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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17
LUNB BER,&cl,
WILLIAM COLLINS
Offers for sats, at his AZ
EVNCBWR YARNa

Offers for sais, at his si
EVNCBWR YANNa
& EASDNED Pine Hoartfs. ys
- Low priced ditto. large supply.
Pine Timber, all ssxes. ~
Spruce Joist. ditto ditto.
flemlock Jvist. ~ y 'se ~
North Carolina Cedar Shingles.
Eastern Cedar ditto. ioc priced.
North River Pine ditto. r =
North Carolina Cyrus ditto,
Clear sawed Clapboards. =
Sawed Laths.
1000 feet first rate OARS. ssf.i -t-
is M w u. hhds. Slaves With beading
Is Vi X. O.ditto from AZ to As inches.
With all other kinds Of Lumber US
uall y callcd'for.
-. IN STORE. -
Cut and Wrought Iron Nails. all sizes.
s,one Lime.
rw. rurpcntine. Rosin,
Molasses by the Hogshead. 1t
A lew barrels and bags Of Coffee,
ALSO, stee
IN general assortnsesat Of
| @tntfrtt8,
ar RE I.aiL. .
! July 15, 81
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

a ,Nia Court 'of Probate holden
IN within and for the town Of War.
isn,. on the 5th day OF February AID.
ll8y7,--lhe Commissioners appointed 8
to receive. and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate Of q ~. :.
JOHN SPELLMAN ''o
deceased. having made report--H 4
ordered thereon, That the consldera-
ton thereof Be referred to Monday
tne 9Th day OF Mar.iext, at 2 O'Clock,
p. NJ. and that previous notice be Civ
ii (bypublishihg tliis order three scv
eral times in the Northern starr to all
persons interested u appear at that
lnie aud be heard.
A true copy witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
Feb. TO-. 'H Clerk.
JOB Printing executed atthis ofics
WITH slespatCh f.s a
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17
q, 3pmUIsr Nana,
SrATE of RHODE-ISLAND, &c,

. ! rAOr NpND"-i~s - . II,
In General assembly. jan. Session,
II. ID. 1927. -
AN ACT in amendment 81 an act
-. establishing Auctions ers, :
Be it enacted BY the General Assen'
biu, ard by the authority shcreef Il IS
enacted, + hat hereafter, all g"ods,-
" ares. merchandise and effects what
zoe. or, being the grawth, produce
or manufacture ofthe United States,
(exccpt distilled spirits, be exempt
Iron, all Auction duties I; aud that
ON auction sales vi all
goods, wares, and merchandise and
,csects whatsoever which are not oi
Inc growth, produce or manufac t"rc,
oi lbu Unitcd States, and which are
now subject 10 the payment OF a du.
~ 10 tnc State, the daiy shall be
one dollar and fifty cents Tor every
dollars Of the value ut which
ihe same shalt be sold and at anu
altcr ti.c same rate for any greater
or lessSsuln, to be paid at the times
and thea manner mentioned IN the
&c, entl, section Of the act 10 whjcl'
this is ils1alncndnlent. -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

2. Lady WalI1ce and David Hume
wee paFtistto eaeI, other. They
:. onfs c stwseit the firth from = King.
horn ,o beth iugethcr, whrn "a vl"l
1ent sedrsn rendeSSsd The 'pss,eng. ~
Apprei,ensite',f a sAi water death 7;
slid her lad, SHIPS terror inaated
her 10 sex sops"Ia'nn from her
frwnd, wl,o.. wirh infnde sANG
FayID. ASSURED her. [" be ,hmghs
tpeIe,, sss grrAl ,pr"bAbiIry nf their
{. becp,p,pg tnpd d,f'r hes."--''An,,
pray my dear irirnd." said L4iy
lWSIiace.s = ~h,ch d, You ,hink the,
piiI'ca' firS.,' '--" il.Sse Who are
'giuiions." ryImd the historian.
OWL, andohlnedIy faIf foul Of me
bu til" cpic1res w'li sstsck your iar
-shn'." saKs-f~
:" Ls94h9t 500
a sa lea 81. -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

Cure tor Drunkenness. The fol.
Lowing IA said 10 be MIR. Lhise aus
rehtdy f,r drunkenness :--Tincture
oil ASA e ida. Tart. Anti,noDy, : nd
lperacuanila.. Mix these With ihe
par icuiar Iqa"v, which yon visit
to sii,ln. aad drink a wn,e glass fdll
every niurning. fasting for a week.
Az iniasion Of the leaves Vt tobacco
is ufrs.ien.d As a valuable aux,iia,
-, d.
The remedy is bad eWuyh but
the disease is worse. ti
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

