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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Id Y the last arrivals tom New York and Philndel
- phln, ii. NELSON has received large ant
general assortment of Fresh Spring Goods: comprisn,
every variety of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
adapted to the soason-among which, are
Black and coloured mandarlnes and palmvrenes
A and Ga fancy plaid and striped ginghams
Ia tote lndlenuI a netC style French giRghdnSl
Adrianoples and cotepaly plain and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and poncees
Matteons heavy black Italian lustrng y
Heavy India company satIns and ievantines
Black and colouteG eros dc Naples and Gro dc Der
Black senshaws and sarcenets
Coloured and black marceline and florence silks
New style Prints of every quality
Cotton cambrics aud iaconets
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss, null, and book musns
5-4 medium muslins, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdkfs.
IA, Sd and j plain and worked bobinet laccs
Gimp lnces, edgngs and quillings
Thread lacCs and edgiHgs assorted
Elegant lace capes, pelerenes and collars
Black and white lace wells
White, green, and black gauZe do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauze hdkfs.
Long and short barege and gauze sCarfs
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Fine beaver, HosskIn and silk gloves, assorted
Garniture and gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
New style rich belt do
Carved and plain tortoise tuck and side combs
Brazilian tuck side and dressing do
Blue black and fancy broad cloths
New style Marseilles Yestings, assorted
Do imperial forentine do
Nance chop nankeens, of superior quality
Fine and extra superfine Rowen casslmeres
Cotton dorentine and imitation lasting
Brown and white French drilngs
Ga French marino bombazincs, for mems wear
English do assorted qualities
Coloured aud black crcassians and bombazetts
Black and mkt lasting and pruneIla
Al and rs heavy Irish linens and lawns
5, 6 and Ga sheetngs, assorted
Diapers andtable dumask do
Scotch and German oZnaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common and superfine tickings
Apron and furniture checks
Superfine brown and bleached twist shirlirgs
Brown sheetngs, shirtings plalds, stripes and jeans
assorted
large and superior assortment of umbrellas, and
parasols;
With a variety of other desirable goods, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
ap 22-ts
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AWRIE TODD, or the Settlers in the Woods.
: - p by John Gait, Esq: T. A. 8, H. o. NJ H.
Or r. II; o. n, N II. s., NJ, &c; author of
he annals of the Parish" The Ayrshire Lepatees
&c--Just published, for sale bv N sI'
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BOOKS

VALUABLE BOOKS.
ScApULAs Greek and English Lexicon, / vol Ito.
~ La Places Mecaniquo Celeste (French0 ?
vols. Ito
Cops,ables Miscellanics in IL vols 12mo
Ciccro's Works. (Latin) in 80 vols. emo
Annals of SPORTING, .copd Plates in 10 vols. $40
Hrangers Biographical History of England, 500 por
traits, vols. $40
North American Review, in 90 vols. Gvo
Platts Universal Biography, 5 vols. $40
British Poets, 25 vols, I2mo
Percy Anecdotes (plates) 40 Nos. l2mo
Modern Traveller, lplatcs) 10 Nos. I2mo
Ramsays Universal History, > vols &vo
Ilarthy Man, 3 vols $40
Sales Coran or AlGOran. vols, $40
Wilson'S Ornthology, (coTd Dlatesl vols. ITO
Dugad Stewards Works. 7 vols Gyo
London Encyclopedia of Gardening, / vol, Gvo
Edmund Burke's Works, : vols Gvo
Lingards History Of England, 10 vols Gyo
Joness metropolitan Views, tlGl enrrayinrsl (
vol, 4to-For sale by JNO. II. NASH,
ap " Bookseller, Richmond.
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Mecklenburg County, June Court, 1929.
hRDERED, that Master Commissioner Easley do
~ state, settle and ADJUST an account Of Re1ben
Puyear, late executor Of jeremiah Angood, deed as
well as that OF Joseph b. ClsuseI, administrator de
oon's non OF said deeedent, and report the same to
this court.
copy. Tests, WIN G. BAPTIST, .. c.
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SIR natter Scott again.
FSNHE Cabinet History of England Scotland and Ire
q land, by the Right Hoo. Sir James Macintosh NJ
p Sir Walter Scott, Bar and Thomas Moore esq. vol
ist, received by
march NASH
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Ladies' Slippers.
UST received from their factory Ladies' Goat
- skin Slippers, full assortment of everv size
ALSO,
Misses Sealskin Shoes, with thick souls. at
GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS.
Fashionable and cheap shoe store.
Corner Of Main and 18th streets
N. B-We viii receive by the next packet a Iarue
supply of various kinds of boots and shoes which will
make our assortment the most extensive ever in the
city, aud will be sold at tho most reduced prices by
ap2l G. s. g. b.
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LNATHER ROWLAND.-A North American
H Tale-Just published and for sale by
ap II J. II. NASH
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rugs, Medicines, &c. &c

