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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
mo. IL
An Act relating to Civil Actions.

An Act relating to Civil Actions ,,
Ste ! Be it enacted by the Sen0te o.'N
House of REPRESENTATIVES I" General .iSS. 10
I'm Convened, That whenever any 49, Cavor
nending before any court IN TINS S'a.e !" ,bora
9f any plaintiff against any deiehuau', VIZ"
nronerty of the defendant mas oeen "t !S So
any person claiming to be acreoitot ~ ."t a.
fendaYyt in such action, upon ms "Shlns 49,.
e1 VA elmo The same before the conrt before
,vh;ch snch action is pending, that ne Is creo-
,.nr r. the defendant in such action, ana that
ha has GOOD reason to believe and does oelleVe
hat the amount which the plaintiff IN such ac-
ton claims to have right to recover was NV
;ne,]v due from the defendant at the time Vi 'ie
ccommencement of such action, and that ne - III
danger of being defrauded of his just rlgn's ny
rscoverv by the plaintiff, shall have rlgnt 10
snnear by himself or attorney, 10 Geleho
srrh action in the name Of such oe-
feodant. upon his giving bond with surely
TO the plaintiff in such action Ia su'n
mount as the court before winch such ae'.on
NAV be pending shall.approve' Tor the payme;; u"
ofsuch costs as the plaintiff may recover III
such action: and thereupon, SUCH person
claiming to be creditor may IN the nalne VI
the defendant might or coulddo ,
Sc . ITpon the trial of any case between
the plaintiff and defendant or plalntltfs ana ue-
fondants when a creditor to the defendant I'M
der and bv virtue Of the first section OF TINS ac'
appears in the name of the defendant to defen M
the action, each party to the action may can
upon the opposite party as witness. who may
be admitted and examined as witness ' np? ~
the trial. And no such creditor appearing IN
the name of the defendant to defend such action
s sha i be- permitted e to plead any matter in abste
ment O + such action or make any defence ioon-
ded on the laws for the limitation Of actions ;
or for restraining excessive usury. or TO. reqnl.
ring certain contracts to be made in Wrlting, OF
for any other like defence, proVlceo IL shan %p
pear to the court that the demand Is otner~lse
we'll founded, and is justly and equ'tably due.
P,ovided, that this act shall not apply to OF
affect any suit now pending: e,Er
CYRUS H. BEARDSLEE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SAMUEL INGHAM,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
APp'0'~ ISAAC TOUCEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

m-The fare from Northampton to New
York is now 1925; from Hartford, 81;
from New Haven, 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
The New York Constitutional Convention

Is composed Of l2s delegates-7S Of whom
are natives Of New York, l3 Of Connecticut, II
Of Massachusetts,, 8 Of Vermont, of New
Hampshire, 4 of New Jersey, OF ireland, 3 Of
Rhode Island, 2 of Pennsylvania, each Of
Maine, Maryland, North Carolina, Scotland and
Virginia.
The following is list of the delegates who
are natives Of COnTecticut-with their re-
spective ages-and the name of the county in
which they reside.
Frederick F. BackuS, Monroe, physician,
81.
Isaac Burr, Delaware, surveyor, IS.
julius Candee, Oneida, merchant, 46.
Orris Hart, Oswego, merchant, SIS.
Abel Huntington, Suffolk, physician, So.
Cyrus H. Kingsley, Onondagas farmer.
Arphaxad Loomis, Herkimer, lawyer, AZ.
Russell Parish. Lewis, farmer, So.
Charles II. Ruggles, Duchess, lawyer,
81.
William H. Spencer, Livingston, farmer,
63.
Enoch Strong, Monroe, farmer, 43.
John Tracy, Chenango, (PresidenD farm
er, g..
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
SUPERSTITION.

