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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-16

For SALE, at this Establishment, an I'M
rivalled collection of
- Pear Trees,
Comprising several thousand uccs Of tie
best market sorts, on pear stock. for orchard
planting; and a very large supply of low py-
ramids and dwarftrees, for garden and anna
teur culture, Of nearly every choice variety,
both on the pear stock and on the quince
Also all the choice varieties of other HAIR.
DY FRUITS ORNAMENTAL TREES
Il nd PLANTS, adapted to this climate.
splendid lot OF IIoRsE CnEsSu1s and
SILVER NAPLES, are offered by the 100, or
1000, for extensive street planting, at very
low prices,
Every tree and plant for sale at.thcsc Nur-
series is of lIoME-GRow1H.
Pyramida al and Dwarf Fluit Trees Of all
kinds for gordcpS. also Hardy Ornamental
Trees, Shru lbs and Plants Of every dcscrip>
ton, will he put up, when 50 ordered. in
"Assortments,n
or Lo,s-c ach comprising a good collect en-
OF choice varieties, selected by the under
signed,-to ripen or bloom il succession.
Trees, &c, ordered in this ay are afforded;
on account Of the diminished lroulle and tx-
pense OF selecting and putin e III, m mp, at
iwcr prices than the same articles are sold
at when the selection Of varieties is made The
inc purchaser WINE The C3Tcr U7fr Ct by
undcrsign ID ensures better sciccfion than
most pur chascrs would be able TO make for
themselves.
II THIS Establishment employs no suB.A.
GENTS, in any part Of the country But lib.
eral co mpensdlion is made to all pcrs ons
who, nc ting as agents for purchasers, collect
and forward several individual or5e in one
general order-the urtic les to be sent to one
address.
FRricnr paid 10 Port Kent, Kecscvllc,
and Plattsbuigh.
PAcK1NG done in the best manner, at a
reasonable charge.
OHpERs hllcd in rotati on, as they are re-
ccivcd
a new Price List for the Spring 1876,
forwarded or receipt of one postage stamp ;
also the "Gen cral Catalogucn issued in s5l.
latest cdiuon,l sent to any who have not
had it,
sS-Thc undersigned has the sole manage
mcnt and charge Of these Nurseries, attends
in person TO the Sales and transacts all the
business of the Establishment. lie will
hereafter reside at kccScyie, where,
though necessarily absent much Of
the time at the Nurseries lie will keep
an Office, at which, during the season for
sales, a select assortment of Dwarf FruitTrces
for gardens, Shrubb1ry Roses, BordcrP Plants,
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c, for the sup
plv of village customers, AMI for filing small
orders, will be- kept on hand.
All commitment ions should he addressed
to J. BATTEY, Agent
Union Nurseries, hcescv;Iie, n. Y. 4owG
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CrooI II offices.

TALLMADGE 6 WOOD ADDISON
DANIELS & MOORE. Dec. Term, 1853.
L>LISHA c. TALNIADGE and Jacob G.
~ Wood, both Of Troy, in tho County Of
Rensselaer, and State of New York. partners
in business, under the firm of Talmadge Il
Wood, having brought into court their writ
and declaration against Willard Daniels and
Buell. Moore, both Of Bristol, in the County
of Addison late partners in business at said
Bristol, under tho firm of Daniels & Moore,
in which writ and declaration the said de-
PENDANTS, in an action on note dated Novcm
Der 10Th, 1851, at Troy aforesaid, whereby
defendants promised to pay, six months from
date, to the order Of Talmadgc e. Wood one
hundred and forty dollars, sixty,one cents, at
their store in Troy, for value received by
them, the said defendants Yet the said dc
PENDANTS not regarding their said promise,
have not paid said sum of money in said note
specified, or any part thereof to said plain
tffs though often requested, but have neg
lectcd and refused so to do, to the damage Of
the plaintiff three hundred dollars.
And now 1t being suggested to the Court
that Buell. Moore one Of the defendants
above named was without the State at the
time Of the service Of said writ, and has not
since returned within the same it is order
cd by the Court that this cause be continued
to the next term to be held at Middlcbury
in and for said County, on the FIRST TUES
DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1856. aud that in the
meantime notice of the tendency thereof be
given to the said Moore, by publication Of
this order together with the substance ofthc
plaintiffs declaration, in the Mhldlcbry, Reg
lister, n public newspaper, printed at Middle
bury in said County, three we cks successive
~, the last of whichspublicati on shall be at
least thirty days prior to said next term
DUGALD STEWART. CLERK,
E. r. WRIGHT Att. for Pits 81 3w
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T. Il WRIGHT ys lcorAN243yl S COURT
DANIELS e MOORE \ hoe Term 1853


