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ay- Many thanks to S. S. G. and
J. L. d., for their favors. They will
please excuse the liberty we have taken
with them.
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\ true copy-witness
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.

ResOlred, That all justices of the
Peace, who have not made their returns
to the General Treasurer, as by law pro-
vided, are hereby authorized to make
them on or before the first day of July
next, with like effect as if they had beer
made according to law.
A true copy-witness:
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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SAILED F:

THursdaN June 3o-sloop China, Gavit,
New York.
Sunday, .niy 3-Sloop Hetty Robinson,
Robinson, Long Island.
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Excelsior Hair Gloss.

Warranted to give satisfaction or tn
money refunded. Sold by
i11tf STILLMAN & POTTER.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Voted and RssOlred, That his Excel
lency the Governor, is hereby author
lied to appoint board of commissioners,
consisting of five persons, to represent
the State at the exhibition. of the indus
try of all nations, to be held in the city
of New York, during the present year.
True copy-attest:
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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True copy-attest,
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.

Voted and ResOlred, That the Gov
ernor be, and he is hereby authorized to
employ at the expense of the State,
Thomas +. Carpenter and Charles S.
Bradley, as counsel for the State, in the
matter of the bill in equity now pending
between the State of Massachusetts and
this State, and also the claim of Massa-
chusetts against this State, for paymcn,
of debts, with full power to conduct said
suit in the courts of the United States
and by negotiation with said State o
Massachusetts, as in their views na.
conduce to the interests of the State 0
Rhode Island.
y true copy-witness
a. POTTER. Sec'ry.
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A. POTTER, Sec'ry

RcsolrM, That the Secretary of State
be and he hereby is authorized to pur-
chase for the use of his Office and the
State, such numbers of the bound volume
Of the Digest of Public Laws of this
State of ls44, as he in his discretion
may deem necessary, with authority t.
draw on the General Treasurer for tht
amount to defray the expense of thC
same.
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Nj A IL In Il l. = = .
, PORT OF WESTERLY.
AR RIN ED (:

Fiday, July l-Sloop Leader, Gavit, Prov
idence.
Saturday, July 2-Sloop Hetty Robinson,
Robinson, Greenport.
Tuesday, Juiy 5-Schr. Jane, Hall, New
York
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M A X RTE ID -.

At Temperance Valley, on the evening of the
I'd inst, by Ed. c. NJ. Lewis, Mr.. HORACE l..
BuRDIcK to Miss SARAH NJ. WooDMANcy, both
of Rockville.
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thence straight line to a marked stone
in a wall in the road leading westerly
from Usequepaug Bridge, and the same
course to the center of the river, and
thence to follow said siver as said line
now runs.
True copy-witness,
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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Great Reduction in Prices.
CLOSING OUT SALES
AT THE
5saWCafUCk Bonnet Store.

Ell, HAVING large stock OF -,
Va JSummer Bonnets and Millinery IT,
WI Goods on hand and wishing to oss~
close out by the middle Of July, will offer the
entire stock at astonishingly low prices, for
the next few weeks.
Silk Sherred and Grape Hats.
Having a few on hand, we will sell them
Mt the following reduced prices:
Beautiful hats at So 90, we will sell at "a 90
do 400, do do 3 90
Also, some for 50 90.
Es~ All in want must call soon, rs we
have but few. Il. p. HITCHCOCK.
Westerly, June 10, 1858. ll6tf
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MYsTIc RIVER, CT, , July 4, 1Sj

