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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Truytee's Sale.
Jan 27-dis

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
/ District of Columbia, sittr E in Alexandra, in
Chanccry. shall expose TO public sale. at the Tavern
of Mr.. Michael Clesry, in the village Of occ' quan,
Three Tracts, or parcels of Land.
adjoining each other and near SAID village; KIN wn ~
Sc pies. the Free Tracts. containing $50 acres
one 374 lO7-60 and another s. e 100 acres.
IN al, will take place Fridoy the 18Th day Of
March merit at II Oekck W and the con.i,ion terms
Of sale, a. erected b, tile ssd decree third
of the purchase money ~ be paid 'hr day OF ses
and the remaining two thirds IN one sna two y, -
thereafter. in eqpa portions, with interest iron 40
day OF sne; the purchas or purchasers g'Ntk IND
and security, the satisfactory Ut he Trustee, for tho
puncruai payment thereof at which Tune only tho
property is to be conveyed.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
fob l-1au6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

j
strong suspicion Of having seen il before
However is good, ole o. new:-
THE BACHELOR', REGISTER.
Ais wears incipien PREPARATIONS are mani-
fr.,ed toward, the young ladies. IL much
Ain shinp and ronfu sion occurs when addressed
nv handsome woman. Is, confidence when
N Conversation with he ladies' is much increas-
ed. le, becomes angry f treated BY them as q
hov 90. berrays creat consciousness OF his
own charms aud madness. 81, looking glass
become, an indispensable piece OF furniture IN
hix dressing room, and in some instances findS
Us waviu,o the pocket, 90, nsufferable pup
nvi,m now exhihieG. %, thinks no woman
,ood enough tn enter the marriage state WI
him "a. is caught unawares by the snare OF
mid. Is, the connection broken OH from sen
c,ncei, on hi, part 20, conducts himself win
Mrs of much superiority towards her. II, paws
hi, addresses TO another lady, no: vi hnu' nope
M mortiGvIug the frs. %, Is mortih'd ana
frantic on b. ing refused. %, rails against Tue
fair sex IN general as hairless beings. 81, seems
,,oros, aud out Of humour in all conversations
m m ,,rimony. 81, coB'smplaes mauimo"y
more under rae i, fluence Of interest INA" pFs-
viousy. 80, begins TO consider personal o3au'
IL a vie not so indispensable as formerly.
a. still ne aims high opinion oil ms a't'acho"'
husband. 81. consequently has the nope
,h,, Ge NAV s,li marry chicken. s. Iai's
ds.,lv and violently il love with one OF IL
ss a, drrnier de>esDor! au'ther refusal 81
nd ulpes now in every kiLd OF dissipation so,
s,uns the best pail Of the female SEX anu III"
,on,ola ion for MS spl en- In toe so0iey ~ Ia
die, Of cav dispositions %, suffers ""1"
morse add modification IN 81 SONG ~
gins to think he is growing o'a' ye' All" 'es'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

o. last SUNDAY week Pr, shy;srian Church
., o,gnized at Occqqaap. Virginia, consist
., 4 four cen members, on: Of wnom VS. Or
i..! IS an EIDE. They are without pas
=. Tue Rev. w c. WALroN, OF this place,
,5-i,,ed on he occasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

"eex'rsct from the first Of Mr.. Webster
'a'Ou' speeches Oil the public land question
VIC following beautiful aliusion TO the srow,h
" he state Of Ohio:-
or, Was not till Gen. Wayne'svic'ory, in
~ Thar 1t could be said, we had conquered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

