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VIRGINIA. 10 WIT

~ Rui,s holden ia tile Clerk, Office Of the Cir
CUT superior Court 81 Law and Chaneery tor
,ch' rso" County, the hrst Monday ia Dvcrm-
Der, 1855:
+" allan Lucas, cdniai'iraior dc bonis non With
he UW anntrtd of Edrard Luca,, dscd.
PLAINTIFF
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WORTHY or ATTENTION!
Land 9fa Superior Quality
FOK .S.lLE.

YNtIE subscriber being DESTROYS Ia remove 10
Il the West. offers for sale that desirable
piece OF property, lying m Jeilerso" county,
Va. on the man turnpike road leading o.
baltimore, and immcdistci, nj IL. eros. road
leading tu Alexandria, > miles from liarpers-
Perry and "a from Charle,towD (ihc count,
se,t) harPcrs-fcrry. It will be rscoliectrJ.
- the best country market IN Sr-inia for Nil
kinds of country produce; 20 " hich place the
ChesaJcake nnd Ohio Canal Is now completed
and the Baltimurc and Ohio Rai-Road also
" thin few miles OF II; from whence -four
can be transported for 81 cents per barrel,
and pcrh,ps less, either to Geor-ctown or
baltimore. IL can be testified, that on this
farm there have beef. raised upw ards of 80
bushels Of wheat md - bushels Of corn, per
acre, and GO tons OF hay. per season. II il,
without exception, the best farm in the VAL
ley. and contains about l22 ACRES, with
out stone-brcsk upon AZ, has q slilic icncy of
timber. aud the whole farm now ia a hi.b
st1tc OF cultivation. ani under good fcacing.
Tho improvements are a large "a
and commodious well-hnishcd S..S1
T0rcrn MOMSe. ::::s.A
which has been occupied as such -Go
Tor several years, with success-and every
necessary building for q farm and tavern. all
under good roofs aud in complete ordcr-a
hr-t-ratc young appie orchard Of choice fruit,
and two ncvcr-fsiling wells OF water, with
pumps IN them, convenient TO the door
Persons disposed to purchase, will undoubt-
eddy view the property, when THE terms will
be made known by the subscriber, living on
the premises.
henry ID. GARNIIART.
N. u. II the above property be not .oII be-
fore the fri dry u March, 1874. a will posi-
lively be sold on that day, 10 the highest bad
der. ~ N A.
Ian. 9, 1894.
GrIbe Hsssrsiowr Nsl, I.srea.ter fPrna'. :
Journal, snd Fr-,icrivktc~a tsas.s...y .,II "a
-rt the shove until the d-y 90 sair IL Aot f,rhid
s.d Tor card tl.cir @ ths fTee Prsss -
fee, for paymcn
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Dcroscd TO Politics, Foreign and Donesste
Ecic0rc Of Imposition T.!
HERsToN'S
DR. w. JUpRINY

Patent Specific Ointment.
DNNS have bc.r taken To make thu, sup.
n ply very good "a may be mad at the
following places VIZ;
Uunpirey kcyes'. ChariesfoCn,
james Bro.cn, Chariesfoca.
.iian Io"ag's. Ndriiasbnrg.
.iid,a E1uag r. Co., Harpers- fsrry.
Io,caer " Harris. Shspherdsfotcn.
q p The shove ointment ~ offered To
the pubiia ~ q safe and certain remedy for
thoSo obstinate diseases. soma OF which
have 80 Tong b.ilcd the ok ~ OF medical SCI.
ence
TT White s~-llings IT every description.
81. Sore legs snd ulcers OF long standing.
ST.. Schirrns or GI,nduisr tumors. psrt-
euisrIy those hardened tumor> in ~om~n's
breasts which oftsniimss terminate IN uies-
rated csncrrs.
sgh fcions. or what some re ople know ny
:hr meme o. Cssrrhs. Of every description
Sth Rheumatic pain, OF the JOINTS.
s'h Spr,ins aud bruises OF every deseriP-
ton Or In whatever pert situate.
7'h letters OF ell Kinds In this com.
pisint the patient 10 sppi, ing the Oistment,
must keep the part out Of wster.
sih :niioiains or parts affected by frost.
sD>Resd the following letter aud beware
OF IMPOSITION
Jan. 5, 1859,
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COO ACRES,


