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PROGRESS or THE CONVENTION.
From Me Enquirer, jan


The Signs have varied so much IL
the course of the two last weeks, thai
they seem To have puzzled the mos
-agaCious observe, 10 read them a-right
We suspect, however, that they ar,
assuming z more definite character
and the general opinion now appear.
TO be, that the Convention will not all
journ, without submitting a Consiitu
ton to the People. Such Is our owr
opinion. We confess that we shall
hail the termination OF their labour,
with some satisfaction. The mem.
bcrs are harrassed and iaded beyond
description by the protrac ton of their
proc ecdIngs. and the anxiou. susprns,
which they have encountered. IN,
People must be neatly satiated with de
bates; aud. as for ourselves. &c con
Tess we shall be delighted, when IN,
storm Of discussion has gone by-and
when some peace shall be restored tC
the 'agitated people of the Common
wealth.
Several members of the Convention
are ut opinion. that the Body will be
dult lO COiHpicte ith idDOUFs uuTiUg we
present week and we should think
that with due diligence. il may be done
IL - probable that the Constitution.
no" LAID before our readers, will re.
ceivc some modification. in ons, or two
respects, before IT will be finally adopt.
cd.
From Tic Richmond Telegraph, Jan q.
Several amendments were proposed
on Tuesday. The number 10 was
stricken ont of the Sd article. with ,hc
view Of satisfying several counties who
are aggrie'e by the present appol ton
mcut.
On Wednesday, the Convention pro.
cccded in the woik of amendment but
40 very important changes were made.
An amendment was adopted. on
Thur-dly, Ca the | 18th section. wkich
restores the election Of the Governor
10 the Legislature, by adding after the
words. a." Tie Chief Executive power of
dis Commonwealth, shall be- vested ~
q Governor. ihcsc words IN s5aA
bc ticcfcdty joint vofc offhe Gro HoDscs
u NE GWerM .3sscmLJ."
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CONGRESS-.


From Tie .NaNohGi Journal. Jan ..
Ia the Seustc. yesterday. the hull Ga
revive audscuntinue ~ force 10 tbe al,
at July, 1882. the provisions " The 80.
vcral act, providing for the cx,lngui.h
ment of NC debt Tor the public land
the bill tur'thc relief 81 tie pUrcha sers
81 ppbiic land, and the bin granting
pre- cmpiion rights 10 settlers on ths
public lands. were ordered 10 third
reading. \ bill wss reported. author
iyinx dcstate e Illinois Co sarrruder a
tov n.hip of land granted 20 that state
Goa seminary az lcarnlng. Notice
was gwen Wv Nj IIayne. that be- would
Ak l.ate To- bring 10 bill 10 provide
foe thc settlement ofthc claims 81 south
Carolina and by Mi Sd>bcc, that hc
would ask leave a. bfipg m bill for
paying BE claim 81 Ma.saohusctis Tor
ndr'iA services. some time W. spent
~ Executive business before tnc ~cu.ite
adjourned.
In the House "f Representative, =
considerable number - petitions s. cfc
rsenied. About sixteen bllis. fh,
majority 81 them 81 pubic character.
were reported. and fofW stdrd. ANON.
these we're the loilouing bill. fom thc
committee ou millfsry affair. a bill Tor
Tive psdoal increase 81 The engineer
corp; bih Tor the organization II fhe
t"Posi aphical engineers; bili supple
meniafy 20. and dsolaratory 81. Tire iu.
tent and meauing 81 The act ~ Con
grcss passed TIE 2Ifh 81 April, 1916
entitled "an act Tor orgahiLrg dr
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be removed from Office. And any Judge
80 impeaohed shalt b. suspended from
exercising the functions uf hi Office
until his acguittal. or until the i'm.
parchment Shall DC discontinued or
withdrawn.
3 Judges may 10 removed from Of
hae by 4 vote OF the general assembly +;
bat o-thirds uf the whole number oi
each house must concur IN such vote.
anal the cause uf removal shalt be IN
tered en- the Journals 81 each. The
judge aga'nst whom the legislature i,
about to proceed. Shall receive notice
thereof. accompanied with n copy oi
the causes ALLEGED for his removal. al
least twenty DAYS before the dav on
which either house of the General as
semby shall act ,hcrcupon.
