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Fresh .icdicines, Dings. 6.c

HAVE Just received at nrySc{d stand
NJ ~ addition 10 my former stock. Go.f'
general, and extensive supply OF Rfelicp,'
Drugs nc. Which makes N. assortment Ie..,
complete all al which vii positseh 81
at the lowest prsees for Cash. = III
Those indebted are REQUESTED otc... -.
settle their respective dues as lonser ,,.i., -
out oil ny power 10 grant .
February To- ',.,,.
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also, one O,her 5'ract.

adjoining the first described tract on tie
,"o'h west side, containing sa9 acres, chiefly
III woods, not more than - acres being cIeai.
~ "nlth are well enclosed. This tract is
we'll timbered, and is fine tobac,n la,a
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My. Jeremiah Ingvaya.

~ k--'Take notice, that we shall, on the
- is' day OF May next, et the Spout Ia
y'f", m The county of Campbell, aud state of
Virginia, between the rising ard setting of
''e suH OF sa,d day proceed To take the de-
p',i , ''' 81 '"hh Hughes aud Others, to be
t'a" as evidence on the triad Of a suit now
pending IN the superior court of cbapcery far
the nohhu6 district, wherein You are plain.
til and we nre defendants, when and WHERE
yoa niPy attend il YOU please. II we shonlJ
not complete the taking OF the above mon
toned dispositions on that day, we shall con.
Time 10 take Them from day To dzy SUNDAY
eAeerted) untii all are completed.
Yours, sc.
MOON & MCKINNEY.
March II 2Iy4
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fo@CfCUrLER, a. c. n. c.
AT a coar, held for Prince Edward

4 L court held for Prince Edward
n county, January the 18Th, 1924.
Richmond Siatham aud iihpda his wife,
formerly Ithoda Hill, Clement Davis and Bel-
sey his wife, formerly Bef4ey Hit Gri,ham
l.. IharGhiII "nd joanna his vile, forllclIy
Joanna Hill, aud Samuel Hill, eomI1ts
Against
john ihnrmoud aud Dosha hi wile, ~Iosi-
all u. 'liiams hnd Martha his vile, joe
Nalk as, III his own right, and rs ndministra.
tor OF William Hill, d,e'd AID hiary his - lie
defendants.
IN CIIANCERY
lIls day came the compliments, by then
counsel, aud filed fheir TILL and the defend
ants Joel Watkins, IN his own right, and n.
administrator OF William Hill deed, aud Ma
~ his vic, and fled their answer aud this
cause rs 10 these defendants i sci down for
hearing and the defendants John Ihnrmond
aud Dosha his wife, Josiah H. Williams aud
Alnriha his wifi, not having entered their APP
pfarance and gwen security according 10 an
act OF the general ssembly and the rules ui 1 ms
court, and 1t Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
he court that they are not iphnbitauis Of thi,
state, on the motion of the Complainauts hv
counsel. II is ordered, that the said defendant,
"hn,lhurmond and posha his wife, Josiah
H. Williams aud Martha bis wife, do appear
here od the first day of Apri. court ueXt, and
answer the compliments bill aud that CO.
py OF In, order be forthwith insertcdin some
one al the public newspapers printed III the
town "l IyncfhHrg, Tor two months success.
slvely, aud also posted at the front door OF
The con- thonse al this county.
A Cupy-Ir-tc,
% y. j. NORSUAM, u. &.
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4 L rules held in the CLERK : office of An,
I n hcrst county, on the first Mopday in
January, 1921:
Joseph II. Carter, eN'or Of John Mays, lie
1T. plaintiff,
James Robert Donald 4 Co defendants
~ CILINGERI.
On motion Of the plaintiff. aud it appearing
by eihdavlt of said plaintif, that the delen-
ua.'s are not inha9'tants of this common.
"'Illl' 1t Is ordered, that they do APPEAR on
or before the first day of April court next. 70
be held IN said county and entert their nnnes,.
anee' aud give security according to d = =,
al assembly, and ii is further or.inr,.1 =, "c'
COPY OF this order be n'.,,i,h - 49,, ,n,
i "fbe5ii m IA TIE LvEvnburg Vrgiuioa pub,
''sne' III ene town of LynchJarg. '''S'' pun
eopy--feste,
\. B. DAVIES clnrL
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Yen OOlAavs Reward.

