MISSISSIPPI CITY
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Our friend John J. McCaughan, some
time since hopeless invalid of our town
and now in robust health, just from Inc
sea shore, informs us that there arrived at
the Mississippi City on the 10th of last
month, the square rigged schooner Lafay-
ette, from Camden, State If Maine, with
a cargo of Lime, Laths, Potatoes. and the
usual notions from the north, drawing nine
feet water, disposed of her cargo without
delay at the city wharf, and took in cargo
Of wood, and went off, no doubt, wen plea
sed at the idea that there was another
point added TO the many places of traffic,
for her ingenious countrymen. This being
the first vessel of the northern trade to
this infant city, no doubt the people were
much pleased, and treated the adyentur.
ers " ith all kindness, and it is TO he hoped,
sent them on their wag rejoicing, TO tell the
chance of trade TO their enterprizing coun.
trymen, who, il is also hoped, will give
our new city and State frequently chance
at their commodities, of which we so much
need. This dawning of. new trade in a
new quarter, will wake up new notions in


