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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10
Copy afa letter to DIR. Church.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 1900.

u" NEW YORK, teO. i, ISUU.
DEAR SIR,
My daughter, who is about 4
years OF age, had for a considerable time been
much reduced, and very sickly, and it was
the general opinion of my friends as we'll as
myself, that she was in decline; she at
length, however discovered the common
symptoms of worms. / had recourse to your
Nermifuge Lozenges, which were admins
tered directly, and which occasioned her
to void an immense number of small worms
we repeated the use of the Lozenges, and
in few days, am happy to inform you,
she was entirely cured, and resumed her
wontcd cheerfulness and gaiety.-Having
experienced the efficacy of your medicine
before, l take the liberty of troubling YOU
with this case, and am, sir,
Your obedient humble servant,
RWAITE.
No. 1913. Broad Hay.
Sold in bores, t,rice SO cents, family boz
es containing eight small ones for three dol
Lars.
Observe they have his seal in black wax.
JAMES CHURCH., M D."
For, preventing and curing bilious or ma
ignant fevers.
Dyspepsy, Cholera Morbus, bilious chol-
&c, taundice, gravel, female complaints, &c.
&c and all disorders of the head, stomach
and bowels, is recommended DIR. Church's
Ambitious Pills.
1t is well known that those feveiS Which
wear the most malignant aspect, aud which
generally terminate so fatally, are prece-
ded by, and accompanied with redundant
cy of bile, which as the disease advances, be-
comes so acrid or putrid, as to produce symp-
toms which battle the utmost endeavours of
the most skilful physicians, and counterfeit
the operations of the most powerful rene
dies
These PILLS will be found singularly eff
hcacious for correcting and ev1cuating the
redundant bile, and for preventing future con
gestions; intermitting and renting fevers,
will also yield to their salutary operations
They are the result of much study, and
their efficacy has been proved in great
number of cases, perhaps unparalleled
They are therefore recommended by the
proprietor with confidence as a specific, and,
will be found to resist
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10

Dyspepsy, Cholera Morbus, bilious chol
ic, }aundice, gravel, female complaints, &c
&c. and all disorders of the head, stomach
and bowels, is recommended DIR. Church
Ambitious Pills.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10
highlands View of the World.

Subscribers to the above work are inffrm-
ed, that the lst vol. is now ready for dclitery,
at S. Peasants Book Somewhere may be
had, Gust received) some elegant FAMILY
and POCKET BIBLES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10
PUTREFAcTIoM

Their operation is mild, and require no
confinement They create an appetite, IL
mend weak digestion and restore to the
stomach its wonted tone and vigour They
are particularly useful to those who have adj
dicted themselves to hard drinking.
For female disorders they are excellent (;
they obviate costiveness, remove obstructi-
ons, &c. and they may be taken with the
greatest safety by persons Of all ages (being
particularly adapted also to persons at a GER
tain period Of life) and in any climate.
Purchasers are requested to be particular
in giving orders for Church's .Anfikiious Pills,
and see that they bear his name.
The aboUe D7EDTCLN.ESa are hreharci in
NeIv York by the frolrietoT n. Church, ami
soid 6y dhhOiHtBlent In Richmond bv Nh.
SAMUEL PLEISyfJVTS (oniy.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-10
Vermifuge Lozenges
ARE AN EXCELLENT AL7RRNxTrvE.

containing nothing but what is perfectly in
nocent, yet powerful, and may be admins
tered to children of all ages, and to grown
persons with the most perfect safety, and as
they are Vermifuge they are infallibIe and
certain cure; they operate by stool, and
are singulary efiicacious for gross humours,
and scorbutic eruptions, sore heads, fevers,
bilious complaints, &c. and are excellent
physic after the small pox, meazles, &c. and
as gentle purgative, in the spring and fall
of the year.
r Parents therefore who doubt the cause of
a child's indisposition may suspect the worms
and with safety have recourse to the Patent
Vermifuge Lozenges
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS
PRIDE ilUNfBl.t,D.