C0LONBla'- ~ 49, . - 49, -
Xys-
ave have coasCr,ed with Captain Davis, OF
A, brig Native, which arrived Nes'e'dIy fr"m
|u,,ic.5n, He lrfi on the % December Up
10 ma, line no infolma ion all brrn received
|of Gen. P4'z having declared thc separation OF
y,a.zaela from the res Of Colonhia, aud e'e
"a, OILS rumor rha he Intended II do So
r our h,mble opinion, Ger. Peg wil, walt aud
sr WA, is he result OF the Cow "n'ion 1T b.
?, a, uelurs he asop's rash a mea>n'e. l e
sac If he oonary VS. general y que
Wna't,er Psez my dn, says tn New York
CONNER isL II viii be wi h perfectly good
Understanding he ween Roll, ar AM Inns IT,
Thy are only ilayng he same game a. which
hey have Two or rhrre times befoie shown
a,ir dex,ri,y; by which The Bolivian Code
", once ia posed upon Peru, and tie power ct
IN, I.ihera,or was made absolute in Colombia,
The JouruaH adds
Since the above was in type. we have re-
oi,ed B gotta paper, OF No % The Lib
,-,or arrived al p $50 on The 10, and l'ft on
hrl2h lie was expected 10 re Oh Poraya" on
III. 20 h, ah'rce he would proc ed directly I" The
capital The same paper contSins the Treaty
Of pace recently ratih,d between Colombi1,
AMI Peru"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

So, rumo,s have been anoa' as 10 letters
..r,, ,,ys been receiv.d rom Alidshipmen
,,,o from rae wreck Of the iioRNEr, and car
u 20 s,ain. Unfortunately, we believe, these
.,,,, A., wi,nou, foundation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
Public Sale.

SHALL sell by public auction, to the highest bidder
Il on Wednesday. tine l7;h day of February. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at Union Farm, Major L.
Lewis's MILL various articles Of household furniture.
horses cattle sheep, hogs corn, hay, farming u,ens
&c Terms Of sale for all Ut FIVE dollars and
der cssh credit OF nine months all above IS.
The purch. ser to give bond with good security.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON, Executor
feb 9 cf Bushrud Washington, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
So,ice
Brandy alld Gin.
" Ns- Found,

In the street, yesterday evening, Bunch of Keys,
Il which may be Of value to the loser ANY person
having lost them, have them application at this
Ofice, on aging the cost of this advertisement.
feb S-SI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

On sa urday morning, at dNyhsh', the 'he'-
n,ne,er stood A, g deg ees ABOVE zrro-bring
n, codes, morning ,hi, win e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
For Neat,

E., A three sorry BRICK Warehouse, fire
g~ET, proofs we'll known stand for grocery or
H.. ship chandlery store, southwest corner OF
Prince aud Union street, just at the head OF
Prince Street Dock. THIS property will be let low to
q csrefui tenant. Inquire Of
ISAAC ROBBINS, .ageR
Feb 4-dlwtyeOlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

Up We are requested to announce that
SPENCER MORMON BALL will he supported by mum
Der Of the rreehoers Of Fairfax, to represent that
County in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
ian 11--2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

Tweaty dollars Reward.
TAN AWAY from the subscriber, living at Goose
"a b., Chares county, Maryland, negro man
named BL3NFORD II years of age, feet FIVE or six
inches high, and not very black Ills clothing is OF
country cloth, dyed purple; he WAS purchased OF Dir
Richard Lee. Iivng spring Bank, near Alexandra,
in the neigborhool of which place it is supposed he is
will Give the above reward if brought home, or
secured in any Jail SO that get him AGAIN
MARTINI f. MASON,
.7dn.'r Of Thomas Mason.
Goose Bay, jan 90 div
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
New Goods.

New GO0OS.
nICHARD s. HOPKINS u Go. have received an
additional supply of dry goods, consisting in part OF
Blue and mkt cloths
Do do cassimeres and e,nets
White, red and green fannels
BLACK bombazettes. cod circassisns
Black Italian lustr,ngs. satin lcvan,ines
Ca,icoes, Italian grapes, Aag aud bandanns hdkfs
Ladies and gentlemens gloves, black worst hose
.1ickings, domestic plads, checks, &C. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
From The Yeu- York Courier and Enquirer.

The following may be original. bu' we have
strong suspicion Of having seen II teiote.-
Howcyrr Is good, ole o. news
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

y. Y.J.urnal Of Commer ce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08
commissioners Sale

feb l-fa~6w
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
ITCH.

