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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
s. D IS RS
ARRtAGEWAREHOUs
WINN'S HOTEL.

tWfIE SUBSCRIBER would re- EA
Il specially inform the public lA
ha he his opened the large and Esa
t~commodious ~
BRICK BUILDING
Main Street, a few doors below bis OLD
'STAKD. The house is very spacious, and pos
ssesses every onvenienee for
BOARDERS.
The rooms ere large, airy and arranged with
ian eye to the caomfoft Of occupants. His Ia
HE shall be supplied with the best the market
'aifords. And no pains or expens shall be
spared to render satisfaction to his guests.
The subscriber, thankful to his old friends
for their patronage, hopes, from his increased
facilities and determination to please, TO con-
/, 'tinue to receive their generous favor.
X. M. VIM.
Kazoo City, June 13--nI7-tf
P.S.-Hacks, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle
Horses will be at all times in readiness to con-
vey persons to any Of the Watering Places, OF
elsewhere in the interior. r. NJ. W.
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IKSOLVENT NOTICE
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON County,. BY The Probate Court
Of snid county. May torn, 1850.
THE estate OF WILEY MOODY, deceased,
L having been reported to, and declared by,
said court insolvent, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate Of
said deceas ed, to present the sam to the IN
dersigned on or before the second Monday
in December, 1850, OF their claims viii be for
ever barred.
By order Of the Court.
CAMERON, Clerk.
may 90, 1S50-nI4-6m
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
Fresh and Select Medicines!
ME are just receiving, from New York and
w Philadelphia, a superior assortment of

y are just receiving, from New YORK ana
w Philadelphia, a superior assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Nc Sc,
Fresh aud Pure, embracing most articles usu'
ally found in Drug Stores, Buying, as we do,
Of the Importers and Manu- actarerS-reliable
houses at once responsible and respectable, and
being determined to deal in the BEST MEDl-
lcNEs, those sold by US may be confidently re-
he'd on-we t~Carra1t them such as represented.
Our Stock shall be kept complete, by fresh
supplies from the best market as often as re
qnired.
Thankful for past f~avors, we solicit a con
t%inuance Of the same, from all paying dealers,
and pledge ourselves TINT our prices shall be as
lOv as similar articles can be afforded ut in the
State. CASH dealers win always find It to
their interest to call at the sign OF the Col
Gen &aortar."
July A, $50 PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
LEWIS S. TERRY
tenders his services, as a

tenders his services, as a
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
ITO the citizensof Madison county He will
4 spend a portion Of his time in Canton, and
n portion IT it in the country, and win at all
times be pieasied to attend any calls in his pro.
fession that may be given, in town or in the
country.
LEWIS s TERRY.
Canton, Jnne 90. l85O-nl8-tf
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ALL persons indebted 10 the under
signed are reqnsted to come for
ward and settle their accounts or they
will find them III the hands Of an Off
cor. r. HARRINGTON,
Feb. Cliff.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
TO THE PUBLIC.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING

MB 81
TIVE UNDERSlGN- e=aeE
a ED would respect kAA49TN~
fully inform the citizens gNJ f@p
Of Madison, and the sur
rounding counties, that he is prepared to take
in aU kinds Of CARRIAGE REPAIRING and
PAINTING, and hopes, by good work and
close attention to business, to rece i've a liberal
share~of patronage.
N. B.-Shop on the north side of the Square,
and formerly occupied by r.. R. Lewis as 4 car
riage shop. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Canton, June IS, lS50-nl-yl
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JACKSON NORTON,
X. TOOM BIS,
'TilnM Dam

~ Editors, ana papers friendly to the en-
will please publish this Prospectus,
hich will e%rititlo them to an exchange with.
newspaper. All who comply with ttitain-
quest will send a copy Of the paper U%ontinu-
ing it to the COMMITTEES.
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WANTED AT THTs 0FFIoE

Az apprentice, a lad of good habits
aud one who comes well ysco,s.
neutrality-suspicious. other need apply.
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PROSPECTUS
aTHE% SOUTHERN PREss.0

AN association of sixty-three Members Of
II Congress, Senators and Representatives,
have constituted the undersigned a committee
to superintend the establishment of a Southern
Press at Washington City, TO be devoted to the
exposition and defence Of Southern Rights aud
institntions--the dissemination of correct in
formation as 10 Northern Policy and the course
Of Political Affairs generally, without reference
of the old party lines of wing and democrat.
Arrangements are now in progress, promptly
to insure the issue of such a paper under the
Ma Of
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For TRI-WEEKLY during the session of
Congress, and SEMI WEEELY during the
recess, the price will be, per annun, S. 90
WEEKLY paper, 2 50
The price of subscription must be paid inva-
riably in advance, and the cash accompany
the name sent.
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titled to receive "a copy gratis for oneyear.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF
MAILS AT CANTON, MISS

