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HEAD QUAR- EH1ssS,
november II


GENERAL ORDER.
F-!N II E blood of our own Palmetto Regiment,
-! has been poured ontin Mexico. in vndi-
cation Of tho honor, and in prosecution Of The
rights Of Our common country. Col. Butler,
Lieut. Col. rickirson, LienlS. Adams, VIII.
ams, N1uragne, Garter, Stecn, and many
more Of our gallant soc5 have fallen gloriousIy
to rise no more. The woanJs Of the few sur.
vvors are still blcedng,-they have won for
themselves fame and wrealhed around the
brow Of The Palmetto State, laurels which can
never fade.
In honor Of the noble dead, the General Off.
GELS, The Field and Staff, and Company Off.
GERS Of lhe State, will Join His Excelency, The
Cummandcrn.C Chief, in their tlibnte Of res.
pect, by wearing Grape on The left arm for tr.
ly days, from the 22nd instant.
Officers commanding Divisions, are charged
with the extension o(this order.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
AdJt and Insp. General.
Noyr. IL q 43
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M.es,ni.ul skM of a fs!loo tosssman. 1t is

meeaIaiaal stM Of a felLo0 toHssa'dn. 1t is
bu, seldom, that we I'VE ever taken notice of
tn, mechanical skill of any of our neishbors.
In the present instance, we think 1t but justice
to speak ola highly linis!ied little Ca7riase or
Buggy, made expressly, to ordar, for gentle
INN in hi, neignborhood, by Mr.. y. Gishnell
well known as a Carriage Maker in our town.
The Buggy was made for the son of the gen.
tlenan aforementioned, and is certainly the
most beautiful and perfect thing Of the kind
which we have ever seen Besides the excel
lent Workmanship, it is handsomely painted,
aud has attached TO it very pretty miniature
harness. suitable for small poncy. Could we
return 10 the happy days of childhood, nothing
would give us greater pleasure then 10 take
ride in pretty little Carriage like this, drawn
by pretty little poney, with pretty little
girl by our side. As it is, we mast content
ourselves with riding in in old wagon, with an
old broken down hprse, aud taltered harness.
When we become rich, we will ride in one of
friend Bushners best carriages.
Southern Quarterly RsO,e,o for OctObcr.-We
have not had time until now, to notice the
number OF the Southern Quarterly Review,
for October 1t contains eight articles in all.
The greater number OF these articles are excel
lent, aud sustain the high character Of the Re.
view for scholarship. We will not attempt TO
give az, extended notice of the various articles
in the number before us. The fist article is
upon the "Quadrupe1s Of North America"
This is review Of work by the celebrated
Audubon, and the Rev. John Bachman the
latter gentleman we'll known as distinguished
Naturalist Of Charleston. The second is upon
the "Mutual Influence of National Literature"
The third is entitled, "Mexico-Her People
and Revolutions" An article abounding in
information, and particularly interesting at the
!, present time The fourth is entitled the Lives
of the Lord Chancelors. The fifth is entitled
the "Terrilorial Government of the United
States This article is excellent, and affords
matter for the most careful consideration to
The politician and lo"er Of his country. The
sixth is upon "Dr Chalmers" The seventh
is entitled "Lieber's Political Ethics" A good
notice Of an excellent book. The eighth is ell.
TILED "Critical Notices." We have given this
chapter of the contents Of The Southern Guar.
tsrly, and will leave our readers to Judge for
themselves Of the character Of the articles.
The Review has now completed its 2itl num-
Der, and 18th volume. We wish it long con.
tinuance Of prosperity, aud ofincreased patron
age.
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s:S EsENV AR D.
november IL
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