BrlL or RIGHTS.
The frce'lom of speech. and of the
press. shall be hell sacred and Guardu
tied b, the Constitution.
Miscellaneous Resolutions GiogfcJ
Hr,p!rcS, That the legislature have pow Ct
"a provide ~ law, that NO person shall be ca.
Pahic OF holding OF being elected 60 any post
at profit, trust or emOlumcnt. civil or military.
under the government OF th.s oommonu caltb
Nho shall hereafter fight a du-l or send o.
accept challenge Co iighi duet, the prpba.
bic issue OF which may OF might be q G death
at the challenge Yr challenged, or who Shall
be second tn either party, shall "a any
manner aid or assist 10 such duel, or shall be
knu rngly the bearer of such challenge or &C
ceptsncc: but no person shall be so ,tsquai.
bed by reason Of his having heretofore fought
Sach Juel. or seat or accepted such challenge,
! cr been second 10 such duel, or been the
bearer of such challenge or acceptance.
ReS0frcG, rbat the select committee raised
70 prepare snd report new Constitution, OF
anne Ijments To the existing one, sc be va
>'tucicd 10 report an sppor,iouinont OF the re
Presentation IN tic Senate and House &C Del
/ Sgate-, among the several counties, borough,
aud election districts ii tLe umnionve iith
couiormAbiy ~ the resolutions To tLcm re
tcrred.
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elc, ton in T.uncssee was then .aken
up ~ The unfinished business. when
NJ. Arnold concluded his argument
ard after few explanatory remarks
from Ncssrs. Stant,iicr. Buchanan and
Polk. Nj. Lea obtained the floor, ard
on hi. motion the committee rose and
reported progress, and obtained leave
To- ~ again. The section oi Ihc Law
at Tennessee which Mr.. Arnold had
relied on. vas then ordered 90 be print
ed, on motion of Mr. J. W. Taylor.
Nat. jour.
The reader will zee. bv the minutes
of proceedings in the House OF Repre-
seutati,c-. that bill wa- Yesterday
reported IN thar body by the Commit
tee on Internal Improvement, of great.
cr Importance, probably. than any thai
will come under consideration Of the
House at the present session. We
refer tn the bin Tor the construction Of
a road from Buffalo, IN the State Of New
\ ork, passing Nv this citv. to New Or
leans. In this noble project. the WI ole
! nfon has an interest. and several Of
thc States 80 immediate and dccp n
concern. that we do rot Ooubt of H. al
innate success. - Vat. L,. Jan. &.
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Ctsi.o>I/,TIO<.

ON nc :, instant, COMPANY OF thir'y-two.
twenty hive - whom are u.numiitcd ,is,,s,
>alcd i,om. " ash,ng'on fer Norfolk. 20 en-
bark m he brig Liberia about TO sal for tho
american Colony. They were under the
protection 81 tao gentlemen. Who comuun
Gated TIC ioll5eihg facts 10 he W ashington
cts chronicle
Major Robert Eradou. Of Water-
ford. i.oudoun count,. Va. anxious to
cnauc,parc his slaves. vet convinced
that IN tins country they could never
enjoy 'hS privileges aud immunitic- 81
citizens. directed BY hl, will ,har all
oi them should b. liberated. on HI eN-
press condition that they should, with
their own consent. 1c transported -
her 20 Liberia or iinNti. 10 thcuf 20.
moNal {" ilayti there were strong OBJ
Jrcton-. ARISING frum The vide differ
"ucc between the habits. mann,r..auh
language of that i>Isud and those pre-.
vaiIlng IN our land. aud from the DIS:
m'iar and .as ~ wa- thought un>ettlel
character al the Government: atf
consequently. every argument has been
used 10 induce those servant, Ia cui-
CRATE 70 Liberia. Their ignorance. at
'aclment To the family Of their late
master. appi"hcnSiuns of danger. q
pattIality tnr the place of thcIr birth.
have rendered them for some time re-.
'ue'ant 70 accept the privilege secured
to tiirm hv the Jeneyolcuce OF th,I,
late proprietor.
