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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-09
Marins fMtellapsnrs.
PoRrOF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sioop Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
Sloop Sarah, lngraham, from ditto.
oioop Mount Morinh, Mathewson, from
ditto.
sloop Hannah e. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport
Monday, sih, arr brig Jacob, Eddy, from
Trinidad via Boston, with molasscs TO Benz.
Eddy.
schr. Hope, Bowen, 8 days from Balii-
more, with -four. TO Joseph Smith, Jr.
Schr, First Attempt, Ha!e, from Newbern.
Sioop Mary, Wertweil, from Providence
Yesterday, arr a schr. loade u with lumber
and sloop with wood.
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lssS& the llth day of September
next, at 9 O'clock, p nj.
by order Of the Supreme judicial Court
all the right, title, and interest, Of whic,,
ALLEN Co.'s, late of Warren, deceas.
ed, died seized, in and to certain
Work shop, standing on The west side
of Water street, neyt south of Capt.
Samuel Barton's dwelling house,
akSO. all the right. title, and inter-
est, of which said Allen Cole. died
seizsdb in and to an undivided eiohth
part Of the Real Estate of which AL
len Cole, Sen. died seized, consisting
Of lot Of land on the east side Of
Main street, with dwelling house
thereon. and 10, Of land on tie Wet
side OF Water street, ON which tue at
foresaid shop stands.
tAnd also, one sixteenth part Of PEW
No. as, on the North side ofthe Broad
or Centre Aisle in the Baptist Meeting
House.
Conditions Of Sale.--6O DAYS, with
notes NJ Bank, with approved endors-
ers. Uher particulars will be made
known at the sale.
Sale 10 commence at the above said
shop on Water Street,
SAMUEL COLE, Adm'r,
Sept. 8.
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Tho Mobile Register of tho 9iI.
uIt. states that the prevailing cpl
slcmic appcnrs rather 10 increase Of
late, q number OF cases Of ,halignan ant
fover having occurred within the last
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Court of Probate, Warren, August 7th, 326.
VNHEREAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the ap-
pointment Of an Administrator on the
estate Of
JOHN COWING,
late of Warren, in the county Of Bristol,
deceased: Ordered, that the consid-
Grafton thereof, be referred TO the frs,
Monday in Sept. next, at 9 oclock, in
the afternoon, and that all persons in
be notified (by publishing this
order 8 several times in the Northern
Star,) to attend a Court Of Probate
then 10 be holden at the Town Clerks
Office in said Warren, when and where
III persons interested, may appear at
that time and be heard.
BY Order,
S. RANDALL, Clerk,
Auou.f re.
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q ATTiNETS.--aJHiR1Y pieces
- Blue, and Black mixed Sattinets
are Just received, and will be sold b,
pis ce or yard, as loo as can bt
bought in the State By
y. NJ. & !. r. WHEATON.
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rNO1YCE.

a Ill persons having demands a
"a giinst the subscriber, (payabl.
ia ynods) arc earnestly requested oi
cali for the amount Immediately;
and all indebted of long standing,
must see the same adjusted by the
first Of September, Without further
.Noiice.
The Subscriber will sell his stock
of FANCY G0OD.S AT cnst FIR Cash,
and other goods alta very small all.
vance.
s. Will sell Or lct tic Store hc
Eii:M now occupies, on very rca
sonabIc terms, and give
possession at an carly date.
T.. q. SMITH.
5xly as.
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At a Court of Probate

NJ q court OI IfODdtc
holden ,cithin and for the Iown Of
Warren, on the 7tk day Of .angast.
A. ID. 1926.
VNyHEIEAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the APP
pointment of an Administrators on the
estate of
JOHN CAUsSlNES. Jr.
deceased, it is ordered that the con.
sileration of said request, be referred
to Monday,the 4th day Of Sept. next,
at 2 o'clock, p. Nj. Il tha. previous
notice be given (by publishing this or
der three several Zines in the North
ern Star)to all persons intereste'.. to
appear at that time and be heard.
Witness. SAMtEI, RANDALL
August ls: Cter6
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S. RANDALL. Clerk,
August 12.