JN HE COUhI OF OROINahI.
DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edge6eld District.
Whereas Gabriel Holmes, hath applied 10
me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha'cls, rights
and credits Of Lewis Holmes, lale Of The
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
lors of the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for tho said District 10 be holden at Edge
field Court House on the 29th day Of
November inst, TO show cause, If any,
why The said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this llll
day Of November in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and f'rIy.sevcr
aud in the sevcnty-second year Of Ameri
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. n.
Nov. II 81 13
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of sundfy wrirs of Fieri Fd;;
ED cias, 70 me directed, | will proceed
to sell a, EdsehcId Court House, on The
first Monday and Tuesday following, ia
December uext, The following property, in
The following cases, viz:
Charles Hall vs.. Milledge Galphin. two
negro slaves Ivy The names OF George and
Spencer.
Moses IIulslcin vs. Mary F. Goodwyn;
David Shealy VS. the same, three negro
slaves, by the names Of Billy, Sam, aud
John.
Terms OF sale cash.
b. BOULWARE, 8. E. b:
november IL st AZ
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.E0fice.

yuYHE Subscriber intending 10 move West
3 will offer for sale, on Thursday the End
of December next, at Public Sale, ifnot SOON
or disposed of, his desirable place, containing
four hundred and seventy.eight acres situate in
Edeefield District, near Perry's Roads, Im-
mediately on the eCharleston road acJoIning land
oc Col. L. s. Brooks. Crawford Perry: and
others. The place is finely situated. with ex-
ceIIent well water, comfortable dwelling house,
with good ont buildings. The pfantntron H IN
good repair and well watered.
Also, will sell at the same tlmei quantity
Of Corn, Fodder stock Of Cows Hogs and
Sheep. Plantation tools. portion Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and mnny other ARTICLES
Terms made known on the day olsale.
REUBEN MORGAN.
november 10 II az
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EDdlCc.
november II

lNDakCC.
DY an order from The Ordinary Of Edge
Sd field District shall proceed 10 sell at the
late residence Of DR. Augustus w. Burt. decd,
on Monday the 18th Of December next, all the
personal property Of said estate. consisting OF
SeUertsI EiA:eiy EegroeS,
Mules. Horses, Cows, Hogs. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tcols, Crop
&c.
Tcrms-!A credit Of twelve months, the pur-
chaser being required 10 give note with two
approved securities. All sums under four dol.
lars cash.
w. NJ. BURT, Administrator.
november II 4t 13
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

The Rev. Mr.. MalTit has got into lrou'
bic with some Of his brethren in Cincinna-
Ii, for endeavorins 10 show that The con.
quest of Mexico is part OF the design OF
Providence, for reforming the religion and
morals ofthe country.
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He likewise reports the grass to have
been destroyed by fire on The bend between
Arkansas aud Council Grove, in conse-
quence Of which the cattle and olier ami
mails ofburden suffered sn much that they
were compelled 10 leave the wagon trains.
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K0tEcc.

lV0ticc.
EYTIERE will be an Election held al The
-E. different Company Muster Grounds, on
Friday the 18th of December next, in the Sa!u
da Regiment for Colonel. Polls TO he opened
according to law. Managers to meet on the
day following. at The ltegimentaI Parade
Ground, conn, the votes, and declare the elec-
lion.
by order Of Brig. Gen. BRADLEY.
M. w. CLARY. Lieut.. Col.
P.S. All the Company's will Parade on the
day of Election, and be exempt Oh their next
regular Muster day.
BY order,
III. w. CLARY, Lieut.. Col.
november II ST 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

Reduction Of Government Expenses
We understand that the Secretary of tho
Treasuary has instructed the Collector of
this port to reduce Custom house expenses
at leas, ten per cent. This will effect al
important saving for the government,
about, 100000 per annGm-and in the
present condition Of The revenues it ap-
pears TO have been indispcusable.-Nelo
York Sun.
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M A RRSED

On Thursday evening, the l1ti inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Walker, DR.. w. 7. w. BAKER, OF
Beaufort, S. c., to Miss ELIZA H. BACON, OF
this District.
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november II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

