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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
PvcDOrNtIONS

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Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be +, re-
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Oct. 55. 5o-om
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Clay's Speeches, &c.

CONTENTS Biographical sketch of Mr.. Clay.
Speech on Misunderstanding of the Perdido-
Bank kchayter-Augmcntato ofhe military force
Increase of the Navy-New Army-E.mancipation
of South America--lnternal mprovement-semin-
ole War--Mission to South Amerca-The Tariff
Spanish treaty-Greek revolution--American in
dustry-Coloniz alton of the negroes--bank ques-
ton--Address to Constituents-Speech at Lewis
burgh with apotrait in front-Price 81 95-The
above work to be had of the publishers OF this pa
per, at their Book Store, No. 81, Market-Street-
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N'o. 81.
FRIDAY, October 2G, 1927.

ed on to the SSv. ia search of gold and precious
stone. This is a large and level island with trees
extremely Furnishings and streams OF water there
Is large lake in the middle Of the island. but no
the whole is completely covered with
verdure and delightful to behold The natives are
an nofensve people; and so desfods to possess any
thing they saw with us, that they kept swimming on
to the ships with whatever they could ind, anu read
ily bartered for any article saw hit to give them IN
return, even suc as broken platters and fragments
of glass.
Sunday, Oct. 18th. In the morning, ordered the
boats to be got ready, and coasted along the island
towards the NrJE to examine that part oft. we hav-
inc landed first at the eastern part. Presently we
discovered two or three villages, and the people all
came down to the shore, calling out TO U.S. and giving
thanks to God. Some brought US water, and others
vctuas others seeing that was not disposed to and
plunged into the sea and out to US: and per-
ceived that they interrogated us we had come from
heaven. An old man came on board my boat the
others both men and women cried with loud vol
ces-Con,e and see the men pho come from heape'1-
Bring then, uictualS and drink. There came many
of bnth sexes. every one bringing something, giving
thanks to God prostrating themselves on the earth,
and lifting up their hands to heavens"
eIhis island. the first land made by Columbus.is
satisfactorily proved to have been that Whfchis now
called Grand Turk, or Turks Island
Harbour of Palos, little north OF Cadlz.
Italian miles, four to the league.
! SA Carava is long, single deckcd vessel WITH
three masts and latine. The Admral's ship, called
the Santa Maria, was square-rigged.
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UCTOBER To, IBZT.
THE STOCKHOLDERS in this institution are
hereby notified that an nstament Of Five Dollars, on
every share of the capital stock, will be due and
payable on Thursday the 9th day OF November next
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.An Office to Rems.

TO LET the front room of the house, No lO5,
Shpcy-street, next door to Miller Dunott's Bake
ry and Confectionery store, (the same in which he
formerly carried on.l 1t is well calculated either
for an office, or store, being place of considerable
business. Possession will be given Immediately.
Apply to David kirkpatrick next door.
Sep. 13, 1897.
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Fall Goods.

THE Subscriber has lately received general
assortment of Fall Goods, such Cloths, Cassi-
meres Flannells, Blankets, Sattinetts Worsted, &c.
which he will sell at reduced prices.
Any quantity. of wool and feathers will be taken
n and Goods given in exchange at a fair market
price, at his Store, No. 1o1, Market-Street.
JOSEPH POGUE.
Wihmmgton, 1897. 45--4
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orNEW BOOKS AGAIN. 90

JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE BY THE
SUBSCRIBERS
Bickat on Pathology,
Mrs. Heman s* Poems,
American Chesterfield,
SCOTS life Of Napulean, abridged
price 81, so.
Together with handsome assortment OF Juye-
nile Books, suitable for every age, from the child OF
three years, to the Miss and Master in their teens
with splendid engrayings colored and plan. ,1
nct 10 r. PORTER & SON.
srhe Lady who lately offered $500 year to write
for a periodical work, IN Philadelphia
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living in Christi
ana Hundred, near Wilmington, Del. an apprentice
boy to the Wheel-wright business named Charles
Grimes, aged nineteen years. Whosoever secures
and brings home said boy shall receive the above
reward but no charges. All persons are forwarn-
ed harbouring him.
JAMES C.a.MPBELL.
Wilmington, Oct. II, 1927. 50-4tp
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soorT's LIFE OF BoNApARrE,
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DO1V, JV0. . = 1NuTKet-5lTee1.
Commencing with the Peace of Versailles in 1888,
and giving concise history, of the most important
events in Europe, as well detailed account Of
the sanguinary battles in which he was engaged in or
connected with, down to the time Of his death, in
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TMyD AABWWa

