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DIR. ELLET"s LETTER.
+ sourH,CAKo,lSA CoLLwoE r, Nov q, Is

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Gcntlemcn:'l'hc process whichI have
tlisc"vcre,I for iihe chtnpand eXpedi,iiiis
'mandlac,ure nf ,,he. .,Exrlnsive Cotton" ""
aud ~ hcl, i wish, through you, I" com.
nunicn,c 10 The iiouss of Representatives,
is ia iolIuws: rs @-t
For each pound nf Cotinn employed.
ten pru"ls aud three quarters 1f OIL III
Vi,riol, hntl four and one i,u!f pounds of
Salt Pr,rc, nreln he used.
The Salt Petrc, in the c'oi n coarse
powder. is to he iiissnivc,i ia The Oil oi
Vi,rioI, thagmixtnrc placed iu.a broad an,l
shallow vessel. AMI lle Cnltnn introduced
IN small quantities at II time, care b. ing
taken that il is equally nn,I ,hnrnu. lilly
mnistcnr.i by the liquid. Al the rxpra- :
,i"n "f Tram torly.ive ininucs /" an ho1,r
and n half varvius with The Temperatures,
the mass is IL be freely washed with lnrye
quantities ,of walcr-dtter whici, the pro.
cess is c"mple,r.l. by drying The Cal,"n.'
'Fhisprncess rnny be considerably econ
omiz,rI, hy substituting for the Salt Prt,c,
which is. tire most expensive article EN-
pInved. the. Nitrate Of siudu. u cheaper
substance, and which will bc equally If-
frctive in .snalIe: quantities.. AS have
not ;heen ahle 'tu learn the precise c"sltot
the Nitrate bf asSudn, in the large way il i-
impnssible to slale nccurutely. lh" precise
amount oii advantage 10 be derived fromi,,
use. '1@iHH! }a-' .i''-'nt
with reference to the cost ofithe "Ex.
rinsivet tCultnn," manufactured By my pro-
experiments in The small way, tllat il will
,not exceed f"rty ur fnrly.iive cents per
rpnunI. The whole npera,innis rXlremr
l. L.: II, Il l.. c,Il,
taught '", AMI I'rur,ised by, .un Intelligent
negro in IL few hours.
There is nInthrr ,nattcI cnnnec led witli
MY pr"crss, that deserves /" be noticed.
The p,,rnti,y nf Oil of Vitriol and Salt Pc.
trc nr Nitrate IF S"sla USED. is such ns is
wet the Whole Cu,tnh. BY II
Screw or Lever press, Il considerable guam
lily Of the liquid cun be forced "ul previous
II washing Ni.h water and can be used in
II srcnnh process. :,
That which lhc Cotton sill retains, is
washed nn, by The water, Which will then
c"n'nn Sulphu,ic Arid. II nnwrnv variety
nf Lmpsi"i,c or Marl be aided 10 ihis Ii.
uuii unlif it is saturated. s"linc mass will
be fnrmcd, consisting Of Snlpha.r nf Lime
Suiphale nf Potash, and Nitrate Of Lime
IL mixture perhaps as admirable rs any thai
can he conceived for uar in agriculture AS n
mnnure. with sniue cUnii,t iice predict,
ll,at me vnine"i this purely inri.itntul pre-
duet will greatly diminish the cost "f fur.
niShing The Explosive Cnt."n-rcAucing.
perhaps, ir"n,tlnir:y I" fifty per cent. the
estimate | have above given.
| have the homer 10 hr,
Moss respectfully, .s"
Your "br,l'i srrv't.
WILLIAM II. ELLEI.
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IMPORTsAN MI q Il lNI'E EELlG EtstsE 2.
NJ 20. PieaJi Jiii1e Ertra. s.
Frifln oy.s a. q sos cl ock F, Nj

