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Qnanlico Canal Lottery, 2d class
L NLNIrRE, .Ndnager.
SCHEME,
AnG0 iicActs

This is u lottery formed by tie ti1nnry com
blhatOn ri 30 numbers, aud the prizes therein
will be determined rs follows - hnty uum-
bers, lrom to 30, inclusive, " i'll stNrHll be
placed into wheel ON the day OF draw my,
aud five Of them be drawn uut and thm
ticket having on IL the lst ID and ID No.
drawn from the wheel, will he entitled to the
highest prize; that having on II the I'd, sd
aud lth, will be entitled To the lrjze oi %l26o,
that having on ii the I'd, .ith aud 9th, viii br
entitled 10 The prize oi < 1000; that having
on IL the ID, Ilh aud 9th, will be entitled 10
the prize ot s 500, all others having on them,
respectively, three Of the drawn Nos will
eneh be entitled 10 prize oil \ l65 all those
having on them any two oil the drawn Nos.
vii each be entitled to II prize Of = 10, aud
all those having on them auy one OF the
drawn Nos will each be entitledto u prize oil
81.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize 4
II superior denomination, can be entitled Ia
an inferior prize.
PRIZE payable 81 days after the draw ing.
aud subject as usual to a deduction ol - per
cent.
\ large proportion Of The above scheme hns
been arran ed INTO packages, each containing
ten tickets, aud each embracing lhr 30 com
hlnhtion Mes. composing the lottery. These
m0st of necessity draw ut least S2l, hs he
l. per cent whilst The cosl 81 the package Is
only $ 10, and afford, therefore 10 The ruf-
chaser u package ten chances for capital
prize, for the rilling sum OF ) Is 30 Il an
adNcutufer should prefer paying Is 80, aud
10 leave the tickets IN dtpnsli Tor the } 20 =,
which would in that case IN due on the pack
aye, he may do 50, and receive Certificate
OF III, purchase, which viii eulitle him 10 all
that may be drawn over & above the y 20 -
The drawing oil thi, Cluss will take place
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journal Of Foreign .Hed,c,ne.
Conducted BY SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. H. ID.

A. lis ttcndICatcs, the journal NV oilel Ell
10 The fait mage oithe pubic, will lie con uCt
cd chtn { y GA the principle OF Selection Tn,
Leading ieature ot he plan, nor, dstinc tlveuun.
e'aIec, Is To resent at st ted intervals, sort ol
Synopsis Of the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and REEVE ", appropriated to Med,c,Ie aud its
aIudl ed y icn,es
No one will doubt theimportanc oithis de-
sl1n, who - convetSant with the peliodica
works oil tutope. As Is incident to such pub
hcalohs, the matter which they contain Is alto
5ethefoi y iNed nature and OF merits the m 81
dheqha. lhey are vast fed, where golden
wheat lstoo often chokedby useless o. PERM
eIous ta'es, and where 1t imports us like the
prudent hnsbandInan, 10 reject the one, and
hoard tie other. These publications ar,
moleoNel, at this time So numerous, so costly
and - difficult to be ed, tint really they
can only be consulted by arge maio,ity oil The
culutatois Of se.enceinthe United State, THO
a MEDIUM me"hat siunla, to the on. nov
pi opposed. ltstheretorr n eant TO .iye an eN.
tact 50 coPlous 81 their contcut a. not only to
EXHIBIT TIE logless oithe povsleai Sciences a.
broad, butte do away. III gieat GrSrrc, the
necessity oltccunin1 i he work Themselves.
Ihe content, oithe Jou nal Will .,ealrangeL
under he division of
/. Selected Papers.
:. Selected Ike, views.
3. Medical aud Philosophical Intelligence.
J. List oil New Publications.
The "o'k !. published in numbers III Janua-
~, Aplll, July, and October, 70 ming yeniy a
lar re volume
This journal Is continuation oil the Flee
tnc Repeltoty, md Nas comIneneedIn January,
1921.
PablisLeFguarterlV-Prire Foor DoHarsa gear
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Dane ing School.