AND LADIES' WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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" Wednesday. 1T has been commencedun.
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title designates, is appropriated particularly
to the Ladies'. It's devoted to the cause of
virtue, to knowledge and amusement 1t will
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|ly summary Of foreign and domestic news
with rich fund Of choice and selected mis-
cellaneoas literature. II is neatly printed on
fine white paper, (expressly for binding) quar-
to form-eight pages-Witliout advertise
ments, (Which are TO be inserted on covef)
The price is only Two Dollars per snnum,
payable by those in the city, half yearly, aud
by all others yearly. in advance.
Among a numerous list of contributors are
the names OF Selick Osborn, the Boston Bard.
&c. and ia order to render the work truly
valuable, the Editor will distribute premiums
for original articles, amounting to One Hum
dred Dollars. ,.s s4
All communications must be addressed to
4Thomas C, Clark. Editor and proprietor, Ne
10 Race-Street, Philadelphia .--Editors copy
ng this will be furnished with The .al6um,and
Ladies' Weckiy Gasetfe. as an equivalent,
Postmasters and others will be entitled to
every. sixth copy they may order.
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Guardians Notice.

vWNHE subscriber gives public no.
Il tice that he has been appointed
by the Court of Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Guardian Of the
person and estate of
SMITH BOWEN,
Of said Warren, adjudged by said
Court Of Probate incapable of man.
aging his Estate, and las given
bUnd according to law and he here
by calls on all persons having de-
mands against said Smith. to exhibit
tic same TO said Guardian within
six months from the date hereof and
t.ose indebted to make immediate
payment.
JOHN PEkRCE.
Dec, 9. Ct.
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A T. Court Of Probate holden with
"a in and for the town of Warren,
on the LIST day Of January A. d. 1897.
Molly Cranston, Administrators on
the estate Of
ANNA BOWEN,
presented her first account of ad.
ininistration on the Estate of said de-
ceased, for allowance--Whereupo or
dered, That the consideration Of SAID
account be referred to Monday, the 9th
day Of Feb. next, at : o'clock, p. Nj.
and that previous notice be given (by
publishing this order three several
times in the Northern Starr TO all per-
sons interested, to appear at that
time and be heard. A true copy
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Jan. 8.
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Commissioners Notice. 4
vTSHE subscribers having been. APP
III pointed by theCou,t Of Probate
Of the town Of Darlington, Cammiss-
ioltrrs to receive and examine tho
claims against tho estate of
( F. + SAMUEL SMITH,
late of harrington, deceased, repre-
sented insolyenh and how they are
made ont, hereby give notice that
six months from the 4th Vi Decen-
ber, instant, are allowed to the cred
itors ofsaid estate, IL bring in and
PROV e their claims agsinst the same,
to either ofu the subscribers, with
in said time.
M JOSHUA BickNALL,
JOSIAH KINMcUTr. Com'rs'
EBrNezER TIrFANy,
All persons indebted to said cs-
tate, are requested to make iinmc.
diale pa ncntt to
LUCY SMITH, Admr'x.
Darlington, Dec. 80. 3w.
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AUCTION Goods ~! :

Just receiued. bought at .4aetioa
OUPER blue Sattinets, io,csr taan
y any heretofsre.
Common mixed do. some as loto as %
cents per yd.
Black figured Lasting Vestings,
Black Cassimeres rery io,0.
Extra fine brown Shirtings.
Super domestick G,nghslns, Phitadel-
ptia Ranufactare.
Fine and common black WorstedHose'
Checks 7-8 yard wide.
Colourcd Kid Gloves, nice at Is. pei
pair.
Yarn Stockings & Mittens rery cheap.
A larye lot blue and white Cotton
hdkfs, cheaper than any before. (.
Appiyto
N. NJ. 4 J.R, WHEATON.
Nor. rs.
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From the Ch-istian Observer.

