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At a Court of Probate holden at
June %.

At a Court of Probate holden at
lsnckfsld. within and fos the County Of Oxfos5
on the twelfth day Of June in the year Of OF
Lord eighteen hundred and twenty.
an the Petition Of Lydia MiIlikin, administrs-
" trx of the Estate Of BENJAMIN MILE
KIN. late Of Buckfed in said County Tanner.
deceased, representing that the personal estate 81
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the just detM
which he owed at the time Of bis death, by the sun
Of eight hundred aud forty dollars and praying fm
a licence TO sell and convey SO much OF the Real
Estate Of aid deceased a. may be necessary for tes
payment Of said debts ard incidental cbsrges-ORs
DEaED that the Petitioner give notice 10 sm
heirs Of said deceased and TO all p'r,ous INCLUDED
in said estate by Gaming copy Of This order to =
published in the Gazette printed in Portland in ~
County If Cumberland, three weeks suecessivsty,
that they may appear at a Probate Court to
holden at the Probate Office in Fryehu'g, in saie
county on the last Monday of July next at ten .
the clock, in the forenoon, ana shew cause. II az
they have, Why the prayer of said petition shoah
not be grantee.
JUDAH DANA. Judge of said Court.
A true cory--Ates.
TIMOTHY OsGooD, Regr.
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Rogers & Tibbets,


HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
Tmenty Casks and Boxes Of China,
w Edihern and Glass ware.
HIGH added to their former stock, makes
their assortment complete.
Ware repicked a, short notice, or sold in
the original packages at lew rate, for cash or
approved credit.
They have likewise received an assortment Of
Donedic Manufactured GOODS,
--coNsIsTING or
Shirtings and Sheetings, bleached
and Observation-Disclosures
Saltinetts-Checks, Threads
Yarns, &c.
which will be sold very cheap.
EFPurch0sers are inuIed 10 call aud er-
amrne. Portland, Sept 81.
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More Nezu Books and Stationary.
WILLIAM HYDE,

No 3, HJSSEl' IS ROW,
LAS JUST RECEIVED large sddilionsi
Ii supply of BOOKS aud STATIONARY,
mskn & his sssor,msni very ex en,i,e.
lie offers, 10y wholesale or retail, almost ev-
cry article usu.iiJ soid 81 bookstores. at he low
est prices. for c.sh or approved end.
Law, Theological and Social Libraries fur
ni,hed on the mos, liberal terms.
Blank Account Books Of every description
coDs'sn " on hatd. o. made ss short noict,
: BOOK BINDING executed with faithful
ness and dispatch. June %
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SPIRITS. Jordan Almonds.
Old Cosuac Brandy, CHEESE
spanish so. lOf the beat qualities.
Holland and mer. ON. TEA,.
Old Jamaica Spirits, Gunpovdef---lmpsfia
o. Croix, Oreea ada and tiyson-hy Young
New Ensiaod kum. iyson-Hyson Skin
WINS. Souehoug- botsa.
Madeira SPICES.
Marcells-MslAss Red, Nutmegs-Msce-
Currant--Ffon,ig o.c- Cloves-Pime1 o.
I.isbou-Ciaret- Ca,sia- Ginger
Sci ' hIsdsirs--Shesry Cinnam
Martinique Cordisls. SUGARS.
Noyeau- annfs- White md brown f1svs-
Creole Caueile- ns-Nui cov1do, variou.
Absinihe-Monbin lque'it,es-lhd'a fouoie
FRUITS. boi ed brown aud Wi e
Orapes-- Muscs,ei and Loaf. doube aud tau
b Dom Rsinn,. &c fsf ed-Lunp.
Ma aga, Ca / aud Sulia. COfFEE.
ma Rai.n.. Java Wsn-
Drum coA +. Frai' Figs. lUd,a
Z4ut Curacts-D4te.. CANILEs.
NUTS. 'eerm7c et,--Moud acd
Fber,s. lUpIfd stow, various
Eue ish Wainu.s ayes.
Chocolate. Nc ! and Ssh ells-boftlsd and
draushs cider -Dtnij hns, rom one TO tive gall
Ions Mo Asses Wet IL dia and Sugar Baker, su-
pc fac Du ham iuaard Entry Mats, various
sizes spe. mace.i o. fax and botie do.--cay
erne and abar Pepper -Windsor sosp-l,v-
erpooi blown sat-5ai ftfe-oue and white
Sta ch-Cnroa-orve -Capers--Langla's- Indi.
go--Al6m Rice --sups 6ne Flour, particularly
selected for families. AL o. -Havana Cigars Gs:t
quality.
s..Psrreular attention viii be paid TO orders
from Families, and for ship stores
GTGo DDS zen TO any pare Of The town Cratic.