SikAiED from Lynchburg, on the 9th
+, ms smhu DARK BAY MARE, about
ieet o or inches high, orc hind and one
lore loot white. The above described mare
Was wa, seen on the Turnpike on Monday last
whoever viii deliver her TO the subscriber,
fesidng near Wares Ferry, Amherst county
shall receive the above reward 10y
March q 49,.
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Valuable Property

PURSUANT 10 lin rnusiaifns q u
deed IN ir.fst rkernfed . IA" .u.lsraiier,
ts 1efn I White and vie, sf prpeefi
10 ssii. rs ses of public aartinu, ~ uic th,s Is
at Bethel, on the 18th day OF March ncsls
- LIZ
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Office.

nY virtue Of d"ed oftul,l executed TO
ID the subscriber by John Depricst ihe 24th
day ol febrnnfy lss3, and duly recorded IN
the rlrrk Office nlfhe county court Of Camp
bell Tor purposes therein mentioned, shall
procr,d to sell, Ia The highest bidder, for rea
dy money, on Saturday the I'M day OF April
hrkl, nj Campbell corHi house
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POLITENESs & DANCING

:, ~ commence on FRiD ", the ljth inst AT
So Washington Inn. lie deems II scarcely
9iscessary Ia advert to his peculiar made 81
tuitian. rs the success which has attended H.
esertian.. aud lhe appreciation Of his patrons,
a.. III. best irsts by which IT, judge 81 - mi-
lily aud tsseeilence. fie would respectfully
a. snfe fhsse Ia whom be- has mol The pleasure
-, heing personally knpwn, aud WHO my
5e,,l a disposition 10 entend their children 10
iiF csrc,lhAt the utmost eegtrd vii he hid 10
~. dephfimtnt and Improvement oi hfE~pn.
81. while u such Of lie tpfmrr patrons ns
purpose still further ~ encourage HIN, h.
III. lgeg him.olt Ia be nnremiliing ia his en-
sleav1rs to deserve a continuance 81 ihcir ap
probation.
u \ 7uhseription paper IS open at the
Washington iin..
March II w3w3l
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Also, follr .Ee"roes.

Edward, Jack Peter Jinncv and Mina two
horses, al The u0I SEHOLD q KITCHEN
fthNtffEE, ana crop of all descriptions.
The suhsrrlber, acting ms trueiee, viii ouk
convey to1hc purchasers yurh title ~ i ,esi-
ed ia bin rs suDh. SAMUEL JOEDAS.
March L. WfJ-iI
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l tract or parccl OF X.anA.

Lying aud being in the county Of Campbell,
adjoining the Iauds Of { Darlington, Chiffon and
others, aud containing $50 ACTiES more oi
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Ro. {. CUTLER, Il. c n. c.

E1l virtue of drcd of trust executed
az to the snbsc ribers by Oliver Towlcs, Jr.
bearing date the 2aM OF February, Ia2l.
aha duly recorded III the county court OF
3<anab'' wr shall, Tor the purposes therein
eArfesfeI, proceed - sell, Tor rcndy money,
on The premises, at II O'Clock, on the 3Uih
day OF March inst. Of lair, ii not tie next
fair day)
y Vvact OK s.aaa,
IN the comfy II Campbell, on the waters
OF Fiat creek ccntainip" 80 aCrcs, on ~ hirh
Mrs 1ovles nov resides, or 80 much at thr
said tract rs will be sufficient te pay Che ba-
lnuce due under thu trust deed aforesaid
The tile under which the subscribers viii
sell IS believed 10 he irdispulnhle, but tie,
vii convey euly such title IT. Is vested IN
them 10y said deed ui trust
IilOS. WAIT,
DAVIDSON BKADEUTE,
March ., tbs Trustees
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\ certain tract or parcel of Land,
Hegro ,-AoVcS.