L. Ii. NkIGhT, ADDISON
vs.. ~ COUNTY COOhli
DANIELS MOOKh. Dec. Icrin, lo'2'
IL r. WRIGHT Of Middlcbury, in the
lie County of Addison, having brought
into court his writ and declaration against
Willard Daniels & Buell. Moore, both of Bris-
toll, in said county, and late partners under
the style of Daniels & Moore, in which said
writ and declaration the said Daniels g. Moore
are required TO answer unto the plaintiflin Il
plea that they render to the said plaintiff the
sum of ninety nine dollars and sixty-scven
cents, which they owe TO and uniustly detain
from the plaintiff for that the said plaintiff
at u Justices Court hcli AT Mdllebury, ON
the 10th day of February, 1862, by the con-
sidcration of John W Stewart, ESD, justice
of the Peace, recovered judgment against
the said Daniels s. Moore FOR the sum Of
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STATE OF VERMONT, De it rcmcm-
District of New Haven, S. { bcrcd that, at a
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district,
on the 18th day of March, 1856,
James kinslcy, guardian of MARION
klNSLEI, a minor, filed in said court an
application in writing, for license TO sell hts
wards land in Starksboro, in said district
consisting cf an equal undivided third of AN
acre Of land with the buildings thereon, and
being the same that was set to Eliza Piccrcc,
widow of Richard W. Pierce, late of Staiks-
boro aforesaid, deceased, for dowc., and is
incumbcrcd 10y Il life estate in the said Eliza
Pierce, and pIays the said court To license
him To sell the same for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds of such sale at interest and
represents TO said court that it would be CON
ducivc To the interest of his said ward -
Whcrcupon, the said court appointed the
18th day of April. 1000, at ten O'Clock, A
NJ, at the Office OF the Judge Of ,aid court
in Bristol aforesaid and r,noc an order re.
quiIing notice to be given TO all persons in
t'r''',d, to appear at the time and place APP
pointed for said hearing and deciding upon
said application and object to said license be-
ing granted if they see cause; and for which
purpose il is further ordered that n copy Of
the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Midcleburv Reg
istcr-H newspaper published at Middlebury
previous to the tim" Of said court.
HlRvEY MrNsiLL, Judge.
A true copy Of record
5l3w II. MCNsItL, Judge.
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Plattsburgh Nurseries.

