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POSTPONED Sale

I WILL proceed to sell at The late resi-. =,
L dence OF DIR. l.. Il Williamson, decd.
on Friday the 5lh December, the whole
personal Estate OF said decd consisting of
his stock of horses and mules, neat cattI.
and hogs, together with his years crop of
corn aud Gottoh, also valuable household
and kitchen furniture, plantation tools,
Wagons and gears, family carriage, &C,
&c, &c. Terms, on the day OF sale.
J. ADAMS, Admir-.
Nov 10, 1862 A-3t
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Masonic.

At regular Communication OF Jackson
Lodge, No, SO, A.'F.' M, held in December,
the following brothers were elected officers for
the ensuing Masonic year:
w. w. Connors W. NJ
Al. Bclden, s w.
w. +. Vaughn, J. w.
S. l.. Snait, Treasurer.
T. s. Riddle, Seer, tsry.
J. +. Barr, Tyler
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ESTATE NOTICE.

)ERHON'S indebted, either,o the Estate
l. "f Isabella u. Connors. d-cras.J. or
HAT of Andrrw J C"nn"rs, deceased, will
make payment Io the undrr>gn, d Per
SONS having demands "gnlns. either or both
oi SAID Estates, are hereby notified IT, pre
sent them. in legal fo'uI, to nc, Ior pay.
ment, within the time rreScrbrd by law
ihI4 notice viii be plead in bar to any
claims subsequently presented
w. NJ. tONNORS, Admir-
Dec. 3. 1862, a3-3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

hoiu'3ht ana Inspector Generals Office,
COLUMBIA. Dec. 4, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. Gil
| TIE claims of the Enrolling Officers
IL for Enrollments, made under General
Order No 6, of the date Of 7lh of March.
1872: and of tive Boards Of Exemptions un-
DER the same order, favrng been audited,
me AdJutant and Inspector General is or.
uered 10 issn" certificates 10 the Enrolling
Officers and Boards "f Exemption, which
cef''''cntts will be paid upon presentation
nj tue Treasury
IL. The Enrolling Officers and Boards of
exemption viii each designate one Of their
hunib"r I" attend al the oficc Of the Adu
'nnt and Inspector General to receive such
cef.Inc"te. and to receipt for the same.
BY order:
WlLMOr G. DESAUSSURE,.
AdJ"'ant and Inspector General.
Dec. 8, 1862 lA-It
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We learn that our State authorities have
made requision on our District Tor one half
'of the negroes liable to Road duty to work
on the Notifications around Charleston.
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Sale of Negroes.

At the Estate sale of Levi Blackmon. dc.
ceased, on Tuesday last, the negroes (sevcn in
numbcr) averaged ss37l4. This is sald to be
the largest average that has ever been made in
tthe District.
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STATE Defence OF North CAkoLuA.-
we see from our North Carolina papers
that the Committee on Military Affairs h.,e
prepared their report relative to raising
troops for State defence. The measure
promises to he an effective one. II call.
out all magistrates under fifty yeaas of ng..
all militia officers and all those cilizens who
having procured substitutes under the con
scription will have to 'fnce the music" un.
der the militia law. II 10 also said iha. cit
i1ens liable to conscrip,ion from forty to
forty live, will be called out, until their ser.
rices are demanded by the Confederate nu
'hori'ie-. 1t is supposed that thi. levy viii
bring several thousand effective men mo
the field. The press Of North Carolina,
support the bill, "a military necessity
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Gamble Tract

situate two miles North West of the Court
iiouse on Camp Creek, containing Three
Hundred and FItty.two Acres, and adjoining
lanos OF Robert Crockett, Mrs. Montgomery,
VIM McMu.Iun aud others these Lands
are productive, in good state of cultivs-
lion, and embrace fifty acres of RICH Bot.
tom. On the Tract is n large
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The Chicago Times says that General
heClernnnd's gr"nt Mississippi array will
be divided into three corps Tarmee Major
Geueral Sumner will command the right
wing, MAJOR General Wallace the centre,
and Major General Granger the left wing
His army will be organized and ready TO
move about the 9th December.
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Spring of Water.

ana BEAUTIFUL FLOWER YARD.
By the same authority, will, at the same
tune and place, also sell the valuable Plan.
tation known AS the
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

