NOTICE.

THOMAS RRIAN
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ID ETURNS thanks TO bis friends and public
z o generally, for the liberal share Of patron
age extended TO his establishment, and begs
leave respectfully 70 inform them that lie still
holds forth in the


Large and Convenient Stable,
adjoining the Steam Boat Landing, and 'front.'
ing the Planters House, the principal Hotel in
the place.


He is, as usual, always prepared TO furnish
Horses and Carriages of the very best descIip-
ton, and turned out from his Stable in the pro-
per style, 10 the travelling community. Also,
Riding Horses for ladies or gentlemen, gentle
or spirited, as may be fancied.


Careful men, and those who understand their
business, either as drivers or assistants in the
Stable, are the only kind Of persons employed
by him; they are ready at all hours, night or
day.


The best attention paid 70 horses left in his
charge.


"a DAILY NAIL COACH,
Leaves Grand Gulf every morning for Port
Gibson, returning same day.


TERMS.
Passage 10 Port Gibson and back, (no extra


charge for ferriage,) S so
Horse and Buggy, per day, 90
Saddle Horse, . | co.
Horse Feed, {" So
Single Feed 25
Horse Feed, per week, 90.
= f" Per month, 10 90
Carriages and Horses bought and sold.


The usual accommodation 70 Drovers, for
which business lie is wen provided.


Extra Carriages, for families, always on hand
and ready at any hour.


Orders for any particular species Of horses
left al his stable will be promptly attended to,
and procured us early possible and on the
best ierms-his arrangements with well
known rader, d resident of the upp er country,
giving him peculiar facilities.


Grand Cult, Feb. s, l847 l6-lyI