Truxton, set her on fire, and she had burnt
TO The waters edge when the Princeton
took her departure.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

DgAp.--The "New Orleans Tropic" and
"Vicksbmg Intellgencer'' have been dis.
continued for want of patronage
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

We see from our South Carolina ex.
changes that the question is beginning 10
be moolet Of giving the election &C their
public officers 10 the people. Ii has al.
ways surprised us that the Palmetto State
willingly remained 50 far behind her Sis !.
ter States, in popular liberty; and we are
reioiced to see that efors have common.
ccd 70 Improve her political condition. We
predict that the ball will not stop until
South Carolina is as free as Mississippi.
[Orgaaiser
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

New CorroN.--The receipts Yesterday
amounted 10 50 baes, including one by the
Grace Darling from Memphis, the frs,
from Tennessee. The total number re-.
celsed is now 100 bales. lBulietin, 5h,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

or We find the following paragraph in
the DeHa, OF the 9th instant. We venture
the prediction that not a cartridge was
burnt At the taking Of Monierey3 ...
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. TAYLOR. --latest. -
We have been permitted to perusc a le'ter
from Gen, Taylor, dated Camargo, the 27lh
ut. I'm II the General states that be had
sent on 800 mules, 100 wagons, and 10000
raDionsy that be would move on the Isl TO
the 9Th inst, himself, to Monterey that it
the enemy did not give tight there, he
would push on to SaItHIo, and there ar
range his plans for a future and more for
ward movement.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

ARKANSAS ELECTION FuH Returns.
The Little Rock Banner gives the full OIL
cial returns OF the elections in Arkansas,
Il thus sells them down In the Senate the
parties stand: % democrats, 5 wings
making % members. In The House Of
Representatives there are "a democrats
and 81 wings making 10 members. OF
the 100 members elected, there are rs
democrats and "a wings.
Gu. r.. w. Johnson dem. was elected
70 congress without opposition.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

The New Orleans Medical Journal says
that that city was never so free Of disease
at any season as at the present time,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKET--SEpr'n s.
eoRnEorEn mon ruE nuLlrrlN.

The steamboat Enterprise (Which Piled
90 the Yalobusha Inst scasun,) blew up %
me Rio GNude, near Rcinosa, on the 2lst
uIt. Several were scalded, aud two Of the
Tennessee volunteers were known 10 have
been killed. The commissary who pur-
chased the old shell ough, 10 have been on
her aud been blown TO the d..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

Mr. la another place will be found the
details Of a disgracefp riot among the
Georgia Volunteers. Iltsbula few weeks
since party Of the same regiment had a
saf.Joat q fsdcaG5 with portion Of t6e
Kentucky volunteers ''and such beau
tltnI aud interesting GeEt writes a friend
oI ours who Witnessed ir,) was never seen
since lhs old world wua new / witness
ed Lsays he,) eighteen GstieuGs one Sunday
between Georgia and Kentucky, They
were all Picked men, and fought merely
70 test the ability OF each State 10 furnish
the best Gghlers-rhere being no cause OF
difference between them. The Georglans
came Off victorious, but Old Kaintuck held
uP her head up, and len many marks
The Georgans lsays our correspondent, a
Louisiana volunteer,) werc The Oldest,
stoatest, toughest, fgdliag. est set Of men !
ever saw, any howl" We hope old Rough
and Ready viii give these rantaDkerous
chaps an early opportunity for, and the
hottest place in, batIlewllh The Mcxjcans,
and then we shall see whether the Creek
Indians mere right when they said they
could raise a crop Of corn on one side Of a
creek, whip tie Georgiaos on The other,
and not baif uy!
But the affair 10 which we fret alluded
ia Of o grayer character tlan fsljcuG, or
a inht with. MavipaDs. and wp hone tor
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

Accounts from Fort Leavenworth to the
23d, received at ST. Louis, state that Col.
Allen, Of the battalion Of Mormon infan.
Try, died on the morning of that day.
The Weston Democrat of the 23d SAYS
that Capt. Cook has gone to Santa Fe IN.
Ger a flag Of truce, for the purpose OF de.
manding peaeeable possession Of New
Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
BALTIMORE MARKET Nor.asPM