f?lMPORTAlls'lsaIN Nsl EIstlG ENC !,
M 70. Picaytns Ertra.
Friley,.Novs q clock N. s,
IATeRSERoItsIgAE ERIC 81 :,syA .:Issa
LOSS OF STEAMSH Psi NEPTUfNE Es
The u. g.. sloop!of war st. Mnry' snile,l
from Tsmpico:on Saturday. the 2Sti,'nlI., al
3 o,clock. P.i.M 4ond arrived off tho Rio
Granle at s AZ NJ. on the. 3Oth. where she
sailed at. 10 o'clock. and made the ligh.
house az the s. w Pass. {. il 81
sCap.ain Rollins. nfthe ste an,sl'ips Nep-
tune, came passenger 20 n the u! MaTy,s,
md arrivedgini the, city this u
reports Ella, the steamshiP ~ ~ llle'aEflytg
nt Tnmpico ON ibeS ODD Novcmber, with s450
regular trodposs auunder command or Gnl,
Gates 3nnl.ihe steamer ,Sea, on the 23,l,,
With 200 more. Thesea eare: the same irnoPs
whose departure from sBra nps Tor ,fampic6
NO Announced On the 26th nltimn. On
Their arriyaLnt Tampico the city ,wns. fur.
mally handed over BY The Naval force
there 10 The. Army Fort Andoniga was
Immediately gsrrisnned, under The namy a.
Fort Conner, and armed with two long s.
pounders. Ashaltcry oftWo az pounl cnn.
nonades (cnlled Fort Ann. in honar lof Mrs.
Chase. lady fthes late American Cnnsula,
Tampico.) commands The aAlanirp roa'!.
And besides these soms field PIECES are
mounted on tho house tops. rs. a, -. i,
The town Of. Tampicp is already in n
good state OF defence, and reinforcensrnts
are. arriving daily. The: State oi Mcxic"
is re presented 10 he in a worse condition
than ever. Santa Anna lately y'addrrssetl hls
troops, apparently with the view I, exact
from them an invitation TO assume The cnm.
mand Of the Government. Il wns uu,ler
stood that lie was much disappointed III his
expectations, as the Army received his at
dress in profound silence. He immr.li',te
" afterwards started with oil his care Airy,
it was stated, on q scouting expedition
Some supposed i. was 10 cut off ono of;:tht
divisions Of The American Army. but thr
hetter opinion seemed TO he that lie. had
gone to The city of Mexico TO watch and Iii
rect the new Congress. which was 10 con
venc about the lst Of December. a.
The ST. Mary's left of the bar nf Fnmpi
CO the frigatc Potomac. steamer Princeton,
aloOp-nf-war John Adams and the smaller
vessels OF ,he 1cci, under command ofCnm-
modorc Conner. Tie steamer Sea was n
shore abrcas, the tawn on mud bank. She
would sail for BraZns Santiago as soon rs
she gets ,at. Met the U. S. steam slip
Mississippi sixty miles north OF 'rampicn
bound in. Officers or HE St. Nlary's all
we'll.
The Neptune sailed from Tampico OH
the oath uli. She encountered a nor,her.
was driven back and wrecked on the bar.
All hands suvcd-the vessel ali entire loss.
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SUMTER VOLUNTEERS.

A meeting ofl ..rhe Sum,ers' was,I,e.,l
on Saturday. The 9th inst, aud N election
! fur an ns,li,innal second lieutenant, ne ree-
ably To the late order dfthe War Depart
ment. Mr.. JAS. d. BLANDINo was elected
TO this Office, and Mr.. Tnos. NJ. BAKER
Orderly Sergeant, in Tie PLACE. of Mr..
Handing prnmote, by election. The
c"mpnny I,art""k Of n dinner provided by
Mr. JnnN CHINA, which was prepared IN
his usual excellent style. ;.
On. M9nday aflernoon.slle a7,hains,.,
"'rhe sum,ers," wi,ir'lhe requisite number
! Of men, marched from ,he Court II dusiee,
under the command Of Capt, r. SUMTER,
to Shot Pouch Camp, about two piles frum
Sum,ervilie, aud ,hc,c .rcmainc, for the
niglu. On the succeeding day, they march
ed within a mile OF. Sia,cburig To camp
Sumhr, and there. passed .he night. The
residents Of The vicinity provided wagons
in which they reachcd GaIs'len depot on
,he'ncxt day, aid on tile 10Th, arrived in
Charleston hy the Railroad. The disci-
plinc mpiu,ainrd at camp Sumter showed
an cyi'Ient,lesire ons.hc part Of the officers
nj nnce To- enter on the duties OF The sold
icr, and To accustom their commants to
The riz"rnns vigilance Of a marliul'lifc.
At,he rail road, 'The Sumicrs" were NJ cl
by the "Iiammnn,l Guarsls" from BnrnweIl,
the "9G Boys" from Etlgc6el,l AMI The Chcs.
Ter Company, amounting in all Ia 36O men,
They rrachrd the Magnolia Farm, near
Charleston about S in the afternoon, and
reception by de,achmen, composed of
the Washington Ligh. Infantry. III. Moul-
tric Guards nm, The Charleston Volunteers;
the whnle under The. command nf Cnplnin
BETrs. Lieut.. Col. DicKiSsoN is nj the
camp engngrt IN nil necessary arrangements
fur The accommodation of the volunteers
already there and those expected.
The several companies throughout the
State arc rapidly organizing; and il is cx-
prclrd that The Palmetto Regiment will be
mustered into s"rvice during this week.
tcers. though we Individually regret the
present loss nf many henr friend, we
collectively rrjnice in The spirit manifested
hv ,h"sc who have LEFT all, their homes and
kindred. fnr The honor aud defence Of their
common cnuntry. Theirs lie the gallant
brnriny nf the soldier. the mcrciiul Justice
nr the rnnquer0r, nnt The nnble conduct
Of the ini,re,I. II" our Sumlr, brothers, !,
thus marching To u foreign land. we wish.
success. life aud fortune. We feel TINT To
them The Innor "f Sumter ia dear; aud
,hn, they will ever uphold i, III The day Of
bn,.lr aud in The hour "f victory; that they
will temper risor with Justice, and victory
with mercy.
For the Banner.
Mn. EDIroR: | take tho opportunity,
through your c"lumms, Of expressing on
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COTTON

