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IX. An account of a fætus, voided by the ulcered navil of a Negro in Nevis
Sir, In the Island of Nevis, in the West-Indies, there was a Negro Woman belonging to one Captain Mead, who after one Year and halfs being with Child, was at the last, to a wonder relieved by the Navil, in this manner;