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Bus ON, FRIDAY IL oClock, loth way i'oo
THIS Instant arrived here the Brig Harrison,
belonging to John Hancock, Esq; Captain
.ShuJael Coffin, in Weeks and Days from
LONDON, with important News, as follows
From the LONDON GAZETTE.
Westminster, March 18th 1766.
VNHIS day his Majesty came to the House of
II Peers, and being in his Royal Robes, seat
ed on the throne with the usual solemnity, Sir
Francis Moncux, Knit. Gentlemen Usher Of
the Black Rod, was sent with a Message from
his Majesty 10 the House of Commons command
ing their attendance IN the House Of Peers. The
Commons being come thither accordingly, his
Majesty was pie ased to give The royal assent to
An ACT to REPEAL an Act made IN the
last Session of Parliament. mlitled. An Ac, for
granting and applying CERTAIN Stamp Duties and
other Duties in the British Colonies md Plan
| tatons in America, towards further defiaying
the expenses of defending, protecting and Sc
curing the same, and for amending such parts
of the several Acts of Parliament relating TO the
trade and revenues Of the said Colonies and
| Plantations, as direct the manner of determin-
ing and recovering the penalties and forfeiiures
therein mentioned.
And also TO ten public bills, and seventeen
private ones.
Yesterday there was meeting of the princi-
pal merchants concerned in the American trade,
at the Kings Arms Tavern in Cornhill, to con
slider of an Address 10 his Majesty on the bene-
fetal repeal Of the late Stamp-Act
Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, a
great number of North America Merchants went
in their coaches from the Kings Arms Tavern
in Cornhill to the House OF Peers, TO pay their
duty to his Majesty, and to express their salts
faction 10 his signing the bill for repeating the
American Stamp-Act. There were upwards Of
fifty coaches in the procession.
Last night the said Gentlemen dispatched an
. express for Falmouth, with fifteen copies of the
Act for repealing the Stamp-act, 10 be forward
ed immediately for New-York.
Orders are given for several merchantmen in
the river to proceed Immediately to sea on their
respective voyages to North America, some OF
whom have been cleared out since the first Of
November last.
Yesterday messengers were dispatched to
Birmingham, Sheffield, Marchestet, and all the
great manufacturing towns in England, with an
account OF the final decision of an august Assem-
by relating TO the Samp-act.
When the KING went 10 the House of Peers
TO give the Royal Assent, there was such a vas
Concourse of People, huzzaing, clapping Hands
&c. that it was several Hours before His Majes
ty reached the House.
Immediately on His Maiesy's Signing the
Royal Assent TO the Repeal Of the Stamp Act
the Merchants trading to America dispatched q
Vessel, which had been in waiting, TO put niC
the first Port un the Continent with the Account
There were the greatest Rejocings possible
in the City Of London, by all Ranks of People
on the TOTAL Repeal of the Stamp Act, the
Ships in the River displayed all their Colours
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ALExAN DER II. PIKE.

Phillips Patent Lever Farm aud City Gate
and Cloth Bon rds and Boxes for Packing,
And Dealer in Lumber Bills Of Timber, Chprds, Shingles
&c., manufactured and furnished to order
100000 Feet of CIn picard on hnnd.
m Address WEST wARDsBoRo, VT.
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Nj | s c E L i A N Y.
ANTIQUARIAN DOCUMENTS

Henry Stevens, Esq of Barnet, President OF
the Vermont Historical Society, has furnished
us with the original of the following Handbill'
published in Boston the 18th of May, 1866, up
on the reception of the news of the repeal of the
"Slamp Act by the British Parliament;
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Honesty sometimes fails but it isbccause dill
igence or abilities are wanting
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BRATTLEBORO, VT: FEB. 6, 1853.

now in, on receicing the dJoce, gredi, glorious
and irportdm NE WS-7he Bells in all Me
Churches ,cere Immediately set a Ringing, and
are hear The Day for a general Rejoicing wW be
Tie beginning Of neat Week.
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L. G. RICE. PIANO FORTE TUNER,

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Tuning, Newly Stringing. Requiring. New
Icathcring Hammers, and Regulating
the Action of Piano FOrtcs.
Orders may the Bookstore Of Seen and receive
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lest size used three insertions s each sub.edueut in
sertion 20 cents The number Of Insertions must be
on all advertisements or they will be continued until ordered
out Contracts will be made with advertisers by the col
umn or fractional parts thereof liberal rates Transient
advertising to he paid in advance.
FoR all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of oprra
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Glorious New 8.

