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HEADQUARTERS ID REGIMENT u s. INFANTRY.
Jalapa, Mexico, April 20, 1s41
lsr ARTILLEY, lsT BRIGApt,
I'd Division, Army OF INVASION,

Sir: In obedience to instructions from brigade head
quarters have the honor to report the following facts
relation to the operations Of the I'd regiment OF U. s. in
fanfry which had the honor to command at the
engagement at the heights of the Ccro Gordo on the az
ternoon Of the seventeenth, and on the morning OF the
eighteenth instant
Early in the afternoon OF the seventeenth instant, the
'ries engaged the enemy height just 10 the len OF
their centre and drove off large force and carried the
first height when the second infantry ordered for
ward to their support; and arriving in position was
ordered to halt until further orders Shortly After the
regiment ordered TO press forward the support OF
Breve Col Childss command, then engaged in advance
but owing TO the nature of the ground which rocky
and precipous, and TO the distance from these latter,
they had been Withdrawn before il could come up with
them. All Of this time plungng and Calling fire was
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Lieutenant Col. 18th infantry.
To Lieut. l., VAN Dorm, Abide Camp.
HEADQUARTERS 4TH. ARTILLERY,
Jalapa. Mexico. April 10, lSJ1


Jalapa, Mexico April 10 1917
Sir In compliance with the directions contained in the
circular of this date addressed to regmenta commanders
have the honor to report the operations OF the 18th
tllcfy on the 18th and 18th instant
The regiment forming the right of the % brigade OF the
I'd division, under my command marched with the divi-
the morning OF the 18th in its place. the order
Of BATTLE the difficult and critical expedition of turn
ing the enemys left flank through roM OF three four
miles in extent Tor the most part cut the previous day
Nothing worthy OF special remark occurred until the
division had arrived near the enemys strong point called
the Cerro Gordo where the division met by the fire
of the enemy. The fire becoming very warm, and the
right flank OF the troops engaged being threatened,
ordered to cover with company the advance OF the
mounted howitzer battery the remaining companies to
Capt Taylors battery itself threatened, through
gorge the mountain Our troops maintained the posi-
ton acquired the height and all bvouacked for the
night.
The 9TH artillery was then employed through the great
or part of the night in the extremely arduous duty Of Ia
king the heavy gun and howtzer battery to the height
wresed from the enemy.
On the morning of the 18th the regiment ordered
the enemys leftcompany d, under Lieut. Benjamin. be-
ing detached aguard TO Capt Lee, Of the engineers
The regiment was halted some fifteen Minutes and
was then ordered by the general of division rapidly to
Misunderstanding under the fire of Ceua Gorlo, and file
the right into ravne Our flank being here exposed,
portion OF the regiment under the order and lead Of the
general Of division rapidly advanced up the height to
Join the operations there. The regiment reassembled
the height and then descended to the Jalapa road,
and with its brigade moved in the direction of this city
would remark, that to Brevet Major Brown, with
Lieutenant Howe (ihe adiutant and Iieus BENJAMIN,
Porter and Gill; the main credit is DUE so far as the reg
iment concerned, of taking the heavy ordnance up
the height that bore upon the enemys works; and may
be allowed TO add, probably little out of place. that
the major, with Capt Drum and Lieuts. McCowen and
Benjamin, rendered highly valuable services in recon
NOTHING the enemys position on the previous day.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedent servant
j. l.. GARDNER,
Mai 9TH Artillery. condo imp
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JALAPA, MEXICO, April 81, lS47.
Sir: In obedience to instructions, have the honor to
submit the following report OF the movements of the
howitzer and rocket battery, under my command, while
the I'd division, under General Twggs, forcing the
