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GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES

GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
nave Just received fne lot of very superior
English Levers, plain aud full Jcwelrd in HINT
ing and single Gold Cases, many of these move.
ments were selected by me, and cased in fine Cod
accoiolng I" my own instructions and therefore
can he highly recommended
nave a'so received lot of fine Anchor and
Cylinder escapement Watches, of Gold and Silver
cases.
Persons in want of time keepers arc rcoucstcd
to call and examine my extensive stock bcfote n cv
make purchase, all of which shall BE- sold low,
j. Nj. FREEMAN Jewcler
0J- Clocks and Watches continued TO be rcnai,ed
in superior style. Aur On
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MiSCELLAN EOUS.
800 80 eAa ssss $50 81.
NkUST SALE OF STEAM hN,sINEs.

kNkCSI SALE OF STEAM Engines.
II SahS' %c.--Pursuant to two Deeds ot Tiust
Necuieu oy the Pottsiuo Ith * Roanoke Rail Road
company. dated, respectively, the l4th of Mach.
$40 and 18th October, 1913, both duly recorded IL,
ne Clerks Office OF NorIOlk Cnuuty Court for the
'urpOse OF paving certain notes due To t. ~Prc,i-r
'cut, Directors, Sc, of the Farmers Lauk of Wiz,
;n'a, aud tho President, Directors, & Co" .,f the
SANK OF Virginia therein provcc for; in the tirst
,, winch deeds ann the surviving Trustee, and il.
ne sccon l was appointed sole Trustee, I shall
,cU atpublic auction, before the Court House in a.
portsmouth for cash. on the 4th OF September next
~ hall past 10 O'clock, A. NJ the following pro.
'erty mentioned in said Deeds. 10 wit Two Eu.
zines, scve'aly called The \. Juyncr aud A. EN-
neraon eight wheel Passenger Car called 10
WASHINGTON; eight wheel Baggage Car: Screw
Cutung Machine; IL four wheel cotpnlou Mood
SatS 5ci9ht wheel Freight Cars; 20 Cost Iron .
Drilled Rail Road w heels, al SO many of The tlr..,
asst described Articles as may be in existence and
me eight wheel Engine called the RuuuoLe and
her Tcudcr made by Eistwich s Harrison
Should II be deemed advisable by those Interest.
"a IN the payment of tho above notes TO po-tponc1
tle above sale until after the sale lie made by thu
poard OF Public Works under the mortgage TO the
a'c' which Is adv rtisCd ta Ike place al noon IN
nc sam" day thcu the above property will be- s,,ld
immediately alter sucn sale.
Inc title to the above properly is believed ,o he
perfect all OF II having been acquired bv the Ports
mouth y Roanoke Rail Road Company after it's
non tgage 10 the Board Of Public Works and dulv
conveyed as above men toned yet nc ing as yrus.
zee sht IL sell and convey only The title legally and
'qoitably vested in me by the deeds aiorcsaid
Aug WIN. Ii. WILSON, Trustee n
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ROUkS just received aud or ga c at New York
- prices, ny w. II. ii. HODGES s co.
The Expedition to Borneo of H. NJ S Dido. for
me Suppression of Piracy; with extra is from the
Journal of James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
we british government in Borneo,) by Capt. Hen
ry Keppel, r. N.-price so cts.
. Inc Modern British Plutarch or, Lives of Men
Ilsilnguished in the recent History of Engls nd
C. Taylor, l.. L. D.--prce so cents
reause on Algebra, by Elias Loomi@ A. NJ.
PROFESSOR OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
IN the University of the City of New York NJ m
per OF the Philosophical Society, of the American
Academy OF Arts aud Sciences, &c.
M. Statesmen of England
Nos. 81, 80, 90 and 100 Pi torial Shakcsncarc
No. 8 Morsc's Geographic Maps AUG is
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do you choose snuff" said polite French
man. presenting his box To yonug lady IN hoard OF
one OF our steamboats,. - No SIR" was The repIy.
never sit-l only cleans my teeth with
it''
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

SEALEp PROPOSALS in duplicate, Will b.
~ r ceivcd until - o'cluck ON the %, h ;nsi,,t
for the delivery at the Navy Ya.d of
Six best Cast Stcei MILL SAWS foot : ;,cb..
lons, I'o DC thih) OF humphreys make
Bond and urity VIII lie required for the - do
livery, subject to tho usual iusp, o,ion
GEORGE LHYALI..
aug i-l"WfW Navy Argent.
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NAVAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, S