Cate.-The supply Of Beeyes market to-day was full
but not quite large that Of last week The demand
anmne and the prices last quoted sustained
The ofe the scales comprised 1920 head OF which
1900 WEI sold and 100 remain Prices ranged from
.50a2,.5 100 lbs the hoof equal S3a5 rs net
and averaging about S2,20.
Hogs.-Live Hogs have advanced Sales o-day were
Mt S4,l2aS425, with few parcels Of superior quality
triae higher.
Flour.-Several small parcels Of Howard street Flour
sold Saturday $3.50. The news pull
hed this morning, has brought the market completely TO
ing for higher prices but sales have been effected
being general disposition wait until the efIsct the
Eastern markets is fully developed. The receipt
price from cars is unsettled.
GrHn-Thc market this morning was very unsettled
and the price of Wheat advanced but in the day the
advance sustained Two three parcels of prime
Md red Wheat sold 100 cts but that price could
Pennsylvania reds and sales OF 900 were made
100 cts. sale afterwards made of 1000 bushels at
lle1 cts and lot OF 1000 bushels III other rarces
are he'd at III cts without finding purchasers.
There was Corn offering today and we are unable
10 name quotation. For lot of Pennsylvania yellow 20
cents refused.
The sales of were at % cents-none in marke,
to-day.
Provisions.-The Provision market present no change
Pork is qui'e dull, and prices nominal at $40 10 rs
for mess, and 50 1926 for prime. We do not
hear OF any large sales Of Beef. New mess is held
at Sl0,75 Sll No. l at 80 S9,25, and prime 81
S725. Small parcels Of Bacon selling at pre-
viously quoted rates. viz shoulders Gems; sides
81 cents; and mans Gas cents Lard is quiet We note
sale Of lot OF No. in kegs II cents. We quote
kegs at 75a73 cts; and bbs at cents.
Whskey-The las. sales at % FOR hhds. and
"a cents for bbs To day holders ask higher but there
are sales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. No.

COLUMBIAN HUTEL, Nov. TO.
Capt Nicholson, u. S. N; Mrs VIM Fisher, Calves
ton, Texas; Taliaferro Gloucester; Stockton Or.
aDgo; l. b Saunders, Raleigh c; Paul Tilman, Abe
marie; John Mosey, Charlottesville; w o Payne,
Goochland; DR. S Warng, w Bagley, Newbern; NJ +
Flournoy Chesterfield; Oscar Stegar Cumberland; Jno
Haden, Fluyanna; John letter, lady and son, Amelia;
Col WIN Winfree, Arthur Taylor, Chesterfield; + F
Jones, Brunswick; P Ii Booth Petersburg Jesse w Does
Weldon, G. John Tyler, Petersburg Peter Elicit, Pow
hatan; Geo Hooker, T. Tinda, Buckingham; Thos c
Seayres, Powhatan; John Huichings, Piisylyania WIN
NJ Price, St Louis; w Nice, Goochand; John Forseo,
Chesterfield Daniel Perkins, Hennco; VIM a Scruggs,
Powhatnn; Capt Raoult, ship Olimpe.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. TO-
A Pace, Petersburg; Atkins N. York; John Rol-
low, Fred'g; Black, Norfolk; Shoemaker G A Raw
hngs, Baltimore; Markus, N. Y; John Wekham, Han
over Middleton and family, $. Carolina; Price. Han.
over Jones, Orange; Williamson, Va; Tho Max.
well, Alabama.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
Correspondence OF the U. S. Gazette.

INV okk, SUNDAY, T. Vt.
Il known in the city that the had arrived in
Boston yesterday, although the wires between New York
and New Haven had been cut in places The specu-
lsos prepared for this, and had their expresses
dy from Springfield to Albany, from whence we re
coiyed the fret intmaton Of her arrival. No advantage
gained in this Market because as il was found
that the wires had been cut, holders refused to sell
am therefore without any sales to report. the few
operations which took place to-day form no criterion of
what the market may be to-mor
fire broke out IN the Ship Chandlery Store of s. p
Robinson lis Wall ST., the stock in which nearly all
destroyed ]. Wheelwrght Commission Merchant in the
same building. was but hide injured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

WArHINUtUN, NVNs y, IoEb
The Secretary Of the Treasury, learn, is consdera
bio dependency about tho Loan recently advertised for
The Time for bids will expire Thursday next IL was
thought hero that the whole loan would taken
before this and IL would with any substantial ground Of
confidence among business men In tho wisdom stability
OF the Administration. But IL is believed that
will be required after the meeting Of Congress- aud
that favorable will DO offered II s thought ut
least that the Government will cease to embarass itself by
keeping tho Sub Treasury bill in operation SO far IL is
admitted that this bad measure has carried much moro
harm to hose who framed IL than to any body else Good
il has done to no body, can il do any.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
A Washington let,er in the N. Y. Her.Id ,,y,-

Lieut.. Watson proceeds to New York for tho purpose
Of chaerng vessel for Cbagrcs and goes the Pacific
bearer OF dispatches Of opinion that orders have
gone out to seize upon the whole Of lower California in
order TO enable US to the Of the Gulf
which 10 Of much importance, well fine ports
for whhers TO
Col Mason goes out IN company with Lieut.. Watson, IL
is Supposed TO supesede COL Stevenson in the command
Of the California regiment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
THE
RICHMOND HOUSE.

