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MULTIPLYING ACT. A bill, reported to
The Legislature of South Carolina, for carry
ing into effect the ordinance Of the Conven-
ton, provides that if after the LIST Of Feb
ruary next, any goods shall be seized
or detained for the non-payment of duties,
imposed by the United States laws which
are nullified by the ordinance, the owner or
consigneG of the goods, may recover posses
sion of them by writ of replevin-and in
case the goods are not delivered to the
sheriff on the writ of replevin, the plaintiff
may sue out writ of CapiaS an tcifherndn,,
requiring the sheriff TO take the real or per-
sonal estate of the person who retains the
said goods, to the amount of double the val
ne thereof The same remedy is given in
case the property of any one is seized or
detained for securing the payment of duties,
and in case any real or personal estate is
levied on and sold, OH judgment of a court
of the United States, for duties under the
annulled acts, such sale is declared illegal,
and the courts Of the State are required so
to regard it, Any persons who may DISC
hey, obstruct, or resist the process granted
by the act, will be guilty of misdemeanor,
and punishable by fne of from one thou
sand to five thousand dollars, and by impris-
onment, Of not less than SIX months, nor
more than two years.
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On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
Petitioner give notice, by causing the said Pc.
ttion and this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in g The Massachusetts Spv," print.
ed in Worcester, before the third Tuesday in
January next, that the same will be considered
at Court of Probate then to be holden at Bar
re, in SAID County, at ten of the clock, before
noon, at which time and place any persons con
Cerned may be heard thereon, if they see cause.
Worcester, sS.-Deccmber -, 1892
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy, Attest:
81 THEoPH's. WHEELER, Req.
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u The next session of the County Cow.
MlssIoNERs will commence in this town on
Tuesday merit, Dec. 25.
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NOTICE

w IOIIs
KK7ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Mon
Wv DAY, the 2lst Of January next, at l
o'clock, ?. NJ, on the premises, the FARM
recently owned by JOSHUA JOHNSON, late
of Berlin, deceased, containing one hundred
and twenty acres of Land, well proportioned
into Tillage, Moving, Pasture, and Wood
Land, well watered and fenced The same
will be sold together or in lots to suit purchas.
ers. For further particulars, inquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
JESSE JEWETT, Executor. .
Berlin. Dec 10, 1882
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" Want of room obliges US to defer the
publication of the Standing Committees of
Congress Till next week. They are mostly re,
appointments of the Committees of last session.
with the exception of the nulli6ers from South
Carolina, neither of whom appear to be on any
committee.
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SDuTH CARDIINA

Onr accounts from Charleston, are TO the
llth inst.
The Leg isature is busily engaged in matur-
ing the bills for enforcing the Multiplying Ordi-
nance Of the Convention. On The oth, the
Military Committee reported bill to prntect
and secure lie Citadel and Magazine of Charles
ton Message from the Governor recon-
mends that the Legislature "urge upon the
United States Government a general Convcn
ton of the States. This done, he says, they
will have perinmed all that The most conclliat-
ing and moderate spirit can wish. bill g 10
suspend the election of members Of Congress
from that State, and to prescribe the time Of
holding the next election, has had two read.
ings. The bill for the security ana protection
of the State Of South Carolina, authorizing the
Governor to employ the whole military force
of the State, If he may deem it necessary, to
resist the execution of the tariff laws, and to
purchase for the use of the State large supply
of artillery and military munitions, passed the
House Of Representatives on the Sth, by vote
OF IS to %
An address 10 the citizens Of Charleston, pub.
lished in the Courier of the llth, says the peo.
pie "are in all parts Of the State revolving
against the high handed and tyrancal measures
ri the revolulionists they say they have been
deceived, woefully deceived, and will be no
longer. They are joining The Union ranks
every where, and will speedily put down our
would be masters"
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n b. The above Estate, consisting of an ex.
eelent FARM, situated in The south part Of
West Boylston, less than FIVE miles from the
Court House in Worcester, together with two
Weed Lots, lying in Worcester and Holden, a
variety of Farming Stock, &c, may be pur-
chased at private sale, on reasonable terms, by
application to either of the Assignees.
Worcester Dec 10
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NOTICE.