ono-fourth clothed In fine Timber, aud Is
grely wa,erej-the Cbarlc,to~b ruu passing
through the centre OF it-anI there being al
80 upon u several failing sprays.
This Farm has never bcru tcnantcd out
but for the last ten Years has been cultivated
with an almost exclusive view 10 the I'm
proVemcn, Of the soii: vet. at the sane time.
il has yielded during that period an average
crop of lcO9 bushels Of Wheat, or between
- and 80 bushels IN the acre, and n proper
tomato quantity Of corn, aud other usual pro-
duciions oi farm. In point Of richness and
fertility of soil, believe II To BE- unequal.cd
ny any other tract of land IN tins county. u
- peculiarly adapted to the production Of
wheat, its surface being eves and uadulatins,
aud well cleared of rocks and breaks.
There are upon IT two large Oh <>ASh
CiINRDS containing a great varic- SS8fkY
~ OF fine and carefully selected 0fF<SS
FRUIT TREES.
The right OF water upon tho stream, iOr
some distance shove the premises, T. the pro-
perry of the owners OF this land. and will be
included ~ the sale. I am induced 10 con-
sider !; valuable .inismuch as have frequent.
" been offered high price for It.
Tho proximity Of this Farm to the Chesa-
Peskc and Ohio Canal. u the Winchester and
i'arpcrs-Ferry RAILROAD, to the Shenandoah
Flour Mills. and To Charlcstovn--i,s present
hish sod profitable state % cultivation. togo
Their with II, unGailius streams Of water, jus
tfy me ia the assertion that II !, Ear the mos,
desirable property offered lately for sale in
ihis vicinity.
The buildings are comfortable ka
Brick Dwelling, Kitchen. House for 6Tf
servants, and M.at-iiouse, a com
nodious Log Barn, Corn House
Grsnery, carriage House, and Ice-Iiousc
The Shoie tract has been lately enclosed
by post and r4il and plank fencing
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suEDECE.N'kR.

sWEDAGE.N'kR.
R PtuLDiStS celebrates Tonic ,sJ
- .gNJT DISf'EI'JTC rms. Esr ti.s
Iye % I'll d'sesses ~ III stYu.sh
Dr Nv fiy's COUCH DROPS, - uell
Yn~n ~ ~ best me,iieine for eoagbs. eolss
esses n the breast spd lungs. thst no. IN 10.
~ t>ce's patrniNeu-i .D,,slDp AN'Tt-HIt.IO t :
ITS, ia ms, safe aad gentle purgst,vc thai
- strr hren discovered
Ais1. VI hs,i's Anosiyae IMMINENT. or a..
1td Opoilrida-
EfE WATER. asd QT'ININE PILLS.
GAll u,c above Ne tstnfs % 49, ~
w GIN GLAND 4 GO.
Chariesi0vn, August . .Is23.
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~. CHlN'CERr.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