young lady of rank and fortune went out to walk
in her fuher's works " Pray madam" sad the
grey headed steward, {" may humbly entreat that
yol will not 80 far from home you may meet with
strangers who are ignorant Of your quality" Give
your advce," answered she, " when desircd--I adj
init no instructions from servants" She walked ON
with satisfaction enjoyed clear sky aud cool breeze
fatigue sc,zcd her regardless of Eigh birth. she
down on smoo place at the side of hi IN road,
peeting some eflipage to pass, the owner of which
would DC proud 10 convey her home After long
wa,ting, the first thing she an empty chasc
conducted b, one who had formerly served her f,-
thcr pos ilion. You far from home, madam,
will You give me leave to SIT YOU down II my old mas.
tcr's"-" Prlthee fellow be not oficious." Night
was fast approaching, when she Accosted by a
cou tryman on horseback. Mistress will you get
up behind me, Dobbn is well footed, you shall be
set down where you will, il not far OFT, or much
out of my way" I" Mistress" exclaimed she, show
dare you presume" % No offence" said the young
mar, and rode away hunming song, "l love Sue"
Il was night, the clouds gathered, the leaves Of
the trees rusted and the young woman was terr6-
ed with what she took for strange sounds. There
old man driving an empty dung cart
!" Fncnd," ssid she. in a humble accent, evil YOU
let ne 60 with you"
Pride is the most CALLING burden person can walk
under. Prudence saves mary from misfortune
Pride is the cause Of many.
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PAPER-KANGINCS.


r. now opening several boxes PAPER HANGINGS
! Of the most fashionable patterns, with elegant
liorders, which he will sell cheaper than Was ever of.
fered for sale in this state. The assortment OF low
priced Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
can be furnished with Paper Hangngs al liberal dis
counts from the Manufactory prices.
THE bOCA STORE
Is furnished with complete assortment OF BOOKS
OF every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication as soon from the press. school
and seamal's books OF every kind in use
ALDL4t.ICkh [Ck 1911.
Ofvarious kinds, which 'Sil be sold by he groce doz
en- or single. ii one half the original price
SLVLk.4L HU.VDkLD VOLUMES
Second h.nd Books, also at half the original price
H.4/'o
of every description and price, wide and common
brims. One case fashionable satin Beavers. Felt
plated, and castor mems childrens H. Of the
most fashionable she pc and best quality from - cts.
So
Persons indebted to WANTON RATlBONE
or GEORGE WAN1ON, are requested To maka i'm,
media,e payment, and al persons having demands
against either, to present the same for settlement.
March 1871.
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10 l'HE pUBI.iCK.

III IVING observed ia lie paper called the Rhode
l. Island FebHbicGn of the 9Th inst. the anxiety
ui ROWLAND ALLEN TO hear of his Jonathan
5Hen, vino sailed from This por, in the brig Neptune,
ot winch vessel the subscriber was masier II Mr..
Alien had called me, he would have received eve
ry information III my power TO give concerning his
son. Ii would be painful for to give the minute
particulars of his sons conduct publick paper
IL is sufficient TO say, that by his profigacy he
Involved himself in difficulties and was ludged in
Phadephia gaol by his creditors, where lett him
on the 18Th of March 1911
But should this distressed Father be apprehensive
of his sons being (As he asseIIs) urdered or kE
GA desert island forced 6sord Bratish mon-eC
1odr, l will engage IN a short time to return TINS
hopeful son to his father, on his advancing money
sufficient 10 pay his debts II would have been bet
ter for Mr. .hcn to have called on ne before he as
serted that he could not ascersin from the cap ain
or niSte what had b, come of his son This assertion
rs false, and IT he expects TO sour the minds of the
publick or gam any DIV antsge ty false and SANDER
Gus report, he may depend on beng Detected by the
truth I DCNWEIJ
1T Those printers zcho may think broher to irser.
Mr.. .fRens pise md sanderous advertisement rs o.
Uige me sv Inserting the above I'D.
Newport, April 5, 1871.
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WHEREAs, the brig Neptune, (uhereof John
w D"nieH, w"s master) sailed from this por,
on the 1lth August, 1910, bound Omoa and
that no OF the ShIps company, except the Captai
and Fl st mate have returned home
.Now, therefore, the subscriber being anxious to
hear o. las Sol JoNATHAN NILE, win sailed on
s'rd SAID brig, requests any person, who may pos
,ess any Information respecting said brig pany
o make IL knownas ne cannot ascert in from the cap
tain or mate, whether the people have been nurder
ed lett on some desert island, or forced on board
some British ship of war. Any information directed
to tn subscriber. in Newport, will be thankfully
received, by ROWLAND ALLEN.
Newport, T. l. March 27, 1911
- Printers in different Parts II the Union zsiR con-
fer tipom' on u distressed father by inserting tie
bore sn their respective papers,
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TAKE NOTICE..

