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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

az The following lines from the pen OF Ma
tlda G. S, OF Nelson county, Va, were org
nsly published in the Grcensborongh Tunes
Nor.l Carolina. They were sent to Us en-
closed ia q letter from Virginia. The person
TO whom ihcr were sddrcssed' "a broiherJ has
been resident Of Cass county, Texas, for o
number Of years. TIE letter nom Virginia
makes nnx lous inquiries about him. Matilda
is not unknown TO fame. Volume oil he'
poems has been published. The simplicity and
beauty Of her style is equal, we think, TO the
lsmcntci 81 Amelia" Several years ago, we
published number of pieces from her pen
which elected the admiration Of the public
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
Attention, Democrats.

The Democrats Of Harrison county will
bear 10 mind That the Democratic County
Convention is to be assemble at MARSHALL
on tho 2jth Of May.
rho Democrats Of tho different Beats
viii NEE, 81 the frs, Monday ia May aud
appoint delegates.
There is ample time for fell ard mir
Convention, and le, Us have one tina, will
command united action.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

NEW louh, March 6-Ihe L VI
steamer Europa, tom Liverpool on the
20h uit. is Ill Sandy Hook Ih" Europa
arrived n.t Ola tho 18Th. and tie Kangaroo
on the the l5.h.
Cowarucnl ElrIIterNer w. liycr,
.e,.l E-bui.4 20 Tbesales ot tbc week
.no,o,,.t Il, Is 600 babes of Cotton. nf
which snfcua,tors took ~ 500 ard tx
,,trsfs $500 Tho market op,ued uu>
settled aai excited q, an advance If IT.,
I'm, subsequently bcc1me quiet and q ~
The .,ls. on Friday amounted to- ~ 600
L,l.s Or.,ar. Fair = q lean. NIaias
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

We learn from the Hon. J. l.. Eenjamn
tina, an appropriation Of one hundred thous.
and dollars for the improvement of the Red
River raIt, will be reported ia HE appro>
pr'a'ion bill, and in all probability pass
Congress .s0ah. Ilcsicra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
Tor Treasurer.
e. II. RANDOLPH,
OF HOUSTON COUNTY,.


s7- Aii subscribers to ne Republican ont eft tHls
tsurtf afe requested f0 rag u advance Hr in resI
bat ifoab's % collect such saaii Sum. iHaJ
cara tbs tgouef.
TT Money fof subscriptions far drss ~ ile r.
y',,lioan flfce can be- fafwarlea b4 mail g' a'r riA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

\ MEssAGr FROM BWGuAN louNG "A
lato number o, the Desetct Nc,rs contains
message from Brigham Dung to the
I tab Legislature AFTER ailudHg to the
agricultural affairs Of the Territories, and
showing the rapid manner ia which the Fer
ri,ory had been developed since the Nor
mans settled there, he vey sayogely pitches
into the President aud Cabinet ior taking the
mail contracts away from The chosen poo
PIE, - aud giving them to the Geutlcs,
Young also discusses the difficulties with
the uited States Government. lie de
clares that, not having received official no.
tGealion of the intention Of the government
to supefsede him in the eubena,orial office,
nor OF the dispatch OF troops TO I'iah, he
regards the army at Fort Bfidger and the
civil authorities there Ms an organized moh,
which no has ordered to disperse, and he
calls upon the Legislature to adopt such
measures rs may be deemed proper IN the
premises. The Legislature ihereupon pass.
ed resolutions expressing their entire con
iidence in Brigham Young. and their deter
minHti0u TO sustain him. IL these resoln-
tons the Legislature unanimously declare,
and, rs an additional solemuily, allix lhejr
individual signatures ~ the declaration that
no officers appointed by the present Ads
ministralion shall exercise the functions Of
office IN Uah, until the United States army
j. Withdrawn from the precincts of the Ter,
ritory II this is not open undisguised re
bellon, we should Ike To know what is.
The Mormon authorities have thus thrown
down the gauntlet. and bid defiance to the
Federal Government. II now oely remains
for our troops to whip them into obedience
If they eau.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF We neglected to call attention 10
cur last issue, to the card Of Judge W. y
OcuilrRrE. /. will be seen that ho has
removed to Marshall TO practice bis profess
zion. We may congratulate ourselves upon
tueh valuable acquisition to our society
and our Ear.
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CIllEE IlSIICE.

