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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

with a'eadiness shd fdclnv i6or ia rtafs
snd the afief i"o Day sc rcsiil etia1'.
ceocledtd be- course IN ptntr. tm
In -iS small thlljf,uI 10 JON Nm her al
nrfrd fa'nrri lur hl> ire, .tal.lr loss.
Bn they Il for lhtir support md con.
.l5'i1p t,e ~ itrfine bop IT. mir
h. Is her lp-.thst s. tire thy mourn be-
lna 10 u.ss1t + lrhr.. sier jute ebar,
nherr Elections sfe mol lell--"h - ffir 4fs
shall nt9tpal4 l5lp srd ~ tn delf
=, b. III, Ia The L0rd y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

from The Sarcuoi Republican, Feb. 2.
ErtraordinarQ Boy Fiber Is m he vii.
iase Of Athens, in tiil- stat, Geo boy,
Inc son OF Judge Clayton something up
wards of tea years old who poSsessrs the
most astonishing arlihmr'ical powers of
mud. The rditnr of ihls paper has seen
this chld. and heard hun exercise his won
deriul grnins mnrr than once. and can safe
iysonch for III" CORRECTNESS Of the follow
mg statement m De in a1dte Athens Cen
imp Which says-This child can reduce
any given number of mihs to inches, years
To seconds, &c. peri ,rmng the whole ope-
raiions in his head. and VIII give the result
as 9nck A. AN EXPERT calculator can do II
with pen or peuell. H. was asked,ln the
presence Of some grhtltmrn htely, these
qlfsH ms, wlich hr sulra with al inagI :
ana Ease and tYprd!tpn-' How n''nN
hefrs were thsre - nnrmdhop three hun
uftd ard Sct"niy three thousand four hun
ured and rlght> nine mil s. How many
seconds werr there IN ninety seven years.
seven months. liltrrn das. nine hours and
hrfY mlnntes-' How Often viii wheel
h'e feet six inches in diairptcl turn over IN
h'oety miles What is the cub fout of
m.enty four millions sewn houdrrd and
mty three thousand six hundred and eieh
:! Two. He has on more than one neca-
a'o' eighteen months ,goJ ralSed HE
"u"her twelve to It's tif;erhth poWer--;hIt
M'ay, multiplied thai number into itself
n't'0 times, 50 rs Ia make lod read oft IA
s ss Ne'd trlllons. He can multiply three
"''a's by three figures. The Whole Is
psI."medby the hare strength If memory,
WI Il Is done in the usual way, there is ~
mystery in it, no short method OF plan Of
ttS'"n. This faculty was discovered in
@,' At about eight years old, and mas most
r,'NllIhgly improve since that TIM.
We understand it is Inc iutputinn of his
nun 10 educate him ut Wrst pint. if ~
'"' procure him place at that institution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

MARRIED on "Wednesday ryrnng- the
92Dd 81. hy The Rev Samnel ia, tdsen'
Mr. JONATHAN II. HATCHER, of
Bedford, +, Miss AM VI. daughter of
Anderson Woodsno Esq. OF campb,lI ".
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

! 1NHE HeH ssasiop n he spbsv,Lct'e
- SCHOOL. sUH commentt on 3iou.
nay, br ID 81 .hu,ch. V.lf. $ REfD
| .bdrch 2. n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

Broker y. Commission Business :.
,,,i,p Subscriber has taleu an Office
4 four door, above tie Franklin iie' ,h
y, nroanre ON commission, aud will IN future
a.. ,ran.act business as i.spker--iie hopes
n ~. ahe To give satisfaction 70 al WHO may
eo'''''s "as'''''' ARCH HATCHER
Dec. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02

