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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

rRNHE times, they say are growing hard; V Expansion and contraction. But little fear, and less regard Will meet from HIRAM JACKSON. His Hat Emporium's ample shelves,
 Of Hats and Caps have stacks on; And so, to buy and please yourselves,
 Just call on HIRAM JACKSON His choicest Furs for winter wear,
 Have wonderful attractions; Before you purchase them elsewhere, Step in at HIRAM JAcKsoN's. You I'll find the times will better grow; There Il be a brisk reaction You can t do better than bestow
 Your trade on HIRAM JACKSON Fur coats he has whose ample folds You all should have your backs on, So quickly seek the shop that holds ,. The goods and HIRAM JACKSON. You Fl find him in the same '' OM Bnick,'' I'll give you the direction West of the Court House doors, quick, You I'll find said HIRAM JACKSON. Oct. 26, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
1B The Liver lnvigOrator,
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

eS GkEA. SCIENTIFIC MElICAL DIS
 II IOVEnY. any. is daily working cures, almost great to believe. It if by magic, tne Jt,a dug yDmy benelt, and seldom than bottle Is required to cue any kind uf LiUer Com piJint from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a hcsstaclle ali of which the results ot
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
sthe principal regulators

CHMulbu nGdtaClle, dti Ol WHICH are u Diseased Liver l Ihe Liver is one of sthe princi of the human body. and @aS when it functions we'll the pow Ezz CTS of tn fully developsd. The AA stomach is ly dependent on theS healthy d Liver for the proper pei- formance when the stomach is .atAEa fault, the fault, and the whole sys> tem suffs quence of one organ -s the Liver ed to do its duty. For the diseas gan, one of the proprie- 9o tors has study. in practice ot more than to find some remedy A wherewitf the many derangementsO to which , To prove that this1 remedy is any person troubled with( Liver ( any of its forms, has but. to try bl viction is certain. Al =. compound formed by dissolvinek gums an that part which is solu ble for the of the medicine. Theseen gums rem, or ba6 matter from the - system, { their place a healthy flow - of bile, in stomach, causing food 10 digest wei blood, giving tone and health to chinery, removing the&9 causes of etfecting a radical cure & without a greeable after effects, felt @by using Mineral Poison that i> L usually re
 One dose after eating. is sutficie the stomach and prevent = the food f souring. Only one dos taken b' prevents nightmare.
 Only one dose taken, Nat night bowels gently. and cures costivenes i One dose taken after each meal pepsia 1N
 i fg One dose of tw.N teaspoonfl relieve sick hadachc.
 | One bottle taken fJf 6 female ol moves the cause. of th, disease, perfect cure. AO
 Only one dose imme ii diately Tel while
 | One dose often repeat - ed is a Cholera Morbus, and preventiti l One dose taken oftenl lL will preve renee of bilious at- tacks, WI all painful feelings
 fS Only one bottle is i" needed to the system the effects ofx medicine sickness
 One bottle taken for !aundice yellowness- or unnatural color from One dose taken short time befor vigor to the appetite and makes foot One dose often repeated cures Ch hoea in it's worst forms, while summs complaints yield almost to the first d. One or two doses cures attacks caus while for worms in children there is I or speedier remedy in the world, as it
 There is no exaggeration in these stat are plain sober facts that we can giv prove, while all who use it are giving nous testimony in it's favor.
 l We take minute pleasure in recon medicine as preventative for Fever Chill Fever, and all Fevers of a B It operates with certainty, and thnuss ing to testify to it's wonderful virtues Among the hundreds of Mver Re offered t., the phblic there are none W recommend as Cr. Sanford's Invigo erally known now throughout the preparation is truly a-Lioer LauWorat the most happy results on all who tis innnnnerabie certificates have been ereat,virtne ef this medicine bv those standing in society and we know it t precipitation now before the public -i DemarTat.
 PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER Bor1 sANFuRD < C0., Fropfietofs. si5 Br {, Sold by all druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Holloway's Ointment.
THE GREAT COUNTER raRIrANr.

