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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

i-.t II tlSLlArA HUNS.
'HNiit. PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE iIlus
ttitcd Ii: series of short and familiar ESSAYS
originally published in the Banner of the Constfu
ton"
C0BBET1'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy OF the established church an equitable RIGHT
to the tithes or to any other thing called church pro-
pery, greater than the dssentars have TO the same
and ought there, ought there not to be separntion
OF the church from the state i'm six letters addressed
to the church parsons generally, including the cathedral
aud college clergy and the bishops, with dedication to
Bloomfield, Bishop of London; by VIM. Colbert NJ p,
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTIIAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account of the MONEYS
coins, weights and measures OF the principal trading
nations and their colonies together with their values in
U. s. currency, weights and measures translated from
the 9Th edition of !ugcl, with additions from the works
of Kelly, Nelcebrochcr, Nruse, McKcllugh and Others;
by Francis j. Grunl author of " Elementary Treatise
oil Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Dutgs, from and after the Sd
day of March, 1888 until the 3lst of December of said
year. inc lusiEe, all goods, and merchandise,
imported into the United States of America, as cs-
tablished by acts Of congress.
Just received, and for sale by W. McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp and Common street
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SSLANl tf AT THE SOUTH, or the south vinli
bScatcd or. the and fanaticsm of the northern
abalitionists. vol. 10 mo.
The book of Pleasures, by Thos Campbell .;amue
Rogers and Mark Akensidn. vol Is Mo.
The Gentleman and Ladys Book afPocucssnnI pro-
cs. BY Madame Cennrt translated rom the sixth Pa.
ris edition.
Infantry Tactics, or rules for the exercise and
nocuvras of the United States infantry. BY Muier &c
neral Scott, { j Army. In 2vols - mo- iust received
and for saGby w mexican, cor camp Is com ST.
ANEW B0OKS-Rienzi. the last of the Criuncs, By
! Y the authors Of Pelham &c.
ONEIvA THoU,ANp or the davs of Henry Gnatrc, by
the author ofNclnlien &c in vuls
MAlMUp in . volumes,
CAsKEr OF Observation-Disclosures received
bY1 BANCROFT & TRTER, IA camp ST.
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INFANCY PRINTS-20 cases rich light fancy prIts
Il 50 cases domestic fancy do; 10 cases blue prints
in store and FIR snle by
s27 TCCASu & co dim q
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-- corner OF Camp and Common SITS.
n EN BOoKS.-Essay on the Rate of Wages, will
anexannaton of the causes of the differences il
the condition of the laborng population throughout tho
world, by IL. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures of Law Yer
| in two vols.
knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale bv
nov "a HOFCllklSS Il Co., 81 Chartres ST.
OB0k AND JOB PRINTING.
And Blank BO0k .Nanuftctory.
'HNfl subscriber respectfully informs lis friends anl
thopnblic that he has, in connection with his boob
and stationary store I'M extensive Printing Otiice 9nl
Book Binlery, and is ready to undertake The printing
rrn n,n ngIss G nra No,; B B CheeA
Labels Bill Forms, Droy Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills
, Also: the Binding of BoooEs and manufacturing O
Blank Books OF any size or description.
Corner Camp and Common SIS, opposite Richtrjson'
llate Bishops Hotel j 3
ANNALS FOR 1896.
VIE III JE wv, W E;Fo!:R1GET;ME-NoTn Christmas
1886. Edited by Mrs. 5 c Hall. @S'''' '0'
hEhrii.s PIcruEEsQuE yinSUAL for 1896, onbc!lsh-
ed with % splendid on9ovings by The first artists.
honaficA IA. ANNgaI being selections from the Eng
bould '''' ''7' ''y II N'i-
w., TT r;l hElG19gs ouvEHln Christmas New Years,
ana Blrlll i'hv Present for 1879 Edited by Chimney
Cotton, d d. Just received and for sale bv
;,, WI MkEAN,
acc /! coniar Camp and Common ST.