MysrIc ACADEMY. CT, July s. 1858.
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NEWBERN, Jan. 3.-Tmpentine-Th article contin-
to in in considerable quantities The water courses
have continued longer in good boating order than at any
one time for some years past Dip has remained steady at
hear of sales at So CO. Scrape also been pretty uniform
at 81 - to 81 30 To-day hear of 81 80 Last
sales OF Virgin Dip few days SINCE So co. Tar has de-
ched-Sl oo Is the present market price-NeWbernidn
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Naval Stores-The sales are 2IOO
bbs North County Turpentna 81 2 and 700 Whining
ton 81 l2a per 280 lbs 500 Spirits Turpenne 6lb 63
cents cash and SO 60 days 500 Tar in order 81 in ward
800 North County Rosn, 81 40 in yard 225 New-}erne
81 5O delivered and 1000 White Rosn 81 Is S. per $50
lbs Turpentne firm, and Spirits Tupentine is in rather
better supply causing little variation prices of the lat
ter.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 7.-Cotton-Ordinary to good or
d,nary; 81 81 Middling to good Mddng, 81 Mid
ding ta 9ac Fair Fully Fair Ricehere has been
large portion of the receipts have been sold. The
ons nave been at extremes ranging from n Al but by
far the largest portion of the sales were made within the
range of 81 81 per hundred.
tough Rce-Ihe receipts. since last, comprise
ooO bushels Some $4,000 900 bushels of which have
6een sold at prices ranging from 80 So as in quality
here has been quite heavy accession to stock
ts weekthe receipts have reached upwards
ana sales nave been effected at material decline
mer prices The market opened 60 63c. and upwards
Tor prime parcels and closed yesterday at Sc &c. the lat
Ter quotation being considered Nearly the
noe OF the receipts have changed hands Among the
were 1000 bushels, taken for foreign export.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 6.-Cotton market firm at II a
wo droves hogs in this week, and all sold at Tie
Dut little trade going probably owing bad weather
| -on Fay. Observer.
bOS1ON, Jan. 5-Naval Stores-Tbe market continues
unsettled for Spirits Turpentne Sales have been
az oz CSC per gal. cash in small lots In Tar the
Rosn nave 6een small at 81 81 81 so bb
res no at 50 So so per bbl mos In Fitch sales at
: III o1s a So per Dbl, mos " =
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Last Of all but single battalion, the debris ofthe
i, column of granite at Marengo, was left, Into
this Napoleon flung himself Cambronne. its brave
commander, with terror the Emperor IN Its tran
was intent only On showing how the Guard should
die. Approaching the Emperor he cried out, Re,
tire, Be YOU not see that death has need of
you !" and closing mournfnlly yet sternly round
their expiring eagles, those brave hearts bade Napo-
ieon an eternal ad;eu, and fnging themselves on
the enemy, were soon piled with the dead at their
feet. ,
MANY of the officers were seen to destroy them
selves rather than survive defeat Thus greater IN
its own defeat than any other corps OF men In gam
ing victory the Cid Guard passed from the stage
and the curtain dropped upon its strange career.
had fought its last battle.
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FOR SALE

A T L. H. P1ERCE'S BOOK STORE.-Panior NJ.
"A Writing Desk Rose wood Writing Desk: Mob uasle
Writing Desk Papier mache work boxes: Antinn sany
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wits for do, and variety of others for Children t|
Also, q handsome assortment of Plain Fancy Tear ,l
Note paper Envelopes, Seals, Visiting cards &c e. |
gether with large assortment of Juvenile Books - '"
Who would suppose, from Adams simple COURSES
That cookery could have called forth such resonrca0
AS form a science and nomenclature
From out the commOnest demands of nature
Prepared for Christmas! Just received and for so o.
L. H. PIERCE'S Book Store. the following works forb
keepers: The Ladies' new book of Cookery A nrariJ
system for private families in town and country with d
tiOns for carving and arranging table for parties &c A.
preparations of food for invads and children illustrated
with numerous engravings, by Sarah Hale The Amer
economical hOusekeeper and family receipt book BY Mrs
E. A. Rowland Mrs Putnams receipt book and Young
kousekeepers Assistant The Virginia Housewife by Mrs
Randolph Miss Leses receipt book Miss Beechers d.
nestle receipt book The Improved Housewife or book Of
receipts with engravngs for marketing and carving BY
Of life and in housewfery-whom admonory years
vite to retired and less active e cheered by af
tonate remembrances of patron friends
She riSeth while yet it is dark-looketh well the
of her household, and eateth not the bread of dene
SOLOMON
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Dee. J. 1852
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Congress.