Drugs, Medicines, &c. DC.
The subscriber has received = mart ot
~ ms Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines
FY &C and expects 10 receive the Remainder
$3.50 by the first arrivals from New York
49, Philadelphia and Baltimore He deem
1t Fuperfnous to say any thing by Wv
OF PEg"S the good qualities of the articles he ofers
lct safe OF which, as well as the prices, those who
wlSh to purchase generally choose to be their own
Judges The public have right to expect eyeru tbinr.
'hey buy to oe good but II Gerry unusual 10 near the
cry OF stntng FISH from the salesman, if the article
caga ior should not DC the best OF the kind in th,
can buy, and sell them os low as he can afford. &c
H. &. McNEMARA
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CoMNHaIoNER's OFFIoE, April f2lh, 1880.
The parties interested in the settlement Of the ac.
count FIRST mentioned, and directed be taken by me
IN the foregoing order. hereby notified that hay
appointed the FIRST Saturday w June next for that pur
pose, on which day they win please aiend at my Of
fee on Biuesone in said county OF Meek pre-
pared 20 60 into settlement
29-wR wM p. EAsLEY, NC,
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Sash CORDS.-A small consignment of sash
- cords, for sale.
ap2l JAS. WINSTON.
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a MEXICAN ALMANAC.-Orc da7cn copies only
Second supply OF valuable publication from the
bCsion Press, the American Almanac and Repository OF Use.
u knowledge for the year $780, containing calendar IN.
formation connected with It, phenomena the year. exyana-
uos oi celestial changes and astronomical phenomena,
information concerning foreign courres and Of the United
Siatcs-t or sale by ). Il. NASH.
ma
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Wine and Porter Bottles.

Vine and Porter Bottles.
IN Gross of quart wine bottles
~ IL do do porter do
II do pint do do
do do wine do
Just received direct from the glass works in I,oster
for sale JAS WTNSTON
ap17
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Fire Screens.

lust received assortment of handsome P,p.r e., g.,
ap2I r. D. SANXAy
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BY the Fairfield and Exit,
WE have received large supplies of BOOKS,
w PAPER, &c. COLLINS g. co. .
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BALANCE MANUFACTORY.

BALANCE MANDATORY.
A MOS STEVENS, No b. Market Square
~ South side Old Faneuil Hall, Boston, manufac-
lures and has cons auty on hand, complete assort-
ncnt of pateut balances, and apparatus Of every
description. Also, patent platform balances and
hay beams, al Of which warranted correct, faith.
uiIy manufactured. and graduated To the standard
weight Of all countries
The subscriber as Agent for Mr. Amos Stevens.
offers for sale large and general assortment of the
above balances, weighing from ounce 10 5000 l5s,.
and eau at any time procure any size that may be
ordered By giving short notice.
apor WM. j. CLARKE.
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NEW YORK LINE.

