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Auction,
WOOD FOR SALE.

1IVHE subscriber will sell at PUB
r. Lie AUCTION, OH S.4TUR-
DIP, the s5tl, day Of November,
instant, at 10 o'clock, in the fore
noOn, in lots to accommodate, all
the WOOD standing on six acre
lot in SwanEcy, on the road leading
from Thomas Peck, Esq. to Capt.
Stephen Martins.
Terms Of payment will be made
known at time aud place of sale. !
BENJAMIN PECK.
Rehoboth, Nov. l8. Is.
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DR.. RRLFE's' .AS1H.VdTIC PILLS
give instant ease in all coughs, colds.
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, wheez
ing. atigatness of The chest, consumpt-.
ion, pain in the side, splitting Of blood,
chillness and shiverings, the foreran.
nsrs Of fsrers, nc. Common colds
are removsd IN few hours. The a
ged will experience relief equally a.
greeable and instantaneous, even when
the lungs are affected. Prize ose dol.
lar, One box, containing IL pills, fire.
Quently affects cure.
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Administrators S Sale.
FHNO be sold at PUBLICK .dU,' T.
n ION. on FRIDAY, the first day
0f December next. at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. at the dwelling house OF the late
SAMUEL SMITH, in Darlington, the
Farming utensils, Stock, aid sundry
srtic!es of Household Furniture :
Among the Farming utensils are one
OK Wagon, in good repair ono
new horse Wagon harrows /,
chains, &c.-One hprsc 3 the horned
cattle principally young and in prime
order. Also, english and salt hay |;
one chest cf Carpenters tools.
Conditions of sale made known
at the time of sale.
LUCY SMITH, .fdmr'r.
RariingtoE, Nov. Is. 2w.
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a TIA Court of Probate holden wit
IA in and for the town of Warren,
on the 9th day Of November, A. ID.
l826.-'The Commissioners appoint
ell to receive AID examine the claims
against the estate Of
JEREMIAH GOFF,
deceased, having made rcport---H is
ordered thereon, That the considera-
ti"n thereof be referred to Monday,
the an day Of December next, ut 9
o'clock, +. M. and that previous no
tice be give" (by publishing this or
der three weeks suWcssively in the
Northern StarO 10 all persons in
terestcd To appear at that tim> and
be heard.
By order Of said Court.
$. RANDALl~ Clerk.
Nou
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Dte9

in Bristol, on Tuesday last, au infant chill,
ofMr. Bosworth Munroe. y
10 WreathAm. slhjust. Mis- Eliza Benu.,
sged 20. &
. in Sonsrsstt, on the l4tA. NJ. Charlie.
SIade, aged abodt 80 yesrs.
AtFaisles, W, Dr.. Thonp,on. the eelebra-
ted steam Doctor, said to have diel under
sne Of his own prescriptions.
Al sea, on board brig Nereu,, on her pas.
ssga from Canton, 9th Asg. MIR. Ambrose
Rounds, OF Rehoboth.
In Swnnsey. on the 10th met, after short
but distressing illness, Of the look jaw, suppos-
cd TO have been occasioned bya wound on
her Anger, Lydia. daaghtsr ,of Mr.. William
Gardner. aged about 1a years. Beloved and
respected BY ali her acqsaintance, especially
the young circle in which she moved, she
had attracted the notice Of ripper Year.. Ia
her premature death the parents ale called
10 mourn the loss Of promising child : but
they will no longer behold the dear object of
their affection, until she shall ariss from the
bed Of death, shake Of her slumbers and sp.
pear upon the borders Of another world.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
Sweet smiling o"mforts of an hour
30 soon our sweetest comforts fly,
Aud pleasurss only bloom TO die,"
Communicated.
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Brttiab Deutffrsre.

+ BHiTISH AyN1TSEPTYC DEN,
THRICE. The Toothache is not on
iy prevented BY this Dcntifrice, but It
renders the teeth beautifully white,
fhongh hitherto biack--remDves the
cause OF fater arising from decayed
teeth, and at the same time il restores
TO the gums their original efilorescence,
imparts to the breath most defecta.
BILE sweetness. Price one dollar.
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! LAWS OF RHODE. ISLAND.
state Of Rhode Island snd Providence