fNIIE proprietor takes pleasure in offering
l. to the public a large and superior stock
of FRUIT TREES,
Of all kinds, comprising Apple Trees Stan
dard and Dwarf; many varieties can be sup
piled of bearing age aud size, and having
been tiansplantcd in the Nursery, can be
removed with perfect safety. Dwarf and
Standard.
Pear Trees, ofthc most approved sorts and
mostly every kind of merit; - good stock of
Cherry Trees Of the best kinds. Apricots;
superior stock Of
Grape Vines, including the celebrated car
~ varieties, Concord Diana, Northern Mus
cadinc, also CurIants, GooScbcrrcS, R,Sp-
berries, Asparagus, Rhubarb, &c, &c. Al
SO, good stock of
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Dcciduous and Evcrerccns Of various sizes
FlowerngShruhs, Hedge Plants, Roses. Herb
accous Plants, &c. Also,
llot-Bcd Plants Of all kinds, including
large variety Of new and splendid Dahlas.
ot-Bcd Plants and Dahlias will be pack
ed SO that they may be carried any distance
required, and delivered to the Express Car
ricr, Railroad or Steamboat, without charge;
Trees packed in the Best manner for which
a charge will be made only sufficient to pay
for the material used
A new Descriptive and Priced Cata-
logue just published, will he sent to all per-
sons applying and enclosing postage stamp
JOHN W. BAILEY, Proprietor,
6O'3w. Plattsburgh, N. Y.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed hy
the Probate Court Tor the District of Addi-
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
EDMOND SAWYER,
late Of Middlcbury, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the 1th
day of April, 1856, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that We willattcnd 10 the bust
ness Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of Anna W. Abbey, in said Middle
bury, ON the first Saturday ia May and Dc
tohcr, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four
O'Clock, Z. NJ, on each of said days.
HORACE DOW, COM -
Dated at MiddleIury this 9TH day Of April.
A. D. 1886, SOB
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Kansas!

Rev. Theodore Parker, will deliver a
Lecture in the Court House, on Tues.
day Evening, the 22nd inst
His subject, "hanSas. All who are
Interested in the future of Kansas, and
its institutions, whether for Freedom or
Slavery, are requested to come forward
one and all and pay their Quarter.
Tickets to be had of w. S. LANE.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of oil per
sons, against the estate Of
RODERICK W. SUMNER,
late of New Haven, in said district deceased,
and also all demands oxhihitcd- in tfls,t
thereto, and six months from the 21th daycf
March, 1856, being allowed by said Coun
for the purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business Of
our said appointment, at the store Of Jason
Davenport, in Niddlobury, on the first Mon
day of May aud Scpttml CT loAt. ftom Lire
o'clock A. NJ, until four o'ol.tk, 7. ~. on
each Of said days.
Nj. s. DORRANCE,
UORATl0 PLUMLEY, }'''"'S'
Dated at New Haven, this 4th day of
April, A. D., 1866 5l;3w.
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I'll q rkrts.
Brighton Cattle Market,

WEDNESDAY, April 0.
At market-S50 Beef Cattle, no Stores
II pairs Working Oxen, 35 Cows and Calves,
700 Sheep and Lambs, 1900 Swine.
Priccs.-Beef Cattle-Extra 1926; First
quality $50; Second do. $3.50; Third do.
$3.50; ordinary Sc.
lIdes-7c. per h.; Calf Skins l3c.
Tallow-7t per 10. .
Pelts-Ssl go each.
Veal Calves-S4, 617.
Working Oxen-sales at 1856. I3S, 1i0, 1853,
1862, l65.
Cows and Calves S24, %, 2s, 80, So, 40,
45, so, IS
Sheep and Lambs-Extra 81, 9al2 By
lot So, so; sac.
Swine-At 7a8c retail sGlSc. Remarks
The market to day is quite well attended
and portion of the beefis of a good quail
ity.
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Rutland and Burlington
r "A IL y..'s,..s.5=T: r o AID.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday April :, 1856, trains
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Middlcbury for Burlng on at ass
p. NJ. and 753 A. NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Rutland and Bellows
Fallsat 1925 A. NJ and 9.l5 p. NJ.
Trains leave Bellows Falls, Via Cheshire
Rpad,for Fitchburgh ,Groton Junction, Nash
ua, Concord n H., Lowell, Lawrence, Bos-
ton, Worcester, Providence and New York,
via Norwich. Also viaNt. NallcyR tiroads
for Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New York and via Sullivan Railroad for
Windsor, Montpelier, st. Jolnsbury and the
White Mountains
Trains leave Rrtland, via Western Yer
mont Troy & Boston, Rutland #. Washing
on and Albany Northern,Saratega d. Wash
ngton, and Saratoga # Schenectady Ril-
roads, for Troy, Albany, Saratoga Springs,
Scheme ctady, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and the
West
Trains leave Burlington via Vermont
Central, Vermont d Canada and Champlain
and st, Lawrence. Railroads. for Montpe-
licr, Rouse S Point Montreal and Ogdcns-
bursh.
f. A. CnAPIN,supt.
Rutland, April 8, 1864, 50
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Middlebury Female Seminary
W. F.BASCoM, A. NJ. rrincipaI