III ihe t.ynChhntg labarcD Market.
Corrected leeebB for n, p1giniun,
b II \. HoLenahf. Comm ion Merchant.
AUCTION sNLEs.
Extreme priees oI passed t.
h,"so 81 = II s. e.
G"uerh sates from oOio . III
lslrrme prices oi refused 10.
bbrc0 , 90 10 3 -
Grneu1 e1e4 from on II 81
Two entire crops have bern sold lhis Wr,k
nj auction The our FROM . f,irt, ruas ting
al I'VE hnsslt.ad. whtca sol fof a. average
ii 81 -. ihe eIh.l tenn f,usvlsshia oi siK
hocsheads, WH,eh a,etterd 20 6o
PldE NfE SAILS.
Extreme price, have hcrp lrnm 50 IL Sio,
according 10 quality A teW 6no hhd,. hhve
lid ot rom - 10 SO.
Nr lum S. fs,r. of thi'rounty, Ill lis
crop. rand-liueui fifteen thd..al ST.. len
ehds, aud "a Tor Eve. ADD u crer RON ilnl.
INK. ot dtc hhds sold NJ IN AVERAGE ot s. So.
lrFcrtrd the psi wick ~ hngshends
passed febarce. r. hhd. rrlnsrd. totd2l1.
QpaHtW IF Ioboce1 inspected and oA hand, ~
Lgoetba"e, Hr laof MUeh. 1879, AID N,
Ia u Hseh, lac.
Paert. II n.e#. On hond rotal
1875, ora aaP 80 80
ls96, 1867 osl % "a.
Pdaicr'Ws ofHc sae6s Of Tobacco N Europe
De / l9aa 80 lso5
Lundon l1,lho d,Th 27,Gl9
Livernnpl, IL ono . 3oO ! 400
Br.tol 207 LOCO 400
! Srallnnd, icilh Port
Grernnok aud
Glasgow, QUO 500 900
Ireland, ,u0 hnO $40
llrpmrn. s,I6D 1,1IB 900
AMSTERDAM, Rotor
dnnQ \ntvrrp $4,000 10000 l. 600
SPUN, Gihrular ~
Portugal, 1000 5000 1000
frunce, 6oD loWo 800
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
PRICES OF STOCKS :.

PRICES OF STOCKS,
i. 9. Pa0k. III u" -alcs.
Il ak VI. nrv Iol 80 4.,lrs
do Old 100 80 salr.
ftrUer- Bunk Ia 90 sairs
BANK NOTES EXCHANGE.
Coreefm At .lli'u'g QFse Myachbpg.
North Carolin, anl lfs Brluehr4. from
3 10 - per cent. discount.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
From Kcg Vest and Fra Cruz.

From HcY UeSt ana frd IfHZ.
NoRfoLk. Feb. % From Mr.. Milling
ham, WIN arrived here M Sunday last, in
the brig Grorgr, froe Vera Cruz via Key
Wpss, we learn that Key West WAS very
healthy when he left there 9th lnst.l He
further informs that previous tn his leaving
Vera Cruz, feet Of Mexican vessels Of
war were lying off the Castle, consisting Of
thp figate Liberfad, brig PictoriG (Which
eanreyrd the troops from the Castle Of St
Jno d'Uiloa IN HAvana,) brig Brdro, schr's
TaHpico Pedr0, OysSerun, Federal, Chac0.
and ses, raj others. He was informed by
az officer, hat cons derable accession to
thai force in 1t'ss"ls) was momently ex-
pccird r.on the United Stltes, and that
ihe.wh"le squadron was destined for Gu
ha. Bedc0n.
Piper from Aarings. -Tbe Boston Pal
hdiam contains "A communication, stating
that thp writer has IL his possession sone
specimens of brown wrapping and bleach
and nohIeachrA writing paprr, which he
SAW manufactured IN Englauda irw months
aga from pine slavings only. The texture
j. said Ia hp firmer than thai IF paper man
ntacmrrd frun the ordinary Materials
The discovery was patented IN Eng Iand III
i8He last.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
REVIEW

or lhe LyneIiburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected tesstiB .{or n, rosiuion,
=, ~ lIoLenahf. Comoi ion M,fclbnt.
,f4.~sFt4N .Atffa
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04
NOBILITY GAINED by MERIT.

