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nor RENT-The two-story brick house on
Il 18th street, between c and ID streets, at pres
cnt occupied by the undersigned. Possession can
be had about the first week in June.
ELE'R BROWN.
Mau Id
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nOARDING.--Mrs. Gassaway tenders her
Is thanks to her friends, and Informs them that
she has takoh pleasant residence for the summer
on 18th street south, near Md. avenue, where she
can accommodate boarders comfortably. The situ-
nton comprises the advantages town and country,
being only short walk from either of the depart
ments and the Presidents House.
April 3O-1md
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GROCERS. ATTENTION!

TOBACCO, DOG CHEAP.-The subscriber
Il has Just received two lots Of very superior To-
bacco direct from the Notwithstanding in part
Of
30 boxes Hametts Cavendsh Tobacco at Is cents
per b., sold formerly at IS.
40 boxes Redmorc at IL, formerly sold at 70
20 boxes Napoleon at Is, formerly sold at 20
IS boxes Wyau's hves at Is, formerly so'd NO.
30 boxes small plug, from to III cents
3rocers and Others would do well to give me a
call, as have made arrangements to sell at factory
prices.
N. b. Two lots very superior chewing tobacco.
W. H. WINTER,
No. 6. east of Colemans Hotel, sign of Jim Grow.
May 12-3tcod
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r OST, on Wednesday evening, the l4th inst,
IL between the corner Of 18th and 18th streets,
gold pencil case, with the name of "Susan p JEFF
fers." The finder will be pleased to leave il a, the
clerks room, Union Office wIH
May l5-3t
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Official pots for Congress in the fifteenth disid Of Vn-
o;uin

Browns majority. 1880. HOG
Col. johnson is elected to Congress from the 14th
district. His majority is reported at 26l.
JMorganfo,cn .Mounianeer.
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nrThe correspondence of the Columbia Typo
graphical Society will appear tomorrow.
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ERENCH VINE0AR.-Oid pure white wine
l. vinegar, SO cts. per gallon. For sale at
JULIUS A. PETERSS
Wine store, Pa. av., near 10th street.
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May I'D
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
FtylI and VV"Saafer Goods,

comprising complete variety in every department
and they would respectfully invite their old GUS
toners and the public generally TO examine then
stock, feeling assured tina: il is unsurpassed III
richness. extent, variety and cheapnesS in this OF
any uther city.
AMONG WHICH AREeTHE FOLLOWING, WIZ
Rich plain aad fgd brncade Satns nfvariouS colors
Chameleon Broche figured and stripe Silks
Gro de Rhine and Italian T.nIestring do.
Heavy high lnstre Brocade changeable Cham
By, elton az do
Super Paris Philipean and Gro de Vedreu do
Comprising over 400 pieces of vari"nsa iashinnabi
STYLES irum lSto 49nrhes wide, and figured. PLAIN.
stripe waicred Plaids, chene, twilrd Il change he
French Cashmere d Ecosse, plaid Il cured. d"nb
le stripe, watered and changeahe, from rs To las
ner ward. Together with Victoria ngrainS and
Neapoltan Stripe, new and rich artit les Paris
Mousseline de LANES, plaid double tguaed and
slrive, from Is to So. per ward = 81, '.t@'
Silk warp Lustres, figured, plaic, stripe and
changeable. Black and blue black Bombazines
with, a great variety Of Mourning Gnodss
Paris Cloakings, entirely new. aud of magnificent
styles. Woollen aud worsted Plads OF French aud
Scotch manufacture. - ..
French, German and English Merinos, cloth and
mode colors. T.F
Cashmere long and square Shawls, Of new de-
signs, the richest ever offered. Brooch, worsted
and woollen Shawls, Of desirable STYLES.
Cloths, Cassncres, Vastings and Velvets.
Blankets, Welch and English Flannels, yer,
large stock.
Linen Goods ct everv description, at very low
orices. with a comnlete assortment of Hoser
flaws; Cravats, Ladies' Neck Kerchief and Scarf
al Linen Camhric and Revere HandScrchiefs
~Al.a, a.srgA s! ock of Domestic Goods OF ever
styla wanted for the season
'>''O '''~~'1 -. BARKER t. ToWLE.
,.Ns,,. York. Oct. % II CafiGrine street
Persons from the country will d, well t"cal| an(
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere -
I'VE haze bmrone price, and no false rSprrsenta
tons on goods. sw2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11