John Bradcu. ESQ. tlhe brother q.
MAJOR Robert Bradcn. impcllcd b,
>intere desire 10 confer blessings On
those cnt,u.icd to li, care. has imita
ted the oohle example of be brother.
aod g'}cn freedom 10 Eve slaves. t'.,
ihey might accompany their friends and
relatives io I.ihrsia.
Dr. Albert !leatou and Mr.. Towns
end Heatcn each cbeorlully emancip1
ted Valu4'c servant, zone al who's
"aN Tie husband of female in I'll
company that they might be spateda
separation from their friends. and d.
delivered tom the darkness and dec.
dauon OF slavery. With simllar rc-
nct"uN views. q man servant vas -,
ratcd by samuel y. Harris.
Narior> useful articles were cont.
huted by the liberal citizens Of Ion
loun WHO were acquainted with thc,s
people and they arc well supplied w.t..
clothing Tar many mDaths after thcis
arrival. The whole Company are blg
y recommended Tor thcir indu,,rio.
and correct moial habits, aul VIE
doubtless prove valuable acqui,it.uu
10 the to!Cay."
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Dcdh If HE B,cepioious, ar Ho,.J}e
IRA ~ EiL-lh C ,hili 18th = beads.
which l4tciy arrived at Paris rrora Sar.
dina, and Ms the subject of a, much
attention 81 the French capital, a, the
>lamcse Boys are ~ London, - dead.
Ihus all the hopes founded by modern
physiology, on the observation of ihe
phenomena likely TO result from thi,
douilc organization, II lie had contiu-
ued Iong9. are now anni!hlated. Rir-
t., or the right side of the infant, had
been ~ iur ulfec days, aud her lines,
dad not appear in any degree 20 influ
cuCc the health &C Christina, the other
side: 80 that az the u,amcnt when Rlt
IA bad gwen up the ghost. ChriSiina
vas hanging to the breast ol her mo
ihcr aud playing With her lace. Boz
suddenly she 1T -. heave. : %. and
died Ihc tatt-f refused lunu t,tur
Co suffer the monster To- br dis,eefeJ.
but he solicitations IT N. Gesflfc,
Sa'ni-li3llare. and ihc injunction. Of
ihc police. oNcrcamc his frpuenanc-.
and the Ncephaiic infant has br,ncaf.
rpd Go tie ! heatte ct Anatomy ,n fi,s
Jardm du I,ui, where IS was de .r,trd
ou ttc Goth Nurcmbrf. 30 the presence
~ tie ucmbcf, # a Committee an
pointed ~ iIie Royal Academy o. Ne
dlfLr.
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GENERAL IrJTELLIoEmCr.

Uea I0dia Tr0dc. The editor of
the Portland Argus says, he '.has seen
letter from w ashin.ton, dated Dec
18th. IN which II l. stated that dies
patches have been received from our
Minister IN England which furnish
strong grounds OF hope that the t,adc
with the British West Indies will BE-
opened Go Us on terms satisfactory 20
tis country. Indeed the letter state
that there Is now but little doub, &c
naming" We cannot but rcrrar
the suggestion made last evening. tha,
sc hope the direct trade will on!y be
accepted upon the same terms of per
feet reciprocity. Which were insisted
ON by all preceding administration,
But That English ships shall be permit
ted to make the Triangular voyage
That Is by sailing from Liverpool a.,
rect 20 the West Iudics-lrom the
West Indies To New York-and hence
10 Liverpool. frcighted with our cot
ton. &c; can never be- allowed. The
truth IS. the loss ot the British CuloI.i-
al nadr. l. only iH.0'. The Indirect
trade, through the neutral islands. j.
IN tra.h mure profitable than the direct
~oo!d hc. If DIE carrying i. TO be di-
'idcd between British aud American
bottoms. The British colonies must
have our produce and they do have II.
Mud II w have not the advantage ni
dHff voyages. tho American ship ou u
CT Las the advantage Of me rcfoh IA
ahead Of hult OF the West India trade.