~ WI
Al Relies holden IN the Clerks Office of Ih- CIR
cut Superior Court of Law sud Ch-rr-ry frr
" Fcr.on county. the frs, Mondsy IA Jsnu-T,
1854.
Jacob lslcr. Jeremiah R,chsr'i. and Caiheri-,, h
stc, late Catherine I.icr, George Letter, Ahra-
ham f>ier, and MARY fsrnsworth. late War,
isicr, .PLAtsrfTr-,
-iG.fLt,ST'
Thomas Porter and Sarah b.. vitr, Warrington
kcngsiey -nd ticnr,cus h.. .lI,.. " iIiism ann
and Mar, his ole. lydia Isl.,r and Jacob Tsler,
Jun.-~hich aid Henrietta, MARY, ~ d,s, and
Jacob. are the children sud heirs Il ii-,n, Is
Ter, JuUior,. ................. .DGTESDAsrs
~ CHLvCERT
kllIE defendants. Thomas Porter and Sa-
- rah his wife, Washington k.nS~lcy and
Henrietta his wife, William, ' ann x,,d Mary hi.
wife, and lydia lsier, TO, having entered their
appearance, snd given security according e. the
act u assembly and tbe rules &C his court. aud
app, sriug l.. satisfactory EVIDENCE that t.cy are
not tDust,tsuts of tbs country: IL ~ oreLrrci
Ihsi tie ,sid defendants do appear h,rc on the
hTst dsy OF ;he next term, and sns~cr the iii Il
the plaintiffs; AID thst cop, Of this order be
forthwith iussr tcd ~ spTnc spsprr publ, shed
IN CharieSto.n, far two month. surer,sis,l., and
posted OF the front door Il the court-house IA t.
said town at Charl stown.
A eOps-l,Ntr,
ROBERT r. BROH.N; &. c.
Ian
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FROST BITES.

Bahimoye fouIry, CcfocrT ?, 1871.
About four winters ago, wss severely frost
bitten IN both feet, and became quite lame -
Every succeeding winter Brought forth the
severity of the disease. heard Of Judk,ns'
ointmen, and had Il applied, il acted like .
sharm, completely curing me in short time
EDWIN IL SHELMERDINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-30
Tracts Of Land, S.EG ia.
HOUSE AND LOT.

In the proceedings mentioned. The tracts
OF Land above alluded to were formerly own
cd by benjamin Foreman and George Powell.
aud join each other. They are situated in
the counties of Jefferson and Berkeley, near
a small village called lIardscrsbble, about
one mile rom Iienry's Mill on the Potion ac
river, ana about five miles above Shepherds
town, adjoining TIC lE'Eis Of Van Swcarin gen,
Walter b. seiby. Henry Rohcr, James 5.
Lanes heirs. and Ieakin Bakers heirs. con-
aiming, by estimation, about
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LUMBER YARD.
Timber 0nd E,s,nber.

'HNilE 'usscriber hay ing purchased The cp,r,
u intcFe,. &C Ncs.rs. Lewis WcTnwa, al
James Hook, IN tho timber and lumber on
hand, and rented The saw-mili :, prepared 81
M bulls at short notice, for cash or appr1,-
edpaPcr Having on hand a good surIl, ID
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The Land IS Of an excellent quality well adapt
ed 10 the growth of wheat, rye, corn, ac.
and with very little expense. could be m sde
hrst-rate stock farm. About 80 acres Of
can be made into excellent meadow. u
has The marsh run passing right through the
centre Of %. On the Pow ell tract their !. n
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M1fn> Barn, &c. . s %Ss; o.
ltI chsrd, and . lime V$S
- stone Spring conye-
n'ent TO t'e buildings; and on the Tgrrn.an
tract there - iir,t-rate mill site, with the
water privilege, well situated for mere hant
mill, wool factory, or any thing Of the sort
together with the r. mains OF on old natli
Any persons wishing To purchase the above
tracts Of Land. Will please call ON Mr. john
Mcfarland, who - boa living on them, and
he will give any further information the,
may desire.
The HOUSE and LOT
Above mentioned, Is situated ON Princess-St
N shepherd.town, between MIR Jacob Line,
dwelling house, aud Nr John Shugart's sd
oilers shop, at present occupied by Miss Sow
der..
Trims ~ sale-Onc-t third in hand. the re-.
s'dle IN three equal payments, secured
10y deed Of trust on the prcmises,) re.pec.
tiVoiy g. be made 10 six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale
JoiiN ~. McENDREE. Comm.
Dec. PC. i>J3.-is.
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YIRGINIA. mo- wI1.

81 Ruis. holden IN ,hr Cicrs's office e The cir
eus Superior Coau of i.-~ and Ch-nerty Tor
Jcff,s.oa soun,y. tiic hFS Monday ia Dceens-
Ler. tSSS:
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ADDITIONS TO
w. CAGIA&gA ~
CIRCULATING rsT.sS$ Aly.
Newport, Sept, e9rj 1885.