Mrs. a. T. BAscoM, Teacher of Music.
MISS LAURA ID. STRONG, Teacher of Eng.
fish and Latin.
MISS ELIZABETH GnoDHUE, Teacher of Eng
lish Branches and French.
Miss II. KILBouRN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss SARAH J.CHIPMAN, Teacher ofMus-
ic.
~ The Summer Quarter will begin on
Monday, May 5.
Charges for Board and Tuition the same
as heretofore The bills are payable at the
middle of the Quarter.
Middlebury. April lG, 1856. %
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To Nervous Sufferers.

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to
L health in few days, after many years
OF great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the means of cure. Will send
Qreel the pr scrption used
t-S- Direct the Rev jon NJ DAGNALL,
No. 80 Fulton street. Broolly n. Y. 81 Bun
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills

Celebrated Female Pills
Prepared from prescription of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen This invaluable Medicine is un
failing in the cure of all those painful and
dangerous direases incident to the female
constitution.
1t moderatcs all excess, removes all OBJ
structons, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. I'll osc Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother
10 perform her duties with safety to herself
and child
These Pills Siouid not be taken 5v females
during Tie FIRST THREE MONTHS of
Pregnancy, as they are sure 0brihg on MS
oarriage, bmt at any other time they ere safr.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Aztec.
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs. Hc,vi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight Excrtions, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Lowncss of Spirits, Hys.
terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful! diseases occasoncd by disordered
system, these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, anthony, or any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package
Price, in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country,
&C. BALDWIN & Co.,
Rochester, NY.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n Y,
General Agents.
N B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed
TO any authorized Agent will insure a bot
tie of the Pills by return mail.
For sale, wholesale and retail by W. P.
Russell and by Druggists generally. q.
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M arbIe Shop [!

nNE door North of the New Jail IN Mid
" dlcbury, where the subscriber keeps
on hand good supply of the best RUT-
LAND MARBLE universally acknowledged
to be the best White Marble in America
Being well aware that the public are too Of
ten imposed upon by travelling agents. So
Letting inscriptions aud furnishing an infer
ior article from Dorset, DaHby, or some 9th
cr worthless Quarrics, he would invite all in
want of GRAVE STONES, to call aud OK
anime his stock of Marble and Workman
ship, and satisfy themselves that in purchas-
ing of his stock they are getting an article
that RAIN and FROST will not dcmoish in
few seasons Beauty and durability in a
Monument combined, perpotuate the memo
ry Of the dead. .. COVE.
Middlebary, Fob. IL, 1856. e.
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late ofStarksboro', in said district deceased,
ntcstate, made application to said court to
examine and allow their accounts as admin
iStrators with said estate The said court
appointed the 9th day of May, 1886. at 10
o'clock a. NJ at the office of the Judge of
said court, IN Bristol, as the time and place
for said settlement and made an order re-
quiIiug notice to be given 10 all persons in
tcrcstcd. 10y publishing u copy Of the record
OF this order three weeks successfully in the
Alddlobury Register, newspaper publish
cd at Middlcbury, in this State.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy Of record
II. MUNSlLL, Judge,
Bristol April lG, 1856. - 3w
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Dic0.