4 Lii PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
"A against the late Col Dixon Barne, of
any character or grade, will present the
same properly v"ucned, To either of the I'M g..
dersigned within the lime prescribed b,
laval indebted will make payment.
DANIEL. w. BROWN
JAMES n. WITHERSPOON
Executors
Nov. 10, 1862, Al-om
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5 q u L III G. A r OLIN
LANCASI Err DISTRICT.

hf ~ y "A En- DlN klS |.
pf =. T. HAMMOND, ESQUIRE, O,dipa.
- ~ for snii District
WHEREAS, \. ]. KIBI.ER has
applied /" ~" for Letters OF Administrations
on al! and singular the G""ds aud ChattI.s
Rights and Credits of Wm II. Faulkn.,
late of the District aforesaid deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cit. and nd :
monINh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, TO he and AN
pear before me at our next Ordinary's CONT
for the SAID District, To be holden at Lnp.
easier Court House on the 18th day of D,.
c"mGcr INST, 10 -how cause, if anv, why ti,.
laid Naturalization should not hr granted
Given under NV hand aud seal, this lst
- day of Dee il the wear of onr
!. :. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
~ )and sixty two aud 10 tae eighty
seventh year of the Independence or the
Stale ot South Carolina
+. 4. HAMMOND,
o l. ID.
Dec. ., 1862 At
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TEN COMMODIOUs ROOMS.

Is situate IN very conrenient part of town
ihe Out Houses ate convenient, and in n
good state of repnir. The Lots to be sold
along wi,d the Dwelling embracing about
three acres, contain a good
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elections by the Lepislature

Mr.. William +. Erwin, of Williamsburg, has
been elected Surveyor General. Simeon Fair
and J. =. Reed, Esqs., have been reelected
Solicitors.
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We are indebted to Mr.. W, l.. Belk for Col,
umbis papers in advance of the mails Also
to Mr.. +. N Mayer for similar favors.
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Twenty-seven Negroes.

(Moslly young and very Iikely,) Horses.
Cattle, Pork Hogs, Cotton, &c bales packed
and about II or Is bales in the seed, some
1900 or 1000 bushels Of Corn, Fodder and
Schnck, &c, and many other articles too
tedious to mention.
By the mutual consent Of all the parties
interested, We will sell or rent the land On
the same day.
Term, made known on day Of sale.
ii. ii. DUNCAN,)
G. l.. DUNCAN,{ Ext.
Oct. 30, 1862, 3s-st
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The Washington correspondent of the
Herald telegraphs That Lincoln will submit
his emancipation proclamation to Congrrs,
for reconsideration and modification. Over
three thousand s!ck soldiers ha e arrived in
Washington during the last few days from
Burnsidu's nrmy
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n CADQUARTERS {
2ist RECT =. e.. MILITIA.
X l. - ~

SiSt NEp L -. T.. MILITIA.
IS TIER =. &. November 23, 1862
ORDER NO. !
}. T"e Commanders Of Companies in
Tins Regiment will hold elections, Ia i'll nll
ra"anclrs IN their rr' prclIve command, and
report the result OF The same To these Ieud
| Quarters.
u. The Commanding officers Of Beat
Companies will cause Ia be made n roll of
al persons between the ages Of sixteen and
sixty I'VE wears, within the units Of their
respective beats, liable 10 do military duty.
~ deslg"ntrd ~ thr Resolution, of Ills Tx
cellenry tho Governor aud Council. And
u shall be their duty To call out their com
nandN once every fortnight Tor parad. and
ora, and To issue patrol warrants, &c
Iii lhe Commander Of the Company in
ch'rge "t Tn" arms aud ammunition at the
t"hft House will repOr, TO .ne Immediately
tne number of men IN hi@ comprnv is not
a"ii'c'.hl To perform The duly f-quircd
X | GARDNER, It, Col.
Commanding 2lst Rogt. 5 e. NJ.
Brother officers anu men Of the 2lst Req.
'heht south Caiolina Militia The pro
g'rs~ "f this nnholy war is an object of ths
gravcst import, aud involve, in its decision
WI ""PP'hess' our prosperity and our very
eh'''ence as people: aud b, ing conscious
o' th,s' the en,erpri-iug genius, the sp:ril
a"d Howe. OF our land have gone forward
W The van at our army--our country is in
great measure desolated-danyer threat.
ems our homes-now let us Discharge with
uhwaver'ng hdeIity the duties which d..
'"iVe upon US as citizens, as patriots. as
neighbors. as friends To ourselves and our
cause, and above all, as fathers and prot.e.
tors 10 the families Of our brave men. To the
poor ana disconso!ate widow aud child in
lisPing innocency
Let ns remember that "the price OF liber.
" is eternal vigilance" DO our duty with
all The p'omptness and alacrity ieunir.d
ahd he IN the alert at all times aud g, erv
man d" his snare Of the patroIing, ard not
io'd'ou' "ru's and close our eyes to iucen-
diaries or PROSTATE ourselves before The
Jnggernaut Car OF our enemies, but l., ey
cry nan be like Cato, Of Utica, tba, N.
would blush 10 have his house stand s.cp,s
and flourish in a civil war.
X ! GARDNER, 1t. Col.
Commanding 2lst Regt y. G NJ.
se' D. 1904, 43-2t
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For Sale Cheap.