Comparatively little business has as yet been done
u either house Various discussions have sprung up,
urlng which various prominent gentlemen of the SEN
ate have taken occasion to define their positions with
regard 10 Cuba, etc. Gen. Cass, Mr. Mason, of Vir-
glnla and Others have avowed themselves in favor OF
lie acquisition of Cuba, if it can be done peaceably
honorably and with justice to all pares-but opposed
to any sort OF Fbusterng illegal attempts against
the rights OF Spain which should be acknowledged and
defended in good faith In the House, Mr. Venable oil
this State has taken position opposed to Cuba.
Gen. Cass has introduced resolutions in the Senate
re-airming in strong terms the doctrines of the Mon
roe declaration. and declaring that any attempt on the
part Of any other European nation to obtain posses.
sion of Cuba. would be regarded by the United States
an act of hostility to them.
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General FRANKLIN PIERCE.
CoHcoRr. (N.H.,) Dec. 10, 1852.

CoNcoRr On. H. Dec. 10, 1852,
GENTLEMEN: have received, through Major A.
Slower and feel honored in accepting the massive
and beautiful ring of California gold engraved with
your several names, and containing variety of the
same precious metal. in lis original condition as
found in different parts of California. Great as is
the intrinsic curious, and artistic value of the gift
yonr kind Partially has induced you to bestow on
me- it is sensibly enhanced in my estimation as me-
mortal of the voluntary expressions of generous con
fdence in me contained in the letter of J. Middle
ton Esqr., by which it was accompanied. Cali!or
MIA, since lis acquisition by the United States has
been the growing wonder of the world, and mav
we'll be termed the infant Hercules of the Union.
Incidentally rich in its mineral treasures, possess
ing inestimable advantages for the most extensive
commerce, having boundless agricultural and manu-
featuring resources waiting only an opportuni-
ty for development, with climate unsurpassed for
saubrity, and rapidly increasing intelligent, har-
dy, and enterprisng population, before whom all OBJ
stacles progress disappear is destined at an ear
ly day to attain eminent position among the
States of republic, and to exhibit another and
brilliant example of the effect of our free institutions
in founding States and advancing the prosperity OF
the human race.
Accept, with my thanks, gentlemen, the assurance
of my friendly regard FRANK. PIERCE.
To Messrs. J. B. Brakeman, John Middleton, E.
Cook &C.. &c.
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The Gold Ring t. Gen. Pierce.-The Presentation
and Acceptance.

SAN FRANcIsco, California, Oct. 5, 1852
DEAR SIR: have been deputed by number OF
your political friends to present to you gold ring
made in this city, of California gold" The ring
original condition as found in the different parts of
California 1t is not for TIE intrinsic value of this
ring that it is presented to you sir, but as token of
their high regard and esteem for you as democrat
of the Jackson school-the man for the occasion
for the compromise and salvation of our great and
glorious Union therefore, sir, be pleased to accept
from me, through Major A. A. selover, our mutual
friend, this ring. The names of your friends and
contributors will be found engraved thereon.
remain your obedient servant,
lOHN MIDDI ET0N
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LIVERPOOL, Dee 7-Breadstufs -no--.-->>>>4
quote Breadstus having fully recovered e.
decline and closing firmly at last Fridays the
weather was very We. and gnfavqrabe Weptesree'
29s 27s 3d. and Ohio 28 Sd 29s Cd pnr and &
Wheat 9s sd Is 10d and mixed and red s. Oh Dol VIII
Mr. Henry says Breadstus had nearly in mark
recent decline with upward tendency in H.
There had been sales of Rosn. Tunapnnt;es ~
changed. Spirits had declined TO 40 SOS he was In
Tallow was dull and lower Soap-Sales pr W
rates Pork scarce and dearer Lard has advaneda4t
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+. 3. MILLER.
n A @,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES ~ D0AoV(