pass of CeTo Gordo on the 18th and 18th instant
On the nth followed the LIST brigade closely with
out assistance, until it assembled the hill on which the
enemy posted, when halt was necessary till the
general decided whether should continue round the
hill or take post on the top
During the halt, Lieut. Gordon. of the rifle regiment,
temporarily attached to the battery wasa wounded and
some other slight damage done TO horses and battery
Two pieces, and one-haf our rockets were soon or
dered up the hill, under the command of Lieut. Reno,
who, assisted by ten of the rifle regiment easily and
quickly placed them in good position advance Of our
line Of troops.
The enemy shortly after appeared forming in the ravine
and on the slope of their hill large numbers as if to
attack but few well directed rounds from the howit-
gers scattered and drove them back confusion to their
entertainments.
Orders were then given by Colonel Harvey who com
handed TO cease firing, unless the enemy approached,
and the pieces were Withdrawn to within our line on the
hill
The other two sections, under Lieuts Calender and
Gordon were thrown to the extreme right TO command
the gorge of our route when the enemy formed for the
attack and the battery remained thus posted till the
18TH except one piece under Lieut. Gordon withdrawn
and held in reserve during the night
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i'"g'"n altogether different from our own. and
having concentrated and powerful priesthood
.N". Van we bnid them as suhjuyated prov ,nces
u wonid be fatal Ia our institutions. IL would
Involve most enWmons expense, and vast in
crease of Executive power.
Well, now, put empha,ically the great anes.
''on' WIN all these views before you--with no
certainty heinTe YOU that either nne end or ahoth
er can he certainly reached. can ,ynu-will You
agree to carry oo war simply To get that which
you now hold, and can easily hold What
would be the result when you wonid reach the
end "t the fourth or fifth campaign debt of
three or fur hundred millions Of dollars You
VIII have free trade put to an end to for one gen.
Grafton. and for generations To come in INV opn
Ton! Aud. then. what awfu--what an ire.
parable sacrifice nf human life! And all this tn
eject That which may be most readily effected nv
taking defensive line. When said there was
a mysterious connection between our fate and the
M"xicans. alluded In the great fact that We can
d" nothing with Mrxico if we were Ia 90 ON and
suhJueate her IL we incorporate her, we are de
siroyrd-'t not. "ur institutions perish! Ia This
view mold TINS war 10 have been, in the frs, in
stance, great departure from the true line of
poiiry which. as have again and apain said is
peace. IL Is ours I" grow and not To add by con-
quest. And hold that if we should he so nnfor
tunate MS 1" cnm,nit the error nav instead of
III
this war ny taking the defensive postion-if now
we shall take the other step of prosecuting the
war vigorously. as they term it. Till we c,nnpeI
Mrx'co to submit. let the say la the gentlemen
they take step which they shall rue the UNREST
day they live! What is party? Nothing. Blu,
the party that takes that step will be ruined and
The party tina, succeeds i, will he in position of
great difficulty. There is but way left, and
that is what have suggested. nigh, say much
more. But forh"ar consuming further the tine
of the Senate. With few observations. I will
close. aud that is with reference To the question
before us.
shall feel myself compelled. as the Senate
VIII readily perceive after these views, To vote
against the amendment of the senator from Nlichi
gan. AS I" the other amendment, by the senator
from Georgia, reserve the expression of an opin
ION until see further disclosure. wish la see
TURNER developments TN that great domestic qnes
tim, To which have alluded befnre rive nv
vote. These developments will have a puwerfui
Influence on my mind Until see them | shalt
hold myselfin reserve
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EHE PILLS