tiiilsi JUS ltE,
Hon DUDLEY g JENNINGS is p esrl .iai. fa
'b~ p'iiec II Chief dltiee Of Harrison auHf'. at 3D.
onsairs August election
John Z. WirHERSru0N t. n rBnit'if. for 81
eaee Of Chief Iu'iiee. the ensuing August eaer0u
q HrNpRltK sa candidate pr re- election fo l..
Offices Of Chief Justice % i'Ir eusUinr Aua-t cicri .u
COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM c srErnfNssa caadtlats fr 30
Office Il County Clerk ai the ensuing 4Fusf ELECTION
mr. FRIEDRICH g. r candidate FIR the Office Ell
County Clerk aithe easung Apgusi election
sc RrAztEi isa candidate for rr.rltr'ion %
fhe oiirr ol 'uu9y Clerk, 81 Harmon county az Dr.
Auggsi rieriion.
SHERIFF.
We are authorized 20 announce q Z. RHODES
asa candidate for The Office Of Sheriff Of lamsaf
County.
We mr. authorized t. afuonnre q W LRGR0Ng
A. = candidate for the Office of shera OF Haus9,
County.
Aw. CRAWFORD l. cnnd3a'e far Sheriff %
Harrison tanniY n the curHiug Augps' election
w WARD t. n candidate far Sheriff of iiant
,on county At tle rutilas August cIcoiin.
W T. rlcKtNs lea raBdilaie ior Sheriff % iia5
rigoH county, a. thc ensiiinE August ceiinn.
HARDIN JOYCE - q eaadhlsie fr Sheriff Of lisr
rison county, At The essui,e tur'pt election.
THOMAS !. TGckER. h csnirls'c ~ Va,
Office Of shonH, al tl'e ensuing August election.
ASuREK.
We arc authorized to Announce Rev THOMAS
SANFORD ~ candidate iar l6c office # ffcasunf
n HARMON County.
We y, requested to announce TINT ALEX tNnFh
EsSF.ssOR AND COLLECTOR.
We afe auibofari TO announce GRO FISHER
- candidate for Assessor and Collector Of Harrison
Comfy
JOHN J. LOTT ia candidate f,r The oiric. "a
Assessor ani Collector of Iakss laf liaffss rsuntp
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VIZ EDITUU
Il is desired to describe an equ atcra trian.
gle, having It's sides Of wen length, about a
point as the center of the inscribed or eircum.
scrlbed circle, A geomelrcal solution is de-
sired
pISCipIfLT g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF Mr.. q. T.. SHow, stage agent at
Shreveport. visited Mar, q las, week
We are under obligations TO him for late
New Orleans paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

O. We published. last week, the par.
ticuars Of an pdray in Ru'k county The
Henderson Beacon gives fuller and doubt,
less moro correct account OF the affair,
which we copy
We learn that Nr. Rachos, citizen
Of this county. was killed few DAYS since,
ncar the residence Of Doctor lmspy, hy a
Nr. pegnie. Tho difficulty which led to
this unfortr .le event, originated hom n
law suit involving the right of ownership
10 hale of cotton. Some alteration took
place in the court room, aud the parties
were quoted by the promp, Interference Of
the maristrste As Rachels returned home
he passed by tho residence of peguios
where the quarrel was resumed, and almost
immediately tho two began firing a, each
other with pistols liachels received a, the
first discharge dcadly wound, but fell
with bis weapon in bis hand after having
twice discharged it, manifesiiue the most
undannied courage, The parties were bolh
highly respectable, and the oven, Is much
70 hn dppiored Mr. pegnies, we under.
stand, has not been arrested
reward Of 5000 is offered for peguies
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
An Acr kMENpAroRY on rur LAWS
RAISE kENENtL ny TAXATION.