Norfolk, August i2tb, lss6
WANTED at the Navy Yard one thousand
W bushels of best quality CHARCOAL tice or
an rdSh and subject to Inspection NJ payment
VIII be made until tue whole is devercn Which
must be ON or before he 10Th day OF OctoO r next
Scaled proposals in duplicate Will be received for
.ne aoove until 10 O'clock ON the 18Th September
next bond aud security will be required.
GEORGE LOYAL,
aug 'S-iaw4w Navy Agent.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

WILL BE SOLD at the Custom Honse ON
w MONDAY, the Path instant the following
articles from the Wind Mill Light Boat,
2,2OO lbs Cope. from bottom Of said boat
Lot Composition, about 100 lbs
Boat Is feet long and Copper fastened
! Lot standing and running Rigging
old Galley
Ind from the Recenne Gutter fancy,
Lot Copper, about 200 lbs
Lot Composition
., by order Of Conway white, Esq, Collector for
the Port of Norfolk.
Terms cash In Specie Funds
Aug I5-tds w. soREY, Aucpr.
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hEA CARD.

THE DUTIES of Miss srUART's School viii cor,
- nence on Tuesday, tie 10th Of Scptepber =
She takes this means OF expressing her o,,atit.I
70 ncr friends for their pa patronage and for the
iu.ure, promises the same unrcmittcd attention to
wv mental culture of her pupils, she has hi'hcr
q, $1,000 keom, as heretofore, in the basement of
Terms:
English, higher branchca ner sna.ior Of e..
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CANTON TEA-Always ON hand Gun pow.
~ der Imp rial and Young Hyson TEAS fresh
aud good Lovers of good Tea would do we'll in
BLACK TEA which has been pronounced excellent,
l. g. SCHOGLFIELD &c co.
July 2S-5t Drne,gi.ts
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CUSTOM UOUSE

Norfolk, 18th August, 1876
OROPOSA LIS will be received at this Office
unul ~ O'Clock of MONDAY. the 3lst inst.
for delivering $50 tons Of r UBBI,E HARD SION
at cach OF the ~ chit Houses on Back River Point
and on Smiths Island under the direction of the
respective Keepers OF those establishments, so as
TO b convenient for plncinr arouni the t,yvers
separate proposals will he received for each Light
House. The aid work will be required to be done
before the first of Nuvcmher ncxt
Aug ~ CONWAY WHITTLE, Sept
Herald copy FM&w]
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EOTYPE PHOTOCRAPU.
= Il, POR rR IFS lie -

nAGUERR EOTYPE cor PHOTOGRAPH.
~ iC PORTRAITS The subscriber has tho.
pleasure to announce to the Ladies and Ccntle,pep
)t Norfolk and Portsmouth. that he has returned
md wi take charge OF his Daguerrean Gallery i'm
pctson for short time only
lie pegs leave 10 state that from his long experi
nee IN this business, and recent wonderful inn
Provemcnts that be Is enabled To make Likenesses
N point of beauty, and style of finish to surpass
ny that mas heretofore been exhibited They can
nc inserted in Rings, Bracelets pins Cases nv
FRANCS and are Warranted not TO fade or rub off i
Instructions given in the art
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock al. I.
ways ON hand, at the lowest cash price can a.
Rooms Go ner OF Main and Talbot sts
aug f. OD3t j. X. w HITEHURST
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HAIR BRUSHES, PERFUMERY. &C,
IA ch I'e assortment of BAR BRUSHES, some
OF wnch arc OF the hest quality, with Perfiimerv
ani Fancy Soaps of various kinds. Also, Tooth,
Nail, busting and Cloth Brushes all of which we
are prcpaf red to sell at low rates T,O
!. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
July zo-ot Druggists.
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4 NENUlNE HARLEM OIL.-Jus received
* Gitom hIrcct importaton) su~ply of Gen
u'ne IL ARLEM OIL, Warranted to he dc real ar
uclc Foo sale at the Drug Store Sign of The Rio
hvrnr. CHAS. III. HEINlTSH,
! July 30 Anst
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SLAIRS S's TOBACCO.-50 butts Blair,
IS TOBACCO, just receiver and for sale at
factoiy prices 10y JOSIAH WILLS,
Au% Is Commerce street
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a ga RID. -Fncrc is impression prevalent
"A mere tbat another person is connected with the
oe9neSs OF this shop would beg leave most re-
sPectully to say, that it is not so. am on INV
own hopk, " make or break and shall endeavor
ny close attention and low prices merit Liberal
share of public patronage
DANIEL s. CHERRY
I'm ar,JC
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PENN II LEA YES abound IN q gumny mat
~ ter, which they readily impart to water form.
ing rich bland muciage, much used with great
advantage, as drink, in summer complaints Of
children, diarrhGa dvsentery, catarrh, &c To be
mad, at al tunes. fresh from the Drug store Sign
OF the Big Mortar. 60
July II CIAS. II. HEINITSH AGENT
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.-I desire, very
respectfully, to impress upon the minds of all
persons VIII" indebted me and more esDeciaIl,,
those whose accounts have been long standing that
justice to me demands of them an immediate set
uemeht hose who do not heed this notice may
jury - II. BELL
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- UPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
annihci supply Of that very fine article Of pure
Sign Of the Big Mortar ~ '''''''
July SO CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Aren't
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ERESH SEEDS.--We have just received
another fresh and full supply of GOOD SEEDS,
White Norf,lk do, White Flat, Globe and Long
White do Cabbages-Drumhd. Savoy, Flat Dutch
&c, and all Other season bic Seeds For sale M
the Drug Store, Sign Of tho Big Mortar
AUg4 CHAS. II. HEINITSH Aren't
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/ LIQUORS., &c.-l0 hbls Baltimore W hiskev
IL ~ bblS Old Nlonons ehala Whiskey
bbls aok's Rye Gin
do n f. Rum
do Old I. w. Brandy
5 do Imitation Brandy
French Brandy, Holland Gin, &c
Family and Snperfine Flour (newl
Laguira and Rio Coff.c
p. r., n. o. Loaf and Crushed Sugars
And general assortment of GROCERIES, for
sale low by GEO w q ICE
Aug 20-3t East side the Market
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VHTBEAT WANTED.-The sub cribcrs will
w pay the highest market proc for the above
article. WILLS 4 co
Aup
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VALUABLE GARDENING LANDS.

