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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-05
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Office,
RALEIGH, November 29th, 1865.
WILL BE RECEIVED AT This


PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
II OFFICE until the 2olh December for the following
work the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad:
FGrYt-For filling in the tressel work the Road be-
tween CASTOR and Weldon. The proposals will the
price per cubic yard. The Contractor will be furnished
thing else be found by him. The total quantity is
posed be about ffy to sixty thousand cubic yards.
Sec0mdFor the Masonry at Deep Greek and Chockiott
Greek the Road between the points, plans for
which be this office and after the 10th De-
cember. The Contractor will be required furnish
thing The proposals will state the price per perch of
twenty-fOur feet.
The Contractors will be required to commence opera
tions early in January next
Std
~ The Raleigh Register Warrenton News GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Plant Weldon Patriot S. s. Democrat and Intel
gencer Petersburg and Norfolk Herald will publish the
above until the 10th December and forward their accounts
to this office.
ARKANSAS. DALLAS COUNTY.
II OFFER FOR SALE 1850 ACRES OF LAND
IL of and adjoining the Ouachita river consisting of
upland and bottomthe former fair the latter first rate,
producing, under good cultivation, from sixty to eighty
bushels of and from twelve hundred IT, two
Thousand pounds of cotton-upwards of four hundred
cleared with house. orchard and houses for sixty
negroes 1t is healthy, well watered, and convenient
CATION 1t is adapted stock, being adjacent to forty
thousand more of wild land, afordng u
lasting range for horses cattle and hogs In 1874 bought
this the most desirable east of the Ouach ia
would live: vet on inferior my upand there are
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales to the handnancs be given if My
price is So cash. tme with ten per cent interest
Corn and proyender and stock be purchased with the
place. - -
Cachemasso p. o.
Nov. 1e 1855. 4-r
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The President must feel deeply mortified at the
political change of the House. Two years ago, at
the meeting of Congress, there were 161 Admins
tration, and 6S Opposition. Now the Administra-
ton has 49, and the Opposition 156.
r-es Greensboro Patriot.
The President can have no cause for modification
80 long as he adheres to the Constitution and per
forms his duty. He may regret, in common with
all true Republicans, that the majority of the House
of Representatives should consist the present
jority does of politicians many of whom enemies
to the Union, to the Constitutional rights of the
States and to the public repose and happiness but
he will go right forward heretofore in the path
of duty, leaving the consequences, which result
from such an opposition, to God and the country
The "Patriot" does not feel disposed to state what
sort eff an opposition this is, and the grounds which
it occupies. 1t is made up, that paper we'll knows,
of abolition Know Nothings, Black Repu blicans, and
abolition Wings, with here and there Southern
Whig-of isms, and fusions and corrupt combine
tons of men, who differ in every thing but in their
desire for Office, and in their hatred of honest
Democratic President
But where is the Wing party, Mr.. Patriot? Is it
not Notifying to reflect that the great party,
which Henry Clay founded and led should be not
merely in a minority but pronounced defunct and
rotten by many of its former mcmbersP Three
years ago w nSSery was every tnluS IN oiu Ieueral
Gui'ford it is poor that no of all irs
dent devotees in that quarter be found to speak
for it, or to pay it common respect Why is this?
Can it be possible that the Patriot and its friends
have renegoded from their faith? 1t is even so.-
They have Joined party, which they declare
to be better and safer for the country than Whggery
ever was; yet they do not tell us what it they
found in Wing principles Objectionable as to in
duce them to abandon them. What next? Why,
another ne,o party new name soon as their
present one becomes stale out
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NICARAGUA We are indebted to the poteness
of the Hon. John H. Wheeler, United States Min
lister at Granada, Nicaragua, for copy of " Ell Nc
araguense" of tho 10th November, and for an Extra
of the sheet of the 18th, containing his adj
dress recognizing the government of Don Patricio
Rivas with the Presidents reply, together with 9TH
documents of interest. We will copy Col. Wheel
er's address in next, and give also, from the
sheet before us, some information as to the condi-
ton of affairs in Nicaragua.
BENEFIT OF LIFE Observation-Disclosures Charles,
Esq, who was killed the 10th of last month,
Elizabeth City, was insured for 200 for sew
en- years in the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
this City. His policy had been renewed only two
days before his death. Circumstances occur almost
daily showing the prudence and wisdom of life in
suranco
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The BIGGEST Sort OF PUNPKINs.-John A. Ave-
rift, Esq, of Catherine Lake, Onslow, informs us
that he can lay Chatham friends in the shade
in the pumpkin line. He sent recently to Gen. Cut
Ter, proprietor of the Washington Hotel, NewberE,
three pumpkins averaging over one hundred pounds
each. OF course Chatham gives it up until next
season-but Onslow will be hard to beat.
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SECRETARY DoBBIN.-The rumor in the newspa-
pers which originated with the New York Herald,
that Mr. Secretary Dobbin intended to resign is I'M
founded. His health we are much gratified to state
is improving. He may, perhaps, 60 to Florid. or
return to North Carolina during the winter and
main for few weeks. Such respite from his ar
duous labors could fail to invgorate and strength
en- him. "The President, says ashngton Cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North American
"cntertains special regard for him, and is indeed
averse to any change in the Cabinet
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H- On Sunday last, in this City, the Rev. f. W.
billiard, of Wash. Co., ordained Deacon in
the Episcopal Church by Bishop Atkinson, who
preached on the occasion from the fourth chapter of
the second epistle of Paul to Timothy, part Of the
fifth verse; Make full proof Of thy ministry.
We never listened to an ADLER or more impressive
sermon-the object of which was, as the text indi-
Gates set forth the character and duties of the
Christian minister. This was fully, as it seemed to
us, and, as all felt, eloquently done Bishop At
kinson aims at display of learning before
his congregations--he is above that; but he gives
the fruits of his learning in his clear rich style and
in the inappreciabe lessons of truth which he draws
from his knowledge of history, and ofthe nature of
man. and from the Divine Word. The congregation
in attendance the occasion was larger than usual
and all appeared to be deeply interested in the SER
vices
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~ Samuel NJ. Wilson Esq, of Portsmouth, has
been elected President of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Pail road Company to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Dr. VIM Collins late President.
The Board of Directors passed resolution to pay
Mr. Colinss widow his salary for the balance
of the year, and also resolved to erect suitable
monument to his memory
H The North Carolina Arator - for December
has been received This number contains a good
deal of matter of interest and value to the farmer
Address T. j. Lemay, Raleigh--pr 81 per an
mum " - .'--Ha5
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TIL E NJ A IL IL E Il s.