M 80. II
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ELEAZAR WYER.
Goldsmith and Jeweller,

Viz.:-Real Gold, Gilt, and Plated
Epauietts; SILK aud " rs,ed sasnes Elegant so.
ID gilt scabband sabers gilt and plated Broad
swords and Hangers; Brass mounted ARTILLERY
swords very cheap; gold, gilt. ard plated Hat
fsssel |; gold and silver Luce; Binding; Cord !;
Brad and Eagles; a grea, variety OF Chain and
Ofnan.entea Gold and Silver Lace; STARS; rich
Morocco Sword BIT; Belt Plates flunes &c
@hIch together with his stock on hand comprises
such an assortment as 10 not usual To be found in
his State. ~ Military Grntlenes are psrticu-
ary Invited TO cali, where they will be furnis he'd
upon such terms cannot fail TO please.
dLSO ON HIND,
A great variety of JEWELLERY
Plated. 3 mamma, ami Japan'd MARi--Oo,d aud
silver Wrtches-Chains, Keys, ard seais- Pc a.
Jet and Paste Eaf-N,ngs-pins. and Finger Rings
Plated lea setts-Cutt Glass aud Common { a.
tors--Plated Caadiesl,cks-snutftr and Trsys-
u grea, variety of Britannia and poihLed I'm (of.
re aud Tea Pots, very low price-Jspan'J Waiter
aud Irays-silver Table aud Tea Spoons-Soup,
Gravy. And Cream Ladies'. &c. &c. together with
most every Sthes article in his line. which. will
be sold upon the most reasonable terms.
June is.
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Ne.o Livery Stable.
JONATHAN MCKINNEY,

JONATHAN MCKINNEY,
INFORMS the public that lie ha. bull, large
i and co o. a,odious STABLE, near the lead OF
Markets reet. and supplied il with same OF the
finest HORSES Il c iKRlaGRs
the country afords--whe he will give personal
and cons 40 attendance o the accommodation OF
those who nay pIea'e TO cdl.
~. n hasa new and elegant COACH, which
will be H. constant readiness In convey gent 'enen
& ladies 10 any part of the town on NOR IA Her
ate terms nin they have beeu IN the kabi, OF ay-
ing fora Chaise.
- People from h counirv ran be accommoda-
ted with srABLiNi f. tbeif Horses IN as
reasonable Term. a. can be procured ia town.
Gail and Sc.
Portland, 'une ~, 1872. CIV
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EIECTIONS

Observation-Disclosures The 9th inst. tie elections
took place for Electors and Members OF Congress.
Ia tn Suffolk District, Daaiel - ebster lcaS 90
iected ELcctor-Um PiiiipG and Him. Gray bad
a large majority ~ rotes IN Bosfon for the tuo
Electors 70 he eiecfed m large through The state-
For men5er Of the i6th Congress Ito supply M-.
Mason sr S'snation } md for member Of he l7th
Congress. the rote' Were. Renjanih G5rindn zlS7
Sc iA.U els 1868, II JctO scatisTing--Hr G.. i.
elected.
Rhode iSiaud-.job Durfree and Samuel Eidu
are elected members IF me I7th Congress The
last by majority Of rs rules James D'HoJ
is elected Seaator q tie n. s. 10 SUPPLY tie rqca
cy 10 he accustomed On The ia Harch, hY th tsral.
nation Of Mr.. Hunters Senatorial d"tisS. mr.
D'IFoG had all the republican ro.es but one =
and his es''oa as vel as iir. Eddy, 10
election 10 haze gireR c9RSiderajieo6ence 10
the -MiSS0uriaRS.
~" Jrrsey-SaH.ael l.. So,iaaTd is elected
Senator Of The y. $. from tie an Hcrrh Rert in
hepace or J j. Riison, tie present incumbent
Ihe r"teS acere, tor S. so, far ~. Pa. Dir. 3
has been for H1ay gearS member Of tie House
n Representatives, Independent IN Rs yriaciGles,
and much respected.
II pusylvania-In tie county of lioUtgoIneyy.
mcSt cf the electors on Tie Monroe ticket Obtaiaei
2ig3 cofeS I: ne Clinton ticket as nlaRy as ~!
