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Yhe following Slaves.
Notice.

10y Uirtue Of q deed IN trust erecused 10
-As me b. kateioigh Feagen and Lucg his rife,
0tnr'ag date on he PAN dag Of October, IN he
Yeat flour Lord 1920, and Of record IN Camp
beit county court iUW proceed, upon the yre-
muses., IN said deed mentioned, on U'edaeSffqy
the ION day Of .harch neat ensuing mis- date.
10 sell at public auction, 10 The highest bidder,
for cash
"A certain tract or parcel of Land,
described an sad iced, and containing 500 acres,
more or tes$, AMI IS situate on Falling Rirer,
a branch Of stanton Rirer, in CampbeH conn
~, and adjoining he lands of.John Reid, Gro
Cog ond Others or so much thereof as staH be
SHD'ets"' 10 pay 10 CobeH, anderson q Co., as
"ggees Of Samuel Hoody, he sum of $3.50,
'''" fegFt interest thereon 0ccruing, and me
eoa and charges Attending The sale hereof-
.fcfing merely as trustee for the said Feagfns
ana sud " oody, trW courcy'onIy suei lille
as Is rested IN me IN said deed, arhieh ho,rerer,
IS betieued 10 ds good
.I.4.hES SMILEY. Trustee for
Rd'eleish Feogen and Samuel Hoody
1eo'o ltWtds
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Virginia, to wit;
Ia superior court of chancery, holden
"A in the town of Lynchburg, the nth oil
May, 1921
Henry Cashwell, plaintiii,
against
John Cashwen and Peter 'Cashwell, eS 'ors
of Peter Cashwcll, decd, aud tire said Peter
fashwell, admir- of Elizabeth Casbwefl, aud
tie snid John CashWell and Peter Cashwell,
Mildred CashNell, Charity Bourne, John Han
sard aud judith his wife, John Bethel and
Rachel his vile, de,endants.
The defendant John Cashwell, who is out
of this country, aud against whom the plain
Till appears 10 have proceeded in the mode
according 10 law aeainst absent defendants,
still falling To appear and answer, on The mo
ton of the plaintiff by counsel, the court doth
take his bill for confessed as 10 that defen-
daHi and the cause coming on To be heard OF
the hill answers Of the other defendants, and
exhibits, was argued by counsel oncopside-
ration whereof, the court doth order that the
Fender an acrnuIi, - ,i,,i,,i.,...s -
the estate of their iutestaie, and the deien-
dant Peter Cashwell render an account of his
administration on the estate OF his interstate
before the commissioner of the court, who Is
directed to examine, state, aud settle tie
same and make report thereof To the court
with any matters specially stated, thought per.
iinent by himself, or required by the parties
TO be SO stated. \ copy--Teste,
JOHN WILLS, C. c.
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OWE JR.ICT,

on she waters of Little otter, about miles
above Liberty, aud ncp the main western
road, containing DOB acfss. penf one halt OF
which Is IL. woods, aud IS considered, with the
exception OF u small part, 10 be prime tobae.
co land the balance Ia plantation, sufficient
Ia work five or SIS hands Ia advantage, and Is
susceptible oil great improvements On this
farm i comfortable DWELLING houaE,
sufficient for the accommodation oi large
family together with o,hrrnecessary oni hour
sns Likewise, an APPLE and PEACH OFT
1'iiARn he aule otch"'I - '.'"''"t, -.
hans, 10 but lew IN this upper country. This
whs the former residence Of the Rev. james
Turner.
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lrust @alc.

FY virtue of deed of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by William II Camden
en- the lsl day of October, 1919, aud duly RI
corded in the clerk S office OF the county court
Ut Amherst, tor purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold, to the highest bidder, tor ready
money, nj the present residence OF the said
" II Camden, ON Bniliao river, near William
Snndidgcs, on the 18th day OF March next
Qs2l9 three feather beds and furniture, one
secretary, one cupboard, seven heud OF cat
tie, thirty five head ottpgs, all the said Cam
Ltfrn's iutvrrSt IN tfIr property conveyed 10y
Henry Camden TO ". II Camden and others
two horses, one fine shot gun, aud a large
quantity OF leiacco. aud all the said Cum.
den's interest IN
Nhyee Negroes,
Left 10 him by Charles Burrus, sen or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to answer the
purpose of sa1 trust deed The title vested
in the subscriber as trustee win be conveyed
and none other.
CORNELIUS POWELL, Trustee,
February % 2Swlds
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For RENE.