BOSTON, Friday / O'clock, 10th May 766
THIS Instant arrived here the Brig Harrison
belonging to John Hancock, Esq; Captain
ShuJdel Coffin, in Weeks and Days from
LONDON, with important News, as follows.
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BosToN, Printed for the benefit of the PUBLIC
by Drapcr'S, Eics g. Gil, Green s. Russell, and
Fleets.
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JAMES W. CARPENTER,
Attorney a. I<ss ssd Solicitor
in Chancery,
Saxtons River Village, Rockingham, Vt
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Where All Goods Are Marked
in Plain Figures,

20 dozen Ladies' Spring Gloves, from 13c to 75c.
20 dozen Ladies' English Cotton Hose.
80 dozen Gents Half Hose, from 10, to Csc.
100 dozen Cents Linen Bosoms, from IL, to SIC.
100 dozen French Wove Bosoms, from 60 to Zoo.
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ines solid "Noaparie" type, being just one inch in
ength
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$40 met 5 one year SIG (net).
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egn 4 RARE CHANCE FOR IN
Ks7$v VEsTMENr.-FOR SALE, one undivided third
-'of tract of Timber Land, situated in Calvert Co
Maryland, containing about Seven Hundred Acres. On
the premises is sill, fitted up in the most approved
manner, for the manufacture Of lumber and now in sctve
operation Any person desiring and very pIofta
bic investment will do well examine with regard to
the above For further particulars inquire of A. THAY
Err, 2lS Main Street. deod&w rcb0A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-29

Worcester, S. Probate Office, March 10, 1883
To all persons interested in the Estate Of AMOS VII
ii Ms, late of Charlton, deceased, GREETING:
W0U are cited to appear at a Court Of Probate to be
II holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of Aprl
next, to show why administration of the Estate
of said deceased should be granted to Rufus B.
Dodge, of Charlton.
mch20 dtAp6+ CHAS. G. PRENTJSS, Reg
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Il W REGISTER SPY.


1floisa and Published 10y JoHH MILrog EARLE &
TaegAs DREW at No. 212 siz Street. Worcester, Mass
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4 III = ~ y = u
- W D. S PA T 3 N T,
Is recommended for the following reasons.
Its economy, which be proved by any one who
will take the trouble to try it with their own Meter or at
our store with a Trial Meter
brilliant, though soft difusive light, equaing the
Carce Lamp, acknowledged by FRESNEL, so be the
finest artificial light yet produced
Its self regulating power, requiring alteration Of
the stop cock after lighting.
Its durability aad, where the Gas is impure the
with which ii is cleaned
It's adaptation for with rich engraved shades
or the simple paper shade.
The absence Of singing, annoying to many persons.
II IS a Gas Burner by Viii b consumers can tell ths
QUANTITY Of GAS they are using by looking at the spread
crs.
And for every purpose where continued Gas Light 10
used, in Psrlors, ssores Entries, Kitchens, &C.. &c.
For reading light the family circle, it is MATCH
LESS For sale by
FIRTH 81 NICHOLS.
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The .NeaC York BTGIch;