And the ly Pills, that can be recommended
and war; anted to be the true and yenuin. purely
Vegetable (nnt Irdiau) Pills, are Dr. Beckwith's
nti-Dyspeptic Pills. Prepared by John Beck
with, NJ. D.-eaCh Blk bearing his arritten SIGMA.
ture.
DR.. Dycips Anti Bilious Pills now nut uo i'm
New Style, are the only Anti Bilious Pills that
can be recommended and warranted as the True
and Genuine Original Anti Billions Pills; all 9th
ers which have assumed this name are Spurious
Sonhlsucailous or limitations "f the Original Anti.
Bilious Pills OF j. w. Dvutt, VI. D. Each box of
winch bearing his icrifep signature,
Both The above desc ibcd Pills are for sale on v
at the Columbian College, No 1872 North Second
street Philadelphia. and by such persons as pnr-
chase from T. w. Dyott s. SONS, at the above cs.
tabiishmcnt.
~ t. ANY person purchasing either of the above
rections, and being Iissai-fien with heir oDcrs
ton, their money will be returned by applying ar
the College as above.
For sale by CHtS. II. HEINITSH, AGENT. and
c. SCHOOLFiELD & Co. Port4mouth: NJ \.
Santos, HI x P"v r. Emcr ON Roberts n Cor.
nick, Wfn. G.. BrouGhfon. Nor ok and NV Druo-
glsts generally throughout the United States
'I'RUSFEES SALE Pursuant To a Deed OF
Trust executed by Manuel Burgess tn the mn.
dcrsgnct. as Trustee bcarinr date the 18Th dav of
December, 1915, and duly rccJrdcd given 10 secure
the payment OF n certain debt due David Il lanes
will be sold before the Cnut House door in tho to,r
of Portsmouth, on FRIDAY the 10Th iustant ot %
O'Clock, NJ, TRACT or LAND near TIC head OF
the Western Branch, containing ffty acres more
or less, adjoining the lands o. Thos Bount Robert
Cox nad others. Terms Cash
Feb l6-tfs ARTHUR EMERSON
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MISCELLANEOUS
READ! BE GUARDED:


THE increasing popularity of Dr. G.. BENZ.
L SMlrH'SIMPROYEDI INDIAN vEGETAhLi.
SUGAR COATED PILLS las induced u number
oil persons To- ma Re Something they cali P,Lts. and
coat them with sugar order ~ sol thrrn t,r thr
genDi"e, while they dCrof 'os-"s l,,rticle vi ti,.
goodness, nor ''nilar~ in appearance itc
original, Dr. Smiths Pill ~ shot. thrv ire ar
INTENDED FRAUD upe'n The coI,inIun A. minis
ter who a, fra had interc- itui.ntion Su
gar Coated Pill, manufactured in \ hanv. ". Y. :
has given then up. as he saws on account Of the
miserable dishonest Narties 'c'p"i in manu-
factu"in" them. The same parry AZ, un,v indus
triousv circulating repoits calc,lair iui,e DIR
Smith, and to affect he reputation of his valuable
pills; but rather than notice them rs public. DIR
Smith IS 'hont to institute legal rrocccding yainst
them for their sandorS. h. has in another en-
against n similar party. in whci, he recovered a
arg" amount of dam ges. Those miserable inn
tators have 20 resort 20 the atoninable means
TO palm off their counterfeit pill. the public
know that Dr. Smiths the original nd yc nnine
Several instances have come 10 public notice in
which life has hecn endangered by the unfortunate
use Of I'll" c"untertets. II is Dr. Smiths Pills that
arc doing much good in the country as the fol.
owinr plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr.
Smiths Pills tina n all others
This is to certify that have used the Sugar Coat
cd Pills manufactured b. c. Benjamin Smith, Of
New York, for some time and hclirvo ,hern to
be a good medicine; and also. from inquiry in that
city. am persuaded that he is the iyinal invent.
o. aud therefore is entitled to The bcnrfi the in
vonuon. s WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church. Pitsuureh.
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From Wilson, starbi,d & smith

I1ulsvlIIcy Fcb. IS. lSd6.
DR. Smith-Deer Sic: About two weeks ago we
bought two gross OF your Indian Vcg"iai lr Sugar
Coated Pills Though business is Hull here a; this
time, vet we have sold them all You will piease
send us ten gross through M"sSrs Lawrence &
keesc' Of your city. who will forward them 10 us
via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfully.
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
once l79 Greenwich street (arge brick block y
G- Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegcta,
bic Pills.
iJ- And that G. Benj Smith is written with
pen the bottom of The box
e. ii. HElNIFSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, VI. A. SANTOS, Norfolk Genernl Agen,
lot the state Dec 2l-6m
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY

Fhave been afflicted with dyspe psia in the most
aggravated form for three years past, AMI found
no relief until used Or. G. Benz Smiths Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills Ate, using ak bottles of
said valuable pills arn entirely cured they are
general remedy ]. X LEHMAN
Paducah Ny., Nov. 10, 1916
We certify to the above fhcts. Dr. SmitiI's pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS & co. Merchants
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Pastor LIST Baptist Church. Pittsour
From the Blue Hens Chicken, tDel.,