Every devout Catholic family in Rio
has two things-an image OF st. Antonio
and whip. If the saint. after being du-
ly invoked, still refuses 10 grant the boon
crayed, he is taken down from his niche
and soundly hogged. This chastisement
Is repeated till priest interferes and con-
soles the disappointed with the persuation
that the blessing sought has been, or will
be. conferred in some other form. This
will account for the bruised or mangled
state in which you find poor Antonio in
almost every house. There is something
unique and interesting in this mode OF o6-
tanning benefactions. asaint won't shell
out when he has the power, why should
he not be whipped!-Amer'can Messenger.
HoRRoRs OF WAR.-An officer of the
Army writing from Matamoras, May 23d
says:
Invent over the field after the battle of
Resaca de la Palma, and the sight which
met my eyes was one which magma
ton can scarcely depict. Bodies of
Mexican soldiers were lying about 10 ev-
erv direction-some with their heads en-
tirely or partly shot off-others without
legs or arns-others with their entraiis
torn out. One man, fine looking fellow.
was ly ing on the ground with cartridge
in his fingers, having evidently been xii.
led while in the act OF printing bis mus
ket. ! crept about on my hands and
knees through the chapparel, and at ev.
ery few PAGES | would come across dead
bodies aud at one spot discovered the
bodv of q beautiful Merican girl Staked
through the heart. 1t is impossible to con-
celve who could have been guilty Ct this
inhuman act.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

GrEbenexer Goodale, Esq. is appoint
ed Pos. Master at Rocky Hill, in place OF
+. w. Shipman, Esq. resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

REMARKABLE.-On Monday black fe!-
fow named Charles Kearney was committed
in Philadelphia for committing several
petty larcenies. On his person was found
the foot Of a child about five years of age
This foot, he said, was charm which he
had been told would prevent the detection IF
his delinquencies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

ELoPEMENT.-A banker of Baltimore has
run away with and married Miss Elliot,
daughter of Celeste, who is 10 years old and
worth 100000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
DEATH OF THE BUNKER HILL
DRUMMER.

The revolutionary veteran, Rufus Kings
ly. who was a drummer at the Bunker Hill
Battle. died at his residence in Hartford,
Sus luehannah CO., Pa, on the 18th of May,
in the Saith wear of his age. 1t will be re-
membered that his visit to the battle ground
of Bunker Hill, at the great celebration,
was generally noticed at that time. he
was born in Windham, Ct, Feb. l. 1853,
and entered the service as drummer boy
at the age of l3 years, and continued till
the close of the war. His amiable com
panion. with whom he had lived happily for
sixty wears, survived her husband but three
DAYS, and died on the 29th of May, nearly
realizing the often expressed wish of both,
that as they had lived so long and pleasantly
together, they might be permitted to depart
together.-Iihic0 Chronicle.
DRuNKARps VOTING No LICENSE Ut
is fact, and one that cannot be mention
ed without emotion, that hundreds and
probably thousands of drunkards. at the
late election in this State voted "no Ii
cense." The reason is obvious. There
are hours Of reflection when the drunkard
feels his deliverance. But the tempta-
ton that meets him at every turn, is too
strong for him. Often he cries i'm bitter.
nes of soul, " o that / could not get IT,"
and the prospect Of driving intoxicating
liquors beyond his reach was hailed with
Joy by many an Incorporate man.
1t was mystery TO the rumseller. He
could not understand the cane of it :
there were his best customers voting away
his business, and some went from his
counter TO the polls. declaring AS they
went, that they were going against rum.
N. Y. Dos.
ToRNADo.-The Tornado which recent
ly passed over Wilmington, (Del.,) wa
also very severe at Newark, some dis
lance below that city. Wheat. grass anC
corn were blown down and ruined, fences
destroyed, trees uprooted, and other dam
age Of Q serious nature inflicted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
mo. 81

An Act in addition to an Act entitled can Act
' for the regulation Of Civil Actions H. If
BE it enacted by the Senate and House o.
REPRESENTATIVES IN General Assembly, eonoen-
ed That no instice of the peace shall have ju-
ts5;ct,on in any civil ASTON wherein the part.
ner in business, clerk or student OF such justice
shall have drawn or filed up the writ OF deciar-
alton. Nor shall any justice OF the peace nave n1
iurisilcdiction of any criminal case wn.cn snal
be brought before him by any g5aiu Siso' NV
is partner in business with sana }rS,e
"a" ~ N CYRUS H. BEARDSLEE,
Speaker the House Of Representatives
SAMUEL INGHAM,
President of the Senate. pro tenn.
Approved June 18TH 1915 Ss5Ac ror,cEy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
rNo. 81