w '"sar, Spencer, Joily, Rachel, Edmund.
h'ek' Bob AID Caleb, head of Horses. II
Wagon and Gear, III said Lane, Plant
non Utensils household and kitchen Fnrni
ture, i Feather Beds, " ~. or So ,nncl,
lhrToi rs Will safety the dcht specified in
aid decd, rs due Thomas p sale. ID n Inn"
and others, aud the expense attcndinq thrrx
reelton Of soia trust Acting as trustee.
haiI convey such title a is vested in me.
NAH. =. STRANGE. ygiy5,
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JIST RECElNEn

.od piece kiddermInster Carpeting,
S0G u yards Domestic Plaids l24 cts. per yd
Bales 81 & Al Brown Shirtings.
NJ. MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
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Da.SCISG SEN0Oh
spFILLIH RE.N.yEDY

nErul:NS It's sincerest thanks f" 'h"
a nn'lir too the highly 4ssterins enenn.
u .arlept with which he has been honoured
-siace h. arrival ~ f.Ynehburg aud begs lehHf
~ announce, that the liillip sE7sloN ol
n .rhani fsr THE insiriciion oi young i"ate'
u, >. gentlemen Ia the arts Of
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IN CuANCIRY


On the motion of ihe plaintiffs, by their
counsel, WHO dbed iheir separate bills and IL
appearing 10 The satisfaction uf the court lhuf
the deteadant William H. Mostly is moi an IL
hshtant OF this rommonw calih, aud without
tho jurisdiction of TIN, court II Is ordercd.
that the defendants in this country retain IN
their hands, what money, property OF other
effects they may have, or may hereafter come
II their hands, belonging 10 The absent deicn.
daut, 10 The amount oi i've hundred nnd hlty
dollars, subject 10 the farther order aud de
cree Of Ibis court. Md II IS further dcerecd,
thai th" sad delcndnnt William II. Mnsby do
ap?caf here on the fourth Monday IN NAV
next, nub answefthe several bills of the com
plailanis, aud that n copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN one al the newspnuers
Ir'eted in the stewe OF ynchburg once -
week for eight weeks sucressiyelv. previo1s
Ia that DAY, mud ina, another copy thereof be
posted npat the trant door OF the courthouse
-ot this county IN some court day
Copy--feste.
81 RO. 4. CUTLER, Il. G n c.
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gQY virtue OF deed of trust executed

y virtue OF decd of trust executed
- tn eahserlht ny Henry Lane, jr. bear
ing date the 2lst ui August, 1921, and duly
of record IN the clerk 5 Office Of the count,
court o. Bedford, for The pnrposes I'm Gi3o
expressed, shall proceed 10 soil at the man.
SION house of sald Henry Lane, r on Fridn,
the ii day of April next, il fair, II NOT IN.
neN lair day, Sunday excepted 10 the hiph
est bidder Tor ensh, tb" following REAL and
PRISON NJ PROPERTY, to Wit:
\ certain tract or parcel of Land.
Nhcreon said Lane al present resid,- aud
adjoining the land. OF u Douglas, Edmund
Jennings aud John slcdd containing 400 n.
,scs Also, tlr Tlllnuin
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N.iA.E,in t4.aSNa

TUX ,S.ILE.
i VIE subscriber wishes TO sell the FL.
Il lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-18
Some rules for some Mechanics.

4. AIwsys work for iess ,hsp Others OF your
profession. This will ensure you hlenry Of
business-and business Will maIntaIn q man,
besides paying his debrs.
2. Spend ,ome time every dsy 10 respcc.
table g'og .shoh," discussing saai's Of Gov
ernmeni; this will show, Will. you lsbor for
The body, you do not neglect the moro impof.
isDi port, the mind.
3. Aeertss commission in the nj litsry, IL
you can get one ino pauio, should mind The
expense) this will necessarily introduce you
INTO high cofnpsny---" and mso is known by
the company he keeps"
Always promise more work ,hso you
can ge, done ai the time specified. This will
show you are indspendent Of the frowns Of
your customers.
5. Never iiso esry in Tho morniDg.--Morn.
ing sieep 10 sbe best--besides he must be
'tzy mon who sann0s do day's rork IN tho
afternoon.
6. Never retire 10 bed st 0 seasonabio bout.
THIS is b p' aciiee bsoesih gentle man be-
eide. light costs but little, " and oil trades
nGst hye. PORT. Sfafesmon.
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Newport Shoe Mandatory.
J. w. DAVIS, Jr. s Co.
no 90 THAMES S9kEk7