;"iTHE BARE;Fo9ffso TER 5BOY.ss3
= The PiltsSurs Ns,rniag l4slsl ssa<sl,is cap
ron gives short history OF adisIinsushea citizen
ct Pennsylvania, as fnlIows:--
Some thirty years ago, said he, bare-footed boy
fuated down the Sus ,uehanaa river en- an humbl,
raft, and arrived at HarriShurEh, Pa. He cans
from the north. and belonged to amlarge family
with all his worldly e,pds tied in little poc'Iet
handkerchief; he.asoHgh aud obtained employ
mentaih printers office as an a1rrentice. From
all apprentice tn jtmraevInaa, from innraevmen
to reporter, then editor. the bare onttd priute
boy worked his way against Obstacles which the
Struggling poor only knnw. Tie pcrStvering tcl.
lower IN Franklu's Inotsteps began TO realize the
asJrant hacame Priiter Of the State, and bv irdgal
iec: neares, to his heart--he establishment of his
mother 10 home ahnve want--n the-pcssess"n
IT every comfort she could desire. His brothers
next were his care. and like Napoeon, he had a
strong arm with which to aid them--an intlomiia
BILE perseverance that nothng could long success,
fully "bstrnct In lew years, thew too. with his
sisters, We're indenendent in. the wrrtd-theaoncp
b're ioated nrnter.hv was in ths>possession 81
'thueuces s'irrou adtd by a.yanng and 'afecNonatt
family a..- - y *N*s' ut I'll.
tie did moi stop here. He was the friend oi
the riendless the patron of tnarit the eucouragAr
Of Industry. He rose in honor ana office nNtI the
'ara-iooled hoy who entered pri0tinr .nfIire il
l,rrshnrg, hungry aud weary, hid dow his lii
IT, hn ldla an s.ofwet naper, and asked lo h.
'one nrner's apprentices, was elected Senator il
Gap%resS! That man is SIMON CAMERON. a
2ennSy yania. ~r r.Fs re- -.I.e.. .....
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
JOHN d. WHITTIER.

Whittier is-Hnhishing 10 the Democratic Re-
view, sme unbe shnes Sec he bone ana sineS .
fwn have appeared some for 1.-The sSIs0emakeEs |"
he other Tor '.'rhe Fishermen" They are lke
he sound Of trumpets among the hills in the NOR
'ing. This same melancholy looking Quaker,
Whittier is vet IL be confessed the first American
n'et of his day. Heswriies as fthe GudsOf songs
we're in him bodily, His poetry is truly American,
yer pleading for the peopie and the slaUe and foil
81 big thoughts like our hills and waters Some Of
ais appeals "the people, his Call to Fanenil HALL
tr instance, il sent forth in the more susceptible
lands Of Europe. would have set nation shouting.
nd made their oppressors tremhle He has a
great mission among his compatriots-let them
nraise him rightly. i... f..,,' ... ............
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

ANOTHER REvoLyHaoN PATRIOT CONE -
Died., at Nassau, X tassslaer cailMy, on the IN
instant. Gray Lester. aged 81 geaFs Mr.. Lester
entered the American Amy in his 18th year, and
was with it during most Of its operations at the
'outh, He was actively engaged at the battle Of
tony Point, at Germantown. and al TIE siege and
| surrender Of Corrwallis was one oi The Artilpr,
that crossed the SQUAD, in the vicinity Of New
York, on the ice and often said he never feared
the enemy as much he d. the ice. while cApsS.
ing with his piece If artillery. tle once a';en
prisoner by the British, while after water at a
spring, but c"n'rivrd I" eArat'r aid return t, his
| posi- without injury, eXcpptra wound in the head
| by blow received with the hreech Of a muskot
after having been prisoner ten ~ fifteen minutes
He lived to enjoy the bounty Of his cou0tiv. and to
! rather around him llrta and rrsnecfablh nnnhrr
Of descend NUS. consisting Of children, grand ard
great grand children lie retained his mental fac
! ules ina rpma kahlp manner To the last and went
down to his grave in pea e. lamented by his friends
and by grateful country
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