An Act TO repeal an Act entitled :" An Act in
'' alteration Of an Act entitled AN Act to pre-
vent the spreading of the Canada THISTLE"
Re it enacted by The Senate and House o.
REPRESENTATIVES., in General .4ssemofy conoen'
cd THAT an act entitled IAN Act in alteration
of an Act entitled San Act to prevent the
snreadipg of the Canada Thistle" passed May
session, 1883, be, and the same ~ hereby re-
pealed. .,,r,,eu prApnsrEE
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
MOVES BILLINGS. President of Senate.
Approved June nth. 1916.
ISAAC TOUCEY.
mo. OF
A. Act in addition TO an Act entitled. An
Act to incorporate the City Of Bridgeport"
SEC. I. Be IL enacted By the Senate and
Eso,se Of Representatives. in General .4Sse'n.
z1y coavensd, That no wooden building shall
M renewed from one place to another within
shalare limits Of sal city. and have chimney
1ire.Dlaee or stove therein, and that no person
mall make within said limits On addition O
.wood 10 any building having chimney, hro
Mace, stove or stove pipe IN OF attached to sucl
EniNing. And any person who shall senov'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02
mo. 81

An Act in addition to an Act entitled Ar
Act for the regulation of Civil Actions
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
pen,esenfatiyes in General assembly eonUe",
e1 That in all cases in which any personal
nroneriv taken on warrant or execution since
The o5th day Of May, 1s4l, has been sold pnr.
suant to the posting of the officer at the emu OF
twenty DAYS from the time of posting, (exclu- :.
ding from the time Of computation the DAY OF
hosting as we'll as the day OF sale,) and IN all
cases in which, since the first day Of August
1s40, any personal property so taken has neen
sold. pursuant TO the law in force prior 10 that
Jate' at the end of twenty days from the time
If hosting, such sales, if in all other respects
1egaI shall not be deemed invalid by reason OF
snch erroneous computation ard posting but
the same are hereby confirmed and declared to
be valid in law. . c,,o
This Act shall take effect and be in force
from and after the time Of its passage but shall
NOT affect any suit now pending.
CYRUS II, BEARDSLEE,
Sneaker ofthe House of Representatives.
MOVES BILLINGS, President OF Senate.
Approyed June 9th, 1876.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

SANTA ANA.-Among the last reports, as
we learn from the Baltimore American, is
one to the effect that if santa Ana, who is
now at Havana, should be recalled to the
Presidency of Mexico, he will carry out an
arrangement, which is alleged to have been
made, through one of his agents with the
Government at Washington. This ar
rangement, it is said, embraces-frst, peace
with this country on the part of Mexico;
second, the acknowledgement of the Rio
Grande as the Southern boundary of the
United States, and third the acquisition of
California by purchase.-N. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

BAD FELLow.-A man named Austin
Clarke in Hartford, has been sentence to
be imprisoned Is days, and pay fine of 81
ana cost, tor stealing the hits of silver of
lhe eyes of the corpse Of the late DR.. Fan
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

AN HE1REss WANTED. - Information is
wanted of lady who married one Ezra
Gregory, at Detroit. on the 18th of April,
l045. This lady is entitled, by the death of
Alexander Giant, at Iverness, Scotland, to
very handsome property. The property
must be claimed by the 18th of next Sep
tember.-N. Y. Neaos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

Col. MrNe.-The presentation of reg
mental standard, by the Mayor, to Col.
Ming, and the volunteer regiment of "Hick-
DRY Blues" under his command, took place
in front of the City Hall at O'Clock Tues
day afternoon
NJ Y. Jotrna! of Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-02

1--WE ale informed that the remains of
GANsEvooT Melville, Esq, late Secretary
of Legation at London, arrived by the
Prince Albert on Thursday and have been
conveyed to Albany. The funeral of the
deceased will take place ON Sunday the 2Sth
inst, at 5 P. M. from the residence of his
uncle, Gen. Peter Gansevoot, Washington
street, Albany.-N. Y. Tribune.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30

