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-'Hlle ANNUAL Meeting

nF the : ockhalIcrs in the LYNCH
NJ Bu.G roll BRIDGE COMPANY, for
the purpose OF eieciing President and ten
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held
At the Franklin Hotel, IN the town OF Lynch
burg, oil "Wednesday, the 3lst inst.
BY. order,
,iA. W. NoRYELL, TT hs'r.
March 90. -
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Notice

IS hereby given 1hatoHHe Oils ~ he
4 Laaohc Hopaoh IN The ctty 9t Haiie"'s-
bur, aet occogttd. md that no none patients,
(tlalr or Female, vii be received INTO SAID
Hospital until sumo oi the sad Cells are va
cant, dae notice oil winch will be glYcn.
~ ofdtr NJ The tet,t u DHttiots.
LID llLNLEi, I. {. ID.
Williamsburg, Feb. . nts -
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Not ice.

WILL 81, SOLD, on he hird .noa
w Rag ~ 4prd mel, ~ The eoaa hops, nj
.1mhefa oon"tg, en- er,dH ~ i months, n
NEGRO u O.M4.1 ead her rom CiifL-
DRES. belonging 10 he ,Joie n HW,am
l.aas. dee. Boaas uah RD0d uraray NH IN
ytgmfed, 10 bear uRerla }roH' NE daie y MT
ptfeiuaig y0iA
m ptas5Hs hariHg eiaaHs ag0iust IN ednif
az. rtqpesird 10 bring He'a toicafd, apd Those
iid,bfea nil coHt tornntd ami sftflf httr at-
roiptts on or brJofs Hat dog, as Jorthef o,dVI-
gtHte ieH mol he gitea
.GlICY SHTELDS,
.4d0f5 QfGH'iam Lads, decd
Much 10. - aids
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rginia, to wit :

Virginia, to wit:
4 Il rules holden IN the clerks Office Of
1 \ the superior count of chnnrery tor the
Lyachburg district tie 9th day Of FEBRUARY
1891.
Randolph u. Garden, pIaintiG,
John Alexander, administrator Of Achilles
\. Moorman, dec Alary Strange the elder
the mother OF The said Achilles Moorman.
dee Il. Robert Smith aud Neucss BIZ wife late
Aguess Muormat, james Norman, judith
Moorman, Nathaniel Auurman, Mary Moor
mau, and Martha Norman, which Nathaniel
Mary aud'NldrelfH are the children of " lillian
Noorman5 decd brother OF the said Achilles.
Mary Mnormau, Martha Norman Jane Moor.
man, Elizabeth Norman and Charles Moor
man, which Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
aud Charles are the children OF John Moor
man, II deceased brother of the said Achilles,
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Norman, Ag.
ness Moorman, Polly Norman, Susan Moor
man, and Abram hoormHn, which Charles.
Elizabeth, AGncss, Polly, Susan and Abram
ARE the children OF Abram Moorman, a de
ceased brother of the said Achilles, Richard.
-on White and Polly his wife, late Polly
Norman, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor
man, Ben iamin lladen and Martha his wife.
late Martha Norman, Elizabeth strange.
Idie flHhNtlN hppfnlan, ana sally BabCr,
ale Saily Moorman, defendants.
The defendants Mary Strange the ldcr, Ro
Smith and Agncss his wife, late Agnes Moor.
man, james Norman, Judith Norman, Ma.
I ihanlei Norman, Mary Norman nd Marth
! Norman, children OF WIN. MoormHn, dee,
/ Mary Norman, Martha Moormun, Jane
/ Norman aud Elizabeth Moorman, children
! Of john Norman, decd, Richardson White
aud Polly his wife, late Polly Moormau, aud
sally Bah'r, late Sally Norman, not having
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly aud the
rules OF ibis courl. and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that they are uol inhabitants
OF this country, II IS ordercd, that The said de.
/ tcndanis do appear here on the first day ai tn,
neNf term, and answer thc bin of the plaintiff
and that Il copy OF tins order lac forthwith in
serted III some newspaper printed in the town
I OF Lynchhurg for two months successfully
aud posted at the front door Of the courthouse
/ IN the said town.
Copy-Ieste
30 J WILLS. e.
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Nelson County. Febraary Court, 1894.
Benjamin Mosby and Bibb n Harris,
COMMITMENTS

