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For Public consideration.

' no Instance has a pre-, alsut iniatuntion been produc tive
> o, more deplornbie consequences, than the blind oonces.
$40 ma the iaemheis OF the medical profession nlon. are
Competent 10 administer remedies tur disease. The cnunlenancc
"n,his given To this prcposterous pretcnsion Of an interest
9 class, Is Que OF the most prolific sources Of disease, suffer.
ing ohd early death. How many thousands of persons there
arc at uhs moment, surrendcling heir constitutions To the
.hsldlohs ih,oads oi almost every varicl, of human malady,
from their reluctance 10 incur the cxpcase ofcunsulting n ply.
s'oiai' aud IRON their silly prejudice against the most SIMPLE
ih'',e,nes, unless sanctioned by the mystic authority Of u pre-
scnp'ion IN plain English, they would ind, in a ,ast majority
o'eases, thatit ordered nothing in the world but u little rhu-
barb, or SIENNA, or Jaap, or aloes, mixed with sugar aud water,
and m.suied with a l'tue peppermint, OF some other scented
uins aud SIMPLE cntbaric like this is generally efiencious.
Dut Inc druggist keeps the prescription and when the pa
ueht gets Ill again he has again 10 consult the physician, in-
stead OF rtocufinr Tor himself, at a mere fraction oi the orisi-
nal expense, the wonderful remedy which had relieved him.
u Is thus that u majority OF the population oil every civilized
country suffer disease 10 work its ,hsidious way into their s,s-
ten, because The relief they derive from medical and ia ut once
expensive, tfnnsltory, and difficult of access aud thus il eA-
empiihed the memorable confession Of an eminent physician;
TINT " Prescriptions IN I 9 Roman language have indirectly
killed more people than all the Roman armies.'
A medicine so compounded that il will cleanse the alinien-
tnfN canal OF all ia feeulent aCcumulations and membranes,
give u new and inNlgnratIng action 10 all the visceia that con-
tribute their agency 10 the digestive fuuc lions, aud, b, prone
ung Tue insensihle persplTation, relieve the whaac>s stem Of
irbiilc aud lniannatoiy symptoms, must necessarily prove a
1t within the reach oinll classes. III have an extensive SALE,
good, than all the members OF the medical professions com.
bined can possibly accomplish within the comparatively mar
row limits of their private practice, Such n medicine The
public has in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-29
Tobacco Land for sale

WISH TO sell 196 acres Of LAND, a part
of the Oak Forest Tract, in the county of Bed
ford. on the head waters of Ivy Creek, and within
IA mile of Lvnchburg.-This is a very des rable
little Farm. near one halt is in timber-;he cleared
Land is IN good improveable condiiion, a portion OF
which, with all that in timber, is first rate for To-
bacco.-There is on the Tract. more than The usual
proportion Of Meadow Land. Such credit will be
given as would be satsfactory.-Mr. John North,
Who lives near the Land. or the undersigned, al Ivy
Creek, will show the Land upon application.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
wv Creek, April2 Al
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TRUSTEES safe OfLNNd.

DY VIRTUE Ola deed Of trust, made by Tun-
II stall Shelton. to the subscriber for the benefi.
Of Thompson Robertson and Of record in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court of Pntsylvania, on FRI
day the 10Th day Of May next, on the premises,l will
proceed to sell by way Of public auction, on II Gre
dit until the first day of February, 1910, the purcha-
ser giving bond will, approved security. for the pur-
chase money, the Tract of Land, in said deed
mentioned, containing 1904 Acres. This Tract
Of Land is situated IN a very healthy part Of the
country well watered and has a good Dwelling House
on it. Acting as Trustee, l shall convey such title
only, as is vested in me, BY said deed Of trust.
JACOB L. COLES, Trustee.
April % tl0M
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NOTICE..