NEW or 3 horse Wagon, strong
and weu put up, with iron axle-trecs-en.
quire at this office.
Nov. 10, 1862 Aft
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PLANTATION FOR RENT,
AND NEGRUES Fur HIRE

on SATURDAY the 27th day Of Dccrrnh,r
instant, We viii rent publicly the plantation
be'of gIng To the Estate OF Raleigh liam
m"nd, dccen>cd The place i, well known
ns That OF which the late Samuel b Ham
mond c'ed, seized and pos-e,srd; il contains
one thousand and seventy acres, between
Two and three hundred Of which, Is in good
condition for cultivation IL il well adapt
ed TO the cultivation "f either cotton, corn.
or >mall gan
We viii also at the same time. and on
inc sad prcuI-es, hire for The ensuing year
zen negroes of the SAID Estate.
SARAH HAMMOND. Adm'x.
w. a BlGGART. Admir-
(with the VIII anncxrd)
Dec 8, 1862, ia,
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Pope has been ordered from Minnesota
to 81, Louis. 1t is supposed he will super.
c-de Curtis
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Notice.

NURING MY ABSENCE IN the army
- James X. Lark is authorized To repre-
sent me officially. The o!hce will be kept
open an the duties pertaining thereto dis.
,-ged by him
a. J HANCOCK. C?k C.C.P.
Lsnca.,er e.. H., Jan. ~, IsSs. 5fu
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General Anderson, Of Sumter fame. has
been ordered 10 the command Of th. Fed
eraI forces in the vicinity OF Covingion and
Newport XIV
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons indebted 10 John VILLA ms,
IA Esq, are notified to make pay ment
and all persons having claims or demand de-
of any character, are requested 10 prese Mt
the same within the term prescribed by
Law This notice will be plead in Bar To
any demand not so presented.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON.
Admir- J. Williams.
Lancaster c. Fl, Oct. 81, Is62. 3S-sm
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Executors Sale.

l'v permission OF p. II. Hammond, E.o
ordinary for Lancaster District, we will
sell at the late residence of William Dun
can, deceased, on Monday the 9th day Of
Decemtrr next. the personal Estate Of the
SAID deceased, consisting of
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NJflCE.-As il is believed that the
~ Estate of Caswell Moblsy, decd ; is in.
solvent notice is hereby given TO all per.
sous having claims against the aforen,en-
noned Estate to present them legally aa.
theht'cnted within six mohihs from daie for
pro ratio distribution.
=. MOBLEY, Rxr.
Piss.sst Hill, \. c., Jss, q ,Sae 81 V
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We are requested TO annonce DR.. r j..
Crawford II candidate for the vancancy in
the State Senate occusioued by the death
OF the ntc Col. Dixon Barnes
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TEN LIK ELY NEGROES,