MECKLENBURG.
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Best specimen Shawnee Warbler, w. j. Stewart %
BRANCH SECOND.
Largest yield of Corn per 794 bushels, DR..
A.. d. Mclean,
Cotton per acre 1880 lbs w. C.
Mcneil,
Sweet Potatoes, per Ito acres, 80
bus Duncan Mckay, so
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Nor AN Echo EvEN.-Mr. Kerr stated, OH We'd
nesday in his speech at Henderson, that after he
had take his seat in the House of Representatives
and had given good Wing votes, and sound votes
too the slavery question, he looked around and
enqurcd for his Northern Wing brethren, having
expected they would be with him ; and finding them
wanting, and having called for them" echo n
swered " exclaimed gentleman in the crowd,
"they were not there" No. said Mr.. Kerr,
" there not eren echo.' This striking truth,
coming opportuney, drought down the house."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 A Work on the History, Prevention and
Cure Of Chronic Diseases of the Respiratory. Z.
Circulatory, digestive, Secretary and Absorbent
(Including the glands and skin.) Nervous and
Motor systems Of the Human Economy.
The Philosophy Of Living or the way to
enjoy Life and its comforts and to secure Lon
gevity.
With numerous Engravings illustI ating the
various systems Of the human organism. BY
A. y. HEATH, NJ. ID.
No. $50 Broadway, New York /.
The Introductory work on Chronic Diseases,
and Pulmonary Consumption, their Prevention
AID Treatment, is now ready. and will be sent
TO any address free OF charge.
Patients at a distance can consult DR.. Heath
by letter stating their cases fully. Office hours
from a. IN. till 4 p. IN. a29-Iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

