Phil. BIetIla's
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New Arranpamnnt
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mutual arrangement having been
IA made by myself and Mr. Allen
laws, the public IS respectfully fnforz
med thut horses hired from me at Gre
Gull, ana rode 10 Port Gibson, c. be
kept al the stable of Mr.. DAVIS d sent
back 10 me by him free Of e rye, and
horses hired from Mr.. Das ) and left
At my stable in Grand CruIf, will be
stabbed and sent to Mr.. Davis on the
same terms.


After the first Of October, I will run a
Hack daily, between Port Gibson and
Grand Calf


Carriages, Buggies, and fine Saddle
Horses, kept constantly ON hand for
hire, at The following terms.
Scat in Hack, 10 or from Port


Gibson. Ou
Buggy and Horse Per DAY, 2 90
Saddle Horse, !" 90
Horse feed per night, so
Single feed, 25
Pd.Feek, 3 90
r. snonth. 10 90


PHIL. BETHEA.
S I'd Gulf, July 30. 1845-42-ly.