THE COLUMBUS MAIL,
a. DIVE: Thursday Saturday and Monday, By
19 O'Clock, M.f
Closes Tneasday, Thursday and Saturday al
O'clock, =. n.
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&BINGLES.-A lot of superior Cypress
~ Shingles on hand and for sale BY
n15-v1 d. w. MURPHY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

up to meet the smaller-so as to cover the
edge Of the coin, and the piece is finished by
blow in the coincr press. The half eagles,
which arc, perhaps, the most numerous, bear
various dates, such as 1914, 1915 and isi7.
OF the quarter eagles Only one date, isi3, and
bearing q, for the New Orleans mint mark,
has as yet been detected. but doubtless there
arc others in circulation. The value Of the
half eagles assaycd was from 50 to 81 90,
and the quarter do. 81 IS. They arc so well
calculated to deceive that they have passed
uudetcctcd through the hands Of good judges,
into the mint, IN QUO instance as many as I've
In a single deposit.
The only reliable method Of detection is by
their weight. II they come up To the true
standard. their increased thickness will be at
once apparent to a careful examiner. There
Is little machine invented BY Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Snidcr, OF the Philadelphia mint, which tests
by a single movement, the weight, diameter
and thickness Of any cola IN this series, and II
would Be a valuable addition tn the furniture
of any Office, where gold cOins are received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
Letter from Prof. Webster's Daughter


From the Manchester Messenger. 1.-The
following communication from daughter Of
Prof. Webster, in reply To letter addressed
TO her, has been handed us by the gentleman
10 whom !, was directed with request for its
ratification. Withou, comment Nc lay It be-
fore our readers:
Cambridge, April sth ,lSjo.-Daniel Marsh,
Esa., Sir this morning received the very
kind letter you addressed 10 me, and which ]
hasten TO answer TO thank you IN the name Of
my mother, my sisters, and myself for the
true sentiments you entertain respecting my
beloved father. You believe him innocent,
and YOU believe ichaf Is irils, hS IL the victim
Of circumstances, deeply injured man-'hal
he is innocent, We his family kHo'r, and moth.
ing on earth will ever take from US this con.
viction. We have never, from the moment
he was snatchcd from his home, had shad-
ow Of doubt on our minds, and Whatever the
world may say or do, We shall ever have that
feeling To support US. The knowledge Of hi,
innocence supported my father during the
hours Of suffering in the court room that Il
is that gives him and US ealmness now, amidst
the many sources Of sorrow that have over
whclmod Us.
Far different from what We anticipated, was
the result Of the trial, for We had been assur.
ed throughout the winter that our father could
not but be- restored to Us, and at the trial, be-
must receive justice for the many wrongs tina,
had been hcaPsd upon him. hut justice hed
from the court room. and prejudice took her
place.
Yet hope still fingers with u, for we irus,
the public voice will be raised aglins, the
gross injustice that has been committed, and
will not allow our country to bear such ',Ig.
ina on her name, such an everlasting stain, a.
will be tina, OF the sacrifice OF one 10 truly IN
nocent as my father. And Il one word from
US, sir can add feather, weight to the efforts
that are being made, Oh, may We give you
the deep assurance Of our hearts, tina, We feel
grateful for the deep interest that YOU express
and feel, and ior what you are doing In our
behalf May God in his infinite mercy, look
down upon you, and bless the efforts that are
being made, and Il It is no, his will To bring
the truth to light, and to allow this awful
mystery to b. explained, may be enlighirn
the minds Of those into whose hands the case
will pass.
/ mus, again thank you, III, for tho kind
feelings YOU express towards my dear father
Nothing that the world can do now, gives Us
greater consolation, than the knowledge that
Others believe him innocent. sympathy has
flowed abundantly from many hearts towards
US, his family. bu, how much more przcd By
Us is that sympathy when expressed Tor ham,
That our beloved father may be- restored TO Us.
Is the feTcnt prayer OF our hearts, and wc
wait ucmblingly IN the hope, that those Who
are now To decide in this case may SO the ter
rblc injustice that has been committed, aud
has inflicted so much suffering on - many 90
Believe me, sir, gratefully youD,
IIAEurr W. wrnsrrE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
BOsros. ArRlL s, 1850.