THE SUBSCRIBER offers 70, sale, that Val
Il u0b1c Tract Of Land. whereon he now
lives. formerly owned by Capt. Thomas Galloway,
lying in the County Of Campbell on Siaunton River.
containing upwards of ONE thousand acres.
This Tract has on it about two hundred acres OF
rich Low There is a large portion
Of the upland that is to clear, very rich, there is o.
pen Land sufficient to work twenty hands to advan-
tage. The improvements are good and convenient,
cosisting Of a large two story Dwelling house,
fifty feet front, . large Ordinary almost all ncccssa-
nv Out Houses. IL is seldom there is such proper
~ in Market. PEYFON LEFTWICH.
Apr. 8 w6w
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RowAND's Tone MIXTURE,
.1.vD
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS.,

VXTAKTAN III u ptT1UTI UHU TdsTIHT ut 10 HEHS nv
w Fever, and a valuable remedy in Jaundicc, Dyscntsry,
Heartburn, etc. -
From DR.. amos X. Smith, Northern Liberties, Phiiad.
Dear Sir,-I congratulate you on your good fortune IN
presenting to the use of the victims OF Fever and ague, such
a blessing as your Tonic Mixture has most fpHf proved II
self. Ii Is speedil, becoming the iuvoritc remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness, aud ere long, wall be esteemed
as one of the most important discoveries OF the age. Fever
and tpue has hitherto bafled the skill of the most eminent
of Prac ntioners, ard even now they deem it presumption TO
promisc more than temporary MD. Your Tonic mixture, how
ever, seems to have a new and peculiar power TO arrest the
disease, and 10 revive and re-estabish the balance OF harmo-
nv and health. hope you will terscyere to extend the il
nuence Of the medicine, and that The public will estimate your
Se"e'o'"'' Ar. SMITH, NJ. D..
Ertraet Of a Letter from DR.. Sterens, Bucks Co. Pa.
sir-I brought horne with me during the autumn OF 1881,
the first quantity Of your Mixture, which | heard highly OK
tolled ms a permanent cure for Fever and Aguc a disease,
which NJ, thnt period prevailed very extensively IN our coun-
try. NJ, n~eighbors and patients had become so accustom-
ed 10 the use of Barks and Quinine, &c. that they ceased to
render Them any service, and they readily consented TO make
n trial of your medicine. lbelicve that there ~ at this time,
hundreds who would cordially testify 10 the benehti they
have received from its employment, aud would gladly aid TO
surend n knowledge of its peculiar virtues. Ihcre mas been
YER, little ofihe Aeue in the ncighborhood since the introduce
tion af the Tonic Mixture, which is manly attributed to the
ycry general use of this medicine. J'IsIEFENS.
ALSO,
Howand,s Eye w inter-, for infammatnns, Nc niue Eyes.
DO, HmpaIpabic Dcntifricc, a valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Rownud,s AmmOnjafcd Embrccntiou, ior Qnlnsy,
Rheumatim, Sprains, &c. OF thigh standing.
Rowand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
Jauudice, Scnryy, Mercurial diseases, etc. ;
I,owand'. Ainbnsser Powder, for beautliyin6 ana sol
teuing the complexion.
Rowand's vcrrnifu.e or Worm Destroyer, u eie
brated and popular remedy. -
For sale by HOW Eli ''7ia :"
July 80
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NOTICE..

THE firm Of MILLER & ROBERTS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
who are indebted TO the concern, will please come
forward and settle their accounts and notes, with Ell
ther Of the parties, or with Mr.. Ambrose b. Ruck.
err, who is fully authorized To receive and settle all
debts due tie said firm those having claims against
'he firm will please make immediate application for
payment. JOHN MILLER
April l, 1889 RYLAND ROBERTS.
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G Or A r N T. IL HIP

G Or A IL r N L IL s p.
'T>hE subscribers having purchased Of Miller g.
l. Roberts, their Stock Of Groceries and
having associated themselves together in the Mcr-
camille Business, under the firm Of MILLER
q itUCAER will continne to sell Groceries,
at the Store lately occupied by Miller Il Roberts, and
in'end keeping on hand a la,ge and general aasor,-
msnt. JOHN MILLER.
J AMBROSE b. RUCKER.
Apiil4 Is
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Notice.