The virus of disease often makes it's way to the internal organs through the pores of the skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand as it s rubbed in is absorbed through the same channels, and. reaching the seat inflammation, promptly aml invariably subues it. whether located in the kidneys the liver the lungs. any other important organ. It penerates the surface to the interior through the countless tubes that communicate with the skin as summer rain passes into the fevcred ert tiiiiusiug its cool and regenerating influence.
 SKIN DISEASES AND GRANULAR SWELL
 LlNGS,
 Every species of exterior irritation is etnAly re- duced by the antinfammatory action of this Oint- ment. Angry ERUrTIONs, such as SALT RnEUM, ERY- sIPELAs. TETTER, RINGWoRM, SCALD HEAD, NEI1LE RASH, SGABIEs tor ITcH) &c., die out to return no all parts of the world proves it's innl1ibiity n dis eases of the skin the muscles the joints aud the glands.
 Glters, Sores, and fnmoss.
 The effect of this unrvallcd external Tcne;y up- on Scrofua, and other virulent ulcers and sores, is almost miraculous It first discharges the poi on which produces suppuration and proud flesh. and thus the cures which it's healing properties after ward complete, are safe we'll as permanent
 Wounds Bruises, Burns, and Scafds.
 In cases of the fracture of the bones, Injuries caused by steam explosions, BRrIsEs BURNS SoALls, RHEUMATISM STIFFNESS or THE JolNTs, and contra. ton of the sinews, it is employed and warmly commended by the Faculty. This marvellous rem edy has beer introduced by its inventor ih person into all the leading Hospitals of Europe, and no private household should be without it.
 LIN EN1ABLE TEST1MO ONY.
 The Medical Staff of the French and English Ar mics in the Crimea have officially signed their ap proval of HoTloways Ointment as the most relia.o dressing for sabre cuts, stabs and gun-sot wounds. It is also used by the surgeons of the Aflied Navic
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

New Goods New Goodsl S ECoND ARRIVAL of New Goods. at so C.. SAITH & C. ,s E a .ApiEs' SHOES AID CATERS f.,ll as.,,st. lnent of all sizes vii be snld at ,t m, c,s to clear ou. the stock. st MCNEIL < BRAMAAS
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Both tae Ointment and PiAs shdala Co used sa

Both khe Ointmeut amd Pills &oala 5r used sa
 tie fNdmimg Cases:
 Bunions, Mercurial Eruptions Swelicd Glants, Burns Plies, Sore Legs Chapped Rheumatism, Sore Ere asts,
 Hands, Chilblains, Sore Heads, fistula, Ringworm, Sore Threats Gout, Salt Rheun, Sores of all Lumbago Scads, kinds. Sprains Skin Diseases, Wounds of all Stiff Joints, Tetter, kinds. Ulcers, Venere&l Sores.
 oao Sold at the Manufactories of Professor HoIIo- WAY. 80 Maiden Lane New York, and PA Strana, London, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civ. ilized world, in pots, at 25 cents 82a cents and Sl each.
 fg- There is a considerable saving by taking {: 5 larger sizes
 N. B.-Drections for the guidance of patients ;a every disorder are affixed to each pot.
 ts CAUTION Y None are genuine unless thf words .' Hoto,coy, Nev Fok qnd London are ,l;s cernable watermark In every leaf of the boo, ,f directions around each pot or box the same nas be plainly seen by hotdny the legf to the lgt A Ia l. some reward will be given to any one rendeii,g such information as may lead to the detectiyl. , any party or parties connterfeiting the medeiiW 1. or vending the same, knowing them to be spuriru
 March IT, l847 4s-yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