Administrators sale.
GhN Monday the 29lh day of November neSi
W at The plantation Of the late Major John S.
Jeter, decd, on Turkey Creek. 7 miles from
Edgetied Court House, will be sold on credit
large lot of Farming Tools. also, two Rord
Wagons and Gear, two Ok Carts, one sctt OF
Blacksmith Tools, together with quantity OF
Fodder, Corn, Oats. Peas. Sc. &c.
W. A. HARRIS. ddminis't1.
CAROLINE 5. JErER, Adm'1.
november II q A3
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Gsorgia.-At a Legislative Caucus Of
The Wbig members, on Tuesday last, Hon.
John M. Berrien aud Mr.. Dawson were
selected as the Candidates for the Seals
in The United Slales Senate which will
be made vacant upon the expiration Of
The present terms of Messrs. Berrien and
Colquiit.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.

Com. Stockton, who has just arrived
from California, passed up the river this
morning on his way to Washington. His
visit there doubtless has some connection
with the Fremont lrial.-Battimore Sun.
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For the AIyerti5tr.

Ma. EDlroa:-On Saturday last, there
was n Barbecue given hy The hospitahle
cirizeus oltha region of our District known
as ..Shauerield." Being commemmora-
tive oruo State or National event, it would
seem, that The good citizens Of the neigh
borhood, gol il up under ono of the best
impulses of The human heart, that of pure
sociabilily, unslnyed by any par'izanlsm.
There was a fine corps of Light Infantry
on tile ground, attended by a Band of
Music, from Old saluda both OF which
did credh 10 their respective duties, and n!
which Old EdSefeld should be justly
pIou6.
After the Company had exercised in
the drill for shon time, il was marched
up to The house "a Mr.. Lansley's) and by
flank movement entered the yard aud
moved up 10 The piazza; The ranks were
then opened. through which MIR. George
NJ. Blocker. the Orator. Of the day, attend
ed by the Captain, and several other gen.
tlemeu, approached the piazza, from which
he spoke at considerable length, upon the
Mexican war, and the Wilmot Provso, in
strain of reasoning and eluquence, rarely
attained by men of his age, and which,
with reason, is looked upon as oninous of
future usefelness 10 the community in
which he lives. After The conclusion Of
The oraliou, the table, prepared in true re-
publican spirit. was filled with the Fair Of
the neighborhood, whose happy smiles aud
beningu influence shed halo Of happiness
that is rarely experienced upon such occa-
sions, for aIlhoug gh there was plenty of The
sparkling juice, hilarily and good feeling
seemed to pervade every breast.
SPECTATOR,
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NO'EECE,

NOTICE.
YHyHE Subscriber intending to change his
residence will offer at Public Sale, on
Tuesday the Both instant, his
Valuable Tract of Land,
containing (69U) six hundred and ninety acres,
situate in EdgeGeld District on Burnets Creek,
near Red Bank, adjoining lands now held by
John Nobley, A. r. Butler, and others. The
Land is well wa,ered and a healthy situation;
good portion of which is in wood .
Terms Of sule made known on the day OF
sale. ALLEN IL 81. VIE
novr. 10 ~ 4S
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Hon, james 4, BLqck.-We Ioarn from
the South Carolnian tha, the Hon. James
A, Black, who has so ably and efficiently
represented the Pickney District in Con
gress, has declined reelection, and Gen.
IL. Wallace, of Union, has been put in
nomination as candidate 10 supply the
vacancy,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

TAt an election held on the 9Th inst, foi
a Board of Directors Of the Bank of Charles
ton. S. e., for the ensuing year, the following
gentlemen were duly elected:
w. Conner, Ker Boyce, L. NJ. Wiley
Joseph Leland, G. A. Trenholm, Henry Gour-
din, Jonathan lucas, Wm. III. Gilliland, T.
Street, Alex Robertson, J. S. Bowie, Chas. T.
Lowndes, 4. G. Rose.
At meeting of the Board, held in the after
noon, Fl w. Conner, Esq. was unanimously
re elected President
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NOT,H GE,