VALUABLE GARDENING LANDS.
"a a = ntciusn on the Western Branch
Ea@ having more Land than he wishes to cuIti.
R-l-Ivate himself, will either sell ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES of the same, or let it to a skill nj
Gardener and ilortculturist, on such terms as will
be agreeable to both parties
The g'eat vantage these lands possess for early
crops as we'll as variety of production. and the ia
clllty ct transportation to market, having ia navi.
gable stream 'or boats running through, 6y which
the Baltimore and other Steamers may be reached
in t"o hours from the Farm, renders them great
object to the Gardener.
There is no need of dwelling on the advantages
of Gardening for the northern cities in this vi,ini
~. Experience has proved il to be highly profta
BILE, aud the market il never foil.
Letters addressed to r. f. Portsmouth, Va on
tic subject will be promptly attended to
Aug II
90 TIE baltimore Sun will please COW tbc
above adver,s mcnt lines, weekly and send biIl
to this office
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR Is47
NAVY DEPARTNESr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoNs ANp CLorulNG
August I, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSE LIS, endo, scd 7" Pr, no
- sais for Beef" and 4" Proposals for Pork - az
the case may be, will be received at this office un-
til o'clock. p NJ, on MONDAY, the ii;h day Of
Scptcmh'r next, for furnishing ami delivering free
81 al cost and iislS to tho United States
FIVE 'h"usand four hundred barrels OF Navy
Boei, and four thousand eight hundred barrels of
Navy Pork.
fach barrel To contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight of Beef o. P,rk no excess of
weight IN either article will be paid for To bc dc
ivcrcd at the respective Nav Yards, as follows:
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WHJTE COTTON FRINGE .-VVc 6ayc
w received recently from New York LARGE as.
sortemnt OF White FURNITURE PRINCES, Of
beautiful pattern and very cheap
NRV2 JOHN COOKE < Cn
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pULL'S EXTRACT ARSAPARILIA.
- large supply of Bulls highly esteemed SAR
SAPARILLA. Persons suff.riug from Eruptions
Ulcers of long standing, Chronic Rheumatism
Sc ofula or Kings Evil, &c. will derive great ben
eft from its use. !. G. SCHoOLFIELD & co,
aug 2V-tt Druggists
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pIO AND LAGUiRA co FFEE.--40O ba g.,
~ Ut prime Green qcality, sale by
July ~ JOSIAH WILLS
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10 TIE LADIES AGAIN.-We call the
attention ui the ladies' again TO this superior
"'rio, NY MPH SOAP, for The complexion. It's con.
''ant use VIII change the most bilious complexion
, mo one OF radiant whltenoss; while the neck
hands and arms it bestows a delicacv and f,irneS,
winch It's continued use will happily protect, viii
every appearance of youthful charm to the mos,
It thc Drug Store. Sign of the Big Mortar.
July 50 ClIAS. III. HEINITSH AGENT
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MEAL, MEAL We are receiving daiIv b.,
w the Baltimore Boats, superior article Of
BOLTED MEAL. WILLS & co.
Avg
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ERESH BERMUDA ARROW ROOF
IL very choice article. for salc by
]. e.. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.
Aug 20-5t Drugris,s
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BERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A lot of s,,.
- Peri"r BERN UDA ARROW ROOT hat lust
been received AZ the Medical Emporium Corner of
High aud Nj die streets Persons wishing /, ob.
Ia prime article would do well to call and mr.
chase me OF it from the subscriber
Aug 10 HENRY RUFF.
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vALUABLE PROpERTY ION sAI-,.

VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE
"a In the town Of Gatrsvilc. North CornIira
80 TINT vel known Stand called MERCHAN MIS-
EzJ@l HOTEL This large Tavern has attsrbo,j
StaOies for Forty Horses. and all necessary Ont.
Houses. In addition TO that ~ store and ware
IL is 20 we'll known throughout the mi dc 90
northern States. bV gentlemen who have STONED a 4
IL. The H"tel was built in ls45 at an oxpcrsc Of
over t"o thousand d"lIars, and the owner will sell
IT now a the low price Of Fifteen Hund,ed Dolrors
To an industrious man il would be a first rate In
vc-tmcnt; a. there can be first rate business done
in the hotel and Strc. Possession given the first
For further information apply to
"A. ;. LEWIS, Camden County,
Or THOS. 6. VAUGHAN
Gatcsvillc, N. C.
Catesville, n. c., Aug. LOO
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NOTICE.

The Steamer OSCEOLA, will until
E,--SJ&skssc further notice take passengers every
x sunday to Old Point and return for IS
cents. JAMES MITCHELL,
Aug Is Canta;n
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M INDOW OLA SS.--Wc keep constantly ON
W h!nd large assortment Of Uindoio Glass of
various brands and numbers, which sc arc selling
on accommodating terms
]. e. SCHOOLFlELD & CO
July 2S-5. Dr,,,r;.
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NEW FLOUR.-I0 barrels New PATAPSCO
~ FLOUR, warranted extra. For sale Nv
Aug ll-4t T. II. WEBB
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~ me Exercises of his FEMALE SEMINARY on
MONDAY, Sept. l4th
Terms:
LIST Glass SIG per Session of months.
2d do II do do
Bird do IL do do
An additional charge OF So per Session for Latin.
MUSIC. on the Guitar or Piano, SIS per Quarter
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pACoN HANS.-2,oOO lbs OF choice BACON
Aug ll-N T WEBB
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hIRECr IMPORTATION.--5O Havana
~ SPEARS of the 90 Cuou'' brand imported in
the Schr Caroline from Havana for sale 6y
Aug IL JOSIAH WILLS, Commerce st.
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ZEN UIN PREPA We have
" jest received the following pure and ralt.ab,e
Perpetrators, m ,nulactured by the bCs,, and most
celebrated Chemists in the kuo xn world
90 ounces Sulphate Qu- Pure Tannin
nine Pure AREN'T Nit,as
Best Turkey Opium Ferri Citrate
(new crop Pure Cinchouine
Citrate Ferri S Quinine Chloride Iodine
iodlde Ferri Pure Strvchnine
P"tass Hydriod Chloride Ziuc
Iodine Plumb Oil Piper Mig. (pure)
rure flpefine Phosphate Ammonia Ia
Mo'Phia ouiphas new prcnataton.)
All of which will be slid a. reasonable priccs AZ
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
CHAS. II. HElNITSH, Agent,
Member of the philadelphia College of
Aug 30 Medicine Pharmacy and Chemi.trv
- ICES!!-ConstantIv on hand Tho
~ usual variety of Spices, such as
Allspice. Mace, Ginger,
Turmeric, Cloves Nutmegs
Cinnamon, Musta I'd Seed, SC.
All of the above may be had fresh and good at the
New Drug Store OF
&c. SCHoOLFIELD & CO,
Aug 2O-5t High street
LNARINA COLOGNE.-A few boxes Earl
ma justly CELEBRATED ana highly D ,pular co
LOGNE, which offer FIR sale a the usual rr;
ccs. l. G.. SCUOOLFIEID e. 20
Aug 2o-St Druggists.
ID EAL HARLEM OIL.-we have received
In another supply Of GEN UINE HARLEM OIL
Our friends in want of this valuable preparation
can at all times get the genuine of u.s.
/. G.. SCHOOLFIELD & Co,
Aug cost Druogis,s
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THOMAS TATENf,