DRY GOODS, GEGOCERTES x, V0H'
WE are just receiving and opening largeo"J NJ.
w ed stock of DIR GOODS AND GROCFFPPggIFlSe select
ssting in part follows to wit Muslin de
hams, Alpaceas, Checked Muslin, Apron CbeLa Is Cling
and Unbleached Shrtings, White and Red Beaeb
Tickings, Satinetts Kerseys Linceys UmbreI 1si Bed
&c Sc Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars % blankets
Crushed do; Rio and Laguyra Coffee: BrandsS and
maica Spirits, Whskeys, Gins, Rum Tobacco o wines a.
Butter and Cheese barrels and half barrels our u Snuff
Pepper, Spice and Cinnamon Cups and Sancar punger
BILE Salt Womens lined and bound Boots and Days Ia
sup Calf-welt Boots; Thick Negro Brorans r Mems
Leather and heeed Boots and Shoes Poware Of
scription Spades and ShOvels Manure Forks SIM de-
ing and Grabbing Hoes Grass and Hemp ROM eed
Lines Halter Ropes; Market and Travelling Bpt leading
ing Tackles; Powder and Shot, sc. &C. N''' fsh-
G. B. MILLER & m
Dec 9th, 1852. 1sS S"n' ~
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THE UNDER SIGNED takes this method -
his thanks to his friends and customers f fetnrnsy
patronage he has heretofore received since he e liberia
business in this place. and would respectfpIv amenj
public generally, that he has recently changed MORN The
and will henceforth continue at his old and pushes
under the style and firm of c. B. MILLER C0 stand
hopes to merit continuance of trade, w., and
He would also say to those indebted to him 81.
poses closing his former business and pro-
without further delay c p ''I EIg,th The sans
Dee. 6. 1852. 70 aliLLER.
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SCHQ0I..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Baker, r.
~ Bladen county, viii commence on Monds ek Scho,
slant. Parents wishing to procure situato he 10th
in this School, be accommodated on lor their s
The year will be divided into two sessions Of term,
each Board be obtained in the families - I'VE mouth
and Mr.. Lewis, for So per month. VI Mr. Lesessnrss
The following are the rates of tuition Der mOnu
LIST Class-Reading. Spelling. &c., "0n'h
I'd Class-Arithmetie, English Grammar Geoo,o, q
and History, eidlhy "
Sd Class-Algebra, Greek, Latin, &C., II
January 9TH. 1852. Is
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CAROLINI

ARRIVED.
jan 6-Steamer Zephyr McRae, from Fayetteville tie J.
& D. McRae & Co.
7-Schr Geo Harriss, Somers from Philadelphia to Geo
Harriss; with mdze.
Jan 7-Oldenburg Brig Reform, zimmerman, from New
York, to J. H Flanner
Schr. Dolphin Lord, from New York to J. IL Fanner
Schr Sidney Price, Candy, from Port Spain, (Trin-
dad to Geo Harriss The S p left at Port Spain the
Barque Gen. Taylor, FIN Philadelphia sail in few days
for some port in the Bay of Mexico Brig Vermont FIN do
do. do. for the U. S.
Sehr Vermont, Keen, from New York. in ballast, to A.
Ii. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville
to E. J. Lutteroh.
sBr Brig Francis Dane, Porter, from ST. Kits in bal
last, to Ellis. Russell Co.
U. s. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price, for Charleston
with 80 passengers
CLEARED
Jan 9-Steamer Zephyr McRae, for Fayetteville by j.
D. McRae & Co.
Jan 9zSteamer Fanny Luttcroh, Stedman for Fayette
vile, by E. J. Lutterloh.
u s. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates FIN Charleston
with IS passengers
Brig HEI.vELLYN Davis, from Wilmington N. c. for Bos
ton, arrived Holiness Hole Both ult with loss Of deck
load OF naval stores Q50 bbs an-boom broken and gal
ley stove. o.
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IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.-Dates from Tampico
to the 25th ult, have been received New Orleans,
which announce that the revolution is raging and
spreading rapidly Tamaulipas and all the ad
joining States. Most of the leading officers in the
regular army have pronounced in favor of the revo
luton, and there is every indication that Aristas
Government will soon be overthrow.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Narrow escape of President Pierce-Insont Death Of
His Son-Mrs. Pierce, and a number Of Passengers,
seriously Injured.
BosroN, Dec. GA frightful accident occurred on
the Boston and Maine Railroad about noon to-day,
whereby the life of the President elect greatly
endangered, and his only son instantly killed -
When near the town of Andover, in Massachusetts,
the train was thrown off the track by obstruc
ton, and precipitated down an enbankment twenty
feet high, turning somerset and falling upon pile
of rocks at the bottom of the embankment. The
cars al the time filled with passengers, among
whom were Gen. Pierce, his lady and oily son,
interesting boy of ten years. Gen. Pierce was the
first to ex'rcate himself from the fragments of the
car, which literally smashed 10 atoms; and
though sound in limb, he complains Of considerable
pain in Lis lack. His instantly crushed o
de- ath. Mrs. Pierce received a number of severe
Commissions, none of which, however, considered
dangerous. Many other passengers were badly
bruised, and the down train has just brought in six
or eight of the wounded. The citizens of Andover
were assidious in their attention to the sufferers
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Col. KINGS DEPARTURE.--Col. King, the Vice
President elect, will leave Washington in the steam
er Fulton on Tuesday next for Norfolk there to a.
wait the mail steamer for Havana, where he will So
iourn so long as his health may seem to require.
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letter from Mormon SAYS My two wives
and Miss - are well. The little children are well.
and grow finely. The two youngest-a boy and girl
were born last July, eleven days apart
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T UMBER and Timber. Always on hanc aa51 Scsn
IL tity of River Sawed Wide Boards, Flooring; r1T
ling For sale by MILES wharf.
Feb. 81, 1851 LONDON s go
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large supply of mems, womens and children 6t n9
Together with large stock of RkADl-MADE g tbr
THING, wholesale and retail besides variety o oD
articles too numerous to mention ,.o. % hi
He would call the attention of country ine'cnaN b.
stock and solicit them to examine the before Iun
ing elsewhere he feels confident that he can oei '
bargains than they had offered in this ma[keI ,1H
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. %, 1852 VIII
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ME, Lime Lime. 1000 barrels LincoinVlI sir FL.
IL Lump. Also Calcned Plaster, Plasteras 81 e. For
Brick and Hydraulic Cement 1000 bbls Llm mdH
sale by C. & R. B. WOg wy TfluIder.
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wILMINGToN MARBLE AND STONE YARD