STOCK Of various kinds-Iiorses Mules
Cows, (among them six mil.n cows) Ilors,
&c.
ALSO Ten Bales Of Gotten n quantity
of Cotton nnginned; Corn, Wheat, Fodder,
Cotton. seed. a., &c
Also One Baronchr, one Buggy, one
Road Wagon, Cotton Gin, Grain Tnre,her,
Fan. Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools, three
Sh"'.Guns Zone double barrel0 and a va
rIed lot OF Farming Utensils Also
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Bedsleais, Beds and Bedtime.
Bureaus sofa, Setiee, Tables. Chairs,
Desks, Book Case and Books, Cupbonrds,
Safe. Crockcry, China ana Glass. Ware : lo.
ge'her with variety OF other ariclus
Ii the sale - not completed on the duy
above named II will be continued on the
following dey
The Land, valuable plantation Of ND.
wards OF Ergnt Hundred Acres, haylny
thereon all necessary buildings, ana abou,
one hundred acres of which IS in n good
condition tor cultivation, may be treated for
privately IL not sold or rented before N.
day OF sale it will he rented on that dny To
tie highest bidder for ths ensuing wear.
Terms OF SALE ALL sum. under Fiy.
Dollars cash, sums Of Five Dollars and
over, credit Of twelve months, v ith inter
e't TO be due aud payable annually from,
day OF sale; purchaser to give note with
two or more approved sure.es
W. NJ. CONNORS.
Nov. IL, 1869, 4U-5,
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For reasons assigned last week, our paper
for this week is issued to-day (Mondsy)
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Wreck of the Schooner Adelaide.

CHARLESTON, December 4.-The vessel
reported ashore six miles below Fort Fish
er, N. g., is the schooner Adelaide, Capt.
Gilbert, from Nassau, wi,h a cargo of salt
and valuable Government stores. She is
ashore on Seeks Island. All the cargo has
been landed safely and in good condition.
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FOR SALE.
A If

a small House aud Lot in the Village -
Apply nj this office.
Dec s, 1862, aI-,r
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Salt Salt Salt!ll

We have been appointed Agents for III.
Carolina Salt Works, aud are ready now
TO take orders.
M. BAUM d. BROS.
Camden = T..
Sept. 1%th, 1862. 33-2n
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Announcements.
FOR THE S NATE.

The fricnds Of p. T. Hammond, ESQ reg
peciullv nominate him 10 fiji the urexpired
term Of the late Col Dixon Barnes in the
State Senate. MANY FRIEHps
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FOUR NEGROES,

rou"g and very likely) two head Of IIOr.
scs, one Mule. Cattle, Hogs, &c, Cotton,
l3 bales packed ard about bales in tho
seed, some 4 hundred bushels of Corn, Fod .
der, and ShurkI, Wagon, and Buggy.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, aud o.k-
or things too ledi Dus to mention
Terms made Known on day Of sale.
r.. ROLLlNGS, Admir-.
Nov. l9, 1862, 4l-1t
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Administrator A Sale.

BY permission of =. II. Hammond, ESQ.
Ordinary for Lancaster District, ! will sell
ut the lris residence Of II. Truesdale. de,
ceased, ON Tuesday l6h day OF Decembe,
next, the personal Estate of said deceased
consisting Of
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ESTATE SALE.
OF
NEGROES, STOCK, PRODUCE. ett

4 : TIE ENELUTOR Of Willimm J
"A Connors. deceased, and as the Admin
istrni"r Of the Estates Of Isabella H. Con-
n"rs, deceased, and Andrew J. Connors, de-
ceased, respectively, ! will sell, by order Of
the Court of fOrdin"ry for Lancaster District.
nj The late resIdrhce Of the said Andrew j
Connors. decreased, situated twelve miles
South of Lancaster Court House and two
mites East from Salem Camp Ground, on
"Wednesday The ION d"y Of December next
me personal property bei"nging to the said
Estates consisting in parl of
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, December 3.-The Fredericks-
burg train brings little Of interest. There
was considerable stir among the Yankees
in front of Fredericksburg last night They
seemed to hc moving forward The silua'
uor is such that hostiities may begin at
any moment. ltis believed that Burnside
has received imperative orders TO advance.
There nre rumors Of slight skirmishiug
along The Rarpnhann Ock 10 day.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