Per bark Croton from New YOrk-J Martin; J W Rob lns0n; Fosdick & Charlock, W II Bunnell: D Crane; w Bridges COS GreROfy & Silsbyi $ Twelves; Cham berla in cn; Leitmsn; II S John; COster & co; F II Brooks: ; Bulard; Spencer jr DuBose X ca; O'Cummina & co; Doblef; Seaman; Goldsmith & Haber. Coffin q Grggs: Aud; Coley: fatwell X Da- wis; Hodges; Boykin X McRae; A P Warner & co; Price d< Spencer; Price Ellis X cos Vannlus, Meeker Qainni Bull, Dyche X COS Dade & Raynolds; Reid k co E Gilmhn Tareron X Scott Lyon X Baker Al. len 6 Haden, Borrance Stanard; Peek d< Shackeord; Rivers co; F Stewart X co; King x Thomas; Brew eri Holt; Walkngton & Callahan: Barron, Mead x co; Fry Bliss < co; l. Merchant d Mallory, Ross & Blocker; Humphties Walsh & co; TOomer. c ay & co; S l X l Jones; R Collins: w Stewart; w Rowe; l. & G,FAulke; Smith, Dabney X co; T Graham,& Son; C 1T Mingei G A Arnold; DrJ Mott; Beach, Fla < CD; T McGrani Marshall, Rowe X co; Havand Clark X co; Henry, slondart x co; Rives. Battle N co. Barney 4 Bro; K P Loushry Auze; T P Miller x co; Kelly & Alehi Bowen; M Waring co; Whiisett, Garner & ca Campbell, Owen & co; Winters & co: Smith, Dabnsy x co; B Newhouss; Sumwqlt; Taylor X Me Rae, Cunninghami Wright x Cunningham; NJ Rob inson; K Randall.
 Per sehr Vermont from Baltimore-Ravrsies, Bullock & 60 ; II Schroeder Dads X Raynoss; G Westieldt X Bro; Warlng X co.
 Per steamboat Monteznma from New Oriesna-C K Foote & cos Barron. Mead co: w GAscoisne; NJ Warng & co: c W ogdenj Wright x Cunningham; T Adams; smith, Dabney X cos Campbell. 0wen ce: Patrick: Ravesies. Bullock co; w Ilhil Ncholss.
 Per steamboat Oregon from New Orleans-L Mer chant & co: Campbell, Owen & cu; $ d 1 Jones; II X Goffr; Dorrunce & Sianard Marshall. Rowe & co; Mccoy & Johnson II Huber w Dunn; s W A Hen; Lesosne: E Gould M Waring X coi Nj Ludlow; J B Todd Emanuel
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
POBLIC SALES.
AnMINIAnKATOK,s AALE.

\ N pufsuancr oi order Hnd decIte made by the honorable John Cuthbert. fudge o fhe county court of Mobile county, VI II expose for sale Monday the first day of Febtnsry rext, in front of ihe c,.nrl house ol said county. the usuai hour of Shtrif's snles. he following described real esIale of which lhe late Fnphrt zine McVoy died sIrzes. viz: The fwo ienemenls winch esniPOse the "Dau- phin Street Hotel" situate Hpnn ihr north east nf Daunhn and St Joseph streets, in lhe city of Mobile, having front oi eighty six feet, more or ess, SI Joseph street, and front of hity one feet mIre or less. on Dauphin s'reet
 Also, lni of ground and the dwelling and out buildings thereon, being the late residence of Mrs EuPhroxine McVov, commencing Al the north west corner of Chaile, Ie Rarons lol, thence north Slo west, hundred and fifty five feet one inch; thence south 90 vest Two hundred and six feet six inches, thence sonh Slo east. one hundred and fifty five feel inch, 10 laud of Charles Le Baron; thence north go easi, Two hundred and SIX feet six inches To the place oI beginning; bounded south by Kennedy. north by Isabella street. (not openedl east by C Le Baron and wes, by w H Carey.
 The ferns of sale will be one lonrth cash. one fourth pay able the Isl June. l5I7, one fourth pay able ls 1st December, 1877, and the other fourth able on ht lst day of Match, lS48 the purchaser giving notes wnh mortgage the premises 10 secsr their payment. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Administrator de bsnis he estate of Eu-
 decl9lds pbrozine McVoy, deceased.
 E R GALE. AuctIoneer,
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NIIHo' WHDNOIONEII IIesIuuII N. O. J. TIsDALE. Sec'v. decle

s@ JOHN CAMERON IN wou Id respect fully Ca. the
 - attention Of the public to his fine assortment of Garden and Field Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Hardy Shrubs. &o. J. c. having just opened Store No 86 Royal st, fatters himself that be can sell as cheap and furnish good article as any in his line. Country people wishing to buy will do well 10 call and examine for themse lves.-- Native plants packed and labelled ready for oxpor- tation Seeds put up 10 order and warranted fresh and genuine, he wlll he constantly receiving fresh supplies lrsm an eminent cultiyator al the north. dec14
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Clothing at Auction.

