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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20
.6rPUBLIC .NDTTCE.uQ

! A LLPrizes sold by ]. B. WOOD,
N under $500 will be DASHED ON
DEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST buf all
Prizes OVER that sum, it demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and j money is scarce, nev
Grover double Interest," iBcluding the
'ditiierence of Exchange on the place,
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
zes sold by J. B, WOOD, can always
be obtained on the above terms, nns
chen due, rAID at his office, WITHOUT
INTEREST," or difference ef Eachange.
Providence. May 6, If.
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Auction Goods ~!

Just rteeiuet. boasAta auction .
& UPEn blue Sa't,nets, toIoer thar
- any herc,ofcre.
Conllnun mixed do. some as IoO as &3
cents per yd.
Black figured Lasting Yestings,
Black Cas,iiaeres very.ioy.
Extra fine brown Shrtings.
super domestick G,nghams, Phitadet-
phia .Manufacture.
Fine and common oack Worstedtlose.
Checks 7-8 yard wide.
Coloured Kid Gloves, nice at Is. per
pair.
Yarn Stockings s. Mttens Gerry e!ledp,
I A large lot blue aud white Cotlor
hdkfs, cheaper than amy beiore.
Apply TO
N. M.& J. r, WHEATON,.
Nou, 25.
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a reniotdl, they could build > new
court -i,onso W,fh0St a. eErf|(oe TO
he eounty !; and ~ ad1iiioe kereto,
could u6Svd 10 pay ssste ne c0llNfy
treasury fvs duadrsd Or 9 thossasd
Joliafs.
This ~as gratifying intelligence
to the payers VI taxes geuera!ly, and
the object,ons. to what many deemed
~ unnecessary expenditure Ut mon-
ey. in building another courthouse,
we're removed. lfthe gaod people OF
Taunton could afford to build an cI-
|exant courthouse, there could be no
objection to their so doing. The,
measures abont being p0rsued in eth
or towns, in order to safe thc c0lls'-
lty from a part sf the expense at the
new county buildings were abandon,
ed /; for the people of 'fadnson had
offered to do more, than could BE-
done elsewhere. All were pleased
10 learn that something was to be
I done to tighten the public burdens
in return for tho great advantages
arising 20 Taunton. from the loca-
ton there of the county buildings.
But Mr.. --, retarned-bi'
proposals were found 10 DC cloygcd
witt, snme unexpected and upaccep-
tionable conditions. and were with
drawn /; the people oil the Green
1oithdver0, or did not eDer their pro-
posals. and before time rcas dlio1o;s
for proposals from other places TO b
made. The Go ri uf Se,s.ohs decided
that the new court hoase slioui'
stand near the site Of tho old one,an'
the 7Uhote expense of building II, i
tr he paid b. the gond people Of lh'
county OF Bristol.
Il Are these sayings true aud
not, what are tAe facts
| A PAYER OF TAXES.
1 Dartmouth, jan. 4.
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4 Commlssi0nei's NotIcc.
>U7ylIE subscribe,s having bH3p ap-
pointed by theC Court, Of Probate
jf The towa Of Burlington. Conmiss-
ionsrs to receive and examine, the
claims against the estate Of ~
SAMUEL SMITH,
late Of harrington, deceascd, rcpre
scnted insalycut, and how they arc
made out, hereby give notice that
six months from tho 4ill "i Decenl'
her, Instant are allowrdto the cred,
itors Of said estate, to bring in ant
prove their claims agrinst the same
TO either or us the subscribers, with
in said tiH,e. a-s .
JOSHUA BIcKNALL,
JOSIAH kiNNIcuTr, , Com'rs
EBENRzER TItFANy,)
All persons indebted I" said cs
tate, are requested to make ilnme
aiate payrient.to
LUCY SMITH, Admi'x.
Darlington, Dec. so. 3w.
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A Ia meeting Of the Stockholders
~ Of the WARREN BANK,oa the
first Instant, John r. Child. James
Maxwell. William Carr, john r.
Crsade, William Collins. Nathan M.
Wheaton, Paschal Allen, Stephen
Mason, and JeremialI Williams. were
chosen Directors Of that Institution Cor
the year ensuing. And at a subse-
quent meeting Ola Board Of Disec'ors
the same day, JOHN 4. CHILD, was
elected President, and
{ PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Jan. 6.
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A L a Court Of Probate holden with
"a in and for the town of Warren,
on tho Is, day OF January A. d. 1897.
Molly Cranston, Administrat tx on
the estate Of
ANNA BOWEN.
presented her first account of adj.
on rhe Estate Of said de.
ceased, !"r Observation-Disclosures or.
derea, That the Consideration Of SAID
account be reierrre To Monday, the 5ll
day oi ieh. next, al Z. O'Clock, P. III.
ant that previous aotice 5c given 10,
publishing this order three seyera
times in the Northern Star) to all per
sons Interested, to appear at tia
time and be neard. A true copy
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Jan. 8.
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Ncetrp
rfom ths Christl.p .Alyoests

