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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

DICTURE or. HEALTH. Health 10 char.
Il .ac,erised in an individual by The absence
Of all pain! suffering, or affection in any part Of
his body; by the free and regular exercise Of al
his functions without any exception. They con.
sist in having good appetite at meal times. on
ness or cosiveness at least once in twenty. four
hours, and without heat, dry ness, or burning at
the passage the free issue NJ the water without
reddish sediment which is always Q sign Of
present OF on approaching pain; quiet sleep,
without agitation or: troublesome dreams; no
taste Of bile or other bid taste upon rising jim the
morning no sourBess or dsagreeable rieiDg Of
the stomach; clean tongue; a sweet breath !;
no itching, pimpIes, or spots on the skin no
piles, no burning heat upOn any part ofihe body,
no excessive thirst when unexpssed to labor or
other known cause. no interruption TO any nasu.
raj evhcuation, nor pain OF their periodical re.
turn. ;.
Where the state Of the system does not hal.
monte with the abOve picture Of health, il 10 Of
the greatest importance that no time he lost in
sending for doctor, or in the nse Of foolish rem.
edies loo often the result Of sDeculaton: instead
,ot this course let dose Of Bsandreth's Pills be
taken; which wiDlnot deceive. but will at once
oreheahh 20 the organ or part shat requires
All who wish 10 preserve their health, all who
encroacbmenis of disease shcfi might send
them pIematurely TO the grave. wiz, without
hesitation, have recourse TO the Brpndrelh PiIls,
when the state Of the system does ROT harmopizs
with the above picture of health.
Those Who live in country where contagious
or other dneases prevail, should often think Of
this true picture Of health, and observe himself
with particular attention, in order TO act accord
ingly:--The wise and rightly directed will fol-
low this adyice--the unwise are left 10 their
own destruction.
Dr.; BranSre,h's Principal Office, s4i Broad
Wav.NGw
The pill. are sOldin Liteb6eld County BY the
following Ae6nts. 'siz ri,
Baldwin Il Candies. LiaehEeld; George W.
Whiitlesey, New. Milford Lyman Smith,
Bridgewater; B. s. Preston ,ROxbury; Alvah
Merriam, Woodbury. /; F., HI. Ekldm0se, Beth.
lem William Leaviii and Son, Washington !;
Moses amiih, Kent; z. apd o. Swift, Warren !;
d. s: Gould, Sharon MyTpn Harrison, Corn
ralI Bridge A. Miles Sons. Goshe6: ~
L. Graham 4 Co., Salisbury Jas. c. Swift,
Norfolk; A: Phelps. jr, CofebroOk: s, and l.
Hurlbut, Winchester M. & G: W; merrill,
Barkiamsied; 7. Wadswoyih. & Co. New Hart
ford Erastns Hodges, foETingion; Tnlmsee
T. CUriiss. Plymouth +; A, A. Gridley, Water.
town; ]. c. Giddnas, GayloTds Bridge Y. b.
Walter New Preston d. II. NURSE, Woienlt'
vile NJ and c. J. Oamp, Winsied; inhn
Franklin, North Canaan Garfield g. Robbins.
Village; John Phelps, tIiichcockville; Daniel
1eWnli. Colehrook River; Nathaniel Smith,
Torrinsiord Henderson & Go; Nee Hartford
Genre; Z. Cruve Lawrence & Co. NcFfolk; z.
Kellogg, South Cornwall. -
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. APRIL 81.