The ancestor Of the Duke Of Leeds was
Young man named Osborne, who served his ap-
premiership to sir William Hewitt, who was
Lord Mayor OF London in the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth. SIR W liam Ii, cd on London Bridge.
and his daughter, during Edward Osborne ap--
premiership accidentally fell from her father s
window INTO the Thames Osborne plunged al.
ter the young lady, and saved her life at the
risk OF his own. This act added much to the
favorable opinion which the master had for the
apprentice, and as soon as the latter had served
ms time, Sir William Hewitt said to him
" Osborne. you are a deserving YOUTH and
have faithfully served me for seven years am
under considerable obligation to you-y0u have
saved the life of my only daughter at the peril
OF your own. You have then the best claim to
her-shc is at your service. If you choose to ac-
cept OF her IN marriage, and the most considera-
bic part OF what ann possessed Of shall hereaf
Ter be yours. Osborne GLADLY accepted the
generous offer, and the eldest son OF that mar
riagc was lIcNett Osborne, who was knighte,
by the earl OF Ea>rN, under whom he served in
ireland, for his services IN the field The family
soon after became cnnobled Thomas Osborne.
the first Duke OF Leeds was prouder OF the cir
cumstance of his ancestor having acquired
wealth and station by his honest and intrepid
spirit, than he was Of any of the subsequent
services of the family, and rel;+ed the circur-
stance with conscious pride to Charles H.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04
CRUMBS OF COMFORT FOR BACHELORS.

Fran tie National Jaumul.
A swinter day a winter day
What Shall find to chase away
The dense damp air Of winter day.
Give me a Wife whose sunny eye
Shall chase the cloud from yonder sky;
Whose honied words and looks wi.D say
Love can bloom in winter day.
Friendship may come, with plauslve air.
TO cheer the hours that are free from care
But worldly friends soon shrink away
From the frost and storm Of a winter day.
Wine hath quick, but passing power,
20 dispel the fend Of a gloomy hour;
But it lacks the vigor to drive away
The heightened gloom Of winter day.
A WlFE-a Wife, whose sunny eye
Shall chase the gloom from winter sky
Her, let me find to chase away
The dense damp air Of winter day.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

4 Cheap Husband-A young servant girl who
had conducted herself very much to the satsfac-
ton of her mistress, was presented by her with Is,
TO serve as marriage portion. Some time after,
her mistress desired to see the lover. lie was ug-
and ms-shapen "My good lass, said the la
dy, ""hat comcal husband you have chosen p
"Ah Madam" replied the girl, with much sim
pl'cty what canone expect to get for five pounds ,"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

And say, that when between us lie
Wide lands and MANY a mountain blllow,
Thy heart will tend to thine earliest friend,
And think IN prayer Of his aged pillow.
For my head is white with winter snow
No earthl} sum away may carry,
Until come to my waiting home,
The last home, where TIC aged larry
Then lean once more upon my breast,
As when simple child caressIng,
For another day, and far away,
Wilt thou be from Thy fathers blessing.
Ay, closer, closer, round me cling,
Though another clam thy love tomorrow
None, none are here, to reprove the tear,
That flows to-day for fathers sDrow.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04
THE MERRY HEART.

would not from the wise require
The umDcr Of tneii learned lore
Nor would nom the rich desire
A s'ncle counter Of their store.
For have Case and nave health,
And have spir.'e, Iignt as ar,
And more than WI~du.n, more tran wealth,
\ merry heart that laughs at care.
Like other mort,ls Of my Kind
I've struggled for dame Fortunes favor,
And Sometimes have been halt mcln'd
Ior4te her for herii behaviour
But life was sloltxi thought it folly
10 lose is moments N despair;
So sipp'd ASIDE from melancholy,
With merry heart, that Iaugl'u At care.
And once, It's true, two 'witching eyes
Surprised me IN a lucklcss season,
Turn'd all my ninth to lonely signs,
And quite snbdued ny better reason.
Yet twas but love could make nc urieyc.
And loves, YOU know, a reason fair,
And much improved, As believe,
The merry heart thai augti'd at care.
SO now, from idle wishes clear,
make the good may not find
Adown the stream gestly steer,
And SHIFT my sail with every wind.
And half by nature, half BY reason,
Can still with plant art prepare,
The mind, attun'd to every season,
The merry heart, that laughs at care
Yet, wrap me in your sweetest dream.
Ye social feelings of the mind,
Give, sometimes give, your sunny CLEAN,
And let the rest good humour find.
Yes, let me hail and welcome give
10 every Joy my lot may share,
And pleas'd and pleasing let me 1--we
With merry heart that laughs at care
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

There would est the Hong day,
And hear the warblcrs sing
Or trace the s'reamlcps winding way.
TO find its gushing spring.
Where are my birds, and mountain rill ~
Md she, Of softer strain
o. would sweetly sIumocr still
And dream that dream agan.
BERTRAM
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