TITS filthy snd infectious. dis order, be
ever soin' e;-rate, may be ured in on
hours application by the Use Of
DUMFRIES' OlNTENT.
Il is unrivalled for the pieasontsess. ease
erped.iion, safely and certainly. with which
it produces a perfect cure Of this disease.-
The ointment is known 10 be certain and ex-
peditious in its operation, Ms to effect cure
in one kours application o,ly! without sny
hazard Of taking cold, as the composition doe
not contain the least ps rticle IL mercury, or
sny other dangerous Ingredient it may be
applied with perfect safety in the state ol
pregnacy, and even to children at the breah
Prepar ed from the Original Recipe in ST.
8. ofthe late DIR. W. 4. CONWAY, by his i'm
mediate Successor, and the sole Proprietor
T.. KIDDER, Of whom it may be had whole
sale with all the other medicines prepsred
by the late ~. Conway,) at his Count nd
Room, over No. 10. corner OF Court and Han
ovsr-streets, and at retail, by his special sp.
pointment, Of J. WILLIAMS, Warren, X.
- Observe, none are genuine withou
the written signature of T. KIDDER on the
outside printed wrapper.
Fur sale by J. WILLIAMS, War
en-.
Nav IA.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

% AT : mseving Of the citizens Of
Bristol. convened 1t The State House
% rhursday sssnins last, pursuant 70
aosics, Tor the pvspese sf devi,ing
means = ssPprsss ~ we Of latempes
aaes. es''n (
0sAs prRss D,nAE wss esllsd le
IL Cheir. asd 0sldse Dseriks ~. .
pei. ~ Ssss ssssy. "a III - .s.s..i' (;
TIE Meeting wss sddras.ed - I
sssyl fsseihle ;had inprsssivs .ssnnss
|by John Move. Esq, Capt. Wiilisn
Pssrss. III MI. Qrsn Spencer, md -,
sssl sshss>. Afiss which Il wss
Rsssiesi. That III = expsd;sal Il
fsrais Bsisstl. . Society fes shs rrs
nosisa u Tsnpetsacs II che ass of q
dsnt spi,ils. 1s..s .s.s .s..
Rssslssd, Thss Z Ceanistss o. s.bs
| sppoissed = drais and report = Csust
tuition or Compact. for the gevesumeh
of such Society, aad also. TO invite
some saitshle pstsonto deliver On Al
dress at the adjoqrnment Of this meet
ing. i
Resolvsd, That Messrs. George Howe
Golden Dsarth, William E. Norris
I.emuri W. Briggs and Benjamin
Hall, be that Committee, ie
Resolved. That this Meeting be .ad'
lournsd to the Gath inst. At the same
place.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
NOTICE.

n t. Towa Council, Feb I. 1850:
IA Resolved, That the Clerk Cause
6osics. 10 be giveu. 10 the Northern
stsr. that prsposals viii be erscived By
the Town Council, for imprsvipg the
towns Form and providing for the
poor af the town, Tor = term II ftime 0i
from one TO foar years, from the Goth
uf March next--that all sueh pr oPossll
be in writing, setting forth ske terms
en which they will lake he use Of the
farm sndprovite for the pour, accord
ing to ! Bill offare, sanctioned or =
greed to by the overseeor Of the poor
And that said proposals be deliver
ed TO BARNARD SMITH, Esq. on or be
fUre the FIRST Monday Of March next.
A true Copy,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

DIED.
In this town, on Sunday last, Mn Sally
Collimore, wife Of the late Mr. Nymphus
Collimore. and daughter of the late Mr. John
Stephens. She has loft en- sged mother and
3 charden to mourn her low.
In Bristol. ON " "Wednesday las. Mrs Rsbec
ca Millers relic, Of the late Nc Allen Miller,
aged - years. =
In Provid nee. on Tuesday morning last.
af,er short and distressing ilI,ees. Mrs Sally
Blanding, wife Of Mr. Shubel Blaading. Mr.
Nathan Waterman, in the seth year of his
age segie
=. IN Taun'ons Mrs Elizabeth Dean, eyed
os.-On Wednesday lasr. Mr. Oliver Dean,
.gsdSe.
In Br,dgswatsr. on the 2Ash uln Mr. Benja
min beach. aged ST.
IN .A,.lsbeseugh. on the 28th ult. Miss Sa-
rah Fsller. aged 50 years,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

