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h eW Arrangement.
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h mutual arrangement having been
IA made by myself and Mr. Allen
DAVIS, the public is respectfully infor-
med that horses hired from me al Grand
Gulf, and rode TO Port Gibson, can be
kept al the stable Of Mr.. Davis and sent
back 10 me BY him free Of charge, and
horses hired from Mr.. Davis and left
al my stable in Grand Gulf, will be
stabbed and seat TO Mr.. Davis on the
same terms.


After the first Of October, ! will run
Hack daily, between PorI Gibson and
Grand Gulf


Carriages, Buggies, and fine Saddle
Horses, kept constantly on hand for
5Ire, at the following terms.


Seat in Hack, to or from Port


Gibson. 00
Buggy and Horse per day, 90
Saddle Horse, 90
aorse !, feed per night, so
Single feed, %
Per week, 8 90
Farmonth. 10 90
PHIL BETHEA.
Ofand Gulf, July 80, 1845-42-ly.