Il -
State Of Rhode Island snd Proridenc,
Plantations.
10 General Assembly Oct. Sss,, A. ID. 18ss.
AN ACT in amendment of an act en-.
titled IAN Act providing for the
relief, support, emplc yment and q.
.moval ofthe Poor.v
lGECTION I. BE it enacted ty the
ny General Assembly. and sy the an
fhority thereof il is enacted. That II
any. person shall reside in any town
in the State, not being legally settled
IN that or any ether town / n ihe State,
and shall become, or be likely Ia be-
come chargeAblc to that town where
such person shall reside, or who shall
in the opinion Of the town council Of
such town. be person Of bad fame
aud reputation, and aa unsuitable per-
son to become an inhabitnnt there of.
1t shalt and may be iawiul for the
town council Of such town. upon com.
plant ofany ono or more nf the over.
seeors Of the Poor Of such town, to nv
der such person To depart f,o,n and out
OF such town within such tme as The
said town council. in their discretion.
may appeidt and if the person SO or.
dered shall mot depart from such town
within the time appointed as aforesaid,
or having SO departed shall voluntarily
return thither without leave first Oh. |
tanned from the town council for 50
doing, such perssn shall be fined by |
the town council not exceeding seven
dollars. to and for the use of the poor
of such town and in default Of pay.
ng The same al the time appointed by
he said town coliioils shall be comhi:
ed TO the work house, bridewell, or
lsylum, (ifany there be in the town, y
% be there kept in close confinement
,r 10 labour; or tie Town council may
'ind out such person to service to an,
:t,izen Of the United States, for a,.. i
erm not exceeding one year: Of such
'crson mny be publicly whipped, sot
exceeding twen'y nine stripes, ut the
discretion Ot The town council, anil
hall be subject to the like peualty and
punishment on every repettiuR II such
'tfence.
SEC. 2. .and be IL farther enacted,
That the nineteenth section Of the act
0 which this is in amendment, be and
he same 10 hereby repealed. 4
True copy Wi.pess,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry Z.
Nov. ,25. |
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artne HMteIItps,tcf.
FORT OF WARREN.
SINCE otIm I.Asr,

AKRIyED SINCE our LAST
Sloop Sarah, Insrisham, from Providence
Soop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from
Providence.
Sloop Haonah & Nancy, Turner, from
Nswpor,.
& sloop Eliza. Smith, from Providence.
/ Sioop Eliza Ann, Child, II Providence.
sAILEDssINcE Qua LAST,
s. Bloop New York, Willard, New-York.
!. = eIsop ~ Ann, Child, New York.
Brig b45y Burton, Matanxas. Passengers
W, Wsst, ~ Mr. Bourne.
u 6siS Dolly, C6snplin, Wilmington.
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We have received lensthy obituary 60.
Toe, Of DR.. Caleb Mittsr, (whoss decease was
noticed in our ia.t) which our limits viii not
permit US TO insert. 1t is useless to eulogise
Or. Miller It need only be said, that, what
others oftentimes profess without possessing,
he possessed without protesting. The poor
will weep for him, he was their friend the
sich will regret him, he was their councillor !;
The faculty will mourn his loss, he was their
ornanent; the open, noble, generous, warm
heat q, will make no mock OF grief, he wa,
thar sest pattern. <
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AUCTION Goods 4! 4!

Just received. bought at Axction
GUPER blue Sattinets, Lo,Cer than
- any heretofore. q
Common mixed do. some as iow as IS
cents per yd.
Black figured Lasting Vestings,
Black Cassimeres Usrg lolC.
Extra fine brown Shirtinss.
Super domestick Glnghams, Phiiadel-
phia .Ndnutoctarf.
Fine aud common black Worstedllose.
Checks 7,8 yard wide.
Coloured Kid Gloves, nice at Is. per
pair.
Yarn Stockings & Mittens rery cheap.
A large lot blue and white Cotton
hdkfs, cheaper than any before.
Apply to
N. M. 81 J.R, WHEATON,
Nor, e..
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Sailed Il Bristol. 22A. ship Aspasia, Benpet
SPOKE lat as IS loo ~ 10, brig Castillo
Fink. Of this port, from New York. fos New
Arrst Psevidence, 10th, brig Nersm,C Cooke
l83 IL ir Cauton. Nix
i7sh. W. brig Robsstv Ceshrass, Alny. ls
-ds fr Havana,
Brig Ann Celh, Carpenter, Savannah.
Arr at Charleston,1 l lth, Schr Jane, VIII
cox. Of Newport, 8 ds Il Arstsnxas-left brig
Brothers, Smith, ,.fr this port, disch. spoke,
going in. brig Abe0ns, Miller 10 d # Provi-
ueucs. N
Ga 1t Philadelphia. lsih, schf Messenger,
Bsigys, far Providence.
Arr at Savannah, 9th, ship Envoy, WheA.
ton, from New York.
At Hsvre, 18th ult. brig Rsmittsnes, Burr
.f Bristol ,
Ar at Washington. N, G. ,shr Comet, Carr,
Il this port. -
Arr 81 Hamburg. Oct. ist ship Boy, Greco,
Of Newport fr Havana.
At Rio Jsneiro.T Sept. 10th, ship Lion,
Brown, Of Providence, fr Baltimore, d'sch
u. 8. slocp Of war Boston, fr Msrseilles, hav-
sug liboraiei all the American captured vs'-
ar at New York, I7th, ship Risiag States.
rssrce, of Providence, fr Savannah.
Entered at New Orleans, 24th uit: orig
Criterion, Brooks, and sloop Niagara, Tanner
4 Newport, t , r.
" The q. S. ship Erie, DAVID Deacon, Esq
Compuander, arr al New York ON the ioln
ia 90 ds fr Gibraltar. She left the Arehipe-
Isgo, on the l2th Augwt' At whfcn nme
nothing Of Importance had soceurred between
ihs Crock, and Turks since the isllOf Mlsso.
Eoghi.' The Cap,sin Pucha with nset OF
20 er 90 sail. bad made an attack on samos,
where he was encountered BY the Greek
aeet, aud the report was that several o. M ms
vessels we're set on fire oy tne 1fseS n.
ships. m. q. S. ships North Carosius, Com
stitu,,on AID schr rorpoiss, were at Mahon'
The Ontario was on cruise in the Arehipel"
G.. W -,
CID at Providence, 22d, brig Clerissa, Wat
son, New Orleans Mount Hope, sm.'h' Nieh
uond; NSrdssspi, ThspPsen' sap'
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0GA0N s &WTBNRo