-afMI spouse. Capt. J. observed
that his wne was in'ssessed ol five
fnils-7ihat sheslsas beautiful, dutitui,
youthful, plentiful. and an arm futI.
'SoDoM AND GoMoRRAfr. Dr..
Dsubeny. in hrs late Published
work ON volca:oes, endeayOrs Ia
sloM, from the des .rIptbmiof Moses,
and from The present Stpcct of the
country. .hat Srdom and .Gonoriah
was destroyed by volcanic erupt-
ion, which the Dcilv used in execu-
ting his will against those guilty
citirs. He supposes That Lofts wife
WAS ovortaken byJa stream vi lava,
which, DEPRIVED her III her hie. en-
Crusted hsr who're sne si0odss.i and
rendered her a" ad'nouitas y exam
pic To future genera'iuilSs Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
WHAT WE CALL DUTIES

Every man ough, TO pay bis debts-yhs can.
Every man ought 10 help has neighbor-f he
can
Every young man and woman ought 10 &c,
married-if they can.
Every Representative in Congress and the
Legislature, ough, to inform thei: constituents
wha, they are doing-jf they can
Every man should do his work to please his
customers-Jhe can.
Every man should please his wife if he can.
Every wife should submit herself unto the
will of her husband'-f she can,
Every lawyer should Tell the trulh-if he can,
Every preacher of the gospel should be a
Christian-if he can.
And finally every reader may add to the a.
boYe-3 Mean. bAs. Ga=.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
FIR ON the Cincinnati Gazette.
THE ROBERTS OUTRAGE

Most Of Gen Jackson's followers continue TO
rage at the exposure Of their idol, in this case,
more in the fury Of desperation, than like ra-
,ional beings. Their denuncia,ions against the
Editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette, are in the
mos, unmeasured license of abuse. With this
they combine bold unqualified contradiction,
and, at the same time, promise explanation and
vindication, in such terms as clearly imply that
there is something 10 be explained.
The Nashville Gazette of April 10, notices
the subject with much more decency Of manner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
Sweet Oranges, sc

Fish Salt, &c.
VAUDEVILLE LARMOUR offer for sale, for
WI cash, or usual credit,
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
280 sacks blown do
100 chests young Hyson tea
40 half chests do do
70 boxes, half chests and chests gunpowdeF
and imperial do.
Is hhds Muscovado and New Orleans sugars
SO barrels do do
10 boxes Havana white sugar
81 hhds Barbados and New-Oreans molasses
$50 bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee
5 seroons Aotant indigo
10 casks cheese
200 boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
SO barrels rosin
With a constant Apply of
The Best Family Flour, Vines, Liquors, Spices ana
other GROCERIES.
april 19-mw&f If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
IDrugs and Medicines. 70


John J. SAYRS, apothecary and druggist, has re.
% moved to the store formerly occupied BY JamcsC.
Barry. adjoining the Franklin house, and has just re-
ceived dozen bask cts of superior Salad Oil.
Country Merchants may obtain every article in his
line, and will find it to their advantage to call on him.
MEDICINE CHESTS put up, and repaired with
the necessary directions as usual april 28-eod3w
NoW is The time 10 use Stomachic Buffers, grand
restorative 10 health
nOCT. Wcddcrburn, informs his friends and the
Dpublic generally, he has now on hand at his Shop
on Fairfax street. large supply of the above unc'
quaed article, by the bottle, dozen gallon or quart
All who DESTROYS enjoying that inestimabe bles,
sing, heath-in climates like this, where fogs and
miasmas, at this, and other seasons OF
the year will find it to their advantage, to use them
two or three times day-as great benefits will be de-
rived from them, in extreme Of debility, they
have seldom failed to have the desired effect as can
be proved by number Of our most respectable citl
zens of both sex. They also have been used in many
places in Virginia, viz. Richmond Norfolk, Gospor
Hampton on the Potomac, Rappahanoc and James Riv'
ers, and the lower counties Of Maryland. They also
have been highly spoken of in Kentucky, Pensa-
cola, Tallahassee, Key West, New Orleans Mananzas,
[Cuba,l Bermuda, ST Thomas, St Bartholomew and
Martinique each bottle has label of directions and
sealed, and stamped wtL my seal, to prevent eoun-
terfeies mar 3f-3awfm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-02
From The Boston Recorder.