We call the attention Of Our readers TO ire ~er-
tfcate of Rev. 8. w liams Pastor of the lat Ban.
inst Church, Pittsburgh. in relation 10 Dr. Smiths
Pills. We can ourselves bear testimony % the ex-
ccencc of these Pills Of Ne having used thetn
aud experienced great relief frum ihCm
The above is the best paper in thu State IF Della
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From Messrs. Bull & Alden.1

I-OulsvIIIeT kV Feb. l3, lSl6.
Dr. G. BENZ. SniIh-Dear Sir You viii please
send us twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
present indications shall sell large euount of
them We find that they go very quick, &c
Your friends BEIL & ALDEN
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prom DR.. Singleton 7

Smthland, XIV Fch. "a 1916
DIR. 6. BENZ Smth-D Dear Sir Nothing has ever
been Introduced that has sold so we'll and given
such general satisac ton, as your Improved Indian
Vegetable PTts. Very rcspeCt fully YOURS
F.S SINGLETON
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BEWARE OF COUFNTERFEITS AND
MUTATIONS

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DIR
lstar Balsam of Wild Cherry, in all the cliseas
es Tor which II is recommended curing many cases
after The skill of the best physicians was unavail
ing, mas effected large and increasing demand for
H. rms TACT has caused several unprinciplrd C,,n-
tere'ters and iniiators TO palm off spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance fo~ the
genuine BalSaIn. Some called syrup o. Wild
Cherry Balsatn of Spikcnard.' Wild Cherry,
Comfrey, &c Another, Westerns Balsam of Wild
cherry, mis-. spelling the name, and forcing GER
hhcatcs to resemble those of the trne Balsan -
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry'' in the on
~ genuine: The rest merely initiate the name of
the original while they possess none of its virtues
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS THE GENUINE
Inc genuine Balsam is put up in bottle. with
The words " DIR. Wfstar's Balsam of Wild Cherrv
fhliad', blown in the glass each bottle bearing
label on the front with the signature of
r,. u Ill. WlSTAR, NJ. ID.
Ihis VIII be enveloped hcrea ftcr with a new wran.
per; copyright secured, 1874 ; on which will al
ways appear the written signature OF l. BUTTS -
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper. " VIC
BE careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR,S
bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Nonc genuine
unless signed bv l. BUTTS. Address all orders Ia
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass
For sale by G. II. HEINTISI, Portsmouth. Va.
vi. a. SANTOS, wholesale and retail, Norfolk and
by Druggists generally throughout the country.
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LONDON. January 10. IS47

a., I'UNDUN, JHhUary IJ, IS4T.
Three priva'rers sailed from the MIR, nj T -,
don on the 7th Of January, lS47 They are
British ships, hut have been renamed according To
spanish regulations. and they carry letters of
marqne. The names are as flIows:
RENO dc Castillo. Capt. Moody, PA tons, 90 men
Sebastin Del Mano Smith, l53 30
Magallancs, Lash. I53 &" On :.
These three vessels cleared out a, the port of
London for Mantilla hut are really fur priya,ee,
ing IN the broad Atlantic"
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MEXICAN PRIVATEERS

The New York Commercial Advertiser has re-
ceived the following important notification, from
lis London correspondent of the Daily Gunner
cal list. 1, is daied
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MARRIED,

Mr.. JAMES FowLga. to Miss MAEeAKrr 80 ,'' q
cond daughter Of Nr. John Jervis-sl of this piacc
On last Tuesday evening. by the Rev r.. HuD,o
Mr. JoHN RUsTto, to Miss MARTHA ANx sec"n,i
daughter Of Mr.. Charles Myers-aII of hi. ri
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FOR RENT.