GODS uousE. =
With songs efpraise ws chant thy name 3
Almighty God Vi love; I;
Loud anthems raise, and sound thy nanass
Who awell'st in light above
holy s,raias. o Lord 70 thee , 4
Our joyful voices rsi'ss q.
And sng 10 .wee,sst hsrmsny M
The dear Redesner's raise
Sweet Spirit now descea.l, inspire,
And bless each waitip< heart;
Enwrsp o. with celestial fire,
Thy fuIne.A Lord. hllpart.s
Beneath this humble dome appear, IA
To fiji tina trumpets voice
The mourhful broken spirits cheer,
And bid thspesr rejoice.
A. in the sncicnt days, sriss,
In majesty aud power;
Beam forth in glory from the sk'ss'
Through bright suspicioushour. -
And when in realms Of biz we sing,
Amid the .chervb thronE,
And praise the Lord on golden wing,
He'll rsi.e noblsr song. M.
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;dxRASH. Fifty pieces Crash sL.sa.
W able Tor, towels, &c. received pee
last Wagon, to be sold nt 4 lad
= - .M.& !. R. wnEATbNs
!, Nov. 10. ss !:

i - ' =.
* r. Court Of Probate holden
within and for the town Of War
ren, on: the fst day Of January A. n.
I827.--'fhc Commi-sio,iers app siStct
10 receive aud examine the ci4im. a.
gainst the Estate Of
& sally CstRR. sA
deceased. having madesrepurt--N I"
ordered thereon, That tie considria-
ton thereof be referred TO Monday
the 5th day-of Feb. ne xts at 2 O'Clock,
p. NJ. and that previous notice be civ
en- (bypublishing this order three Sc Z
erai times in the Northern Stai to al
persons interested to appear at tina
time and be heard.
A true copy witness.
SAMUEL RANDALL,
J jar. 6. Clerk.
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Guardians Notice.

FJNllE subscriber gives public no.
n ticc that he has been appointed
by the Court Of Probate of the
town of Warren. Guaitiah Of tire
person ami estate ot 't-
SMITH BOWEN,
Of said Warren. adiudgcd by SAID
Lourt oi Probate incapable of man
agng his Estate, and has given
co',a according To law; and lie here
o, caiison ali persons having de-
mands against sail Saith. To exhibit
.lic saGc 10 said Guardian within
six months from the date hereof and
ii,psc indebted to make immediate
payment.
JOHN PEARCE..
Dec, 9. Ct.
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4 A L Court Of Probate holden With
IN in and for the town of Warren,
on the lst day Of January. A. D.lS27.
an instrument purportng to be the
last Will aud Testament Of
HANNAH MASON,
late ofsaid Warren, deceased, having
been resented to this Court for Pro-
bate. Ordered, that the consideration
thereof he referred to a CoIrt Of Pro.
bate to be holden at the Town Clerks
Office in said Warren, on the first Mon
day OF February next !; and that prev
ious notice be given TO all parties cons
cerned. by Publishing this decree three
successive weeks in the Norhern Star,
to appear at that time and be heard.
W.taess,
SAMUEL RANDALL, Cle'k.
Jan. 6. b.r
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Nov. H..
Hardware GuOds.