Notice.
VNHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
4 by Cobbs IL Armistead, commonly called
"ky'e's corner," is for ren,-possession to be given
on the LIST January. 1885,. Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested TO call on Charles i. Mosby, who is
authorised to manage and control the same for me.
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. Is
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The above Medicine is for sale by
d. r. LYMAN. Agent.
The Life Medicines may also be had of the principal drug
rists in every town throughout the United State. md the
Capadas. Ask for Mohat's Life Pills and Phenix Biiters and
be sure that a fac smile of John Monnts sig nature is upon the
label of each bottle of bittcrs or box OF pills.
April IL tl5O
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HANNIBAL.

To JOurneymen Harness Makers.
WANTED lMMEDlATELI; a first rate
Journeyman HARNESS MAKER. To
such a one, the wages Of the society Of Lynchburg
Of 1885. will be given. None but one Of good moral
habits and industry will be taken.
SAMUEL HEDRICK.
Fincaslle, April25 81
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ElNiGNiSo
u"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

"THE LYNCHBUkG VIRGINIAN,"
IL pubishsd semi-weekty, ferery Monday and 7Rmsdayy at
F.sr Dollars per annum; payable in adrance. No subscrip-
,i,n will be received fora shorter period than sir months; and
No paper ra Be d''e'"''"4ed' fereept at The d'sereiis" Of @e
EdiforsJ until ~H nrrearages are paid.
pADVERTIsEKEN rs inserted II so eests per square
or kessy for the first insertion, and 81 cents for esery subse.
sssnf. inserfson.
L,DJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedaious,y
L 1 on reasonable terms.
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New And Cheap Goods
AT M. nAkI'S,

III Nh u ~
Bank Square.
AM now receiving my SPRING SUPPLY,
L which will comprise AN extensive assortment OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
And as many descriptions have been purchased. aud
under favorable circumstances, am enabled to offer
some great Bargains, especially lnthe following ar
ticles.
Black Italian Lustrings, S71 cts. per yard.
Coloured Pc de Sol, very heavy, IS do
Black Shal'eys, SO do
Fine French Glnghams. ~ do
Irish Linens, extra fine, IS do
With a great variety Of other articles. equally
low. As my Stock will bs unusually heavy. | am de-
termined to sell al prices that will be satisfactory
to purchasers. All ask is a call before purcba-
sing, that my friends and the public. may judge Tor
themselves. NJ, HART.
AuriI Is
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VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
~ X sale.