nsEI. The tenement just ni,ove the mar.
IElisee ket house at present occupied by
kz44AzssS. Charles Rndd--lt would answer
fora Carriage maker, Cabiuet-maker, or any
kind OF wood work.-i'osscssion may he had
immediately.
FOR HIRE, the present year, NEGRO
WOMAN, who is "A pretty good cook, WASHER
and lroncr, and can do almo, any kind oihouse
work Enquire al his Gpfce.
January Is. tets2S
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- ,, 'ilIIs TRACT or LAM

on which the said Moorman now resides, on
Flat creek in the county OF Campbell, con
tanning about 700 acres, more or less ih's
tract OF land is composed OF four several
tracts, bought by said Moorman OF John Cal
fiaway, William Arthur Abner Early aud An
selm Lynch, trustee, making in the whole a
very desirable farm There is already sown
on the low grounds, crop Ut wheat, which
the purchaser can have the benehi oil, anu the
possession of the place can be had Immed,.
Rtely. The Improvements are very g"ou. u
IS unnecessary 10 say more by Woy OF descfiE.
ton, ~ il is not likely that any person MIL
buy from that alone we therefore earnestly
invite those who may have any sort OF wish
10 buy land, 10 visit the place and judge for
themselves and we advise further that they
do not let the present opportunity slip. The
terms will be liberal and made known on the
day of sale. Acting rs trustees, we shai con
tvey such right to the land as is vested IN Us
as such, and no other
WILLIAM b. LYNCH
! BOILING CLARK, Trustees
JACOB ANDERSON,
February Is 2awtds27
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Ara court held for Prince Edwar,

4 7 court held for Prince Edward
K n county, January the 10Th, 1924.
Richmond Slatliam aud Rhoda his wife,
formerly Bhoda Hill, Clement Davis and BE
sey his wife, formerly Beteey Hill, Grisham
l.. Thornhill aud Joanna his wife, formerly
Joanna Hi, and Samuel Hill, complts.
Against
John 1hurmond aud Dosha his 'wifs JOSH
all H. Williams and Martha his wife, Joel
Watkins, IN his own right, aud ms administra-
tor of William Hill, dec d aud Mary his wife,
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a Tract OF land.

OF lo2 acres more or less, on Tye River, in
The county aforesaid, and adjoining ,ha la,,d
OF Norveli Spencer, dec d and Others. and he
ing the same land sold by John NhiteYo fi,e
the said John Thompson, ir and conveyed bv
The said thompson in trust, or so much there
oi,as may be sufficient TO raise the balance
maj may tie due on the day of sale, together
with The costs OF executing the same. The
'nie vested in me as trustee only will he con.
veyed to the purchaser
JOHN p. CoBBs,
"a - OaeefHe Trustees.
:" Ntds93
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Eour H.0s and FURNITURE.
Notice.

Hoy virtue Of a deed of trust executed by
~ John Thompson, ir. to John 7 Cobhs /
Arthur clayton, hearing date tire 10Th ofJuly
lsl9, and diRy-recorded in the clerks office of
the county'ot Amherst, tor The purpose OF SC
curing the payment of a debt due .IohuH hitc,
shall proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder,
for ready money, on the premises. ON Ved,
nesday the 18th March next
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n Nticc

HQ1 virtue of a deed of trust executed To
- the subscribers by Vincent Lester, bear,
my date the 2Qth day OF November, Is22, and
duly recorded in The clerk Office of The coun-
fy court OF Campbell for purposes therein
mentioned, we shall, on Friday the 9th day
OF March next, Qs24,) proceed 10 sell, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money. at the tavern
house OF John Dudley, in the county OF
Campbell, GA whipping creek, lately occnpied
by james r Bullock, Tie FOLLOWING
PROPERTY, to wit
Sne Negro w OMAN,
named Lucy, and her three children, David.
Nelson and Anderson, and iheir increase since
the date OF the said deed of trusi.-Also,
Your Et0s and Furniture.
one bay horse, all the stock of hogs, cattle
aud sheep, household and kitchen furniture,
and plantation utensils. of said Vincent Les.
ter, or SO much thereof as may ne sufficient TO
pay aud satisfy the demand OF said deed.
Acting as trustees, we shall convey such IL
Tie to said property as is vested in US by said
deed, aud no other
BRYAN ". NONLIN.
JOHN F. PATRICK, trustees.
Feb ~ ',,,,aso7
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.aiso. one ether Traet,
Also, orc o,AeE isacs,

Adjoining the 6rsl described tract on Tue 9'
south west side. containing $50 acres ep'e"y
N weeds, mot more han 10 atres 9'''h ~
:, IN ,i,al,ered and j. que tobacco land.
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed
1 to the subscribers by James {. Moornan,
bearing date the I'd day of October 1923, aud
duly of record ia the CLERKS Office OF the
rouuty court OF Campbell, for the purpose OF
securing The payment OF sundry debts therein
specified, wc shall, on Monday the 10Th day
Of March, 1924, if iair, il not the first fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted) most positive
", and without any kind of reserve, proceed
to sell, by way OF public auction, 10 the high
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LAND EOI, SALE.