Ak ksA sSt3 uAesS''A Q when it performs its CTS of the system are stomach is almost entire healthy action of the forulance of its functions fault, the bowels are at tem suffers in col,se- the Liver having ceas- the diseases of that or tors has made it his more than twenty years, wherewith to counteract to which it is liable.
 remedy is at last found, Liver Complaint in to try a bottle, and con- compound mas been gums and extracting ble for the active virtues gums remove all morbid system, supplying in of bile, invigorating the digest well,puriiying the health to the whole ma causes of the disease and without any of the disa- by using Calomel or usually resorted to.
 is sufficient to relieve the food from rising and taken before retiring at night loosens the coStivencsS.,
 each meal will cure Dys-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
Flour! Flour! Flour

NV HEAT Flour, Rye Flour, Bnckwheat Flour, w Corn Meal and Provender, fresh ground. at
 A. c. SMITH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
 "During the time occupied tfe office of Com missioner of Patents t H. Eddy Esq, of Boston, did business at the Patent Ofic; as Sol citor for procuring patents There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had so much busiress before. the Patent Office; and nhere none who conducted with more skill; idelity and success regard MT Eddy as of the best informed and most sklful Patent Solicitors in the United States and have hesitation in ssuring inventors that they cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap plications ina form to for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
 a4s.ess g.a EDMUND BURKE,
 Late Commissioner of Patents
 From the Present Commissioner
 ''AUaUsr 17, l855.-During the time have held the office of Commissioner of Patents. R. H. Eddy Esq., of Boston, has been extensively engaged in tn transaction of business with the Office as Solicitor lie is thoroughly acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of the Office. regard him as one of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse.
 CHAS MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents
 Boston. Jan. l, 1857. 38-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

( teaspoonfuls will always
 ! female obstruction re-
 ! disease, and makes a | diately removes Cholic, } ed is a sure cure for preventative of Cholera. . will prevent the recur- ; tacks, while it relieves ' needed to throw out of I medicine after a long )1aundice removes all { color from the skin
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-24
The Mnss Meeting.

Yesterday, the Hon MOSES WIsNRR,
according to appointment, addressed u
por ION of the citizens of this county at
the Court House Although no extensive
preparations had been made, and no special
" drumming up" used to get the pco-
pie out, and our hand bills had been torn
down in many places as fast rs they were
put up, there vas large and respectable
number in attendance The Courtroom.
galleries, aisle, hall aud stairs were
crowded to their utmost capa ity. About
one fifth, were ladics. The speaker first
ga7o a succinct history Of the risc and
spread Of the slavery influence in our ma
tional polity, until it finally eliminated
in the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
inter persing it with a few of the names of
some Of the most prominent doughfaces Of
the north, such as Douglas, Stuart and
others Of their Tx, showing their zeal and
active cooperation in this high-handed
complot for the betrayal of American lib
ery; he then gave an account Of our
State political history from the timo of
the loco.foeo "frost. bitten convention"
held ct Ann Arbor in 1886, when Mich
gan was svinded into the Union by
little squad Of irresponsible pOlitica! dem
agopes, and then following along down
through wild cat bank speculotion-Pon-
tiac railroad fnnncicring by which tho
Stat VIA robbed Of three hundred Mou.
sand dollars; noticing the Morris Canal
Company Loan, by which the credit Of the
State was made 70 bleed at the rate of
three millions mare; and so, following
along down the filthy stream Of political
corruption, treading lightly upon the OBJ
scenity and debauchery, which marked
our democratic legislatures, until the p o.
pie IN 1854, hurled the whole cormorant
crew Of usurpers from the seat Of power,
and placed thereon the present State adj
ministrstion, which, for their answering
integrity, have been eince reelected in
1856, by four.fold majoritI.
he then, entered upon a candid vindi-
cation Of our State disbursements, since
the Republicans had been at the helm of
state, proving, most conclusiyely, that act
a single dollar had been squandered, but
that every effort had been made, that hu.
man understandinsoould devise, to redeem
our State from the onerons de6ts, which a
dishonest and debauched democracy had
burdenel it-and at the same time, pro
vide Cor our unfortunate blind, iueane
l:af an irEb, ari hulj Up .hc e5uca-
'onel ana indngtriJi interest," Of the com.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-09-24