ABSOL0M.
The waters slept Nights silrery veli hung 10"
On Jorlan's bosom. and the edd,es curi d
Their CLASSY rings beneath II, IKE ''ie s''''
UnbroIen beating of the sleeper's pulse.
The reed, bent down the stream-the willow leaves
With soft cheek upon the iuling tide
Forge, the lifting winds, and the long stems
whose flowers The waters like gentle nurse
Rear on its bosom, quietly give way
And leaned in graceful attitudes To rest
How strikingy the course OF nature teiis,
BY its light heed of human suffering,
That it was fashioned for happier world!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
.I,he Columbian Minister.
For the TVilminet0a;Ga.

Politics How dry how little it resem-
bies the variegated parterre of Poetry The
one a dry stubble field, at once unhandsome
and unprofitable;--th other, rich ilowery
vale, balmy with the dews of Spring, and
dispensing sweets on every breeze. The
one calculated to excite and foster, only an
overreaching circumventing spirit; the o.
ther elicitng and ornamenting the noblest
and purest emotions of our nature. One the
language Of cool, double-tongued diplomacy
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
[7'ransiated for The IFilmingtea;aa ]
INTERESTING.

From the "Gaceta MercantiI, . Of Buenes Ayres,
Oct. oath, 1896
In the beginning of this month We pub
lished an important notice, derived from re
spectacle letters from England, which let
ters assured us that in Europe there existed
project of dividing Spanish America into
two vast empires; and we have now seen orig
NAL letters from France, dates to the mid
die of August, which, referring to private
intelligence from England, state, in a posi-
tive manner, that in Col onbia has originated
this very project of dividing between two
men the lives, the fortunes and the liberties
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

OF frultless argument, the other that OF re-
fined feeling or exquisite description. Com
pare one page of genuine poetry, or rich IL
structlve prose, with another Of harsh, stub
porn erascible debatery, and what man of
taste ana feeling would not repose, after en-
countering the thorny maze of the latter.
with enhanced enjoyment in the grateful
ease and elegance of the former. These re-
marks apply to style and dict,on alone. but
the difference in moral excellence and intel
lectual range and elevation is not less strik-
ing. Where is the beautiful and sublime of
Politics? In a Washington, perhaps, we
may find both; but how many Washingtons
has the world produced since its creation.
think not another so grandly virtuous, so
brave, so pure in principle, so immensely
tar removed from the communicating touch
OF the demon of Politics, Ambition. But in
Poetry, even Shakespeare is not unique.
1t would be trite and unnecessary to mention
the long cmblazoned list of names who have
won the need of immortality by genius a.
lone. While the politician and diplomatist
have been schooling their lips and features
to deception, and "laying the flattcring unc-
ton to their hearts" that all is for the pub
lie veal, and anticipating future aggran-
aizement from present chicanery, the Pact,
"the world forgetting, by the world forgot"
IN the solitude, perhaps, of a lonely cottage,
has been framing the witching melody at
whose charmed tones all hearts should vi
brate, from the lord Of palace to the wan
dering and harmless mendicant. H.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
Rogers Of fLondon, who was burnt at smithfeld,
1555.--N Y. Post.
LONDON, Jan. z.

The Duke Of York.-It is with extreme regret
VIC have to announce that no further hopes are
entertained for the preservation of the Duke OF
York. 1t is stated on authority on which the
greatest reliance may be placed, that with view
of keeping his Royal Hghness free from bodily
pain, no farther medicines will be administered
to him to arrest the sure but slow progress of
his inveterate disease. In few days, at latest,
We say with heartfelt sorrow, the public will
learn the melancholy tidings of his departure to
that "bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns" The Sacrament was administered to
him by the bishop Of London on the 28th De-
cember
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Mr.. Jared Sparks, Editor of the North Amer
lean Review, has made arrangements with Judge
Washington for publishing an entire edition of
General Washington's Works. to consist OF
his letters to the Governor cf Virginia during the
French war, his State Papers, Official Corrcspon-
dencc, both military and civil, and such of his
private letters as may be deemed suited for pub
licaton; the whole to be comprised in series of
volumes, with notes and illustrations by the cs-
tccmed editor.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
Executors Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
KEMP, late of Wilmington, Card-maker, dec,
are requested to make payment, and all persons
having CLAIMS ON said estate, are also desired to
exhibit them duly attested, when they will be
Immediately paid.
VIM. MARSHALL.
I'd mo-, 5th, 1927. 21-4tp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