HDMUND BRIGHAM of West Boylston,
Il on the lltE inst. assigned his Estate 10
JOEL FLAeG of West Boylslon, and Gro Fol-.
som OF worcester, in trust, for the payment of
his debts, allowing thirty days to his creditors
to become parties TO the assignment The
writings may be seen, and executed on the part
ct the creditors, at the Office of the subscriber
No. 3 Paine's Buildings, opposite the Post Of
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A case Of combustion occurred few days
since, in Tho cellar of the new meeting house
IN Brook lyn, Conn. Several barrels ofunslack-
ed lime had been deposited under the house
and during late storm sufficient water had
found lis way TO the barrels to commence the
process of sIackening. Two young men on
Sunday, went into the cellar and found ono
cash on fro Shavngs accumulated during the
building of the house, were scattered over The
cellar, which would soon have increased the
flames; but owing TO the ,imoly disc very, tho
building was fortunately preserved,
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The SEASON, thus far, has been unusually
hne, and the canal continues OPEN having been
closed partially for short time only. little
snow has fallen twice. The first of about two
inches Immediately disappeared. The last tell
on Monday morning and was succeeded by rain
so that 1t did not make seighing We learn
that in the northern parts of Vermont aud New
Hampshire, and in Maine, the rivers are frozen
so as to be paSsable, and the seighing has been
good for two OF three weeks.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS. 1t has been
mentioned some days since, that a number
of companies of U. S. troops had been Or
dered to Charleston. We understand that
there are now there about 1000 men. In
addition, FIVE companies of U. S. Artillery,
under the command of Major R. NJ. Kirby,
received orders on the 9Th inst. TO proceed
forthwith from Fortress Monroe near Nor
folk, to Charleston. The battalion is full
and takes with it a completely equipped field
train Of sixteen pieces of different calibres,
and suitable supply of fixed ammunition.
There are now in service at Charleston
three Revenue Cutters.
The Norfolk Beacon says-We learn that
the U. S. sloop of war Natchez, lying at
the Navy Yard, Gosport, is ordered to be fit
ted out Immediately, and that Capt John P.
Zautzinger, has been appointed to the conf
mand.-Boston advertiser.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. Dec. 4, 1889
TO The Fiido1v, Creditors and Heirs of PERLkY
GRANGER, late Of Petersham, in said County
deceased and to all others concerned in the Estate o.
said deceased GuEETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
A. see fp at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Barre. in said County on the third Tues
day in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account OF the
Administration of said deceaseds Estate, should
not be allowed, aud the balance in the Admin
istrstor's hands, after the payment of favored
claims, decreed TO the Widow to uphold life ;
and YOU will be heard thereon.
5l* NATH'L. PAINE, j. PROB.
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