uTu ~ ~ Il ts
0IA0& s 2WTENIo
AMI having taken the shop nea, Il
opposite CoIR's Hotel, intend keen.
ing constantly on hand for sale. q
general assortment Of C-sBEyNET
F6R.NYTURE, consisting Of Side.
boards, Dressing Cases., Bureaus.
Bedstcads. Tables OF all kinds, Ba
SON and Light Stands, Portable.
Decks, Sofas, Seci etaries, &c. &c.
They are ready to receive orders
Tor all kinds ofwork in their line,
and they assure those who may fa-
soHr them With their commands,
that their work shall be made Of tue
best Kind of stock, and in the neat
est manner, at short notice. ~
They will also pay particular at
tention to the repairing Of FurnI-
niturc of all kinds.
Dy paying strict attention to their
they hope 70 receive share
'i publick patronage.
JAMES 8. CHACE,
JOSEPH LUTHER, l
Nnv. q.
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DrtJFRTES OLyvT.ME.NT.

DUyNFRIES OI.N1.ME.NT A
safe, certain and expeditions CURE for
the ITCH, be it ever SO inyeterate, in
one hosr's npplication-No danger
from taking cold. II does not contain
the least particle Of mercury or other
dangerous Ingredient, and may be ap-
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A Ia Court of Probate holden
IN within and for the town OF War
ren, on the 9th day of Nov. A. II.
i826.--The Commissioner appointed
to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate Of
RUFUS BURR,
deceased. having made report--N Is
ordered thereon, That the considera-
ton thereof be referred to Monday.
the 9TH day of Dec. next, at 2 O'clock,
p. M. and that previous notice be giv.
en- (bypublishing this order three sew
eral times in the Northern Star) to all
persons interested to appear at thas
time and be heard.
Z A true copy witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
Nov IL. Clerk.
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DIR. BENZ. NORRIS,
OFFERS his services in the diff.
. eat branches Of his Profession.
Bristol. Nov. l8. sw.
For Sale. F.ieghs or Charter.

For Sale. Frieghs or Charter,
~ The good sloop SALLY.
C& ofabout forty.two tons bur
lX then now lying at Capt
Caleb Eddy's wharf
She can be had on reasonable TERMS
For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber.
JOHN BROWN.
Nov. l8. 9t
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AFFLICTED.
Nov. IS.
I'O THE

lust received, and for sale by
~ JEREMIAH WILLIAMS. Wan
REx. r. ]. fresh supply Of those val
uabie and genuine Me nlClNES, ,gpre
pared BY the late DR.. w T.. Conway
viZ.:
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Flour, Butter. Cheese,
Wooden w are, &c.
CT FORTY bbls Canal Flour.
AA 90 bbls Baltimore ditto.
W. 10 tubs good Butter.
1000 lbs. Cheese Of good