TIVE Executors of Col VIM I.eftwieh,
L deed, oBer for sale, I'LL fohiosiN'
LANDS, ia the county oil Bedford, VIZ
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One Negro w OMAN.

named Lucy, and her three children, David.
Nelson and Anderson, and heir increase since
the date of the said deed of trust-Also.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08

CURIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE HOT
TENTOT WOMEN.

Prom RuycAei's Tfopeis in Southern africa
Their mothers allowed themselves more
privileges. and feh 90 hesitation IN snswe ing
my questions relative to their marriage eas
soms. Sneh characters % men and women
passing their lives In . state Of cshesey do
no, exist among the wild os,ions Of Southern
Ai'ics ; and, 10 this particular, ssvsges hold a
superiority over tho most polished ostions Of
Europe. The women info med meo, that
ei,ls are most commonly betto,hed when not
older than . child whom they pointed out to
me, end whose sse appeared 70 be sbou, sew
en- years that 10, the husband early bespesks
hs,, in oder 70 preclude eve'y other msn, in
the meanwhile, from sIi pre,snsioos, and
from oil hope Of eaiuiog her |; and, - these
men gens's take . second vile % soon %
the SrN bscomes some what advanced IN yesrs
this custom Of secu' ing seothsr beforehand 70
perhaps aeessssy, 10 order to avoid those
coo,en,ions which migh Otherwise arise 10
cases Of tbs mature, and where the girl her.
ssIf 10 sslden allowed voice 10 choosing her
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"A MOTHER'S LOVE.

HER, by her smile. how soon the stranger knows
How soon. by his, the glad discovery shows.
A. 20 her lips sye lifts The lovely bo,
What answering looks of sympathy and Joy
lie walks, he speaks in many broken word,
Ills wants, his wishes, and his griefs are heard
And ever. ever to her lap he flies.
When rosy sleep comes on with soft surprise;
Lock'd in her arms, his arms across her flung,
<Ths, name most dear forever on his ,ongue,)
As with soft accents round her neck he chngs.
And, cheek to cheek, her lu,ling song she sings,
How blest to feel the bea,ings Of his heart.
Breathe his sweet breath, and kiss for kiss mpart;
Watch DER his slumbers like the brooding dove,
and, IL she. can, exhaust mothers love!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08

XNyHITwELLs Liquid Improved OPODELDCC
bottle of rchich Is warranted to possess
than trOice The strength and efficacy Of tie hard
kind This E'a6rOcasion is now universally acknow-
lodged to be almost irt.bie in cases Of tIeunrafiss
BRUISES. sorGias, crdmp numbness stiffness zeGk-
ness of the neck JOINTS ch6lains cbobpe, hands,
sings of insects 1egetG5ie posons esh zvo,u,ds and
,or any external njnry. her for or beast.
This article is highly &C Hmended BY Of the
first Physicians in the / s. whose certificate ac-
companies each bottle
CHU7ION!
Be sure and ask for and receive wHITWELL's
OPODELDOC, or you will assuredly be imposed up
on. Sold at retail by WIN slMONS, at his house
in Newport. price 3s cts per botle:-
Vhere aisp may be had,
The VOLATILE ARoMATIc SEUFr This high
y fragrant sternutative, (mosty composed of roots
and aromatic herbs,l is too well known and highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases Of
head ache aod catarrh. TO need farther comrenda.
tion--price Sc cts per bottle.
ALSO,
7arSis' Bilious PiXS,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jsun.
dice, bilious complaints want of appetite, ccs,ive
ness, &c. sc. price IS cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent Bitters,
Ursefl at all seasons, but especially in the spring
OF the year tor The same complaints as those above
mentioned.-They should be used after the Use of
the pills.
ALso-Hch OiatmeUt,
An infsllibe remedy for this complaint, withsut
smell or stain-price SO els per box.
ALSO,
Dafy's Eye Watey.
This article has been recommended by scme Of
the first physicians.
Tooth Powder,
Damask Lip SalGe.
March II, 1924.
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SHINN'S PANACEA.