or DYrR's HEALING EMBRocATIos.-
This valuable internal and external Remedy is
constantly increasing IN public favor and esti-
nation, and is almost the universal Panacea.-
u - uniform in quality, convenient for appli-
cation, neat and delicate in its application, un.
failing in it's curative properties, and unsur.
passed AZ healing and Pain Destroying Re m.
edy. Reader, don't be without it. 1t III save
many doctors bill. IL you unfortunately be-
come wounded, cut. or bruised, use il; ifyou
suffer from pain, either external or internal,
cholera morbus, rheumatism, sprains, stiff
joints, &c, try 1t, and il will certainly effect
cure. The estmable value of this wonderful
preparation has been conclusively proved, and
no psrsen or family should suffer themselves to
Be without il at any time.
Beware Of limitations and buy only of author
ized agents.
Prepared only by p. M. Field, "a Westmin.
ster street, Providence. For sale by Hazard &
Caswell and r. J. Taylor, Newport, r. !.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
GE UiNE 6RnCrRiss,


GE UiNE hRpCFRiES,
Is, Sioo,,s Genzl and !. %. Fnh
NEWTON BiiOrIit.ltS have Just ,cceived
~ in s.Orr their winter stock .i uew aud 6no
Groceriee,lo sb'ch they inv.'c pa.li,ulr al.
teniion.
l5O Ibis super6ne and extra Flour
2oD bags chviceexlra Flom
b iieices prime rev Rice
200 b gsbest Inch ahr.t
10 kins choice Dairy Butter
l25 boxes Premium AMI Western Cheese
25 negs Retired Leaf Lard,
800 bags fine Salt
8 cases table Salt
so boxes SC led and No. IL, rring
8 casks new Hams
200 packages Grcen aud Black Teas
20 boxes brown Sugar
20 bbls Stewards Crushed Sugar
8 boxes Stuai,', loaf Sugar
so bbls S.,a - Refined Sugars
20 bagsJaya ,t.aguira aud Rio Collee
20 Oboxes ground Coffee
I'D boxes Chocoluc Cocoa and Cocoa Paste
8 R.ss Pepper, Cloves and Pimcnlo
25 mlt!s C.s,ia
D cases Nutnegs and Mace
20 boxes pure ground Spices
kegs pure ground Ginger
90 boxes new Rasiik
10 kegs R,i,ins
Is bags Almonds and Peanuts
Cd boxes Saaeratus
5 cases Cream O'Ianer
10 boxes Sup. Carb. Soda
20 powdered Yeast
8 bbls Sal Soda and Alum
Sees indigo
10 boSes Fig Blue
10 cases Maccai oni and Vermacell
20 bo es Soda and Sugat Crackers
10 cases Pickles, assorted
25 box.s Pepper Sauce
cases English Sauces and Pickles
10 baskets Olive Oh
cases American aud English Mustard
20 boxes Lemon Swap
25 Ca es Patent Lal ldles
10 bbs Elephant Oil
10 boxes CT tile aud Fancy Soap
75 boxes * .miis Soap
25 boxes b'ce and pear SIach
cases smoking aid chcwug Tobacco
20 bo ies manufactured Tobacco
25 Jars Maccaboy Snuff
8 bbls Scotch Snuff
30 boxes Pipes
25O raams Wrapping Paper
20 bundles Brooms
5 E''rs pateI; otion rwine
25 bbls Cider and Wine Vinegar
&c., &c. nl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
PROFESSOR WOODS