The Charleston mntkct snles.r for the
week'endmg Friday. Dec. II, were 9,649
halrs. and rrccip,s in The same time were
l4.473 bales. The. prices varied from 8
to 10 cents per pound; inferior and orslina.
.ry 8 I" 1874; smids'ling 1" mi,I,lling fair 8
10 9 Id; fair 10 fnlly fairs,0 3-s to 0 &;
good fair I" fine 8 81 IL. 10 cents. Our
reports. uf course, always:refer TO Upland
Cuuon. T. iti;; ,gsirs - ,AEaHts tts4-2 W.
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For the Banner.
= SUMTERvIELEl El AI;hDEMY;!t

% llie half yearly examlnntiph, of .tfie PIT.
pills 6ciDheing % iRis lhstit jiion fSnk place
On 4 'hurstay anI Filthy Iasi. Tie prothit.
hicf iiite III iTafeiit
.classss regPonds ile many, aa,l stcatcE.
Ing t1uGsiidns irn npoiirliIe1, 81 Bsofa ample
testimony 10 their pfbfeiency. or
whole, lie dcsasiSH was g ssiich,i AS .gavve
genera lsntisiNctidn Ia. par snts antl shl !: in
tiefesYtal; %iiieiit ffefeciesi honor 'uponttl,e
able Rrinfi pal Mn. KussELL..s ~, :. 4't5 I,
The examination clpsed on the evenihg
oftthe intlrr day, with al, exhibition iol
public. speaking. At .nIt early hour lie
Academy swus sflenaidly illuminated, and
il, n very short time, filed 10 ltnosl D yer.
diving by d iliisillySrcspectable oauuiencc,
who found every arrange foi tlitit
,leasantNnt!c conifn Ble reception. Pfnyer
being had, The exercises were commenced:
and nov Tic c,,iii. enapce s1fg every liltic
Cicero bdalncd .Witilsaiix iei y sahd delight,
willie each ssemedIf Ia say snin rentIy.''
The first spcake tgIa,mJ ia had the plea
sure of hailiDg. was Mfassefs f;LARsMoNT
MpsEs, an infnntof some fphr or iyc 5ears;
his subject, "'rhe Good Little Boy aud
really we could perceive nn,liing contrary
lo iiidl character in tlic speaker, MS he
swceily lisred his well committed piece,
10 osthesadmirutions of5nll. The next was
Master MA. BnUNspN, who was alsoa lad
Of tender yerrs; siis subject, .'rhe Sailor
which wasaccuratelyic committed, aud con.
sitlering his youth, well spoken. Then
fullnwcdt many others 1fsnenriy the same
age; ;tamnng. these, Masters JOS. G; It. w.
DlNKlNs, MYER. ZALgoMAS and III ANKLiN
iaiosvs. Jos. WILDER and Wa. CLARK,
particuiarIy attracted urnotice, as exhibit
ting in their Performances many of The
elements 6f3trne OralDrv. Master:,Sva,.
DELnRME spoke.Wl,al is Fime'.iin dis
iinct and spirited manner. Masters GRIeR
WnlTE, FRANKLIN FoLsoM and PREsT6.
GAyLE, acquitted themselves with much
credits; md if they pprsevere will make
good speakers. or The more atlyanced we
listened with great pleasure 10 Masters
JAMES McDuwALL, EpwARp and JnnN
CokYERs. JOS, LEw1sand JumN NELSON.
The Diaiogue oi FilzJames and Rhodcric
Dhu extracted from SCOTS Lady uf the
Lake" wns,'ntlmirahlv sustained by Mas.
.trrs Jas. .McDowALL: and EpwARD Can
yERs; The former Of wliiim closed the
exercises iof The evening with Oiheilo's
address 10 the Senate. Wili, great fDrce Iitl
'eloquence. Wewould extend our remarks
farther, hut for The present must dcsist, as
we are Informed The editor has arule upon
that subject; and we would do SO returning
our heurty thanks 10 Mr.. RussELL, for The
deiigh,i,1l cntcrtainmentsh his excellent III.
iorship has afforded us; together will, our
bcs. wishes To his pupils, Hoping that they.
may spend their lplidays in profitable and
innocent amusements,3 and nj Iheir close,
aghin address 'theinstlves to those studies
aud pursuits which salo,ne, blenGed with
the mild f<inAnencs III Religion, CAD fl
ihem fbr 'uatfolness,, III HE life which NOW
,is; aud render them: :hai!py inil,a. WITCH ii
10 Gomez s.'ti'.e SPECTATOR
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361 LEGIsLATlVE4 Z ELEcTloNs.1