Clothing at Auction. On THURSDAY. Dec, slst, al II o'clock, will be sold, large invoice of rlolhng, per Mary Fran- ces, from New York, consisting nl- l2 super6ne Dress Coats; S6 Satin Vests 4s par fancy Cassimers ranl' I2 Cloth Sack Goals; 12 do Pelto do 2I Tweed do; I2 Rough and Read, Jackets l2 Monkey Jackets
 Diamond Beaver Sack Coats l2 Blanket Overcoats; E gross Cassmere do 100 pair Kersey Pants; 40 pr Log Cabin Pants 50 Diamond Beaver Plaid Nests 60 fancy Silk and Satin Vests 50 Flannel Shirts; 10 doz Muslin Shirts dog Hickory Shrts; A Oil Jackets 12 Oil Coats; l2 Oil Cloaks, &c, wlh a variety of Dry Goods.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
RECEIPTS OFF Cs,rTON.

Per steamboat Union from Cotton Gin-W Eckfor 2ls bales; Bradford Saunders 60; Lyun & Baker g Desha, Smith X co 60; Albert & Prentice 50 Smith Walker & co 57; Sims, Redus HowZe 50i A LedyarG co 2; Scott Slough & co G. D Sloddsr 35; Leavens & Malone s; Peck X Shack ford 4; c Kelly 36 Horton X Clock A. T Heard & Patrick, Irwin 34; SIrang X Ulrck 5i Andrews Dawson 25i Nash S Lacy g; Ru pert McLeIIand 22; Harwell Davis 1; T Sykes x Bon IS; TooIner, Gay & co 2; Marabe 6 Gates l7; B Fontaine X Son II; Bull, Dyche 26; E Seaman 10 Crawford X Gowdey s.
 6 Prentice l54 balesi Toomer, Gay & 2l6; Deshn Smith co l6s: Andrews & Dawson 134 Tatleton N Scott ll0 Lyon Baker lo5 Rive E, Battle & co 96; w Ecktord 35; HarwelI 6 Davis s0 Bradford & SHunders so; Nash & Lacey 75 Horton x Clock IS; Walker X Simpson Is; simpson & Harbin l2: Crawford & Gowdey g. O'Cummins & CD 1; Rupert McLellund2 9,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-Psr bHTk Crutun-assnrted mdze.
 BALTIMOKE-Per schr Vemont-ll3 tons coal, 23 boxes tobacco. 10 doZen hams. l ease cigars, etc.
 THOMAS1ON-per brig Sea-l000 cks lime.
 ST TIIOMAS-Per brig Louis Walsh $2 POO.
 PENSACOLA-ler schr Uora-7I bales cotton. gNEW oRLEANS-Per steamboat Monirznma-355 bhs paistoes 3U6 do whi,ky 4I2 do flour, hhd g kgs aid bbs lard n les rice, 10 i bbls tongues 23 sacks cotton seed hhds bacon IS scks oats cks II bbls bacon.
 NEW ORLEANs-Per steamboat Oregon--3 hbis bseL 42 ks coffee, hbls mackerel cks wine, 75 bHs ch ese 76 kegs lard go boxes soap 4S kegs butter, l99 bbs whisky potatoes 60 bundles brooms, 4s bbls four and sundfies.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-30
Silks. Silks. Silks

Silks, Silks, Silks. hANlELS & BRADY, corner of Dauphla and AI Water streets, would ca he attention of the ladies to ihen stock of splendid Silks, the richest and cheapest ever offered in Mobile. The following are just received Ter brig "MobiIe" Very splendid Graduated Silk Robes; Very Rich Wide Plaid Slks Rich figured and striped Pekins A Ombre Poull de Sui; Cameleon Gros d'Afrigue; Cameleon Poult de Soi; Extra rich Satin striped Silk; 2s inch rich striped Bronche; Brocade Silk, in dress lengths, richest imported, Ombre striped Silks; 34 inch heavy black Gros de Rhine; P inch heavy very rich Lusue; Black watered and striped Silks; Extra rich black striped Silk P inch black rich satin striped Silks; few very elegant Wedding and Soree Dresses; Rich black Levantine Silks; Blue black and jet black Silks; Blue black and jet black Satins;
 B The above were purchased at the late Per emptory auction sales in New York, al 50 per cent less than cost of importation. dec25
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All VED.
MEMORANDA.