TINE. subscriber having accepted the agency se,I
large establishments at the North when e M for
egn or domestic MARBLE Of all qualities prepared to ID
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TONI OASoaa.ncaEs
every other article in the line of the business al I''
rates CIVIC oyecf-
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARI NV
ted as we'll can be done either North or SCUM
The best of reference be given If required. p,NIN
Feb. I3, IS52-23tf JAMES McCLAhaH--1
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E.om Enrnne.

The steamship Asia arrived at New YORK at ten
o'clock on the morning of the 5th inst with Liver
nool dates to the 18th ult She encountered dread
full weather, broke her shaft, and had to put INTO
Halifax.
The English ministry had been defeated IN 'ne
House on the 10Th ultimo, by majority OF H. ana
Lord Derby had gone to lay his resignation before
the Queen The new ministry will be composed OF
coalition of Wings, Peelites, Radicals etc. Inc
following persons are mentioned likely to compose
it Marquis of Lansdowne, Premier Lord Aber'
deem, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Lord John Rus
SELL Leader in the House of Commons; MIR. Glad
stone, Chancellor of the Exchequer; MIR. Osborne
Secretary of War; Lord Newcastle, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland and Lord Herbert, Lord of the Admi-
rally.
The French Empire is getting along smoothly
The Pope has expressed his qualification at its es-
Enlistment and will certainly visit France to crown
Napoleon The financial deficit for the year is put
at 40, 600 900 francs.
| Spain is on the eve of revolution.
REFLECTION OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-On the 9th
inst Hon. Stephen A. Douglas was reelected u 5
Senator from Illinois, for six years from and after
the 3rd day of March next. The vote in the Leg
islature stood as follows: Douglas, (Dem) Is; Gil
lespe, (Whg) 10; Cullens, Gree Soll,) l.
Dr. Edwin A. Anderson, has teen appointed by tbt
Commissioners of Navigation, Port Physician, in place
of Dr. John L. Meares, resigned.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
At Home Again. under Mozart Hall, Front Street
TOIIN KYLE has opened at his old stand large and
y well selected stock of French, English Irish Italian and
American DRY GOODS, which having been purchasedty
the package at reduced prices he is determined to cr
unusually low rates. Among which will be found
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CAPS.-4OO doz. Mems. t",s , six
- drens and infants Caps every variety of COH Tss
Glazed, and Fur Caps, for sale at very low price,
wishing cheap Caps, will find them at the Hat tTTyrgs
Oct %. I nlD,M