Compliments,
against
William II Mostly, Lee w. Harris, admr.
of William II. Mostly, deed, aud in his own
right. and Sarah Mosby, Jacob Mosby, Polly
.Moshy, John Mosby, Benjamin Moshy, Lii
hebcn'y Mosby, Mildred Ann Mostly. aud
Nancy Moshy, children and heirs of the said
Nm II. Mostly, deed, hy Lee " Harris,
specially appointed their Guardian, Sarah
Mosby, widow aud relict of the .aid VIM. II.
Mostly, deed, aud Terisha Turner, (sou of
llenry) defendants.
IN CHANCERN.
On the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, who ticd their separate bills and it
appearing to tie satisfaction of the court that
the defendant William II Moshy is not an in
hahitant of this commonwealth and without
the jurisdiction OF this court Il IS ordercd,
TINT the defendants in this country retain in
their hands, what money, property or other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
To their hands, belonging to the absent defen.
dant, To the amount OF five hundred and fifty
dollars, subject TO the further order and de.
cree of this court And it is further decreed,
that the said defendant William II Moshv do
appear here on the fourth Monday in Nav
next, and ansW or the several bills nl the COM
nlainants, and that a copy OF this order be
forthN it'll inserted in one OF the newspapers
printed in the town of Lynchlnrg once a
week for eight weeks successfully, previous
To that day and that another copy thereof be
posted up at the front door of the courthouse
| 81 CHS county on some court day.
\ Copy-resle.
30 RIO. {. CUTLER, d. c. n. c.
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y certain Iract of LAND,
personN Propcvty,

To Wit One negro man, Adam one other,
named Pompec one negro woman, named
Sealy, and one other named aibb. Also,
three brood mares, ten head OF cattle, flrccn
head of hogs, aud all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, aud Plantation Utensils OF
every description together with all the crop
of wheat rye, oats, aud tobacco. The terms
OF the sale will be, for the personal property
credit of twelve mouths aud Ion the land
credit of one, two, three, four, aud five
years, will he given. In each case, bond,
with approved security will he required, and
a deed of trust upon the land to secure the
payment Whereof. The title to the above pro.
perry is believed To be indispu,able, but act.
ing as trustee, shall warrant such only as is
vested in me ms such.
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee.
/ March 20. wids 80
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/. \so, orc other rAct,

Adjoining tic last mentioned land, contain
ing o9l acres aud Bounced On one sioe by
the rond leading from samuel bm h., to
Watts Gap, aud the Ial.ds Il Richard :. IL
lis, the Bethel tract, and the Lands q join
Camm, dec. of this tract tb,le are MY
about . acres cleared, and that portion oil II
is well enclosed and fresh 1t is htauly TIM
hcred aud we'll vatcrcd, and contains ii iafee
quantity OF ir.t rate tobacco lafJ. LIS aa1'
lies within one mile OF Bethel.
II tue above lands are NIT sold privately
before the 18th day of October, they viii, on
that day be sold publicly al my residenct..-
Persons WHO may be DESTROYS of prl, bastn9,
il is expected, will wish 10 view the lahds--
They will be shown at any time on aHd'ta
ton hcirg made 10 the subscriber.
4 TENS Of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE III 'hih
February 20. -s"Is
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NOT

WILL mol pay any debts contracted by
L ny son JOSEPH,
RICHARD ". MtCnAUX.
March l.. W3Ndl
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by virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber, l., Henry Franklin. bear
lug date the 2Sth July, ls23, aud OF record
ia the clerks office OF the county court of
Amherst, for certain purposes therein express
SID, shall, on Thursday, the 18th day of
april nrNt, if fair, otherwise the next fair day,
proceed 10 sell, by WY OF public auction,
y cevtaiM Nract VI land,
containing 800 acres, be the same more or
less, aud adjoining the lands of Ambrose
lomblm, Aaron llieeinbotham, and others
The land Is IN gooa safe ot Improvement.
Gz,aA having an excellent Dwell
T.,ss@e LING HOUSE, aud other out
ns,pf3 houses, with flst rate barn.
.s.sse.al.-ssAas. Also, the following
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pPerior quality Uinter strained
Lamp oil, Iamnrinds, Genuine
Old Port Ume, Ground LoyroOd.
THOMAS ]. DUVAL.