4 TOMAS W. VAUGHAN resp'cybifb
: iaformS The Ladjts and Gtniitmen "
Lgnchburg mi MS r,ciattg ihaihs intsndS open-
,ag a Daafing sfAooi sum- time N 3pJd Ofhe
dra Of Nay u aaDciont apmbuo o substribtrs
eau be obtamnd.- Haring pr,,tolaig taught IA
lbs place, h. deems Il only necessary 10 say Hot
his ,jartifniar attention uiH be dtfOtcd 10 M
Bpifs entrusted 10 ms corc 1ems of Iui.
hon, Sl2 pp Scholar SInt rhtrb m odranoe
! SuLscriptioH lsf is IN n Eebois d North
bookaore Those aim are dispo ed 10 encourage
m sehooi uH phase call aud .niu thtir
BGWcS.
Icdfudrg27 2apfs
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o. The EnIroHs OF TIE NIHGGNIAN,
laScnts for l.ynchbuS aud its vicinity So
lict subscriptions TO the nboye works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, aud have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our Hut,oHai literature.
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NY virtue of dec ri trust executed by
john Campbell 10 Dn, Clhfksah
and Peter C. Jacobs, henrnE dale The 22d Of
April, 1872, aud duly refordrd IL tie CLERK
Office OF the county court oi Nelson, Tor tho
purpose al securing The payment OF debt
due John Jpcohsl | shall proceed 10 sell 10
The highest bidder, iol leady money, before
the trout door 81 John Madison tavern, Ia
he town Of Losngeton, on Mondny the 9Cth
day Of April neat,
ihe following Rropcrty,
10 Wit - one nero woman, nnmod Polly ;
me neErp girl, nhmod Dempsey one ntgiO
Pin, nnmcd leNiny une ncplo 10y, name
saIrri one negro boy, nonrd spencer Also
i'l6 .Scres az and,
AdioininR the innd, ol Nancy Coacy apd
james Durham, and others, being the
tract on Which The mid Campbell nov re-.
sides. Aud also one Bay Mn,e aud lhfee
Cows. such tile rs Is vested ~ me, rs tlus.
tee, viii be conveyed, mud no olber
DAVID !. CIARkSON,
March %. 1t Is one Of The Trustee.
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WaAter il. Middleton,
DRU GGlST,
N The sign orHe Goidcn Norior,

Al The sign ofMe Goidcn Mortar,
HAS RECfNTLY RECEIVED a suPrlg OF
.Hedicines, UrugS, Paints.
s.AINTERS' Nationals, Llnsred Oli,
I spirit 1nrpentine, Dye StuAs, &C which
together with his stock on hand enables him
to offer complete assortment 10 histtiends
aud the public.
Families in this town and its vicinity, prac-
titioncrs OF physic, country merchants, hat
ters, dyers, printers and others, who are de-
sirouS OF procuring articles ot prime quality
aud on the most reasonable terms, viii find
it greatly to their interest 10 give him a call.
On hand, constant snpplU OF TT ~,
prepared in the best manner.
December 8. Is
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HNOES and SNNES

lust received by the subscribers, Iarge
j assortment consisting 81
Ladies superior blue ad white Paris kid
oh0c,,
Do. do black Morocco heels do
DO. d. do. do. Springs do.
DO. common do, do. heels do.
Do. do. do. do Spring, do.
Do. sal aud Call skin do.
Trunk Misses Morocco do
do. chdrcns' colorcd do. do.
do. boys call skin do.
do. mems do, do
case LONDON BEAVER HATS.
do Youths do.
10 dozen Wool do
MCKEE, ROBINSON & 60.
March 10. 6}ts
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PROPOSALS
Far Publishing, BY subscription,
A MN AMERICAN
Hio5tapnioM Diction "
PROPOSALS
A RENFNBRANCER

\ REMEMBRANCE
- OF THE
psatriea Heroes, 5 tteS aad Sia'esmeu Of q
'mer'ta.
+ BE- c 5nfue exclusively TO those who 81.
r,iized themselves, il either capa sils, in TIT
Revolutionary W'r, which obtained the lnde-
r.n len.e IT 'eif con:'try.
s.roai Ehtion Wtth HaaPPtndtc containing
,D.IH 5eciara In hy Tie Representatives oi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
More New Goods.

