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Machinery for Sale.

IN IA LOOMS, now running heavy goods and IN irsl-
rate order, and will be ready deliver about the last
OF this month.
SPOOLER, 10 bends 10 in. LAP DOUBLEk
The above machinery will be sold low II app lied for soon
Application may be made No. IA South Water Street,
Providence, or at this ri
slatersville, July2. AID. LOCKWOOD & co
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ALLJIMUlJ5 LIUN FAftFS.
DAILY except sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A NJ and Al r. NJ.
Leave Norwich at + Am. and a pm.
u The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with the Boston and Worces
Ter, and Western Trains each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the II Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN, uG Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Alyns Point for Boston, about iay, except
sunday.
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 stopping at
Danielsonville and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN Dia Steam Boat.
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ing except Monday upon the arrival of the Boat from
York, stopping at Norwich and Danielsonve.
Leaves Worcester or Norwich and New ork at 81
iaiiy except Sunday. stopping at DeniesOnyille and
Norwich
FREIGHT TRIMS, daily each may, ercept Sunday.
Special contracts will be made for cargoes large guam
titles OF Freight, application the Superintendent
Fares less when paid tor Tickets than when pai
III the j. w. STOWELL, Supt,
Norwich, April Is, 1886. Il
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Summer Arrangement.

summer Arrangement
FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, AM
and 81 p NJ.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road, al ia AMI
With Worcester Passengers, and II Am. and ST
N r. The train will take up passengers East
OF birmingham.
With Passengers. from NeCYork by Steamer Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
birmingham.
FROM BOSTON,
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ha
ven and New York, at u A. M. and 4 PM
For N0rOich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. NJ. and 24 p.
For Forester and Way Sta ions the Worcester 9"i
Road at n M. 24, and A P. N
N. B. The P NJ. Train viii not stop at any Staji,I
East of birmingham
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P. NJ.
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Leave Boston at 40 AM, 24 and ST PM
Freight Train will leave Boston l25 for Saxon
vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at 74A. M-from Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk gifts owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
July |, 1876. tf27
NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD.
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Died, in Perry county, Alabama on the 18th
November, Mrs. ELIZA CARY SMITH, vile OF
Mai. Francis S. Smith, and daughter Of the late
DR.. Henry w. Lockelt, all formerly Of Powha-
tan county, Virginia. Mrs. Smith was, at The
lime CT her death, in The 38th year OF her age
She left husband and seven children, one an in
FAINT, only six weeks DID, 10 deplore their ifrepa-
rable loss THIS amiabe and excellent woman
had through life, performed her whole du!y, ana q:
as daughter, sister, wife and mother, exhibited IN
her daily walk shining example OF the spolless
virtues which adurn The female character. She
has paid The last sad debt Of humanity, and we
trust is in the enjoyment OF th..t happiness pre-,
pared Tor the blessed on high. when mortal snaii
have pul on immortality" N.
Died. ON Thursday evening, November 18th,
al Mobile, Ala, Mr. ANTHONY 3. SMITH.
Died, 81 her residence, in Williamsburg, on
Thursday, November 18th, Mrs. SARAH GRlF-
Pin consort OF DR.. Samuel Stewart Griffin, OF
Thai city, aged about 60 years. Her death is
deeply deplored by that whole community as
lady Of superior worth; to her family The loss is
poignant as we'll as irreparable.
Died, in GAINESVILLE, Sampler CO, Alabama, on
the lllh November, suddenly, OF Asthma, Mrs
ELIZABETH S. HILL, relict OF Capt. Robt. Hill
formerly OF King William county, Va.
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"rLL THINK ON THEE. "

IN think on thee, I'll think on thee,
Star ot nv love whereer / roam,
On barren heath, or fDwery lea
Der Ly bias sands-by oceans foam
Deep in my heart the memry dwe!!s;
No promised boom Of eath can lear
From out lis thousand secret cells
The thoughts of the are cherished there
IN think on thee, when morning light,
In glory breaks around Thy brow
OF the far mountains, and each height
Takes "the deen i:nt OF summers blue.
The memory whispers 10 my heart,
o. many promised joy 10 De,
In every cha ngr,-Dear or apart,
That heart s,ill iondly ciings 10 thee.
m think on thee, when twilight spreads
Her shad wv wings DER land and sea;
And nrghr-s flowers close their lids
or beauty, on the waning day;
And il l'm ,W'd BY sorrow down,
The though. will >e, my spirit Tree
In tickle iortnae's smile, as frown,
III think ON thee. I'll think on thee.
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VIRGINIA IN THE FIELD!