At Market. 3lsi Cattle, 40 yokes Work
ing Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep
and about 1000 Swine. 256 head of the
Beeves came over the Western Railroad.
Beef Canle-Sales of extra, $3.50; first
quality, $6,00a6,25. second quality, $3.50;
third quality, S4,75a5,OO.
Working Oren-Sales noticed at $50,
500, $65, so, $40, Ssl, and sos.
Coos and CdLreS-Sales noticed at Sl7,
$l9, $22, $24, 1927, $3l, 500, and 2 extra
cows at 500.
Sheep-Lots taken at 1925, 2,75. $3.50
and 50, 81 l-2.
jSUne-At Wholesale 4 l-2c for Sows,
and Lee for Barrows at retail, 5 l-2c
for Sows, and to 1-2a7c for Barrows
weighing less than 100 lbs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

ut a Court Of ryo5a.e holden at Sharon,
'.rithin and for the District Of Sharon, on
the 2lst day ,ef April, f. d. 1916. ..,.
Present. Charles r. Sedgtcic6 Esq, Judge.
1TPON the application OF Henry s. Gay of
~ Salisbury in said Diatrict, showing TO this
Court that he is parent and natural guardian to
Mary Gay and Henry Gay, Minors belonging TO
said District, and that said Minors are the own.
ers nj the following real estate, viz: One undi.
vided half Of about one hundred and seventy
FIVE acres Of land situated IN Salisbury in said
District, and being the farm of land, Of which
the late Stephen Reed died seized, and which
the said miners own as Wjrsat law to fhcir late
mother, Mary Gay, which title Of said minors
to said real estate is subject to he life estate OF
the petitioner in the premises. The interest Of
said minors ID valued about twenty-five hun
bred collars, and showing Just and reasonable
cause for selling said real estate: praying for
an order, and that he or some meet persob be
empowered to sell the same, asper application
on file. dated the 2lst day Of April. 1916. more
OnpEaED-That the foregoing. application
be heard at ths Probate Office, IN said District,
on the 3ih day Of July 1916, at o'clock fore
noon; and that noted thereof be pnblished in
some public Newspaper near the place where
such real estate lies, three weeks successfully,
at least six weeks before said time assigned.
Certified from Record.
40 CHAS F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Millinery and Dressmaking.

MISSES MILES, thankful for the patronage
INl which has been awarded them by the la
dies of Lltch6eld during the past season, would
respectfully request continuance OF favors; ;
trusting that they can now offer Inducements in
their line which cannot fail TO be appreciated
They have received this day from New York
a selection Of Goods, consisting Of Neapolitan,
Fancy Braid and Plain Hats; Ribbons, Hat
Silks, Gimps, Fringes, SC, With variolis other
articles usually called for, which, added to their
former stock. forms the mos, complete and gen.
ersl assortment, Of Millinery and Fancy articles
ever offered in the county
Ladies from this and the neighboring towns
are invited 10 call and examine them before
posehasing elsewhere.
Hats bleached and repaired at the shortest
.tthn IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Litcbfeld, March 81.
HATS.

THE subscribers have just re-
T. l. ceiyed from New York, .Nu-
u ! tire Sir and Pearl Cashmere Hats,
Sh. of the Spring Fashion. They also
VC intend to keep on hand a general
assor.rnen: Of Halls Of Their Oica nlanuf aelre,
all of which they will sell on the most reason
able terms. The patronage Of their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited.
KiLBORN s. BRANAN.
Litchfeld, April 10, lslj.-I7
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Probate Court, District of Litchifeld, SIS. Litch-
feid, .aprI IS, 1916.

Jfetd, .apra IS, 1916.
It STATE Of Barzlllai Aruts OF Litchfeld, in
IL said District, an assigning debtor.
Certain Estate, real and personal, having
been assigned and conveyed to Samuel G. Bra,
man Of said Litchfeld, on the 10th day of April
ls4G. by Barzillai Arnts Of said Litchtield, is
trust for the benefit OF his ctediters, this Court
hath limited and allowed six months from this
25th day OF April 1916, for all who were the
creditors OF said Arnts at the time of such as
sighment, in which to exhibit their claims,
and has appointed Messrs. William Beebe and
Charles Adams, of saidLitch6eld, Commission
ers to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
The subscribers, hereby give notice that they
shall meet at the Mansion House in said Litch,
field on the 2lsl day Of September and on the
24th day OF October. 1916, at one oclock in the
afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose
of attending to the duties Of their appointment.
WILLIAM BEERE, lCommis-
= 40 CHARLES ADAMS, { sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
. 0TRAYED or stolen from the