Administrator's Sale.
UTkDkR lhs dise:tisn I'D sdvjee
" of(ho Hon Tewn Csuscil eftAo
town Of Wsrres. viii ~ sold q Psb
lie Aucsisn. % Saturday. the aOsh in,e
1t 2 o'clsck 10 ~ sfisrneep, The fol.
lowing sssicles, belsagiag the esests es
SxlrH BowRn. Esq. deceasod on -
Beds and Bedding
Chests Dcsks
TablesChairA
Crockery, Tin and Glass
Ware
! Hollow Iron Ware.
Z Old Wagon Wheels
Iron Bars--Harnesscs
Old Chsise---6c. &c.
Together with lot Of Farming Utsn
sils, and Mechsnick's Tools.
Sale to take place 1t the dwelling
house Of the lste smith Bowen. decsss
ed.- Terms Cash.
JOHN PEARCE. Admir-.
with the Will annexed.
SIMMONS COLE, Auc'r.
Feb6
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

A Ia Court Of Probate holden with
IA in and for the town Of Warrea,
On the let day Of February. 1880. the
Commissioners on the Estate Of
THOMAS INGRAHAAl.
late Of Wsrt en-, deceased, made Re-
port Ordered. thu: tn. consideration
thereof be referred To . Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the Town Clerk $
Office, IN Warren, on the first Monday
in March next, AID that all persons IN
terested, be notified by publishing this
order three several times in the North
ern Star, to appear at that time and
bs heard If they see fit. BY Order,
".iN 8. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
Sherif's Sale
BRISTOL. SC. Warren, Sepiembs
seth, A. D. 1892
. WILL ;. sold at
G!i: Siypl,t iaS /, AUcr-

- iON. on the prem =
ises. on the end day Of January. A. y:
1880. at E o'clock, afternoon, all the
right; title, and interest which Johs,
Kelley. Lydia Rogers, Betsey Holden,
Samuel J. Mathesvson, and Sslly Mafh:
ewson. had Oh the FIRST day Of Septem
Iber, 4. D. 1899. at II o'clock before
noon. in and to certain lot Of J.an.l
with Dwelling House thereon stands
ing, situate in the Town OF Warren
and bounded as follows, 10 wit /: begin
ming at the South East corner thereof;
and thence. running Northerly sixty
nine feet by Water street, thence tura
ing and running Westerly. and bounded
Nmthe'Iy by land lately of Duncab
Kalley, deceased. ninety feet, thence
South and bounded Westerly by land
lately Of said Duncan Kelley, sixty
,.lne feet, to lane or street. and thence
iIasterly and bounded Southerly b, said
street ninety feet to the first mention
cd corner. containing about ors eighth
Of an acre; be the same more or less,
with all the privileges and appe, tenah.
ces thereunto belonging. 10 satisfy nd
Execution in favor Of the President,
Directors and Company Of the War
rem Bank. vs. said Kelley, Rogers,
n iol,len, nd Samuel J. and Sally Maili
ewson, Il pied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,ssD. Sheriff.
| Jan. 2.
|eT1'be above sale stands adjourned
70 the Sd day Of May next at 2 o.
clock, p. M.
SIMMONS COLE. b. Sheriff:
Jan. o,
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Feb 6
Town tlcrk's Office wal rem, Feb s, 1880.

Town Clcrk's Office Wai rem, Feb 8, 1880.
AJOTlCE IS hereby given, that the
lN administrators " Ii the Will
annexed, on the c>ta.e Of SMITH
BOWEN. late of;;Waf !, deceased.
has presented hiss first ;ount for a.
lowance and that th. onsideraiion u
thereof, is referred t0 Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at thu own Clerks
Office, on the fist Monday IN March
nex'. "a, e o'clock. in the AFTERNOON, and
that all persons interested, may sp
pear at that time and be heard.
S. RANDALL. p. Clerk.
Esh q go l-.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

VX7lLL be let at PUBLIC AUCT
wv ION, for one or MOI e years on
the premises, ON the 25th day Of March
next, at = O'clock. afternoon, unless
sooner let at private sale. about one
hund ed acres of excellent LAND
with ones third part lof Dwelling
HOUSE. and . BARN
and CRIB thereon. situate in Barring
ton. being . part Of the Farm lately
belonging to Gen Thomas Allin. For
further particulars inquire Of LEVI
HALLE, Esq. in Warren. or Major
ALLEN HUNT, 10 Seekonk.
ELIZABE1H II .aLLlE.
harrington. Feb 6. 1880.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

