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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

ar. Adams, and "a SIR. Adan,~ sli.rv ards. co..
make Mr. Clay Secretary OF State. The neon
si-tent course which Mr.. Critieuden hal 10 pursue
to crafty and serve his friend, forbits Ice sup
position, that be acted on ru,conr, or the
vague .peeGaton o, any one; and ,h.ak on,
readers will agree with u, that OF poltcsl
eminerce, would have vrn'ured TO S,,ysl ftpo 30
ificol sor'eSsets. from Clay 10 jackson and lroo,
jackson to Adains, in less than iorty days, with
ou having Ia hs possession au,hen,ic official in
formation, that the object for W hcn he WAS thus
Induced TO turn, would certainly lie a,,sined.
Upon deliberate view OF the subject, " e think
the disclosures made by MIR. Kendall prove con.
ciu siveiy, that an % arrangement or bargain,
dd take placs early in January, If not sooner;
and ihatAI'. Clay and his friend. would not hayc
voted for Eir. Adams, had hey no, been " sa,;s-
Jtd, that MI. Clay would be appointed Secretary
of State.
if,here be any one who can still doab, on TIL
spoJect, we will concede thu point hat he must be
Blessed with g an undergoing s,opsc.'' to bear up
against whatever may ensue.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL. The Pre.ilent ar
rived IN thi- cry by the steamboat Burlington.
from New York. this morning A grea, crowd
awaited BIZ arrival, anil greeted him as he s,epp.d
ashore win three hearty cheers, which e re-
peated as he PASSED up Chestnut street. The Pre-
sident went 10 the Mansion House Hotel, in
oou'h Third street, and will, we understand re-
main Ia The city un'il morrow, for th. our no .
OF hearing MIR. Bianey's Euosiu,n on the late
Ncei Justice iilghinan which is 10 be delivered
al an earlier hour than wa con; emplated 10 ena-
oe the President TO leave this city in the steam
boat at noon, for Washington city.
The president was invited TO visit The Cbesnu,
street Theatre this evening but has declined il.
The Mayor and City councils, and crowd of
iesiecisoie citizens have paid, and paying their
respects 10 the p esiden,, PRS
BALTIIoRE, Oct. Is. - Vist of tie Presi
dent Of the United States P, esident ADAMS
reached this city yesterday morning in the steam
ooat from the Eastward. and has taken lodgings at
the City Hoel. The President attended Dtyia.
service at the FIRST Presbyterian Church. yes,pr-
day morning, and in the afternoon a, the Ca.be-
drSI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

1t i. in contemplation to hu;.a
iio'ei On The land belonging to the estate of ~.
iaie Mr.. Philips, in Cowmon stree, Ros,on
d o1retn gentlemen have already susscribeJ STA
oUo each. to rsomoe the plaa aud we be,r ,bs, ~,
subscription is 10 DE increased TO $3.50 GOO
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
TID AIDWWa

AND LADIES' WEEKLY GAZETTE.
!. M HIS Is uew publication, issued every
~ wednesday. II has been commencedu /.
der the most favourable auspices, and, as il,
title designates, is appropriated particularly
to the Ladies, II Is devoted 10 the cause OF
virtue, to knowledge and amusement. 1t will
furnish information on the culture of plants
flowers, &c. useful receipts general week.
ly summary OF foreign aud domestic new.
with rich fund Of choice and selected MIS-
ceIlaneous literature. 1t is neatly printed OIL
fine white paper, e xpressly for banaing) quar-
to form-eiSht pages-without advertise
ments, (Which are 10 he inserted on a cover. )
The price is snly Two Dollars per annum
payable by those in the city, half yearly, anil
by all others yearly. in advance.
Among numerous list Of contributors are
the names OF Selick Osborn, ths, Boston Bard,
&c. and in order to rend6r> the work truly
valuab BILE, the Editor vsli distribute rremiun,s
for original articles, senouutins to Oae Hun
dred Dollases
All commuuicstions must be addressed to
Thopa> G, Clark. Editor aud proprietor, No.
40 Ehsce-Street, Philadelphia. Editors COPY
lng this will be furnished with The album, ana
Lddies Weekly Gasette. as an equivalent,
Postmasters and others will be entitled to
every sixth copy they may order.
PhHadeiphia, Osf. 1896.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
FRESH GOODS (! f!