From the Christian Observer.
Brightest anil best OF the sons of the morning,
Dawn ON our darkness. and lend as thine
aid
Star Of the East, the horizon adorning,
Guide where our infan, Radeem er Is laid
Cold on his cradle the dew-drops are shining,
Low hes ms bed with the beasts Of the stall
Angels adore riui in slunber reclining,
Maker, and monarch, and Saviour Of all
Sa y, shall we yield him, in costly devotion,
Odour- Of Edom and offerings divine,
Gems Of the mountain aud pearls Of the ocean
Myrrh from the forest and gold from the
Vainly we offer each ample obIation,
yainly with gold would his favour secure
Richer by far 10 the hearts alteration,
Dearer to God are the prayers of the poor
Brightest aud best of the sons of the NOR ming
Dawn on our darkness, and lend Us thine
aid
Star of the East, the horizon sdorning,
Guide where our infant Rsdeemsr is laid
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snlv0,sINM,

A late Bordeaux paperrelates the
following singular occurrence ia the
neighborhood of that city.-An old
woman who had formerly kept he
tel. a,uwed 10 fher contessor thai
she had amassed a large SUM Of mon-
ey which die kept IN iier house,
Soon ailei this confession. made al
the tribunal IL prni,sgce, she per-
mii'rd an. DID rostilion w'lr had f'r-
merl, lived with her to sleep in be,
house. About IL O'Clock at night,
sO'se Que knocked at he's door, and
asked y, a pi,ifal voice to be admit
tesksn he" hospitality for the night.
Bebc,iag herself safe by by haNips
the post,iiDn ~ the b .uss. the WON
Al openeG she DOOR, when IN rushed
q mao hidden by IA mask and arm
ed with pistols. vino said T" deliver
me your money. or | wiil instantly
k,'i yoa !"-The fpr"r woman al
6rst was 81 nus. frightened to death,
but gaining litue courage, coudnct-
Ell the roOber into the room where
the position was sleeping, he hav-
. ing heard them c0mlng in hid him
s.it behind the curtains. "My mon
ey is in the c loset," said the. woman
At the same time showing, an old
piece uf furniture almost hidden by
a plie VI linen. The robber, laying
his pistols an the table, prepared "a
take possession Of her riches, but tht
position Who had observed his move
ments. with great sang ffuid. took
one of the pistols and shot him dead
on the spot. On taking of the mask
the robber was discovered to be nc
other than the COnfessOr to whom
the good woman had told her secret,
The position Immediately proceeded
to the Mayors and gave himself VI
till the affair can be investigated
We wai' for further particulars, say.
the paper. before We name the Con
fessor, and the place where this ter
rible drama Was acted.
Rebwke. ALyons newspaper re-
lates tsr following anccdoie as LA,
ing happened recently in that city
An old Woman. aged IT years. VII,
had catered ipro the Charitie. +.
bospiisI) on account of ,er inhrn,
ties, cpntrI,ed Ia hazzara anal
SUN in the lottery. Der numbs,
wa. lucky AMI drew 10000 franc,
Withou. making known her goo,
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