No 80 THAMEs S2kEsT,
NEWPORT, H.
Resheefniiy MORN he,r Jriends and hhe hub.
Hc,
THAT they still carry on the Manu-.
u featuring of Ladies' BOOTS e SHOES, Of
every description. and will sell them ss low as can
be bought a, any other store town, of equal quail.
y. They have on band ladies' boots for S so cents
per Pairsso on hand, ladies' first qualify morocco
walking shoes. dino iesther.-Gen tleneu's first
quality boots and shoes. proporlionsbly cheap.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from
heir measures wnh boots and shoes will please leave
them as above, or al No. 10O directly opposite.
W. ID. keeps Consistently on hand a variety of
Les.her--
Wax ard black grained calf skins,
do do do neats' leather,
calcutta calf and do do
Horse skins Of a superior quality,
Black and colored morocco skins,
do do kid DO
Binding and lining skins,
boot webbing, cords. tscks. heel ball, bnd variety
OF other articles, generally called for in shoe stoe
'dlso o" hand. Vsrnlsh. Day & Martins and box
Backing, OF superior quality.
Jan I, 1924 rtf1
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From the New. Hampshire Patriot.
lonafAan's account Of a Printing Office.

]onofda"s account Of a Printing Office.
Did y ever go into The prihtersl
That IL tie greatest Of sraashers,
wonder they don't bresk to spliiters,
Things, they rshop round SO like thraslsrs
The types are oil smoosh on their faces,
And never aimee was born
They rattle them into their places
AS quick 40 q hen picks up corn.
Their cast iron press cuts . csper
SM'am thought Tor cileese, it would please herr
They covered the type up with paper
Then Puii'd--Ivan Twas s7uee1sr. o..
To tell how twas RS'd il would task ye-.-
But then Il twas grain wider
Twonld make. by the Aokey Iask ye--
curious press, Sir, for cider.
They laid on their ink, Sir, I singers,
With things ths, hung up at their side,
Just like the heads OF black nigger,,
Except that the wool was iDsIde.
Their sink too, you'd guess was a snorter,
With crossings, some like table,
Twas filed with the buckes, Of water,
And rock'd just like cradle.
On table some types stood alone
thought I'd see ifibeyd stick
Itouch'd thtm--,hey all tdmbld down, t
And then clear'd on, mighty quick.
.HI. JOCK.
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miscellaneous ArtirIes'