lust came to hand and opened 70,
sale,
N/7 IXED ond Blue .Breadcloths al
I'VE refused prices.
Blue Cassimeres, ditto.
Green Bookings.
Black and Red Bombazets.
Olive Duilill rery cheap,
GentleIneDs super and common bca.
YER Gloves.
Decrskin and Yarn Mittens some
for Cd. pair.
Plaid Calicoes handsome patterns.
Cotton and Limcn Tapes.
Quality Bindings. Silk Cord.
Hack and colopred Cambrick, for
IL l-2 cents per yard.
Brown Linens.
super and common Bedticking, er-
ira cheap.
Boxes Black Ribbons, suitable 70,
trimming shoes.
IA BIeached Sheetings.good quality
Super Bleachcd Shirtings.
Common do. do. good at IA cent.
per yard.
bale super Brown Sheetings. io1O.
200 Turkey red. Cotton Flag. and
Blue and White Cotton Hdkfs.
large size and fue goods for IL
-2cents piece. BY
N. M. &J. II. WHEATON,.
Dec. l6.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
From the Connecticut Observer.

From the Connecticut Observer.
BIrTFaS TO RE AVOIDED.
The man WHO thinks he cannot eat.
Before he takes bitter.
Will soon find ont which is the cheat
Aud who the duped creature.
He brings n habit on himselE
Which hurts his constitution,
Unnervss hi. limbs, destroys bis health,
And shakes bis resolution.
The bitter only tends to bring
An uncontroll'd desire,
TO double every dose sgain,
Till his oor frames on fire.
Thus. by degrees, he swiss it on
Till he has lost all shame
And no advice his friends can give
Will stop his raging fame.
With faltering limbs and bleared eyes
lie staysers through the street,
Derided by the idle boys
Whom he may chance to meet.
At home. his ia lily forlorn,
Oppressd W tn heartless grief,
Feel tho sharp stin;s Of sorrows thorn,
But cannot 6nd relief.
The die IS cs.t-fld with disgrace,
Drawn from the poisonous bowl
He is a past TO all his race,
A murderer ~ bis -oa.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
BOQN ByMDyMn.

Lana Books made of the brs
I'D materials and Ruled and Bound
to any p'itern.
Old Books rebound in any style that
may be required. Sets, Or sing.e
Books, for Banks, Town Clerks, Mtr.
chants, Manufacturers, and 9th er
who wish To- Books to particular pat
terms, furnished at short notice. a
cheap 40 can be pus"d in the States
AN orders left at the office Of
the Northern Star. will be thankful, [,
to them.
Sept. %.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

taken either before tho court ot pro-
bate ror before any justice Of t''s
peace ia the town where such per.
SONS ara appointed and the csrtifi.
cate IT such justice ofiI'c praoc en-.
tered IN the warrant, terrifying thai
the persons therein named have beer
duly cngsged and returned to the
court Of probate, shall be as good
and effectual iIlIaw as though they
had been engaged before tho cour'
Of probate.
True Copy {: Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Feb. s.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
Last Notice !

A Ill persons indebted to the late
"A. firm Of N, M. WHEATON, g.
co. are hereby required To pay the
same without delay. as three gears
and fonr months have already claps-
cd since the dissolution of the firm
by the death Of one ut the partners,
whose estate cannot be settled until
their accounts are closed. IT is
therefore indispensibly necessary that
this notice should be attended 10 inn
mediateIy not only for the rcaso"
above stated, but to prevent cost 90
the part Of the deiinqnents.
N. M. & j. II. WHEATON
Feb.s.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

a Counisss of Anjou, gave for the
hwmily y-honk Of Bishop Hsime, Of
Halberstrdt. two hundred shcep, s
quarters " wheat. and as many Of
rye and snillet. Those were glorious
times tNo hundred sIcep fora vol.
u,no Of bomiliesS Would the pves-
emf bishop get single leg Of mutton
Tor all hrs sermons, IL he were " Of
fer them in exchange.
Pleasant School Book. A young
man stepped into a book-siore, aud
said ie wanted. to get /" A yourg
Mans Companion" Well. sir, said
the book.seiler. g here's my Dangh-
ter"
MEANNEss. We havc frequently.
(says the Canal of Intelligence J
frowned when the following question
has been put us by the newspaper
boz rowing gentry-"Will you lend
me your last Canal : ! only want
TO READ it," Now, what in crca.
ton do such folks think newspapers
are printed for except Ia reud and
if they want TO read, why don't they
pay for them, and thus renumerate
the printer? A man might, with
the same propricty, go to the baker
and say. /" Sir, WON'T you lend me a
loaf Of bread only want to eat H."
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
or The Attorney advises
Law, the Doctor Pills, the
Priest Grace, and the Shoe
maker Leather.
DAVID BROWN

a DVISES SpEcTAcLEs, t(with his
IN other things, which he will fur.
ni>h for from g cents to $25. Those
Of Silver from $3.50 to $3.50. To
those that reflect the use Of these ar
ticles, are obvious, and they will soon
call and purchase, for were it not for
Seeing others faults 10 feol our own,
Where should We end but in scenes unknown.
Eeh q
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
Commissioners Notice.