.Neprr giup up THE following noble and in.
spirng sentiments should be ever in the minds OF
all "Nevcr give MP" II faithfully impressed
on the mi1d, il would have carried many one tr
umphanlk through trials and difficulties th,i have
crushed the spirit bv The wa, side, on the journe,
of life, disheartpned. hopeless, add ruined -
g Never give up" There are chances aud change.
Heuing The hopeful, II Inn dr.'d to one: IT,
And through the chaos High Wisdom arranges
Alwars success. If we only hoyp 0n ..
I" Meyer give un.' r the wisest is b Iesf
Kn' wing hat Prov ,d"nce mingies the cup,
Ard of all maxims. the best and the eldest,
Is the true watchwnfd of .Nrrlr giro m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
RcmnrhnGir Litter
FROM COL s N WATERBURY,,


am prompted 10 make this communication for
several reasons, one Of which Is that may have
the opportunity ii writing to YOU on the subject
and another Is that possibly / may he doing some
service to my fellow men. ! would state that fur
several wears | have been subject to repeated AT :.
tacks Of pleurIsv and inf nnn tion of the lungs
leaving nv system very susceptible Of exposure In
the winter Of IS l2-3 suffered under volelt al
tack Of influ connected with bilious state Of
the system, and attended wth con h and rx 'rrto-
rli0n in point Of violence nf the and in ~ IN.
iiv as 10 the latter Ssitg anY ting had pvrr
witnessed before. NofV,th.ta ldi1g that had tn.
attendance 81 Two aged 10dr leri-nrrd p'Ivsriar-
and every uS,d TINT could ba d'yisei for nv
recovery, vet | was cDnilr1 ~ nv bed n mise.
riblc condition for three mcnths slve a + " w..
and even wren was enabled to sit up it was ,wir,
shattered. ex'ans'ed and d.hililt-l r6ns;in'ino.
ACCOMPANIED with paiGs in The SIDE and breast,
teversh drvncss Of the m ,u:h aGd skim buraing in
the s1es # the feet and rons OF the hands, severe
turns 81 coughing, " I1d"rGG pains abonf The body
great loss Of appetite and Indigestion IN short nv
situation WIS so dsploribe that dnsoared Of ever
being able again attending to business. Thus sifr.
ated | reDarPd 10 the n shore and speni four
weeks at North Port and 'YiD, on long island in
the months OF June and July From this, howey-
or, derived no onrm19eo hPneft Suh.e iuentk
| took a new and more vioIent cold. which irodn,
red great Of the breast and throat .ylrh
added nv old d rultl and increased nv con II
10 an alArnlirg dnr,r Thus situated Mr. "ri1rt,. !
erhoffts He4l'h z .St"r,fiyc WIS recommend ii tn
mo- AID frs' and last hav' t7',e1 niv s;x bn.t,s
The effect. roosi hapDY 10 saw has ben - sa-
luiarv. that under Providence can look Forward 70
a hope af ia frl,1sI Tor years 10 come nr which
had n.priy dos aired before b,ran In nae th.. |
Health Z .-iorafiva VI" Str-1gh was rsHpw..d any |
c"nt,laint of RE lrt!s rom ve9. AID AZ nv nihcr
SYMPTOMS entirely cgrrn'na that feel tnXs n /
m 81 pratain! that il Ii,d P,0vdanre ,v,s Al; |
rrc'"d 10 the iri,l Of mi. invainrhle remedy In |
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

ID UFFALO ROBES. MUFFS. TIpPETs.
- Fur and Cloth Caps B"a< md Sh"'s.
Patent Moccasons and Ruh.er Shpes. Just
received at the Anew Cash Store" Snn'h
street. Also a fine assort,u"n:vm Dry
Goods and Groceries, on hand and for
sale cheap, for ready paw. -.,- go ,IsY &
8. ~ THOMSON. Ae,nts I.
Litch6eId, Nov. II, 1915. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
DE.. HAHsTED', BRISK PILLS
~, 2S PILLS FOR Is CENTS. -