II will be gratifying 10 the friends
of the institution to learn that ,he
Rev, Francis Wayland, Jr. has sig
nificd his intention by letter his ac-
ceptanee of the sppointm of Pres
idsnt of Brown University. The
Corporations have enlarged the sal
|ary To 8l5oO, with the usual pei qui.
sites. Mr.. Wayland will take the
charge of the institution upon cn-
tiroly independent grounds, and un-
der highly favourable auspices, Its
speedy advance ement in public favor
aud the increase of its students, may
be confidently an,icipa,ed.-Jom.
The Spanish Coast continued to
be invested with Aigeriue aud CO.
loInbia cruisers. An Algcrine squa
dron was off the port Of Malaga :
They had landed in tho neighbor-
hood or MontriI, and carried of
| s94 persons of both sexes.
Thirty sail Of slave ships, belong
ing te Bahia. have lately been cap
iured on the coast-in sconscquencc
tasiaess was very dull in that city,
and the merchants greatly embar-
rssscd. Three vessels, however
had safely arrived with i,065 slaves
A vessel is about to sail from Bal.
Iimore, via Norfolk, for Tho Afri.
can Colony, with 'emigranis.
The poor ate supplied with soup
daily at Georgetown, d. Z.
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Dec, 9.
6FPUBLIC NOTICE. %

A IL Prizes sold by J. B. WOOD,
IN. under $500 will be DASHED ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVER that sum, IL demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and if money is scarce, new
Grover double Interest, including the
difference Of Exchange on the places
where the Prizes are payable, aud the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
zes sold by j. b. WOOD, can always
DC obtained on the above terms, ana
wken due, rAiD at his Office, WITHOUT
IsrEnnsr or difference Of Eachange.
Providence. Mayo, II.
JOB Printing executed at tiis Offict
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Hardware Goods.

I'D RASS Andirons, shovels n tohgs
Nd fancy and common bellows, al
Ia great variety selected with pecul
lar care in Boston, and a ,ommui
supply of other articles of HARD
WARE are just received and for sal,
by
N. M. s. ]. r. WHEATON
Nov, IL.
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A + a Court of Probate holden
IN within and for the town Of War
ren, on the lst day Of January A. d.
l827.--The Commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate Of
SALLY CARR,
deceased, having made report--H I"
ordered thereon, That the cOnsldera-
ton thereof be referred to Monday
the 9Th day Of Feb. next at 2 o'clock,
P. M. and that previous notice be Civ
en- (bypublishing this order three sew
eral times in the Northern Starr to al
persons interested to appear at tina
time and be heard.
A true copy witness.
SAMUEL. RANDALL
Jan. 6. Clerk.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office al Hdr'

rem, IL. 4. Dec. 81, 1876.
NOHN WhitteR, 2; Ns'nsn a.
% Spawlding John Mason, ? An-
ron or Isaac Thrasher Ana Carer;
Samuel Smith !; William Barney. :
Crom we'll Luther !, William IIowlanhS
John Phnney; Allen d. i.uthcrj hit
bert. T.. Ainsworth Ilehry Jches /
James Gardner; J'hn Tyler; wa
lam Winslow Gu, topher Eh'ld'
SAMUEL RANDALL, Z. m'
Jan. g., S"'.
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fortune, sho senttf0r her o21lo epo
rrquested him 10 remove beF ttem'
~ hospital, as sbe was uNqpq' 'l6rt-
abIo there. Instead Of eq1pIy yius,
lie treated her rudcIy. sayiRg, swhst|
are you do in my family J stay where
you are, we cannot be troubled with
you." The old lady answered, I" !
see how Il il. Yop wish that L
should die bcrc, but l will disappoint
you, for tomorrow | 1Vin Come out"
She did leave the place. aud 10 pun
ish her unnatural and foolish son.,
gave the whole 10000 francs " a
young mau Of tue city.
W0men and Wives. Francis was
the first monarch who introduced la
dies to lis couri.'' He said in a
style Of true gaIIantry, "that a
drawing room without ladies, was
like,a year without the spring or
rather like spring without flowers. .
A close behaviour is the fittcst t0
receive virtue for its constant guest.
because there, and there only. can i,
be sccare. Proper reserves arc the
outw orks, and must never be desert
ed by t.ose who intend to keep the
place /; they keep of the possibilities
not only Of being taken. but Of being
attempted /; and If woman seeth
danger, though at never SO remote a
distance, she is from that time to
shurten he r line Of liberty, Shc,who
will allow herself to, 60 TO the Ut
most extent of every thing that is
lawful,is 50 very near going further,
that those who lia at watch will be-
gin to count upon her.--.advice to a
Daughar,
The time is near when the great
and the ricI, must leave his land and
his well built house /; and of all che
friends Of his orchards and woods,
nothing shall attend him TO his grave.
but oak for his coffin, and cypress
for his funeral.
Whether religion he true or false.
it must be necessarily grated TO be-
the od'y wise principle, and saie by
pothesis for a n,aU to live and die by.
From a common custom of swear
ing men easily slide into lsr)ury,
therefore if thou would not be peri
ed, do not swear.
a Snake Story. II has been CON
fidently asserted that the black snake
OF North America. bas the properly
Of expanding itseii to such degree,
tbat he has been known 10 swallow
lis own bulk. Our informant states
that two of those reptiles having
lately come in contact, and both ioei-
ing the demands Of appetite. the first
assailans began on the tail of tue
o'ber with such vigour that ho soon
made his antagonist look abaut, who,
relieving ~ the doctrine Of sx ALA
iion. began to pay him in his own
coin. and thus they began actually
to destroy each other. until not a
vestage of either was to be seen.
Indiax murders. Several mur.
ders have been committed by tae
Florida indians, upon citizens of
Georgia near the line. Several of
The perpetrators mad been apprehen-
ded by a detachment Of U. &. sold
iers,
nDnNXykT 1tNENE ID @ VrV,V sls-
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Cheap Hdkfs. /! +! +!