TSHF subscribers having been ap.
u. pointed Commissioners 10 re
ccive and examine the claims of th(
creditors against the estate lOf
prhEZEKlAIl MUNRO, cd,
late al Bristol, yeoman, deceased,
and six months having been allow
ed by the Court of Probate for that
purpose, hereby give notice to said
creditors, to exhibit their several
claims to rs, within said time, and
we will attend to said trust on The
last Saturday Of each month, at the
Office of the town Clerk in Bristol.
WM. REYNOLDS, !
WM. PEARSE cd. Comr,s.
ICHABOD DAVIS,
Persons Indebted to said estate,
are called upon for payment by
NATH'L. BULLOCK, Admir-.
Bristol, IAN. Is. 3w.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
'6rPUBLIC JVD77CE, a

A IL Prizes cold by J. b. WOOD,
IA under $500 will be DASHED ON
pEMAND, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVER that sum, If demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, and money is scarce, Dev
er over double Interest. including the
difference Of Exchange ON the placas
where the Prizes are payable. and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri.s
zes sold BY J. B. WOOD. can always
be obtained on the above TERMS. and
when due, rAID at his office, wIrHour
INTEREST or difference Of Exchange
Providence. May 6, If
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
TEASs ANTgNoys.

lust received. good assor,meo
% "f Bra IS AJvDIRONS.& SHOT
Ell y TD.vGSto match, Of the mos,
approved pattern and best masrial
Being consigned, will be sold peru
ioso by
+. G. SMITH.
Nor. IL.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
Hardware Goods.

I'D R.ASS Andirons, shoveIs Il toLgst
ND fancy and common bellows, az
in great variety selected with pecuIs
lar care in Boston, and q o1ttlnon
supply Of other attieleS f6f l3y1Rh
HARE are just rssslted and for sals
byw 3&
Nm. MR.. WHEATON
Nov. II.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
Voetrp.
sooR, FnE srAs,

Nr. Editor,
By pubIishing these few liuss the produc
ETA leisure momen,, you will oblge one ans
perhaps many of pour fsmpls readers.
ENxA.
BEAUTIES OF NATURE.
When beamins on the western wave.
The sun his richness pours,
The swelling b,llows fondIy lave.
Their calm and peaceful shoseA
The steady murmur Of the breeze,
Enchants us with its sound.
As bres,hing through the ,eaty trees,
II sweeps the daIsisd ground.
Fair Natures loveliest forms appear,
In rich profusiou drest;
lllumiusd BY the suns last CLEAN.
When sinking in the west,
Soft twilight comss with mellow rsy,
In night 10 shade the scene,
And leave. imagination's day.
To iengthen out the dream.
Pale Luna now witn silver light,
Disclosss grove and bower
And in her lustre, slooming night,
No longer shsdes the flower.
1t is time for friends to muse,
On others far away;
Till ro.ea'e morn with blushing hues.
Proelaims tn approach Of day.
EMMA.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
SlLN oGA1s
A WORD TO FEMALES.

1t IL not the smiles If pretty face.
Nor tAe tint uf thy complexion. nor
the beauty ard symmetry Of thy per-
son. nor ye, the costly lrohes and
DECORATIONS that compose thy arti.
icial beauty /; n"--nor that encbant
ing glance, which thou darlest with
such lustre On the man whom thou
dcigne,t worthy of thy affectivn.-
IT is thy pleasing department thy
Cbaste conver.a,inn-thy sensibility
and the purity "f thy thoughts tiny
aifAhle aad npen disposition-thy
sympaihising with those i'm adversi-
ty-- comforting the afflicted re-.
lieving the distressed /: aud above
all, that humility Of soul. that un-
fegned and perfect regard Of Christ
ianity. These virtues constitute thy
LONELINESS. AdornesI bur will,
those of nature and simplicity, they
Will shine ike the reful gent sun. aud
display to man that the o,elincss Of
thy person is not To be found in The
eti1>el "rnamcnrs Uf thy hndy, bu,
In the reflection nj the reciitude and
serenit. Ola we'll spent life that scars
: abo, the transient vani'ies of this
world. And ~br" Thy days are end
ed here upon earth. III, happy spir-
II shall wait to the regions vi eter-
nal bliss.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