The following draft Of law relating to
habHnal GrRnkardS, has been presented.
by the Grand Jury Of the State Of Maryland,
to the General Assembly Of that State, now
sitting. When we reflect upon the appall-
ing misery and distress produced in society
by the too free use of ardent spirits, We can
not but express an anxious wish for an anti
dote to counteract the evil. How manv are
there within the knowledge of every ndi-
vidnal. who are pursuing course OF habitu-
al drunkenness, to the loss of reputation,
waste of property, and ruin of families.
Drunkenness is the mammoth vice Of this
country, and its baneful effects upon the
community are without parallel.
For the sake of moral Improvement on
the part of this class Of citizens of our own
state, (and it is by no means small one) We
hope that similar acts may, as soon as posi-
BILE, find place among the laws of this
state; for this is the only means by which
the evil can be met and its progress arrest
ed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last. by the Rev. John P.
Peckworth, Mr.. JAMES McANALL, to Miss RE-
BEceA YANEMAN, both of this Borough
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
IRELAND.

Extreme distress exists in the Southern dis
tricts of Ireland. 1t was declared at public
meeting i'll Cork, by the Rev. Mr. G'Gagan,
that such wretchedness and misery was never be-
fore witnessed; that besides those who exhibit
their poverty in the streets, there were others
still worse off who were housed in lanes and gar
rets, "without even a particle of straw or cover
ing, much less of food, and in this state they re-
NAMED until they expired of absolute famine
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
For the Wiimin.gtonian.

''A good cup of coffee, however, and a tsw
warm cakes, with such other articles as the ta-
bic supplied in abundance, and we endeavored to
enjoy ourselves as WeH as circumstances ,oouM
admit. ."-Larher's Vasit TO Dover.
In reading the above sentence am a little
puzzled to find out the meaning; and when
venture conjecture as to the meaning in
tended to be conveyed, doubt the possibil-
ity of the facts stated. Does the writer of
the above, mean that the "other articles"
only, were supplied in abundance". Ifso,
there must have been sad deficiency of the
necessary essentiaAties of good and COM
Portable breakfast. But if he includes the
other two clauses ofthe sentence in the ref
erence of abundance" the sentence will ap
pear somewhat laughable. To furnish cuff
of coffee "in abundance" seems little i'm
probable. and the attempt would raise a
smile; but when we think of fezv marn.
cakes being "suhhHed in abundance" 1--WE are
forced to laugh outright. This seems like
Plentiful searci.y
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
T1EE WTLMIWGTCN1AN,
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, Feb. 8, 1897.