A LOT, per Wagon, Of iH7ig'
"a blue cotton Flag Hdkfs. rery
good article and large size at IA cts.
piece by
N. nj. 81. r. WHEAT0H.
Nov. d.
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NOttrx


We partsd Yet uev-r heard
Her lips repeat last sdies
We parted. Yet no soothing word
Assured me she would still be true; :,
And when ! left my Sarahs aide.
p I only felt that gentle sorrow
Which lovers feel. who but divide
To msst again in joy tomorrow
Oh who. that from friend must sever
For long-Iong years---psrhaps forever,
Would wish 10 fly without lossessing
A partisg look. a parting blessing;
Though 10 that moment are com6ina
All that can ayon,ss the mind;
Tho lips cannot express their wee, -
Tho tears may then refuse 10 low
Though anguish not to be expressed
Nearly o'srwhelm the throbbius breast
Yet whom the trying hour is DER,
Apd friendly forms are seen no more
The one fond look in vsiuis sought,
There's consolation in the thought
That the last word, the parting sigh,
Recorded their fidelity.
How precious to my heart bad been,
The memory ofsuch scens
Tho fond ineligible touch,
Which to lover ssy- so much.
The words-the looks-which tho they Gil
Our eyes with tesrs--sre comforts sill.
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DLACK ITALIAN GRAPES
I'D Ten pices good quality, JUS, re.
ceived and Tor sale BY piece or yard. BY
N. M. g. J, X. w HEATON.
.Wov. II.
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A r a meeting of the Stockholders
IN Of the WARREN BANK ,oA the
first Instant, John T.. Child, James
Maxwell, William Carr, John 7.
Croade, William Collins, Nathan NJ.
Wheaton, Paschal Allen, Stephen
Mason, and Jeremiah Williams, were
chosen Directors Of chat lnsiatation for
the year ensuing. And A 4 aubse-
lapent meeting Ola Board Of Disecf ors
ne same day, JoHF +. CArLD. was
elected President, and y
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Jan. g.
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Indiaa murders. Several mur.
ders have been committed by tAe
Florida Indians, upon citizens OF
Georgia near tie line. Several oi
The perpetrators mad been apprehen-
ded by a detachment of U. &. sold :
Iers,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13

JOB Printing executed at tiis Office
Wit despatch.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13

From a common custom of swear
ing men easily slide into rsr1ury,
if thou would not be peiJu 3
ed, do not swear.