Periumery, &c.
UST received, the following, viz: Cologne water,
- genuine French, in bottles Of great variety Of
shapes; Florida water aromatic vinegar; honey wa
Ter FRENCH and English soaps burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour pearl powder; rouge in
pots vinegar Of rouge; Macassar oil; bears oil re
uuinc otto of rose, and milk OF roses.
ap - IT, e.. MCNAMARA
GtlT NAlLS.-Wc have for sale 1000 casks nars from
- No TO ~, from several vt the best manufactures Tor
sale AZ the market pce. DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Go.
~ 10
JciicrsOn's Correspondence,
fENWO copies received, for sale 10y
ap u COLLINS & Co
Fresh Raisns.
En IAiF boxes fresh Bench Rasins, Loving
~ brand, just rcccivcd--for sale by
ep 20 ~. III. DREW, Ayr.
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O.THE ASTii uATIC 4 CO CONspMPTlvE.
THE mos prevalent snd fatal of I'll shs = :
cases incidss ITO civ.lsxsd -socipty -.abs Cod
..mption > may genera: be traced - The !sess
,isriHr.y disorders, .siighi blsSsgfsesfS Gr&@
isy ssiuss,isn II sPPesss !, - one ksndsed sS4
ffy fhousapd, rs~ssss die supasIly ofths Coz
sumption. \ osi Of ihess. dreadfib results msy
oe surit vi sdio common Csids. and negligent
reatn'cni Of ths hsnassipy Cough that gensr.
Il snsues--~ ~hich s usually followed by dtlscuIt
breathing, pain in tho eide. aud as last. LEfesr.
stsa Lungs. Violent and repeated Asthmat,o
attacks siso bring ON Consumptivs symptoms.-
0 no ort~S Joiia expended M tho pmrehss Sf
DIR. RELIES ASTHMA TIC PILLS.
and sIhLe ate''tr,g {, their I m ly sd,uiaastsa.
ion, will usually eIsue Hi,iRsi. on 6f these ;d;s-
orders. a. d generally ahact euro. The PiXs
m'e also an rasy AID edcciuai remedy for shS
sy'np ons preceding and pcsompsn, ny the
Asthma and Consumption. + r { loIds. Coughs.
officially Of Breathing 4, q gh,ness aud structure
acrUes hip Chest. Wheeling. Pain in the SIZE.
pitting of Blood. &r. Few csses can occur oi
uny "i this class OF disorders in which the pur,
ci a-e's Of Dr Relies Pills will not lind q rsch
relorn for their iricing expenditure.
Price Whole hoxes, 80 PiIls,I doll. half do
IL Fills, so. cents. nH IT
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NUTlCE.
~ ,HE subscriber laslng been aul.
nj ipJllted W the iAon. Couit o,
Z. .uYale, ol the town OF Warren, AS.ninis
tr.tor, ue bonus non, OH the estate VI
tlENKx bCW EIS,
late Of Warren, deceased, and given
bolds as the law directs, requests an pea
SONS having dcmands against said estate,
to bring and prove thcm respective claims
und t.Ose inoebttd d to make pa, ment, ,"It'.
out deiay,to
EBEN'R. LUTHER,
Admir-. de bonus NON.
Aug.7
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DR.. RELIES
o. BOIAAI ICHL DRO pS

Os
8 90. Of the most sffican.om com pounds
- M the .H0fersa .Nediea. Tor the cure Of
that class o mvsterai1 Disssscs, produced b.
sn impure ststs & the blood, and q v,tistsd
habit Of Oody. aud usually exhibiting theusslse e.
IN the isfn.s' of Scrofuia. Sail Hheum, ,Ley-
rosy 81 amfhoay's Fire, Ftver Sores, (evsa
whe" the b nos ,'s sfis ted, } Nhue Seedlings
Ut applied with Dr. Jebb's l. nen,ent,) Feui md
O6stimafe U7eels' Sore Eyes. Se.Sdheod in
cl.dien. Semrvy aud ScorLutic Gout. Pinp.
Iedor Carbuncied Faces Eesserin< E,ust,
ions. and VernaI z'ainss, III, sughOuf the bodv
~ which last case the DROPS oiIen euro Wien
MeIeury fails They are also the bss, Spring
rad ..d"!umnai Physic To purify and cIe.nss.
the >, f'e.a from hun'o: 9 which trequen'ly sp
pear at these sessor ef the yysr.. They also
a'a me Er cess OF d'gestIon, and. by purifying
the blood. rre' ent tie sec. ei on OF NAL suant
humors ON Inc lpngs Tho proprietor coniid ne
" relics upon the vast number Of surp isin9
cures effected BY these Drops. not only ~ Bos-
ton aud iss viciHty, but throughout the Union
for The hes proof Of their exceilen,e a. N. un.
failing .aItrraiiae Medicine, n al. the eases :
bove specified. THIS article has TO, emf ' teen
pron"u' ced by PHI, sicIsn OF the frat respt eta
b'l"y. VIII" hsd witnessed It . suTtr smg iicac cy.
rs entitled, IN his Op n0n, Ia take tho ,ead. of
ull the popular articles knows for tie above
complaints, a. indeed II 10 at g,iring chi
point in public es iu'a,ion thronghou, tho csun
try Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles Of
81. $t4t,as
!, None a,c genuine Unless signsd In tie
outside printed w'aphsr. hy the sole rfcprie
tor. z. kIDDER, immediate sueecssGr -
the late DR. y. J Conway. FIR sals a. thu
oun'ns Room. o'e' No % Court ctr, ct uess
Conce Hall, Bos on, and slso nv his spec al
apponIp en,. by d. j.. WILLIAMS. Warren +;
d. LEMUELiW. BRIces. Brst"l, tDs A. r
MooRE. Newport NATHAN DrntEE, Fall
Riy,r.
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CROOKS (BALTIMoRE) :,
DUCK.