AFTORN ny Ar LAW
MTILL pratt in the Superior and Inferio,
w Courts of Princes Anne NorfJlk anI Nan
scmond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. lie
will attend to business when dcsIrcd i'm any other
County Portsmouth, April T. on
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- HIldIHlltY that
-, if his Cor their) proposal to furnish Beef or
Pork (as the case may be) for the Navy ne aceenI-
cd by the Chief of the Bureau Of Provisions and
clothing shall enter INTO All obligation prior TO the
surciies for the fufmen of his Cor tho,r) engage.
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catosvi1le, n. c., Aug. lob INV ~ .
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

Very Distressing CASUALTY

On Thursday of last week, between one
and two o'clock, 2. NJ. three young gentlemen
OF our village, Edwin T. CLANCY. aged IS,
brother OF professor CLANCY of The Univer-
sity, Charles Henry Thompson, aged l6, son
Of the late Judge Thompson, and Robert
Connolly aged IS son of Mr. John Connolly,
embarked in a small sailboat to take an ex-
cursion in the Bay. When about two miles
from the wharves, and nearly the same dis
lance north Of Juniper island, a squall Of wind
struck the boat and capsized it, notwithstand.
ing the judicious precaution, that had been re-
sorted to immediately previous, of taking a dou-
blc-reefin the sail. This occurred about 3 O.
clock L. NJ. The young men chung to the
gunwale Of the boat, and were dritted in the
direction of Juniper Island, the hope of
reaching which constituted for a time, their
encouragement and support. But in this
hope they were disappointed The wind
which was very strong from the northwest,
aud was accompanied by a chilling rain, drove
them past the Island, and about equi-distant
between it and the Rock" 1t was now get
ting dark, and the rain had been beating
them, and the wind and waves paralyzing
their strength and unnerying their spirits, for
some hours. Young Thompson was the first
to fail. Through exhaustion, and, doubt
less, an utter extinction Of hope, he became
deliriouS and between s & 9 o'clock died in
the arms of Connolly From this moment
young CLANCY began to lose heart and hope.
Lashing the body of Thompson firmly to the
shrouds, Connolly with a self possession and
generous courage almost unparalleled, exerted
himself to animate the failing efforts, and
cheer the spirit, of his remaining companion
Amid the almost impenetrablc darkness, with
out a hope of help from any human arm, and
half the time completely submerged in the
waves they thus drifted till after 10 o'clock,
when the boat struck u rock some 20 or 80
from the shore, on the west side of
Shelburn Point and from five to six miles
from where she capsized The conclusion
broke the mast, and the boat Immediately
righted. At this time CLANCY had become
delirious, and resisted every effort of his he
role and self forgetting friend, Connolly to de-
tach him from his desperate hold upon the
boat, and finally throwing himself into the
boat, he Died almost within reach Of the shore
thus f~carfully left ALONE, succeeded
reaching the shore, and literally cravIed
to a barn, whore he remained till day light,
and fearless to the end, he obtained
assistance to secure and remove the bodies of
misconceptions, which were found in, and
to, precisely as he had left them
They were brought to the village on Friday,
Sunday committed to the grave.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-08

VIGoRoUs Prosecution OF THE WAR
AGAINST MEXIco. The N. Y. Herald saws /:
We learn that General Gaines has received
orders from Washington for the immediate
transportation fall the troops now stationed
in this division to the seat of war on the Rio
Grande. The orders are positive and peremp-
tory, and a Corporal's Guard only is to be left
at each of the forts and Notifications.
What does this Indicate
Tit the opinion, that the recent despatch
es received at Washington from Mexico, are
of such a character as to constrain the gov
erment to Conquer a peace" without any
more absurd ceremony with the Mexicans.
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MARRIED.

In this town, Sept. 80, by Rev. NJ. LudluIn, Mr.
EMERY FULLER to Miss MARY ANN NJ. WETHERBY,
all Of Brandon.
The "Printer'' received his "fec' for which he
wishes the happy 'twain one flesh" all the joys pos
sibIe for them to enjoy in this lower world. The
gods love those who thus remember the Printer.
In this town, Tuesday morning last, by Rev. G.
A. Thomas, Mr. BENJAMIN BATES, of Franhlin, Ohio,
to Miss SUSAN c. HALL, of this town.
The "Printer'' was again Remembered" which
was very gratefully received.
In Middlebury, Sept. "a, Mr. Ira Smith to Miss
Augusta English.
In Burlington, Sept. IS, Rev. Joseph H. Myers to
Ellen Isabella, daughter Of President Wheeler.