UNITED STATES; DIsvrpIf,r r0I-nr
Enst n;,.;, 81 -; IocNi,
In .1da,i,uuv si,l;u%. i>'s'''' VI Louisiana"
n n obedience Of nm n2rior,t ,,i ,
/ of Henry SortnttE an a 1 n1,'i n't on motion
curing statement Of H. ,ii '"''i H,:'E 10 'o re-
and UNCLAIMED in Tho Po+ ~ ,G4,l'@ dIpostGa
lishcd; specifying tlc cnIGsl,, NJ L, :" ~ pHo
INTEREST,", of IL OF deposit ahd parties
the sum of sl232 a. rnn"inn c ' nS'strar Leporis
lnv.;,,o o,s 80 ~ 4ti'''i''s uttaliled-in The FOL
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] 'O71t .IttONhEdH1S H1tH EtHtfo7 .IgtllcV IVtcc.
Z II Exchange Place, for the transaction of busi-
ness relative 10 Accounts, Collecting Debts, Iransa-
lions; ec;wl engage to write up and keep radesmen
hooA| eithefhy the nonth, job, and is confident
from the experience lie has had for many years past
IN some OF the most respectable houses that he can give
general satisfaction to those who may phose employ
him. lie pledges himself that all debts entrusted to his
care, VIII receive his best attention. and romhis know
ledge OF and long residence in this city, he oirs bis
vices with the fullest confidence, ut the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all re-
ceipis. Trauslations aud from the French and Spa
nish language he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lyear Neu Orleans. October 1856.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
III WALES OF A PHYSICIAN. By William II. IIar-
IA rlson.
"Ws crave exceeding pardon in The iu,,l,cy of the
attempt Sir Thomas BnowN.
In . vols.
NIGrrs At MISS. In vol
a PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Land; comprising recall
lcetions, sketches and reflections, made during
tour IN the East in lS52-33. BY Alfonso DE La
nm m'1.me ,. Member of the French Academy. 2vols
Family in Paris" by rhos. Brown The von"t.
author OF the iwopcnny Post Bag, etc etc
81 rnea nr!lcii;c RESPONDED mus, iocosc,
s'Nicinl,ls 3,,n
liOTCIIKiSS & co,
OCT ~ 2i Charities street
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TEy!IE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Sc,-The
4 Language OF Flowers, illustrated by colorcd en-
cravings, 2d edition.
The Moral OF Flowers, illustrated " calorcd cngra-
wings, 81 edition,
Flolg, and Ih,la; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers, with aI,-
propriyr illustrations, cmbrstd with coorch plates,
by lady.
Floas Interpreter; er, tie American Bool; of Flaw
md Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, llirl edition, I'M
proved.
The Artist, or, Young Ladies' Instructor in Ornn-
mental Paintings Drawing, &c.
Just received and for sale |,y
WM N'EEAN,
oct 12 corner of Cnnp anh Common s's.
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tNiIED STATES EllLNN1L-LLAE
FROM New ORLEANS TO NOZZLE.
~ Steam PocGets, no Carriages.
f(.f@S E f.:3t=s &C.: 60 :
lheohoyc line is composed Of four splendid steamers
tile first class, viz
Steamer ouACLllTA, Crosse, Master
IEONIDAs Co"iton,
!" SOUTH ALABAMA, Aldrich
The above bonts are fitted up expressly FOR the trls
consequence of the very light dra Of the above boats
they are enabled to take the inner passages consequent
~ passengers escape the annoyance of sea sickness.
tendnnt the outside rount The strctest attention
paid 10 the comfort of passengers.
An arrangement has been made with the Florida Inc
by which passengers bound to Tallahassee, New York
fhilRhephla or Norfolk, who do like the delay OF
stopping in hlebile III be Transferred to the WatcInan
and those recurring from Pensacola, by the Watchman
totIle mail oat atfnrdng great accom- citations per-
sons Travelling northwards, and parties OF pleasure WHO
MAY wish to visit the healthy city of Pensacola
The mail beats leave the lake end of the rail road
Immediately after the arrival of the half past twelve
o'clock car, and Mobile at IL A NJ.