FE1IlE Brisk Pills answer the purpose more effec
n ally than any other ri Us in land supeTcede
them ange herin medical virtue and excellence
II you doubt this just try temii will cost only Is
cents-nnd then you, Io,, will be satisfied. 1t they
are not what they recommended TO be, denounce
Them. They not recommended 10 cure every
thing but do say. without fear Of contradiction.
that NJ pills are their equal in removing diseases
originating in the stomach and bowels. For liver
atEetunns and bilious diseases, such IS dumb ague,
fever M ague. nfermitant and remttant levers,
the 21-h Pps possess peculiar properties for their
speed: rem wal. From ten years experience as
practi ing pavsician. am convinced that none
eq al them Read what other pills are good Tor
andwhat thes will cre and II the Brisk are not su.
per,"r athrm all, ihen discard them. Do not be-
leye ali th'.t said about an nfsliib'e p-thst
yer ia la .:nre seasehBt try the Brisk Pills
-ke cheapest pills in use. and then YOU wall have
chahco TO Judge OF their merit or deWenL As
bl OIL "iea and nnrfer the diseased system
=. ther perhaps supercedeevery pill in nse Thew are
qnck and easy IN their OpeFaIian. giving hte aud
tone TO all the torpid organs thriving of impure
matters or hnmors: leaving the sys.cm clean and
wtlhsahding the grea: show OF words and 6et'cioys
certificates. We are determined to let these pills
sian npon their own reputation. win on lose. Alive
ask is for fair and mpartiaitrial. They can be Ia
ken hy old and young # apy Time with gersee! safe.
onaies Of an apeire"t pill for All family use They
have risreh manv diaeases which no other medicine
ceah-s,rnove IRconciusinn, say. do not despair
of cure Until you have tried the Brisk Plls for they
1, nsse<s peculiar ~ operties and virtues. Whole
sale .aA .sta by 2 FAY 4 Co, l2s Fqlss9 Th
NJ 81 rPrfal9st, Rochester, Opposite the, Court
HsktSls s@saN" .ral sssSrlCaRt cf Drugs md
M.ac;mn& are for sa1 Y 9874@Ss6HH
or yourselves. Sold by RIM. woodruff smS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
,, HENRY, B. GRAVES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Plymouth, Coma
select school in Norfolk.

sF1HE MISSES HAYDEN will open their
I School IN Norfolk the Sd week in No
v'~nh.r. 'rhns" parents who have had chill
drcl under their care, have reason to be
mar" 'nan satisfied with their proficiency
Thc >chn'l is q"rt. pleasantly si;ns'ed,""d
easy NJ 't.crSs from Z "'d boarding HOUSES
The ier4nS ar. as rehS"na hlc as al any ss'hunI
in the coanty.s Studies adapted 10 tn; wish
cs fine D pills, lathe common branches, 81
in Latin, French, Embroidery, Painting or
Drawing. Tuition proporiloned TO the
branches taught. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

-, PuRLIsHsD EVERY THURSDAY Y m0RsENs r,s
BY PAINE KENYON KILBOURN

r&t $50 village and sin gle mail subscribers
two djlars per wear, PAYABLE before the expiration
of six n 'lths. To com aAaies of six more $l.5o
her year, 81. % if paid in advance. The subscri-
Der of coarse pays the, mail or stage chrrge for
lrlls> ,rtGiol. No pa 1ers discontinued until all
arrsm.ses paid, except at the dissection Of the
editor. ~. y -..., g., hgts..s. r,sts errs- {
~ IariSINs.-)l e square, three insertions, 81
AMI ths SINE PROPORTION for more than sInare.-
Half ! sluare, IS cents. Continuance ever three
wea<s . p.r cent per week. A DISQUALIFICATION
mile for advertisements continued6 or IL months.
-. lai itstrators' AID Executors' Notices, si.00
Commissioners Notices, rts.- e. he's
AL Communications must be POST PAID. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
: d LARGE SALE OF .a
-NIcXVsaAND RICll. Gf)G9llS.
BARKER a. TOWLE.