Late European advices have been receiv-
ed at NewYork. We have but barely time
TO give the following paragraph as news
from Spain, which comes, not direct, but BY
the way OF France:
The Courier Francais Of December Goth,
says:-
"Authcntc accounts frcm Madrid state tha,
King Ferdinand, in consequence of the ultmat
TN which has been presented to him, recurring
him to answer it without delay, and without sub.
tertugr, has recognised the Constitutions, GOV.
ernncnt and Charter Of Portugal, has promised
to scnd AN Ambassador to Lisbon, and to receive,
one from the Regency; TO break OIL all kinds ot
con!inatlons and completely with the Portuguese
rebellion, and TO give all other kinds of saisf..c-
ton which have been required Of him bv Eng
land"
ihis intelligence is confirmed hv all the o.
tAcr French papers. The Courier Francais ads:
III now renains to he seen what guarantee
will be required OF Ferdinand, and what further
pledge ne can offer of fidelity to the most SOL
elnn promises The first and most essential Of
these guarantees would be an irrcvocablt. ,,nun.
ciation ofabsolute power--of that power, with
out check and control Of which lie has not been
ahic 20 iaakc any other use than torcccac bnly
.o'i. s'olti!ie ~ i.iislollune, anu 10 Dig under
his feet an abyss into which he cannot fail to nrc
cipitate himself and his people, unless he can Be
deprived of a weapon. which is equally fatal 10
the throne and to all SPAIN
Meantime the priesthood and tanatical party
N Spain, behaved AS fiarously and nallly AS G.
rer-The Constitutional of December eth,
says.-
'sfhc news that we have this momcut rccciy-
ad, states, that while the Spanish Government Il
entering into specific engagements, Spain has.
risen, ard is i'll flame. 4 letter from Madrid of
the l4th, published by the Indicator Of Bol-
dea'lH, q well informed Journal, announc es that
the converts situated near the frontiers Of Portu-
gal. are converted into manufactures Of arms,
into magazines Of clothing and accoutrcmcnts
and into arsenals. 1t is added, that the clergy
lavished gold in the province of Galicia ard at
Salamanca. to obtain recruits and swell the ranks
CT the Portuguese insurgents. How treat with
the Government of such country"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Noah in search ofa 7Yifc.!! The bach,
ors of New York, says the Baltimore Pat
Ilot, at their meeting last week, appointed
NJ Nj. Noah, one of your real belwether
bachelors, to "watch over the interests of
me Bachelors" The crusty old Crlebs, in
MS paper OF Monday, says, II cannot serve;
ana teel that have had the honor too long
OF watching over the interest of bachelors,
ana have therefore come to the determna-
tion OF at once declaring my intentions to
marry, and thus raise the standard OF rebel
non against the whole fraternity, totis piri-
Gus. The fact is, this bachelors life is
Fasabond kind of life, after all said in its
praise: it is i'll the long end, taking pointers
auu ponies, fresh bottle of champaign and
1ohs rubber of whist, more expensive than
q, married one, that is, if you get a reasona.
e'e wife; besides, on serious reflection there
.S"o prescribing limits to this taxing sys-
YIN when once fairly under way; this year
.He bachelors may take place of the dogs
,,S Al year they may be compelled to aid i'll
sns sns creation of fund to support old maids,
sn,,. au u war should break out, the bachelors
nus, inuss oo all the fighting; then, on the other
rame, 'aMa, II this "single blessetness,' as it is
n iI.sa' @ is luxury, it is "unbecoming a NOR
i, tha tn religious people" to indulge too much
u snem ;fs So will repent and marry--that
ill., can get any clever body to have me.
v,on,, mind to advertise for wife, as it
srr;,.a ,a.a cost nothing; but, though could de-
Sas sSrlos the lady toierably we'll, the difficulty
hsu.I oe to describe myself. However,
theoy renounce all allegiance, adhesion, at
lor's l's'nsnt' ne propinquity and love to bache-
M,chn.e; and am resolved, before General
proy;,;ns pr;es bill goes into effect, to defeat the
honor ons OF the law by swearing to q love,
lgstnr,a aha ;N obey" though believe that OBJ
no mats generally taken by the wife; but
avoid !, pay no bachelors tax, if can
y. as to sending straight waistcoat
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
Prices of Country Produce.

WILMINGTON, FEB. 8, 1927.
FLoun, superfine, per barrel. ..,......Ss rs
Mlddlings.. ........... SO so
RYE, E,......."............ -. ........$3 o3
WHEAT, white, per bushel or 60lbs. ......
Do. red, do do..........1
ConS, per bushcl or 57lbs. s................ SIS
Do Meal per bushel... -. ........ 70
IN MARKET.
Rntter, 20a25 cts.-Eggs, 10 a16-Lard, II a ~
Bacon, 8 a 9-IIam, 9a12-Potatoes. 80.
Pork, 43 S pr cwt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
Wednesday, Next,
Rhode-Island Lottery,

For the benefit ofthe West Baptist Society,
FOURTH CLASS.
To be drazcn al Providence, the 2Ist day Of
FebrKQru 1927
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Aingudqr CireHnSt0nrc.--Thc truth Of The fol-
lowing extraordinary circumstance may be reii-
ed on, as there are several gentlemen in town
who can testify its yeracty. family Of Indi-
ans from the lake Of the Two Mountains, during
their hunting excursion last summer, caught a
young Bear about two weeks old; Squaw Of
the party determined to bring it up, for which
purpose she weaned her own child boy Of a
bout one year old and took the cub TO nurse in
its place. The cub in a short time became vc-
lry fond OF its adopted mother, and would search
her Out from amongst a crowd; when recognized,
he would search and tease her until she would
give HIM access to her breast, lfhe thought he
had been too long neglected ofreceiving food as
her adopted sucking, he would signify his wish
es laying hold other breast, and would growl and
show his dsplcas'lre if taken away before his ar-
petite had been thoroughly s.,ated.
Montreal Herald
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

On Sunday week, A. M. the thermometer
at Whitehall, New-York was thirty-eight degrees
below zero The coolest weather ever experi-
enced at that place. On the 18th ult. the ice in
the Niagara river had formed bridge complete
y across from the United States to his Maesty's
dominions.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Peter Martin, a free man of colour, was found
murdered in one of the streets ofPetcrsburg on
Wednesday morning last. The body was stab
bed i'll several places. Another colorcd man has
been arrested on suspicion of having done the
bloody decd.