In Cornwall, on the 9th inst, Mrs. JrkU-
sHA d. GALE, widow of Gen. Sum ners Gale,
formerly Of Cornwall, aged 81 years.
In Hinesburgh. April Sd, Mrs ELlzABLrn.
wife of CALVIN EDWARDS, aged &c years, a
native of Northampton, Mass, and daughter
of Capt. Jonathan Stearns of NJ.
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New Carriage Shop.
TllE undersigned would say, that he las
L rented the new storc-houSc recently
by L. Rich, where he intends carrying
on the Carriage business. Truck Wagons
and Sulkys constantly on hand.
A. l.. CLARKE.
Brandon, Vt. 5Omos3
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al nrric0,

In Alburgh, on the Sd inst, by Rev. c. b.
Cady, MIR. i. c. BAhRows. OF Middlcbury,
to Miss C. W. MEAD, of Alburgh
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STATE OF NENIONT

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN. !
\ I Probate Court held at Bristol, in
"a said district on the Nth day Of April,
1856, the administrators of the estate of
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Books.

All new Books received as soon as pub
lished, and for sale low at
No. BIcwsters Block.
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Letter PAPER.

oar, Bath, Commercial Note. various
~ styles and colorS, inst received and for
sale.by the rcam or qnre, at
No. BREW STEERS BLOCK.
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Union Nurseries,
KEESEVILLE, N. Y.

For SALE, at this Establishment. an I'M
rivalled collection of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-16
Fish, Pork and Lard.
Memoir of DR.. Merrill.

Copies Of the Sermon Of Rev. J. F. Good
hue, on the Oh aracter and Services of the
pate Rev. Thomas A Merrill, D. D., with n
Memoir Of his Life, may be had at CLARKs
bookstore, and also at CoPELAND's, (relc-
graph Oficcl
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PERIODICALS,

II ecciycd Daily, Weekly, and Monthly, for
IL sale by the single copy, month or year,
at No, BREWSrER'S BLOCK.
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Envelopes.
CATALOGUE OF VERMONT
OFFICERS.

4 S connected with its Political History,
ca from l77S to 1851 with some Biograph-
ical Notices, &c by l.. Deming, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
A. II. COPELAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-19
CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 18th. -SENATR-Mr. Ma
son gave notice of his intention to introduce bill
to increase the compensation Of members and q 4
time for the annual meeting of Congress
Mr.. Hambln introduced bill, regulating the
appraisement of imported merchandise
Mr.. Houston presented a memorial signed by
the members of the Maryland Legislature, en-.
dorsng the resolutions of the Virginia Legislature
condemnatory of the action the Naval Board.
Mr.. Houston spoke strongly against the system
of espionage which had stricken gallant men from
the navy.
Mr.. Butler spoke in vindication of Com. Shu.
brick from the attack of Gen. Houston.
Mr.. Bayard also made speech chiefly defend.
ing commander Dupont.
Mr. Houston said he made no attack, but what
was sustained by the official documents
Mr.. Mallory defended the entire action Of the
Naval Board.
Mr.. Clayton gave notice that he would reply to
Mr. Houston tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.-Mr. Smith, of Va, approved the reso.
luton authorising the Committee on Elections, to
send for persons and papers in the Kansas case.
The House continued the debate on Kansas az
fairs until adjournment.
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Rane Of Virginia Legislation.

With all our anxiety for the e'mpis'ion - -.
improvements of Virginia, we can reaony en-.
the censcien,ousness and respect the cohs'''ens.
of those gentlemen who uniformly oppose np 20,
wha, they deem sufficient grounds all AID 10 I'm,
,,..v.,n.n,s from the public treasury. Even op'
ns,,,n, which comes from sectional and local jeai'
ousy. i. not entirely unnatural But in what
go sb.u we speak of that spirit which Is viii
ng epough to 90 for every thing, so long as it I'D
secure its own petty schemes, but which boes
AGAINST every thing. if its own narrow and con
trac,ed purposes are thwarteda 1t is precisely
this spiri. which has paralyzed Virginia hitherto
which is at this moment throwing her behind other
States of the Union, and which, for aught we can
see to the contrary. will always keep her in the
dust and rejoice to keep her there. so that it can
feed upon the petty grudges of Its malicious little
heart
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RECEIPTS
BY the Canal, Railroads and River,