FOR S.4LE.
WILL be offered for sale, TO the highest bidder,
w by way of Public Auction, at Liberty, OH
Monday, the eth day OF May. it being Bedford
znsx4pAs. Cou,t day, II TRACT Of LAND,
$xSS belonging to the heirs OF Baptist Hardy,
deceased, lying in the county Of Bed
- ford, adjoining the Lands Of Mitchell
Ewing's heirs and others, containg o Acres.
This Land is almost entirely in IA forest state. and 1t
10 estimated that there are at least two hundred acres
of first rate Tobacco Land and it IS said
by thosa acquainted with il, that the location as well
as the soil, is admirably adapted 10 raising Tobacco
Of the finest qualify.
Terms-Oue-fourtl cash. and the rest in three
annual payments, to secure which, bonds with APP
proved security, and a trust deed on The Land will be
required. Any person Wishing to see the Land, will
please to apply to Mr.. Harvey Bead, whe resides
On the neighbofhood.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
April % w4w
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NIRGINIA-At nm adjourned Term Of tho Circuit Su
y perior Court of LAW and Chancery, held for Franklin
County, nj the Courthouse, the 9Th day Of February, 1892
Molchzadeck Enry, Plaintiff,
against
Henry 7. Galloway and William Galloway, Executors Of
Samuel Saunders, Sheriff Of Franklin county, aud as such
Administrator of James {. Early, deceased, Defendants.
The Defendants Lnmack Early and JubaI Early, not having
entered their appearance, md given security, according 10 tho
Act of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, md it appear
ing BY Satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of TINS
Is ordered, That the ssid Defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next tcfn, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, Ind
that n copy of this order be published in the L%ynchbnrg vT-
gilman, for two months successfully, and posted at the from
door Of the Courthouse OF this county.
a Copy-TeSte,
NJ. G. CAREER, y. c..
April Is w2m
N~IRGINIA-At Rule. held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Count Of Law and chancety, for the
county ofFrnnkiin, on the I'd day of A pril, 1889:
Tyrec G. Newbill aud keziah his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Frances Sutherland, Ransom Sutherland, Robert Powell
Polly Sutherland, administrators Of PhilemonS Sutherland, Jr
deceased, james Cunningham, and Samuel Smith, admins
traitor OF Benjamin Smith, deceased, Defendants,
IL CHAHcERY.
The Defendant james Cunningham, not having entered hi
appearance and given security, according to the Act Of As
eenbly and the Rules of this Couri, and it appearing by sat
of this Commonwealth; on the motion Of the Pl,+nii0s By
counsel, it is ordered, That tho said Defendant do nppra
here on the first Monday in June next, and answer the Plain
tGs' bill, and that n copy ofthis order be forthwith publisha
in the Lyuciburg Virginian, for iwn months SUCCESSFULLY, nm,
posted at the front door OF the. Courthouse of this county.
NJ. G. cARrnR,n.c 6.
April Is WIN
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VIRGINIA-At Court held for Bedford county, the 23th
' day Of February, 1889,
Charles Z. Patterson, Plaintiff
against
Vincent Nelson, John Nelson aud Henry Slid,
Defendants
In CIABcFRY.
The defendants John Nelson nnd Vincent Nelson, not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security, according
10 the Act of Assembly and The Rules Of this Court, aud II
app caring to the satisfaction ofihe Court, TINT they ne not
inhabitants of this commonwealth 1t ~ ordered that the said
defendant. do appear here on the fourth Monday IN May next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that n copy of This or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper, published in the
town al Lyuchburg for two months successfully and posted
nj the front door otthe courthouse ei this county.
~Copy-1este,
RO. C. MITCHELL, C. y. c.
Nnrch1 w2m
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VuRGINIA-At rules held for Bedford county, the 2oth
day of February, 1899 -. NJ,
William Xix and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Mead
mr. Polly Dickinson, John Meador, James Meador, obedIah
Meodor. Warner Basham and Sally his wife, late sally Mea7
dor. and George Clark and Malinda his wife, late Maiirha
Meador, heirs Of Obediah Mcador, deceased, flaintfs
against
George Meador,
In CHANCERy.
Tho defendant George Meador, not having entered his mp
penrnpct and given security, according TO the Actor Assem-
XIV and the Rule. of this Court, and il appearing to me sa'iS'
f,c,;on of The Court that he is not an inhabliant q thia WI
,rv: II is ordered that the snid defendant do appear mere on
the fourth Monday in May next, and answer the ~" , cr Wv
nio;nt;fTs and that a copy OF this order be forthwith lhsefteu
IN some newspaper published in the town OF l., nchouIg; Tor
TWO months successfully, and posted at the front door oil 'e
courthouse Of this county.
ks. c. MiTCHELL,C Be.
March 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-14
To Delinquent Subscribers.