To be Said at PucHrk Auc,ion,
the highest bidder, on .NO.NDaY, the 2eth day ~
.1trtl neat, (y far heather, # nor, the first far
day tte) u not pre7'ouSy dstoSedcf at bripae sale.
I HAT large and Ell, esri Briok House, situated in
IortSmouM on tie TuIn Pike road leading from
Bristot Terry to NeHfort-1le House contains II
rooms and large Halls, very Convenient for parties
OF pleasure, and Us din ng for large companies
lib. elevated situation Of lie House affords de-
hghtu prospect, and well calculated for southern
DO. riders, and an excellent stand for "a Tavern
Toms Of Payment msde easy.
.4sO, will he sold on the ne day (if not dispe-
sed OF before 50 shares in said Turnpike. For fur
ther particulars enquire of .Ab,ahtm Borksr, in New.
port, CT the subscriber living the premises.
ARTEMAS FISH.
Portsmouth, March &c, 1871.
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NOTICE..

WE, the Subscribers, being appointed by the su-
w preme Judicial Court, holden at Newport, on
the 5h of March, ISL, Assignees of the Estate of
P.aIIE.NCE STODD4RD
OF Newport, in the county Of Newport, Widow, to
whom the ben-i, of the Insoveur act passed A. D
1856, has been granted-hereby notify the creditors
OF he said Sodaard, 10 exhibit heir respective claims
to them within nine months from the date aforesaid or
they will be Precuded Persons indebted 10 said Sod
dard are called upon 10 make payment 10
JAMES CHAPPEL,)
March 27. SAMUEL CARR gs,;y,ee,
JOHN WILLIAMS
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NOTICE.

NJ iERE.as, TiypLenne East, wife of the Sub
w scrlber, has absented herse e from my bed
ana board; III consequence an, induced to the dis
agreeable necessity of forbidng Ill persons har-
bouring trusting her on my account, as will not
pa, any debts OF her c,'rf st'ertls notice.
April 10 WILLIAM EAST, inu.
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POETRY.
(SELECTED.1

TUNE" The Brown thorn"
ON yonder bloody battlefield
Were late the deadly bullet flew,
And cannon prov'd the Briton's shield,
When pixies the sons Of Erin drew;
A spot, where once the hamlet stood,
With all it's gay and merry train
Is seen--and known by stains of blood,
OF mothers, wives and infants s.ain.
Beneath brown and naked thorn,
BY winters angry blast made bare,
Stood fair ELIZA, faint, torlorn,
Loose TO the storm her streaming hair,
The scanty berries from the bush
She pickd-and then in accents wild
IS Hush, little darling baby, hush,
Come--eat my little orphan child.
Twas here when springs warm breezes blew,
And ci0th'd the boughs IN natures pride,
And spread the fragrant blossoms hue,
j pledgd myself your fathers bride
His voice yet vbrates thro' my breast,
+ E ON II was the voice Of love
While to his heart with ardour pressd,
Enrapt We sought the marriage grove.
Alas the ruflian soldiers came,
And he was brave, he scom'd to Ay,
Enve!opd BY devouring flame,
oaw him fight, and faint, and die;
Since then---oh h ish my baby hush
Since thcn-but hush !--They come again.
int on her check hectic flush
Appear'd--she fed across the plain.
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EOR SALE.

T~uREE pairs Of working Oxen, mich Cows. 2
Cows with Calves. III yearlng Cattle, ~ Sheep,
Mares, 2 Colts, between and 300 bushels of In
dian Corn, 10 tons English Hay, tons CornstAlks,
and variety of Farming Utensils. Apply t.
SAMUEL PEAkCE.i Jun.
Prudence, T,b. IL. 1871
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Dy the lion. Richard Il. Sheridan