For the Week ending March 18th.
BY THE CANAL-S74 hhds and $50 boxes Tobacco;
4sl0 bbls Flour; 1898 bushels Wheat l545 bushels
Meal and Corn; 400 bbls Cement' 3l2 tons Pig
Iron; 48t do Copper Ore; 694} do Coal; Stone
Sand, &c making the aggregate down tonnage
1906, 1856 lbs Mdze, Groceries, Guano, Plaster,
Coal, &c, making the egate up tonnage 28ol,-
040 lbs.
BY THE CENTRAL RAILROAD 2S8 hhds and 5 pkgs
Tobacco; $50 bushels Wheat; 1923 bbls Flour; 2548
bushels Corn; 642 do Meal; 1886 do Oats 600 do
Rye; % bags Buckwheat Flour; ~ pkgs Sundries;
1897 lbs Bacon; 944 do Venison; bags Clover
Seed; 50 bbls Whiskey; Is rolls Leather; 10 bags
Shoes; bundles Deer Skins; box Beeswax; Al
pkgs Butter; Is do Lard; 10 do Eggs IA do Fowls;
81 Sheep; IS Beeves; 200 lbs Pig Iron; 81 bags
Beans; 80 do Potatoes; 7 do Dried Fruit; 80 bbs
Apples; 10 Empty Bbs.
BY THE DANYILLE KAlLRoAD-4 hhds and 537 boxes
Tobacco; "a hhds Stems STA bushels Wheat 30
do Com; 1877 tons Coal; go do Stone; | Cow; 40
bundles Leather; Saw; IS Turkeys; Al bags Fruit
pkgs Eggs: 81 bbIs Flour 40 pkgs Sundries; 2 car
loads Slaves; l4.0O0 Hoop Poles 80 Chickens; G
bushels Flaxseed ? do Peas l Timber; / box
Butter; case and l Dbl Smoking Tobacco 2o87
kegs Nails.
BY rms PETERSBURG RAILRoAD-68 hhds Tobacco;
lSI bales Cotton; Al do Waste; II do Rags; s5
Green Hides 1900 feet Lumber; 10 bbls Spirits of
Turpentine; IL do Oil; do Scrap lron;2 casks
Hardware; lot old Machinery; bbls. Bacon rs
do Fish; boxes Sundries.
BY THE RivER.-lOO tons Gusno; LOCO casks Lines
1880 bbls. Phosphate of Lime; 100000 feet of
Lumber; ? 800 bushels Potatoes; 5000 do. OATS
TOO bbs. Fish. During the week, New York
and Boston packet, aud New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore steamer, with assorted
goes of merchandise.
EXpORTS-COASTWISE
To New YoRK.-32 52 boxes and l25 hhds Tobacco:
s,liz bbls Flour; 964 kegs Nails; hhds Hides;
do. Fur; Al bales Domestics; 53 bags dried Fruit
To PHILADELPHIA-l,02 pkgs. and hhds. Tobacco;
II bags and 10 bbls Flax Seed AZ bags Feathers
bags Wool; 80 bags Rags; II bars Iron; Dbl
Brandy; 2 empty Carboys; SO sundries; l66 emp
ty bbs
TO BALTIMoaE.--ll6s pkgs Tobscco 20 hhds do; 700
BIB s. Flour; 81 hhds. Hides; "a bundles Leather
Is bales Yarn; 70 bales Osnabures | tierce Ba-
con; IS pkgs Furniture; AZ bags Peaches; 81 pkgs
sundries.
To NoRFoLK.-l08 tons Iron; manufactured.
To PoRTsMouTH.-l Saw Mill Engine and 2 Loco
motives; and schr King Bird loaded with the i'm
mense boilers and machluery from the works of
Anderson, Deany Il Co., for the U. s. steamer,
building ct Gosport Navy ard.
FOREIGN.
To RIO DE JANEIRo, per schr Lynchburg.--2975 bbs.
Flour.
To Rio DE JANIERo, per barque 500 bbls.
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