I'D RASS Aadirons. shove!s Y toi.gs.
I'D fancy and common bellows, all
in great variety selected with pecui-
lar care. in boston, and common
supply Of other ar3clcs of H.aRp.
WaRE are just received and for sails
by
. N. NJ. s. ]. r. WHEATON
Mr.. IL.
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n The pubilck ereNesPocuus'
" Informed that .andersor Z
GEngk Drops and Peetorat
POicdess have from IN
k5E64aA extepsive'u fOrpS years
mast, proved them elves to bs one
.ef the NEST valuable remedies ever
vet .liscovered Tor The cWcof Coughs,
Colds and other affections sol the
breast and lungs leading to Coti-
su,nptions. Thowsands have ex'
perienced the happy effects of th's
Healing Baisam, and many Of the h'eh'
est rsspec,ahility have voluntarily glv'
en- certificates. some Of which will ac'
company each bottle, that viii. satisfy
every unprejudiced mind that the mos
lexsraordinafy and unexpected cures
bave been performed BY the use Q
lth,s medicine in cases of long stand.
| ing, in which other medicine, had pro
lduced NO favourable effects. AMI wher
the most sklliul Physicians had give'
them up as hopeless. tits not preten
ded that they or. an inialiible cure J
all cases, but OF such as are ipcursbie
there are but few but what will D
greatly relieved by tbs-use Of them
Scarcely case Of Colds, Coughs, Pal
lin the side, difficulty sf breathing, wan
lof sleep arising from debility. or eve
/ seated consumptions, but may D
relieved by timely use ot thisHealin
|Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle Of thl
! medicine contains about 40 doses
which proves them to be cheap med
1,ieine considering their virtues.
:. Fur the further satisfaction of ~
public, the folIowin. Ce. tificates olfe'
: ed far nerusll, ~
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,s,hAss AN.D1!EoN

MCST received. a good assortment
% Of BRyls&S .a.t-LfRONS 4 SIIOY-
Ell &-TO.vGStI match, of the inust
approved pattern and best material.
Being consigned, will bc sold very
'ioro. by
f. G.. SMITH.
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SUBSCRIBER.

This building is said To be about
10 cost tie people Of the county OF
Bristol, from fifteen to twenty thou.
sand dollars, aud there is some dis
content smcug ,he. payers Of taxes
occasioned by reports! respecting the
management of the subject. One
object of requesting the publication
Of this commune at,ou. is to ascer-
tain the truth Of these reports, ana
if there is blame, that it may be
known where il asight to rest. Any
peesop who viii throw light upon the
subject will meri, the. thanks OF the
people Of the conoty.
WHEN il was Known that thcConrt
Of Sessions had determined that .
new Courthouse should be- erected,
there we're many NJ the people OF the
counn. e.o believed. that IL the
county buildings we're to oe located
in any place. nther than one. ~h'cb
should he near the cee'rc of the lsr.
riinry aud pep'ilst,on 81 tae county.
nc,snn, hu were beorli.tel - d
iarer amoun,. bs this sacrifice os the
in,crc, : af TIE .uaips1iy oi Tie pen-
nile. ,,.s!a ia nc aiii,pC 10 dp SOM
thiv generous to~nds pay lug 'hc
exneu,. 4 :. said thers were pun
lie sri ted man in several towns. Ma
werc a,igN,iug measures ~ order Il
ASCERTAIN what would be 7OiMtarilt
ciyen.L, ,ndridnals toward, build
Ing a Jai, and Court House. proyi-
ded. the Court Of Sessions would
loc.u ihsu ~ some place where
they enuid be about as near, Ot
nearer the centre of the county, ant
as conveniently, or mnre convenient.
" situated, than at Taunton. These
enouicics had not been c0Dplctcd.yr'
from The progress n.s.e, there was
gool ground for believing that Ill,
cuort-house aud jail nigh! be built
where the VIII lespeople of t'ie coun
ty would br better accommodates
thai IL Taunton. and tllcir expense
lesSencd, without burdcning th'
county with but small portion 0
the cosi of building. even a court
bouse. Az this critical time, Mr.
q man who is cOnDcctci
in isr,arss With leading political
and iaGaeatim man 10 Jaunto',, jus
r. Stepping in,o he stage 10
iHsjir.ia. l.amied or sent io iI
oatt nl' Sessions a written prol'e
), oifcring. provided he G u''
. n he I'D county buildings a.r
: atty land M NIcii tiley stood. Z
nrni,l The cows'y- Will good coan
4, buildings wi,nin "'r In'ir and
aaar,er pf T'snn'pa 'ii' ~, ieer "
of expense 10 the peop.r of this COR.
". l, is saio .,sa' ar'n Ica'i,n.
this. there arose 80 ,'sa!' str amor.
the people of ''an.fon 'rrecn. A
mee,ing was LODI and renna
strance againsi ogrsing .he count,
buildings from "a, ':rccn was draw
up, and sent io,ss.lvus parts OF t''
cuunty /; u'"pc0.S a subscription
was gottenssp, aBj IL was IouGd
that ii shOuld " accessory to preOsn
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Ngh, 6rerttftratea,