Srcrrox ! b. Il enacted by he l..
;,laiurc Of the state Of icras, Ihstn
shall be levied and collected for the ia.
the state, direct al rqlorcm IA,
twelve aud halt cents upon each huna,,.
dollars yanc Of property, real and pert. \
al, (excep, such property as may be exen..
hy law from ,axation)
Src .. Iha, there shall be asses.
and collected Of every free male person
tween the ages Of tweniy'one aud ii,
Years, residents OF this State, tGo,s
ner.ons non compos mcniis, excepted
poll tax of fly cents each.
Sre 3 Tina, the County Couri,
the several counties OF the state. -hal h,,
the power to authorize the Assessment a..
collection Of twelve and y hall cents "a
each hundred dollars valno Of ptopeih
rem, aud personal, to be appropriated
the use Of the said several counties.
Src 1 That there shall be asses.
and collected Of each person, ii'm, OF p.,
lie corporation, having money loaned
interest, n tax at the rate of twenty CEN,
on each hundred dollars so loaned a..
any person. firm, or public corporaiionh,
iug money loaned nj interest VINO man i
or refuse to give IN the same for laxas-
shall upon conviction before any cour
having competent jurisdiction. forfeit O.,
interest on such money lonncd nj nier,
and no, gwen in for taxation, to tie o..
If tho iniomer; that each and every ps,
SON or ern engaged iu tho sale Of 90
Mons Rnuors. when sold in quantities 81
anatt or fnnte. shall pay tax %! TIVE.
cents ON each huulfoI dollars value 81 50,
article. pnrchassd l1f sale. or received (,
..l.us aeentor aictiuucer by such person Of
firm; and /, shall be- the duty of each as.si
sor and collector in this state. once 'n ever,
tbr.e. routha. or oneurr, to call upou see
per.op or firm 50 occupied or eapaged At.
c,ooi, for nn account OF such rureha.s,
a, eonslgnment- - he made under OATH
nnd every person. when 50 caied upo,
vino shall refuse Or 6tt To- furnish such ii.
SCISSOR or collector with an arcouu, ol 81.
purchases OF csp.irumeujs during lae to-
t,r which tbs assessment h. to be msd-
shall h..btble 10 "A peHall, ul Gay datr,
ta,.seb lilef. an NEGLECT. To Dee fecoyeftl
a., tbs Attenuation Of the Assessor a..
Collection before ans Ju.urt.n f the peaa
al fb.. n,ar.r raua,y. b., a sait iu tbeuan.
sl tha state; and tie spccG, tax lsy,.
suIro'.a.t..d les ,ne Of iht. section .s.
, EXEMPT On. 1o1d,, wares, and metchauds
ff,m he ad ral9rtm TAX levied by lbisse.
~r, : Fiat neie .4al be a.sys.r.
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OF Our friend George l.. Tin, Esq. Of
New Orleans viii nccep, our thanks for
ia.c New Oteans papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF The number OF our paper last week
was not corrected It should haze been
numbered -.
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RrcruTs.--J. q. sewell, So 90 c. ".
i.sgrone, SIS; " Carlin 81 30, |. ". John
son, 81; l.. Wood, 81 DO Il. Golden, So
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF Messrs. BradGeld & Go. viii accop
our thanks for laie New Orleans papers.
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that the time Tor disnuiou has arrived. But /
the conflict il not yc, over, and until It Is
decided, we shall stand BY the Union.
or The Carthage (rexssl Recorder
contains the particulars Of the death Of a
VI. ". 5. Eeayes. who committed suicide .
a, tho Eaele Hotel, i1 Carthage, on the
5,h iust. he appeared 20 oo laboflng under
feelings Of remor.e i3r having killed man
in Afkansas. IN a letter to b.s father and
mother Wa,hueioe, Hempslci county,
Arks.. be SAYS. Ever since The murder %.
D. hock. lage not saw one momcats
peace. sad have ujsd ia vain % hi.l myself
drinking so I'il blow my brains ont 10
hi. let,rr to bis wife he says. "~.hce ]
lsG you. have done nothing bot vaHi.r,
BOT have IN vain sought peace. Wy n'ad
!. eulfel, gone, and lie burden to me,
aud do The death Of suicide. Forgive
me Cor tho manner in which have acted
and never 'e, eur dear Icy know The death