26ta The IIe Of MIan Wan s.san Hur apparent 20 tse
"Iovernuleu,; containing anriCI.t particular hF
which extraordinary chararer hns been ',rroo vain
conciss history o; the e'ehs ur aye octas'o'ee ms
unnsrul.eled elevation, sc. hy David Cucksu. ] vr
1908 Dacre; novel, by lsdy hoF.ay- = t'.s
2o5I The Wiie and Wcmau's h.Nari; t} Tie lion AI's
NOriou fea
a66s The Black Watch tae as n Pckea, aohor @! the
DOmnio's Legacy, &c. < N"s
26Go Reocoecuos OF an Excursion ne Monasies o. Ace
baco aud Ba,alha; by w BerAled, author OF tanti "
as7 Maspie Castle hy rhaodoe 'sok ad ohey Tales vol
2ss The Sketch Book OF ChaUct; Curious and Auiien
tie Narratives and Aneodotes respecting Extraordinary
Indy .dl,as Exemplyiug the imperostcns oi Clrcum-
santa! Evidence; Illustrative OF the tendency OF credul
ity and Fanatic and Recording singular instances
Volunay liumun Suffering sna Interesting Occuren'
: Nos
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800 Ta,s .rol. he rglisb Am,ups ioT lsi5. vol
Prime Iin,sier 9yos
e673 Twel,o Months Residence IN tie West Indies, during
the trsusi,,oo from Shysy to Appcn,cesmp; by H. 4
Madden. NJ a.. auhor OF travels IN the East %'os
267t Ship .nj Shore vol
2G74 Nj, Watch or ts Autobiography eta Naval officer oy
tne author ., Coyerd.siI. J'oN
2676 Memoir. of Great Commanders by G. james a0
Thor OF itcheeu, Oar,ey. t;s Gypsy &C. *V'f
267s Nuts Crack QUips ,.Ir's Aaoccnc and .'g.s
Of Os.ori 4ud CaIuh,arC scholars. vol
261S The hawsN OF HaNs.i i,uCw,a Itdd'Hh ID. t.he-'
MA by Doct. Bird author ct taavm, sc. - vols
261o The linwoods or Sky Years Since ~ America "a
novel, by miss Sciorick, author of Redwood vo's
1901 Old Maids their Varieties Character Conditions 'o'
26S2 Pilgrimage 10 the Hot isDi containng seco,cpns
Sketches and horsotoIs, na,ir dur's u Tour III ,o"
Fast in 1928; by Alphonse De Lemariinc = vols
26s3 Tales Of Physician; by w II Harrison vols
26e4 Nights at Mess. No'
quest Of Spain; by Washington Irving. vols
26ss The Port Admiral Tale OF sWar by the author OF
Cavendish VIII Watch Nc svols
2GS7 The Life of Admiral Viscouu bNmoutl T. 'oI
36sS Norman Leslie Tale Of the Present FINES by l.o.
doTc Fay vols
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NEWBORN WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY g. 1885

The naval officers hands received by him for the
duties on slaves, to pave The Main from where
The Ferry wharf now is, up to the colony house.
An act passed requiring each freeman voting To
atfix his name 10 The vote. The reasons given for
this law is ''they sometimes put into the bat two or
three votes"
Jeremiah Meecum convicted of the murder
Of his wife, ard wiie's sister and vas executed
March IL, I7l5, at Newport. A part of his sem
tence is as follows:
"And when dead, to be conveyed 20 Wonomy-
tommy hill in said town, where you are 10 hang in
chains on the gibbet where the remainder OF The
Indian now hangs, until your body be consumed, as
a capital criminal, and your goods and chattels for
feited to the King"
The Indian above mentioned, was hanged and
gibletted Sept. IL, l7I2, for the murder Of two
white lads, sons of Gyies Slocum of Portsmouth.
The Assembly met Mt Newport, August 81, l7l5,
at which nothing worthy Of noticing done nnd
again October 26, at Warwick, when ei00G more
of bills Of public credit ordered to be issued
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REPUBLIC or LETTERS.