DIR. MELLEN, Slr-lhe cause vi hu-
-manity demands OF me to give you the
following statement: My wife had Tor
six years been in decline, nnd pro-
pouhced by her Physicians to be IN a
cOnsumptive state, and was attended,
by a severe pain in, her side, with a
Cough and difficulty of breathing. She
was reduced so low as to be unable to
yet from her bed TO the fire WITHOUT
aid. All hopes of her recovery had
long been given up. In this s,ua''"n.
| was prevailed upon, as a last possi-
Die resort, yet without any hope OF sue
cess, to make use Of . Anderson's
Cough Drops" She commenced the
use ofthesl in February last AMI after
using tWo bottles, to the aston;shment
Of all, in the month Of May following
the health Of my wife was entirely re-.
stored ,and since which. her health and
strength were perhaps never better.
Feeling a deep interest that the pub
lie in general may resort to the same
}remedy, when their friends or relatives
are apparently or evidently ON the
brink Of the grave, to rescue them
rom the same. You are at l,btrty to
publish the above. 1 am respectful
ny, &c.
JAMES H. STYLES.
RAine5pclt, Datchess Co. (.N T } No
vsmber Sth, 1926.
This is 10 certify that the subscriber
was brought very low by splitting
blood, attended with cough and ca
llarrh, aud that nothing afforded me
heal relief until l commenced taking
Anderson's Cough Drops, the use OF
(which were the means in the hand oi
God of restoring me again to cOmfOr-
liable state of health
sAnd | do further certify that the
wife Of Mr.. Nathan Kunlington, living
IN the same place was afflicted with a
very bad cough for a numOer Of years,
and That IN 1895, she was reduced 50
low tina; it was thought she must soon
be in her grave, as she was scarcely "a
ole to walk from hcSrted to the fire,
Ahen she commenced taking Ander.
sons Cough Drops, the use Of which
IN short time, so far restored her
that she was soon able to do good
days work. can cheerfully recon
mend this medicine 10 the public.
! PHiLO JUDSON, Pastor of the
Church in Ashford, Comm
! .Aslford. Sept. Is, 1924.
For oale " hoIesnle aud .tetail BY
DR.. G. Ii. IILLlNGliAST, Psvvi.
dcnce. and sold BY Druy.ists genera
lly.
Jan. 6. SIN.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Post Office at Wor
rem, n. 4. Dec. 81, 1896.
H0HN whitlen, 2; Nathan b
% Spawlding John Mason, 2 (; Aa'
ron. or Isaac Thrashcr Ann Carter
Samuel Smith /; " William Barney
Cromwell Luther William kom and
John Phinney; Allen ID. Luther; Al
bert e, AInsworth Henry Jones
James Gardner john Tyler; WI
liam Winsloa Christopher Child.
SAMUEL RANDALL. p. 81.
Jan. 6. Sw.
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Warren Insurance Company

Warren Insurance Company
vINfiE STooxnoL pEns Of said Com
pany are hereby notified, that a
dividend Of profits for The last six
mouths will be paid them on Wed.
ncsday, tho third Of January next.
or on any day after at the Conpaoy's
Offs.
iEey arc alsu Informed that their
annual meeting ios the choice OF Di-
frcctors, will lie tOldcm at said Office,
oh the following Mocday, at two
VcIock afternoons.
N. PHILLIPS, Secr'y.
Warren, Dec. 90, 1896. 81
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uTALIAN SEWING S'EKS--s lot
of black and coleucvd best sort,
just received ana- for sale BY ID. or re.
tail, by "a
. N. NJ. ~. 4. WHEATON,
Jan6
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FOR THE STAR.