A RKwRIGHT sHIRTNGs.-A
IN very superiour article Of Sea +,
and Cotton for sale by piece or var,
q, iower prices han any herctsfsv,
by
n. M. 81. r. WHEATON.
Dec. 16.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
3)utlte AIMS,
STATE OF RHODE-lsLAND, &c.

= = = : = -
In General Assembly, Jan. Session,
n. H. 1897. ~
AN AC + In amendment of an act
entitled /" An Act to regulate the
Police of Tho town Of WarreM."
Section !. he II enacted BY The
Geleral Assembly, and by the Guthor-
ty thereof 1T Is enacted. that II any per
son nr persons shall hereafter ring
or toll, or shall attempt TO ring or
toll. any or either Of the bells i'Iany
or either of the public buildings IN
the town Of Warren, contrary to the
true intent aud meaning Of the act OF
which this act is in amendment, such
person or persons. and each aud cv-
cry one of ihem., shall upon COM
plant and conviction thereof before
any justice Of the peace within the
county OF Brist !, pay rs a finc a
sum not less than ten dollars, nor
more than twenty dollars, with all
cost Of prosecution one half there
0ft0 and for the use of the complain
ant. aud The other half thereof 10 be
paid into the town treasury for the
use Of the pour of said iown.
Sec. 2. .and be it further enacted,
that if any person or persons shall
commit any depreciation or trespass
upon any house of public worship,
school house. engine house, or any
other public property Of any other
kind in said town of Warren, such
person or persons. and each and ev.
every one Of them, stall pay as II
fine sum not less than five dollars,
not more than twenty dollars with
all costs Of ofprosccuti"n, t" be recov.
cred. paid and appropriated rs in the
iirst section aforesaid |; aud such
,crson or persons shall also pay
four told the damage theIraf. as is
provided in the second section Of the
act Of which this act is in amend
amendment.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

An Irish sailor. hearing the par.
son read from his desk the exploits
Of Sampson. inquired of his C.mpau.
ion il he was AZ Isish,nan but re.
ceiving NJ repl, =" W,s he an J.
rishman 7" vociicra'ed hr in true
boaiswain sfyie-(this astonished
and ro'ised tie r"ngrrgation )--.he-
cause. If lie wasn't. l kDow'd "a Den.
nis O'Nsai. in he Nor'I, of Ireland,
could twist n horse shoe in bis teeth.
and weep the decks with you and
YOU Salhpson."
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

ITALIAN SEWING s'LKS--s %
Of black and cnloured best SORT,
just received and tor ssle by ID. or re-
tail, by
n. M. & ]. Il. WHEATON,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10