Wr Scott, Representative, and WeSSrs Rerioa
and Benton, Senators. from the State Of NJ s.
scarf are no doa5E at Washington, 10 taI.e their
SrG'v rs soc as the constitution has been accepted
by Congress.
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Vnlunbie properfy for NoI1

y
WILL he sold to the highest bidder on Thursday the
W i3b day Of december next. the pfsYnises that
valuable tract 81 LAND WheTeop the late John A. Dai
ny decd res;dsd lying w tho upgeT end NJ NntoWay
county, Containing 513 ACRES. supposed 70 be half
stsndlH. in woods aad is well adapted 10 ths culture
81 cora wheat, and tobacco. on iais OF land 10
large and eommodous Dwelling house lately fpi,hrd
viii al other NECESSARY ont houses, good ,epaiS
also grsuarJ. 10 which Is attached wheat m1chine
Al The taHio aud place, win he sold tWo other
tracts OF land the one lying flat creek in the said
county Of Noiiowdy, containing 100 actes-the other In
amelia county. containing $50 acres lying on Little
aiof creek ANY further description o. the above land
Z - deemed unnecessary IS It's presumed tbe pur-
chaser will view the premises before the DAY of sale
Either Of The above tracts AZ aua may be seenay Apply
inglo NJ. Mastin Foster or Mr.. 81 bard Daily. WIN
fssdct on the fret named place. OTO either Of sub
scr hers VIII live in The Esiahbofhood.
The terms % the sale obis land will be n three equal
annual payment should The think proper 10
pay part ofthc PuTcha1g money down Of six
per cent will he allowed r one f9rTs ofths pur.
chase Possession will be given he frst DAY Of
January next. Bonds snh approved security, viii bs
required Of The pufchater.
N. p. Asa will he toid on the Sbove named day, the
crop Of corn aud fodder al the household aud Kitchen
iuruare, parcel Of pork also a wagon aud team,
ana one yoke Of nHen, aud cart, &C.
gfedit until the LIB DAY Of November next will be
given Tor al above dollars Tor al Of ten an
under, cash viii be Tequifed
EDWARD JETER
wuLIAI WOOD, j.. hFor';
November ID s5..wsws
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support asd indifference eCfic ia;7rm nreas.
hers Of tse professioi an3 tatir families. -
fffer tie completion of me business (o,
which they kai assembled. tas coapaug adj
jOwrned 10 Barmrm's Hofey. racye tlrg psr
took Of a dinner scrred "p IN state of Sn-
perior elegance By The proprietor Of Mat rr
ceftent establishment. Scrcrai patriotic pro-
feSs'onaf SOngy and toasts acre giccn ,ciici
added -est 10 tie hiiarify and .good fciiosc-
ship Of the meeting. CeneraLs Harper anil
Wander presided. dnomg tie guests ilc,tc,i,
wsre Dir. P0Ltica, ambassador from me
emperor Of Russia to the United States, tie
honorable q. w. CdmpecH, tate enroy to tie
court of St. i'etersbs,g the honorable
Judge Durai, aud the Chancellor Of Ma
,ytamd. Fed. Rep.
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as;a'c. 10 rcvif .fres e,arn.'as- a,!s.rE.-s alo;,
"a 'pTr'fE mt inlrNaieRrc ~ their p. al arfra-
@s"!S pr waeRerrr taf pillars a'fich sUprsri NE
ciffce Of TIE gearrai sorcrl,iaerf c~c nitirrsitf
ard ProSi rGief tie Whoie Eabri; al nsfionGi Tree.
dow and prosperity wiH be crn>htd ~ rM.n
lure c1RSccrtd II @y Soieaw dufy Z. pruiesf n.
g"inT these HhrGrraRt0ie iHtinSieas al crtrUas-
oEs influence. AMI hope tiiut thP HationGi ifeis.
tatRree "in not b. regardless Of us d9fy on this
orciSiga.'
Il j.. the passage in I;GiicS alone which
requires anI'nadversiou.-li Mr.. Clinton
contends that a tcderGi oCfccr has no rights
as n state citizen, he is perfectly mistaken.