Tho Editor Of this paper having re-
Gently had very strong inducements to
emigrate to a fiourishing part of "the
WEST" and being yet undetermined
whether he shall avail himself Of the
opportunity or not, would take occasion
to request tfor the purpose of expedit-
ing the settlement Of his numerous nc
counts, in ease Of removal, that ev-
cry person having an unsettled accoun,
with him either for paper, job work, OF
advertising, adjust the same with as lit
tie delay as possible--particularly those
who reside out Of town, and whose ac-
counts are Of long standing. 1t will
probably be much easier to settle old
accounts with him, than with any other
individual who may have the settlement
of them in his absence hereafter.
Herald Of The Times office,
Ne'po't, Mar. Ia, 1889
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NEW PORT
ThOnlSOnian Enfirmary,
[Cor,ler Of Spring and MI Stree!

(Corner Of Spring and Mil sireets.)
gUNHE citizens of Newport and the public
generally are respectfully informed thai
this lnirmary is in charge of Doct. JESSE
w. NlCIlOLS,--tbat patients are udmittes
as usual, laboring under chronic or acute dis.
ease in its varied form; and will receive
medical aid and attendance requisite to ia
clitatc the most safe and speedy relief
Vegetable and Mineral poisons of every
description are excluded from the Catalogue
of our remedial agents; also, bleeding, Bills.
terng and physicing from our practice no
article Of medicine being used by us but such
as has been fully proved, by long practical
experience, to be congenial to health, uniform
in its specific results and action, in the rcmo-
val Of distractions from the system; there.
fore, those who prefer healing remedies in
the hour Of sickness and distress, to the viru-
lent posons 80 literally used by the mineral
Faculty may here be supplied with pure
Thomsonian Medicines.
o. All orders from the town or country
for medicine will meet prompt attention.
Ladies in delicate health, who have in vain
sought relief from mineral prescriptions may
prevent much suffering and protractcd illness
by trying the Thomsonian Treatment.
'.@rhe public may be supplied with Fami-
ly Right, Roblnson's Lectures, and other
medical books at the InGrmary.
March Z.
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CURE FOR JAUNDICE e. DRCw.
SINESS.