A + Court of Probate holden
IA within and for the town of War
ren. on the 9TH day of Aug. A. ID.
l896.--The Commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims "a
gainst the Estate of
JOSEPH G. VANCE.
deceased. having made report--N IS
ordered thereon, That the considera-
tim thereof be referred to Monday,
the 4th day of Sept. next, at 9 o'clock
p. NJ. and that previous notice be CIV
en- (bypublishins this order three sev.
eral times in the Northern starr to all
persons interested to appear at that
time aud be heard.
A true copy witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
August IL, Clerk.
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- i.
tIiS town, yesterday .artcgnoon.--
Mr.. Smith, who aitcr an a6senc o
seven years, wns on visit to hi.
mothcrs accompanied by Miss jamie
son, and Miss Winslow, with lS,
mother and d brother, Mr.. Ge0rs,
Bowen and ahotkcr female, saiIct
down the river in pleasure boat
the two unfortunate females first
NAMED, were knocked from tho deck
Of the boat into the water, by tho
boom in jibing. The men immedi-
ately sprang overheard to rcscns
them. and would probably have sue
ceeded. had any one remained in the
boat drilled of, and the mon, to pre-.
servt their own lives, abandoned the
females to their fate, and two of them
rcgaincd the boat by swimming =
James Smith is supposed To have
been entanglcd In the sea grass, IN
consequence of which he alsu drown
cd.
Several boats were in sight. bu,
could aot reach the spot in time t q
prevent this atllicting catastrophe.
PrOv, .amer.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool papers to tho :2eth OF
July, have been received at New
York, by the arrival Of the Robert
Wilson. The Liverpool Chronicle
Of the goth, says--We lament To
state that the distress which we
have 50 often bad occasion to men.
ton, continues to increase; day at
tor day. some hundreds Of our
wretclled Conntrymen are added to
tho thousands already destitute oi
employment, and an accumulation oI
misery is occasiuncd, which demands
instant aud eHtctual relief.
The London Times states that the
custom house duties arc falling of
at tl,e rate of ,6O0. .oOoL ncr quarter,
r,.,, on,n,
rMUHi UnLEoE;
no.o','9 ir"" Aan,o W Su"1 oo
nau reached rafis. Lor" Noc"ra'''
Archipelago. Tile Arch Bishop d
Ia'ras' '1er'na"oS' tue cou"' 'Me'
'aAaS, All" Tue pcrso"s ~ Mc S'ea'
oS' ''in"e.cv' WIG u''eo.cu 'no 'nsa.- :,
eot"h !" 'ho uo',''"s''' a.. q. VIZ
".a" VI t'o u'SoN o"'I u...sI ).
VOL raUs'cf nau a.''''e o'a"e"e, |"
ac' 40 ~ m"y ua"h NM .'o'. us'' S"u".,, ~ !,
!" '"c puo''o sc',i.o' NY .""
lswceeaes 10 psocurn.s oo,ooC p.a''
Tres ior tue patme". ', n'sI's""o"''
cn.n'nSS 'nr VIZ" 10" o.s" ,"".o" s,;
eaoy me ulcon Oo".i''.'.' :. - VS. ..
i'faces ~ 'ne Ie's"' "".1 ".
come most a'ar'n'" n'e uu.'As 90, a.,
.ack ~. 'cssc's ali" "e9"."9 ., %
~ r.,,.s os cav. ,h.t hns;,.ss
Malta Juue go says that . .s'' o''s''ess
IS nearly al a s,an" 'I1 ne 0c".'"'' o...''', "
plraces con,"'.,sa @ ~ y, '"I ,,.o 800 t..,ls
w.l, 500" pa. I" S''P ~ " ivy M
OF ,he Aos""'' ,,o
~ was ''P''"u ~ a .''.,.';, - - :,
So'h 'u'y' "n ca v'0 ;"% ""." :, y H. /"
,'sceh 'faNm o.iI.', aroS !"
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On Wednesday last. tbe vencra-
bic La Fsycttc entered The 70ih year
Of bis age.. 'ii" :
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Commissioners Notice.