THE subscriber having discovered tho
has now supply on hand for sale he has reduced
the price from SO so TO 81 so, or by the dozen S2z
All charitable institutions in the United States
and the poor. will be supplied gratis.
II the citizens of the principal towns. will sppons
agent to order and distribute this medicine TO tho
poor, it will be supplied,
This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the
following diseases, scrofula or kings evil ucers.
ted putrid sore throat, long standing rheumatic
affections cutaneous diseases, White ewelling, and
diseases of the bones, and all cases generally of an
ucerous character, and chronic diseases, generally
arising in debilitated constitutions but moro espec.
tally from syphilis or Affections arising therefrom.
ulcers in the arynx. nodes, &c.. And that dreadful
disease occasioDed by long and excessive use Of
mercury, SC. It is also useful in diseases Of tho
liver" 80,
... cEfTi1IcATEs. .....
have within the last two years had az opportuni.
~ of seeing several of very nveterate ulcers.
which having resisted previously the regular modes
oftreatnent, were healed by the use Of Mr. Swaim's
Panacea, and dc believe from what have seen,
that it viii prove important remedy in scroulous,
venerea! and mercurial diseases.
. r-.r... ...t..,.,,..N CHAPMAN, NJ d.
Professor CT the vns,itutes and Practice Of Physc
in the University Of Pennsylvania.
lhave employed the Panacea of Mr.. Swain in nI-
merous instances, within the last three years, an6
have always found il extremely eficacous, especial
ly in secondary syphilis. and mercurial disease I
have no hesitation in prcnouncing 1t medicine ofin-
estimsble value. - .I..
- e.. w. GIBSON, MI
Professor Of Surgery il the University Of PennsyL
vanis
PHILADELPHIA, FEB II, 1928
JOHN SHlNN, CHEMIST.
N. .B-For sale at Smith & Pearsall's, NE cornet
OF Third and Market streets. Philadelphia.
Feb. 1924 (IamIyl
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INDEPENDENCE.

Long as yon sun shall mark the bounds time.
Or yonder ives, shall fling it's bolts sublime,
Oft as yop field in summer GREEN'S dressd,
Or yonder lake unlocks'iis crystal breast;
So off on this our country's natal day,
ket christians kneel and free will homage pay;
Let patriots round their eountrys altar stand,
Their tows renew. their public views expand;
The bold schievei. snts Of their sires dilatc,
Their praises sing their virtues emulate.
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Eagle Coffee House,
.Neyhorf, Rhode Island.

THE subscriber informs the public, that this es
1 tablishment is now under his management. and
has undergone thorough repair, and is now opened
for the reception of travellers Ladies and Gentle
men can be furnished with good rooms, and every
possible attention will be paid to the comfort and
convenience Of those who may patronize it.
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L his friends and the public, that he has pue
his Wool Carding Machines in complete order. and
that he will pay every attention 10 have Woo! Of af
grades carded in the best manner with despatch, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Colouring and finishing woolen Cloths continue1
as usual All favors gratefully acknowledged by -
SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended to be sent to the Factory, may
be left with Job Sherman Newport-Sanfcrd AlmY
Little e.Compton-Peleg Cory, Tiverton-Jeremiah
Clifford Bristol Ferry.
NB-wool. especially of fine grade, should ~
creased with pure sperm oil. Those who vish csn
have their Wool oiled at the machines. ~
Portsmouth, June q.
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EPITAPIIS.

Quaint, queer and 9ui=TicaL
The following are from ancient Burying Yard,
N Dorchester five miles from Boston.
Wm. Jones Esqr Govr.
nd Octr. l7th 1906, At SO
tAttend you syr undr these
framed Stones are come yo'r
hond SON and Daught'r Jones.
on each hand to repose
y'r Weary Bones.
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PO fTRY.

The folLewiny Ode written By IL. Coy CoLLrss
and sung at she Celebration Of indstendence, ~ M'
town. on Monday. .Nusie composed By Mr.
ssARLR
HAIL. glorious jubilee
Hail, Freedoms natal day
When heav'n born Independency
Assam'd her rightful sway.
Come, Freedom's Sons, attend,
And daughters Join the lay,
And sing the matchiess blessing, ga;n'd
On this suspicious day!
Shades Of immortal siresl
We sAinted patriot throng
Your deed of fame each heart inspires,
And consecrates the song.
Throughout our hsppy land,
See pexce And plenty reign;
And laws dispens'd by virtues hand,
Our equsi rights maintain.
Our bills abundance bless,
Each vale with wealth oerhovsi
The savage bowling wilderness
Has blossom'd like the rose.
See golden commerce sweep.
To esrth's remotest shore,
And every island, coast, and decp,
From pole to pole explore.
Fair science beams herray,
Far as our rule is known,
And mild religion holds her sway.
Coatroll'd BY God alone.
Columbia's millions rise,
And swell the choral strain!
Let loud Hosannss rend the Skies
While angels sing amen!
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Archibald Munro,