Of De fthef.'
Vha, a volume 81 misery ia lhese hf.el
sentences. and what a warning they contain
to those who 90 from Day to day nrmed
with deadly weapons, and who live ia the
hourly contemplation of taking human
ne. Lie was bardou to him. and
he took the fearful lenp. trom hrl.enyis
roael conscience into the presence Of bis
God
or \ correspondent OF lbe Houston
Telegraph speaking Of ihe difficulty Of pro.
ducing convictions a cumiaa, prosecution,
saws: I've we'll know how easy tits for
one or t~o friend. Of The prisoner to throw
hemselyes To- hc way aud get on the Iny ior
the expfoas purpose Of hanging ihe iury,
starving or turing thcm out, and releasing
their friend This is his last resort as far a.
lis trial is concerned aud too often sace
ocssCu think there Is an c,sy remedy
mr this aud vlthou, interfering with or
J;.,,,hi,, ,t.is sre.ant and bonored custom
Tho remedy Is Wis bet the jury 10 ali
"'"is ''f "ni''f count '''''s''' "'' '''''
ofiF required 10 agree '' ','u'''' '' ''
all cases AS ABOVE ''' Ten 81 w. '"''''
agree Hn' pfi08 Up 'si''o'. - '''s 'e''' ~
are careful IA making up '"e jury '"' pas
oner e'u'h nos Rs' @" IL more ''"' ""' y,
TWO ''e"d' ana "F'" '"'' pan '"'y "'"''
DC po"e''s"
e.v- H.. sl...,r .n,,,or.d p.as roo.
ala, thurman Tor the week that il now
.l..t., II. hoe. .o,s,op.rtly b,d In
,,..c, +, somo measure. our p,psr II
an. eo,,,,sis,, sto uole we booa tbav
viii DO visited nn ihe head oi That lanc.
li0nary, bat wish rs much moderation ~
circumstances viii possibly allow. Tie
treated us, and toe rest Of tho JuYmen
with great deal Of Kindness and eonsid-
Grafton. We are Specially obliged. TO h'm
confined on the iury-heoch whenever we
saw proper, and for allowing ust to afi~e
..,.n..;.. nh t...,.t.l.. ..,,.. c,,5
=,
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We give '"' III .
ate ab'' "u'
"fown 10 '"' -. - ,ho San.
let me say, VI. '''''''., C...
alor from li'lno's' u,,' V' '''" -.
iw fespnns,u''' u.,o,.l l.. 4,
Kansas N'h'''NA a.', ~ ..'.....,,, c,r.
un1l he mas Drought 20 &c 81. 49,
diuon. lie sees ""''' ''i'' a.. -.
rayed an ths one s'"'' "'" ''' H.
himself l"i' Tue n"''"''" ,t'.u.;.'s,
meant 30 array N"o,e "'',c'" '-'-.',n' Ill
Whole n"lea 1"u'p, ~ ''',' l.,
ever Zoe aceoHV"s"e'' p" W., I'm.
my opinion, over laws ''''a.'i.' ,.i...,,,s
tons ramp'ed uhae' Tow, ""'
iiAgfau"t ou"'s''' VIZ .''' a.. .,,t.
.iale Tor the consequences Wp'u y"
OF things sh"l oe o,ous"' "U'"'' al
the senator lfom ,l'""'T s'i f's'
have meant To nss'" "'"' NV. ""'
to JOIN lh any cry az ''"'' '' -. NH
not suppose NAV ! ""' Nv" -
any OF tue 'ns""e', % ''9Vil', -.
Heaven Knows "o"'' " N'' 49, ,.i H.,
embrace him as i'f"' '"''
ior so'ltafy instant ~ an
-a., If. know. with what fidelity have
,r@...Iii.0 a., and with what 10y hnye
.i,.....l ,l.o .i..n., .l,rofhI. clofy. But
aH..,,; r.. d,, mann. of tbeso tia, would
III ,h's bonorab}s senator. We have
a',r.a.,,g = common country, a country
~. a., and mo. t,.,op Sin, TO one
i,aI.,fu That co9nlry i. in retH
ny. t.s,ts If st,pt mcn ber'n ~ quail.
.ti......5. .rJ boeJ,.d. of thousand. OF
,.,,l, I.l.ya that t1. Irui-n Is evcn
.5, ,,lt.., h,eaatb our feet The Sem,
..,i.sHie his eo,,sr To- nut q step to ail
rt.a.,t,,i,o II bs vil, Iut saw To uic
80 ,,syss np,nee. he sn.l." ralmue.s
,#1 ..,,,. .c, ,t., .,,,sa, deem O.. public sen.
,.,,..l mi. c,nnir, from enc extremity
m,, .d,,, Whether mo thinks so
w., Ia u,e.y.,y l,fe and saul Of rhi.
.,,,.i, tCba..iood now. where Le stood
- ~ iI5.t.l with his Dem.
o...'Is .oa,,,r.e,, ,b, .tron, nrn
.,.l.,., ,,4,o d,f.s 4, do i,t. dal, o.
-. ~, aIl da.,.r tho would hay,
ia, ,in.l. If tbo -.uff,cs which u.s.,
f. ..ea ,,i,ns.. an ii. other side. he, b
e n,,lI bey. .ab.,isd asd d..d away int
, ~. ,,,.,, ore.p oil Oblivion where otbe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF signor Cogsweil the renowned
WlzMd' performs at Van Hooks Hall to.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