TVHE subscriber having been appoint
ed agent for the sale Of Crooks
Cotton Duck, will keep constantly suppl.
ed with this superior article, from No. l.
10 10; and which he offers for sale, at his
Store, at the Factory prices.
The first cost of this Duck, is rather
less the square yard, than Russia, U. X
and the real wear. Of il almass double, be-
sides the advantage Of holding wind until
worn out. In fact, it is only for ship Mas
ters and Owners, to give it a fair trial, to
be satisfied with its advantages over al
most every other f.brick.
e. M. FESSENDEN.
Warren, August IA, 1880.
From Ns,u Bedford paper.
. CoTToN SAIL DUGK,-Cotton sails have
beeh used in this country to small cx-
tent ever since 1919, and possibly at all
earlier period, Those who have used
them, s. far as our infofmation extends,
uniformly speak well of them. Among
others who might be named, Is Mr.. M
Kim, of Baltimore. .'ln the year 1929
he says, 81 built the fast sailing schr
Yelloit, burthen about 1870 tons, and this
vessels sails. were entirely made Of cot
ton, both light Ghd heavy sails her rcPu-
tation for fast sailing is not exceeded, il
'equallcd, by any vcs ei other class. She
has made two voyages round Cape Horn
with cotton duck, and two to Smyrna +;
none but cotton duck has been used dur
ing those voyages, and SO fully !satisied
arm with cotton duck, that / shall never
permit any other to be used on.bpard my
vessels, as am fully convinced that it is
Ear superior to all other duck, without ex-
ception. In the first place, the cost il
rather under the best Holland duck--sec;
ond, it will out last any other duck, as !!
never miIdews--third, a vessel with suit
OF cotton duck will sail nearly mile, PEI
hour faster than with sails of any other
description" -.
1t is well known that many Of tie
Greek and Austrian vessels are dressed
with cotton, not from necessity, but
choice. The consumption OF the United
States is rapidly increasing.
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...s.s vi. New Yotk, 10 hyui,, in bal.
last to J. Smith, Sd and othersy. i.
Ship Warren, Carr, from Liverpool vie
New York, Is hodrs, with coal and salt
toJ Smith, Jr and Samuel Bkrton.
l2th-arr sloop George & Mary, Ma
son, fr Albahy,~ith slaves to Wm Baker
Sailed, on Wednesday, sloop Eliza, In
graham, for Hartford.
Arrived at Bristol, 9Th inst brig; VIM.
Smith, from New York, in ballast to the
master. ,s, .
.SIoop Caroline, Williston, from Boston
Cleard-brig Romp, Hatch, Havana
Brig Dolly, Gladding, ST. Thomas.
Schr Curlew, Wyatt, Matanzas.
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Smoke SID. H. Shot Keys, brig Enter
rr;ze. AZ ds fin Philadelphia for New Or
ieans-had spoken two days previous, ship
.,Montpelier, 60 ds from Portland for do
Ship Chester, l2 ds fin Philadelphia
for N. Orleans, has been seen off Hole in
the Wall-schr Pelican, 80 days from do
for do. has been seen off Tortugas.
A slip supposed the Lafayette, from N
Vow for Charleston was seen 2lst ult. of
Cxpe iiaiteras.
Arr at New Orleans July 2lst, brig
Gen Gen. Victoria, Sylvia, Vera Cruz.
Cid ship George, Patten, Liverpool.
'22d arr ship Louisiana, Stoddard, New
York.
Steamer Porpoisc, from the Passes,
with briggs Cynct, from Boston; and Plci-
'ades, and schr Anice, from Baltimore.
Steamer Grampus, with ship Florida,
from New York; briggs Premium, Bray
ton, of this port, from do; Sultan, from
Portsmouth, and Sabra, from Bcston.-
The ship Superior was still on the bar.
The Saracen, Margaret and Olive, had
gone to sea.
Cid schr Octavia, Bourne, Boston.
Arr at Liverpool, 29th, Charles,
Drew, spd Mexico, Killeran, Mobile;
Cyrus Butler, Mauran, and Saratoga,
Bacon, New Orleans.
The horizon, for Providence and SUI
san & Jane, Norris, for Portland, had put
hack to Liverpool, lcaky-the latter hay-
ing been on the Bank and thrown some
salt overheard.
Arr at Liverpool, Emulous, N. York;
sailed June 80, St. John, N. York. Adv
lst ult Minerva, New York, same day;
Thos. Dickson, do lth; ship Gratitude,
Child, Of this port, do soon. !.
AT Trinidad 18th ult briggs Sarah Will
iiams, Boston, 2lst; Aurora, Evans, dis;
Adriatic, Evans, just arr; schr Laura,
Baker, Boston, 25th.
Ar at Havanna, 10th ult. Nile, Sisal;
Argo, Matanzas; 2 LIST, Agenoria, Chaffee,
Cadiz, via St. Jago; 23d, Franklin, Port
land. Cid 2lst, Winslow;, do; 23d, Watt
son, do; Triton, Cronstadf; Magnet,
Cc~es; sailed, hercules, hamburg.
AT Matanzas Goth ult. briggs Stranger,
Tor Charleston, d; Baltic, Jordan, # Port
Land; William, Savage, fir Boston; Trio,
Jordan, fir Portland, dis; agile, Story, fir
Boston, VT, cargo; Cambrian, Goodhue,
for Merseilles, s; Purrington, New York,
loading; Turner, for Portland; Elizabeth,
Madigan, Boston, 9; Mars, Devereaux,
amsterdam, s; schr Mary Jane, Dyer, fr
Boston. Sailed, ship Coliseum, Winsor,
St. Petersburg.
At rampico 9Th ult brig Mary, & Eliza;
schrs Lucern and Aurora, New York, 10.
rhe U. S. ship St. Louis left Mazatlan
latter part of april for Callao, with $780,
600 in specie and bullion. u =
rouched at Bonavista, July 81 ship Co
lumbus, Nantucket, with 200 bbls sperm
oil; July s, ship Midas, Of New Bedford,
10; sailed 9Th, schr Frcdonia, Waters,
Port Praya. 9s.,.. !;
Sailed from Matanzas, Goth ut ship
Dromo, Low, Antwerpt.
OF Dartmouth, Jdhe 25, Silsbee, Har-
ar at Shields, June %, Jasper, Pa.ton,
Client; 18th, Orb, Blake, Altona,
Ar at Riga, June 8, Pagoda, Darling.
. JaIy l9, ship Envoy, 6 ds from New
York. for r riesfe,
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FR.A.NKLLN CIRCUtiiLNG LIBRA
=, RY At
G.. M. FESSENDEN'S.