Fancy Retieulcs, new style
Plaid silk IldkIs, do.
Zelia do
Linen Cambrics, very cheap
d Camhric Dlmlt,o,
Worked Book aud Null flounces
box Black Flahes
) cases Doll.
MchEE, ROBINSON & co.
March =. IS
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10 Benjdmin Perkins. John .N0ore.
Eiehurd Perbjas, 1hos, Moore, il, John
y. Rose uad fumes ". DiLrtH'
ENTLEAlEN-Iake .No'iee,-That
~ ne shall proceed on Friday the 3Jlu ol
April neat, at tle Franklin Hotel, in i5e town
OF Lynchbnrg, 10 tahe the dispositions ot snu-
dry witnesses, 10 be read is evidence in suit
in cdancery, depending in the Lynchhnrg dis
ldct, wherein we are plaintiffs aud you are
defendants.
T. 4. HOLCOLMBE,
FIELDING l.. WILL ANS, .3imrs.
0G RobeH Wsii,ants, dectased.
March 30
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I No 60.


DY virtue of deed ol trust, bearing date
ID lhe 10th da, Of Jnne, la2o, aud duly re-
corded IN the county count oi Charlotte, exc
caird hy VIM. OSerton, 10 us, and mahe Tor
tlc pm posi- at seruring debt therein named.
due Ia Nm. Charles Mckinney, lr We
hall on Thursday the 2olh day oi Aprll, 1924.
Al the dwelling house 81 lie said OV'rion, ~
The county OF Charlotte, sell nj public anc-
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PUlITENESS " DANCING

will commence on FRIDAY, the 18th inst at
the Washington Ian. lie deems IT scarcely
necessary to advert to his peculiar mode OF
tuition. n the >urcrss which has attended hIs
eNertlou,, aud the appreciation oI has patrons,
are the best tests by which to judge OF is uti-
liiY aud excellence. lie would respectfully
assure those To whom he has not the pea.urr
OF heinz personally known, aud who may
feel a disposition to enir1st their children 10
his care, mat 1he utmost regard will be hadto
the Department and ,mproNrmeai OF his pu-
pills while to sucn OF his former patrons as
purpose still further 10 encourage HIN, he
pledges himself to he unremlltng IN hi' en-
deavors 10 deserve continuance Of thclr aP-
probation.
~ \ subscription paper IS open al. the
Washington Inn
March II W3w3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02

SiN SinScs.
eonsi tinr OF - mnn, woman, md four chill.
drrn, or 81 much al the saId proper y, as VII
bp sulhcie II 10 safety the pufl oses 81 tho
nn-i Acting rs Trustees we viii onls con .
tey such title 10 the purchaser, rs Is vested
in ~ FRANCIS THORNTON, y,,.t,e,
JOHN MARSHALL,
March 80. ltw4w
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Na.< GANG ~ NNNh.
UTLLI.a.H k'E.N.NTDI

slETGRNS his siucttest thanks To the
public tor the highly 1al1ering cncou-
rageuenl with which lie has been honoured
since hi arrival III Lyncllbnrg, aud bcgs leave
10 announce, that the THIRD SESSION Of
hi, school tor the instruction OF young ladies
aud gentlemen IN the arts OF
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lhe tract OF AanA,
SiN inNcS.

which fhr snid Oyrrion reside, estimated
about n.rcc hundred acres, aud
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