OF We hsve had considerable rain do,
rirg tbs week The weather il pleasant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

0-,- The numerous friends Of J. r. Hen,
ds,son will BE- much pleased TO learn ,ha,
Le ban reached Washington. and taken his
s>at 10 lie Senate. HE condition 10 much
iMprsvsd. lIs will accept our thank. FOR
late psbiie doesmenia.
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~ ~. South Western Of "Wednesday
ssys:
IL river IA sssin flsing slowly \, this
point During tho week il rose htsceu feet
= fsltoe.
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cannot be ma 'ulaiuod, we shall then ib'nk
that the time Tor disnuiou has arrived. But
the conflict j, not yet over, and until It is
decided, we shall stand by the Union
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

Or The following ACT passed the Texas
Legislature a, its late session, and was ap-
proved, Feb 9, 1888. It is entitled " Au
ac, to extend the provisions of an act to
restore lands sold for taxes and purchased
by the State, to the former owners on Ger,
tain conditions. approved Feb 5, 1856 4"
SEC. !, BE q enacted BIZ The LcRisla.
tire Of The State Of Ieras, That the
provisions of the above reci,ed act be. aud
the same is hereby extended for the period
OF two years. mad tina, this act take effect
from and after It's passage.
Governor Walker, IT ia said. has written
a lei,er to the Indiana CONVENTION, which "a
IN more earnest opposition 10 the Presidents
course on Lecomplon than anything he hsa
heretofore published Ills friends denv any
reconciliation with the President.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17
Administrators Notice.

TINE subscriber having been by the
l. Hon Court of Probate, of Westerly
appointed Administrator on the estate of
Joseph NJ. Wilcox, late Of Wes terly, d =
ceased and having qualified himself as the
law directs, hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against said Estate
TO present the same nd ali perso rs iudebt-
ell to said Estate to make immediate pay
ment TO WM. c. PENDLErnN,
Im,uis;ratcr.
Westerly. Feb 9, 1893. """"I
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MIT,[,IN cry.

Anew and rich variety of Fall md Win
ter Millinery may be found at Miss Noyes s
West Broad street. where she will be pl cas-
ed to visit on her old and highly respected
customers. And has made due arrange
ments for any addition number who may
favor hor with their patronage. Bleaching
straws as usual
sept 29th, 1857 S22
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To R1ca.

VENIIE store in Westerly late occ upied 10y
l. Edward w. Babcock, deceased, will he
let for one or more years commencing on
the first day of April next, for terms and
further pa rticulars inquire Of ihe su bscr'
Der. GEORGE D. CROSS,
Executor
Westerly, Jan. 1S, 1853. 800
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Important to Ladies'!
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

SlNCE the introduction Of Dr. Checs.
- man's PILLS, osher pills purporting ~
be " the same nature have been pat into
Market. person. who have been disn ngpsint.
cd IN theu can place the utmost conf.
dcncc in DR., rhcc,man's PILLS in doiug
Whist they profess ~ 10, they have the
sanction ofsonc uf tho mos, eminent phy
,icians iu America.
sold 10y Potter & ch,mrlin, westerly.
u. aud I llr,lner ( CO.. Stonington
Conn,
n B,iitTOnlNS, General Ag,ni,
100 Chambers Street,
tylli NsW Work City
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Special Notice.