Ghanr,llUr DAyiD JoiissoN, i th6ving te.
siyne,l.hi seat % The Bench. has. been
elected Gpvernor,n ihist State. q ;ti 1tS
Gen.J. J. CALDWELL has been elected
Gl'ancelor in The place or Chanccllo,
David Ji,hnson, resigned. ,., Il, Il,
Judge a, P, BuTLER. has been, elected
Sena."r from this State 10 the U. s.: Com
gress,ini',he place of The Hon. q gorge
McDnIlie, resigned. si s., II 5.5, 81:
The. Hon, JnMN G. Calhoun; has been
re-clrc,rd SENIOR from this !a,e,tfor six
ypnrs, totlhc us. Senate, 4ft,Gf N'ti
Col. Tnos. J.. .WErnERs hns been elect.
cd Law Judge in HE place of the Hon. A,
P. Butler, resigned. III ...;l5. J, l.lie
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LETTERS OF MAnouE-A letter from
Wa.l,ing,nn Ia Nrw Iork states on the
best authority. thai u correspondence has
taken pincr between the Secretary nf State
f,r the Unitrh SIntrs md ,hr uuliiurilirs Of
LETTERS "f Mnrq"r. in lnc ports "r that Is.
land. ~ reply t" MIR. Eurhanan's letter.
The most positive assurances have hernre-
turned boil, hy The government of Cuba and
That Of the mother r""ntrt, ihhl lhc tcrn>
If the Treaty will he NOS, rclisi"nsly al.
bcrrdIn. N"privatrrrs. "f any 'l' scrip,i"n,
will be suffered ."'Iernrt Ir"'n any Spanish
pussrssion. = Char. Epc. Ncars.
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For the Banner.