0TRAYED or stolen from the
G:ySSISyS - enclosure Of The Subscriber.
Erss5 ou "r @bout the Goth March. six
&VY SHEEP (ewes,l marked with q
1Azzzk-s slii in the end Of the left ear, and
a tat penuy on the under side of the right ear.
ANY person who will return said sheep, or give
inflammation where they may be fouad, shall be
handsumely rewarded.
Wa shing,on, April 81, 1896 "4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
THE
GREAT EXCITEMENT OF
OREGON AND TEXAS

II AVING nearly abated, il becomes neces.
Il l. sarv that the public generally, be called
to something OF more vast importance The
Subscriber, partner of the late firm Of HI. NJ.
WEIGH g. CO., having purchased the entire
Stock of Goods OF said Co., and having replen.
ished said Stock Of Goods, in all it's branches,
now offers for sale at reduced prices, the most
complete and well sci cted assortment ofDRY
GOODS ever before offered to the public, among
which may be found, Broadcloths, Cassimeres,
Satineis and Vestings, Of almost every color and
grade; Black and blue black Silks. plain and
rich figured do, Muslin de LANES, Ca. hmeres,
Apacas, Ginghams, Balzarine, Lawns and La.
ceS, every thing new for Summer Dresses. A
large assortment Of French, English and Do.
nestle Prints, Millinery Goods, Sc, &c, and
in short, almost every article usually called for
IN Dry Goods Store.
Also, large stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, Of
almost every description.
HARDWARE an1 CROCKERY WARE
Also almost every thing to be found here in the
GROCERY line: P. r., N O.. and Matanzas
Mtlasses, P. R., N, o., and Havana Sugars. Old
md Young Hyson, Black and Gunpowder Teas,
Green Java, Laguira and St. Domingo Coffee,
Burnt do, Cassia, Pepper, Spice, Bunch Raj.
sins, large stock Of Rochester, Genessee and
extra Flour, Rock, T. l., Salna and Liverpool
Salt. almost every size Of American Glass, VIII,
Lead, Linseed Oil, Spanish White, Venetian
Red, ard ten u ousand articles too numerous TO
mention, all of which will be sold at very
small advance from cost for ready pay. The
Subscriber having had long experience in the
business, is confident that the nimble sixpence
is better than the slow shilling, and that long
credits are not the best for either party.
COME ONE! CONE ALL!
The old saying that Goods we'll bought are
half sold, is very true, and would say once for
all, that his facilities for purchasng,i If rivaled
are not surpassed. All those who wish 10 pur-
chase even small bill of Goods, will find hem.
selves fully compensated bycalling before pur-
chasing elsewhere, with the assurance that ev-
cry cNertion will be made on the part Of the
Subscriber, to please all who may favor him
with their patronage.
H. L. WEIGH.
Plainvile, April 1916. 2m4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
TOTECE.

VHlllE undersigned, Assignee and Trustee of
IL certain Estate, real and personal, assigned
to him by Barzilia Arn,s OF Litchiieid, on the
10Th day Of April 1876, in trust for the benefit OF
The creditors Of said Arn,s, hereby gives notice
that by and with the advice and consent of the
Court Of Probate for the District of LitchielG,
he has appointed and employed the SAID Rerzis ;
TAI Arnts, as his agent for the sale and disposal
OF said personal estate, and that he is legally aIn
thorzed to act as such agent. according 50 the
SAMUEL g. BRAMAN, Assignee.
Ji,cb6eld AntII f6, 1886. /-
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Broke EnEO

THE inclosure IL tie Snhscrib~r on or ahon'
l. the SSsh day nf March. lS46 a dark red
IIEIFER, supposed to he about three years old.
with no artificial marks. The owner IS reqn, s,
Ted to prove properly, ray charges and take her
away. ELIJAH WARNER.
Dated at Plymouth, the s0th
day OF April, 1876. "19
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
District Of Litelyfeid, IS.