A LII persons indebted to p. G.. Barnes
n by subscription or otherwise, are re
quested to call and settle their account!
without further notice.
f. G.: BARNES:
Westerly, Jan 1st, 1858. 3l9
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Sheffield & Go.

THE subscribers successors to II. & F
l. Sheheld), having associated them
selves under the above name, are prepared
10 furnish as
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favo,
them with acall, with
Dry Goods, Groeeries, Croskry, Hard.
ware, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
M;,'e' CATERS, Slipper,
DC, 5s.
We have also large and we'll selected
stock oflron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes
Horse Shoes, IIorse and OK Nails, at Who'll .
sale and retail. GEO. SHEFFIELD.
299 THOS. ID. SHEFFIELD.
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Groceries,,
Westerly, Jan. l, 1850. 32a
schools i'm Kingston.

DEV c. ROCKWELL late Of the Park
IL Latin School, Boston, has a High
School for boys in Kingston, Il. l., and Mr.,
Rockwell assisted by Miss West, will take
charge Of the Female Seminary. Jan. lst.,
1858. Young Ladies board only few rods
from the Seminary and pupil. from abroad
will be under the constant care Of their
teachers. The two schools arc entirely
distinct as to both instruction and board
Tuition six dollars term of l8 weeks for
English branch e, with All extra charge for
the Languages, Music, Drawing and Paiut-
ing.
Board from two to three dollars week
or pupils Of either sex taken al the rate Of
$500 year, including board, fuel, lights
and washing and tuition, with ell extra
charges connected wthit. Pupils received
AT any part Of the term,
References .--Rev & W Bmglen, d D.,
Rev 4 ii Fnton, b ID, Rev Baron Stove,
d y. Lev T Starr King, Hon Y c Smith,
Boston: Rev. President ScsrS. Rt Rev
BISHOP Clark. Rev A II Cl,pp, Providence:
Rev Or Shepard, Bristol; Rev Dr. Dumond, f,
Newport. Rev c Blodgett, Pawtucket; Hon
Nathan Dixon, Westerly Hon Elisha Il.
Potter, and Rev II Wells, Kingston.
Kingston, Dec 18th, 1857. 3w33S
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| n p Il Il SIS,
Col. J. T.. Fremont's Explorations

Prepared by the Auth or, and Embrac-
ing all his Expeditions.
Superbly Illustrated with steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved under the immediate
superintendencc of Col. Fremont, mostly
from aguerreotypes taken on the spot land
will be issued in style to match DR.. Kane q
works. 1t will also contain a new Steel Por
trait, being the only correct likenc., Of the
auth or ever published.
Two Volumes, Octavo-S5.00.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Assigilfc's Notice.

OATES g. MAINTHOW of Westerly, r.
" l., have assigned to the subscriber
Julins Holzineer OF New York ~, their
store of good and other property lor the
payment of certain debts. A. said assign
ment contains n preference (auong other
prefercnces) for those creditors who shall
present their claims within three mouths
from Nov. IL, 1857, All persons interes ted
will take notice, MOSES GATES is
appointed agent of the assignee for the sale
Of the property. All goods not disposed Of
at private sale within three months nill be
sold at auction OF which notice will be Civ
en-. JULIUS HOLZINGER.
Westerly, Nov. 10, 1857. 3w326
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Brazil and the BraZiilians

OF ihe .NethOdiSt Episcopal ChMch.
sY REV. J c. FLETCHER,
Of the Presbyterian church.
This new splcndidly illustrated work
Zone large valumc octave, in uniform style
with the superb volumes of Dr.. Kane's Arc
tic Explora,lons,) is the joint effort of the
above.named gentlemen. who, as travellers
and rs missionaries, (and one in an official
position as Acting Sec retary Of the United
States Legation at Rio,) have had y long
and varied exper cncc in y land full Of in.
terest, whether we regard it in = natural,
commercial, political or moral point of view
Price $500.
4" Any of the above works will be sent
by mail free Of postage 10y renting the
published price. AGENTS WANTED.