( IN Camsricos, (Cubs) Mr. William Falev,
Of Bristol. R. |. to Miss Martha B. Wilson,
Of Windham, Coan.--Mr william Munroe IN
Miss Harriet Fa'ss. both Of Bristol, R. L.
. III Fall River, Mr. George Borden to sMiss
Rebecca Reed.
At Wexford, Mr. .Asa B Waite 70 Mss
Frances p Fl eeborn, both Of WEXFORD.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
DR., DlTENPoRTS BILLI0US

sV,FlE increased sale Of these Pills for the
i short time they havo been III uess has Gar
,ScSsded the most Saneuiht sxpt ttsti6ns Of
hs propgistors; and thSy deem ihdt nst .
efficient proof 81 their good qualities.
Dv, DsssspSrf's esls1rsfSa
EYE w ATE h,
which nssds only to b ussd to.be hieAIy
approved of, Tor ali sorts Of weak and sore
Wheaton's itch Ointment.
The character Of this cslebrstsc Ointment
;s 20 we'll sst sblishsd, sSt need no explsns-
ton, for being I ples6ant. safe and csrtein
remedy for that loathsome dissasa = = ai.c
Z certain cure f6f all sruptisae o. the ski6s
md the Salt Rhspu. Pies u 10 seats;
N's, u hes s.ssu rse.s..y ii..ji .sesrs'sso to
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BLAKE . COLE;

bei6ty. They aIs6 msnufacstst Calf skift
SHOES snd thick 60OTS: ~Grssssed iS
u ~ eooe a can b pureha1sd in tSwp.
Ary sftitIt h iheiriidS, csllsd fos. not
On hand. will BE- fdrnishsd q short notice.
ALS0-BsIl's Superior shss blaekins
Japan do shoe brushes. &w
novll.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

nlr Webster has ns, yet called Up
his resolution 10 remove the Printer OF
shs S-nsts. !, il supposed that hia On
saeensnls In the Supssms CSust havs
:fsevsnted it.
" Church ssvies will Be- psrforu ID a
Coles Hall, tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon
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.INOCiAL LLUb.-The Members VI
~ the Social Club are requested TO
meet at their roo,s on Wednesday 80
ening next. at 6 l.2 o'clock;
Rph g.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
Corn .QGoat.

$500 bushels Of prime
v'irginia CORN, for sale
u lots to suit purchasers -
For terms apply on board q
the sehr Ctafiss6, " Long
Wharf, Bristol
SAMUEL B. JOsLIN.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13
. MARINE lNTEkLIGENCE.
sRoA OUR CORR RRKsPvHDENr.1 ,.
RRIoTAL Eak q

tvRoA OUR CORAEoPONOGMTsl es.t
BRISTOL. Feb IL.
( sdrr on Tuesday last. brig HORIZON, e Saa
vannsh with cotton for Providence. Sailed
in co with brig Havre, Pearce, Of Providence,
for Havre gsres $685.
Brig Montono, Gre. mer, Of Waldoboro.
Me- e Savannah, with cotton or Providence.
Lett. ship Elixa 4 .a6by, Manchester, Of
Providence disch, and number OF othels
up Tor freight for the North. The M has
experienced continual successio Of gales
throughou, the passage, but received no dam
age, .s-,v-
Schr Janus, Brocket. of Boston # savan
nah. for Providence, with cotton. Spoke,
10 leagues S Of Montague, sloop Parasons tr
Sav vannah, for Providence had experienced
very severe weather, sails irjlI cd. &C. Saw
a ship about 10 leagues 8 MoatagIe, and
wns informed by the Capt. Of the Paragon,
Sloals-could not lean hol name or where
bound. The Janus has had very severe wes
ther on he passage, sails injured, vessel
leaking badly. and some Of the crew frost
bitten,
schr Superior. Godfrey. from New York,
for Providence with c0tioos
Ochr Eliza. Hali.fr Norfolk for Providence
With corn and nour.
Slosp Mary, Heath. fem New York fsI
Providcncs, with csston and mdss
CLEAREO, sloop v.csoly. Willard. Tor
Nsw York
Yesterday arr below ship Eliza + Abby,
Manchsstss, Ii Savannah. ior Providsnce.
al~ q a. D.~:R, fl~~sw I,,1v 18th
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NW9W Y3x0-Csssimstss, Sstti-
~ rssts. CHcass'a -. Camblsts, Flaunsls;
Bom6ssst,s, Scotch CAPS, rich and common
Csheoss, Silkss Linen Cambrick Hdkis. Lin
% DO, sswihg silks. Bsdnekss esufsd Book
ipgs. CambSieks, Shsetings, brown and blssch
cd, Jeans, Md Gloves and other Goods just
opened by JOAN r. WHEATON b Co. and
for sale at oE6 R0OX
Jan
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Soa soxSssusHs sas SVbLicArioS OF
wan3x11w sYAR.