=
Upon the application Of. Belinda Nettleton,
" Of the town and county of Litchheld,
showing to this Court that she is Guardian to
Laura E. Nettleton, Albert r. Net,letor, and
Amelia b. Nettleton, Minors belonging to said
District, and that said minors are the owners
of the following real estate, viz: a certain
piece of land lying in the town of Harwinton,
in said county Of Litehfeld, bounded as follows,
viz. North on Firth T. Hall, east and south on
Isa;ah b. d,oumis' land, and west partly on said
Firth & Hall and partly on Waterbury river.
containing about six acres, more or less-a part
of the same being subject to widows dover -
Said minors interest valued at about Two Eun-
dred dollars, and showing just and reasonable
cause for selling sajd real estate :: praying for
an order, and that she or: some other meet per-
son be empowered to sell the same, as, per APP
plicaton on file. dsted the 25th day of April,
1916, more fully appears,
Ordered-That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office in Litchtie!d. on the
25th day Of June 1916, at 10 o'clock forenoon
and that notice thereof be published in some
public newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks successfully, al
least six weeks before said time assigned,
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

EoR SALE by L. j. SMITH, Clover and
l. Herds Grass Seed-Also lot of White
Marrowiat Peas.
Litchtield, April 14th, 1916
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
ut u Court Of Probate holden at LitcAfe1d,
sUittin and for the District Of LitchGe.I,
on The t5h 10y of gDyiL lSaG

acithin and for the District Of LitchGeIi,
on The 18Th day Of April, ls40. "!
- Present. Ralph q. Camp, Judge.
TSTATE Of JUSTUS SACKETT, late Of
Ia Warren, deceased. The administrators rep
resent the Estate insovent, and pray the appoint.
ment OF Commissioners thereon: a..
WhereupOn, ORDERED that Commissioners to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the
creditors Of said Estate, be appointed at the Pro-
bate Office il litchirld, on the Both day Of
April, 1916, at 10 O'clock, forenoon And that all
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Administrators will cause his order
10 be published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field county and pnsta copy thereof on the public
sign-post insaid Warren nearest the place where
said decen sed last dwell, and return make to This
Certified by RALHn c. CAwp. JUDGE. =,
District If Litc1frla, IS, Probate Court, .4lrsl
- 2Qth, 1876 ..r
TTPON the application of Martin B. Strong,
~ Of Warren, in the County of Litchield,
showing To TINS CuuIt that ireis Guardiah tu
Lverius Strong, George Strong and Milo
Strong, Minors residing in Darien, Genesee
County, State of New York, and that said Mi
nors are the, owners of the following described
real Estate situated in Warren in said Litchtield
Probate District, viz,:-The undivided three
fifths of certain piece or tract of land bound :
ed South on AurIlla Bissell, West on Abnef
FVtICH, 4NOIlU anu IdSt OH highway, containing
about six acres Also one other piece of land
bounded North on Aurilla Bissel, West on
Hosanna Fuller North on David Strong, Fast
on Homer Sackett and highway conta ming
about five acres. ALSO an interestin the dwell
ling house and out buildings OF the late Ebin
Strong, deceased, TIE whole Of said real estate
valued at about ninety fvedolars. and showing
just and reasonable cause for selling said real
estate: PRAYING for an order, and that he or
some other meet person he empowered, to sell
the same, as per application on file. dated the
20lh. day Of April 1916 more fully appears.
ORDERED--That the foregoing application
be heard at the Porbate Office, in Litchfeld, on
the 18th day OF June, l64G, + o'clock alter
noon; and that notice thereof be published in
some public newspaper near the place where,
such real estate lies three weeks succcssvely ,
at least six weeks before said time assigned.
... Certified by ~
"4s RALPH G, CAMP. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
VARIETY STORE.

y OK Raisins; Zante Currants; Almonds
ID Peanuts: FAberts; Crushed. Powered,
Lump and Brown Sugars; Teas; Coffee !;
Spices, sc. April l9-47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
Li1cGaG3csGl Academy.