WETE the subscribers having been
wv appointed by the Court Of
Probate of the town Of Bristol, Com
missinners to receive and allow tho
claims against the estate of tue late
|. SYBEL pEARCE,
represented msolvent-- Hereby give
notice that six months from this
date, have been allowed to the cred
itors, TO exhibit their claims, and
that we will receive and attend to
said claims at the Town Clerks Or
fec in said Bristol.
VIM. pEARCE, Cd. ! .
WM. REYNOLDS, Comr's.
1CHABOD DAVIS,
All pcrsoEs indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate
payment to
JARVIS b. PEARCE, .adm'r-
Bristol, june S, 1896, J24
Court Of Probate, Warren, Aug. Z, 1896.
NEyHEREAS application has been
wv made TO said Court, for the ap.
p'tlHtncnt VI al Administrators, On
the estate of
SYLVESTER MARBLE
late Of Warren, in the county Of Bris-
tol, ycoman deceased Ordered, that
|'thc consideration thereof be referred
to the first Monday in Sept. next, at
9 O'Clock in the afternoon, and all
persons Interested, be notified bv
publishing this decree weeks success
sively in the Northern Star, to attend
Court Of Probate then to be holden at
Town Clerks Office, in said Warren,
when and where all persons interest:
ed may be present, to shew cause, IT
any they have, why Administration
should not be granted.
Witness,
- DANDATT Clork
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HW1 DULLAWS
REV ARD

6I1OR little female white pet dog
H either strayed or taken away on
Friday last; with rather long
tail, ono car Eight yellow, three
light yellow spots OH the back aud
one on the side.
Whoever will return said pet dog
to the snbscriben shall receive two
dollars reward.
JAMES D'WOLF.
Bristol, II. ]. April II, 1896.
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Distressing Calamity Miss Su-
sao Jamicson, of CraIston, Miss
Mary Ann sWiusIow, daughter ol
the late Mr.. jeremiah Winslow, Of
this town, and Mr.. James Smith, Of
Charlton, Mass. werc droNmctl heat
Fielrs Point, about three Diles from
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0FPUBLIC .NOTICE.co

Warren. Sept. Q.
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ON MONDAY NExT.
@ttrtt0tt.

- WILL be sold at PUBLICK
I:;:b AUCTION, on MONDAY
lsS1sE3 the 1lth day of September
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The Alexandria Cd, CO. Her.
aid. of Tuesday last, says" An
affair Of honopr was yesterday mnrn-
ing contested, with pistols, ON tho
opposite side Of the Potomac. .between
two highly respectable members oi
the bar---which was checked at, the
first fire, by a disabling though
not dangerous wound through both
thighs Of one, but without injury ia
TIC ether, Of the party. Both are
Virginians--ope q resident of'this
place, and the other oil Fairfax coull-
ny, at the court housc of which lat.
ter place, on legal subject, the dis.
pute originated
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U-The' Supreme Judicial Court, will hold
its Fall Term, at Bristol, next week, COM
fnencing on Monday.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

A marriage ceremony in Pcansyt-
ramia.-.' You bromish." (says old
squire Cabel to the bridegroom
$ you brolnish TO hap dis woman for
your Wife," Yes. % Unit you mad
am bromish to hap dis man for your
husband" Yes. " Veil, l pronounce
you to pc one flesh unit one peef.--
Int now pooblish dc bawns OF dis
matrimony pefore my frov daughter
Dolly, haray. INT do rest of &c
shilders. Unit ash de skripture says
vat isb poot togedder, let no man
poot asounder. Unit now, (giving
the bridegroom poke in the ribs, J
rere ish mine tolLGr 2"
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
vHNliE subscribers appointed by the
n Honourable Court Of Probate for
the town Of Bristol, Commissioners,
to receive, examine and allow the
claims against the Estate of Col.
Francis LIB. D'Wolf. late of said
Bristol. deceased, represented insoly.
enta-give notice that said Court
have allowed six months fromthe 9th
inst. for the creditors Of said estate
t0exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room oi
James DlVolf, Esq, in said Bris-
tol, tn receive & examine the claims
a gainst said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, \
SAMUEL. SMITH, Comr's.
BYRON OMAN,
All persons indebted To said estate
are requested to make Immediate
payment To
JAMES D'WOLF. Admir-,
Bristol, r. l. Feb. %, 1896.
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Commissioners Notice.