His accepting Of "A federal trust does not
IN the least disiranchise him. Though
he may uoi he able TO hold a. office utl-
der the state gOvcrnment, vel has lac the
same righi as amy other man 10 give his
vote and express his opinions on candi-
dates and measures connected with the
state government, But, II MIR. G.. means
that he has no rigdi IN abuse his office
TOR the purpose OF i~fuencirg IA state cleo
ton or that any department, o: The fede
raj government, at whOmhe holds his Of
ne, hou'h not play upon HIM /. interfere
with state election 10 suit 'he,r own pur
poses, these are understandable iutrusi
ons oI eXtraue0us influence" which can.
mol be too risidly investigated aud pre-
vented. lfthisbr the kind ofimlerrreuce
which Ms. c. complains of ia the state
at New York, IL ought 10 be resent
ed and rcdrc>sch.. lie has no. doubt
IN Ills eye The much agilated cases OF the
P0simas,crs in \. York and 10 these,
ie invites the attention of " tie national
Legislature. Tie complain, comes with
sS bad grace from Mr.. G.. as from any
other man; for il was his own elcct,on,
which provoked II: hut we caunot miss
take "ihr Signs" of this Speech, and we
Their fore i0r X 'o' an Investigation III IN
some \ \ member OF Congress during
the present session OF Cong ress
There IL but one extract more from the
Speech, which deserves our notice:
II il universally conceded that Que OF the
mosi pctnlcious modes ct raisuy revenue is "
the establishment of lotteries. The spirit OF
gambling which II generates aud the denlora!iz.
ing influence whirklit exercises, arc yteatl, 10
he deprecated. With "a view Ia mitigate the
resulting evils the avaiis have been generally
applied 10 the promotion of educatioH ard ill.,
irrnai improvements But il ~ Ia be hoped
after the existing grants are satisfied, that this
eNpedIent tor raising money will be entirely
abandoned In The mean tinn, 1 am sorry to
say, that the evils are multiplied upon us, by a
forced construction OF the powers of Congress
avn thai the local authority Of that body over
tile district ct Columbia exercised Tor maui
cipal accommodation. is attempted to he cree
ted into a authority TO raise over the laws OF
the state. Snch papahle and mischievous
uSnrpatiOD ean never he sustained FOR tOlera.
ted
Tins ia an excellent passage. In spite
OF the sophisms OF The i've LAWYERS. such
4 palpable and mischicvous usurrafIon
can never be SUBSTANCES nor tolerated,
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NNAs committed TO the j0H 0f HeRrie0 cOunfs ~
w the tsth day Of .fHgWN last, as THnaudv a
negro man Of turk complexion, ire feet tOnT and q
nay inches high 7rifh RSmGH scar his cheek, amt
one on the upper lip, ana aytofher tie right eye
Ihel Me said RecyO uGs irSt committed. ~ staicd
that his name uaS IEDfJN and That he t0as ezaaa
ctpafed 6g JOsePh JcIregs Of E0TthunbsrIaRd COIN.
~ he a0;O states kh0t lis noae IS GEORGE G. rs
h5NS, md th0f he tr0s bora 5Tee Ia the county Of
FaaqrieT, and there raised. n no bettey spidsnce
Q Li' C'sefom Gun De procured, he must be deale
fgitd as tie tau diTgcfS.
REUBEW TJNKERSLEY DeeRfy.
For Wn, iiagO, Shsti6 sAd Jafi r 81 nj. O..
Mr. I
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The following ideas touching tie subject Of
domestic manufactures are 10 be seen in one
" DOct. Frankn's Essays.
I" Ehe farmers in EmeGica pro dnce, indeed,
a good deal Of wool and fax and none is ex.
ported, Il IL all worked Bp; but !; is III the
way ct domestic manufacture for the use Of
tine family. The buying up quantities OF wool
and hax, with the design 10 employ spInners,
weaveis, &c. and form great establishments.
producing quantities OF linen, aud woolel
goods ioT sale. have been several times al.
tempted in different provinces; but these
projec's ha 70 generally failed, goods of O.
qua value being imported cheaper. And when
the governments have been solicited 10 sap
port such schemes by encoutagenenis. in mo.
hey or by imposng dHtIeA on Importation OF
sucb goods, II has been generally refused. o.
'hi9 principis, that IT lie country is fipe for
tie manusciuIe, ID may Re carried on rs
private persons 90 advantage. aud II no. il Is
Z folly to think o. forcing nstdTe-Great es
Establishments OF manufacture, require great
Numbers at poor 60 do the work tor snail wa
Ges those poor 0 be foGDd in Europe, b Z
will not he fonHd ln America, ulI the land,
aie al taken up and vtted, and The ex
cess Of people who cannot get land want EN-
Payment"
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ENHE S'auntnn Academy will be conducted the ensu-
a lug session to commence on The 2Oth inst. by the
heV. Dahlei Stephens D. n. and Nj 3. Fuller.-These
gentlemen are we'll known IL the public as to taei
eapachy, ana attention IN dischaTgng the duties OF
their stations that little need he said on that subject
snnee to say, that The late examination has furnish
ca ample additional proof in their favor and the or
deTH and correct department Of the stndents during
Tue Two as sessions farri the best evidence the
capacity OF these gentlemen Ia qOverntb e Institution
SAMUEL CLtRKE.