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J"dg, Hiiaems acquitted So.
dfd"ous aud % may bv presuu.d 4l.
sous iuai. before ihc senate 81 ! .rt
'cc. judge Williams D., been s...
lcd "n all Use article, charged
h'" 90 ihe Impea, nent. On gle
49, tie' .charsng him with failing
h"ld = Court be VA pronounced
2ph'f nnaulroU.lY. The 2d tsls,t
"n Tie bench was Withdrawn g..
msnfgrr- Do ihe id. .cbaty.rg
SSH rsfiialuy 90 Li- decisions.
vote ou ihe 1T speciGcaf.oo So.
g"d't. ~ rot guilty: and on ihe
'pce'iieatlon. 3 goi.fy and "a not /.
49, ArIclcs 4, =. au6 q. were bs..
On one alleged oacnce. tbsf Al fskir.
W aekn"V Judgment 81 a deed out
t"uf' On lhs The vote va. close
but ihr constitutional number ~ tvo
'h'''s net declaring him guilty. bc So.
81 course acquit;ed.- BoH PoL
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~. = Mitchell. of PHILADELPHIA.
has invented mrH od of maruiactuf
in- oaonichors. "r Tod an rlltcf. INTO
,Lin ADD ala",f .iarcut ,hce'.. 49,
When a -hcci is folded, and cot " ith
sei,s0fs. DO" cot edge, adhere with
iofre. audafi,r,rrrc huor. maerraf.or.
IS t'."rgly 10 tse uncut portion. Ihr
Articles made 40 light tbat = bay com
p"std - -, more ihaB az feet IN cir .
CON i'fcure. Weighs oniv six ounces.
\ similar Invention l7s bcenannoonted
by Nr HANGED /, 81 London. bst he
has rot disoissd 'l.e process. Dr.
Mitchell cnecfcd u by soaking thc
cao9'cl 0pc 90 ether. Until soft and
ear-b'e e. beng salled out.
NsFEis N.vraf.
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ARRIVAL OF mn ptLAw hur.

AkRitA OF I'M btIAN kt.
The L.. =. ship Delaware, of II gurs.
late al the Mediterranean squadron.
Com. William Vi. Crane. anchored ny
Hampton Roads on sunday. after -
DAYS passage from Port NbhOn and
We have the pleasure 10 state. SAYS TIC
MOI folk Beacon her officers and ciesy
all ~ good health. Left -. ship
Lexington. Capt. Hunter, from SnI
IA. f,he only L. :. Vessel there -
wei.
The 4. Ship Fairfield, Captain Par
kc.. relieved the Lexington. at Smvr-
M, aud was left there on the cIst oi
Oct. all well
W" learn from an officer q: the Lex
irgton. who arrived ~ the Delaware,
that the Russian squadron. under the
command al Admiral Coun, Hcvden.
consisting ui four line of battle ships.
tr:atc and -!oops at war. Zone oi
Which Vas captured from the Iurk
Of the English squadron, line ct
battle ships, frigate and the French
squadron. ! line at battle >hip.. ;
trlEatcS and brigs. were at Nourns.
IA the Guiph at Smvtua. when the Lex
ington sailed from that port
The British fiigate Blonde was a..
tnns'lut.uorlc 10th Oct. with all hcr
ornament on boa,d. courtesy not
heretofore accorded to any armed ship
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The anneHel bulletin d. gong the ga.
roun,!s" of he newspapers
4 CARD he production Of ,ea
letter wiricr iiom Washington &, es.r.
u'c rounds oi ihe oipOsiiion pres.e,. in,.
c'i'nS lhr u"dersigncd 20 rcgsrd toa.o
posed deis!caiioo 81 P1ter Tnbcf!,l
deceased \ liberal p,hc caunof So,
hat To anonymous iioputsuob. ON
HhcFs 81 rbaldfy ord .rsnJ.l. 30 3D..
'h'rr 81 letters from Nashin ton 80,
ffe'Iye mote patirvlar notice hr.,
those who are intended % te Affected
ihcnl Than is done go The pfc.onl ,a.i,ns~
"h'eh o. 20 -'T ths' "hcu"teT u respyl
lle name 8. tsu- he'd in support II .I..
chargc 'lefcd 20. nf'asurcs wiii De fot.t
VIA iaArn TO uu,tli tie cousprat,s. IT,.