KSIcSEgBocEER This venerable magazine
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orous as though it was ncw aspirant for
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pathetic ani the humorous are so iudeieusly
intermingi,d and none embrace letter cen
tributions on historical, biographical and
scientific subjects. lts pa-s are never crowd
cd with dry pedantic essays, bat arr the W.
orous and spirited productions OF hre authors
i" knick = is hale old gentleman, wlta
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TO enjoy "A grave old age, embltterel Is M
ambitious aspirations, troubled BY no thought
OF the morrow
Trims 81, two copies $50 Morris
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Tnr ATLANTIC MoxrutY-The table Of
contents Of the August number embrace the
following articles The New Gymnastics
MIR. Axtell My Daphne Concerning bis
agreeable People The sam ADAMS Rcei-
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Open Air. To William Lowell Putnam
The Horrors Of San Domingo Ny Lost Art
In War Tine Amy Wentworth rh1reau
\ Summer Day Reviews, 6e This papu-
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TUE AGRicrLruRALIsr. This admirable pa
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recommend it To all who Apr eiate Il jour
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a. Farm, Garden and Household" Month
ly, 81 90 per year in advance Orange
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HARrER's MONTHLY for August is received
hy NJ. Hale. The leading illustrated article
rs the second part of Il Flying Trip :hro
N0rway'-an interesting sketch of a conn-
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Wharves, is an amusing and Mt the same
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Mass 8. T.. BAILEY, Prsefptrcss,
MISS 4. +. hlLLE7T, Teacher Of Music.
Mr.. II. has had an experience of ten years in
teaching. Miss b. has been instructrcSs at Mon
son and FoNcroft Academies, and is regarded a.
one of tho best teachers in the State Sbo il a
superior French Scholar, having taken lessons of
native teacher. Hebron is a quiet, healthy and
moral town, SO miles from Portland, whero arc
found no hotels, saloons, or railroad dopots to
tempt the student from his studies; but in their
place. generous hospitab'o people, that do ali
they can Tor the scholar. Hebron cnn be reached
from Bangor in enc day.
Young men fitting for college, will have a long
vacation in winter, and those seeking n business
education will by no means be neglected.
VI that Is required Of the student it to DO RIGHT
by pfesrtfag goo3 order, getting good ies,ops, and
ffdr'ag The aaes turner IN full possession of his fruit
No students are desired that will not chrvtuiIy
comply with tho simple rule Of DONG night
Apparatus and Library also Debating Society
and weekly exercises in Composition and Decla-
nation, for the benefit Of The student Books
supplied by the teacher at Portland prices. There
will be Normal Class ioimed for teachers and
these intending to teach. Lectures will DO given
during the term Board, including wood, washing
and lights, 81 per week. and those boarding
themselves can reduce their expenses to 81 90 por
week.
Tuition Common English So; Higher do, and
La aguages, 81.
Music extra Term bills to be settled tho eighth
week of the term and no deduction for two weeks
absence except in case Of sickness
There will be a public examination on Wcdncs.
day, the eighth week Of the school, 10 which all
friends arc invited to be present. Those wishing
board or rooms apply to the Principal, or
JOSEPH BAkR0WS, Scc'y.
Hebron, Me-. July, lsG2. 3w27
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Ell-worth-I2th int. boa Jp-eph Morrison,
aged a years 10 months and - day. hra Nor
rison was an exemplary christian, hlel husband
and an aIectionAte father lie united With the
Hapti,t Church in Ell Nufih In ls25, saea which
time he has adorned tho doctrines Il Col, our
Saviour, by et.lts lfe and a well oracre5 con
sersatoa. His family ani the church of which
he was a member. will deeply mourn hi depart
ure. but they mourn not as those who mourn with
out hope Blessed are tho dead that die IN the
Lord.
sworth-Tuesiay morning, July ed at
O'Clock, Mr.. Anson Mason, ct the arm ot Hale
Mason 4 Co.. aged about 40 years
FARMING ton-lsth inst, Esther, wife oi Nm'
Morrison, aged 10 years,
oiitawn-I0th list, from the effect Of matches,
Elmer L., son ol Lorenzo aud Mary smart,
aged year, ; months aud | months.
Hangor-alst inst, of consumption, Henry j.
eldest son Of James Dunning, Es4 aged Il years
and months.
18th inst, Eunicc, widow of the late Capt
Daniel Dresser aged so years and month";