5000 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, from 40 to SIC.
100 dozen Hem Stitched Handkerchief from 1Sc to &c.
20 dozen Misses Linen Han iserchiefs rom Sc to 49,,
100 dozen Coloed Bordered Handkerchief from 50 to
50c
90 dozen Cents Linen HndKerchicfs from 13c to SOC.
90 dozen Gents ply Linen Collars, from Sc to loo.
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Oh FARMS IN IOWA AND MIN.
AO EHsOrA-For sale low for cash, or in ex.
change for boots shoes, clothing, dry goods hardware
and groceries GEO, I. s. CURTIS,
III d4w 1877 Main st,
AJ OOD LOT ~ TAPNUCK,-For sale
w in Tatnuck abou. twelve acres Of Wood Land
covered with thrifty young wood of about twenty years
growth: Apply to VIM DICKINSON.
mch1 DIFF
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fs7 FOR SALE The Dwelling mouse OF the
H,,, subscriber 1t is conveniently arranged and fur
.ksaA- nshed with most modern improvements. Its sit
uauon the east side OF the Common is central and yet
retired from the dus. and travel Of business Terms
easy. GEO BTSHNEII
mchl9 DIFF
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tEsa FOk SALE-A neat Cottage house IN a
,! neghboring town, centrally located, which rents
M or twelve per cent the cost, will be sold low OF
exchanged for n small place In this city vicinity Ad
dress TX, Y Y - az this office. dtf dpcl
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1.-THE square the space occupied by 100 words, or u
ines solid "Noapariel' type, being just one inch in
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
Democrasic Central Committee.
democratic County Convention.

Ata meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee for Amador County. held in Jack
son. on the 10th day Of June, 1858, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
n was moved. seconded and carried, that the
couNTy CONVENTION be held on Tuesday
tE,e QOfh dav of JuIy, Is3s, at Il o'cl X,
4 M In Slr, Geo S. Stevens Theatre, Jackson,
for the purpose Of electing Nine Delegates 70 the
Democratic State Convention to be held "a oacra-
mento. On the 4th tf August. aad also Tor the puf-
pose Of making the following County NOMINATIONS
T,yo Assembymen. Ono County Judge; une OOuh-
4 clerk; one Sheriff; One District Attorney; One
Assessor: one Treasurer; One Public Admin
igtrstor. enc Suryes or. One Coroner; One super
intendent OF Common Schools the Delegates from
tbe different Supervisor Districts to nominate can
didates for Supervisors.
The following resolutions were introduced and
adopted:
Resolpea That it Is recommended that the elec'
tion of Delegates In the different precincts takt
piace on saturday tire E7th Day OF
Iufv. 1858. and that the Delegates to th'
County Convention be elected by ballot
Resofred. That all who voted the Democratic
State Ticket al the last general election, or wh'
will publicly declare upon their honor that II 4
their intention to support the Democratic STAT
and County Tickets at the coming election, shal
be entitled to vote at the primary elections.
Resolved That the representation OF the diner
ent Preeints III the County Convention be upon IN
following basis. io-wit One delegate for the pre-
cnct a; large, one delegate for every afty vote
cast for any Democratic candidate at the last gen
eral election, and one delegate for every fracto
Of twenty or more votes.
The following viii be TIE representation accord
ing TO the basis agreed upon
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
sI,crIGl,n sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 20 me directed and de-
ID livered. issued out OF the District Court Of
the 9th judicial District Ia aud for the county or
Amador and State Of California, on the 81 day OF
July, A. D. 1858, on judgment rendered therein
on the 25th day Of June. A. y. 1858, in favor Of
Frederick Sehoher against re Munger FOR the sum
Of S327 So with Interest from thc.3d day OF April
1857 at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum. to-
gether with SO C5 coal 0f suit and accruing
costs, | have levied upon and ssized and will ex-
pose 70 public sale at the court house door, IN the
town Of Jackson, county Of Anador, On SaGrHr-
day, the 9TH day of August. a. I'D.
EA5S, o. II o'clock 4. NJ, all ihl right. title. In
teresi and claim Of r. G. Munger Of Ia and 10 the
following described real estate, Ftuatn. lying aud
being in the town Of Jackson county Of Anndor
and State Of California. and known as that certain
house and lot in Broadway street IN said town Of
jackson. as Munger's house and lo situate on the
east side Of said street. and bounded on the north
By the house and LOT Of Wesley Jackson; eas, By
board fence; south by house aud lot OF James f.
Hubbard, Esq, and west by said Broaiway street.
being so feet front by 225 feet deep together with
all and singular the tenements, hcredliaments and
appurtenances thercunGo belonging OF In nnywisc
appertaining
W. J. PAUGH. Sheriff.
By A. 3. ANnREws Under Sheriff
Dated jackson, July l7th, is5s.
july II S9-iw
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
sherlff's sale.