NOTICE.
A NY Persons wirhing PIANNO'S TUNED
n can be attended TO, by applying to Mr..
Aaron A. Clark, EIscfchl G. H. by letter
or otherwise.
July7 Il "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

Curious La'c Case. Turkish gentle
man, his three wives and children, arrived
in New York about year since. Being
possessed of property, he purchased in duo
lime n house for each Of them. A short
time since he died without making will,
leaving property of about QUO hundred
thousand dollars. The wives have applied
for letters Of administration in behalf Of
themselves and children. How 10 grant
letters 10 the three is a puzzle, and to
grant to only one would render the other
two in law, concubines. aud their children
ilesilimale. The Turkish law knows no
distinction between the first aud last mar
riage all are honorable, and all are equally
entitled 10 tho property al the death of he
husband.
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iMichigan.-An election took place in
this State on the 1sl and I'd instant for
members oflbe Legislature and a member
of Congress 10 fill vacancy occasioned
by The death Of the Hon. Edward Brad
lev. A ielegraphic despatch in the Phila'
delohia Bulletin of Saturday afternoon,
saws, that Ihe State is reported 10 have
gone for the Democrats, as usual, by at
least 10000 majority.
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fa,O ERe,l,;
N office.

NOtlCC.
a LII persons indebted TO the subscriber,
IA are respectfully requested to make i'm.
mediale payment, as longer indulgence cannot,
and will moi be given.
november II 2t AZ
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM THE CITY
OF Mexico.


OF Mexico.
We have been politely furnished with
the following items Of intelligence, derived
from letter received in this place, from an
officer Of the Palmetto Regiment, dated at
the City of Mexico, 2S.h October, lS47,
We are extremely happy 10 hear tha,
Mai. GLADDEN., although much moro se-
verely wounded than was at first supposed.
is now fast recovering. He was wounded
by ball passing through the thigh, be.
tween the bone aud artery, about haIfway
between the hip and knee on The inside.
lie al first regarded il as lrifing, and con-
tinucd on duty for TWO hours after, until
dark; but soon found, when dismountcd, =,
bis boot filled with blood, and something
more Of the serious nature of The wound.
Ii is supposed tha, he will soon be able to
report for duty.
Ii is again made our painful duty to
report The deaths of some Others of our
devoted Regiment, from wounds and dis
ease. or these we report, r. H. Corley
gus,in. Cd Sept; j. R. Kennerly, do. do;
7. Simmons. OF diarrhoa city OF Mexico,
24lh Sept; A. Tunis9n, from wounds. 2Sth
Sept.
Dischargsi.-J.B. Glass, wounded; e.
+. Garter, diarrhGa.
On Fmlough.-[,ieut. W. B. Stanley,
sick; Lieut.. NJ. r. Clark, wounded.
Those discharged and on, lurlough, are
expected 10 arrive ut homo about the frs,
Of ecember.-Tstcgraph.
From the Palmetto Rsgiment.-We
were politely favored last evening, says
the Charleston Mercury of The l2lh, with
the following extracts from letter Of an
Officer in The Charleston Company Of the
South Carolina Regiment:
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 81.
9" In the battles Of the 18th, at Chapul.
tepec, and in the advance on the city, we
had nine:r-one killed aud wounded in our
fragment Of a regiment. Lieut.. Willis
Caney received wound Of which he died
last night. Lieut.. Moragne was killed.
Lieut.. Steen wounded, aud since dead.
Lieut.. Clark was wounded in the leg. as
also Lieut.. Sellcck. They arc geI!ing
about again. Major GLADDEN. was also
wounhed, but was able, on The 10Th, 10
ride out in carriage.
"Our wounded were all doing we'll.
Poor Wealherby is The only one Of our
Company who has died of his wounds.
Graham and Meyer were killed on the
18th.
Capt. Blanding and his,bro'her James.
as also Lieuls. Manigaulf and Bell. arc all
well, and have escaped unhnrt. Several
Of our men will return in The train, who
have been disabled from wounds.
"Gen. Shields, who leaves here in the
train in the morning, will pass through
Charleston on his way 10 Washington.
He was again wounded at The sornine Of
ChapuIepec. A more gallant soldier can
not be found in the army
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