The Lynchburg Virginian of The 26th says
tha, several young men OF high responsibility, de-
spairng of company being raised in that town
resolved 10 proceed 10 Richmond on Friday, loI
the purpose Ct joining one of the volunteer COM
panies in This city.
The Marlnsburg Gazette Of the 26lh contains
a call for meeting Of The citizens of Berkeley
county on Friday evening, the 9th, to respond te
the Proclamation of Gov. Smith.
The Wheeling (Va) Times OF the 25ih con-
lains call for a meeting of The people of Ohio
county, on Wednesday evening, 25th inst, 10 or
ganize company of volunteers.
The Fredericksburg Recorder announces lha
public meeting will be held in that place 10
day, 10 respond TO the call for volunteers for lhs
Mexican war
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POETRY.
MONTEREY.

We were not many we ".'o s'ooo
3 tore III iron slveI mat day
y, mary :. gallant spirit would
eve nalt AZ years, if he bur could
Have been w,,a Us al Monterey.
Now here, naw n-re, the shot, ii hailed
In deadly dfiits vi herysp;ay,
W: no; a single solder quaied ~
When wounded comrades round them "aiieu
Their diving shou, e, Monterey
And on-s,ill on our column kept
Through walls OF fame its wither'ne way
Where tell the dead The living Sept
Sill, charging on the guns which swept
The slippery streets Of Monterey.
The foe himself recoiled ashasI,
Wnen, striking waere he strongest lay,
We swrop; his a,n@ing batteries past,
And Drawing mi lneir muidefous blasts
S,ormeI home The towers oil Monterey.
Our banners on those turre,s wave,
And there our evening bus'es play;
Wnrre orange hougns above their grave
Keeo green the memory Of The brave
Who fought ana fell al Monterey.
We are not many-we who press'd
Beside he ',ave VINO fell that day.
Bu, no Of has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior resi-,
Than not have been al Monlerey'
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BY Inr GOVERNOR or TINE STATE OF VIRGIN
A PROCLAMATlOS.

xx7HFREAs, 1t has been represented 10 The E1ecu-
w tive, that WILLIAM A. CLERE, who was con
nurd In the Jail of franklin county, under conviction
for felony has made his escape by breaking said jii
and is now going at large Therefore, william smilh,
Governor Of the staie OF Virginia do hereby oner re-
Of Inc said William A. Ciere 10 the Tailor OF the SAID
county Of FrankIin-and do require all officers, civil
and military and request the peopls Of The Common
the arrest or the said William A. Clere thai be may be
dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of The Comnonw :ailh. al Richmond,
l.r1 this ninth day Of November, In the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and fsrty-siI, and Of The
Commonwealth the seventy-hrst- WIN. SMITH
but. and rather spare, light complexion, sandy hair
and whiskers-bad on, when he e,caped, black jeans
Goa, and pantaoons, and black CAPS fond OF drink
ing and AFTER having access 70 liquor his complexion
becomes forid He ali indifferent honse painter, and
claims TO he native Of Richmond city, where his mo
,her q widow resides NOV. lo-swo"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

The following are the members elect from Mas
sachuse!is in the next Congress, all Wings: Ro-
Der, c. Winthrop, Amos Abbott, Charles Hud-
son, George Ashmun, Julius Rockwell, John @.
Adams, ARENAS hale, and Joseph Grinnel. In
the 81 district Hon. Daniel P. King lacks IL votes
of being reelected; in The Alb district Hon. John
G. PalfIey lacks 472. A special election in these
TWO cases will be held on the 29lh December.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 18th November, BY Rev. VIM
S. White Mr.. J. w. EARLY, 10 Miss SARAH T..
eldest daughter Of Mr.. George Marlin-all o.
Albemarlc.
Married, on Tuesday evening, Gath Novem
Der, by the Reverend Benjamin Kidd, the Rever-
end A. w. SALE, OF The Virginia Conference. lo
Miss BETTY ANDERSON, daughter OF Robert An
derson, of Hanover county, Virginia.
Married, on the 25lh November,yat Smilhfeld
Isle OF Wight county, Virginia, BY the Reverend
J. E. Edwards, Mr.. ALEXANDER *. Parker, oiihi'
City, 10 Miss MARGARET F ATKINSON, only
daushte OF the late Joseph Atkinson, OF The for
mer place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

The Mexican prize schooner Telegraph, in
charge Of Midshipman Smith, arrived in lhls porI
Yesterday morning, (says The N. Q. Delta, Nov.
2I.) Hr delivered her over 10 The PIlzs. master.
The following is an extract Of letter which we
received Yesterday III is dated U. s. ship Relief,
Pensacola, Nov. IL, 1876: 1--WE shall sail iot The
above place Anton LzaTdol on The arrival Of
General La Vega, who takes passage WIN US
He is expected tomorrow, and we shall sail iui'
medialely on his arrival"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

We have examined, greatly 10 our satisfaction,
The excellent engravings on wood by Mr.. J. J.
Case. late of New York. He seems 10 be mas
lerof business which is fast getting into favor.
Should any of our citizens desire 10 have such
work executed, and at moderate rates, they will
find MIR. C. al Mr.. P, q. Taylor's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