INHE subscribers having been appointed by
y the Huourable Court of Probate for
the town OF Warren, Commissions
crs to receive, examine. and allow
the Claims against the Estate of
RUFUS BURR,
late of said Warren, deceased, repre-
sentcd insolvent--givc notice that
said Court have allowed six months
from the Sd inst. for tho creditors OF
said estate, to exhibit their claims,
and that they will attend at their re.
spectiye dwelling houses, TO receive
and examine tas claims against said
estate.
LEWIS HOAR, !
EPHRAIM FRENCH, Comr's
LEVI HALLE.
All persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested to mako Immediate
payment to
SETH PECK, aem'r.
May 6.
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Commissioners Notice.


HNHE subscribers appointed by the
u Honourable Court of Probate for
the town Warren. Commission
ers, to receive, examine, and allow
the Claims against the Estate of
JEREMIAH GOFF,
late Of said Warren, dcceased,r rep
resented insolvcnt-givc notice, thai
said Court have allowed six months
from the Sd inst. for the creditors vi
said estate to exhibit their claims, ,and
that they will attend at their respcc-
tive houses, to receive and examine
the claims against said estate.
LEWIS HOAR, !
EpHRAfM FRENCH, Comr's.
LEVI HALLE,
All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested 20 make immediate
payment to
THOS. e. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
May 1S.,
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Poems or THE BOSTON B.ARD
The Ore that warns the poets breast,
The beam that lights his eye,
Shinss brightest. when the mind's oppressed /;
its light can nsvsr die. Boaos Bard.
NTH 4 PAkAlENTEk. Proyi-
- dence, have in press, handsome
edition 0f Mr.. CoFriN's Poems, en-
bcllishcd with an engraved title
page. and sportrak of the .,BOS-
TON BARD" WHO solicits the pa
tronage of his friends, as we'll as
the publick. generally to the said
publication. The work will be laid
before tho public il few weeks |;
it will contain two hundred and if-
ty octave pages, printed on good
white paper. at one dollar and twcn-
ty five cents per copy, neatly bound
in boards.
subscriptions received BY Fow-
LER * RANDALL.
May 20.
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rrPUBLtC NJTYCE.-n

A Ii Prizes sold by ]. B. WOOD,
"a Under $500 will be cAsHgD OK
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVER that sum, ii demanded BE-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and if money Is scarce, pev.
er over double interest, including the
difference OF Exchange on the places
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
yes sold by j. B. WOOD. can slways
be obtained on the above terms. and
,chen due, rAID at his Office, WITHOUT
rxEnEsr or difference Of ErchGnge
Providence, May g. Il.
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A r q Court of Probate hoIden with
IN in and for the tuwn Of Barring
ton Oh the lst day Uf May, inst, a
certain instrument purporting 10 be
the last Will aud Testament Of
EBENEZER TIFFANY,
tate of said harrington, deceased,
was presented for l'robate, whrreap-
on the cousiderationth thereof, was re-
fcrred to Court OF Probate, TO be
holden at the house of Josiah Kinni-
cult, in said Darlington, on the FIRST
Monday in June next, at 4 O'Clock.
afternoon, aud that previous nmtics
be given. 70 all persons interested.
by advertising three several ,ilnes ia
the Northern Star.
WM.,ALLiNr Clerk.
Darlington, May 1. aOJ
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~ From the Journal Of Bellies Lestrss.
Oh come, young beckoning Peri cries,
And shakes her starry wings,
While evening DER the western skies,
: Her purple glory lings,-
III lead thee where, in coral cells,
Beneath the fosmns sea,
The lonely Maid Of Ocean dwslls,-
Then follow, follow me.
III lead thee to some fragrant grove,
Whore roses ever bloom
The haunt where youthful Peris love
To banquet on perfume
And where the restless nightingale
Shall weave her song for thee,
Whose tones Of music never fall l.fA
Then follow. follow me.
Oh come, and I will lead thee where
Delighted Peris play,
Aud bind their golden waving hair
To dance in Heals ray;
Or where, beneath lovely sky,
Still lovelier thou shalt see
The clear blue light Of Layla's eye
- Then follow. follow me
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fD1H rHTEh tcsHi ccasHHihcu} c.nr,..
WM. REYNOLDS, }
Bristol, Muy 1, I'M col s W

AT Court Of Probate, holden in the
"a town Of Warren, in the county Of Bris-
,oi, on the first day of May. A. D.
1926, A certain instrument purpor-
ting to be the last Will e. Testament Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late Of said Warren, deceased, having
presented to this Court-for Probate. =
Il is ordered that the probate thereof
be referred to Court Of Probate to be
holden at CoLEs Hotel in said Warren,
on Monday. the 5th day Of June next,
1T 2 o'clock, afternoon and that no.
tice thereof be given to all parties con-
cerned. by publishing this decree IN
the Northern Star, 10. appear at that
time and be heard.
Witness,
g RANDALL. Clcrk
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3poetrp.