10 ILie non. Nathaniel Paine.
Judge OF Probate of Wills, &c, within the
County Of Worcester:
A LANSON LINCOLN of Petersham, in
IN the County of Worcester, Guardian of
ADELINE d. LITTLEFIELD, minor, and dauoh
ter of EPHRAIM LlTTLEFIELD, late of
said Petersham, deceased, represents, That the
said minor is seized and possessed in her own
right, of one undivided third part of Farm,
with the Buildings thereon, situated north
westerly of the Meeting House in said Peters.
ham containing by estimation sixty five acres
of Land and of one undivided third part of a
lot Of Wood Land, situate in the northerlv part
OF said Petersham- containing, by estimation.
ten acres; that the other owners of SAID prem
ises are desIrous Of selling their interest there
in, and that a sale of said minors right and in.
terest therein will be greatly for her benefit.
Your Petitioner, therefore, prays, that, after
due proceedings had, he may be authorized and
empowered to make sale of all the right and in
terest of said minor in said premises, in 2ursu
ance of Law.
ALANSON LINCOLN.
By his Attorney,
Dec. IL, 1882 JARED WEED.
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SHIP Ann & HoPE. report has been cir.
culaIed in town, and gained credit, that n ma.
inrily Of the crew of the above named ship had
formed a design to mutiny and take possession
Of her. on her recent passage to Canton but
were prevented by boy on ooard, having re
vealed the secret of the plot, &c. We learn
from the Mercantile News Room Books, that
four or five Of the worst of the fellows engaged
IN the riots in Olneys Lane, in this city, we're
of the crew They had conceived design Of
obtaining possession of the ship, but all the 9TH
ar scamon on board refused to have any thing
to do with it. Nothing farther wns said or
done on the subject. On the arrival of the ship
at Canton, the secret was divulged in quar-
rel. and the Olney's Lane gentry, were shipped
IN board The U. 5. frigate Potomac, then in
pot. OF tho correctness of this statement
there is no doubt Providence American.
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pondenoe between the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Bank, showing that the arrange.
ment was made at the suggestion of the Score.
tary, Tor the accommodation Of the government,
which would moi have sufficient funds in the
Treasury Tor the payment of the stocks, when
they Tell due; that the Bank would derive no
advantage from the arran cement, but that it
was intended entirely for the accommodation of
the government, and to prevent the pressure
upon the business of the community, which
would otherwise be Likely 10 emsue
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GEORGIA One of the COMMISSIONERS of the
Land Lottery of the State, now drawing at
Mledgevile, has been inpeached for " high
crimes, misdcmeanor, and forgery One of
the tracts Of land which he con,rved TO draw
for himself, is the residence of Ridge, the
Cherokee chief, and is estimated to be worth
S'40,00O Hc has been arrested by the warrant
OF the Speaker. His name is given in the Sal
vunnOh Georgian, Shadrach Began, of Gwnnel
county.
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Mr.. McDufies estimate few years since, of
the value of the Union:
a." The Union prevents us from wasting and
destroying one another. 1t preserves relations
of peace among communities, which, if broken
into separate nations, would be arlayed against
one another in perpetual merciless, and ruin.
Gus war. 1t, indeed, contributes TO our defence
against foreign States but still more, it defends
us from one another. For ourselves we fear,
that bloody and mournful as human history is,
n sadder page. than has ever been written might
record the sufferngs of this country should we
divide ourselves into separate communities
We fear that our country, in n case of disunon
would be broken into communities, which would
cherish towards one another singularly fierce
and irnplacabe enmities"
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Col William Cumming of Georgia, in his
Protest against the acts of the Georgia Con.
yention, utters a MAXIM which ought frequent
" TO be held up for the consideration of the
demagogucs and imposters that continually in.
fest free governments. II is this.
He who speaks in the name of the whole,
or any part of the people, without proper au-
thority, lnfrlnges their most sacred prerogatve
he counterfeits their sovereignty"
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Esq, Judge of the Probate of Wills in and
Tor the County Of Worcester:
z VIE Petition of SAMUEL. MlXTER NJ
II New Braintree. in said County Guar.
dian OF SAMUEL NJ PorE, who is under the
age OF twenty one years, son of ASA POPE.
iato OF New Bralntree aforesaid, deceased re.
specially represents, that the said Minor is
interested IN one undivided fourth mart of two.
tGlrds' and one undivided fifth part of one.tbird
OF the Real Estate of which the said ASA died
seized and possessed, situated about one mile
north OF the Meeting House in said New
hra'ntree, containing in the whole about one
hundred acres, with the building thereon. Also.
one On undivided fifth part of Pew in New
Draintree Meeting House.
The said Rsal Estate is SO situated that if
cannot be divided without considerable ex.
pense, and diminishing the value Of the shares.
and your petitioner believes that it wonId he
for the benefit of said Minor to have his share
sold with the other heirs with whom he owns
IN common, and who are now of age. He
therefore prays that he may be authorized to
make sale OF said Minors interest in said Estate.
and execute Deeds TO pass the same according
TO Law
SAMUEL MIXTER, Guardian.
New BraIntree Dec 1920
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On The above Petition, Ordered, that the
retlt,ohef cause notice to be given that the same
VIII be considered at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday in
February next, at ten of the clock, before noon.
by causing the said Petition and this Order to
be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
said Court, in 6 The Massachusetts SpE," print.
ed IN Worcester. that any persons NAV be
heard thereon at said Court, ifihey see fit.
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob
A Copy. Attest:
Dec. 10, 1892 +51
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aa1 : T'a lG9 9 hath I, only joy
dearest treasure of his soul ~ ~" '''' owl ."'
inst SS ii yss OF NJ. ' Sss " IN" md
SS % , ana SHr grown children 70 6emonn his cpable loss
1 ., dealt. was sert ta this good and
So TO o , be and friends around his DYING bed that he
n n expired With the most Psife. eanps- and
the father hdufen master and the GT "
met % Euosy of deS @ Sd %apse n%es rarely
but no other Language could be appropriately
Of Kindness and the %@is% U%t es
friends spirit coIoc"ro aud ca to ali
tribute ofebip Justly c i" & the rpeGi Of this fec
'oa. YES, Sa H %, BE G%s%ee fond and lasting
taliy and Ion us nothing bu, his good name ~ w " m "
" h is@SS s" oa T fiaa n" ,f however ae,,
Aud all We tondy love. d. r.
On satgrsay the l9h Mrs nn Gordon rarou
:o asts ys aS past. Of 3 wss :%Rs'&a9
GeI Hugh Aeicef of'he rhe American In
SasS o nina" s many a apd valuable
franz on @ ana the pgfest feelings and principles She
consistent and aocOnat the discharge various duties Of
ed and enlccbed which obliged withdraw much o society,"
sIn was omnt and distinguished in all charitable onl benevolent
object to be ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wS pegs pma eecgy whom
asm",e charity School Of this which long presided
ana active sGa the maintenance and support
nan Church and sound, Paend Christian Long very long will
up Throne Of God and have secured f oI wor n%s g9no
eve eternal rest aud happiness world The funeral rites
performed bor
ae and the remains of this were nj
ne grave by her aicctionnc family
fTeferiess6urg Hera'd, @fay Is. " ''
Drowned, while Aupni,c rto,;I, a.,
May MI Judah Hays formerly of Boston, but for
yours pa. rH'dcut OF Now York Mr.. spent the
SGi IN ~ Ausu5tine whittier he had ho benefit his
hcu ana was on the eve OF returning thence
i ouaGnF removed from this tontog state Of existence,
happier His
ny unbeHshed honor aud mistaken
IN me acquisition Of useful knowledge large store
OF niormolion as profound
WIN mankind enlarged by aud the sayiy
INC grace and the dignity Of his department. friendship
respect OF AT who associated with him. Such
relatives who have survived him. 49,
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YWyRUsT SALE OF DRY GO0Ds n