Secretary oCthe BOa'd Of Trustees
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For Rent or Lease, the kateigh Tavern
the city Of Williamsburg The subscriber is desI
rous to rent for lease for term af wears tbis
Sd aid we'll established Tavern, together with The
hhu principal tuTnitHIe attached thereto. The public
are Too well Informed Of The ADVANTAGES OF This
10 require minnie description 10 person who can
give satisfactory assurances 10 keep good house
terms will be made very reasonable Possession &c I'M
be given OIL the H'st day Of iaauaTy next.
WILLIAM uCcANDLiSH.
November 10. 5s ~
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Washington lWonnaenf Iolfrrn
ENOUHTH CLASS-TO he dTawr IN the CRY on BAN
n more, an ~ ONE D.fY.-No STATIONARY Phi

N FIVIs, y u u nv 1--WE U.I1.-NO SIaIiOudTy M
yes all being floating.
CoHBN's OFFICE. BAIT uorE)
November 4, 1870.
OFFICIAL N0TiCE.-The Managers OF the 9Th Gas,
OF the Monument Lottery have The pleasure 10 arnounse
that the drawing will take place, aud he in III
CT! OF BALTIMORE. on NEW YEARS DAY.
Ihcy scarcely deem It necessary to appeal to the pat
patronage heng well assured Of the respect aud
ton universally entertained for the lastious name Of
WASHINGTON and OF their ardent desire TO see the
noble monument, already So Ear advanced, nnisbed
Were other motives for its encouragement 10 be
hey wouo ieaciy be ioubd M the peculiar nature ana
nov.y OF the scheme, by which the tate OF The adyen
tnTer IS to be determined ~ ONE pagan advantage
too obvious 10 require recommendation.
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Early indications Of IVimer.--It ia stated
IN The Eastern papers that eight inches OF
snow has fallen in New Hampshire, and
that the sleighing from E1feld TO Haver.
Till was excellent for several days. At
Salem there WAS a considerable fall of
snow.
MONTREAL, Oct. 2s.-On Wednesday
last we had the FIRST fall of snow this sea
son. II commenced IN the forenoon, aud
was continued slightly during the re.
maindcr OF the day. Although expected
TO disappear, the lrosts in the night have
been pretty severe, and considerable
quantity still remains al the moment we
are wiring.
AT Pittsburgh, The snow also fell eight
inches deep.
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AerieaharnI .soeisla Of girginia.

A STATED meeting will ~ held az he Union Hotel
- IN t' ct,, on Tucsdly the 5h day Of December sN ,
as 10 oclocs ~ the FORENOON. IOHN ADAMS. seb'Ty.
N1yi -. ss.svtdn
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----%zaSssa>e - GID - <-s7s-E1s-----
DIEDl-On tuesday the 24tii uiIno. Miss ELIZA
BE ~ BURN Eli Of Mecklenhurs county, Va. in the 2od
year of her age.
This lampnted Young lady vas both an ornament 10 ,oc
y and blessing TO her family. She asan afiecuOna't
daughter. tender sister, devoted rrlavr.Iier manner
fitaathe p1SScssed chartGb.e and han-, heart
She the avurte OF many, and esteemed b all who knew
hcr.Niss. F. departed tbs lig under crewusauc,s pCcu
drly cuus0ing % her frefd. some months before her
death she made profession OF tc Christian FeEu, md
had paTtaken Of the Lords supper seem tive Lord
IN his mercy. foreknOug The shotntss Of her Gme
repairing her for death when dtah appeared b. gfa;
way Off From the tine OF her espOusa 20 Chris, the
time Of her death she led devoted life IN short
tipe size nightly grsre aud ~ te nowCd1e Of the
sacred LIANT that appeared D. cOpirs5 WHtettd b, ht
showers OF sin grace anil rapidly under the uvD
rau3 influence 1t III sun Of right cand death
uniy % rsn ant the young ci01 20 brighter cline vheTe
tstns II te patience oIUnF p9rt-d iTend almost
paraleird dIrng le time Oi her usthOul She sIfi' red
much not ingfmur ped hef lips Tier lOmPorre
sues that che could ur her thoughts With from r own
interested tsnder1s end sympa,iy ssmed 60 regard d,r
distress While she rse tortured with pain and anguish
cd iady. Her confidence IN her Hedgtmcg vassronr she
appeared L. eoT much Of his prsencr IN her tlcnis.
stafingle Joy nnspCaksbe sHd fIil Of glory. friend.