That throne Is co'd--thas Tyre in death unsirunk
ON whose proud note delighted wondef hung
Yet old oblivion, as in wrath he sweeps
One spot shall spare--ibe grave where Shakespeore
lsieePs
Rulers and ruled in common gloom may lie.
But nature o laureate Bards shall never die
Arts ohiseiled boast. and Giory's tropbied shcrc,
Must live in members, or can live no more.
While sculptufed Jove, some narneess waste may
lcisni,
Still rolls tn Olympic Car in Pindar's fame,
Troy's doubtful walls in ashes passed away,
Yet frown on Greece in Homer's 6eathiess lay;
Rome. slowly sinking in her crumbIi,g fsnes.
stands all immortal in her Maro's strains -
SO. too. yon giant Empress of the Isles,
On whose broad sway the sun forever smiles.
To Tines unsparog rage one day must bend.
And all her trinmphs in her Shokespearc end.
o Thou 10 whose creative power
We dedicate the festai hour,
While Grace and Goodness round the alter stand
Learn,ng's anouted train, and beauty's roseiipped
Coand-
Realmsyet unborn, in accepts now unknown.
Thy song shall learn. and bless it for their own.
Deep in the West, as Independence roves.
His banners planting round the land he loves,
Where Nature sleeps in Edeh's infant grace,
In Times full hour shalt spring glorious race
Thy name, Thy verse, Thy language shall they
bear,
And deck for Thee the vaulted Temple there
Our Roman-hesrted Fathers broke
Thy parent empires calling yoke,
But Thou, harmonious Monarch 6f the Mind,
Around their Sons genter chain shall binds
Once more, in Thee, shall Albions sceptre wave.
And what her mighty Lion lost. her mightisr SWAN
shall save
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
Real Estates for SAFE at
Auction.

THE following Real Estates will be
u successfully sold at auction Gfnot Preyiau "
disposed OF a, private sa.e) Ga MEDhE,DAY the
7t!i da, of Aprii next, commencing al IL O'Clock,
A NJ. viz
Tie Dweliing House at the coraei q Washington
and Poplar s,fees on the Point. lsie btlongug 10
John Dennis. together With lhe Lot 10 the essss ard
thereof.
Twenty Point Lots, in two squares, near Fort
Greene
That eligible Building lot on Washington Squary
next eastward of ihe estate late Gilbert Cbaces.
The Lot in the rear OF The last mentioned.
That valuable estate occupied by Charles 6!ies.
in 1hames-street, consisting OF a Dwelling House,
Wharf Stores. and Wo kshops
The Estate opposite, called the Anthony Estate,
corner OF Thames and Frankin-streets.
The conditions of sale viii be made known OF Tho
time ana places of sale.
New port. Feb lo 1924
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John B. Newton,
. iias Iust received.

fias Just received,
1900 Yards unbIeached SHEErIYcs,
yard wide. for Is per yard ."
600 yards bleaohed shcetings. yard wide for q;
cents.
500 yards Of unb'eacbed shr,ings, over ga vide:
for IA cents, very exceilen,.
400 y.rds unblesche6 ditto, for 10 cents
$50 yards wlsitened sh:rnng for IL 9 cents per
yard. ..g.tr ~.
Customers will find upon examination. that thcy
are superior to any that can be purchased 10 this
town al the above prices
Feb s. 1924 -r. '-'
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SHOE STORE
David Rodman,
40. l36 TbaneS-Slreet.


Nearly opposite the sign Of The Golden Eagle.
ResheeynHy Informs the Public, a.
THAT besides bis usual assortment,
n of BOOTS and SHOES, (Which comprises
most Of the kinds generally in use, and great part
of them of his own nanuiactare) he has on hand a
quantity OF Mems shoes vt Sl-Womens morocco
aud leather bootees at 81 75 and some for one dol.
isr-walking shoes for rs cents--boys shoes rs cts
-chldren's bootees 81 cen,s--shoes SO and IS cts.
Many of The above articles are of good quality.
and are sod at reduced prices, in opnse equeace Of
having been some time on hssd. 81.
Boots and shoes Of all kinds made for customers
So usual of the best materials and good workmanship
Kid morocco, leather and cloth bootees of the hes,
kind, msde from measures at s. 25 a psr-Aiso,
cslfskins wax and black grain meats lesther seal
skins black and color-d morocco, binding skins,
shoe thread webbing. silk and cotton cord ribbon,
ferret. copper and iron nails shoe. Stacking, &c.
Newport, 18Th Of lst mo. 1924. -. 8.
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Ns1v Books.
JAMES HAMMOND,