FrOmh hs Cineinnan Literary Casefte.
r'he note in which the following WAS enclosed men
tions that It IL the account Of ap event which real.
ly occurred to the writer as related
] soiled ton, New . leans in the beginning
oi February, 1872, IN smsh schooner, bound
for NewYo.k. We descended The tivet wuh.
on, sny accident, and went TO see with fine
breeze; wo had isvo1 sbls winds snd good
weather for the fret 6vs days. On the NON.
ing of tho sixth, Il began to cloud up as the
day wore away the gloom inc ressed, and when
the nigh, set in, !, was as intensely da,k q. ]
ever remember 10 have seen. Tho novelty
and interest OF my situation pievened me
from turning in. The scene wa. swfully
grApd--she rolling OF tho thunder could JOS,
be dis,inguished above the ros,ing oi the
wave, and the vivid flashes Of lightning dis.
petscd ioI a moment the gloom, and showed
tho ragged waters round US. ] Conrpucd
waking the deck With The tsptNiu, who was
relating to mo como Of the usuy danger, snd
difficulties tha, lite OF thirty years on the o.
cean had subjected him TO. lie had been
thrice sbipw. ecked, and twice captured by tho
enc my in the la,o war with Engls He IVES
q good seaman, and had oil the virtues aod
vices Of . sailor. We continued on deck
some time and the wind had now increased
to gale. The wsves ran mountsins hig h,
and our litte vessel danced over them in fue
style when, accidentally costing my eve over
her siGe, / pe,eeived something dsrk moving
in tho wafer ] pointed il out TO the captain,
who no sooner saw il than with nm exesma.
lion Of terror end despair he cited owe are oil
lost" and sprung TO the bianacie for his rum.
pct. saw 10 e0 instant our danger f; IL was
large chip, With ell her ssils set, bearing toll
upon us. ] knew If sho suoek US our de.
s,ruction vac Inevitable she would psss over
Us in moment, the people on her deck would
be scarce sensiblc Of The event, and VIC should
DO buried in the ocean without The lesst DOS.
sibility OF relief.
The captain twice raised his trumpet 10
hail her, bu, frgh, and despair made him
mute. l snstched IL iiom him, End in voice
q rendered supei naturally loud by the dsnger Of
my situation, and which was heard even Q.
bove tho rosring Of The wsves, l hailed her
with {" sisrbosid your helm" In On instant
Z. alter, ] heard the officer on ter deck, in o
e voice scarcely less .louc than mine, pass the
word OF "hsid Q stMbosrd." 10 smother mo.
msnt she passed us with the velocity Of light
, ming, her huge bulk end Lofty sails casting .
slilI deeper gloom over the deck oG our little
vessel, which rolled In the ebssm occsssioned
by the dancing Of tho vas, body so nigh her,
and nesfly upset. sunk on dssk, overcome
By the Intensity OF my feelings. and deprived
- !, ve'e Of the power Of motion. ! reeov.
cred myself cod approached our captain ) he
was Nspding u the same position a. bslo's
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The se'ss, bsd passed %, and sppsa'ei to be
ioseosibIs to The cbjec's around bin. 'pcke
10 him, bot be snswsred mo not shook him,
aad he aroused ss from . s,Gpor OF reveris.
X was soms time before his mind resumed
her empire sbd he aferwsfd, told me, that
in oil his danger end petiIs, and when death
s,Ted him in the fsce and deliveraoce seem
ed impossible, he was never 30 impressed
with the certainly Of bis destruction ss ct ,hs,
moment. AZ for me, l shall never forge,
my feelings on that svenful night, aod can
not even now look bsck without horror on the
DAGGER OF my situation.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
ttf