by the lion. Rlehard B. Sheridan.
THOU dear seducer of my heart,
Fond wish of every struggling sigh,
No more can conceal loves smart,
No more restrain the ardent eye.
What tho this tongue did never move,
To tell thee all us mast RS pain,
NJ eyes, my lips, have spoke my love,
Eiuina, shall they speak III vain
Nor still Imagination warm,
Presents thee ut the noon tide beam,
And sleep gives back that angel form,
To clasp thee IN thc midnight dream.
Efpina, though no splendid store
I boast, venal heart to move,
Yet charmer, I'm far from poor.
For l am more than rich--in love.
Pulse Of my beating hcart,' shall all
My gay seducing hopes be fed
Unheeded wilt thou hear my fall
Vnpiued wilt thou me dead2
I'll make a cradle of this brest,
Thy image all its child shall be.
My throbing heart shall rock to rest,
The cares that waste thy life with me.
The appeiiasisn - rendered literally /" The Cash
la I,L Chree, IF tho Irish and conpsys q tenderness
nos to DC joInd M aiy modern tongue
The following lines were sent by young lady TO
her lover, whose name was NoTT, "A few weeks
before their marriage. The nuptial knot was tas
tenen soon after the discerning lover dccyphered
its import
Why urge, dear Sir bashfal maid
To change her single lot }
When We you know I've often said
In uuth, love you, NoTr.
For all your pain do, Mort, care,
And trust me, on my life
Though you had millions, l declare
would, Norr, be your wife
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NHE subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. court ofprobate, for the district of James.
town, III the county OF Newport, adminstra-
orrtal on the Estate of
ISAAC HOW Wand, ESQ.
late of said Jametown, deceased, and having taken
upon himself that trust by giving bends according
to law hereby gives notice to all persons who have
demands against SAID estate, TO exhibit them for
settlement; and all who indebted TO said estate,
~ requested 70 make immediate payment to
DANIEL ROWLAND, Administrator.
jamestown, Ftb 90.
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DIV ELLING-HOUSE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale the new convenient
Dwelng-house, partly finished and Lo,of
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Mount Vernon Streets sfiording beautiful land ex.
tensive view of the harbour, river, island, ke For
terms apply to
WILLIAM w. VERNON.
Newport, March 8, i6ll
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INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
4 lsken that noted Hotel IN M-street, lately occu-
pied by MIR. BrRIAH ELpREp, where he me ans to
NeeP &c teei Boarding House for Ladies and Gen.
uemen; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid To them, that will max, their reception and
commodaton pleasant and agreeable.
April )
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sss.ss......

King William TIT. chose for the motto of his Stage
Coach in ireland, these words Won Rabai. sed
Recibr," That is, "I did not steal, but received"
aludhg to las being called to the throne by the peo
pie. Upon this, being told to Swift. his remark was
=" That's true, but there is old saying that the
receiver is as bad the thief
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esssess sssss

FOOTE being at table next TO gentleman who
bad helped himself to avery large piece of bread,
after he had taken mouthful two, Foote took
up his bread, and cut piece off "sir,' said he
gentleman, "that is my prcad."-"l beg thous.
and lslons, sir," said Foote, protest took it
to be loaf"
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State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
ia ions.
THE Creditors Of GEORGE CLARK, Of New
L port, in the County of Newport, House Car.
penter, are hereby notified to appear, (if they see
ht.) at the General Assembly, to be holden at Nex.
port, the first Wednesday of May next, and
shew Cause. (f any they have) Why his petition for
the benefit of an act, made June, A. ID. 1856, tor
the relief of nsoivent debtors should not be granted
THOMAS PECKHAM, Debs. See'ry.
Newport, Arrii 10, 1911.
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DIR. koBERTsoN'S
Patent Stomachick Wne Bitters,


(Price One Dollar.
Those celebrated and we'll known Bitteis are com
posed purely of vegetables, and are particularly "a
dapted for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite they extremely serviceabe IN all seasons
but particularly the approach OF warm weather,
when bilious ievers experience such total loss OF APP
petite. .3isO certain preventative against inernit-
tent habits, agues, dysenta.ries, &c. &c.
DR. hoBERTsON'
Celebrated Con md Rhcumahck D1ods.
Price I7vo DoharS.
a safe and efiectual cure for the gout rheuma
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel. swelngs and weak
of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all kIuds OF
lgreen wounds-the cranp, pans m the head, lace
iand body, stiffness OF the neck, chiiblans, hozen-
bs, &c.
DIR. RoBERTsoN'S
LnfaXible WOrm DeSuOymg Lozenees,
medicine highly necessary TO be kept in all fam
ies--psice 50 cents.
DR.DYoTT's
Ani- bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Mag
nant Fevers. Price 25 cents--large boxes SO cents.
DIR. DYoTT'S
Patem Itch Ointment,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease and Ger
tanty, is Intimately superiour to any other medicine
for the of that dsagreeabe and tormen
ting disorder THE ITCH. Price 50 cents per box
DIR. IIsaoTT's
Celebrated Cont and RheUmatlck DROPS.
(Price Tpo DoHars.)
The Vegetabh Balm Of Life,
price One DoHar.)
The Balm Of IBERIA,
ENta ted from an Iberia Plant for curing defects
Of the sNn. and improving the complexion, &C. &c.
Price Two Dollars
Ihe PestorUtiOe Denrifce,
For cleansing whitening, and preserving the teeth
I'd guns. hice 5Co.ms per box.
Since tie sbo,t m,su.t, r,o'olts were first
discovered upwards of Sepen Hundred Ihousdna
Persons have experienced their happy and sautary
effects, many OF whom from The greatest debility.
DIR. DvOTT, respectfully solicts the pubiick TO
observe that owing the certificates of cures per-
formed through the efficacy of the above medicines
having become too numerous for their insertion N
newspaper, he has in consequence thereof published
pamphlets, wherein ollie d, in the most de.
mons rated and conspicuous manner, the undcniable
facts signed by citizens Of the first respeotabiiy,
clergy, and members of the faculty and are now 20
be had gratis OF him and his respective agents,
throughout the United States.
A Fresh supply of the above Medicines, for sale,
al thestorc of
q. 81 Il. RICHMOND,
Providence, and by
SAMUEL wv. VINSON,
.APoTRFcARr, Newport. Sept. g.
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DIR, Nj ,LUR ID.