For freight 2rpnssege apply to
ToIIRNE & BECkWlTH, Agents.
% and % New Levec, n Orleans;
aug l9 OIL G BURKE, Mobile
N. b. Passengers oy the above line have the nre-
crence in mail lines leaving Mobile. Dinner will be
given on board the boats at three o'clock r. NJ. The
noove p?nts Will receive and und passengers at all the
intermediates landings.
washington Irvins's New WORKS, Nc.
HTllE CRAyoN MISCELLANY; No 3, containing
ID Legends Of the Conqest of Spain By the
author of the Sketch Book
lIE LIFE 1t George Washington; in Latin prose. BY
Francis Glass, A. NJ. of Ohio. Edited by N Rcy-
nolds.
JACK DowsIyG's Song Book; containing selection Of
about two hundred songs, many of which arc new
by Jack Downing VI. ID. III.
ErniPInEs Translated by the Rev r. Potter, NJ. A.
i'rebenday Of Norwich. In vols ISno being Nos
10 10 and u of 'lIarpcr 5 Classical Library
Just received and for sale by WM M'kEAN,
nov cor otcamp and com SITS
n AMEo NEW WORk-Memoirs OF celebrated
% Commanders; by J p r James, Esq author of
Dainlcy, Rchclicu, Marstc,ton, The Gipscy, Sc; in
9 vols. - ' "
Nuts to Crack; or, Qups Quirks, Anecdotes and r,-
cete OF the Oxford and Cambridge scholars; by The a,l
thor of faccti;c CantAhrgiensis, &c, &C.
Phillips on Insurance, vol O.
Just received and for s,le h,
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n IFE OF WIN. COBBErT, &c.--The life of
u VIM. Cohbeu dedicated to his sons from the
conl London edition, in vol.
Memoirs OF the Life of the right honorable Sir Jnnes
Macintosh, edited by his son, Robert James Machn-
tosh Esq. in vols.
Thrrlstm Tales BY the author of Tales of Voyagcr
TO the Arctic Ocean, in . vols Just received and
sale by WAI. M'KEAN,
dec is corner Of Camn and Common SIS.
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FOR NEW YORK.
lI.Ouiainnn and Now Inrl, inn Of pnnl.,
IN ~ In
lttIoI7Tfsg lttfIfY lTFfN FIN

- -. - - -
n VIE ships composing this line VIII sail from Na2.
A Orleans and New York on ever; other hInndn,,
Commencing the 18th April and to insure H.,
sti1ces pncality in their time of saiiing the line will
hereafter consist of six ships viz = ~
ship lAZOO, Captain Eldrdgc to leave mere y,tb
April. VIZ sun
ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May. 'l''' vi
23d May. ~ l"'1 o'i
Ship VICKSBURG, Captain Woodhe,lse, to leave on
9th Juur. ''
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on goth
June.
= Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave OH
Sd July. "
u~5T The above ships are all new of the first closs
coppercd and copper fastened, and upwards of 500 tons
burthsn, of light draught of water being bult in
New York expressly for the trads. The price of ms
sage fixed at one hnMdrc& dollars their cabins arc fitted
upon the most improved and convenient plan & finished
IN neat and elegant style. Ample stores of the first
quality, will be provided and every regard had TO the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers who will
please take notice that berth can he secured mill
pnid for at the Office of the consignees.
These packets commanded by captains well OK
perenccd in the trade, who will give every attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will al ali
times be towed up and down the Mississippi by steam
BOATS and the strictos punctuaty observed in the time
of sailing.
The owners of these ships will be responsible for
amy letter parcel or PACKAGE sent by put on beard of
them, unless regular bill of ading be signed therefor
Mt the counting house. Of the agents or owncrs For
J. D. BEN & A. COHEN,
ADrl III M. II Cam strn
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a HIP ARKANSAS,C c. S. Dennis, commander 81
~ tons, 10 sail February 22d.
Ship NASHVILLE, j. Ratl,bone, commander, 5I3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, Gao
tons, to sail March LIST.
