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PILES. &c.
HAEMORlSHOIDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY!.
PRICE 81.
HAYS IMMINENT.

FiCTIos.-This extraordinary chemical com
position tho result of science aud the inv yention
OF celebrated medical man. the introduction OF
which to the publie was invented with the soe,nnity
OF death bed bequest, has since gained reputation
unparaltd fully sustaining the correc tness Of the
lamented DIR. r'dleys last confession that he
dared not die without giving to posterity the benefit
OF hs knowledge on the subject" and Ia. therefore
bequeathed TO his friend aud attendant Solomon
Hays the secret Of his discovery.
IL Is now used IN the principal hospitals, aud the
private practice IN our country, first aud most GER
tany Tor the cure of the PiLEs, aud also extern
slvey and eiieciualy 10 battle creduliiy, unless
where lis effects are witnessed. EXTERNALLY in the
following complaints
FoR pRorsY-Creatng extraordinary absorption
at once.
All SwELLINGs-Reducing them in few hours.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Chronic, giving quick
SoRE TnRoAr-B> cancers, ulcers or colds.
GROUP, AND WnoorNG CouGn-Exiernally, and
over the chest.
ALL BRuIsEs, SrRlINs AND BURss-Curing in u
few hours.
=, so1Es AND ULoERs-Whe,her fresh or long stan
ding, and fever sores
It's opefatlons upon adults aud children in reduc-
ms rheumatic swellings and loosening coughs aud
usn'ness oi the chest by relaxation Of the parts has
peen surprising beyond conception. The common
remark OF those who have used il in the PlEs is II
acts like charm"
THE piLEs:-The price 81 is refunded to any
persss,n, who viii use bottle of Hays Lnment ior
the fIes aud rctnrn the empty bottle without being
cured These are the positive orders of the proprie
;or to the Agents; aud ou, of many thousands sold
not one has been unsuccessful
Wemight insert eeriihcatesto 10 any leng,h bu, pre-
ie that those who sell the article, should exhibit IN,
original To purchasers.
| CAUTlON.--None can be genuine wi,hou, 4.
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name
and also THAT OF THE AoENrs.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK (
| CO, No. Fletcher 81. near Maiden Lane, Ne,
York In Newport, by X. J TAYLOR. ID
Thames. street. Nov. 81.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship Kutuzof, Taylor, for New York, sailed
from Deal Oct llth.
Brig Confidence, Bailey, Of this port, from Nal
aga, arrived at New York, on "Wednesday last.
Az New Orleans 18th inst, brigs Gov. CoddiDg-
ton, Cozzens; and Sea Bird, Mayberry, both from
this port
Sailed from Havana, 9th inst, sloop Caroline
Barker, for this port.
At Charleston, 18th inst, sloop Lark, Draper
from this port
Cid. at New York, 2lst inst. schr. Warsaw, Bur
dick, for Galveston Texas.
Arr. at Mobile. 18th inst, sloop Delight Cozzens
from this port.
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"a Irrte0

In this town, on Wednesday evening last by tbs
Rev. Dr. Wheaton, Mr.. Henry w. Vernon to
Miss Susan Barker, daughter Of Mr. John L. Bar
ker, all Of this town.
At Providence on Tuesday morning, 10th inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Davis Mr.. Robert p. Lee, 10 MISS
Harriet b. Brown daughter of Mr.. Thomas w
Brown, all of this town.
Al Portsmouth on Thursday evening, the sth
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Edward w.
Clifford, of Westport, Mass, 10 Miss Eliza Anho-
ny, daughter of Mr.. Samuel Anthony, of Ports
mouth
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Nov. o.
BrigS Poland Gardner, from Baltimore for
Provdence.-N. Clarke, Pitman, from New Or
leans for Hartford. rd.-Schrs. Sarah Jane, Lamey,
from ST. Johns for New York.--Pilot, Felch. from
Newburyport for Philadelphia. ia.--Mail. Hunting
ton, from Hartford for Baltmore.-Ipine, Mitchell
from Machias for New Haven.-Hopewell, Weeks
from Boston, Henry Chase, from Lubec Boston,
Ames, from East Machias-all bound to y. York
sloop New York, Easton, from Providence for N.
York.
FRIDAY, Nov. %.
Schr. Pontiac, Corey from Richmond with Coal
10 Geo. Bowen Esq.-Sloop Yankee. Bnghtman,
from Providence for New York-Schrs Sarah.
Small from New York for Dennis.-Cordelia, Ba.
ker, from do for New York.
SATURDAY, Nov. "a.
Sloop Hudson, West, from N. Bedford for Prov-
dence
United States Revenue Gutter McLane. OF the
New Bedford Station, Lieut.. Comdg. Nimo, from
cruise.
SUNDAY Nov. 25.
Schrx Hope & Easter Nickerson. from Boston
Tor Providence.-Milo, Nickerson, from Kennebeck
for do,-Virginian, Thatcher from Bath with lum
Der TO order.--Mury Adams, Pinkham, from Pic
ton, ~ ). for Newark-Sloop Samuel, Burt, from
New Bed ford for Taunton.
MONDAY, Nov. 26.
Sloops Tecumseh Child. from New York with
mdse. 10 F. I. & w. Newton IL B. Wood.-Amity,
Munro, from New York for Providence. Vr-
ginian, Burgess, from Somerset.
CLEARED.
Schr. Hope & Easter, Nickerson, Providence
Sloop Agent. Pratt, do.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Nov. 10.