WEssrrE's, hlden's, sod Cummings spelling
books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
MurFsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas. Dabolls Arith.
netic. Testanents, and every other kind of school
books usually wanted by the dozen or single at very
low prices Also, blaph account and record boo Is
Bowdhch's Navigator, and Biunts Coast Plot /;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewxter
Collection, f2th edition.
.8L.,f.3N:aCS
BickerstsfFs Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tian Amanacs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen or sin.
gle.
PAPER R9.NGINCS
One thousand rolls Paper Hsngngs, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
HfTS g.
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, end the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing. Also, men and youths wa
ter proof cotton, and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (snd at the lowest
possible prices) by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agent 10 Ezra Hathaway.
" Second hand books bought and sold as above
Nov 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-18
A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which wss late the summer
residence of Mr.. CHARLES BARiSc. Il is besuti.
fully situated on the west side OF the island about
four and half miles from Newport. and Is supplied
by its shores, with very considerable quantity o:
sea msnure-hss on !, large and convenient dwell.
ing house, built aud finished in the modern style,
with proper outhouses, is walled into small enclo.
sures aud has on il within ten steps Of the house
spring Of oxcecn, water which never fails to fur.
nish an abundan, supply. Any ose wishing TO view
the farm or know the terms, may apply TO RICHARD
X. RAspoLPn, Esq in Newport. or TO the subscri.
ber in Providence. JACOB DUNNELL.
Dec l8, 1928
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PRICE 81 i-2 cents.
The character OF this Ointment is too well estsb-
lished TO require any recommendation.
a fresh supply OF the above Ointment, is for sale
a in Newport, by
8 w Vinson,
Jsmes Taylor, and
Rowland r. Hazard,
IN Providesee, by
Dyers & Msn,on,
q W. Hoppin, & Co.
John Mason, and
Amos Rhodes.
In Taunton. by Daniel Brewer.
In Warren. by Mrs Lucy Burr.
In wassey, by John Mason.
In New Bedford. by Caleb Green.
In Bristol by l.. " Briggs. 4 Co.
Newport. Nov 6 1923.
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VNHIrwEIEs LGu'd Imp-oped oPoDELDoC
w one 6oHis Of pL'rh 10 EGfrarIea 10 Possess more
than fraoe Me sre7lgn and efcary Of He hG'd
kind This Emb, oeah0n is now universally GoknUw-
ledged to be almost niaible in OF ike1nnQr m.
bruises. sprGips erGnp nrnbness sf,Eness o. weak
nem Of he nteh0r jo.ns eh'bia'ns eh'ffed h"nd'.
sAncs ef insecfs elG6e Possns Jesh Esoan2s aid
for any externa, injuiy, either ioT nsE Cr best.
This article is h'gby rsconmoydcd b. ore ct he
FIST Physicians in the U s. whose cGrt.hcste ac-
eompsnes each torle.
CAU7IONI
ne ,vre and ask for srd receive WHiTWFILS
OPODELDOC, or you will sssuredly he impose up.
on. Sold a, resd by wM slMOhs, at his house
in Newport, price So cts per bottle -
Uhers oiso may be bod,
The VOLATILE AROMATIC SNurr This high
ly frsgrsnt siernutstne, (mostiy composed o roots
and aromatic berbs,l is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases Vt
head ache and cstsrIh h. TO neeG farther courends-
tion--prics SC cts per bottle.
ALSO,
JdrVis' BiAious Pills,
An excellent and well known composition IN Jaun.
dice, bhious complaints, want of appetite, cos,iye.
ness, &c. kc. price Is cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent Bitlers,
Uusefnl st oil aessOns. bu, especially in The spring
% JShr tuc eaHS I'D ibOSe aDONe
mentioned They should be used after the use Of
the pills.
ALso-Hch OintmeEf,
An infaiibie remedy for this complaint, wiihoct
smell or stsin-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
DGfy'S Eye Water.
This article has been recommended by some e.
the frst physicians.
Tooth Powdsr.>
Damask Lip Sai0r.
March IL, 1874
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
= Y subscriber has teen duly appointed by the
Hon Court Of probate OF tie town of Portsmouth,
guardian OF the Es,te and Effects of Eliza Brownel
OF SAID Portswoath, R,nor, and has given bonds
agreeabIy 10 law for the faithful discharge of thst
WuH. Therefore all persons having demsnds a.
ga'Ist said Estate required to exhibit The same
to BURRiNGTON ANTHONY, j. Guardian.
Portsmouth. Feb 26, 1924 FOWL
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NOTICE.

TIE subscribers hereby give notice. that they
have been appointed Executors OF the last will
aad testament OF .im's CrOss. Esq late Of Westerly
in the epun,y Of Washington. deceased, and have
accepted ssid trust They therefore request all
persons indebted to the estate Of the ssd deceased
tn IN Ike payment Without dclsy-snd sn persons
having csims against said estate, 10 exhibit them
soon ~ may De, TO
JESSE MAxSON, 7 r
wm. rECKHAN,
Wsterly, Feb 2, 1924 lffe-3m1
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John 3. Newton,
Has just received,

Has just received,
1900 Yards unbleached SHEETfNcs,
yard vide, Cor Is per yard.
900 yards blesched sheetings, yard wide for IS
cents.
500 yards OF unblesched shirtngs, over 81 wide,
for ii cents. very excellent.
400 yards uablescheG ditto, for 10 cents.
$50 yards whhened shirtlng for IL IL cents per
yard.
Customers will find upon examination, that they
are superior to any that Can be purchased IN this
town a, the above prices.
Feb S. 1924.
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MOI ICE.

TIE subscriber contemplating q different ar.
rangement OF his business, hereby calls upon all
persons haying demands against him, to preseu,
the same for adjustment aud those indebted to
make immediate settlement. Allunsetted accounts
will be pu in legal train, If attended to by the
first day of May next PELEG SANFORD.
Nliddletovn, Jan 20, 1924.