81 For the balance Of tho year, the Store . NJ,
He Dwelling, on the West side of CraoCo,d
-1zAJ street, occupied bg
req Is JAMES n HALL.
ENTLEMEN'S FRENCH BOOTS, I'm
the celebrated mandatory Of Dutil & Co
New york Just landing from the scbr Columbia >
iew cases OF the above celebrated BOOTS
, ne tents are respectfully informed that these
Boots arc worthy Of inspection
J. IT, GREGORY
New York Boot and Shoe Store, next the new
dfnsT banS, Main STREET. Feb IL
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pp TGEsTIMoNY SNOW RECEIVED

THE following letters are presented with - vic,.
Il OF more folly showing the opinions of Phv.
sCians IN relation 20 the Medical value of DIR
CHERRY "'bD
Da. SwAYNE-- Dear Sir Having used vomr Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively in nv
practice, was requested by your gent, Dr. Crutch
er to express my opinion in writing Of it, proper
tes as remedial agent, most cbecrfullv comply,
rs feel by SO doing, will discharge a debt owe
me community at large, and Physicians in rartic
uar. As much as dctest Qnack Remedies and
rateht Nostrume, was induced from a faiInre of
the most potent expcctorants recommended in onr
mnteria mcdicas in some cases of DtsE Ir>,es
to try your Preparation of Prunus virginia or
WILD CHERRY. il is sufficient to say that was sc
muSh pleased with the result of that, and st,bsc.
quent trials that prescribe il in prcfarenrc q,
az ofhd Remedies where expcctorant is indica
TED In The much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
of the Lungs, in the alarming form in which il an
pears I'm Kentucky, regard il as an invaluable
Remedy In the treatment of that disease To ain
who know me have said enough, but as this NAV
De seen by persons out of the vicinity of Frank f
VIII briefly add. that have been engaged i'm nv
active practice of my profession of IL years, and
am a Regular Graduate of Trausvlvania, and this
Is the first Patent Medicine ever tbourbt cnon,,b
OF to express an opinion in writing.
j. H. ELLISON, MD
jan y lS4f. Franklin County, XIV.
~ Frankfort, KY, Jun. I'M lS47
The above certificate is from one of our pbvs,.
Clans living few miles from here he is DOING =
very good practice and is considered good physi.
clan, and stands fair nc is as he saws a reo,Jlo
graduate. DIR. w. l.. CRUTCHER
Druggist and Apoihccary
~ since the introduction Of my article to the
PUBIC there have a number Of unprinc iplcd indi-
y,n"aIs got up nostrums, which they assert contain
Wild CHERRY, some are called " BALsAMs >, C Rrr.
TENS ana even SyRUP or WILD CHERRY but mine
70 tnc original and only genuine preparation ever
introduced to the public which can be moved L,,
INC Pubhc Records of the Commonwealth of Penn.
:yV"nla. The only safeguard against imposition
Is 10 sec mat my signature is on each bottle
DIR. r. SWAYNF,
Corner OF Eighth and Race SITS pbiadclnhio
KING & roy. Norfolk = - = ' N
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Gold Detached and Anchor Escapcmen Lover
Watches, Culi jcwcled,) Col Lcpine Watch S,
Silver Lever, LcHine aud Vertical Watches Col
Guard, Fob, ana Vest Chains Gold Ihimblrs,
Shields and SPccts. Old Pencils, Lorkes and Ma
daiiaHs, Cameo and Stone Pins, Ear Rings Finger
ring Bracelets, Clasps and Snaps Silver Arrows,
Pencils, Tooth Picks aud Combs, Card Cases Shirt
Studs. jnew stvie) Silicr Table, Tea aud Dessert
Spoons, Silver Table, Tea and Dessert Forks, Su-
gar Ton@s, Butter Knives, Cups, Spect,, ST.. SC.
Shell, Tuck, Side and Buffalo Combs, Cora, Ann
lets for Infants, Cake Baskets, Casters w =
tets In sets az single ali "f which will be sid
cheap fnr cash, AT j. b. MINTON'S
Iewelrv Store, Crawford St. Portsmouth, Va
Clocks, Watches aud Jcxelrv repaired,
and the highest price given for Cd Gold dSilvcr
Jan ~ J b. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GcRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
East side The Market
Drawing of the Sussex Lottery Extra Class IL
55, &C. al, 20, SO, %. %. S. 10, 49, 81 10 40. ID
Drawing Alexandria Lottery Glass G
10, 5. 80, 10. 9, 1t, 81, s., 10. %, as, g..
$4,000,
Monouga'ia Lottery. Class No 7.
The Drawing received Saturday Morning
Capitals 10000. 5000, 100. of |. 900, &c.
Tickets only S2-Shares in proportion.
S35,00O!!
Alexandria Lottery Class III.
Drawing received here on Monday Evening.
Capitals S35 ono, 5000 6 500, 600 3, 900, OF
1000 OF 500 30 OF 1000, Sc
Tickets only $l0-Shares in ptoportinr
Tickets 10 ne had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S.
Lottery and Exchange Office, Nnrfdk
Where the III hest premium is paid for Gold
SILVER, anu specie Checks Feb Is
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SEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDS.
NEW WATCHES, JEWEL