SITUATED ON Governor street, nearly oppo-
~ the Governors House and about squares Main
having received Considerable additions rendering
much convenient aud eomnoous, be opened the
st day Of November The Of Boarde By the
day. The bet sndravoT Of the subscriber
used who will supgrnend reudT the Of those who
put up the establishment comfortable.
For the information OF the who call pyae Conveyance
there excellent Livery Stable hani where
hone. &C. will be well attended B. 1. MEADE.
Oct I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11

BOSTON MAKkET-The Boston Journal Of Satur
day afternoon has the following notice of the market there:
The steamer arrived this morning. and her advces are
very favorable for Cotton, Breadstus Lard. Ashes &C.
and have given n better feeling TO our market
Flou-A lot OF 1000 bbls Michigan and Ohio fat hoop
Sold for shipment to England So and parcels Of
at S6a6l2 per Dbl, cash. The steamers news this
morning has caused holders to have confidence in
high range OF prices, but market unsettled and no
transactions of consequence have taken place.
Grain-The steamers news is very favorable for Corn
and holders asking advanced prices Previously the
market very dull.
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SATURDAY, NOV. Z.
Western Continent for Nov. lie
We deliver this paper pree ihln can be
received by mail
9J- Shall have for sale At 6 o'e.o.k-
Corporal W. Boston Star for Nov 10 et.
New York Weekly Herald for Nov 7-5e
Philad Phia Saturday Courier Post Gazette for Now Inber
TAT 6c
Iris and Odd ferows Mirror u Nov. 7-6e
Description OF herico aud Yueatan, with a Map-75e
October No. Baekwoods Magaz ne25 per year
November No. Wing Revisw-SOe per No OF a. per year
Maps Of McIeo, Tens u. Fe-2Se
B1ou Alphabet, with eoIored 81 tures-SOe.
HoS to BE- happy lcNs gin Tor Little folks-75c
b Chih's Keepsake by NJ Colmln-J7e
Floral Alphabet, Illustrated gold by Mrs o.xood-
$3.50
No 4 Yankee Dooie-Gc
Rights Of Labor, by O. Colt3R-25-
No LppaIds work, The Nazarne or, OF the
Warrington Revelation OF FhladepL New and Wash
ington, n lsi4-l9e
No. % FTost's Pictorial woild-25e
No Chambers Information for the Peope-25e
No. IOPietorial History of England-2Se no7
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NO TICES

Coffee, Molassc., Cheese, Bacon, Ac.
at Williams & Hsxsll will sell this morn
ing. at 10 o'clock. primo LaRusyrs and Rio Coffee very
superior retailing Molasse Goshen Cheese prime Bacon
Sides. Bunch R,sns In boxes half boxes M"pongshe.
and Cincinnati Recthsd whiskey, Ccguse end Imitation
Brandy, Tees, Window Glass, Indigo, &c.
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BY Magnetic Telegraph.
tTRAssMrrrED FOR THE BAIT. AnKRIcAs.l

PHILADELrniA, Nov. 9, 81, p. NJ.
The Flour market to-day has been unsettled and prices
have advanced TO six dollars but hear of sales Of
fes purchase 1915 refused. At that rate 1000
bbs sold Saturday afternoon. Grain has also
yancod, but have sales to report
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

GTHE subscribers have re-opened the above es.
u adjustment, and beg say and the
public generally they prepared undivdd
order please th1sc who may
Gentlemen business vll 6nd advan
call havrg ample moiauou for their
and convenience cvise, stable within my yards
surpassed To friends
ary say That Bar shall all suPped Liquors
inferior any the cry. Al desire patronage. and
ianto please, shall not te fault.
srEGAL JAS. G. BLAEEY, IT,
Urhuopd Aurusf a 1876 N
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

VIE subscribers onsr the follow Groceries, fo ml
n " use BY FETAL upon the most favorable vim:
$4,000 ts- smahnsa Bacon hog round. small sine
pipe pure Ff,nsh Brandy. Of vintage ofiB3t
pipes pure ssxDeue" Baniy, good AMI d1e nvor
pipe pnrs hadstfa w Inc vintage Of 1887 direct inpHtn
pp~ poie do do hns favor 4 TO this market
pipe . NJ do for eoohirg
AEw Ibis genuine Isie Of xm Apgie Brandy. years Old
bits -Bumxah nsfa" old Rye whskry. an eIua aItishe
10 eDs pure e Of WIGHT vnesawheb, together with brown
ana eug. various qualities and prices best Gum
Der and biaek Teas Spices Of different Molass
Java and Lssusys Coffee Hens Family and su crime Flour
ee always on hand vii be supplied the orders OF
nsrs and Others. At Ptiess times.
3v-aw JONES A wINgroN