Ship ORLEANS, s. S. Sears, commander, 500 tons
10 sail April 18th.
Ship ALABAMA, c. c. Berry, commander, 47l
tons, to sail January %.
Ship saratoga, w. Hathaway, commander, 5i2
tons, to sail May ID.
The ships Of this line will sail punctnay from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
out the season
They are all of the first class, copper fastened and
coppcrad, and were built in New York expressly fer
this trade.
Ihey are commanded by experienced mon, draw
light draft of wntcr, and will at all times be towed IN
ana down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their nc
commodations for passengers very superior
The owners of these ships will not be responsible fer
any letter, parcel or package, by put on board
OF hcm unless regular bill of lading be signed there
tor, at the counting house of the agents
he rate OF passage is fixed $40; wine or uuer
'u'ioea on board. or freight or passage, apply
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
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nRY GOODS-l0 cases fancy colorcd domestic
~ prints 10 bncs Trenton improved lickngs; 10
bales Oxford Al icugs; cases blue Pshurg cords
case heavy black carPcng, landing from barque 10
sephine and for sale by TCCASH & Co.
sI0 NJ, A., e., -.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..
TsNIIE Chinese n general description Of th Empirc of
q China and its ,hairasrs. t'y John Francis pa
viz, Esq, + Il ), Sc. In 4vol: being Nos. ID and
81 Of Impers' Family Library.
Letters to Young Ladies', by Mrs |! Ii Sigoumry New
edition, 1881.
The Pilgrims Progress, with Iifn of John Bu;a
lIohcr, Southey, Esq LID. Poet laureate, &c. Sc.
illustrated with - cnts, by Adams, after drsgns by
Chapman, Harvey aud others. New edition, l951.
Just received aud for sale by W NirhEhN.
Corner Of Camp & Common ia.
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-.... IiNh tilt.th BpbI 3.
{llhCk books on the following banks, viz: Mex-
~ chants, Exchamge ard Banking Co, Orleans
Mechanics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Atchaialaya, Canal and Banking Co., Commercial
tarrglton, Improvement Co., Gas Citizens Uuion and
City iianks for sale by llOTClIkiSS & CO.
ian 10 i,l,,rtr..
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H. Eill.hY has removed from &c Chartrcs street
n 10 Canal, near Royal and las received by late
m additions to the original stock which now
o"efed IN quantities. to suit Purchasers.
l'iciI .satins, plain and tigutci.
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OMIT u AR Y.
Communicated for the Phoenix.
MRS LUCY Fl. WASHBURN.

/" The Iov'd, the lost. We name her but to pay
Fond men'ry's tribute to departed worth"
& Died, at Vernon, on the 9Th OF December,
Mrs Lucy III. Washburn, wife OF DR.. Cyrus
W., of Vernon, in the SD year Of her age.
Mrs Washburn was daughter of Mr. limo
thy Hathaway of Hardwick Ms. About i0years
since, she became the wife Of DR.. Washburn,
who, in the Providence of God, had been left,
a second time, wdower, with five children,
from six years old and upward. To the du-
ties Of this new station--these new and i'm
portant relations, she came with well-cultiva-
ted mind, warm heart, and willing hands
The children rose up and called her blessed;
her husband also, and he praised her. Why
so soon, why SO suddenly, was the abode OF
quietness, Of Joy, and singing, made house OF
mourning and lamentations? Why must the
heart Of the husband be made TO bleed this
third time? The Lord knows; the Lord is
wise and righteous; God is love. He took
from the husband the desire Of his eyes with a
stroke'; and, from the dear children, one who
loved them with mothers love- They are
left to mourn; but not alone. Chastened sor-
row fills the hearts of aged parents, who. had
hoped she would live to follow them to their
last resting place. Dear sisters and brother,
to whom she was lovely and pleasant in her liiri
mourn her departure. In the place OF her ma
tiyity, in the circles in which she moved, in The
place where rest her remains, her worth was
appreciated--her memory is precious. To the
poor and afflicted she gave more than tear
She opened her hand wide for their relief. TIC
religion and its institutions she was warm
and unwavering friend. Its ministers she es-
teemed for their works sake; in unison will
her husband, receiving them with hearty wei
come, and doing all that piety and charity coule
do, to make the home Of their Host pleasant
improving, happy home 10 them. Many have
been delighted to hear and unite with her, sing
ing praises to God, below. May they be pre-
pared to sing with her the netc song, above
Cannot her friends say, in words, they have
often heard her sweetly sing IA
.Thou ar, gone to the graye!bu, we will not depor
| thee, 1855
| lie gave ,hce-Tie took thee--and He will resor
And death has no sling, for the sayior has died."