The Subscriber begs leave
10 inform the inhabitants of
Portsmouth ami its vicinity,
that he has commenced the
above business, in Portsm nth a.,
next iour To w. b. Pitcher,
ESQ, on Crawford st, where
will be found a great assert.
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MJSCELLAN EOUS.
PARKERS' HOTEL,

IA n n IL MS HOI FL,
MAIN STREET, NoeroLK,
Formerly Of The Crmuord House, Portsmouth,
4x,xA Would respectfully inform his friend,
fsA and I'll" puoiic. that he has taken the
Iisisbs%, House equity erected byC Hall ESQ
LIS SsG The Honsr rs spa ious and co,nnodf-
sss-sss-sEs Gus, the r,nrns airy AID comfortable
the situation central and convenient
He hrs at considerable cxpens, fur n,hcd il in n
neat and appropriate style, tal his fu~ri,ure being
new.) and pledges himself that pairs will be
spareo To- mako his guests transient aud p.'ma.
nent) comfortable and agreeable.
?, W, III. charges will he less than any prominent
'1 m or Boarding House liz the City.
BOARD-per day. ST. 25
per ,csek 90
per month, 90 10
Jan lZ--Iy & r. PARKER
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L>XCU ANGE On New York aud Baitim,r,, in
II sums To suit purchasers can be- had at
JNO. - GORDAN'S
Dec o-t Lottery aud EXCHANGE Office.
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Ladies Goat Buskins, thick sole, best and 2nd
quality
Ladies' Leather Buskins peggcd, neat article
Do Half Caters, French Instng, fine article
Misses Morocco Buskins. thick sole
Do Goat Skin Do morocco Bootces
Do Goat Buskus and Bootecs sewod and
pcpged
Childrens thick sole morocco Bootccs and Buskins
scwed
Do Goat Booc,s and Buskns, scwcd and
pcGgcd
Mems Bootees right and left, and STRAIT bottoms
Boys cali BOotecs very fine article
Do stout leather BootccS-D goat skin
Youths fine calf Bootcns - Do leather very stout
Do grain Bootecs, with and without h, els
Together with "tl er kinds not lccted al tli.
unc-al! OF which will lac sold low for cash
Leather Trunks also, as low as can b. bought in
this vicinity. JOHN COUNClLi
West side Craw ford street, two doors Scnth of
thu Post Cifce-Sigh of the Yellow Boot.
Feb IL
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(tOsHEN CHEEsE.- so bgses ana l5 go

GOSHEN CHEESE.-5O boxes and Is casks
n Cheese Just received
10 hrkins Now York Butter, OF good quality
81 bbl1 lst pro-" Swan Gin, Of superior quality
10 bids bright, heavy and sweet Moasses, at a
low price
go bbls superior Mountain Flour, landing from
81 hrs Dorchester ard Plourhoov
I50 boxes d Lett Smith Curctt's' Caudlos
800 sacks G. a. SILT IN sture a nd for sale low
10 bbs Phil. Cordial, OF superior onalitv
10 boxes GunpOwdcf and imperial Canton md
Country Tea
70 ar casks Copnec Brandy
6OO reams Wrapping Paper, large and Smal for
salc by j. WILL
Jan