Mn. EDIroR: | take tho opportunity,
through y"nr c"lnmns. Of expressing oI,
behalf Of my fellow soldiers and brother
officers our Acknowledgements for the uni.
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|, II j. asserted ,hat the mast c"r,linl good
feeling exist, between General Scntt nnd
General 'Fny lur. aud that II Is III" express
wish "i lhr latter that Gen. Scout sh''mld
iakc.lhp command "f nur army in Mrx.ro.
Gen =. is believed To have rendered the
War Department The m"si efficient services
in the rnnduc, of the war Tho lines ~
narcs,. the npp"riionmen, Of the troops,
the points uf attack. &c. lie goes 10 Mex.
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sefs g. salip r tt,e re gin,ent IS fspntIf Casoss
linz Nolgntss for sefss 1ih iiles Hss 81
Hon. JgllH q. Calhoun
frnm the Stale or SSuth; .aYel Inn, Id ssTys 81
for six years. from ike sli day. nfs Alarch 4
next, in the Cong Tsss 0i lbs Unisesl s5lntes. S
Onsthe fourth BAL iot. the 1 0n.a Is BuiteI. j
was "a Is0 el ecled "a .Sen1I I6rJ II, tbe Congrss. d
ofiiis United States. to ahcy 3oc. !
casioncd4 'ilic resi- Enh o5 ibrs sIon.
George McDuifse. is soie Odd III foi.
lows, viz; "a. II. gI,lI IlefsH6; James H. Ham
mond 90; Wm, ssdIe6esk s; Scai,erinv6 S.
!. r, lice ;sill Sas
io Ess .,rofs.
and pio saDnlizes i!lefE com mrensat IA. necrY.
ding 10 iiiei Z reside ences ESQ., as Eli ,.,a
nltsf The law in felalio ffi tIie seisc iion of
Tax liecipss u u thes pe0plr t3;ll M 81.
Ter and amend The law ii rslatiai, ia ara
ting licences 70 retail Isbifitu6us fie,i,orss or
In keeT eTiayeE! reatl !c second iiIis. ssss
Mr.: Tsrre.ss h.si.lrtl 81 sresoIniioils9ir,- ia
sirticting sJndicisry Commit se fto 81. I
9uire and report on the tex peaicncy. % & i,ra..
Iiiibil.ng ptaclitit.,let in The Co.itis :ef laH
md e4ni!y of bis State from Iip a.
c.irisies upon tleaoffirial bonds oil ,lisirist
ll s.
y; !, q ~. ]scs
residents he fore
Sehaiet q, comn'iintc ton y. HON.
y, Dssld Je.hnssn' =. lIssigning his seal as q
Gnans oi fi.e ssasc. Whlcil tFas laid on
sue = e,,,'l 10 l,,t oles !; .s4 :,
M II .!sMlfs !ses oln!t 9 y y submitted
\, s;,i Y;
q Resolpsd, { fThas; The Comm ittre on
nancf ana banks ne 'ns!rusir,l enquire
NV ~ lne g 2 g; and sproprie-
ysa, PIoyiding NY la Y i9r the
on 'ne part 81 he s'islc, :, ior mn anountof
s.nck' e9aal hl sl.G annant
en oy : .9e ,t .pi9ers IN Road
Ia9l oe ). y rc,l tic State
me 81 y s,.Dsc g Pllna % be rn-
sseas o.asale a. par q any tho
g. w TOAD
Iolpl5any sapa sIle aI.,-2r hn nar,inn Of
Ter received fron' The Fedesnla iayetnment
onsr Inc &c. nnd that ihe said
Committee : nm nave li,, !Safe 70 bill OF
olherwlse. Tbs Rcsplation vas agreed TO-
iiogs = snbmlttesl rssoIu-
.,on qI'ring uie sofel 9ar ,t9ss INT an
agdn, .a sIa., sI plaeesa i9
NV faSr; NY OF lnis staie againsE
= ~ :, 80 w - ~ ss,.p
Isl,ss,a pSss9.3ne SeG P.5oilegs e'e neral.
IN the ylth
'eaI ',!i.a',, an lnr rn msniss made rom
:, as - .nf YolonIssEs 1Fem ihls
mo ~.
..ua sndI ltsa = ne, het
e ,S PIG go lpensa'ton
el sasn az
e = 1, IS y
/, : :, M!
WeIe 'se slf lsg ,s, ,'i,et sI,
na gialaliiIc enter-
a'ns WI .oialnues, tios5ls pnrl!y
Mi,',s. VII - me
alss as one ot
'neyaages ana. 9s, Ghane s. 81 she State
ila. tl.e no
nas Jus slacs, = SsenateI
ms Essl gha,pA, 90 ems 81, Ing e;slhnse of
,nc S'a'e. ansi at
'eng.nl as ', uponi JoaEnai
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leo, tits saitl, l,wilha carte blancIe from. .ilit
atlmpistrs li,,i, Whicltsask kesk ills council
and promptly adnp,etlit, concerning future
Oh dr. Eou4: e.ts y '5s.ss
III lHI IL lR .Asz E5 81 lE 1IBs IRBs !
4 is:UMTEIRIyiLLa 4, s. 6. j;
1Wedncsday, Dec. Z 8, T sA8.s
PElsIODICALS.