lReported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market 1850 Beef Cattle i25 stores, $500
Sheep and 1900 swine.
Prices Beef Csule-Ssles were not brisk and
The prices Of the two last weeks were hardly sup
ported We shall quote without much variation.
vi1.-firs quality 81 y 50 second quality
80 o. third quality s5 30 a6 %,
-, no. at 80 a -.
siores-Dull two year old SIG s27i three
year old s24 b
ShesP-Dull; lots were taken at 81 20, -, |.
-. u 3, 20 ? ~. and -.
Swine-A large proportion Of the sales were Al
lc 'of roNs and Tor Barrows; several JOS sold
ior something less. At retail, g and & Several
o GGa0it
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IMpoRTANr FROM MExIco.-The U. S.
ship Vandaia, at New Orleans brings intel
ligence from Vera Cruz to the 9th ult. and
Tampico to the 4th inst. The Bee says:
Rear Admiral Bnudin in the Nereide,
accompanied by the Medee frigate, arrived
at the former place on The 26th October, in
advance of large squadron, consisting of
line of battle ships, frigates, steam vessels,
&c. and Immediately dispatched an officer
with flag of truce to Mexico, to ascertain
the final determination of the government
in regard to the French indemnity. Should
the answer prove unsatisfactory, an attack
by land and n bombaidment by sea, Of the
city Of Vera Cruz, will be Immediately at
tempted.
Affairs were in a very unsettled state at
Tamplco. On the 10Th of last month, the
troops of the place declared in favor of the
constitution of 1924, deposed the Governor,
seized on the Customhouse, and wisely
paid themselves for their last years services.
Montenegro, a Lieutenant Colonel, headed
the troops, and it is supposed acted in con-
cert with General Urea, who is now on the
Pacific Coast.-When the Vandalia sailed,
an attack on the town was daily expected
from the government party, the advance
guard Of the central forces, consisting Of
several companies Of cavalry, being but
three leagues off,"
The troops in Tampico number 1900
men.
1t was said that Mr. Baudin, the French
admiral. had sent person to Mexico with
a second ultmatum, and hopes are again
expressed that things will be settled AMIGA
bly,.
The exports of specie from Mexico, since
the first of January last amount to $3.50.
900.
The Mexican Government is obliged to
resort to heavy taxes to sustain itself during
the blockade. Gorostize, the Minister Of
Finance, has resigned.
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Dtr0.

In this town, on Saturday, i7th inst, Mrs Phebe
Sisson, aged II years, formerly of Little Compton
AT Middleown on the 30th ult., Catherine Gould,
daughter OF Thomas Gould, aged 80 years
Al Fall River on the 9th INST, Mr.. Elnaihan
Browne!l, ofLiule Compton, in the 22th year OF
his age.
In Providence, on Friday evening last, Mr.. job
Danforth, in the Gath year of his age being the
oldest man in that city
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BALDNESS,
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

