Commission BUSINESS.
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Below will be found the Cotton Circular of
Mr.. VINCENT GALLAwAY, from which it will
be seen that he tenders his services, as Cot
ton Factor, to the Planters of Mississippi
Mr.. Galloway is native of this State, and is
we'll known to large majority Of the Planters
in this section as an honest, upright and
business man. To those Planters who have
not as yet selected their Commission Mer-
chant in New-Orleans, we would say, en-
ploy Mr.. Galloway. for we kno,O him to be
honest and capable.


New ORLEANS, September &c, 1841.


Dear Sir.-The undersigned having
opened a Commission House in this city for
the sale or shipment Of cotton and the trans
action of a General Commission Business,
tenders his services to his friends and the
public generally. He proposes to corfne
his business strictly within their limits, and
promises to do fair and Legitimate agency
and nothing else. His personal attention
will be unremittingly devoted to his busi-
ness, and he trusts that his mercantile ex-
perience and knowledge of the Cotton bu-
siness will enable him to give general salts
faction to those who may flavor him with
their patronage.


In rendering his services as Cotton Fac,
tor, he will only say, that he will, when
| left to his own discretion, conduct the hand
ling and sale of each consignment as seems
to his judgement most likely to procure the
highest market price, giving at the same
time that attention to the sampling, CHASING
weighing &c. which will insure justice tc
the owner.


All Cotton consignmenis will be insured
from the time of being shipped until sold
unless the owner signify wish in the Bill
of Lading to be his own insurer.


The storage or housing of all cosignment'
will be carefully and economically attended
to.


By avoiding speculations and every pos
sibe liability, the undersigned will not bc
pecuniarily compelled to make any sacrific,
by forcing sales under dull markets; and ht
trusts also to be enabled to be Prompt in pay
ing over or remitting, or carefully investing
proceeds of sales or enclosures as his cor
respondents may choose to direct.


In conclusion, he pledges unceasing eX
ertions for the interest Of those who confd'
in him. and hopes to receive liberal pa
tronage.


Respectfully your obedient servant,


VINCENT GALLAWAY.