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PUBLIC MEETING-IN HALIFAX

PUBLIC MEETlNG-IN HALIFAX.
Pursuant TO previous notice, Public
Meeting Of the citizens of Halifax was hold
en- a, their South Westinghouse on the 9TH
instant, at one o'clock, p NJ, to take into
consideration the late murderous outrage at
Alton, Illinois
Rev. SAMUEL FIsKE, was chosen Chair
man. and SANFORD PLUMB. Secretary.
On notion Committee of five, consisting
Of Rev. T. H. Wood, S. Plumb, A. Tucker,
R. D, jones' and S. Oils, were chosen TO pre-
pare and report resolutions expressing the
views Of this meeting in relation TO the be-
fore mentioned outrage :-Whereupon the
committee subsequently, reported the follow
ing; each of which, after being deliberately
discussed and attentively considered, was
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, our country has Of late become
infested with spirit OF Moboeraey which
threatens, unless checked, to blast the hopes
oil every lover of liberty; TO take from us
our dearest rights, as American citizens; and
10 PROSTATE beneath the feet Of ruthless fac
tons, our constitution and laws: therefore.
RcsOlrsd. THAT all men are free and
equal that they are endowed by their Crea-
Tor with certain inalienable rights, among
which are life, liberty, and the pursuit Of
happiness" $3.50
Resolved, That the freedom of speech and
olhe press are invaluable human rights, and
that every citizen may have the free commu.
nlcaiion Of thought and opinion upon any
subject, being responsible for the abuse Of
that liberty TO his God and the constituted
authorities OF the land. g
RssOlued, That the depredations so FIRE.
quenlly committed, OF late. upon the persons
and property Of our fellow-citizens impera
lively demand the adoption of such meas
ures as will correct those alarming evils
and that unless the friends Of law. order ant
equal rights unitedly exert themselves 10 AZ
rest the destructive influence, the history o
our republic will ere long be the history o
anarchy and confusion. a3l faEks
kesotved, That the late murderous outrag'
upon lhe supporters OF free press in a FREE
S'a'e Of our republic is a fragrant Outrage
upon the feelings of humanity, and that an
TESS atoned for by prompt and signal punish
menl of the offenders, will stand in charac
'eFs of lasting inlamy and disgrace upon tn
pages oil American history.
ResOlved, That the repeated destruction Q
me press ofthe Alton Observer by maliciou
ana tyrannical mobs and he sacred caus
lor which the Rev, Elijah p. Lovejoy lal
oown his life, require the re-establlshmer
o. heraldef truth in that region. aud tha
IN concertWth the friends OF human right
10 other sections OF our country, we viii, D
,ne blessing Of God, use all honorable an
awful means to re-establish that paper
. Anon upon such permanent. standing
Will insure its success l
Kesoiced That all who resort 70 unlawis
violence to prevent free discussion on an
subject do in reality establish the fact ths
run and reason are against them.
IN motion, Voted, that The proceedings
ms meeting be signed blythe chairman an
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STATE OF VERMONT.

W estWtHSteF t'T0o0te UtSfrtcf, ~.