6AAON GSSs
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
rs the grsndcsi ornament belonging to the human
u frame. How strangely the loss Oft changes the
countcnance and premaiurely brings on the appear
ance Of old age which many to recoll be-
ing uncovered, and sometimes even sbnn society to
avoid the Jest, and snecn Of their acquaintance the
remainder Of their lives is consequently spent IN re-
trement. In short not even tho loss Of property,
fills the goDerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom rs does the loss Of his hair. To ayeri
all these unpleasant circumstances, OIBRIDGES y
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair from fal-
ling on on the first application and few bottles
torres 1t again. Itlikewise produces eyebrows aud
whlskers; prevents the hair from turning gray
makes II curl beautifully. and frees it from scurf
Numerous certificates or the first responsibility in
support OF the virtues Of Olbridges Balm are shown
by the proprieiors.
~ Read the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified ss may bo seen below,
TO the high character ofthe following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that We have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Old
bridge, and have lQupd il highly seviceabe not only
as preventive aganSt tle falling Oft Of hair, bu, al
90 a certain restorative.
WIN THATCHER, sen.
Methodist Minister in 81 George church.
No. IS North fifthst
JOHN p. INGLIS, 33I Arch-,t.
JOHN ID. THOMAS, NJ. ID 163 Racc-st
JOHN 3. FUREY. I0I spruoe-st
HUGH McCURDY, 243 Soutb 7tb ST.
JOHN GARD. jr. I23 ArcL-st
II VIII certainly raise It's virtues ia the estimation
OF the public, when il is known that three Of the a.
boye sigDers than 50 years or age, and the
others not less than 30.
Prom the Msyor.1
COMMONWEALTH ~ PgsssTLylsII,
City Of PhiladelpbIs,
l. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor OF said city Of
Philadelphia do hereby certify that am well &C
qnsin,ed with Messfs j. r. Ingis, JoLl =. furey.
and Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed TO the
above certificate that they are gentlemen of charae
ter and respec,abiity and such ful cre5i, sbonld
be given 10 the said certificate.
In witness whereof have hsreunio set my baud,
end ,aused the seal Of the city 10 be affixed,
r.. = this sixih day of December sc.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUT1ON.-Observe that each bottle Of the gen.
uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on
which e represented the Falls Of fNisgors. the agent.
Sold By n J. TAYLOR, Iis Tbame,u
Novel
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PILES,

PILES,
DROPSY, SWELLINGS,
ALL SORES, RHEUMA7 7I!SM.
1T j, absolutely asserted on The most positive
IL proof, that the above complaints are arrested
and cured by the timely Of lIay's Linimeni. II
is impossible to find room in this paper 10 present
those proofs which are conclusive and convincing
They may be seen at length as below.
The true article has n splendid engraved wrapper
with agents aud propriet3f's name. Call at. 2
Fletcher sree, near Maiden Lane. one door below
Peaflstfect where the article is sold
SOLOMON HAYS.
FLORENCE, Ala. Sept 9Th, 1888,
gentleman ofihe highest standing in this town, who
has been dreadfully afflicted with the Blind Piles for
the last 20 years. called upon me and Geel, cODles
sed TO me his situation. A0er describing the sever
i,y Of the complaint, he remarked he had hyt been
well for 20 years past as he was nt that moment
lie had used one bo tie onIy 6f Hay . LinImen,. To
use bis own words he said The whole human fan'
lily. who wefe thus afflicted, ought 10 be made nc
quaifcd with this medicine"
Signed X. L. BLISS.
The original letter may be seen where the article
is sold, No. 2 Fletcher-st. nov. 81.
Sold in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR.
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THANKSGIVING PRESENTS
FoR SAFE AT
JAMES HANNOND'S.

Dry Goods s Book Store.
The Iady's Closet Library, 3 vols viz.
Vol. 4. Esvelopement ofFemale Character
Vol. 2. Beauty of Female Holiness.
Vol. 3. Varieties ofFemale Pieiy
Young Lady's Gift.
Nv Son. Manual a view ofthe Studies nc.
compllshmhnts, and principle. Of condu t.
best suited for promoting responsibility and
success in life.
Ny Daughiers Manual, view Of female
studies. accomplishments, and principle,
Of conduct
The young Lady's library, 6 vols viz.
Vol. j. The young Lady's o~n book manual Of
intellectual improvement and moral de-
Vol. The young Lady's Sunday book, a practical
manual ofthe christian duties Of piety, be
nevolence and self government
Vol. 3. Young Lsdy's book or elegant Poetry.
Vol. 4. Young Lady's book Of elegan, Prose
Vol ;. Young Lady's book Of classical letters con
sisting ofepistolary selections. designed to
improve young Ladies and Gentlemen in
the art ofLeter- Writing
Vol 6. Young Lsdy's and Genilenens pocket die.
uonary.
The language Of Flowers, with Illustrative
Poetry.
Flora and Thais, or gem, Of Flower. End
postry.
Peter ParIey's rambIes. in Englsnd, Wales,
Scotland and Ireland.
Young Mans Guide.
Letters to Mothers by Mrs, l.. II. Sisour-
ney.
The Child. Gem.
parting gift TO a christian Friend
Bridal Gin
Besides the above great variety Of modern and use
ful Books. nov. q.
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FROM FLoRIbA.-Accounis state that
General Taylor has succeeded in shipping
every one Of the Apalschocola Indians,
(sbout 2S0--sny 90 warriors y aud this is
most important point gained. !, will
have a very strong influence on the main
point. General Tay lor's grand talk accord
ing to all Heterogeneous, was totak eplace
at Tampa Bay, on The 9Th Of November
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NORTHAM & BROTHER.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
100 Front-street. NEW YORK