Bark Croton experienced heavy gale from the Wes on tho lsth insl-split sails, &c.
 Schr Vermont, speght, at this port from Baltimore put into Key West l7th inst from stress of weaiher- Capt 5. reportson the l6th inst passed tho bark Anu Hood, of and from Philade pha, bound n New Orleans disnasted and ashore Key Vaccus Wreckers were aonssde taking cafgn-Vessel may probably be got on
 sAILED-Frem Key West in company with schr ( II Bacun Holt Brassas Santiago. The vessel has Leen four days becalmrd in the lower bay.
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 Bookseller and Ststioner 49 Dauphin st Lucrelia; or ihe Children of Night. By Sir L Bulwer Ly:ion Burt author of "Pelham'"Pompeii' 'sLanoni" "RIenxi" &c. Prlce ?5 cents dec22 S UGAR AND MOLASSES-92 hhds Sugar; 50 NJ bbIs MoIasses, landing from schrs Adelaide and Gen Clnch from Franklin, La. For sale low on the wharf by
 deci7 MEsLIER c EGARS-40 M Regaia and Nlillar, Havana, m NC store and for sale by
 dec22 CRUZAT & MOORE DOTATOES. ONIONS &APPLES-5OO bbls \ Portsmouth Potatoes; 100 bbIs White Onions; {; r bbls Apples, per bark Zenobia, for sale by
 dec22 H RIVERS & co
 DOTATOEs-lOO bbIs Northern. in fine order II landing ex bark Gipsey, for sale by FoSDlcK & CHARLoCK,
 dec22 s6 and sS Commerce st pRANDY 8 ar pipes Osprey pale Brandy; Eb2 half do Alexander Seignet do, in store and dec22 '" U N''' 5GRUzAf MOORE. DRUNES-2 cases fresh Prunes, just recei, sd ! and for sale by CRUZAT & MOORE, dec22 20 Conli street. AIL-25 bbls Reclifed Whale, for sale by V dec2 sI&I JONES COAL-I0O casks Liverpool orrel, just received O dec24 and for sale by E CENTER x co AIL-l0 bbls Linssed, for sale by O dpc24 sJ&IIJoNES Y ONDON Porter and East India Ale-For sale
 L dec24 by o'REILLY $f.:o ~ UNIV BAGS-lO bales Gunny Bags for sale U dec24 by BEERS q SMITH EEAMS-6 Casks extra Hams, for sale by
 \ \ dec2I BEERS & SMITH E ONDON PORTER-l2 casks in store and for hI dec24 sale by BEERS g SMITH I0A BOXES Starch, for sale by
 lOUdec24 SYMPHONIES ID AISINS-5OO bxs half and quarter, for sale by AG dec23 SMITH, DABNEY & co 0E0 BAGS Rio Coffee landing and for sale by
 S'JsI dec22 WESTFELDT BRO. ID ItiE.--7 iierces new $ c. in store and for srl AG dec22 ChUZAT & MOORE ALT-l00U sacks. for sale by
 kC dec22 THOS MILLER & co SHODLDERS-l5 casks. landing and for sale hS dec22 hyAR MEsIIER. MTHlrE CORN-460 sacks pure White for sale w dec2l bv SANDS & co ID OPE--iOO coils. a superior article, for sale by lC dec2l WARE & CHESBRoUGH e F FLOUR-lOO Bbls just received and for sale lC by Idec2i, sl & JONES VN7 HlrE BEANS-2s BbIs for sale by
 w dec2l SIGH JONES POTATOES and ONIONS--l00 Bbls for sale II by fdec2ll ST JONES
 ID UCK AND DROP SHOT; Bar Lead for sale lD dec2l by HUMPHREYS. WALSH & co | SUGAR-e3 hhds prime and choice, for sale by | kS dec21 SANDS & CO DACON-S 80 casks in store for sale by
 Jb dac2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co. XN INTER OH. AND SPERM CANDLES | w decl7 For sale bv J O'REILLY < co | GRASS SEEDS--Fresh Lucerne and Red Cioy- | Sb CT Seeds, received and for sale by | tes2l IC DuB0SE 6 co