GROCERIES.
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Y. BROWNE, respectfully informs his e1' friends, that he has on hand, and will con tlnue to receive. supplies of groceries and dry goods every week, from his agent in Mobile, who is directly interested and purchases for casli only consequently, they can be afforded at the lowest rates.

 The highest price given fot cotton, or liberal advances made.

 Those indebted to him. will please call and settle, as sooh after the first of January os pos- slbe, and thereby sdve trouble dhd expense.

 Jan. 7, lS16. 2m7 HhMES D SELLER, having taken Chap eD man A. Hester, as partner in the mcr- caniIe business, they will continue to sell goods at the old stand, formerly occupied by James D. Splller, under the firm of Spillpr & H ster, where all goods usually kept in dry good store, may at all times, be had on as accomoda. tlng terms, as at any other House in the city. MT S. respectfully soicIts continuance of hls old customers, and the public generally. a..

 SELLER & HESTER. Jan. 9, lS46. ifs.