HAIR RES ORATIVE
Is, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery Of
THIS age of progress The following is from
n distinguished member Of the medical proies.
sion
St. Paul, January I, 1855.
Prof. D. J. Wood, Dear Sr-Unsolicited,
I send you this certificate. Alter being nearly
bald for u long time, aud having ,red all the hair
restorativ"s extant, and having no faith in any,
| was nduced on hearing of yours, 10 give II "A
trial. placed myself in the hands OF a barber,
and had my head well rubbed with good stif
brush, and the Restorative then applied and well
rubbed in, ill tie Gcalp was all glow. This |
repeated every morning, and ia three weeks the
young hair appeared, and grew rapidly from
August Last up To tie pr ent time, and is now
thick, black, AMI stons-solt and pleasant to-
the touch, whereas be,Ue IL was harsh and
wiry, whr Iule ihc'e was Of II and that htue
was disappearing rapidly, / SID use your
Restorative about Tvs i'c week. and shall soon
have a good and per 'ct crop OF hair. Now
have read oi these 'hin2s-and who has not =
but have never seen hiIhei ., any case ia which
any per ~ .ir was really benen ted 10y aly q;
the ha.t onics, Sc, ufI day ID II eally
gvesne pleasure 10 record tie result Of my cx-
perience. have Trcomae fcd your prrpara.
ton % others, and aicady has large and
general SAFE throughout the Territory. The
people here saw its effects, and have conf cnco
in it, All who have used il here, will coincide
with me in what have written. The supply
you sent US. as the wholesale agents for the
Territory, is already exhausted, and daily in.
quiries are made Tor It. You deserve credit
lnr your discovery. l for one return you thinks
cor the benefit il has done me, for | &C tain
had despaired long ago, of ever cfecing such
result. | congratulate you that your fortune
(and large one) is already made.
Yours, hastily,
J.W. BOND,
Firm of Bond s. Kelog, Druggists, st. Paul.
[N.T.
Brookdeh Mass. lan'y 18th, 1855.
Prot. Wood, Dear Sir,-Having made
trial of your Hair X 'sioratve, il gives mc plea
sure to say that its effect has bsen excellent in
removing Inflammation, dandruil, and n con.
stant itching with which have been troubled
from childhood, and has also res ored h.,r
which Was becoming gray, to its original color.
have u.cd 40 other article with any hing like
the pleasure aud profit.
Yours truly,
J.K. BRAGG,
Pastor OF the Orthodox Church, Brookiieh,
Also Cor sale, WOODS Oriental Lemativ.
Lnament and Vegetable M,gic Life Pills. War.
ranted 10 give s,.tisr cton, or the money eiund-
ed. See Circulars. Address
q. j. WOODS & Co,
3l6 Broadway, New York, and ia Market st.,
st. Louis, No.
sl2-d&wisIy
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no DETIAseE SALAxASpER sAFEs.-
Robert M. Patrick is tho sole manufacturer in
the United States, OF the above celebrated
Safes, and PATENT PowpER-PRooF DETI.
AEcE Lock AND CRoss.BARs,-thc best
Safes and Locks combined in the world.
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals In every exhibition held in the United
States during the past three years Safes Of
oil sizes, suitable for Merchants. Backs,
JswsI'y. Record Offices, Steamboats,, etc.,
Fire and Thief Proof Bank Vault Doors, Plate
Chests, for private families on hand, for sale,
and made to order at the Depot, No. 1872
Pearl u one door below Maiden Lane, and
at the Mansfactory, Nos. go, 81. "a and 66
Canson st.. NY. Jssm
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HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNING. q
DEGEMBER g. 1855.