AT TIL sIUN or rHE golden MORTAR,
As tins day received an ADDITION
Al StfpLi of the above articles, to.
gclher with sundry others in his line, which
makcs his assortment complete. Also,
SWaim's Celebrated Panacea,
50 hlghly and justly celebrated for the cure Of
5crotala ar King Et,l, Syphil'tlc and Mrrcu-
rial Diseases, rheumatism, lumours, Ulcers,
&e.--iogcther with the numerous trim OF C.
Wis arising from neglect or improper trent.
ment ot the above diseases. All ot Which he
oilers 10 his friends aud the public generally
on the most reasonable terms.
January 20. Is
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TRUST SALE.

DN virtue Of II deed Of trust executed to
ID the spbscriber, ~ Joseph \. Ldds, bear
Ing date ialh day al September, ISL aud
duly OF record la the olerk's Office OF the
epnaty cont of piusfknnio, | shall, On Sa-
tur,iay, the l7th day ni April, 1921, At the re.
cadence OF said Edds, IN the county Of Pitl-
svlvania, proceed 10 sell, TO the highest bid
.ipr Tar ready tupupN
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FOR sale.

FOR S.3LE
'E'llE subscriber wishes 10 sell the &C.,.
u lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAMP,
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made 10 weigh from to zoo lbs eerepyipe
me space Of o child, q, the prime cosi ol
$3.50. and working Of On expense proportion.
soiy advantageous. In fact, IL seems 10 CON
oIue the use OF the g'eatest power, with per.
'ect ssie'y in the least possible space sod
weight.
The inventor has several, diffs'en' methods
generating his power end csio'ic, applicable
10 the same Esgine. Some OF them afford
all their own supplies without any attendance
whs,ever.
We have seen leuci from London stating
'hs, this Engine had been secured, months
since, in six dlffefsn, States 10 Eu ope.
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L u | L ION.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends and the citizens OF Newport gene.
rally, that he continues his SCHOOL in the Church
school.house, where he teaches Reading. writing.
Arithmetic, Eogsb Grammar, Nsviga ation, &c HE
gratefully Acknowledges past favors and solcts the
continuance ot their patronage His prices Of Tut
ION are, for Reading S2-for reading and writing
2S-for reading, wrung, arithmetic and English
grammar. 2 so per quarter-nsvigation, dollars
Those who are indebted to him are requested TO
make speedy payment.
april S DNNIrt .rEn
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Or
NNTUTwELLs Liquid Improved OPODELDOC
w one bottle of whch IS uarranfsd to possess more
fhan tIvice The strength and efficacy of the hard
kind Ihis Enbrocatoa is now universally scknow.
iedged to be almost niallibe in of Rheumatism
bruises, sprGips crGmp. nurbness stiffness syedk-
ness OF the neck or joints ehi6lains chopped hands
snngs Of insects vegetable poisons fresh IVOxnds. and
tor any external injury, either tor man or beast
This article is highly recommended BY one of the
first Physicians in the U 5. whose certificate sc-
companies each bottle
CAUTIoN!
Re sure and ask for and receive wHITwELL's
OpODELDOC. or you will sssuredIy be imposed up.
on. Sold at retail by WM siM0NS, at his house
in Newport, price So cts per bottle;-
IFhere niso may be had,
The VOLATILE AROMATIC SSupY This high.
" fragrant sternutatse, (mostly composed of roots
and aromatic herbs,l is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases Of
head ache and cs,arrh to need further eommenda.
tion-price Sc cts per bottle.
ALSO,
1dv0is' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jsun.
dice bnious complaints, want of appetite costiye.
ness, &c. SC price IS cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent BinerS,
Uuseful at all seasons but especially in the spring
of the year tor The same complaints as those above
meotioned They should be used after the use Of
the pills.
ALso-Hch Ointnieut,
An infalIible remedy for this complaint. without
smell or st.in-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
DaG1's Eye Water.
This article has been recommended by some Of
the FIRST physicians.
Tooth Powder,
Damask Lip Sage
March IL is.s,
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Aisceitaneous articles.
From the Boston Palladium.