BY the Honorable DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Esq,
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said Distrct-To all concerned in the Estate
of THOMAS BROWN, late Of Towns
bend in the County Of Windham and State
Of Vermont, deceased GREErIre
"HEREAS William u. Shafter, Admin
w istrator on The Estate of said deceased,
has suggested to snid Judge that he proposes 10
render the FIRST account OF his administration ON
said Estate, at the Probate Court next to be
holden at The Inn Of Chester Rand, in Towns
bend in said District, on the last "Wednesday OF
January next. Therefore, you are hereby cited
to appear at snid Probate Court and shew
cause, y any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed. .sts 81 81
Dated at Townshepd 10 said District, this
goth day of October, Ammo Domiui one thous-
and eight bundled and thilty-seven, lSn
By order Of The Judge, a.. n
IA JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg.
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DIED,

In Dummerston, 10th inst. of consumption,
Miss Melinda Stockwell, aged SO.
In Halifax, Nov. Goth, Mr. Samuel ~ Ism,
AGED az He was one Of the early settlers OF
The town of Groton, Conn. He was for
more than fifty years professed and CON
sistent disciple Of Christ The righteous hath
hope in his death. Printers in NY. and Conn.
are requested 10 notice.
In Swanzey, Sd inst. Mr. Isaac q. Lombard
aged 81. Nov. 40, after a long and distressing
illness, Mrs Judith, wife of Capt Nathaniel
Fish, aged 50. Dec. 5, Capt. Peter Holbrook,
aeed rs years and ten days.
I'm Chesterfield, 9th inst. Mrs Lydia, wife oil
DIR Harvey Carpenter, aged 81.
In Weslmoreland, Sept. Is, Miss Louisa
lincoln. AGED IS; also, Oct so, in Utica, N.
v IN his way home 10 Westmorelsnd, Mr.
Lewis II. Lincoln, aged ~.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IV..f.,,;o .fe,. Probofs Dtsfr;rf

-tH nN.t W ostHttUSttF fFVVutc kStShtcts 90
BY the Honorable DAVID l.. PUrNAM, ESQ.,,
Judge Of the Probate Court within and for
said District-To all concerned in the Es-
tate Of JONATHAN PRIEST, late of
Athens in the County Of Windham and State
Of Vermont, deceased-- GREErIHG.
WTHEREAS Jonathan Cotton, Executor
w on the Estate Of said deceased, has sug-
gested to said Judge, that he proposes to render
The first account Of his administration on said
Estate, at the Probate Court next 10 be holden
at the Inn OF Charles s. Dickinson, in Rock
ingham in said district, on the last "Wednesday
Of December next.-Therei6re, you are hereby
cited to appear at said Probate Court, and shew
cause, if airy you have, why the said account
should not be allowed,
day of November, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and ihirty-seyen. 43
BY order Of the Judge, ~
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Nassaehuseffs


Brighton Market--Monday,D Dec. 1s, 1887.
(Reported Tor the ID. Advertiser X PATRIOT
At market 600 head Beef Cattle, 80 Stores,
1000 Sheep, and IS Swine. About $50 Beef
Cattle unsold.
PRicEs--Beef Caitle-Last weeks prices
were hardly sustained, probably occasioned by
the unfavorable weather We quote extra at
81; first quality 6 IS a IS; second quality
SO SO; third quality 4 IS a a5.
Sheep--Saes quick Lots were sold AT
81 IS, 80, 9 IL, 2 IS, . 50, 9 90 and Q rs.
S,cine-A lot Of about 80 were sold, price
not made public. AT retail, &c for Sows, and
los for Barrows.
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MARRIED.

In Westminster West, VI. 18th inst. Alfred
Hitchcock, M. ID. of Ashby, Ms. to Miss FL
della d. Clark of the former place.
At Vernon, VI, by Cyrus Washburn, Esq. Nov yth'
Mr. William Robinson, of South Orange,to Miss
Maria Wait, of Hardwick, Mass: BY the same, Nov
I6,h. Mr. James ID Jackson, Of Dinwiddie Co. Va, 10
Miss Franres Wright, of Northampton, Mass: by
The same, Nov Esd, Mr. Elijah Hol,on, 20 Miss Expe-
renoe Jspson, ha,h Of Norih6eid, Mass; And py
The same Dec 9Th, MIR Franklin Whitney, Of Warwick,
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