AN ACT in addition to an act enti-
tied . An Act relating to bail. on
mesne process. in civil Actions"
BE it enacted By the General .qssen,
bly,. ana by the authority thers9f it IS
enacted, that the p'ainiitf, in any s uii
Anerelm judgement shall be render
ed, at amy Juslicc's court in this
State, and he amount 0f debt, cos.
and interest due upon said judgment
shall exceed twenty dollars, may be
entitled to hls w1I Ol scre iaclas, a.
sainst tile bali. from The Court Of
Common Pleas, III the county il,
which such Judgment may be rem
dered upon winch writ the pro-
ceednyo sna'i be the same IN all re-
spec,s as Il Judgment na0 been rem
dcred in sa,u Court vi Common
Pleas.
he il enacted BY The General Assem-.
bly, aud W tae authority thsrecj 1t i.
enacted, ihat Il any person or per.
sons shall WiiiingIy and knowingly
suffer any shecp or lambs, belonging
To such person or persons, to run al
age ~ amy Of the highways or
couimOns IN the tow u 0fSOuth Kings.
Town, a, any times betmc cen the frs,
day of AprII aud the first day oI
December, in any year, and bs
therefore lswulIy con>ic,etllshefort
any justice or Justices Vi Tile peace
in sad ID. Town, on the complaint or
infOrnatiOn "i any person occupying
land ln said town -.he, she or they
80 offending, shall forfeit and pay, as
a line, the sum Ot ten cents for ever,
sheep or lamb so suffered to ru,,
At large rs aforesaid in said town,
the one half thereof to ard for the
ase of the town Of South Kingstown. n.
and the other half to the use Of
aim who shall complain or prosecute
Tor the same /; and moreover the of
lender shall pay all costs ol prosecu.
lion end complain or prosecute for
the same |; and moreover the often.
der shall pay all costs of proscvu.
tion, and Conviction. and also b.
liable to pay all damages that any
person or persons shall sustain in
consequence of such damages tn be
recovered by an action, in the name
ofthe person or persons injured /;
provided, however. that this act shall
not take cSect until the first day Of
April, 1897.
AN ACTto amendment of act en-.
titled +" An Act directing the dc.
scent ofintestate estates, and the
settlement thereof. and for othe,
purposes therein MENTIONED"
he u enacted by the General .assem
bly, and By the authority thereof il is
enacted, That the oath required by the
ninth section f the act To which this
act is in amendment, to be taken b,
II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06
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Coudueted b, Aiesaadrr Douglas.
We attended - tue 9Th uh tae examination
Il Tue pupils ii tbs iazHInaou. I'D We thHl II
IN .o the ntieaptor "a use - the public eai
lndemeat II thrr performances. The eSainn.
aiion was stflrlh r,eid. md ur questions pro.
pounded wefs sufficiently numerous 10 develop
thoroughly III understanding nfthf pHpIs al
WY ,ubifet lasnefbbd ot iniefr.f atug md
answering MS peculiarly trreHtprndafofp
The questions were uf.#,d un such Il Nay. 1t. 10
exercise the undr iandiugUS well a. the mtnp.
y aud the answers WIRE no onif ml aud sa.
fitacturN but rVooniIe cNhihii Il much mtelb-
sencc, Ina word, all fhase ni,clies so well sai4
,allrd 10 empiay ilr iugenur, 81 the student
and 10 bun" hri l1nhnt poNels into action.
sernvd 60 baVrrlUmnd tie particular attention
ot tlw traehri Aadta havfbrru successfully mtbl=
c11ed upon tls uuts. 1h,l wanet, on llmasi
every subltt ucfted a correct knowledge
aud their clnstquvul enlargement oi mind ~.
spHed hem with considerable ie"rcc 81 hr
coming confidence Ino cnssr4 IA Philosophy.
kaetaric, History mud Geog,ophs rerl" ned IA
away harredrclrd upon Themselves much -
1T white tbpsc ou less important subiroa sreni-
81 by then ptnmptncss a considerable -hifc 81
cpmmcudtifun w. short bli the oll,.cs nrluit.
I'd tbcmscAes 50 ia 10 receive In concurrent
testimony oinpprobanun of those Who nssit Il
- tho eN tmo#uton. The Perception mcthpd oi
teaching knpit,h Grammar, We consuiri Rpnd
our. II i calculated both so establish The uph
IA the principle, 81 The Seizure, y taI'udef H.
expert IA the application OF thr rules &c IL
spocimrn, ofnltune we've oirhr fitst order
II vii be- seen hN tbe preceding examination
II branches, thu the punils had been occupied Ia
stud wing subjects of,Ee hst Importance. ibls
IS circumstance which contributes greatly h
me reputation of any literary institution Ihesr
studies property d-rlplne the mind, dspose II
Ia iHgalaf and srner reflection, enlaigo The IN
Outstanding. aad linus trnart female extensive.
" useful IN sorlrt, feualc education Is high-
y worthy ofaucutiun Tor mtay reasons, hoi
more particularly GA account OF lis conncNinn
with morality aud teligion IL pardtolat
splloic Ia hich female has to mptri affords hi
IN opportunity Tor dong much IL farming md
Improving tie moral aud religions CHARACTER oi
manNud. How necessary Is u, thrn, thd sha
should % e,ehty prepared ior ,hs important
t'sk The considerations induce ~ 80 y"
with pleasure the Disappearance those pifle-
d ees which opcc existed IA relation 80 ms sui.
ccl ahd 10 ieloicc "a the cXrrlIons that are now
nu,uH lor the ptpmaiioh ot I emHle Educmion
n Il ItaANLff Instructor.
Rev, tt NTH,
Rev. !. COR,
~ Howell DAVIES,
D. kIDaEi, I.sq.