y IN VI ! LKJN II,
! INFORM ) bis friends and the publick, that he has
removed from ms former stand, TO the large and
commodlous stand, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chap
potIn, No 2o, Thames street, below Mr. Townsend's
at the sign Of the hisng Sun, where he intends to
keep a iiotel for the accommodation of Ladies and
Genti,mea, who may favour him with their compa
ny. Every eXetion will be made TO render bis house
comfortable and agreeable.
~ Good accommodations for Horses and Car
riages April 5
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md Possession giJsn 25fh .harch inst
A DwEDLlNG HOU Sc, in the street leading 20
"A Mr. RopE0r SrEPHENs's Wharf, well caleu-
lated for Boarding-Ho,,se
snquirc Of isaac Spencer, in Uarriek, or Spencer
Hail. of .Ntwporf March 10
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having commenced tire practice
i OF Law, and having taken for an Office one OF
the rooms lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
TEL swLEr, (nesry opposite Gov MARTIs's,) re-
sPecuuiiy solcits the patronage of the pubiiok--
Those who ma, be dpcs,d d TO employ him, shall re.
ceive his unfeigne thanks and grateful acknow-
edgements DUTEE J. PEARCE.
April 3.
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s. 81 ;|a5


CLN OLfE f>.1f ENl -1.tD fsIsuiLl
MEDICINES.
Which ceebratei for the cure Of most diseases
to which the human body is liable.
Prepared only by The sole Proprietor
/. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson of the late Dr. RoBERTsoS. Of Ednburg
Lclebrated Stonachlck EAxIr q Hcalth,
(Price s. and so cents
One Of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offer
ed to the pubck, for the speedy rehef and cure Of
obstinate coughs, colds, consuuptions, the hopping
cough, asthnas, pains and winds IN the stomach, re-
moving habitua cosveness, sickness al the stomach,
dysenteries, choier, morbus, severe gripirgs, the
summer bowel complaint in children, &c &c.
DIR. RoBERTsoN'
VePeta6le Nervous COrdial, or NafHre'S
Grand Restorative,
(Price 5 and so cents.
Is confidently recommended. as the most effcac-
medicine, for the speedy relief and cure OF all
nervous complaints, impurities Of the blood seminal
weakness, geets and various complaints resulting
from secret impropriety Of youth and dissipaied
pleasures, residence in warm elm rates, the nmoder-
ate use OF tea, the unskillfm excessive use OF
mercury, 81 often destructive to the human franc,
and diseases peculiar to females at certain period
of life, barrenness, &c &c.
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1OUSE. NO II. WdsLisgfOns,reet For further
Il particulars. inquire al the Cthee of TIC Rhode.
leland Repub6can. March q.
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NOTICE.

nv IL T..
'N'HF subscribers having been appointed by the hon
Court of Probate, for the town of Newport, I'm
the county of Newport, Commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust The claims against the estate OF
ANNE RENlLEY, alias, ANNE HAZARD,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof, allowed to the creditors of said
estate bring in their respective claims to either OF
the subscribers, at their respective dwellings,, with
in the time aforesaid
JOB TOWNSEND,
JOHN TnLINGHAsT,S 'o""''''0'>'"
And all persons indebted to said estate,
quested to make immediate payment to
NATHANIEL SWEET, .adriais.rdsor.
Newport, April TO-
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NOTICE..
NJ Office is hereby given to the Creditors of the
~ Estate of
ETHAN G. BRIGGS,
'ste OF Newshoreham, deceased, represented insol.
vent, that six months from the date hereof. are al
lowed them, by the Court of Probate exhibit their
claims against said Estate to the Commiss loners or
be debarred recovery agreeable to law. All claims
must be duly attested.
A. &. WILEY. Co.;.
JOHN e. SANDS, Commissioners
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
MARY BRIGGS, .4dministi atri1-
RAY T. SANDS, her ugent
New-Shoreham, March IL, 1911. (A3o