FACTORAGE

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|HNHE subscriber, recently from Charles -A- ton, South Carolina, where for the last twenty-one years he carriedon the Factorare and Commission BusineSs, to the entire satis- faction of his Carolina friends-some of whom are the most wealthy Planters-informs his friends in this State, Cdla6ama, that he has located himself in MOBILE, in the above line of business. From his long experience, personal attention, and promptness, he hopes to obtain a liberal support from his friends. He begs to refer to the following gentlemen, for the better information of those who are not personally acquainted with him:

 THOMAS GOODMAN, Esq.

 Gen. IRA GRIFFIN, iaSed'oosd.

 SS#a $Ei4S 4sIssSss IssSssssFs, H.s Esq

 Rev. JAMES H. MELLARD, Autauga counfu

 JEHU BATES, Esq. Marengo eounfy. z =.

 GEORGE WEISSINGER, Esq Perry county.

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 EoRFRT S9, 1oRE ID.AMRIsSGIoN. I.Mrs Clarke county.

 DUKE GOODMAN. Sept 24 3w26