THE burglars Alarm and Physicians Night
Il Bell and Lamp This instrument, patent.
ii rgust n, 1853, is simple and ceii;,n in ats
op"raiion, and gives sec,n,ly against the depr-
i'lions Of burglars. An attempt 10 open any
doIror window connrcird with ihis apparatus,
vii! cause an alarm loud aud Iong. tbla ruug,
and common haDll lamp to be lighted at The
sape instant. The burglar, frightened at The
alarm he has raised, viii hasli, abscond, even
belore aa act'G,l entrante IL nG,do.
Ph,srans ani a ,olhecsrrs viii also find The
article o., great utility For sucI pa puses, It
s operated 10y hellpaIl al the street. door, and
will save the cxpe ise alli convenience of con"
stan,ly burning light.
" hen compared with other instruments in-
vented ior the same purp1sc inis alarm is ad-
mitted To be vastly superior, both as to the 81.
hcacy Of The alarm, and the certalnty oi ignition
For sale at TISDALE'S, lI6 Thames st.
sD0
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4" A thing ofbeaut
Ian inv forever -

30 sang the gifted poet Keats. What can he
moro beautiful than fine head of hair, that noblest
OF natures adorn nents. Who that Is young, but
values the luxurant locks Of youth and would pre-
serve them and who that is old but wo I'D COM
mend Lyons Kathairon universally acknowledged
TO be tho most valuable and the most delight fully
perfumed toilet article ever prepared Be sure and
ask fer Lyons Kathairon, to guard against the valu
less limitations and countereits, which have lately
been put up under somewhat similar Names Sold
every where for only IS cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO, Proprietor,,
63 Liberty ste New York.
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N r. w q O @ ID =

UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE.
WILL he opened ihis day, at 1876 Thames
w street, doors North Post Office, Large
and .I!endid assortment Of over CoatiDgs,
Broadclo,rs, c. slime ,, aud Ves,ings, Conn
prlemg every s,,Ic and quality.
Messrs. >. N q. would es rcial'y invite the
attention o. their friends and t,c public To their
cus IN deparim 1T which Is urle, the supe, vi
sion otan expe' enced y ,d omplisled cutter /;
having also engaged the sew rs of three supa.
rior 'nrnel men on the city oi New York (,
our patrons may he assured thai their orders will
be executed in "A snpe or manner at tie shortcs,
notite, and ia all C the ms, perfect salts.
L'c,on will he guaranteed.
Also, our assorlm"lt 1t Of ready made Clolhing
sihe largest IN The city,and tor workuianohi p and
style is unsurpassed b, any other esIabli.hhent.
s!7 SWINBURNE x GOFPE.
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HOTEL. FOR SALE,

THE Bellevue House, in this city. There
L ave two acres oi land and the house 10 IA
excellent order its reputation Is wa.l known
by all summer Visitors 10 this place. The
house has all tie con, eniences oil first class
Hotel. and n ls,se barn on the premises. L.
oilers rare oppotiuh ran enter is ny man
TO do an excellent business. Possession given
on the 25th Of March p.sit. For terms, &c. +,
apply 20 ALFRED SMITH,
OF Newport, r. ].
Providence Journal. Boston journal, New
York Express and Philadelphia North Amerl-
can, please copy two weeks and send bills TO
this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

HAIR-DYE.-A man was placed, few
days ago, in lunatic asylum at Berlin to
be treated for mental alienation brought OH
by The use of hair.dye. On examining the
dye which he. .had.employed, il was ascertain.
ed to be composed Of lead, mercury, and
ldUdr caustic. 1t produced violent pains
in the head, and to length led to madness.
London Times of November 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

Mary 'Moriarty, an Irish girl. who kill
ed her seducer, an Irishman, at Memphis
month or two ago, has been tried and
Ocquitted. The jury were out few minu-
tes only. The trial excited unusual in
crest. All the members of the Memphis
bar appeared for the defendcnt.
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Winter Wheat.-The Chicago Citizen
says the Fail sown wheat looks vigorous
and lhiif y as the farme- could desire
The plentiful rains have been as good as
guano in roofing the crops, 10 sand The
seventies Of the coming win,e-. Repors
from other directions are favo able.
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ma X RE ID.