From the Boston Palladium.
Portable Volcanic sej generating Gas and
Steam Engine.
A young gentlemen Of ,h, CRY, after twelve
months study and experiments, has accom-
plished that great desiders,um, the unex keep.
uonsble application Of an elastic power, TO the
propelling Of the Land Carriages. We have
been bvoured with q sight oi this Eogine in
operation, and from the novel, scien ific and
economical principles upon which IL is found
ed, we cannot doub, Of its complete success.
From the confidence ,ha, has been placed
IN US we cannot here explain us principles, !,
being the intention of,he inventor no, to make
them knowo to tho public, until they arc de.
monstrstcd in actual operation on a csrrisge
but We will venture general view Of its sd
vsntsges over every hing Of The kidd hereto.
fore invented for this and all o,her purposes.
where Steam Engines have been used.
A 10 horse power Engine may now be
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Cnriogs Fh'tanh eofied rom monument IN
Dunkeid .f6by, Scotland

MARION soorr. died at Dunkeid, Nov 27, 1897.
aged l25.
STAY, Passenger, until my life you read,
The living may get know ledge from the dead.
Five times FIVE years liv'd a virgin life.
Five times ten years was virtuous wife
Five times ten years was a widow cbasle,
Now wearied of this mortal life rest
Between my cradle and the grave I've seen
Eight mighty Kings Of Scotland and Queen:
-Four time. five years Commonwealth saw,
Six times the subjects rose against the law;
d. Twice did I see old Preacy pui'd down,
And twice the cloak was humb'ed by the gown,
An end Of Stuart's race saw nsy more
saw my country sold for En- fish ore.
a Such desolaton In my life hath been,
An cad to all perfection I have seen
She lived in the Reigns Of 'Ames vI-Chsr'es
I-0iver Cromwell Charles II - James H-Wn
liam and Mary Anne. George and IL
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~N~-fD1<Y
Not 4valnut, ahas Kaot suamuf, alias Poh

Not zvainuf, ahas Kaot wannuf, alas Pei,
Tar vood
by foreigners Ills often said.
That Yankees in the way oftrade,
With all their moral plous preaching,
Are very fond ofover reaching
Nay, some can give the world bea,ings
In most ingenious downright cheating;
And, rather than 10 lose the knsck,
Zen their own nation they'll attack
Will over.reach and cheat each other,
Aparent, sister, or O brother.
No doubt this censire's too severe,
And close examined, 'twould appear,
Our nations neither worst nor best,
But very much like all the rest.
'Tis very true not all are good
Witness a load Of poplar wood.
Which Clod in Boston carried down,
To quiz some one in that great town.
A cockney came To- over haul it,
spray friend wha, kind of wood dye call It ,"
Not Walnu,, SIR and very good.
Wslrut YOU know is the best Of wood,
And may be to atoms b'owd,
II e'er you seed q sleeker load"
Kuo; Wslnut, II looks very nice
Drive to my house and name your price,
With neatness stow. your wood away,
Upon the nail you'll have your pay
'Tis done, in charging Clod's not bashfuP
So home he goes with purse Ct cash full.
Our Cit put on the fire junk
which mouldered just like rotten punk,
And most unpeasantly it smeit.
While not one ray Of heat was felt,
Our cockney now. smet out the jest
And though, TO rave il was not best,
but turn !, of with pleasant joke,
And let the matter end in smoke
So when next time he met the clown,
Accostng him without frown,
spray friend have you some more knot walnut =
Fes sir, got plenty on H.
sWe bring me down another load.
Aud near each engine see some s,ow'd
For when fire rsges, I've no doubt,
a slick or two wit! put it out
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II SCOTCH ANECDOTR.