NNRUST SALE OF DRY GOoDS-By virtue of a
n deed in trust executed of the undersigned for the
purposes therein stated will be old Thursday the Ist
inst at 10 o'clock, at the store occupied by belt Shep-
PaT opposite the Bell Tavern, their stock of DRY
GOODS comprising general assortment, purchased this
spring. all fresh and particularly selected for this market
and It may with confidence be said that better stock OF
oods has never been offered in this place The sale will
be without reserve.
Terms-cash for under 100 dollars over 100 dol
lars four and six months credit, for approved endorsed
notes payable at any OF the Banks in this City Petersburg
Lynchburg or Norfolk The goods will be ready for
animation two days previous TO the sale.
BENZ. SHEPPARD, )r
JOHN n. GORDON, trustees
UJ' The sale to be conducted by Oils Dunlop & Co
A ucioneers. Nav "a GI,sl
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TO THE EDIToRS or THE EVoULRrR
nave seen II reported m some Of the opposition prints
uat at Jackson meeting held short time ago. in ing
Seorgc county, there were only twelve persons present
friendly to bis election BE this asst may there ground
ye' ior triumph by cur opponents. There was a Cny
mecung held at the House IN the county on
DAY OF the last Superior Court too and am informed
uor was not presently that after much cosxing and much
pressing INTO the service, they could muster 6ut fifteen,
two Of whom were Kcntueksns and ono resident Of me
Distfc, Of Columbia.
'hoaI Judgo irom this resort to foreign aid, that the
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AWANIED, by graduate Of the College Of Dublin
w ireland, situation rs Teacher Nv private family
m rs superintendent Of an hcademy;-lo teaches he
Groeh' Latin and English languages pcrlecty-IIstory
Geography Arithmetic, Geometry, Writing &C. and hs,
for qualification, &c &c 10 Governor prcsion pos,f'
hcnmond, Va Communications Tor the advertiser (po.f.
sge pai6) addressed X y l. Richmond civ Va viii
20 Immediately attended TO-
Nay p -,
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BIDVVELL'S OFFICE.
DRAWN NUMBERS
Wheeling kOffPTN. fyUSS .yn.