TNfIE public a'e 'nIoInied, that tie BOOKS
~ ar low ready ? deIycrs-. The i.'brur.
contains the. whole oi Seats NoseIs-40 vols.
Brtis, no,e el'sts, 8 vols.
Lady OF kionor. z vols.
E,gwonl's Tales. 'r,
sr0 rs life OF Napoleon. 'bridgcd.
Pelham, Dcvevenx. DsOwmet.
Exclusive. iIpnrle, 9 ANNALS. -
Darnlsy, or the field ot the cloth Of Gold.
IRISH l. pends. Paul Jones.
George Barnell. Carbonaio. ,;..
L,u ,e Todd. American anc, do;cs.
E,.sralin School of Fashi"n.
Wcpt OF the " sh-toa-~ish.
R,Orent ! q Cr"re. Bentricc.
Romance ~f hist"ry.
Tales of K q. Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rive .oi Cuba: &.
Honor OIinia. Popular n les.
Knickerbocke er. .Skei, L. Book, Sc. &c.
The terms IN subscribers nre,3 Ioll,rs " year
Ia non-su serb IS, the same as other Libra
trs t.,
Tho-s incli 81 IN paironizs. arc requested te
all and examine the Catalogue
May %
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE. =,
nURSUANTto warrant from III,
- Hon, John Pitman, Judge Of the
District Court of the u. S. for the Dis
trict Of, Rhode-Island. Notice is hereby
given, that l shall sell at PUBLIC AUG
TIOW, to the highest bidder, at the Gus.
tom House, IN Bristol, on the 23d inst. Al
l2 O'clock, M. q Sacks of COFFEE
i sack qf Brown SUGAR 4 box o.
CIGARS, and I keg. of .Tamarinds.-
Said goods having been condemned-lor-
ieited for violation Of the laws ofthe Uni
DunRiNGToN ANTHONY,
-. y. S. .adrshal.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
n HEREBY give public notice, to all
persons, having unsettled Taxes, in
this town, for the year 4 S2O. and
previous, that shall attend on SATUR-
DAY, the oath of August, instant, at the
Town Clerks Office, in this town, at o.
clock, p. M. for the purpose Of ofrcceiving
the same.
sp All. Taxes unsettled after the
late herein mentioned, WkLL be
collected as by law directed. .,s
GEORGE SISSON, Collector.
Warren, Angus. Z.
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4 SiYa EAN.Ss