Terrible Munddtion.-The district Of
Arsunde, in the province Of Norland, IN
Sweden, was ravaged by wafer spout at
The latter end Of tho last month. The
wafer spout passed over two forests oil
pine trees, in which it rooted up some
1000 trees. some Of them century old; II
carried of the roofs Of a great number OF
houses. conveying two barns distance ol
5000 feel, killed numerous troopoi cattle
and caused the death Of twenty-five per-
sons. Such phenomenon is unexamped
in The district, which is so far North as al
most to touch Lapland.-Siandard.
Charleston papers OF this city are
cunsralulaIing its inhabitants upon their
prospects. Charleston, they say, is I'M
proving so greatly in its trade. that they
think they see the dawn Of that day when
it will become the emporium of Southern
commerce, the centre of foreign and do
rneslic trade for this whole region. Com
pete the Memphis aud Charleston rail
road and this thing is accomplished al
once. We shall reoice with them in the lr
Observation-Disclosures appeal.
Threaded Bank Notes.-AIessrs. Crane
& Co, Of Dalton, Massachusetts. manu-
faclurcrs Of bank nole paper, have invent.
ed very simple and efficient method Of
preserving The denomination of bill from
alterations. Threads Of silk or cotton are
arranged in parallel lines, Ienglhwise with
the note, aud embodied in The substance OF
of The paper during its manufacture. A
one dollar bill has one thread, and one
added for each denomination up TO live
dollars, then ten dollar bill has six threads
another is added for fifty, one hundred,
five hundred, and ono thousand; the las,
having eleven threads. 1t must be very
difficult, if not impossible. to insert another
thread after the note is finished, and as The
threads marks its value distinctly as the
figures, the chances of successful 5ltera.
tinn ore at least very greatly diminished
The Mechanics Banking Association OF
this city, and several Of The banks in hi:
Stale and q, the East, have ordered the
threaded paper, und i, will probably come
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-17

The farmers Of Poland have pot barns
enough wherein to store their rch harvest.
They are erecting large ricks in the fields {;
several have already tbreshed their corn IN
order 10 profit by The present high prices.
The produce is immense.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT meeting of the Bar. Of the Eastern
Circuit, al Darlington Court House, Oct
23l, held FOR the purpose Of expressing
their sense of the public loss occasionally
tho death of Chancellor WILLIAM HAn'
PER, A. NJ. Mclver, the Solicitor, WAS cal
led 10 the Chair, and w. II. Evans ap'
pointed Secretary. The Hon. a. d. Sims,
after skelching briefly and (orcibly, the
many prominent points in the history OF
the lanen,ed Chancellor, submitted the
following resolutions, which were adopted.
|. Resolved That we have heard with
deep regret Of the death of Chancellor
William Harper, who for many years had
served the Stale with such distinguished
ability in various important offices, aud es-
pecialIy in The Judicial office.
9. ResoLued, That the State of SouIh
Carolina has sustained a great loss in the
death of this distinguished jurist and states
mau.
8. Rtsolved, That we sympathise with
the family Of the deceased in their great
loss, aud that in respect to his memory
and public services, we will wear The usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
On motion of Col. Moses,
ResOlvsd, That copy of the proceed
ings of this meeting be senl 10 The family
of The deceased, and that the Chairman
present them to his Honor the presiding
Judge, at this session OF The Court, with
the request that they be entered on the
journals of the Court.
R,solred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the papers of the
State. \. Nj. NEWER, Chairman.
w. Ii. EVANS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-22