quality
Cedar aud pine tubs large and small.
Cedar and pine painted Pals.
Canpails large and small.
Cheese Boxes, ditto ditto.
Sugar ditto in nests of FIVE.
Sealed half bushel measures.
Covered boxes with bale.
Close and roIeing Pins.
Cheese Vats.
Washing boards and mop handles.
Covers for barrels.
Hand dishes large and small.
Baskets of different sizes.
Hair selves large and small
ALSO,
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Tin Ware.
Stone and burlington Ware.
Grass Mats large and small.
Chaise ditto ditto ditto.
Oranges by the hundred or less,
Sweet Potatoes. M
Spanish and American Cigars.
House, Clothes, Hair, Dusting. Shoe
and whitewash brushes.
Black Pepper, ground. Cayenne do,
Pepper Sauce.
Mustard Of the first quality.
Sweet and Lamp Oil.
(ioOdwin's essences Of all kinds.
> LIKEWISE,
Rhode. Island, Miniature. and Farm
er's Almanacs. for 1897.
latter and writing paper.
States and pencils.
FOR SALE BY
WIN. B. L. E..O. CHILDs
Nov. 4.
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6rTAKE NOTICE.
Nov. 10.

UF the gentleman who took a Plaid
n Cloak from the entry of Coles Ho-
tel. on Wcdnes lay evening last. will
return the same sUtthoat delay, he
will save further trouble /; other.
wise, as he is well known to the own.
CT, his name viii! be exposed. tlas
the citizens can be on their guard.
Non. Is.
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EYE WATER. /.

x"TfLLlBLE EYE fWNIER.--
such have been the wonderful effects
'of tins Eye Wa'er in relieving and
curing the commen complaints Of the
Eyes, The proprietor is confident that
those who use it once. agreeable to the
directions which accompany it, will
ever nitef. give II the preference to
that OF any ether preparation for sore
'4faimsd or acerk eyes, Price 25 cents
a 6ofsie.
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FILLS. fc. For the. prerentica
and cure Of VENEREAL complaints, how
ever inpeterats or long standing, with
Perfect secrecy. Around each packet
VIII DC found apracticaI treatise de.
scr'bng the symptoms and method Of
cure. Price one doii0r. os
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Gidard snn6a We, lks sppe srsrea a
Sis edition q FsFd y Play A Detsp:
The revenue Of France. the Arst 3
mouths Of this year exceeds that Of The
came periodof 1895, byS unw ards of
$4,000, 900 fraacs. s.y ~
"A Frencb paper states that the King.
ip returning from prayer It Mount
CaIsairss fell down the stairs; and in
jured his hsad and kuees,
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- y. aL1iOvF CURN PLASTER
n's fIaster never causes the least
pain. although Il dissolres and draws
tne corn out tv the roofs. .---but gives
immediate ease as soon ss applied.
Price one dollar. 4,
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M.aTlC PILLS. To expatiate on
the superior efficacy Of these pills
would be superlluous' suffice it to say
that in rheumatism, gout, cramp.spasm
stiffness in the joints, &c. they will be
found singniarty e0icacioas. and may
be used by females under all cIrcum.
stances, to great advantage. As sphys-
&c, they operate perfectly easy 'and
lcithout pain. Price fifty cents.
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SxCk WE MD aE NE.

DR.. KELFE's VEGEJABLE SPE-
CifIC. A remedy for sick headache,
sickness Of the stomach, flatulercc,
bilious affections, and as preparstrry,
before sea bathing, &c. Price one
.daifnr
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Drt RELFE's A.N'1IBILlOUS
PILLS. An excellent remedy for IN.
digestion, loss Of appetite. headache,
sossicsness, fatulence, bilious affect
ions. BIC. Price one dollar each bor.
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.FE @An7s aBfznS.

Or. RELrEsAROMaIIC FEAf.ALE E
FILLS, for Distractions, Debility, ,Hs-
Pocaondrih. &c. These pills cleanse
purify. aud cause free circulation Of,
tteb blood when in a manner suspend.
ed--assist the female when nature re-
quires it. whersby health is establish
ed, aud the patient, before pale as
death, restored to lively and anima-
ted complexion. They are likewise
conducive to the health Of married
ladies, unless when pregnant. at which
time they must not be taken; neither
must they be taken by persons Of con-
sumptive habits. Price three dollars
q bor.
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For THE STAR,
Mfssvs. F0,t Ter & Randall.