TDY virtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed
ID and delivered, issued on the 18th day Of July
A. D. 1858. ont Of the District Court Of the Fifth Ju-
dical District. IN aud for the county Of Amsdor
and State Of California, on ilnai decree rendered
on the 2lst day Of June. A. D. 1855 respecting the
common property Of Natividad Shermanho0i aud
John Shermanhoof. and notice Is hereby given that
In accordance with said decree, will expose TO
public sale at the door Of the court house. Ia the
Town Of Jackson county Of Amedor. on S;stmr-
day, the 7th day of August, A. ID.
1855. at II o'clock, A. n, the following describ-
ed property. situate, lying and bcag In the town
Of Jackson. county Of Amador and State Of Cali
fornia to Wit That certain piece or parcel Of land
situate apon the westerly aide Of Main street In
jackson, Amador county and being forty feet in
width more or less. and running back 10 the north
fork jackson creek, having ballding across The
front. and known rs The Staats Hamburg heSian-
rant since then and now occupied as daucc house
and drinking saloon. Also, that piece or parcel Of
land situate on the west side Of the road leading
from jackson 10 the Gate IN said county, being ~
rods In length ard about fifteen rods ia width,more
or less on which stands house or buiidIng hereto
fore occupied as a dining saloon, together with all
and singular the above mentioned aud described
premises With al the appnrtenances ihereunlo be-
longing.
The above premises viii be sold TO the highest
bidder for cash. and deed will be executed and
immediate possession gwen to the purchaser or
purchasers on the said sale.
W. PAUGH Sheriff,
By A. B. ASpEEws, Under Sheriff.
Dated Jackson. July II, 1858.
jy II 3s-bw
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
1,ha County Convention.

Democrats Of AHador, you have q duty
of the utmost Importance to perform, This
evening The Primary Elections win take place,
and next Tuesday the County Convention
will assemble in Jackson. Do the Democra-
cy properly appreciate the necessity that ALL
good Democrats should take part, in order
that the harmony Of the party may be main
tained and il prosperity promoted?
Under any and all circumstances
There viii be complaints against the Con-
vention or caucus systeEi, yet so universal is
the custom, throughout the United States,
that it becomes very important part Of the
machinery Of government. However much
abuse has been heaped upon the system. it
nevertheless holds the sway; those who raise
clamors against it go into caucns themselves
to put down caucusl This is generally about
their Grst act; they bring an indictment
against King Caucus, and then take him in
to Convention, (and perhaps secret one, }
for trial
That evils have resulted
From the Convention system. or rather
from its abuse, must be conceded; but this
does not BY any means prove that the Gus
tom is necessarily an evil. 1t only proves this
that it is as much the duty Of members Of
the party to take part IN its primary cleo
tions as it is to attend tho polls on election
day. When Democratic Conventions make
nominations not ct TO be made, the masses Of
the party have themselves to blame; they
hold the power in their hands, and when
through apathy they allow demagogues aud
trcksters TO take it away from them, they
are greatly at fault
Conventions are a necessity,
Because without them there could be no
effective organization No great end can be
accomplished without unity and concert OF
action; and Conventions Of a party must be
held in order that its members may act in
unison and together at the polls
Tho Convention next Tuesday,
We ardently hope, will be composed Of the
best and soundeet men. and most unaiuching
and unwaverng Democrats, that can be
found In the various precincts. We ardently
nope that delegates will be elected because
Of their firm Democracy and because Of their
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
Summons.