Il DREPARED from n receipt originality procured fr'm
II l. an indian Family. u was formerly known rs The
Ind an Corrective, and highly esteemed for Its eeaey
for all compi iints mentioned below.
In the sping of the year. every one u troubled mors
or less with propensity toslcep and by the use of this
corrective, can lie oh, Lated entirely For pur ing
ma eradcatng all knas of humors ttn the blood
ftbey mp externally IN the face or any part cf the
hody IL is murb better and lar rG asi us han asy
rnal up icaton: in inst seldom knew " Ia fail ~
prov ing ecctuai Til paiint will nd u opetaes more
IN Tho blood than other prrpara Ion they ever
rred TO- s far better than salts snphnr, cream tar.
any preparation of this kind for wb~D the blo"
purif ID with this corrective, u remains In an
fvcn teafc rature through The summer months. fors
fonl sontaeh janiicc. general deb ty, weakness ~
hr imbs of appetite, bilious and liver cop nts
headachr, .tupor, &c &C. For The cannh which 10
generally oned by the inpuJe state of the bood
tn nothing cHiani that has rseved ene cious ~
IL is seldom known To f,ii in proving rfertua rrms
dy lis ready worth ~. pobo attention. us every one
aware Of the unprasat dull, heavy feeling. which
h- spring the year produces And by the use of THE
corr civr, II eau he ohviatrd entrelysvery one who
mn ufthe above prepnrat on, VIII b. nstonished
al the mild aud gentle effect has on the blood To he
had by whorsale and retail, of WIN. f,own fel Wash
n ngton street, VIM. Ward Gu. j. r. H.hf. Y. Brown,
brewers. Gushing Stevens E. foiden, A. Eeyde J.
Hidder, J. y. Preston, James Fowfe, Seth Fowis q.
rierson testranx, Frederick Rrsw J. Brow Chas.
u. Roeers south roston; g. Kiader ChaVfctowp; u. Y.
Rrown n Harri on, sa,cm Thos. navts, NewburypotI
Proctor Rhodes yAn. trmsn, Roxhmry; batch frosl
denee; Babcock, Worcester; Shattnck, v. Cambridge
Thornton. New Bedford; shaw. all River; TAvDbR.
Of Newport.
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DANIEL LASTER,
Respectfully informs his friends and The public,
,I,IIAT he manufactures at his establish.
! mcnt near The head Of Broad street,
HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS, WLNDOW
FRAMES, and .S.1SIiES. together with
every other description Of Carpenters work
warranted Of ,he first quality. and on The
most reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith.
fully executed. The most unquestionable
reference will be given, if required, as to the
general style Of his work, specimens of which
may be examined by all those who feel dis
posed to employ him.
Newport, dec. e, 1899.
FOR SALE, Chandier's Patent lNoriie'ne
Aiochin,, BY the subscriber, who is proprietor
Of the Patent right for the County Of New
port. Any one wishing to purchase, may
call and examine one in use al my shop neal
the head of Broad street. ID. MA.
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NEwPoRr, sc.-Newport, Feb. IL, 1882.
By rirtuc of an Execution issued out Of fhs
Court of Common Pleas, May term, 1898.
to me directed and delivered, I UiH sell at
Public Guction, to the highest bidder, on
Wtdnesday, Nay 9Th. 1889, at IL o'clock
A. ~.
4 IL the right, title. and interest tha, Theo-
N dore Phinney had on the 4th day OF Octo-
Der, 1887. at 3 O'Clock r. N. in and to a certain
lot Of land. with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon standing, situate in Newport.
aud bounded Westerly on Thames street, North
erly partly on land OF Benjamin H. Altman and
partly on land Of William Price, deceased.
Southerly on land Of Nicholas GefIroy and 9th
ers, and Eas,erFy on land Of Christopher q.
Cha'nplin, il being the estate purchased by saSa
Phinney, of the heirs OF Walter Claiming, dec.
! Also, ono other lot Of land belonging to said
Phinney, lying contiguous TO the first described
premises, and was purchased by said Phinney Of
Benjam min II. Ailmsn
8iI the above property having been sttachsd
on an original writ.
WM IT, DOUGLAS, Sheriff
March 2.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Pursuant 10 Decree efMe Supreme IN,
dicial Court at its March term, holde,
at Newport, a. u. 1888, there qciH b,
sold at Public .Aaction, on Monday,
the 25M day Of .March, 1889, al 10
o'clock a. M. on The premises,
4 Ill the right, title and interest Of Char.
"A lo,tc, George Henry, Ann Elizabeth, and
William James Eldredge, minors, under the
age Of twenty one years, and chldicn and
heirs nt law Of Henry Eldredge, late of said
Newport, mariner, dec. in and to the follow
ing described premises, situate in Newport,
on Easton's Point, so called. viz Nineteen
whole lots, numbered %. "a, %, 26, "a, 35,
Al, az, "a, 55, 81, %, %, &C. 43, So, 81, SO.
and l3l. and the western halves OF Nos. SO
and 53, all in the second division Of Easton's
Point, buited and bounded as follows east
ward from Fort Greene, westerly on Wash.
ington street, northorly by Battery street,
easterly by Second street, and southerly by
Pine street-nine Of the above being butted
and bounded, westerly on Washington street,
northerly on land Of WIN. Rotch. easterly by
Second street, and southerly by Battery
street ;--or so m,sch thereof, as will pay the
sum Of Four hundred and four dollars, anc
seventy seven cents, together with incitenta
expenses.
/ SARAH ELDREDGE, Guariiaa.
H Newport, Feb. 81, 1889.
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Notice.

TIE undersigned, sole ExecutriS Of the
.ast will and testament of her late hus.
band, Doctor WILLIAM TURNER, late oi
Newport, dec. hns appointed PrrrR Y. REM
rroToN, Esq. her sole sgrnt TO settle the bu'
siness of the suid estate, and requests oil hav.
ing demands sgainst the estate to present
them to him FOR adjustment. and hose in.
debtcd to make payment forthwlih,lo her said
agent IlETTE +. TURNER, Exrrx.
Feb