uuH6 oeueSss number sf the Nsvshsvx
afsr complstss the fourth volume. and
the Prspviessr sf this paper PsoPosss 10 en-
large II, and to print Il with new and elegant
tvvs. And 10 order to meet the exPenss Of
~ nubl;cation he would appeal TO the lib
sralisy Of the citizens Of the County Of Bris-
,cl and its Vicinity. and solicit an inussss
70 hs Subscription list.
No pains or sxsstion will bs spared. that
nav render this paper in future interesting TO
Not being blindly attachsdt 70 any s:ct or
,.rsv ~ shsll continue advosase and sup
port the great Interests Of Agriculture. Com
sssros. Nanufa cturess end the mschsnio
Xrts. and 10 notice whatever In Pol''ics. Ia,
sraturs or the passing events may % sse'0i
% CHARLES RANDALL
Feb. 10, lom
- LOT or HchooI seksts ana Wssoh
N n;tsess. fos sale % Thu omoes
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

MT W0U0SeC III t00 OGuotcS III WutCn
he sonobly vindicated his conduct and
Z scl.ons, and 80 triumphantiy beat down
lie assailsuts. the attacks upun him by
the -Combination have been incesssnt
apd malicious. TO oil these Mr. Web
ster might we'll reply :sl' .'sa''e9 {
s'.'e ~ III am
fradscd by isnsrant tongues, whi:h Mother
NJ issui,iss nor person, yst win bs
The chronicles ef my deing-lss me Say,
'Tis bat the fate Of place, and the rough
= brake ,.,...r-,
That virtue must g through
The very tact that these attacks are
. made at this time, 10 proof that eveIy
arrow ksch srged from his culver pen
e,rateA.s Antkve know thatthe iuri-
ous assaults Shit AsFe made lean neve,
deter Mr. Webster from the firm and
independent dnchavge Of his duty. -
He acts upon high principles, andte-
members thxt il 7a
II as n" We most not s,in.
Ont A4cstsary sctions, 10 the fear el
10 cope malicious censnrers & which ever
AZ rayenous fishes. do q vessel follow
Tha, i new irirhm d but bene6, no further
Than vsinly longing five stand still.
Il fear our motion win be mock d or carp'd
at, gNtfslAs4 N ttt.i.
We should take root hsrs. where We sis;
State statutes only" .Aiex. Gag.
II must give avery American pleas
u,e 10 witness the vslunta,y homage
that il paid 70 virtue, patriotism, aud
talents in the person Of Chief Justice
Marshall. This eminent man has the
singular felicity Of ofhayingpassed,h ed,hrough
= lorg public life blsnieless and unre-
proccbed. No whisper is.evsr heard
sxainst single action Of his life. and
there !. no V,her in the nation who en-
ioys 10 such an extent is confidence
His words are considered almost the
<oracles of wisdom, and long before his
death his statue has been erected in
the temple Ql4Fame. .egFen
s-'" May he live
Longer than have time 10 tell his years,
Ever beloved and loving !
.And .-ilen old Time shall lead him 10 his
end, s 81
lcoodne. ans he 6Il up one monument !"
Ibid.
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