DrAR STA Since the closing Of the ulai'
and condemnation ofDr. Webster for murder,
things socm 10 move on in about their usual
routine. A great many more cases before
the police Cour,, than while the great and abb
sorbing trial was progressing.
Trade is in a noprishing way-commerce,
Iand.ward and sea-ward, increasing. The ar
n'aIs and departures, at this port are daily
frUm twenty-five Ia thirty Of all sorts Of craft.
The English Steamer Europa arrived to-
day. Trade Was good IN London. Money
plenty but firm. Trade in the English man
uiac,uring districts, not 30 good. Coffee has
considerably lallen--Couon has declined.
All sorts Of business is good in these re-
pions. The most discerning Of our mercantile
and business mrn, have asceriaincd that the
main moving spring Of all business has been
advertising in the Newspapers throughout the
country. An extensive and general system
Of advertising was some two or three ycar
ago, Introduced into this city and New Eng.
land by tina, enterprising agent V d. Pal.
mer Esq, which has operated undor his
Management, like charm. lie has meri,od
the confidence and patronage of the whole
country for his oxertion, and will continue to
rcceiyoit.
At all seasons our vas, population OF 1885,
/ 600, and ~ many more visitors each week
mas, have amusement. We have numerous
places where IL may b. found, and OF all kinds
good and indifferent.
Those who visit the Boston Museum, ar,
never disappointed IN finding a rch treat -
The superior band Of Music give you 10
thrilling Melody, and the unsurpassed anC
billian, performance Of the Dramatic Com
pany, perfectly enchan,you.
never knew il otherwise than delightful
nor otherwise than dcnsely filled houses, fai
or stormy.
The House Of Representatives have by
considerable majority passed the new " TEN
pcrancc Law" II provides that no pcrol
shall, sell any intoxicating drink in any guam
rty less Than hcHiy-dgh gallons, cHccp, 70
the arts, or medicines use. The penalty eN
tends to Imprisonment for months or cNer
years, It will probably pass the Senate.
The Medical College was freely throw
open yesterday to tho inspection Of visitors
and twelve OF fifteen hundred persons Of boil
sexes visited It for the purpose Of gratifying
their curiosity in seeing the place where It j
supposed the murder OF DR. Parkman wa
perPctatcd.
The case Of Pearson who vas few week
ago sentenced tn h. hung for the murder o
his wife and two twin daughters, At Whining
ton, i, N come before the governor and coun
cil tomorrow for consideration, whether t,
commute the punishment to State Prison 70
life. Iours &c,
L. r. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
Counterfeit, Gold Coin.

We End in the Y. Y. Journal Of Commerce
80 following article ia relation TO some dam
-oas counterfeit, which are ia circulation.
zoe fact, are derived from the Assaycr Of Oh.
o. ; mint,
The most im70riau, clas, u counterfeit,
the ,s,.,at'os. e ...,T "a, "a s,p,u, anil sau,r
1--we lately been 5rouch, to light worthy Of
.ccial notice. The y1rictie, include the
cl- half eagle, and quarter eagle The
... IS very perfect, Cor although a colnsr might
cover that the impression is not quite 80
RIP anil decided rs the genuine coin. Yet
.re but practsed eve can detect any dliIer,
800. Even when examined under a micro
,pr. they are found to correspond in the
.a,t minute particular 10 the genuine coin
u.s shows that the dies must have bocn
Stored from our coin by some mechanical
rcss rot yet known to honest vorkmen, n
most accomplished arts, IN the world
Md no, take up the rraycr and make such
csimile
The cuiUS have rather dull sound M ring
~, but not IS Il hlwed, although they are
'uaIly composed Of three dis,i7c, pieces Of
rnal. Where they are full weight thcy are
.arssarily thicker than the genuine, but gem
lily the half eagle Tim, a. in the good piece,
e ,m s. IN 90 thousanj,hs Of an inch within
O. raised rim. They appear a. follows \
, ia Planche' Of silver Iof Spanish Standard
prepared 50 nearly Of the right diameter,
'1i the subsequent oyerlay Of the gold plate
20 the edge, viii make il exact. Two plan
f.. .'cts Of gold are then Prcparod-one Of them
; correspond with the true diameter Of the /.
e-,,n, the other about onc-quarier Of an inch
,rser These two plates soldcrrd upon the 4
liver. thr projecting rim Of ,he largrr = boul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
The GaInhin Fraud.