100 Front-street, NEW YORK,
Offer their services for sale and purchase of Mer.
chandrze
Cash advances made when required.
Nov. IS.
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SUGAR g. COFFEE
JAMESTOWN BANK.

A L the annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
"a the North kIngstown Bank on Monday the
18th nst the following persons were chosen direc-
tors, viz.
Jonathan Reynolds, Ezborn Sanford Jeffrey Da-
Wis Pardon T. Hammond. John p Whiford,
Christopher Allen. Joseph G. Sanford, William
Baker, Jeremiah @ Chadscy, William @. Ham.
mond, osborn Sanford, ir., Nicholas Sphinx, Daniel
Stanton, William Browning, Eliphalet Youhy,
Alfred Updike, John J. Reynolds, aud William
Holloway, Jun.
And at a subsequent Meeting Of the Directors
Jonathan Reynolds, Esq. was re-electedP resident
of said Bank.
p. r. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD, Nov, 49, 1898
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MALAGA GRAPEs.-Just received % Hall
WI bbis. White Malaga Grapes FOR sole low by
Nov. y. SHEFFIELD e. BELL.
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l37
THAMEs-s TR EET.
.AHIES ORNAMENTAL
HALF NIESE2yEs

- FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, suta-
bic for Ladies Winter Hats.
These flowers are just imported and Of the latest
style. Ladies Of Newport and vicinity are invited to
call and examine the above articles they will have
the privilege Of separating any bunch Of flowers to
suit their taste.
ALSO, Boxes of Mobair Caps and Nsts, with o
gre variety Of Paris Ornamental Hair Work, a.
nong which are n few boxes OF manufactured hair
expressly for middle aged ladies, beautiful article,
with great variety Of Gentlernen's Metallic Spring
Wigs, Toupees, &c.
H' Don't forget the number. Nov. 2.
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SwEDIsH LEE,uES. ofth, 6r.t quality
- for sale b. X, =. TAYLOR.
Nov
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nREsENTs.-A- -res; variety Of Books suit.
II sble for Presents. for sals at very low proe,
Soy ?. 70 vs.. CiIIsUANs.
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"EsTERN FLOUR, in barrels and half
w barrels, Jusi received and for .aie By
Nov ~. SHEFFIELD & BILL.
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Besides the above great variety of modern and us
ful Books. nov. q.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber by note
- or book account arc requested 10 set.ss tho
SAME before the lt Of November. as I'll his unset
tied accounts viii then 6e eh with an attorney for
collection Al persons haylrg demands will please
present them Immediately for settlement.
Russell CLARK.
Aug. 20lh.
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FrOmsA. ssg,.ussr No. "fshs kaiessfsoeser'
THERE Is ONE GOD"
wA.l ssssls The tAsadsF. ~Asa its nidaisA'
R.ll. thr.ssA H.s'sa's vast and sasady pa'
iscess
gyh,, vr,r. IN. irh,nine on the chen sky.
gAsu iss SERGE isnpssis. wnPs IN saekesoah'
Fran their hass enaiss On the rosFiae seas.
VIA, ssout the essat and tims-dsfsine trees,
TIA, ,s.s hshs royalty their arms On high.
Whsa from the hills The Geld norih-ssstsfH
esle
Call 70 The ,orrrai 10 the misty vale.
.,s ~. ar rine. . m hssssa's srtilleryi
~TH.Kr =. osr Gs5,---iO HIM they liit thsir
PRAYER.
"a. famed sssH temples and they worship
there
Storm. wiad, ,ai hosliag thuadsr! Go. vain
man,
Ard think their mighty creed false one, IL ron
Utica. august. ISIS.
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deepest grshisds 10 yea, Miss Howard.
f.r the interest Won manifested IN ny
welfare. That bible and The reading oil
IL has made ne What am"
I will not attempt 10 describe The feel
ings produced BY this ansEPerisd meet
ing. Suffice 10 say. Inst he minister MAS
insilea home wiih them. and during The
winter hrs visits we're neither few nor far
between. In the Spring he married Miss
lane. and Ihsy are nos on . Missionary
taur among The dark bcnighsed Gems ol
India, where the blessing NJ heaven 10
attending their labors in wonderful man
nsr. and many souls are brought N . So
sing kRowledge through their Instrumsn-
talIiy. a Eamiiy Newspaper.
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THE FRIENDIEss.