n 1IRrUL PaEsIDEsT.--In late
number Of the Albany Evening Journa1,
Thurlow Weed, tells Whist wonderful
President We have in Mr. Buchanan, in
the following words: -----.,
" lilo entered the White House With
promise Of freedom TO Kansas on bis lips,
and a scheme for enslaving il in his pocket
lie declared war against circulating notes,
and in SIX weeks was issuing them him
self Before the ink was dry with which
he pledged Economy" he had drained
the treasury Of its last dollar Before the
printers were done stereoty Plug his InAes-
lble determination never to borrow, hc
was in Wall street soliciting loan.
He congratulated the country upon
the final end Of the slavery agitation, and
he has been agitating il ever since. lie
ordered Paulding to stop the fhbnster,
aud then recalled him for doing it
Walker, of Nicaragua, he pronounced an
outlaw, and rendered him the hospital
ties of the White House. Walker Of.
Kansas he furnished with written instrro
tions; and turned Lin out for obeying
them.
"He withdrew the .rcops from Utah,
whore he proclaimed there was war, in OF
der to keep them in Kansas, whore he in
sisted all was peace. He sells forts at the
West for 1.-THE Of their cost, in order to
buy sites at the East ten times their
value-his subordinates in both cases
pocketing the difference. He is eontin-
ually asking for new steam trigates, but
will not use those he has either on the
coast Of Africa or in the Gulf Of Mexico
lie sends out steamer os,epsibly 10 catch
the Styx, but with private Fdera in the
Captains desk to do nothing Of the sort
Claiming 10 be the most frugal Of Presi-
dents, he bias sper, more than any OF BIS
predecesS Assuming 10 be above par
~ prejudices, he makes partnership the
basis of his invitations to dinner"
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moaseal,h. The speaker then concluded,
by asking no man to vote for him who did
hot approveof his principles, and the prinei-
Piles of the party TO which he belonged.
We have heard many good speakers, but
seldom have We listened to one, whose ne
marks,in the same length ftimc covered 90
wide breadth of history, and political
controversy; accompanied by such cogent
and convincing logic as the effort Of the
speaker Of yesterday His positions were
backed mp by documents of acknowledged
validity, giving chapter and verse his
reasoning, solid and impregnable. As a
whole, bis speech is a firm and enduring
structure, that the foam and froth of dos-
perate and lying democracy may lash in
vain.
Moees Wisncr, will be the next gov
crnor, by 10000 majority.
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D.. RoBACK's SCA>pINAytAS Ia oop Mrprcfyys.
~ last, in SWEDEN, the ingrcdi, nls Of two Re
m'di,s that d.sirfect the Tod Of cvory cor-pp,
rlen,ut, have been found. Dr.. Roback has con,
biped them. He ofers tas result in his ScASui-
NAyIAS BLoop PURIFIER aud BLOOD pIIIs. TLe,
ere striking the faculty with Gnaternont, Gni
causing thousands of the sick 10 rejoice. In cesos
Of indigestion, liver complaint. rcroluo, rbeuI.at
sn. diarrhea. in fact. in all casea Of d.co-c not
organic. they cure the patieut ~ certainly day
succeeds darkness. SEQ Advertisement
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n@" Mr.. Stuart has Threatened that If
elected he will restore the government 70
Its origina! purity a. practiced by Dem.
ocratio Administrations before the Repub-
licans came into power. If he should be
elected and keep bis promise, be would be-
gin by stopping payment Of interest on
the State debt, permitting it 70 accumu.
late until it has exceeded the principal,
and BY reducing the interest on the sur.
plus in the treasury from .fps 70 one per
cent. By this process he would soon have
a full treasury for the uss of party favor
ties, Government Stock Bank opsra atoms
would become the order of tho day, and
the Bsileys, and Brook6slds, and Foxes,
and Phonix Banks, would have fat 6ch.
ing. We should occasionally have "a
over-issus Of . few thegssud dollsry of
State Stocks 10 record, . few bills twice
paid, q payment for psPsr never delivered,
now and then, and similar evidences Of
Democratic purity and honesty.
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Complete Republican Triumph In Maine.