A bachelor in Foitinga,, Scotland, lately
bethoush, him of taking unto him o e help
mate HIS fair one conserving, 'he prelml.
mario, we're arronged, and the parties sppesr
ing before the holy man. Are you w,lliug
to take This woman TO he you lawiui wife %
said the pnIson. The b deg Dom hesnsted
" dinna freely ken, sir )" al last he drawled
Out, II" Aye - I now csmo TO Ibe lady, ,urn
TO answer; scandallzed by tho bsckwa' dness
ot tho husband elect, she, too, "dinna ken,
TIL she consulted hor bto.her." OF she Sc,
10 hold the consults,ou, bur she stayed 20
long as to make it apparen, 10 the bachelor
that he was still 10 live in single ble.ednes,
A young minister received q call from two
different societies Of once to become their
pastor. One was rich and able TO give him a
htge salary and was well united. The other
was poor and 20 divided that they had driven
away their minister. In this cond'Ion he sp.
piled to his father for advice. An aged ne
gro servant who oveI heard what wss said,
made this reply /" Masss, go whs is tho
least money and tho most Devil" He took
the advice, aud was made the inst ument of
uniting distracted church, and converting
many souls TO Christ
On the arrival OF the 93i Highlandets ct
u, mcyars, good yoke is told Of Riackfe-
nat " K,ng George de f'oor' was 10 sue rage
aud So & ca, hurry to punish dem TO- deir re-
belliuus conduct, ds, he send his soges sff
wi,hou dc brceches,- Glasgow Hrvaid
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M.\NrUA. MAkI.,u.

M AIRY HOR>WELL respectfully
lNl informs her friends and the public. that she
has ken the shop recently occupied by ELIZA
GuAss, on the Parade where she will gratefully re.
ceive orders in the line Of her business.
Mrs u. will keep on hand. for sale. variety Of
articles connected with her business, and good as
sor,me", OF European Goods. and Fancy articles.
March IS, ls,r
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POeTIY n
From the London Literary Gazette.
SIGNS OF RAIN.

An excuse for not accepting the Invitation Of
friend to make an Excursion with him.
I'm Original Poem. by the late DR. Jenner.
4 The hollow witds begin to blow.
The clouds look black, the grass is low,
y The SCOT falls down, the spapiels sleep,
And spiders from their cobwebs peep
Last night the sun went pale to bed,
The moon in haos hid her head.
The boding shepherd heaves q Sigh,
For. see rainbown spans the sky,
9 The walls are damp. the bitches smell,
10 Clos'd is the pink-ey'd pimperneli
IL Hark how the chairs and tables crack,
~ Old Detys joints are on the rack
13 Loud quack the ducks. the peacocks cryt
"a The distant hills are looking nigh.
Is How restless are the snorting swine,
16 The busy fies disturb the kline
~ Low DER the grass the swallow wiDgsi
~ The cricket. too. how sharp he sings,
~ Puss on the hearth, with velvet paws,
20 sits wiping DER her whisker'd Jaws.
81 Through the clear stream the fishes riseS
~ And nimbIy catch tn ncsutious flies
70 The glow worms, numerous and bright,
% Humid the dewy dell last night.
rs At dusk the squad toad was seen,
26 Hopping and crawling DER the green;
~ The whirling wind the dust obeys,
% And in the rapid eddy plays,
% The frog has cbang'd his yellow vest,
80 And in russet coat is irest,
ii Though June, the air is cold and still
80 The mellow bIskbird's voice is shrili
33 My dog, SO alter'd in his taste.
81 Quits mutton bones, on grass to feast;
IS And see, yon rocks, how odd their fight,
SO They initiate the gliding kite.
81 And seem precipaate to fall
28 As if they felt the piercing ball.
80 Twill surely rain, see with sorrow;
40 Our jsunt must be put off to morrow.
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ELEGANT BALL FKINGES.
VIM JAMES TIILEY.