II 10 remarkable hOw Q single n ord.
nnsfecIedly uiIered. will sometimes reveal
Ia us more fully and sulkinely Than could
MANY books The deep and long experiences
nfs human heart. NoIlons agn.ra friend
nf ours invited . small party Of orphan
children from sn asylum 70 spend an hour
IT q Wednesday afternoon al his house,
IN Bosson.l They manifested. each in
the Nay that nature prompted or educa-
Ton sllowed, the most eager delight. IL
las evidently . rich treat 10 them in their
lonely state. u would have done any
body's heart good to see and hear Them.
As he was distributing among Ihcm the
contents ofs basket Of oranges. he chanc-
ed la hear one uf Ih- little girls say 10 a
companion who 10 si::ng At her side.
d" 4 know xhy Mr.. - has invited ns
To rs hnuse-II - because We hayen'I
any Trends. haven, had TREAD come
,n see ne far Eve yeau."
M-rrliul heaven! Onlv twelve wears
aid. and M, have seen the face Of one
friend for i've long Yeas!
We have heard many sad tale Of
orphanage. aud thought that We felt
sympathy for the friendless before, but
we never heard words that went directly
Id the heart like Ihese-ihal made so
palpsble the dreariness Of the long days
and nights iha, heavily follow one another,
unenllsensd BY single smile or klnkly
tune Of une living being with whom the
homeless can claim kindred. We thought
too, that we knew. of old, something al
the value Of our friends. and estimated,
moi altogether too lightly, their jo. Gus
and sssusging influence uPou the pulses
Of The soul, but never before did our
natural relatives seem so preeinus To our
regard or did our heart seek To bud them
TO itself with such a tenacious embrace.
as since the simple words Of the Ponr
orphan girl have gwen lo Us one slight
and inadequate impression 81 her unuuer-
able and melancholy experience
No wonder that God frnm his secret
throne has sent out so many kindly
messages aud sacred promises Of love 10
The SOLITARY and fUrsaken. the paren'less
and the widow: for. o how much do they
need the sympathy Of Heaven. ~ho have
no friends On esrIh! aud how pleasant TO
the angels of consultation 10 pay their un-
obrusise and peace-lsden visits TO the
children oil Loneliness aud sorrow.
Would il not repay Us richly, ay. a
thousand fold, if We would open our doors
more frequently 10 those who have no
home, and distribute our kindly sympa-
thies, which are indeed the bread Of life,
more freely 10 those who hunger and
thirst for words Of friendship and looks
Of affection aud tenderness!
[Chrisfi0n Register.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
September 10

In Equity-Sepleu.ber Term. 1888,
WOOis y. Basbin and Otbors Original Bill.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
- that James Woods, one Sf the defeudants
in this canse. j. no; an inhabIant Of this state;
Il 10 thort lore ordered that publication be made
in the :liIlstorough Recorder for six week :
successfully. that unless the said defendant
appear al the next term Of this Court. 20 be
held FIR the cOu1ty Of 0Tsbgr, at Il e court
bnuse in liillsb,r"ugh. On the second Mends Y
of March next. and plead, answer or demur
the cause viii be set down fnr hearing aud
heard sr pa'is a. {" him
JAMES WEBB, C. f. NJ E.
September 10 6, $685. 81 6w
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Notice.

ERuE saAseIher hasias qlsl.fiea II The iass
- tern Of 0Eaags cssniy C01st 81 fieas
ard QasFser Sessssns. ss administrator & bsais
asa q Inc estate Il JOHN TURNER. decd.
herehy sises a0lies. 20 al PsssBs indebted 10
said estate. 10 make PsymsnI SIlasus ssisy 10
him The sad adminssiFstsT; and those haFias
slslms 10 pssssas lhsm Cor Payment ~iihsa che
time rEeseribgd by lsw. otseTslse this noiies
vii Be Plead in bar u their rersSery-
SILAS NJ. LINK.
.ida'E. ds Asnis Asn
September 10. @-S@
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Hickinan--.fibang. VI. C. LilIle--L hsrlss.
toni. W. II. Bereli. z. p. Belle.
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