y dispatch from Bath Maine, received
late last nj Ght, assures us that French
(Repub. } is elected to Congress from the
Third District over Johnson (Dem.) by
50 majority. This makes the delegation
all Republican. Somes in the Firs. Dis
trict has ga majority
The Democrats have elected one Ou
Aroostook) Of the thirty-ope Senators.
The rest are either Republicans or no
choice, which assures them to the Repub-
licans when the vacancies arc filled
To the House, the Keunebec Journal
reports % Republicans to 81 Democrats
elected-2S to come in.
Gov. Morrill, is reelected by over 5000
majority. The vote Is much heavier tbsn
last year.
This Legislature is 70 elect United
State Senator for six years ensuing Il Is
generally understood that the Hos VIM.
Pitt PeSsepden will be reelected.
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Congressional Convention,
THIRD DISTRICT.

The Republicans of the Counties comprising the
Third Congressional District, are requested TO
choose Delegates, equal to three Tins the repre-
scutation of said counties in the Lower House OF
the State Legislature, who will meet in Convention
nj the Court House in Kalamazoo, at II o'clock NJ
on Wednesday, the ODD of September next and
select candidate for Representative in Congress,
and transact such other business as they may deem
advisable.
G.s. WRIGHT,
WILDER ID. FOSTER,
DWIGHT MAY, Cong. Com.
4. II. MORRISON,
WILLARD DAVIS.
Marshall, July %, 1898.
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NOVICE.

YAK AVRsE Co. IRsAsUREks CFPIcE,
Paw Paw, Mich, Aug l2t,., 1858.
! Ii e sGle OF lands IN tbe county Of Van Bnrcn
/, delinquent. ca. Lance u 1857 sud previous
'car', a.sr the sae Of State Tax Lands will be
,.c'. e. q. cart House in the village of Paw Paw
adv u eu;amcncc OF Monday the ith day Of 0cto-
~. So, az o'clock, A. NJ, and ~ continued from
lag . day, Sundays excepted,l until tho whole
%. ~ re tisposea Of or the taxes paid.
!. NJ Rypioy, County Treasurer.
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sssv The stump OF the old Charter Oak
has been dug up, and sold to speculrtor
aud the place is Gu, up for building
lots
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Republicans County Convention.

Republican County Convention. for the pur-
pose Of nominating County Officers and Repre-
sentative 10 the State Legislature, for the county
Of Van Buren,, will be held at the village Of Law
romeo. on Thursday the s3d day of September next
Al eleven O'Clock. A. NJ. The several Townships
will lie entitled 10 Delegates "a follows, viz;
Almena, 4 Antwerp. 6 Arlington, 4 Bangor,
3; Noomingdale, 3; Columbia, ) Decatur 6
Decriied .: Geneva, 2: Hamilton 3; Hartford,
b Kccler, 1 Lafayette 0; Lawrence, 5; Porter,
4 Pine Grove, ?; South Haven, 3; Wavcry, 3.
4 full delegation from each o., the townships ia
desirable.
& II. BI.ACKMAA
FAPICS MILES.
NELSON ROWE.
Rep. Go. COm!pittce.
August 9th, 1913.
Tho above Convention il hereby postponed until
the 18th, at the came hour and place Of meeting.
Per Order Of the Committee.
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rse. A lady, who vas a strict observer
OF ctiyuettc, being unable to 90 to church
enc SUNDAY sent her card
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MICHIGAN FARMER.--This publication
is 10 be changed fro.l : monthly TO q quarto.
weekly after the first 0. next Jaruarv.
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SALE OF
FORFEITED STATE LANDS
SrATE LAND OFFICE,
lansing. Mich. Sept. 18th. La