STATE of California, I !.
.fniador County,
Justices Court, Township No. 2, before Justice J
I. Poe.
The People Of the State Of California to PAT.
RICK LLNSKY, Greeting.
VOu are hereby summoned TO appear before the
L undersigned, at bis oaice Ia lone City. In town
ship No. 2 en- the 10th day OF July, A. o. 1855, at
10 o'clock. A. " TO answer unto the complaint Of
Nm. Wondering who sues to recover the sum Of
$500 90 for work and labor done by him and goods
sold and delivered by Geer Dooly, same assigned
10 him when Judgement will be taken against you
Tor the above amount. with costs and damages II
you fail to appear and and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Consis ble Of said county:
Make due service aud return hereof
Given under my hand. this lst day OfJuiy, 1855
J, T POE, Justice of the Peace.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
Constable,s sale.

II virtue Of an execution to me directed issued
IL on TIE 10th day Of July, A. D. 1855. from The
court Of John Doble, Justice Of the Peace In
township No 3, Amador county, California; in favor
q Pratt q Dartland and against Horatio Potter.
for the cum Of 500 90 debt. and s2l so cents
Soss oi snlt together with accruiRg eOsls have
levied upon aud viii expose TO public sale on F,i.
day The eth day Of August, A. D. 1855, at the hour
oi 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the right title and Interest
OF the Aforesaid defendant, Horaiio Potter Ia aud
TO lAe following described property. 10 Wit lIat
certain Quartz Mill situated at Campo Contrerss
u ue county and State Aforesaid, and known ~
,ae properey OF ioraIio Potter or Poisers 0aarsv
anu. . rether Win Che stamps, arasas aul an H.
appnf aances ,hereunto belonging or M sa...'.-
apperta ming. "'@e
Sale 70 take place IN front Of Justice Dobe,s ae
nee % iiis'y said execution, costs and aeern,ns.
costs '"'ls
A. ". ROSE.
Constable Township No. 3, Amador >.
Date AZ Volcano July H. 1855 ~
jyf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17

HoRsEs SToLRE.-A week ago last Wed
nesday, a man representing himself to be a
resident Of Suttcr Creek, or that neighbor-
hood, went to Amador and hired pair Of
horses, from Mr. Scott, to go, as be said, 10
Diamond Springs after his wife. lie started,
riding one horse aud leading the other. Not
returning at the time appointed, Mr.. Scott
pursued him, and found that he had sold the
side-sadde before he had got as far as Yeo-
met At Placerville, Mr.. Scott recovered
one Of the horses, which the thief had left
in a stable after receiving an advance Of SIS
upon him The rascal escaped with the
other horse At Placeryille he passed him
self as cattle-droyer, and was expecting a
lot Of cattle soon. His wife didn't turn
up. The loss Of Mr. SIS horse spoils what
was one of the handsomest match teams in
the county
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-07-17
summons.

State ef California, ga
-smador County ,.t
Justices Court, Township No 2 before 'D'''
7. Poe.
Tho People Of the State Of California "
RICK LLNSKf, Greeting ,..Ae
YOU are hereby summoned 70 APP c;t, ia
i undersigned. at bis Office IN lSns VI D..
township No ? on the 10th dag OF 'u'i n, e,u.
1865, at 10 o'clock, 4 u, to answer uI" M sln
plant OF 5. Hoover who sues TO Iecv' =. y,nr re
Of $500 90 for work and labor done = ..3iost vOc
quest, when judgment viii be taken i.sssges' II
for the above amount, with costs AH'
you fail TO appear and answer .i5 county
To the Sheriff or any Constable %
Make due service aud return hereof rJy 40
Given under my hand this lsi dA! =, .p3'ss ~
1855. j r. PoE, Justice Of 'hs