In the. STAR uf Saturday last, you
published communicated ftvm (" A..
B. !. containing some .nisreprcsenta-
tinns. calculated to bring into disre-
pute. the sapreme Court and impair
the public confidence in the highest
tribunal Of the State, aud which. there
fore. ought not 70 pass unnotiocd. ~
The.comminlcation asserts anopgot
er things that, :; The Court continue al
the business, adjourn and 1pOks of F,be--
fore IT. is necessary to incur the srpeHse
efa dinner, and '0ithoss giring par.
lies far opportunity of determining,
u,ltsshpss a continuance Or diseontinu.
'ance n fasif saits~al leass 5fsjadj ee'
fheiy rigAts. = M a; a 8 i, II
ltis true that the business hefasa
the Supreme Court fur this cOu,ltys Is
50 small, that i has. At some Sof the
derms.been in sessio.fbut a single day
aud The boats, Which brought the JuJS-
&c across the Bay. may on such ocUa-
.sions. have been detained % take tbem'
back. But it IS mot true, that the
Court is IN the habit. Of constituting TIE
business, merely for theiruw COW en-:
ience, without motion. Or am agree
ment of tho parties. For the last ten,
years, ii has beensthe rraclicc.to cleas;
the docket, otiaII the cases fhat'ssvere'
open andlprepared for trial. IN 6de,
instance, the abscnce Of q jusIgc,on ac:'
court OLA deathin bis amily.pfcventsl
cd aquoram to try ,certaisi.c al which
Of course was continued, and tins Is,
the only instance ofa costinea hce. that
can be recoIlt~ted. on account. of the
Court. As respects the last term par
ilculsrly Alluded Is by !. a. B,r..his
remarks have no application ia fact.
A quorum was formed. early in The
morning Of Tuesday, and continued
in session, until abort noon, witcn al
the business, IN which the parties were
pretar cd,..was disposed of:' The Court
metzat three O'clock, Z. M. when the
puIy case that stood fOv tfisi was tthc
pet tion about which"A. b. manifests
50 much zeal. Ibis petition had been
1pendirg q year, and compluinc d that d
cetisin verdict ofajury was sgainst
law and evidence, and that there was
new and further evidence, and prayed
that the judgment thereon pligI,t be
set aside and Q new trial granted. -
This petition being called, Il was NOV
ed by the petitioners coupscis that III
be continued, TO shsrd him time. t.
procure further evidence, but Me
Court after o shurt discussion of the
motion. (thinking probably. that nine
years was sufficient to p,oeore e,i-
Jence from Cuba, ], overulcd il. The
main question then presented itself,
and after I long srgumen. BY the couu- ]
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the members 81 Inc = nsse ~ ~ ~, :
resolution to pqt nm emu g g ~ .Po''uey'
career, or ~ tea.t 20 70 sspouo IN
70 preventhls WIRING any mHe '
desto's' ior Mr. hoo"','s 20, s's"' :"
Which v'''a'nous des'gu tney yeery uea'f
Iy sncceeded' s~ ~ 4
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The Supreme Court have decided in
the case Of S,.mons Va. Case, tried The
though Primers labotr Tor the pu"hcA
good, they r,ust be pail Tor their Ia
boors. TIE plaintiff, Mr.. S'mons, ior-
merly editor Of the Newport heFuo"-
can. was employed by Dr.. Case the de-
fendant, to print ~ handbl'ls a piece
Called the Qncriest. designed 20 pre-
vent the people from agreeing 70 the
Constitution preParedhy the Conven.
tion in 1924; II was contended N tue
defence, that Defendant was only one o'
|a-numoer who had agreed 20 pear inc
expense by raising SUBSCRIPTION ana
that he did not get the piece printed
on his own account, but !or the good
ofthe publick. ~h'ch g'od az ms inc
duty Of. ne Prlnisrio promote w'tnon'
tring paid for IL! Pretty we'll dome
printers must iabour for The benefit OF
the pnblick and WHISTLE TO appease the
gaaw'ngs OF a hungry stomach ana
cIolhc themseiyestn political handouts
and Iuencb. their thirst at the stag
nant pool ot publick praise J!
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Awritcr in The Eastern Argus, who
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-30

Our friends in the ccuntry who are
in the habit OF marketing fuel idtWsr.
red and Bristol, will do well to bring
in supply Of that article, as a greater
scarcity. has not been known for many
years. Itis with great difficulty that
either wopd or coal can be obtained Al
any price, and the recent damp, cold
weather has reduced the supply Of al
most every family in towu. lffarmcrs
consulted their inlcrest they would send
us aseasonable.supply. II !.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-30

The iscrease ofpetilions for divorce
in Rhode- leland, bas.g'ven rise to con-
siderable discussion between the sexes
Us TO the probable cause Of this increase,
in whicl,s discussion, however, we in-
tend 10 take-Bo part, being altogether
inadequate 10 the aask of Keeping up
sides on any matrimonial question ba,
should be happy to hear from those
'whosre capable Of giving US some ligh,
on the subject. b 3ns