10 10y The cAtent of her resignation remarked her thnt
she young, ml propect Cor happiness IN this h
prOu-ig sd atke hgrif she did not wish live longer.
sae rep,d, tit dn eili God she was willing den
20 go. Suci is six dCath Of ulr righteous
Among nter dear friends and relatives, she cf behind
her sister 10 lament her The Cye 81 sympathy
particularly directeifn this sse i ~ ocular suf
icring anticipated wnh much regret ny frieT
toe as0uishment Of a she bore the parstun b. ter
hsu o. Of tie lniy. She seemed tohave special sup
port afforded her and sbt enabled rejoice w
such are the triunphs nf religion. fCoUlntaH oied
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AUGUSTA, November 4. Governor Clark's
proclamation. announces the follow ing eeu-
uemen as duly elected TO the next, Congress /:
Reid, Cuihbert, Abbott, Gi,mcr, raIinaii,
aud 'ihompson
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Stanton. Nov. ." &c 's'"'' ~ '"e ""@'d % LrN
Ircs's Paftl.t II - u ion GIocL


Ires'S PGtt'H IL -. Q II ION Clock
THE public are Test ectiuiy informed that we have
brought on fTen factory elegant 2ssoTtne n.
81 the above CLOCKS, wa.ch can recommend as SUI
peror to any heretofore invented They combine with
1t two useful aud ornamental pieces of furniture an
cellenttme piece, hich dependence can he laced
~ 10 largelookiBg elast which be hung in any
ara OFT room The circks III consequence ofthe new
Invented roling piRion will many years without
ny CLEANING. I be above clock can at am time he
seen at Henry Kpnsmau'S (walch lnaheIs) shop oppo.
site the u. Siatty Bank
t. 'oilowingis certificate from those who have
trial ofthem
" This is 10 certify thst have had In our posses
sion Tor nearly w. years iVes's Patent Rolling Pinon
Clock with looking glass cases, und have found them
unusually correct tme-pieces, aud liable TO he out
Of order, requiring OIL ofener than once In twelve
months and then only On the viTge.
u. MEADE. CheS:sy6cld.
janis HOWARD do.
ARTHUR ST. LETT, do.
EDW'D Mostly, P0HhdfdB.
WADE MOSGY, do.
WM B. TAYLOR, do.
y TRUEHEART, do.
JAMES AKIN, Cumberland.
RiCHD b. EGGLESToN, do.
EDM'D EGGLESTON, do.
November "a. 5J..wauS
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WE are now receiving a fresh suppIy sf oznahnrp,.
ieeienbuIgs, &C. LUCKE q STEER.
Nov. "a. 551t
a meeting ottbe President and Directors OF the
4 RoANokE NAVIGATION Company, held al.
k'ck Lsnd'hg on tn 26tj October 1870 the following
Itqn'sion was ordered 10 be published for the infor
mstivn Of those concerned.
ordered, that the stockholders in the Roanoke Nayi
catinn COMPANY. he they hereby Teanes,eS 10
pay into the treasury on the nTst day ef January next
hesuh oiteh doa on each aud every SHIRE held by
hep' IN lie SAID company being the 9th requisiton
A. JOINER. Treasurer, r. ". COMPANY.
q. g
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CHARLESTON, November 7.-Capiain
MlLHENNY, arrived here Yesterday
morning from Wilmington, IN c. Uniforms
us that the brig JnaO, arrived at thai port
on Saturday last, III short passage from
Aux Cages, bringing the important in
formation that rebellion had broken out
against the government olKING HENRY,
(CHRISToPHE) who was marching 10 at
tack Gen. BOYER, when his troops revol;
ed, seized upon him, and cut of his head,
which was placed upon pole, and exhi-
biied al various places after which ma
ny oil The troops went over TO Gen. Boy
Err, The rival chic!iain ot l!ayli. A bloc
dy civi! war was still raging in various
parts ot The island, when lie .j,tno sailed ::
but II WAS expected that both sections OF
the Republic, which we're Formerly un-
der the separate commands of CHRIS
Topic and PETIoN, woulh'now he unit
ed, uudtr one head, III tie person OF
Gen. BOYER. CCOwier.