MessrS. F0WIer y ItdNuutt,
As the circum. tances Attending
the location oftho New Court House
now r, ,ec'in. in Taunton, are i'fer-
estios 20 tsc peopls Of this County, IN
Which ,car paper has an exten'eH
.circaIsiion, II is presumed YOU will
reodily ,nsert;in you, aext. commu-
-nicahan fam Dartn,utn. pph'shcd ia
the aa.l River Monitor, Of the 9th Of
January. and obllsea
SUBSCRIBER.
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JOB Printing executed at this Office
witt despatch.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
! TO pun
Tract Of L.ani,
ry nl,'IlIE.i LOW GROUND.
New ondon Academy.

nlHG trustees of this institution lave the
pleasure 10 inform the public that the buli
a9gs. &c. appropriated to the use OF the School
b,ye been recently repaired, and are now IN a
ne,t and comfortable condition., whist the
SEN OIL ltself, under The direction of the Revd.
sphJsi Cobas, is fourlsnng. and every
W. deserving the most extended patronage.
NJ Cohbs, aided by one OF more competent
a,isti4l,, vii continue to superIntend us exefci-
.es during The ensuing year, and II Is expected
wi etain rs direction for considerable length
Of ine. Tie well established reputation ofthls
slntIem as a tutor, added TO bis high charac
.ef ur IN rails and pic,P, authorize the trustees
% assure nc pubic that under ms guidance no
pains will spared TO render The institution a
nlost useful Scnoo Of learning aud morals.
In.,o rs Of instruction will embrace all the
hranche. OF ordinary ingltSh educauuu. togeth'
- whit % Latin, Greek French aud Bangua'
ge, tie ,rinents OF dathematlcs, Naiuranid
Moral losophy, topography, History, Bellies
Letres, sc.
+ e resent session of the School will expire
tle 18th Ut November the ensuing session viii
commence on me 10th day OF December follow
iag, and y III end on the 10th OF May, when va
cation of pae month will he given. The term,
VI tuition will he 10 per session, payable IN ad
vince Boarding may be had on reasonable
trful, ~ tue family OF Mr Cobbs and ia the tam.
lies Of nelghDorlng gentlemen at u Convenient
distance
sept. p. ctsS
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New Arrival Of Book.

HI subscriber has the pleasure OF announc-
ing h his friends aud the pnblic generally ,
that he hats received direct from Philadelphia, by
tie ia.t evening stag, few very splendid new
work, winch dr vii sri very low
Among the oouhs are lhe following new works
VIZ:
Reubrn Apsley in . vols. by the author OF
Branblctye House, The 'lor Hill, &c. &C. Tin,
~oIl, Is 50 universally praised that any thing
more sad from me mfpht be superfuous
The Eptcurean Tale 10y Thomas Moore, this
Is SAID To b. decidedly the best production from
the pen ofthc aJthOr.
Ihr LIVING aud thu Dead--rhis " ork is well
worthy tae ai.co''onoi my religious friends a, the
pubto generally aud am Greatly mistaken II
all WHO read II l. not wei pleased vita It,
Ibe SIpdltrra OF sketches IT the Pcninsular
War daring itr Campaigns ofIel3---l1, 10y an
eye .,itness, ihs work Is we'll worthy tie attrn-
tion ofevert person, aud much question wheih-
er more interesting work wa. ever published
ABRAM X. ELNGH.
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flanneis, Calcoes and Bon4bazett>,
WIZ b. sold AZ low prices by
ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
Nov IL

.rlO3 SALE. five hundred and fifteen acres
= OF nNcelicnt farming land--welI watcred y
well ada pied 10 the cul IRE Of TOBACCO and
Clover aud gram ofaIl kinds situated in Bot
etourt county. Va. about three nllr. from FIN
castle Ittela owned aud occupied. 10y Christian
Harshbdraer deceased II contains one han.
dred and eighty acres Of cleared land, part Of
which is good meadow--aIl under GOOD fence,
and in hlgh state OF repair Also, good log
dwelling house and anew burn aud all other
convenient buildings for farming establishments
Persons disposed TO purchase viii view the
premises, aud apply for the terms To- John Rid
die. on tn and. or To the undersigned in f M
castle VINO j, fully empowered by Ihe propfir-
tors to MAX sat JACOB WOLFF.
October Is. c3ml2
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Land for sale.

/EHE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO remove rom
Il M, state to the west, offers Tor sale his
Land IN Amherst county, on "hIeh ne now re-.
sides containing between 5 aud 40 acres, Wing
on the waters Of bulialoe kVcr, withIn miles
of NV glasgow, and Is ii Lynchblrg Tnis
land lies well, is well calculated for farming aud
raising of tobacco. and Is well watercd. There
is on TINS land comfort he dwelling house and
necessary ont houses attaChcd-"ith barns and
macy other convcnIcncoS Those disposed to
purchase are solicited To come and view the
premises as soon a, possible. lie Is d sposcd To
make the payments easy aud CONVENIENT "a the
purchaser JOHN AItOCk.
Dec. g. C3ti5