"h'ch ihcy have treu produced sud ..,
pfDse lhat the spth,r O.. = h,se r.tin
''' J HlFAIUN
January T. 1880
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The Senate dld nut La to.dnv.

Wv s'NUhit WV liNA III NO rNtN.
la lie House Of Representatives. the
discussion on the resolution offered by
Mr.. Hunt. IN reference 10 the Public
land. was resumed. when Mr. Bur
gc> addressed the House. 6u' before he
Lad concluded hi> remalks. they were
arrested by the expiration OF the hour.
Several bills were reported. among
which. vas one by MIR N'Duflic. from
the Committee of Was aud Means.
making an appropriation Tor the pay.
went of Revolutionary and Invalid
Pensioners. The House then resolved
useIi into Committee at the whole. ON
the report at the Committee of Flee
tons on tie petition uf Thomas ID. Ar.
Mold, when Mr.. Lea took the floor. and
addressed the Committee in reply to
Mr. Arnold MAJ. JO,tr.
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= In the Senate. Mr.. smith. from the
Committee nf Finance, reported bill
10 continue IN force tnc act ailouinr a
drawback on brandy imported IN casks
81 rot less than fifteen gsllon, a hill
10 alter the terms uf credit on bonds
gwen Tor goods, wares. and merChan.
disc imported into TIE tinted Stairs /;
aud bill to auihurilc the Commission
crs ut the sinking Fund o. redeem the
public dc1' 81 thci niied states; phi,h
were scvcrllly passed 10 a second read
~. \ bill Co cause the northern and
western boundary lines Of the State 81
Missouri 20 BE- more distinctly defined.
ADD ior lhc Ill, ,sion az certain hnd.
mong tic half breeds ~ the ~acs and
Fox Indians bail allowing the dut,rs
upon goods imported ntu Iouf.t ilir.
PI'ishurg. tnciundfi, -. ] .ouis. sash.
Mile. and Nat,her. 90 bc secured aud
paid - those places, = b,li 90 increase
Soc Icn-ioa az haflFs I.arabcr sud =
b'll inr he relief 81 ihr Mayor and cot,
4 Baltimore. we're sevcraily read q
iur and ps-sed. lnc Senate adjourn
cd 900 Nondav
~ lie House 81 Rerrcser'afJses. a.
fc.nlaiion ohtred ~ Mr lluut ou lhr
.ubicoi o. ihc Public Lsnds. uas again
discussed, bit 30 question was fakcn.
Mr. Hsn'. Mr.. Potter 81 North Cafa.
"a anil NJ. Lewis a. Alablma. has
ng addressed thc House on lhc sub
Iee'. Tie qgc%..oa q zee contested
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L'IYE CONVENTION.

The sclee, Committee. TO which oil the re.
red. With Instructions TO draft Constitution.
m.de report. on the :,h instant. Of :.= sub.
joined plan
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l.. The chief executive office n flGs
commonwealth shall be vested ~ 70
vernon, 10 BE- elected by The quslihed
voters Of the most numerous branch Of
the legislature, iar three wears. asd he
ineIs'a for three years thereafter.
H'- term 81 Office shall commence o.
The FIRST day Of January succeeding hi-
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3. 49,. stoypY-
Schr. Helen, Gray from Belfas. for N
York.
TuEspAY--
Schr, Mary Jane, iiscomb II days from
Norfolk for Providence.
Brig Montana, Cremer, from Bristol; for
N. York.
Schr. Five Brothers, Sparks iom Fred
ericksburg for Bristol.
as, MEMORANDA q. ID. 4.
At Woahu, in April last, ship Frederick K
Augustus, Earl, ofthis port, with 400 bbls.
Of oil.
Cid. at New Orleans, 22d ult. brig viii.
liam, Taylor, for Havana. ...
At Havana, 22d ult brig Noble, Little.
field, waiting freight; the brig Marcia,
Maybury, sailed for Mariel, same day,
Spoke Jan. 2lth, lat. Sc 6. lon. 10 50,
brig Sea Bird, Carr, from Newport, for
Martinique.
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SMI,e AT1VYSs
No Cenrnrccs.
aRRiTILS.