A r the annual meeting of the Stock
IA holders in the, HOPE BANK, OF
Monday; the SECOND inst. the following
persons we're chosen Directors for the yea
ensuing, viz: ~. .
Joseph Smsih, Jr. John S'ocIJord, Sam.
uel Barton, Leacis Honr, Barnard Snli'h
U1iliam Carr, Jr. Miller Barney, iona
than Luther, end Daniel Bosrrorth.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Di'
rectors, held tho same day, ,.JosEpH SMITH
Jr. was elected President, and,
THO. G. WILLIAMS, Cashier
Warren, Aug. 7. 1889.
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TAXES FOR,
1885,

tMvHE subscriber gives public notice,
to all concerned that he has been
legally appitted BY tbs fseefhen Of the
town 81 Warren, in town mseting dssem,;
bled, Collector Of Taxes, for the current
year, and given bonds according to law:
and that the hills for. the same are. now
ready for delivery, at his store in WATER
street. Those disposed to stop or save
MTEREST,can do so, by G. ALL
ING and sOP PAYING their Taxes
on or before the first day Of September
next afer that time, interest on all tax-
es due will be collected.
HENRY w. CHILD, Collector.
Warren, Aug. ID.
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S. RANDALL, p. Clerk


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NKy HEREAS the subscribers have
wv been appointed by the honorable
Court OF Probate of the town Of Barring
.on, Commissioners TO receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate of
NATHANIEL HEATH,
late of said Darlington, deceased repre-
sected insolvent. Notice is, therefore,
hereby given, that six months from the
second instant, are allowed ahe creditors
If said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims. We, therefore, the
Commissioners, will, each Of US, receive
claims which may be presented to us with
in said term, at our. respective dwellings,
JOSEPH RAWSON,
JAMES BOWEN,
WATSON INGRAHAM.
Commissioners.
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At [. Court of Probate. hsldon in and for he
town Of ,.rtsrrsn, ON the 2d day ofAususi
A. d. 1881
WWHE EAs application has this day been
wv made or the spp"in'wen' 81 an admin .
ira or on the estate OF HENRY NlMAO, la'c
If War; n, d-ccssed, 1T 70 otdcred.
That the considers'ion thereof. be re
ferred 10 q Court cf P,obat., to be holden Al
he Town Clerks Office, ON the first Morda
u September next. st 2 O'Clock, =. NJ. & th.
p.cvions Notice be give".bs publish ny this or
@r three several times in the Northern Star, Il
N persons inter esied TO appear at that Il NE
md bc heard theron.
Witness.
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.