VIM JAMES TILLEY,
EAs this day opened superb lot Of ball fringes.
- for bed and window curtains, which he will
sell at much lower price than the article can be
manufactured for here
He has also opened another bale of those new
Dorchester thirtings
On hand few more pieces IS ct shee,ings, over
one yard wide Feb 5, 1924.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LIT.

THE. Estate on Thames street, form
l. erly the residence OF Gov WAsToNi being
divided by entries through the midile, and having
two front entrances, and separate kitchens ard cei-
lars, l.; would accommodate two separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster
ed rooms in the garret. Il has good garden, and
The lot extends TO the harbor The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sounds
it may be purchased at a low price, and payment
may be made in five (if required) yearly in
staments; security upon the estate would be sccep.
led for all excep, the 6rst payment The same ess
tate is offered 10 be let
Oct rs. HEARD.
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Horizons Hotel.

Dissolution Of Co, partnership.
THE Co pa snership hitherto subsist,ug DO
tween the subscribers under the f m OF
JOHN & CHARLES CANNON,
10 this day dissolved by mu,uai consenl.
JOHN CANNON,
CHARLES CANNON,
Newport. Nov 18th, 1920
Al! persons having claims against the above
firm are requested to bring them forward by
the ION OF May Dex'--and those indebted, TO
make immediate payment, as no fu ther in.
diligence will be given. E. TREVETT,
ASenf Jor he firm.
April S. 1924
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A FARM Fo8 SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale tie
Farm on Rhode island, which vas late tue su"mer
residence OF Mr. CHARLES BARiSo IL IS besou'
fully situated on the west side oi the island ABOUT
four and an half mics from Newport, and suppIed
by it's shores, with very considerable quantity o:
ing house, built and finished in the modern style.
with proper out houses, is walled into small encio-
sures and has on it within ten steps oil the house
a spring Of excellent water which ne7er taIs to iur-
nish an abundant supply Any one wishing 70 'ew
the farm know the terms, may apply to hichAho
K RAEpoLPH Esq. in Newport, OF 10 the suosefr
Der IN Providence. JACOB DCNAELL.
Dec l8 1893
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Notice.

Notice.
Court Of Probate. .Nerho,t, .4trii S, 1889.
WHEREAS Jonathan +. Almy, Ad.
mioi.ua,or on the Esta'e Of John WiIkey,
late Of Newport, deceafed, has this day pre-.
ssnted his adminisuation account for allow.
ance, aud the consideration thereof referred
to the FIST Monday in May nexI-noiice 10
hereby given to oil persons interested therein
20 appear if they see Fit, a, a court Of probate,
TO be holden 81 he State House in said New.
port, on said fs Mondsy in May next, al 9,
o'eloek, A. NJ to shew cause, il any thew
have, why said petition should no, bs allowed
BY order Of .sid Court, -
CHARLES GYLES, Prob. c.
April g.
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From the Wrstern Carolinian

A gentleman OF this town, whose acute OBJ
serysiion he's more than onco penetrated into
the arcans Of nature, and disc owe cd latent won.
ders, ihs, might otherwise have remained
hidden from vision Of man ior ages 10 come,
one day last week, bfongb, into our ofice
Hens Egg which weighed 2 ounces and
measured 9 Q inches in circumference. l.
was as lsrgo as goose egg snd we stouily
eontended IL was such, until the genllemsn
broke II, with the hope thereby OF convincing
US Of our error he did convince Us for on
opening the egg, q smaller one Of The size OF
a common hem, egg, was found within the
larger sholl. The in,e'sice be ween the IN
ner surface Of the large she'll and The ou'eI
surface Of the small egg, contained a yolk
and the white vlscous substance found 10
common egg,. Whether nature, in her
f'esk,, ever produced The like before, we
know not.