The Fify-second Number of the Republic o Letters viii
close the first year ofthe work u
perincnhe liberal patronage has received Ell the i
iyor besoweupon oaer Orfs Of IKE kiud which tave fol
oved in its track shows that the plan OF the work approved
and has gwen il pcrinaneIcy which induces he pubeT 10
make such alterations AMI im be- believes viii uc
acceptable 10 subscribers aud give further claim upon The
reading community.
Since The work has been he hands Of rc present puDsb
cr he has endeevoed asc-rsu praciicabie, The
views Of the snbse ribcs e'i0u aPor
iant to tic interest pi tie woh,
In future Tn, work vii be edited ~ MRS r.. MICH
q 4 ,yL.n VII ra.eiga .,n Id am ~, Ion of
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wASHIYGyOVI IRVING,
GUII1N Z. FERPIAVCE,
EDWARD EVEEETJ,
CfgiS. r.. ROFI,Ig4gV.

III making ne Necessary selections
The hrs' u IN relation % & LnaHse ~ ''' ,"rH
the opinion o TIE rrtseh bh|,I rom me ret t'' .c
a'otorn-hens ore hl 's rF's' slc olIn ~ 'i. '''"
afd ," gra''h"d maj ~ '"-.h'el' "'' "'n at ,' ''t'
en'''e' ~ con aoiiet' 10. ''o' % ui, III, W W ~ " "
opinOn The form o. it "J' "'h therefor" be changed f
te commencement &" ne t',ho year 70 "fio each "''''
c'nlnnm2 rrr'y-t"o pa2'"
TIE second point rs ~ ie' MO- ~ me '.eehon. io u "oH
he Opinions oi S'TcfD'f- 'n W. are c'" lh'n
inch so ds 70 fel'' 90 I-1y M "h I i , .
DeeH our oJ'" I" - - "" '"','! a. P''s.. | o. ~ 70
same ui"e 20 ilr'Hlce iy e' "''H' one or 'Wo "oIs
some nhghtrue ou" cD'',t '"' , ,'ci , lia.o - Wv @
which necessarily occupy fon eiR 20 ts" nu'eFs lar a.
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Court Of Probate, Nesport, August 3 1886

VuNHE administrator final account on the Estate Of Thom1s
IL q. Hazard late Of Newport Yeoman deed present.
ed TOR settlement and allowance II s ordered thai the be
received and the consdt thereof be referred Court
Probate be holden the Snielou in Newport Tie
FIRST Monday in September ue,i al o'clock end that
previous be by publishing oopy this order
several times ia tn H. Republican for persons indebted
o appear al aid time ana place and De heard
Atrne Copy Witness, b. u HOWLASp. Probf C<rk
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DOCTOR JONES
We q T. TABLE HAIR OiLj
For restoring a beautiful crop ot hdir on
RAID HE.AUS

yUyIS ARTICLE is said by the best judges 10 be superior
to that of Wards or any other hair oil yet invented II
put up in superior STYLE aud finely scented that besides
being one of the bcauers Of the hair also very
delicate perfume. .
For sale at the sign OF the coon SAIARlTAN, tic on,
agency for this town.
Ladies and gent who desirous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find Ibis Oil the hest
use and the cheapest much, each bottle cum
an double quantity Of hose Of Ward and the
rycr IS the same rch. 3 r.
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SEPTEMBER 2d,
"a MES H.ANHO.D's
CIRCGLA1NTG LIBRARY.