We huve received from4N M Iessrs. SAxT6e
&, MiiIBs.i Publishers, EOS Broadway, N.
sY.@h,e December number: OF Tie sa ',sssy.i-
can "A Agsrieplturist."s Tie. Terms Iof 3tl,is
valuable aporindicnl will be found aitiss SIM
paperiof this week. as3s, Es
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The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

V>IiE subscriber having been appointed
1 Agen, for the above Company IN this
town aud vicinity. is now prepared to receive
applications from those who may wish to ell
feet Insurance on their Lives, receive AnnuI-
ties or Eudowments.
For particulars ns to ratns, premiums, &c,
orply to JOHN n. NORTIiAM, Igrnk
&. CorroN, ". ID. Medical Examiner.
NIB This Company promises advanta-
ycs for Life insurance. which are offered by
no similar Institution in this country, aud is
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the premium on which amount To SlOO,99l
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Newport Female Seminary.
MISSES COE, PRINCIPALS.

IN this INsTiTuTIoN the scholastic year is divided into
J. two terms Of % weeks each the summer Term
commencing on the third Wednesday in May the
Winter Term the first Wednesday in November. Pu-
pills cnn board the Seminary and pursue their studies
during the vacations II Pareus desire.
Boarders, 200 per annum including fuel in winter,
bathing in summer and extensive course al Eng
lish studies or 300 will include music, drawing and
painting latin and modern languages
Day Scholars, IS per II weeks. Primary Depart
ment, IS per IL weeks.
REFERENCES
NgwpoRr.-Rev. G.. I. Brooks. Rev. T. Thayer,
Capt. Taylor u. $. N, Hon Henry Y. Cranston,
Peeg Clarke, Esq. and Samuel g. Vernon, Esq
New YoRK.-Dr. Potts, Rev. Il. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward King. aud John Gihon, Esq
BRooKLyN.-Drs Stone, Cutler, Cox, Bri adhead, and
Rev. Francis Vnion.
WEST PoINT--Capt Brewerton, U. $. Engineers.
NEw HAvEN-Dr. Romeo Elton
MoRRIsTowN.-Rev A. Henry Dumont.
BosToN.-Augustus ThornJike, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. David Reed, Rev.
T.. ". Krk, Rev. VIM NJ. Rogers, Rev. II. Winslow,
Principal Of Beacon High school, Lowell Mason Esq.
JAnAIc, PLAiNs.-Rev. J. o. Choules.
swAssAH.-Rev, w. Preston, NJ. Hall McAllster,
Rsa., Francis Sorrel, A. A. Somers, ESD
HAaUE, V,.-Dr. Wheeiwrght, Walter, Bowie, Esq
Newport, Sept. 4, 1875.
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gs90l lg!Ga3sss>

Court Of Probate, YNs'cpori, April 5, 1916.
ELIZA SWEET, Executfix Of the las,
II will and testament of NATHANIEL
SWEET, late of Newport, Merchan, deceased,
presents her first account on said estate for
allowance the same is received and referred
for consideration 20 Court of Probate, to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport. on the
first Monday in May next. al 9 O'Clock, a. IN.
and il IL ordered Mat the notice thereof, be
published for three successive weeks in the
Herald of the Times, that all persons inter
esled may appear At said time and place end
be head. True copy witness,
Apr. Q. B. B. IlowLAND, Prob. elk.
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Court Of Probate, .Nrwpori, .4prl 5, 1916.

Court Of Probate, .NsWpor, April s. 1916.
Upon The Repor, Of the Commissioners
u heretofore by this Court appointed tn
receive and examine the claims against the
estate of Hon ASHER RoBBINs, late Of New
port, decd. Ordered, that the Administrator
on said estate cause public notice to be given
by publishing a copy Of this order three sue
cessive weeks in the Herald of the Times. to
all persons interested in said Report to ap-
pear before this Court, on the first Monday
in May next, at 8 o'clock, a. m. at the Town
Hall in Newport If they see fit,to show cause
why said report should not be received, and
said Commission closed.
True copy-witness.
Apr, 8. b. B. HowLAND, Prob. elk:
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Cowt Of Probate, Nerport, april ), lS4G.
SILAS WARD and Benjnmin Mumford,
- Administrators on the Estates Of Will
LIAM G. BRowN and THoMAs q BRowN. Jr.
both late of Newport, Tallors, decd present
their several accounts on said estates, for
allowance the same is read, received
and referred for consideration to n Court
Of Probate, TO be- holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday in
May next, at 9 o'clock, q. IN, and notice
thereof ordered to be given by advertisement
Tor three successive weeks in the Herald OF
the Times, that all persons interested may
appear at said time and place and be heard.
True copy-wltness
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