Hoyi Sou 1895 hush wheat Buchanan Hams Co; s.
bes ashes w Otis Co; n DC. Dsier Miller Go; Is
Aw OH. II hid. 10 bri. b.er Ss.h. BssSs.ios si t1
- Pr hhss Oh Bardeti ek' bHs cheese Leg.
Same Ltus-Barss Nss York. C Hiel-2l5s bush wbsa,
n WOLF III DO barley, Bows Cary 60 DO spples N
higgins hhts bxs 10 bbs fruit, Nelson Cobb
p, Troy and Ere Tor Box Line, c T.gt-BHss =
Ht~ioss-ll0 bbls -four, Neifyi les DO suydsm sage
20 ~ do. Kent Pray Cc; 2le do III bhs pork Work
Drake GOO bbs fouf A Co!son 200 DO Chsiesu Msrle
4 sspdford; bbs pork. sscEet Becher Co is Esg.
butter do lard bbl DO, slerling p Dbl. apples
Bailey IS b5ls pork do kegs la Z. BRbcock Co.
Eagle Line r J YaHdeuat9-BGy7, Sarah Aa--slO
b5,s a,ur, suydsm, Sage Co; $50 " wof: ls4 DO
= Dwight ~ bbs provisions, Kea Poos Co lbs bxs
ehses. Perry u rolls leather AoH, ob.s apples
Old albany Iirs SeIyler q Co-Bar4s I'm La.~euee-
600 bbs aoBr Clark Csemsu 100 do. Clearwater. IS
bbs s'hes order 10 bush potsoes and beans Story
Same Line Barge John Usrr--25OJ bushels corn.
Schuyler; 1909 bush do, 7 Pesse
hsatd LiHe-TKin5a0-Boat Raasv-ls00 bush corn
Wsierhoase Linn; 200 bbis -four, Williams; : DO
Boa, George DaSiu-eO5 bbs four 1000 bush feed
Riee.
PcopleS 0sotso-Lins P S st1sls-Boat Msta-293 bbls
aonr, suydam, Sage Co; sss bush corn $50 DO wheat
Cobb; 81 bbls sPples, Mead Rogers Co; p do eggsJ
Trol and WestTH Lake Boot Lius-V c Ries-Boai
Samuel COl25 bbl, -four, suy dam Sage Co % do, w
TrOg & Neso York LfHe-SHlfzsn & GardnS-Boaf
T.Pps20o bbs besns, Leggeii, Ludlum Co 24i6 bus
wb.si, Gilbertk Woodward.
Neu York s Seneca Fails Linz. 4 " Palm1-B0Gf 6 3
Mcfeg-l30 bbs -four 100 bus meal. Suvdsm Sage
Co; 2l2 90 IS bbs oil, Sksts; pkes fruit Greenwood
skie' 4 DO Burr q Hurder.
Boa Trader " H0Od-20O0 bushels oats. 900 bushels
corn. 500 bushels peas. 100 bushels rys to orie.
Chica90 Lake Boat Line Kinds & Rerfdrd-Bcaf Comp
olier3 frk butter, bbs eggs, Jewell Harrison Co.
Z frk butter, Howell Son d. do. CJndt Noble DO,
KnOop Baker; hb's eggs. T White Co rs crow
barr. Thomas Brenkln 600 bush oss J. rk butter 60
bush potatoes y bush apples, 50 hams Car. 81 msn-
Nev York, Utica & Osreg0 Ltae-W Rossii1-B0H
HetoTy Grore6oo bbls -four, soydsm Sage Co co DO.
Brsa1sesd, Strong Co.
Ner York & OsioSgo Linz c Bais-Boa; Empire-2JOO
bush corn, Buchanan, Harris Co II bbis a,he' Nash,
Hsmton Co
same Liae-BOat Alps-29OO bush corn 40 bbls pork
c Balls
Barge Minisiak, Huntr-l0O pkgs butter 20 calves
1900 eggs l6 bsgS corn.
Barge Washington Shermaa-l4OO bush oats 100 bales
hay 90 bbs eggs pkgs butter so hbs potatoes 10 bags
dried ippes 80 bush peas % calves cows and caves6 bbs
ashes Capt sherman
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