TIVE Summer Term of this institution will
l. commence on Tuesday the 18th OF May.
Tuition the same IS usual.
10 S. c.. HAYDEN, PRINCIPAL.
YENH.I Summer Term OF Miss a. J, WELLS
u School will commence on Monday the 18th
oI May next, at the dwelling formerly occupied
by Mir James RI Cook.
Litchiicld, AUrl S, SIG. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

1T a Court Of Probate holden at Litesfeld,
srifhin and for the District Of LitehJieid, GA
the 20th day Of .9pyii. 1916.
Present. Ralph @. Camp. Judge.
THSPATE OF Sherman Buckingham, late OF
u Warren. in said District, deceased Or.
cepsd, That the Administrator exhibit his ad'
rninistra;on account 10 this Court for ADJUST
menS, al the Probate Office in Litchtie'd on the
ana All that neT1cns Interested in said estate,
NAV he nnIifed thereof. the Administrator WI
cause this order ." he published In ne"srnner
prnle d nl.i,chiield County, and Ios'a cory htre
~. an the lisn past N said Warren nearest ne
I"., res,denre q. "a Ls ceased 1T leas one weeh
naIors aai 3O,h day Il ApTil, and tc,uTn mako
~ ,his Court Of The No,ice given
w wv" Cerjiielhv
RALPH G.. CAMP, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

N7ANTED, by the subscriber. one hundred
w CT more braiders OF Palm Leaf, to whom
good encouragement will be given.
3m43 A. A. GRIDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
WAGONS;

TOR SALE, by the Subscriber. Plcasure
l. Wagons, of various kinds. tAlsoone or
two horse Lumber Wagons with body upon
wire springs. q most approved style. Prices
and quality will prove satisfactory.
- A. A. GRIDLEY.
Watertewn, March 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30
FsuradersOn's Condition
Powder: M

EXTENSIVELY used Tor ioundered Horscs
IA or diseased Stock, for sale by the groce,
dozen or single one. at heproprietor'srates,b BY
bis agent, HENRY }. FISH, Druggist.
Salisbury. 18th March, 1s46. 6mIA
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-30

TUE Subscriber will !n a few DAYS add
-. = to MS present stock full and beau
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.ajn I :u.E!sTNi 1s1lai


and tried friends who will go through fire and flame
forisJr n s~rd be, than Isas Wright.
CoSMoP.-Hemi doubt.
Msopr-The wings display more chagrin. even after
their victory. than the democrats under their defeat
,CosaloR.-- Hem! doubt The election in ls4s will
be n brilliant affair, won't 1T
MoopY-The democrats will teach the yhgs a lesson,
then, not dreampt of in their philosophy.
There are some ten a dozen members OF the lower
housd in town. The calls of coincidence upon Cover
nor Wright to-day, have beenvery numerous. The Co
vernon receives every body with bland smile, and an
air ST dignity and cheerfuness just though perhaps
he were in no hNmor for pity
The capitol looks barren its dngy and frowning wallis
its crumblng columns and deserted chambers are no
longer relieved by the beauty of the flowers and the
heavy foliage of the ocuss and the elms in the Capitol
Park. II is Bastille like. Ugh,
Seven weeks will terminate Mr.. Wrghts admnistre-
ton. We all entertain profound respect for him. and
watching for chance of mis- return 70 the Senate
Is probable not? Mental inactivity cultivation
of his broad in st. Lawrence, cannot agree with
him We look forward therefore, TO his early return TO
the Senate with confidence. The very best metal and
the very ables in the democratic ranks will be
needed at Washington now.
TIE vote r this city in favor of the amended cons,it
ton is 4oe2-agans it, 36. In favor of negro suffrage
l577-sganst II, $780, :,
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoy.
Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Britannia, BostonFor Halifax
Hon VIM Young and lady, Lieut. Eths, BA, Re, Mac
ketchen, setgt Lepme, wife and children
Fer Boston7-J A Carter and LADY, DR. Moreland Mrs ii
Moreand, Mrs Se and children, Mrs Wells, MIS- Mus
grave Mr. Musgraye, Vincent and lady, T Klein,
daughter aud servant Mr. Wells Sir Henry Chamberlain
Sgiliysn Leebohn Robt Lindsey Mr. Rhstt Ny Palmer
Wainwright, DR. Ben, Mr. Boerl L Hyman Eldsen Thos
Rogers jr BeecheT Il Chiffon, Reksry, Lieut. Col
tenhoer, w Weber Chas HaRilt9n, RobeI Leslie. Mr.
sym Mr. Jones Mr. terguson W Hamilton Mr. Gonsdn
ap9Ehes di heIyey BEnee Mr. Rose,tson Lien, og
seyer MIR Higgins Lorenzo Jove Rev Mr. CoIie, Mr. STEM
MIR spence Z Conner James Duniay, Coles Mr. Les
fud lady. III -
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COM N ERCIAL.
New York. Nov. 4. 1916.