No IL CHtiGriHe street, .NitC- York.
WAKE this meih"d Of informing their numerous
Il customers and friends thrnu gut the Country
that they have re6tted up their Warehouse and va
rious Show Rorrns. in the most modern and convrn-
lent manner. They have feceived by late Packets
and Steamers an extensive assortment Of the rich
est and most fdshsoaabl STYLES of
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Geese Feathers.

fNiiE subscribers have made arrange.
u IN 'n,s k""pa constant supplynt first
rate ,rtic!e at Geese Feathers -s''r.
ted aud packed with great care hy ourselves
in packages from ~ =" 5t)'bs.. and w'is fmr
nish ~ all times anyquan,iiy from 20 to lOh'
lbs. "r Yuantiy they will warrant to be- as
good asthe hest. AZ NJ low prices rs can i..
purch' 'ed Of equal quality in ia" state,
). 4 l.. HURLBUT.
tVinthefer. le45. ...., ...t.., ,r ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
,.FR AtVC9Sr BACON

..-r . ATTORNEY, 1T Law, 4f .E
HAS resumed the practice OF his rrofessionlin
IL sLitcbield, and respectfully offers his ser.
vices ~ the. Public. " ra3 i s-s SH#7
Office ever DIR. Bnel's Store, next door north OF
the County Eiause tgsS 81 ae=s s~a*te~ams. -
sfLtchield, July9,tls45. hss ,Ttaa ant
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Paints, Oils, Glass and varnish.

HOn0 LBS, White Lead, ground
ZUUU 800 Sc +" dry
300 los. French Ochre, ground
200 I" Venetian Red, 80
100 " Black Paint So
3 barrels Linseed Oil .,e -
Q Lamp do. s.
30 gals. very prime Coach vsfiish
IS " superior Furniture do.
10 Brown Japan 1885,. g.
"a boxes Window Glass, assorted from by :
10y to 10 TO "a
800 lbs. Putty 'A' @s'~
e. Cnlars and. Painters. Drugs. drv and ground
Clock and Picture Glnsses cut t" order .
Paint aud Varnish Brushes-!;old Leaf
9rnnZe-Camel Hair Pencils
Glaziers Diamonds, SC. SC. for sale al the low
It prices for cash, by
II. +. FISH.
Salisbury. 10Th November. 1Si3 a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
No. 20 wno..e No. 10Y.

70, There Is come point in the AioIlcwinw e,c,v
which we clip frunl the 7Oswego Palladium. We
nope parents will read it--snd ever after, have ma
are feeding n"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
7e% .PRDTECTI0V
En- 8 a. nee CO sss D 90 - ",
Loss or DAM agc
.R We. EKR z

nj rates Of premium as low NJ any 0ther a.
miiar institution. G. F. Davis, Agent.
sLltchtirld. January 2, l643. tt:'l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
A LARGE ASEORTWFNT OF
Patent sMeNiriNPS,

including Andtrson's Cough Drops. Swnim's
Panacea, Batemnn's Drops. Wrlrh Med
icamentum, 'rhompson's Eye Water,
Pills Of various kinds. &c. &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

A cotton factory Al Satchcz. Miss. has receni!y
hen established nd IL describe nv the proprietor.
Mr.. McAIlisrrr. IN a ie't.r to the N. o. Fniei'".
I has an engine At So h. rse newer The second
story nf III" bniding hss TIN pow' onis. caraole
of throwing our $40 ysss Il heavy danes'ics ana
3O &c linseys per day: two varying machines,
tao wuol cards. two running marhines. and one
cotton picker. There are in all 2na0 srindlfs -
The factory makes independent of fabrics. '~'ne'
candle wick. rlrash lines. esiton and wool hs'-
ting. ard yarn sufficient tn supply the market
There are cmrlcved onc white manager hve mNs'
eight girls AID fur men, all negroes: ara 'wS
white w-Trsrsi The prcrvi~s"E saws 'nas O'a,N
h"vs and girls. IL 10 rs wears cid. a''t' so Nv
tuition. make ~ good hands o. any oaher'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

CoMpoUNnING FELoNy.--A farmer IN Gin
rinnaiI caulh, tellow abslraeting d"Irn chick
ems nd fur iufn u Of butter from his wagon. the
othei nj hi. witt, wgich he u waking "ii. wh""
he WIS remind ii that ne had nni paid f'I them -
Wit the grestesf ctDi,ess he replied " hrlievr
did iuI get ~ .ay Tor ihem. Are yen the owner
81 that wsgou will that satisfy YOU h'nh'ng
nj a three d,Ilat bill AZ there a'peai'd !" "e
IA walrh.naa near. the farmer concluded to 'akr
the mnasy he di 80. and fund too late. that u
was a counterfeit uf III, TANK Of LOUISVILLE
T, s,,,,,,., a that Cos DaFr Intends start ing
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
From The Hartford Comdnt.