The Jack,onsville Republican contains full re-
turns from The district in Alabama lately repre-
scented BY Felix G. Mcconnell. Bowdon, DEM,
is elected by handsome majority over Walker,
Dem, and Goodman, Wing. The total vote is,
Bowdon 2,7o4; Walker 1905 Goodman ! ,979
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

UNITED STATES SEIZURE.-The Yu-
caran schooner "Young Leonidas" (says the N.
o. Tropic) arrived here yesterday from Cam
peachy, was seized BY The o. S. Marshal. This is
a. i; should be- Yucatan vessels should be treated
as Me1icans at least, until we are satisfied she
has no sympathies 10 common with the Mexican
authorities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

LETTER FROM JOHN QUINCY AD-
AMS.-The following letter from John Quincy
Adams, is given BY the Washington corfesPon-
dent OF The Baltimore American
QulNcY, Mass, Nov. 9Th, 1916.
Sif:-In answer 10 your letter OF The 81 inst,
have no hest alton TO say tha, hold the Act re.
,rocediug The County OF Alexandra 10 The Stale
OF Virginia as unconstitutional and void. Flow
The Supreme Court oi The United States would
consider il, cannot undertake 10 judge, nor how
they could carry il into execution should they
determine this Act unconstitutional The Cor
slilulion of The United States Stat magma MONT
mis- um6rd am, very respectfully &C,
Your obedienl Seryt.,
JOHN Quincy ADAMS.
MIR. Adamss opinion is opposed BY that Of
some of the s0untcsl jGrsls in The country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

The Government OF The Slate OF San Luis Pc
tosi has passed decree expelling from its limits
every Anelo-A merican living there, giving Them
three days, counting from The 2lst Of October,
10 take their departure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

PITTSBURGH VOLUNTEERS.-se
of the best companies OF the Western metropolis
have offered their services TO the Governor, and
are eager 10 be accepted. One company from Mr.
humJe, land county also prof1erei lis services.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
AN EDITOR In THE FIELD.

The Marinsburg Gazette announces that our
friend, the Editor OF the Republican, Captain
Ephraim G. AIburis, has rendered 10 Governor
Smith the services OF hi. company, the lndepen-
dent Blues. Gov. Smith has ordered the Blues 10
fill up their ranks and report themselves TO the
Government.
We are indebted 10 The N. .. Picayune for a
beautifully executed and detailed map OF Monte
rey and its environs, The positions OF the troops,
the marches, SC. With this valuable aid, we
can 81, in our armchair and flight the battle
over" for ourselves.
Accompanying it is an extra Pieayune, with a
full and interesting account Of the part taken by
Gen. Worlh's division in The capture OF Monte
rcy, from the pen Of one of its Editors, (Mr. Ken
dali, we presume occupying nine columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

TN CHASCERY-ViRGlsIA: AT Rules held In ih.
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court IL Chancey for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of October leit:
Philip NJ Thompson, William NJ Thompson, Julia
Thompson, George G. Thompson. and the said phllp
children, fihihtiHs'
against
Edmund 4. Goodwin and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered MS
appearance and given security according 10 the Act 81
ASSEMBLY and The Rules Of this Court, ana u appearing
by satisfactory that h u not nhabiHh al
this Common wealth, II IL ordered, that The SAID defend
ant do appear The rules 10 be held Tor The said Court
on The first Monday in January next, and answer hr
amended nd supple nal bill oftie plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order We forthwith inserted IN some meas
paper published in the City Of Richmond for Two months
successfully and posted Al the front door OF the 'ao
in the said City.
A Copy Tcste, P. ROBERTS, D. OK.
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Ann Maria, Priscilla and John l.. 8. sIyerhorn,
Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife, and John u.
Field, Deiennahis
The defendants, Ann Maria, Priscilla and John b.
Svrrlhorn Robe Dali and Elizabeth his WIFE not nay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing To the act Of Assembly and the rules :" hs 'ou't'
and j, appeafng by satisfactory evidence that thr are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, !; u ocrrd,
that the said deendants Ann Maria Priscilla ard !'hn
l., : Silyprthorn, Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife,
do appear here the first day Of December term next
OF the said Cnuit and answer the VI iintins bi aug
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted ~ soD
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, Tor W.
months successfully, and posted Il the front door o INC
Court House of the said county.
true copy. Teste. -
NJ, ,a-cwem j. j. AILwoRTH, Z. a. 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

In Staunlon, Messrs Vincent E. Geiger and
WIN. H. Harman have made Puolic can ioi
volunteers Tor Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

II Messrs Pilsbury and kaufman have been
elected TO Congress from Texas. Both are sound
Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