In Little Compton, 2oih, Mr.. Stephen Bow.
90, formerly Of this city, and Miss Georg,a A.
Richmond, Of Little Compton.
In this city, 25th ult. by the Rev, DR..
Jsekson, Mr.. benonia Weaver, OF N iddletown.
and Miss Clara Clarke, OF this city.
In this city. Tuesday, the 9th ult., by Rev.
Mr.. Upham, Mr.. George Rounds, Of Provi.
dsace. and Miss Sarah +. Davis, OF this city.
In this city, Monday morning, Dec. s, by Rev.
Nj. Mercer, at Trinity Church, Mr.. Henry r..
webster, Of Providence, aud Nancy u. Ladd, OF
Newport.
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Court OF J.. obatc, Newpor, Ncv. 10, 1855.
MARIA DAILY ,admin,s,lsi,ix on the estate Of
WI Michael Daily, late OF Netpori, deceased,
presents her DTS, account on On his esta.e Tor
allowance The same is read, received aud
referred for consideration 10 a Court OF Probate
to be holdea vt he CITY Cle,k's Office IN New.
pot, oa Monday, the l-,b day Of December
next, az 10 O'Clock, a. IN. Not'ce is orde,ed 10
be given thereof Tor three successive weeks, ia
che Newport Da,ly News, tLat all persons iL,e.
rested, may appear at sad time and place and
be heard hereou.
c22 b B. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk
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II a well-bred woman is aurpriscd in car
less costume, she does not try to dodge be-
hind the door to conceal deficiencies, nor
does she turn red and stammer confused
excuses. She remains calm and selfpos-
sessed, and makes up in dignity what she
may want in decoration.
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DIED.

In this city. Friday afternoon, Nov. 23d, Of
sfosp. Thomas, an only and promising son Of
Freeman and Abby Hoxie, in the 7ih year Of
Affections sore long time he bore,
Physicians tried in vain,
Till COP was pleased to give him ease
And free him from his pain. A.
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E'OR SALE, or To Let, IN the norln part OF
L the city, farnished, "A first class House and
Barn, with every convenience for a summer res
idence, with about one acre Of Land, built Of the
best materialand workmanship, having a fine
view of the Ocean and Harbor; more land can
be- bought il desired at reasonable price
terms made easy Price, $1,000; apply to
m3 GEO. II. WILSON, Builder.
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corr Of Probate, Newpor,. Mo, Or ,.,,

Court Of Probate, Newport, Nov 2s. 1855
IAhEs q. TOPHAM adm de bons non an IN.
Sessste Of HIRAM CRANDALL, late Of Ns.,n,, wy,
deed, presents HE admisistration asoount ~, 80
sstste. Tor allowance, which scount contain.
credit for proceeds Of real estate Of the dee.,..d
sch by Daniel q. Denhsm, late sdmini.trsto,. an.
sasDs u Fecslvcd, sod referred for Considerston "a
Court Of Probste 60 he holder at the city Cle,t,s
Once. In newport, on Monday the 2fth day Of De-
oemoer, 10 oolcpss. n. Notice is ordered 10 be
vesss, IN the Newp sily Newsihst AFT person.
interested msy spp~ ssid time and place and
be hssrJ thereon. ROWLAND Prob. CIerl
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A PHRENoLNGIsT PosED.-An itinerant
phrenologist stopped at a rustic farm.
house, the proprietor OF which was busily
engaged in threshing. Sir, am Phre-
nologist. Would you like to have me ex-
anime the heads Of your children Twill
do it cheap 'Wall' said The farmer, paus-
ing between two strokes, 4 rayther guess
they don't need it. The old woman combs
'em with fine tooth comb once week =
A single hour in the day given to the
study OF some interesting subject, brings
unexpected accumulation of knowledge.