MAS F0R SzLE
volume, ."
Antiquities OF the Romans with plates, vol
Memoirs Of Marie AntoInette, by Madam Campan,
{. 4 volume;
King OF the Peak. Novel by the author Of the Cav.
aiier, 2 vols, 3.
Three PeriIs Of Women. Novel by James Hogg. .
volumes
Colman's Anecdotes, I vol
Sporting Anecdotes, with plates, 2 vols,
Pilot Novel by the author Of the Wilderness vol
Travels 10 the United States aud Csasda in 1918 and
+ l9. by John NJ. Duncan, A. u. 2 vols,
Griscom's Year in Europe, 2 vols,
Errsts. q Novel by the author Of Logan, 2 vols,
tiigh Ways and by Ways, 2 vols,
( School Books,
OF All kinds. Classical and common, that are in use
I in this town and vicinity.
Music Books.
Bridgewa,er Collection, 18th editions
Handel and Hayden Collection,
Lessons Cor young beginners oo the piano fortet
Providence Collection;
Golfers, Waits, and Methodist Hymnw
Bibles.
Family Bbles-pocket Bibies-Common gibes and
Testsr snts, at very reduced prices.
Also-Books & Stationary.
A general assortment With such other articles a. are
usually 10 be fooud IA Book Stores,
Jan ~, l6sA .S'.st
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Pure Sperm Oil, at As cts.

THE subscribers offer for sale st the stores OF their
agents. Freeborn Coggeshal and Henry Gard.
ner, Thames street, the first quality Of Summer
strained sperm Oil, at As cents per gallon, in any
quantity from half pint to 1000 gallons
Il POTTER,
N RUGSLEs.
oct2.
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for
COUGHS. CoNSU.hP72oNs and ASTHMA.
Tor

COUGHS, CONSU.HP120N'S and ASTHMA
THIS new and healing bassm bids fair to rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to consumption,
and even in seated consunptons il has lately been
used by many With the most surprising success. II
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable
ity the great and increasing demand for Them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved =
Scarcely case of colds, coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty OF brt athing want OF sleep arising from de-
biliy, consumptions, but may be ,eIieved by
the timely Use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot
tie has .andersons Cough Drops stamped on il, and
the directions are all signed by James .hetlen.
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds difficulty Of breathing. wheeling,
tghtness of the chest, consumpions and pain IN the
side. The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous even when the lungs ate at
fected.
az Be particular. as each genuine bottle has
.3ndersei,s Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each OF the directions are signed in writing by James
.Ne!ien-no others are genuine.
Price, dollar for large. spd Gy cents for small
bottles. '- s
OF The a5ove Medicine is for sale dy
SAMUEL ". VlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. ITO, THAMES STREET,
Who has also tor tale constant supply OF the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by !George Fl. Til.
linghsst John II. Mason, Providence DIR. 1ibbitts,
Warwick; Benjamin esseman, Eas,.Greenwich |,
Daniel Carpenter, UXbridge David Farnum, Sm it'll.
field, DR.. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little
kest. Rowse Dabcock, Westerly DR.. Tiihnghast,
Wexford jeremiah Williams, Varren; Daniel
Brewer. Tsuntoe, (sssss) and the Post. Master at
Slstersvi'ie. May q, 1928.
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Sheathing and Wrapping
Paper.
l.. w. LAWTON.