Secretary Walker has given public notice that
the new Tariff of 1876 will 60 into operation and
eftc, on the G,a day o! December nex', and no!
The second, in conformity with decision upon
similar question OF construction by The Supreme
~ourt of The u. States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

IN CHaNCERY AT rule day, held IN
i the Clerks hice OF the County Court cf Madison
County, on Monday, the 5ih day OF October, ESQ
Thomas y. Wrlch Administrator with The VII an
! npyed al Churchill Gibbs, deceased, and En-
Gibbs, widow Of Churchill Gibbs, deceased, Paintis
against
Jane Emmett, Penelope Rxey, Alonzo Gooch and
Jane his WIFI. Henry VI. Barn r. and I'ui-a T. his
wifi, ary Eliza StroIher, Churchill str"thrr, Waller
STROLLER and - STROLLER, children VI Reuben Sti"th'
und Judith bs wife, ard The infant child 81 iafrrl
-, d-ct ascd who wa Harriet STROLLER diuehitt oi
said Reuben Strotber and Judith his wife, 1hosr names
are unknown; James w. Walker and William Walker,
John Il. Bnhannon and Cynthia his wife, Charles H.
Gibbs Turner Gibbs and James Grigsby and Judith his
wife, defendants.
The defendants, Churchill STROLLER Walter Suother,
and - STROLLER, and The infant child Of Harriet -,
deceased John R. Bohannon, Charles H. Gibbs, uTntf
Gibbs and Jar. Grgshy aud Judith his ~itc, Bo hhv
entered their appear and given security accoId'ngt 70
the of Assembly and the Rules Of said Court aud u
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mol IN
habtants Of this State; motion Of the piartifs is
ordered that said defendants, who named rs tbsen
do appear before The County Court of Madison on NC
fourth Thursday In December next and answer the hi
OF the plantis and that copy Of this order he pub
lshed In The Richmond Enquirer, newspaper printed
in the City of Richmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy posted the front door Of the Court
House of said county.
Copy. Tests, BEIriELD CAVE, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

Will the Editor of The Warrcnlon Flag send
US copy Of his paper of Saturday, NOV. 2ist
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A Copy. Trete.
POkyHATAN ROBERTS, ID. Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY or RICHMOND.
SErIHMDER 30 ieid
All persons having claims against The Estate ri 10
seph fancy deceased late Of The county OF Essrx arc
hereby required present them before me on or morc
The irst day of December, 1878, that may audit aud
report upon them obedience To the foregoing cree
NJ. b. POITIAUS,
Orr I-rwsW Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

SINGULAR DISEASE IN VIRGINIA.
we learn from an article in the Romney lntelli-
aenc.r thai a destructive malady, called "sore
throat" is raging iu the neighboring counties,
Hampshire and Pendlelon. in Virginia. Mr.
David Smith has lost TWO children MIR. WIN.
Cunningham, one; Captain A Kelleman, one;
Mr.. Isaac Conrod, three; Mrs. Mary Whetse
three; Mrs. RalclifT, TWO; Mr.. Layton, two Mr.
Van D. Bond, two; Mr.. John S. Bond, three;
Mr. Jacob Wise, one; and Mr.. Marin Wise
two or three The disease is represented I" be a
loa,hsome and wretched malady, which has thus
far baffl-d The skill Of The medical faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

A SINGULAR CASE OF FRAUD.-Sam
Ha,,on, a free mulalio boy, and barber was
arraigned before The Mayor yesterday morning.
charged with forgery. !, appears from The evi-
dence, that liule negro boy, few nights ago.
presented himself, about clock at night, at Mr..
Clarkes Lottery Office, with ticket in the Lees
burg Lottery, Class 81, which ticket apparently
bore the numbers 80 So u, and was entitled 10
prize of gao, ii being quarter ticket. MT,
Clarke's suspicious were merely aroused BY Inc
time OF night, and the extreme youth oil thenesro
boy. II turned out that The ticket was originally
a blank, but the numbers OF some tickets hac
been neatly cul out, and lhCs. numbers so adroit-
w pasted over the real numbers Of the ticket,
(Which were SO SIS 70,) as almost 10 escape de-
lection But Mr.. Clarke, from conversation WIN
the negro boy, and from rubbing his hard over Inc
face of The ticket detected the attempted fraud,
and subsequently The prisoner was ascrlaIned 10
have been the person who sent The negro boy 10
pass of the fraudulent, ticket. Sam was sent on
10 a Called Court for the offence, on the > h Of
December next. The Lottery vendors had better
keep good lookout as it was By the meIest &C
ciden that Mr.. Clarke was not deirauded ny this
ingenious device.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

IN Observation-Disclosures, To cit AT RIFLES holden
in the Clerks Office Of Accomac County Court, On
The 9Th day of October, 1910:
George r. Scarburgh, Paintlh