WHERE ARE THEY.
bright eyes sparkle round me now
Weeping ffinges shade their besmins,
Andfound many lovely brow
Are the glossy ringlsts streaming
Other eyes on me have shoue, :.
( Oshsr brows pvs gazed upon.
.Reoollections sighinss say
Where are THEY Where are THEY.
There are happy moments yet,
Wake the soul to life and glAduess,
Moments make the heart forget
Weeping owe and silent sadness,
But the days which memory brings,
Cheer the soul like desert springs,
RscoAections sighings say
Where are TaxY. Whersars rHKr'
There are scenes so fair and bright
'slidst their chsrns we love to linssr,
There are other traced in hight
On the soul by nemory's finger.
Those are sweet this heart must own.
Sweeter FAR the past has known,
Recollections signing say
Where are THEY! Where are THEY?
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Court OF Probate, Warren, May. ], 1895.
VNyHEREAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the ap-
pointment of an Administrators on the
estate Of
SALLY CARR,
late ofWarren, in the county Of Bristol,
deceased Ordered, that the consid-
Grafton thereof, be referred to the first
Monday in June next, at o'clock, in
the afternoon, and that all persons in
terested, be notified (by publishing this
order 8 several times in the Northern
Star. to attend Court of Probate
then TO be holden at Coles Hotel. in
said Warren. when and where all per-
sons interested, may appear at that
time and he heard.
BY Order,
S. RANDALL, r. Clerk.
May 6.
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The following u copied from an
obituary notice II one sf the students
lately attashed to Capt. Patridge's
Acsdensy, at Middlctewn
"Calm be has sleep until the morn
ing Of Gods eternal day, uud Ga-
briefs shriIl vcvcille, break the long,
long silence Of the grave"
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From an Irish paper.

Cornelius O'Trigger most respect
fully has the honour to acquaint gem
tlemen, that he fights duels in town
and country, at the shortest notice.
and will accommodate any ti,norous
gentleman in settling points of hon
our, recovering gambling debts. or
satisfact cti0n for insults, on reascna-
BILE terms. Noses pulled, or kicking
done by the piece. N. B. He
means shortly to fit up convenient
duelling ground, where will be small
swords, light and convenient ground
for long or short shots, either in OPP
en- air,or under cover in rainy wealth
er, where gentlemen may fight in
peace aud quietness, free from all
such impertinent fellows. TPis-
tolls, powder aud ball, hpt cakes and
tea, new milk and brandy, for the
accommodation Of his friends, and a
surgen always at hand.
Some years ago. noted warrior
of the Pott0wxttomic tribe presented
himself to the Indian agent ut Chica-
"a as one Of the chief men of his
village, observing. with the custom
ary simplicity of the Indian that he
was very good man, and good
friend to the Americans, and conclu-
ding with request for dram ot
whiskey |! Tho agent replied that il
was not his practice to give whiskey
20 gOod meu--thst good men nevei
asked for whiskey, and never drank
il when voluntarily offered. That il
was bad Indians only who demanded
whiskey. :. Thcn," replied the In.
dian in broken English, me d.
rascal !" .---. r.
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WE the Subscribers having bee"
wv appointed by the Honor
able Court Of Probate Of the town of
Bristol, Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims against the
estate Of
JOHN Nj. COGGESHALL. 8
late Of Bristol. deceased, represented
insolvont. hereby give notice. that
six months fium the date hereof, al
lowed to the creditors of the said cs-
tate, to bring in and prove their re-
spcctive claims, and that VIC shall
attend for that purpose at the dwell
Iiwg house Of the widow of said de-
ceased, on the last Mondays Of Au-
gust and October next, at g o'clock
Z. Nj.