30 81 IL so 90 3 IA 81 So
Whole Ticket "A 81 OF 1000 dollars, sent by order to
gentlemen in Petersburg. :
vert Saturday in this City, the Petersburg Lottery,
Class No. I-Capals $4,000 $4,000, $4,000, OF
5000 OF 81 $40 of $1,000, 10 of 81 900, &C. &c
iiekes $S-Shares in proportion for this Office
r, monady 2Sth INST, Petersburg Lottery, Elk. No. g.
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, $2,3iS, $4,000, &c. &c-l
Drawn ORA Ballot $50, I'd SIG, Bird 4d SI2 Tickets
$l0-shares in proportion Tor sale at this Office
ORDERS from the country, for tickets in the above Lot
terry promptly attended TO, by
HORACE BIDWELL,
Office 4h door beloto the Market, M street.
May 22. - co.,
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afPo.otcu Commcc of Core spondence
Resolred That the Editors oithe newspapers published
IN Norfolk aud Richnond be requested publish the pro
ceedings ofthis meeting.
And then OH motion the meeting adjourned.
CHAS. J.. WINGFIELD, Chn,'n
HENRY s. ALLMAND, Sec'y.
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FIRST DAY

Yesterday Books opened in this City, for subscrip
uon 10 the James River and Kanawha Company"-at 3
CLOCK mere were 400 shares taken by 10 subscribers
akhg Si4O,Ooo CHE greatest subscriber, Mr.. Joseph
Marx, took 200 shares.) r.
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aaaa &C.,.
NJ RRI1cD
DIED.

Al Washington tho 18th instant, by Dr.
ce?rse ondcNer United States Senator Mississippi
70 piss Ann hewes daughter Of Sam licwes Esq, Boston.
DIED
lCoAMuNIci lon tho April M sen ON board tho II
states ship Ontario, Mislpnan Cuinp sou of Dr. Geo
W. Crlmp OF Cumberland This
was cut on lac lac had year He entered
about the
o an o. our loss from the regrets sincere aud deep
"h" Witnessed ms camncss and fonmc
around him IN s last career of USE
ulnc aud cnown Mild gentle SPRING art.ss
kli acconate, confdng; he ali
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THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION

O. p g One Of tile PEOPLE -"Anti.Tarifite, !" &C.
Shall appear pessihIe-rrrasn;.s. O.
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LYNCHBURG.

NJ meeting Of number Of the citizens Of Lynehburg
assembled 1 pursuance Of previous notice at the Franklin
Hotel on Tuesday evening the 18th May, 1892 for the
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JACKSON AND BARBOUR MEETING IN LOUISA
At large and respectable meeting of the citizens of
Louisa, at their Court House, the IIth Nav (being
out ua) the question was proposed, whether delegates
should be sent TO the Baltimore Convention or TO that
which is TO be held in behalf Of PHILIP p BARBoUR,
at Charottcsville-The Baltimore (dLids Van Burcn(
convention was zeaOuSly and ably advocated by Horao
IT, Winston, Esq, while Col NJ Quarles and Capt NicIo-
las j. Pondexter, asserted the superior claims of that TO be
held al charlottesville. Capt John Graves called 10
the Chair ana VIM Overon appointed Secretary; and the
question being put the meeting decided by an overwheln
ing majority IN favour OF the Charlottesville Convention:
whercupon committee of four was appointed who after
short consultation, reported the following preamble and
resolutions:
Viewing it as highly important that in the approach
ing election OF President and Vice President Of the IT,
States the friends Of Andrew Jacksons recollection should
unite IN choosing Vice President some man, who
whie ne commands the most harmonious support Of his
party VIII most properly represent its principles; and
heying That PHILIP r. BARBOUR, by his undertaking at
tachnent to the doctrines OF Virginan Republcanism
oher' the best assurance that he will faithfully, as
wen as ably sustain them--theIeiore
ResoiUed, That this meeting will support Judge r. p
BARBOUR as Vice President of the United States at the
approaching election along with Andrew Jackson as Pres
dent
Resoioed, That the best means Of promoting judge
barbour election, this meeting will send delegates the
cohVcDuo which is to meet at Charlottesville in June
next or tne purpose Of nominating electoral ticket in
Resoiped, That delegates in that convention he re-
CURED to name electors the who we're designated
by the legislative caucus in Richmond
HesotUed, That ~ J. Poindexer, e.. NJ. Quarlos
Charles Kimbrough and VIM Overton, be our delegates
TO the said invention
winch being adopted, the meeting adjournd.
JOHN GRAVES, Chairman
"lLLrAM OvERroH, Secretary.