HAS constant supply OF Sheaihing
L l. and Wrapping paper, of very superies
quality and OF 'be following kinds. viz
Fine sheathng paper for copperrg;
do do do boards;
Sand do eng
Double and single wrapping large and stout;
Kentish Cap .or Hardware;
Double and single wrapping paper for Tea, eI,
tirey free from Tar
This PIPER is warranted superior 10 any msnufac~
tured in the United states and every rsam 10 cot.
tain the full number ofsheets.
Feb s, 1924
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Newport Shoe Manufactory.
-ooocoqo-
j. w. DAVIS, Jr. s. Co.

w ~ fHfMES STHEET,
.NEWPORT. KI e
Rssheeynliy INFORM 1heU Jr,snas and fhe fa6
nc,
THAT they still carry on the Manu-.
Il featuring Of Ladies' BOOTS s. SHOES. of
every description, rnd will sell them IS low ss can
be bought at any other store in town, of equal quail
ty They have on hand ladies' boots for ST. 50 cents
per psiralso on hand. ladies' frat quality morocco
walking shoes, ditto leather. - -(;enilemen's 8 first
quality boots and shoes, propor,i ionabiy cheap
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO be fitted from
their measures with boots and shoes will p sse leave
them as above. or at No. 100, dnectly opposite.
w ID. keeps constantly ON hard y variety of
Leather
Wax and black grained calf skins,
do do do neats' lesther,
Calcutta calf and do do
Horse skins of superior quality,
Black aud colored morocco skins,
do do kid Co.
Finding and lining skins.
boot webbing, CORDS. tacks heel ball. and variety
OF other articles. generally called for in shoe store
.fiso on hand. VsrnIsh, Day Il Martins and box
Backing, Of superior quality.
Jan 1, 1924 1tf1
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.POhTl2 Y.
r.om the Boston Palladium. Feb. IS.
PRIZE ADDRESS.

On Wednesday evening the public were favored with
sbe Shakespeare jubilee, and Mr.. srnAouEs
Prize Ode. The last 10 lyric, one OF
whose main beauties is its extreme diversity OF
measure. and was reci.ed BY Mr.. FIss with
happy conformation Of elocuton TO metre, with
classic proprie.y Of emphasis. sDd coiIoquisi Ia.
niiissiy Of manner.
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NEW GOODS.
-oooooo-
John B. Newton,

RAS JUST oPkNED,
A N extensive assortment OF New
L n Goods -.isscay thew are 1000 yards Of those
yard wide sheetings for Is per yardand large as
sortment Of sattinetts.
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HOI4C'E.

THE subscribers hereby give notice, that they
have been appointed Executors of the last will
a'd testament OF 1rros Cro's Esq late Of Westerly,
in the o unity OF Washington. deceased, and have
accepted said trust: They therefore request ala
persons, indebted to the estate Of the said deceased
to meke payment without deay-snd all persons
having claims against said estate exhibit them az
soon as may be, to
.r.e JESSE MAXtON, ,
.a,. WIN PECkHAM,
Westerly, Feb 2. 1924 CFi9-3mJ
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Paper Hangings.
JOB SttLiin.AN.

Has Jasf yeeetUed,
G. EVERAL hundred Rolls of French
~ and American PApxa HANoIwss snd Boa
pgps, some Of them bought at auctions.
.9LSO-ln addition to his extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS and Groceries, he has inst received
some sessonsble articles from Boston.
LfKEWISE-Msrinoa and silk plaid Hsndkcr.
chiefs stout Russia Diapers IA wide for lbs cts
yard narrow do of various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpetiugs OF a stout kind I Ia
yard wide handsome Umbrellas; and variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention in adver.
tisemcnt. p,, ..t
Newport, 30th Of 4th mo.
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Commissioners Nof;ee.

Commissioners Notice.
NJE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Couli Of Proba.e, for the town of Nor,b-
Kingsown, in the county Of Washington, Commits
soners DO receive snd examine the claims OF the
creditors against the estate cf t
49,. H,1sh.S.3H A-,fITH
widow, late of said Notth-Xings,o~n, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, hereby give notice, that siz
months from tlfe aint inst is allowed the creditors
to exhibit their, claims, and that we will attend fo
the purpose OF receiving The same, 1T respective
dwellings,, at any time during said period.
] - MICH, G. NOR1HUP, ,
RGNJ. HAMM0ND, Ccnn!s'rs.
BENZ WI I.IIAMs,
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment so '''"7. ~''.''
ExBON SANFORD, .4duinis.rdfo-
North. kiagstown. Feb lo, 1924. 2v
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