MOONLIGHT At VENICE,
+. Dip lightly, gondolier, thine oar
Along the teather> spra,
Light. as the rpples kiss the Shore,
And the sott-y0lced echoes stray.
And still thy barque as yOn blue cloud
That fairy floats on high;
Ills the sweet hour to love alloMd,
TO passions warbled sigh,
O'er olive mount and Adrian isle
The ticktring moon-beams play,
With soft and melancholy smieS
Upon the lovers way.
And starr'd with light each wandering prov,
That trembles DER the tide,
Has many bright and burning brow,
And cheek that night must hide
And many a sweet voluptuous lay
Sigh'd from the soft guitar;
And winning words, more sweet thar they,
That never roam aEar.
The loving eyes, as dark as night,
And oh $ as starry too,
Are blending there their burning light
As blend the lips their dew.
1t is not Wealth's, it is not Fame's,
This bland bewtching hour,
Idalia's Queen its glory claims,
Beneath her planets power
Fair Venice thou alone of all
In ruin'd pomp that stand,
Can'st weave of flowers thy funeral pail
Thou sunset Of thy land
FROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
y! for lonely dwelling place,
BY some sweet mountain mll--
Where nature wears he loveLest face,
And heaven loveher still.
There would list no other words,
And none pleasure deem,
Except the music of the birds,
And murmuring Of the stream.
And yet, than thus to be alone,
Methinks 'twould happier be,
To have some one, and only one,
TO share this bliss with me
Her locks should be more dark and wild
Than is the ravens wing
Her voice, than birds more sweet and mild,
Or, streamlet murmuring.
I'd Gull the flowers that earliest grow,
And those Of loveliest hue,
And wreath them round thy polish'd brow,
While they are gem'd with dew,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

"A I'll Prizes SOLD by J. b. WOOD,
IN under $500 will be cAsHED ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes own that sum, II demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and. money Is scarce, nev
Ier over double interest, including the
difference Of Exchange on the places
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lotteryis drawn. CASH for sIi Pri-
zes sold By J. b. WOOD, can always
be obtained on the above terms, and
,chsn due, PAID at his Office, wrrHovr
rsrRaEsr or difference Of ,Exshasgs,
Providepce. May6 ',''ils tf-
JOB Pripting executed, At this OfIce
with despatch.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

a T a Court Of Probate, holden in
IN the town Of Warren, in the
countysof Bristol, on the 9th day OF
November, A. ID. 1896, A certain
instrument purporting 10 be the last
VIII and 1'cstament of
SAMUEL MARTIN,
late Of said Warren, deceased. bav-
ing becn presented to this Court for
Probate.--H is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred to
a Court Of Probate to DC holden at
the Town Clerks Office, in sad
Warren, on the first Monday o'
December next, at Q o'clock, ai'er'
noon; and that Dof'ice thereof 10
giycp to all persons interested, oy
publishing this decree 8 weeks su''
cessively in the Northern STAR 10
appear at that time and be hearh.
BY order,
s. RANDALL. Clerk.
Nov, II.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
FROM AUCTION 8 80
Fall & Winter Goods.
N. M. & ]. R. WHEATON

Iy.... :,.S ....:..o.J - I~... OIL -
uS Hs .pfr '0e. Gnnno nc osoIN !!
SEh9olNn .n p ~. 0ooLo Pupenasee
W"" SAsn, ~. '":s 49, :. Dvseon
.Gm.s~ Msy cys,yp. Sa's =" 0esss' se'"'
"a" H"y "e'ee:Jo's'
-poAnSi xsoSG ~rus usEA az srv .o.,
.NNoc ~ P'eo.
A0'"mpfis'hs an ex'ensiv: ass"r'-
men' " 'es. supe.up1, ", "'uu,"s' n,a S?.n
gio'' an" "" p',ee n'ue' n'aSk, cnve
Dsao ana .n'Aeo' 1, when were la'a a,:. y
ae sucn P''ces ss W." Warrant se''n';
them very cnsap.
VOEhMo eLoih,-reai super ane
n'daiiug o'ues ana mixtures io
,+ aa,es Ioats;, ;,,,,o
E E.iSor. Si-v nS-o'ue' o'ack a"'
CASSIMwpEc .ro.
.,an;..,. :s",'..,:. -" 80, nreya;,
inc sh,das RI..s eo,rc ~ er,r,
np,l;.v w;,h rs.t osso,,msn,
Sown 70 . Io,, ns;cs far good -
Rlacks ,,d ottsr.
yESTINcSSNsrner n common Lon
A. Va1.ns;I nsn,,,".,, Ss,,;n
Quilts, Swausdown, light and dark
fancy, black figured Silk, making in
the whole a handsome choice.
SATTINEIS.--forty pieces blue,
drab. hairback. and common mix-
lures. vsrv cheap. beginning at so
cents per yard.
DEvONSHiRE KERSEYS.- super 4
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
Administrators Notice.