New York, Nov. ., 1916.
AsHEs-The sales were not worth Noticing and prices
remained without alteration Pots S475-Pesrls So
FLouR-The market to-day quite dull. There
SO many rumors aoa that the Boston steamer had
arrived that operators holding back until the state
OF the European market is known The market closed
at yesterdays prices About $500 harrelswere disposed
of this morning, which about the whole amount
sold as the large dealers would sell any extent
GRAIN-loCoo bushels were bought--beeved on spe-
euatiou. II was reported the steamers the
city at o'clock this morning. and the dealers being wide
awake there was not much chance for speculation
CoTroN-The sales to-day chiefly to manufacture
ers and amount to about 500 bales Prices are steady
eur inside quotations.
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IN MARITIME HERALD
,ssstcsssr os 1KMw york, NovENlBEi, s.
.EtAarHG.l


"a Ships New WeTld stiddy Liverpool Grinne, Miatutn
lshs Hsthaeay New or1esns Ssnrou Frost Souhe
e (s,Bruy-tC rlestop Steord feston Il Co Barks
iltor warIea, Glasgow, esynth Wash; Martin Reu
Irndy Rig Grasas, gEet & Bg,s, lmcgene. spa,
liatbadoes, FeInmiao Wood Hogan. Clqrk Matanaa,
Ce hsthony lBrt Mes.soy Jersey MArtdr,
est hoo,a W fNFssu -Aruss ich, Graepa, 8 WLeek Is;
nsDiansi ku icmn Antwesr. Meyer X Stuckens APuria
~ arnsburs New Oyleans TX w Drolgu, Speed Baltimore
Seers Gen Pssse, Psllse Hayapa Arawsmth s Wheeler
t-AEawflL Powell, Wumlngton; Amphisecns, Smith Phi.
yist9r IIalle Boston CoIasiis Bameds New
p sSieH Thompson, New fisven Bargcs Philadelphia DIR.
y hart hadeiphi,; 0neda 'fiat Philadelphia 49, -t
: - ii'f . ~ ,oF ~ Arrived. r-' eve trt
B-brg Helen Mar, Gard. 10 days from Windior Ms nth
p PLASTER, to,Soue; Whitney Il Cos ahF'.+ y y ~
Br brg ospny Calhoun, Windsor, Ms, with plaster, 10
Soae Whitney Il Go. si.er5 - - ,tssa e. ..
br sSbr Acadia Barnes 20 days from Cumberland, Ms,
: with grind sou MASTER. -, 80, 80 Ii. !
=, Echt f5recsp, Chase, Boston, mdse. ~ =
'sclr JOSIAH stefris Allen 81 hours from Holmes Hole
setr David Coz Nichesson, Boston. mdse. ~.
~ sthf Cinderella, Cto welt, Salem mdse.
~ nsahr Mvsncs Ghurclnl Boston, mdse.r
Bark Mary, Of and from Baltimore, with lumber bound to
NE wind. " ~ - ~ 90