RAs GUST REckIVED AND For SAKE,
10 hhds St. Croix Rum, pipes Cog.
nae Brandy. do. Holland Gin, so bbls Country do.
80 hhds Tobago Moasses.
10 do. Matanzas do.
10 Tierccs New Rice.
80 chests and boxes Young Tyson, and Hyson.skiv
Teas.
90 do. souchong and Bohca Teas.
90 Kegs Malaga Raisins.
90 Boxes Muscatei do
90 D,ums Figs-do suitana Raisiru-Bags, al.
nonds, &c June 8.
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NEWPORT sc --CIerks Office Suyl' enc Judic-
,al Court, lsth June, 1924
an application to me this day made by George
~ Browneil. OF Portsmouth, in the county Of New.
port petitioner for the benefit Of the Insolvent act.
for notice to issue to his creditors tor the purpose Of
nominating assignees. The creditors of the said
George are hereby notified, that they appear before
the Supreme judicial Court to be holden in Newport
within and for the county Of Newport the fourth
Monday in August mex, ensuing the date hereof, and
nominate one more assignees to take an assign
Of the estate and effects OF the said George for
the benefit OF said creditors
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Here lies the BOdys Of Unite Humphreys and SHINING
Minot
Such names as these they never die not
Ye Episaph of Wm Fool which be himself made
when yet living in Remembrance Of his own Death
and left it to be enErsven on his Tomb. that being
dead, he might wan posterity, or, Remembrance
OF Dead Man bespeskins the Reader.
Ho Passenger ,is worth thy pains to stay
And take dead mans Lesson, by the way.
was. what now thou art and thou shalt be
What am now what odds twxt me aud thee.
Now 60 thy way. but stay. take one word more.
Thy staff for ought thou knowest stands next the
door.
Death is the Door, yea Door Of Heaven and He'll,
Reader be warned, believe, repent. Farewell.
From a Country Church Yard
John Polfrey, who lies buried here,
Was aged twenty seven year.
And in this place his mother iies,
Also his tather-waRN he piHs"
By an amateur,
~Here lies my wife, who killed herself,
Altofher own accord
The Lord that gave hath taken away
And blessed be the lord"
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81 E HE'S.

so Dozen Longley's SlTHESs /.
received and :ot sale BY icSEfu
Newport, Mss 2 ,is!H.
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"PRLVTING, Of all Kinds, eEeeSfed ~
q sshsfsesory nsssasr. AZ fhis essrf:
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for
april 90 1924

COUGHS, CONSUyhPTIOJNS And ASTHMA
THIS new and healing basam bids fair to rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading to consumption
and even in seated consumptions II has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. IL
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable
ty 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 breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
biity, consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use ofths medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has .4adersOn's Cough Drops stamped it, and
the directions are all signed by James Ifellen
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, wheeling,
tghtness of the chest, consumpons, and pain in the
side The aged will experience reliefequally agree.
able and instantaneous even when the lungs are at
fected.
or Be particular, as each genuine bottle has
" .9ndersons Cough Drops," stamped on it and that
each OF the directions signed in writing BY Jaes
ynshen--ho others are genuine
Price, one dollar for large, and fifty cents for small
bottles. .. 80.
Or The a6ooe Medicine i. for sale 6y
=. SAMUEL W. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND .,APOTHECARY.
No. ITO, THAMES STREET,
Who has also tor sale constant supply Of the
bes; kinds of
.. Medicines, Drugs. sc. e. ~.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George 81. Til.
hnghast John II Mason, Providence DIR Tibbitte,
Warwick benjamin Bateman, Esst.Greenwich !
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbrdge David Farnum, Smith.
field DR. Briggs Bristol; Thomas S Taylor, Little
Rest, Rowse Babcock Westerly DR. Tillinghsst,
Wexford j.; Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
Slstersville. May 81, 1923.
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Here lies the Bodys Of Unite Humphreys and shini'
Minot
Such names as these they never die not.
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cafnin Psuiaes, goodfor obstinate Uieers-
The way to mske q pouI,,es Of II, is 10 pu, u
on In vinegar, snd boil Il until ], becomes soft
ter that hss no ssl 10 1t, 70 prevent i,s sticking