Recent 4Gd3siOpS-FiS:
23 Francesca Carrara by the author Of and reality
vols
2524 Anna Cry, by the author ofGranby . vols.
25a5 Chances and Changes, domestic story, vols.
22 Matthias and his mposures the progress Of anatcsm
illustrated in the extraordinary of Robert Matthews
l vol.
2526 Home by the author Of Redv ood, vol.
2N Cleans Of truth Of real life illustrating Christian
ruth, by Joseph Tnckerman vol
2527 The Brothers tale of the Fronde vols.
2529 The Student BY T.. l., Bulvar, 2 vols
253O The Gypsy, by G. k. James, vols.
253l Womans Trials by 5. T.. Hall, ] vol.
1892 Coton's four years in Great Britain vols
:s25 DuIaps American painters, vols.
1888 Dacre a novel by the Countess Of Morley vols
1884 Black Watch The Black Watch, by the author of Dom
incs Legacy, z vols.
255 Magpe Castle and other tales by Theadore HOOK vol
23 Horse Shoe Robinson tale the tory ascenency by
the author Of Swallow Barn. vols
25l4 Monkins The Monikins by Cooper vols
25l5 Conquest of Florida by Theodore Irving. 2yois
256 Bedford Regis sketches OF country town, by Mary
Russell Milford vols
25l Constannope and its environ in series of letters by
Comd.a Porter. vol,
25I8 IaliaL Sketch Book. vol.
25i9 My Lbe-y the author Stories Of " aerloo vols.
2,2O Social Stores by Sherwood 9 vols.
252 Table Task Specimens of the tabletask Of the late Sam
Uel Tayor j vol
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CARPET WARE ROOM
NyN. e.. COLZENS 81 co.

EpsVE on band iine assortment o! tAHPEtIN',
consisting and Ingram, o new patterns and
.,yes-ruled Wilton and Gruss,As iiear. Rug FaHy
Drugee,s era.s and Fi;d B0ki,gs iLSo, II pieces ~
heavy Line" Carpe,ng irstrae crceable article ot COM
Mon rooms and a low p,cc. loct II, lc5o
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DTssotUTfoN or CO.PARTNERSHIP

FSNN. grnerhp heretofore existing under the firm OF
Joseph Weaver Il Co. is this day dissolved by m''
.si consent oil persons indebted the said firm requested
to make immediate payment Joseph B Weaver, who du-
!, Authorised settle the accounts OF the said finn.
JOSEPH Il. WEAVER,
SAMUEL A, PARKER. !
Newport Oct 1896, 9Th, II.
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PRosrEcTUs OF New VoLUnE.
The first number Of whieh will be issNed on the

oarth Of Juiy nett.
7de Neo- York Mirror, popular Weekty jour
n0l ascoied 10 Literature ard The fne arts, en,bei-
listed wnh sptendid and costly ng,ariags on
steel copper end wood, and rare beautiful ana pop
uiar masic Grranged tor the pieaotoric, harp, gSi-
tar, Sc.
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NORRISON's IfIUETlN

Vegetable Uaiccrs9l Nelictgc
FENhiS Is TO CCRrlfy. Thu Sama.! Y5Rag having
N gwen assurance Of h conycGoL in tue uycs,an Cbt.f,
Of Physiology developed by tIu British College nealti
London and having furnished the necessary ssclr against
counlerels IS appointed sole AaSn, for vending the
NEGEfAN PEGETAbLE ENl FERSiL
MEDICINES .ih8 PC'BiICATIQNS
In aud i5r the STATE a. RIode-island.
IN ronfnnatou whereof have his ,pr,h duy oi lsursry
1858, set nr rand n. SHEPPARD MOAf
s0.e GeHeTai HYcciaa 1ecat fo, fbs e. ). Of
dacy,ca, SmiN-s'vce,, Byooliy8, !. l.
lua 10 ccu.y ,hat have appointed bc following geuue-
caa Us Agents .or vending MoTrsons Iyg~iuu jn'er n
Medicines IN this State, -; Mr. RoroI " Brier OF War
fen mr. poct Nyvis of Newport George ua.uon!
s. Go WckiorJIur jefferson l. kinbal, Coventry James
IL Pea,ce, in a.tGgeewieh and George Richard Woonsoc
ket SAM l. YOUNG.
Feb % 1894
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