The Washington correspondent, Of the Bos-
ton Daily Times, IN abiding 10 this affair, re-
marks
-, hiss hen m,dc the subject Of special in
yrstira,ion before a Committee Of the House,
which will exhibit a curious state Of things.
The Republic. by way OF cNculPating Mr..
Crawford, who obbrd hundred and two
thousand dollars out Of the Slgs, 900, stated
that Mr. Walker, the late Secretary Of the
Treasury, bad no, decided against IL, hut sim
ply pu, Il over am informed tina, the state
men, ), correct. Mr.. Walker gave his rel.
son To- dislllovinr the back lnicrcs, on the
claim and these, 1t seems. have beSn over.
ruled ~ the present Attorney General. The
urcscu Attorney General -, indeed, the
creates spcndthrf (of the public money!
now IN Washington. Whoever wants an old
claim revived and paid, goes to Rcycrdy John
sou, 81 Maryland. Tor an opinion, and is sure
10 Get II some az hundred thousand dollars
hay, IN his manner. been latcly subs,ractcd
from the United States Treasury, and God
o1ly knows where the process Of bleeding the
Treasury Is To end Every body here IN
Washington Is beginning To prosecute claims,
and an ar making money by it" rum al
mIa.s,ratim ,hlsi'
lnevcrnw an administration help itself 50
beautifully and ~ fact ~ the present. CLAY
tom has ius allowed the Francia claim, which
Ng. buchanan bal disallovrd Ewing has
gone into the Chirkasaws, Crawford iu,o The
Galphin, q" GulP-,n," a. 3, D, now called,
and Reverb, Johnson acts a. holpcrgcncral
10 these exploded and now revived claims on
the Treasury Meredith, in the meanwhile,
is making hs web lo catch lies when he shall
have To finger a nc,g loan, rendered necessary
. by the cNtu,agancr and prollgacy Of th.s
miserable administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23


still nearer. by this step the town viii de-
rive no money probably. but 1t will derive
what will be of infinitely more Importance
the satisfaction ,ha,no citizen has rea'oH or
right to complain Of injustice IN the payment
of his taxes. Therefore, man going on the
highway to labor, instead Of occupying him
self with leaning over his hoe and telling
loug.yams abou, injustice in paying taxes
The rich all getting rid Of theirs at haIl'pnce
the poor having to do all the labor and ret
half pay &c, il is hoped he will cease com
planning, now the cause is removed, and go to
work when called upon, like true citizen
who is determined tia, the highways shall he
better and the taxes less. \ ClrIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

II Edwin Forrest, the Trapedian, is in
his 45th year. lie married Miss Sinclair
from whom he now seeks divorce, about -
years ago. They have no children living.
The application for divorce was before the
Pennsylvania Legislature. But it proves To
be iailure-the bill being rejected by the
Senate. 1t was an entirely eTPdrie case the
testimony being all on the side Of Mr.. For
rest, without cross examination or any rebuff
ting evidence, and is as precious a piece Of
scandal rs one can wish. 1t however falls
out among the right class Of PeOPle--tho
" Upper Ten" Of New York, who are abund.
an,ly able TO bear IT, Bu, oh, what hu,ter-
ing il makes among them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

Tho citizens Of Saco and Biddeiord have
been thrown into a high state Of excitement
BY the discovery Of dead body OF 4 female.
Ii was found in brook on Storcr street, Sa-
CO, leading into tho river. 1t Is supposed that
the body has laid there some two months, and
the stencil arising from i, led To the discoye-
~. The hands aud legs were tied together,
and rope about fee, long, was tied round
her neck. She had on an under garment. a
pair Of stockings, and handkerchief tied
over her face and piece Of canvass round
her body. The universal opinion is, thatshe
was murdered. There has been jury Of in
quest held on her body.
The body has been identified as that Of a
girl belonging in the east m part OF this
State, formerly s, work in the Mills at Saco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

Twas married IN fDcburg, Me, on sun
day, the 2G,h day OF July, 1885, by that good
and excellent man, whose Prai,c - s,lil on
every ones lips-hmilIarly kRovn as " Pre-
r,pior Cool" 10 whom my wife IN her child,
hood went 10 school. She dicd Of yellow f.
yer NJ Moiiis. iia, on the 10th Oct. ls3s.--
Our child died the next year, IN Sept, 1850,
also nv yellow fever, aged J years, mouths,
and : DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