VHNHE. Subscribers having been ap-
u pointed the Honorable Court
Of Probate Of the town Of Barring
ION, Administrator ,cn the estate 0l
BENJAMIN DROWN.
late Of harrington, dsceased, calls
upon all persons Who have clai0s
against said estate, 10 exhibit Diem ;
and upon persons indebted thereto,
10 make payment to
SQUIRE MAXWELL, .adm'r.
Oct, 2l. Sw.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
1EU Bushels heavy
SALE.

Afcw Bags Coffee sud Boxes su-
gar. Genuine Liquors per barrci,or
less. Spices per ,ioz. Tobacco per
Keg. Currants. Teas, Flour. Pork.
Butter. Cheese. Rice. Fish,, Soap.
Candies. Cigars. Snuff. Lamp
Oil,and every necessity nsuany found
III a Grocery Stovc.
SAMUEL WHEATON,.
Oct. 81.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
Fancy Dying.
GEORGE PEPALL.

(From Lcndon)
for past favours, takes
w this method Of acquainti ting his
friends and the public in general, that
he has removed to honse near the
Globe Factory, where he carries on
the bushes 0f
Fancy Dying, e Printing o,
Bed Spreads. Shascts, A.
prons, Handkerchiefs, &c.
And for the accommodation of the in.
habitants Of Fall River, has appointed
Messrs ID. & ID. BURLINGTON, his A.
gcnts,s 70 receive all goods Tor Fancy
Dying, who will deliver the same. .wheil
finished.
Fall River, Mass. Oct. Z. U
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18
at this II!
SHILLING @yy AZ
REDUCED PRICES.

UOHN r. CROADE. having made
d a new arrangement in his busi-
ness, and anxious 10 close his present
stock as soun as msy be, offers for
sale a great and beautiful variety Of
-SEASONABLE GUcns, many at
cost and all at reduced prices. for
Cash. until November next. II Of
ters 80 all great bargains. Mcrino
Shawls, Laccs, Muslins lialicocs,
and many others. at cost.
Those wishing to supply them
selves with Winter clothing, 1t offers
chance seldom to be met with. II
is unnecessary to particularize tue
goods, as every thing is to be met
with usually called for Ut . Dry
GMds Store. 90
!, N. b. To those Of his former
Customers who have fulfilled their
contracts, he tenders his grateful ac-
acknowledgements. All tl,sss wllo
have failed to do so, he requests their
accounts TO be liquidated forthwith,
or they will find them left with LE-
yInAILs. Esq. for collection.
s. ept. s 1896. .TS-..
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,!s|||''E' SN4. !. MyE|RvTs ;Syy ;E;s;Sy I \,

\ ~ ~ - mIo 49, GSH8 w eaaSuOo
! A 4 arspe,ial meeting OF the Town
/! "a Council Of the town Of Warren
ihoIden on tho 18th day of Scp:en
Der. 1896, the following Resolution.
werc passed. viz a
Whereas within the few week.
last passed, the stores of Caleb Ed
dy. N. M. & J. Il. Wheaton, Hal
Wood, aud Joseph Smiths Jr. ia thi.
town, have been broken open, ~
forcibly entered in the night season,
and property to considerable A.
mount stolen tl,crcfrom, by some
william ar Williams as yet unknown.
In order Therefore, TO check 80 enor-
nous and increasing an evil, and to
preserve the property Of the citizens
from this species of depreciation,
Il Is Voted and RESOLVED, That re.
ward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
be hereby offered, and will be paid out
Of the Town Treasury: TO any person
or persons, who may give such infor-
nation, as shall lead to conviction
and punishment ofthe offender or of
tenders and IN order to stimulate and
increase the vigilance ofthe citizens Of
this town, the same reward will be Civ
en-, for the apprehension and conviction
OF any person or.persons, who may be
guilty of committing the like depreda-
tioD, during the term Of six months,
next ensuing.
= by order and in behalf offhe Court,
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Warren, Sept. 16.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