DCBLIc NOTICE il hereby given. that tho
L following described Primary School. and
swamp Lsnde, situated in the County O. Van
Buren,, Forfeited for non-payment Of Interest ~Ll
be offered Tor salo az this c.hce at Pubic Aucxon
on Saturday the 30th day Of oeto - psIt, u n
o'clock, A. NJ, unless previous!g .sdsemed scyard
tolaw. G, r. TREADTELL, Com mis.oper
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REPUBLICAN TICK EFT.
Por Governor
MOSES WISNER, Of Oakland
For Lieutenant Governor
EDMUND B. FAIRFIELD, of Hiilsdale,
Tor Secretary Of State.
NELSON G. ISBEL, of Livingston.
For Trtasurer
JOHN Mckinney, of Van Buren,.
Por Auditor General.
DANIEL l.. CASE, Of lngham.
Pur Commissioner of State Land 0fice.
JAMES w SANBORN, Of ST. Clair.
For. Attorney General.
JACOB NJ HOWARD, Of Wayne,
For Superintendent IF Public Instruction.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, Of Washtenaw.
For Member of the Board Of Education.
WITTER J. BANTER, of Hillsdale.
For Rcnator, XIXth Senatorial District.
pHILOTUS HAYDEN fYan Buren, Co.
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N. Chicago Is ao lpdan name, gisci-
wing ",he place ~ ykunks -
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seaa The following are the questions
that have propounded to H" after
answering his, and which he has tailed to
answer; although in his challenge he
proposed to answer any that might PIT,
after | had answered his.
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r.ntv Ccpies, q sddrcss e zach futeoFIte-,
cd any larger humbS, AZ the rate Of
Fl 2, Fsth "a
any ;ersoa ssad.ng Clab Of twenty or more
y D. entiled 70 an extra copy.
subscriptions may commence :. any time -
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1876 bb -four IS bbs h do lard $50 and az kegs Lard -
Al hams 800 sacks cases oil BOOKS % car
riage springs, and s,tndries- 90
BoSrON--Eark Harriet Hazeltiue9i2 bales cotton SOY
bbls hour 20 do pork do lard do beef DO pgseee po
sugar box bacon 70 bdls and 942 hides.
HAVANA-Bdrk Ardennes-309 sacks corn, 90 tes iaIoN
rs bbs ale bbls Hour IA do provisions 80 bxs pork -
hams 40 hb potatoes kegs butter 2O pkgs sa ~ empty
hhls, 2fl0 slaves, and snndres.
| GLASGOW Bark MlIon--i7l bales cotton
PALERMO AND GRNOA-Bark Baggio-4Ss oales e'''o"'
Is boxes aud 1871 hhds tobacco, tons lcgwooa 4W
VERA CRUz-Bark Golden Eagle-l622 hf bales COTTON 10
| bbs flour PSI pcs lumber, 20 pigs mdse
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-s0 saek corn 10 do coffee l25 bids hon W oois WN
nork IA a. sugar le hhls moasses 10 casks hams pc
coils rope 81 kegs nails ISL pcs castngs ons OF "oe9
| lf4 pkgs groceries Y do ndsc' 49,, - -.
AIACutcOIA-s,hr Onward4l casks bacon, II hhns
X RMS moasses half bbs molaSses ~ Dds uou %
| bhls whisky. 50 do lard, 33l SACKS corn
| IEGHoRN AND NAPLES-Schr Aara-lO4 hhds tobacco
| Tor i,syhorn ts tons logwood for Naples
| On, tt,REs AND NgWPORT-Schr Wild Pigeon-2S0 bbls
aon "a A. pok p bb whisky, do alcohol do bread ~ do
% INNS surar 70 bids bacon II bb molasses, ties OF
hams bb plaster clare ties lard so sacks corn Il
| do coffee.
PENsACoLA-sehr Mary Ellen--Sl bbs aoqT SO do pork
IN mis- whisky bread IL bbs potatoes, 10 bbis muasse
doiaTd oil lard hbs eask ale 70 boxes soap
| casks bacon 800 sacks corn ~ do oats.
MoBILE-schr Black squa86 sacks sS2 do oats, 81
kits ackefe 4s chairs boiler ~ pcs pipe AZ bols OF
whisky.