GENEALOGICAL & HISTORICAL SKETCH.
ESQ., THE FIRST SETTLERS OF CONNEC-
Tl{NiJT. r...|r ..'e -- "'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

It sranor 81 that Cos, Derr .iHtonds starting
psprr in Ri, d sand II his paper he at alb hike
himself, il will have A SREAT RUN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

Prentice says:-"The leaders of the Lncofoco
party seem bent OF, achieving two objects, namely:
The embroilng ri this country in war with
Great Britain, and the accommodation Of theta.
riff to the revenue standard. We think the two
objects utterly inconsistent with each other. II
the nation CUES to war with Great Britain. reve-
nue Of nearly hundred millions will he necessary
to detray the expenses Of the Government. We
think ii will puzzle the financial genuses Of Loco
fcoism to adjust the details Of the tariff 20 ss to
enable it to provide the means necessary to coz
duct war.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
,rEs,Es3,'t's OF s,a,V'Ta,N

Per steamboat Eliza fun mopolis-RuperI Mct.sl- land 37 baesi Desha, sheppard d co 21; Boyd BIo B.; A Ledy yurd & co 2 Lsavsns Malone Is; Harris Clayton l3; simpson R oth l0 Rives Battle co g; Boyki X Mckee B. K Carlisle 6; A Campbel2
 Per steamboat Murengu fn Momtgomery-Toomer,G Gay < co 43 bales; Harris. Clay S 1G2 Donald b9; L Andrews dk co 5l; Andrews Dawson p; Gwaihmey Forbes co 23 Tareion Scott 6 co 24 iloyt, Ford & Robinson IA; Harrison X Blair e5 Deshs, Sheppard & 2l D Wheeler 3; Simpson Roth i8i Lesesne 42; Simpson 34 Gordon x Curry 20; w Bower co l66 F Heard l6 Rives, Battle O. Dickinson & Eustis 27 Harwell & Davis D; & C Holt 9, Brodnax, Newton d co 3; Broun 5; Buykin McRae 4g Leaven. < Malone l3; Albert & Prentice lU Donald Marshall g., Walker d Holmes l5.
 Per steamboat Charlotte from Wetumpka-Holmss S Terrell 3U bales; W Bower co l2; Craw lord & Lahu- gan Olds 6; Walker & Holmes l2, Dickinson & Eus- Iis 4; Rhea Sykes 2s; smith, Walker x 4; De- sha sheppard & 8I; BrOdnas, Newton & co 2; Simp. son & Roth 10; W TarietOn 2U; Boy kin d McRa- 2i l. Andrews & co 9 Leaysns q Malone 20 Rives, Battle A co 4:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-07
EXPORTS. MARSEILLES--Per ship Cordova-l06e bales colt
sgls'teisTS.


 NEW-YORK-Persh ship RAppahannock-663 bales hay. BALMlAORE-per scht Fox-5Z77 pes castings, 57 bbls flour, S do hi do and pipes liquor, l2U nas bags 651 hsms 5l bbls whskey lU do brandy l6 sks coffee, &c.
 BosruN-Per ship John Dunlap-ll2 sks coffee, 200 bdls chairs l2 pkRes furniture, &c,
 BOSTON-rer schr Nhnrod-5O0 boxes fish, l2 cases shoes packages glassware, 200 bbs potatoes 7 nests bbls, 235 bdls chairs, &c
 BOsrON-Per schr Alabama-50 bhls sugar, 6 do oil, loo bxs candles, bales dGmestcs hhds earihsnware 32 bxs soap, 200 pkges mnckere 400 paper &c. PoRTSMoUTiI-Per ship EPamnonLas-l00 tons hay, 3OU bhls potatoes 30 do apples.
 NEWPORr-Per sOop llerald-22g bb potatoes l2 do bees 10 do carrots 2l do apples s5 do 3424 bunch onions.
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