On INV marriage the good " Prccep,or -
handed inc " certificate" and IN return
gave hlma v" On opening the paper, !
was gratifcd and pleased to find the follow
ing and here copy it, that other good min.
is,crs may know how much prize It now
lha, h, and also my wiic's mother, Mas. Ma
nv E,srN,s, are with the angels and the
spirits Of the just, made Pcricci-iH hoarH
with nv wife and child.
Here is the precious legacy more dear to
mc than honor, lands, gold, riches or fame IN
these words
"MY CHILDREN
Never forget that YOU are mortal and &C
countablc bcings-and tina, the prescn, life il
only the threshold OF your existence. Be-
companions IN faith and gcdlincss walk to
Ccihcr rs heirs Of the grace Of life Take
meek counsel together, and 60 To the house
Of God in company. Allure each other over
the promises Of Revelation, in the length and
breadth thereof Mutually survey its pros
poets admire It's beauties, and gather Of It's
flowers and fruits Encourage one another
with these words, and lc, your hearts b. com
lored and knit together in love. unto all
the riches of the full assurance Of understand
ING, 10 the acknowledgement Of the registry
OF God, the Father, and Of Christ, in whom
are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowl.
edge. Then you will be lowly,-dnd IN
death not d,ridcd' Then your separation (by
dcaih) will be only temporary. 4 time OF
reunion will conc, aud the blissful inter.
course Of pure and poG,ci,d .triondshp,-I
have now under God, through the grace OF
Christ cementcd you, 5. and IL in, will be
insured forever. Myohi,drm-Rcm1nJcr me-
FarurcR'
AMOS J. Cook"
With the lady Rachel Rrss,A, can truly
say -
"It was thus surely that intellectual b,iHgs
Of different sexes were intended by their great
Creator, to GO through the world together
thus unitcd-not only in hand and hcar-but
IN principles, in intellect and views, and in
dispositions; each pursuing one noble and
common cnd-their own improvement, and
the peace and happiness Of those around them,
by the different means appropriate to their
situation; mutually connecting and strength
oning each, undegrldcd by all practices of
tyranny on the one hand, and of dccei, on the
other each finding candid but severe Judge
in the understanding, and warm and partial
advocate in the heart Of thar companion; Sc
cure Of refuge from the vexatiOns the fol.
lies, the MISUNDERSTANDING, and the evils of
the world, in the arms Of each other and in
the inestimsblc cnioymcn,s Of uHdisurbcd
colfdnos, and unrcstrained intimacy"
Reader does this picture suit yOu' II i
docs, install n. More anon.
Yours truly, CoRSrLrus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
LETTER No. VIII.
FnYrnrro, Mr., April. 1850.
EprToRs oT TnE OXFORD DrMocRAr :
To the Memory Of the Departed.

r,,-o,s 90 r., Ovr,pn DruocnAr
10 the memory OF inc DePai'ou'
un,,,,h, n,.,, know
Which al. n .o,,. i, His. combined
sGn r,,ed an What they lp,cd below 7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

"a The Norridgcwock Bridge, which was
completed on the 27lh OF January last, and
blown down the next day, has been rebuilt
The first tree for rebuilding 1t was cut on the
Goth of February, and the bridge finished for
travel on the Both Of March. !, was built by
Mr.. Myrick Emerson, OF 0rono, a, cost Of
siI 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

- s,h.rr,i.r. ., The DVnocrat IA south fari'
,,.i,;,x- NJ hsrca.ttt hnd thru paIsrs Al the
n Mess. RUST { YOUNG.
l., Nor~ay N,farv AMI vsriaitN al the store OF
-gTMTun HOWE.
., Bark6ch Ndagv aUi vicinity. ~ ihs h'ie' ="
I'm TAYLOR Esq AZ each of~h'eh PLACES
Z ~iut. delivered fsS r Pas,ag'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
The Daughters Grave.

"so0l psacyhll,,
lay het to rect;
Place the TUT lightly
On her Young beast;
Gsn,l,. sol,mnl,,
Where We have pillow q,
Thu, caih hsr head.
lay the sod lightly
Over hcr b5ca't;
Calm l. her ..umbcr,
Peaceful her rest
B,amiiul, lo'cb,
She vas bat given,
4 fair tad 10 earth,
To blos.1m IN heaven"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

MONTREAL RAILROAD. The receipts for
the month Of February, for passengers, were
50 ,557,75; for fright about $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
Bydr resident al

Strap, and hrddcnis respecting The Cholera IN
Nc,r Oricon,. ne OccrGoo, Sc, IN 1919.
Byd resident ahsH.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-23
REMOVAL.

TNHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
4 friends and customers that they have recent
ly removed to the store Immediately on the south
east corner of Broad and DeKalb streets, (Nio-
Ions old stand) where they will continue to keep
well assorted stock of
Groceries, Bagging, Rope, Twine, &c,
Also-Blankets, and every other article necessary
for Plantation use.
They now offer for sale their present stock of
Dry Goods at very reduced prices, being desi-
rous to close them before fall.
And as usual, will also attend to the Receiving
and Forwarding Goods from Railroad. Also, re-
ceiving and storing cotton and other country pro-
duce upon moderate terms.
GEO. s. DOUGLAS g. co.
August l, 1850. 81 If