FRiDAY-
Brig Leopard, Page, from Savannah, for
Providence.
Schr. Albert, Huicheuson, from New
York.
SATURDAY
Brig Splendid, from Bristol.
Scbr. Superior. Godfrey, from do.
Brig Columbis, Gilpatrick, { on Boston.
for New York. Feb. llth, came 10 anc hor
off Gsrdncrs Island--during heavy squsll
sen: down her yards, this not answering
the object, put to sea-being unable 10
weather .Uontaug and the ice making fast
come to ancbor-cut away the mast shortly
after to prevent her going ashore. The
next day the gale having sbatcd, bore
way for Newport but the wind coming
round To the N. w. anchored of Bren,on's
reef The Capt. with one Of the crew be-
ing the only seaman able TO do duty, came
TO town and found Tie Cutters getting un-
der way, going TO his relief The brig
was soon after iowed in BY the Cutters
yigiant and Eagle;
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The number required for the year, is es
,iun,ed at four thousand. The proposals
will state the price per ration, at which the
contractor will deliver thcm,.in such qunn.
titles as may from time to tiao DO required
on board the said Gutter at Newport
The ra'ions to be of good and whole
some quality. TO be approved by the collec-
tor and the different articles comprising
The ration, TO be delivered on board the
Gutter 10 good end auiiicicnt cusks and yes.
scis. TO be provided by the contractor, and
The contents thereof distinctly marked on
ench.
1t is 10 bc understood that tho contract
or will DO bound TO furnish, upon reasopa
hle notice. as often as may crequircd by
the captain Of the Gutter, with the !appro-
ba,iun Of the collector mot exceeding upon
an average, one day in each week. such
fresh meat and fresh vegetables, rs may b,
equivalent To- the corresponding parts OF
the ration allowed in the naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
Feb. 1S. IS3O.
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BRIGHTON MARkET-.iionday
Feb. -.


(Rcrcrted for the Boston Patriot
Atmarkct this dav, 3S9 Lccfcatilr. - Stores,
o. Shcep and ltG SFine, divided as follows
II LppGF .harLtt. 81 Beef Cattle, l3 Stores,
md dS2 Sheep and Il c 5virc; Lower .,iarLd,
ll2 Beef Cattle. - Stores, aud I3j Sheep.
The make, 10 day was loss animated than
we lave noticed for .ha last tIircc or four
weeks, and sales who're not 50 clsily effected
the Caitle however where nearly all taken,
not moro than l2 or IL remained unsold 81
ho close of Tho market, md al about the last
weeks prices, TIM is. few prime at n trifle
yer 81 per cwt--br5: q, s., other qualities
It from 4 a4l.
Store CGitis moot with better market 10
lay thnn they have for uoith past, with the
exception nf Nuon Cows, which were dull.
of upwards of3n ~ marhct not moro than G
n were sd We noticed the following
sales at S27, nt 2G, 2 at % each and ]
at is.
Shetp--hs with Cattle 50 with Sheep
sales seemed 10 go of rather heavily cnmpar.
,d with the last or 4 weeks. Tho following
comprise some of The most important 'rlns
actions of the day; lot Of 100 at So s3 d.
80 ut -, do 90 at u. do 100 al 3 0G, 700
At - and do 2lS ai 81 G7
S7cjnc rather dull Of those ai market few
were sole! hy retail at 4 q ) els per b aud the
remainder taken in one lot AT ~ cts.
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M...A,,E.ETGI) M. !. !,

in Portsmouth, by The Rev. Mr. Sullinrs
Mr. Benjamin PscEbam, Of Mddlc,pwn, to
Miss Mercy Manchester, Of Westport, Mas
saclusei,s
In New Shoreham, on the 9th inst by Geo
G.. Sheffield, Esq, MIR Samuel Dunn, son oi
John Dunn. Esq to Misc Elizabeth G.. Coo
daughter oi MIR. Benjamin +. Coo, nil Of that
place.
In Pawtucke., 2ith nit Mr William JcfI'srs
Jr. to Miss Ann Alvira Cosgeslall, both oi
,ha, place,
In Lewiston. Me Master John Bobar, ngcd
eighteen, to Miss Abigail Hanson, aged Gyts
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