From tbs csnneefisot Mirros. n
II rains. What lsdy levss ! Fdzpy Day -
Not shs who Puts prunslla % hes ~, s.
zspbys around her nsok. ard silksn soeln
Upon . graceful sasle-not yet shs q y
Who sports her laaseld psruel along
The waikiki bssu-crowdsd On soms sunny
noon,.
OF tr1ps in nuslin. in winters night
On cold sleigh ride-to distant ball.
she loves rainy day who sweeps the hearth
And threais the busy needle, o. applies
Ihs scissors to the torn 81 sbresd-bsrs Seeve !;
Nho blesses God that she has friends and
home ~
Who in the psltiug Of the storm. viii think
OF some poor nsighbour that She can befrie nj
Who trims the lamp At night and reads aloud
To young brother, tales he loves to hear.
Or ventures chssrfulIy pbroad. TO watch
The bedside Of some sink and suffering friend
Administering that beat Of mediciner
Kindness and tender care aud cheefing hope
Such are not sad. cen on rainy day.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18


VN7OULD say to The public, that
wv want which excites al nc
ton, stimulates him, to acknowledge
the friendly calls Of customcrs,t to sup.
ply those wants near Iloine, where
their money soon returns N them a.
gain, in preferences ofgoinS aiar off
|and fare no better, or worse, as has
been tho case, more than at present.
He will engage to supply all wants
within his capacity, at the lowest
regular prices of otljcr places.
lie has for sale a handsome assort-
mcnt Of Silver fremcd Spccsacles,
from NcW-Y ork; and bis own make.
second 70 0une and glasses to suit
all frames aud all Eyes. Britannia
and Blocktin Tea Pots. Pocket
knives. Scissors. Raxurs. Ditto
Straps. Lathcr Brushes. Shaving
Soay. Ditto Classes. Table and
Tea Spoons. Jewels. Watches and
Watch Seals. Keys, and Ehaius, Of
Gold and Silver, and Compounded
Metal, and many &c's. apperlaiuing-
Hc insures bis strictcst r(lontiun 70
repairing WAYCHES, Iis principal
Those Chat want sPECTACLEs
to see well at 4 distance, and for
close inspection likewise, SHOULD have
double Glasses. being prepared to
Manufacture them, he will fvrnisi,
them fitted to any that may call, by
taking dimension OF their sight.
An handsome assortment Of Flutes
and Fires. on hand Any other Mu-
sicai instruInent, to soften cares, a
meliorate the condition of the yiltuous
and to make the wicked better, will
be suppliedto any, on demand.
He will soon have an assortmcns
Of common SPECTACLES,----at
present they arc NOT at his command
at an ordinary price.
Oct.21, ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-18

H1ROPRIETOk oS the Linnsn b..
u tanic GArdeR and Nusssiie ii
Fiusbing, near New orks offers 10
furnish the public With such select
ions of Trees and Plants IA they
may desire from lAis estsblisllment.
sl'lse collection of Fruit Trees. OF all
Ill,e various Kinds, and also af Orma-
mental Trees, Shrubs and iTants, is
by far the most extensive aud s,ipe-
Iriar iu America. Aud the Proprir-
tor now Offers above fre hundred
new parieiies Of the choicest fruits,
not in the possession vi any other
establishment in this country. The
assortment Of Grapes uf the finest
kinds for WING and tic Table, is We
ry extensive, and of Roses he has
above 500 select varieties.
Also above 5000 species of Green
House Plants. -.
Catalogues may he had gratis Of
any Aged in the Union, and orders
through Agents, or direct by mail,
(post paid } will meet prompt aitcn-
|tion. Orders received by
J.. w. BRIGGS,
Bristol. RI Agent for w. PmScE'
Oct. Ia. 8w.
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Books, for Banks Town Clerks, Mtr.
'chants; Manufacturers, and others,
who wish for Books to particular pat
terms, furnished st short notice, MS
cheap as can be purchased in the State.
*.*AIl orders left at the oHse ol
the Northern Star, will be th(nkfully
received, and puactnal attention paid
TO them. a
Sept. s5,