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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

We understand that the President OF the United
States through the Secretary OF STATE. Ar. Van Buren,
has transmitted TO MIR. Burrows, OF this city, letter
thanks in the name Of the Government which IL high
ly complimentary to him, aud alike creditabe 10 the
PRESIDENT, who loses no opportunity in rende ing the
need OF praise T. every ci,iz entitled 10 he ate
OF the Chist Magis'rats OF our county. 1t Oh ain
,ne letter u shall be given tn. public TIL subject OF
the letter IL the generous conduct Of Mr.. Burrows
wards the Russen minister aud officers who were
wre' ked on board the Kensing and the par icuar
OF which we lately published in CORE spondepce be-
tween Baron krudn-r and Mr. b. ~ L Il. Post
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
John Maxwell. 20 be Collector Of the Customs for
me District aud inspector OF the Revenue for the Port
o, !iardweke, in the State OF Georgia vice Alexander
Netherciit deceased.
Leonard NJ Parker. 10 be Naval Officer for The Dis
hict OF Boston aud Cha .stswn in the o of Maus-
chusetts, vice John p. Boyd deceased. ~. s. Tel
HE Excellency Co. Tornsi, Envoy Extraordinary
and Nj mister Plepipo,en larry from Mexico has had an
interview with the Presidcn, to day, aud delivered
letter from General Busamente, the Vice President OF
Mexico, actually at the head OF the government OF that
country. TB
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"'VVv . n w mite Ash do
Cords ca. best White Oak 9, IL and - feet long
z,oUO Willow Oak Felocs and inches wide
i'ooo Garry Log SpoSes 4 u l-2 in on heat edge
IT, long, young and tough, free from knots
and sap
400 H. Hane Timber
~ wheel Hubs, best Elm, is in. diameter, % i'm.
long.
d a0o ~ g 10 TO II in. diameter, Is in. long.
1000 White Oak Spokcs
$4,000 NJ Flour Barrel Blets and
o,Uoo H. Birch Scaning, 1 in square,
ne who'c oil the foregoing Timber 10 be cut before
christmas THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p
Oct. 10. Az ,os,,, -.
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NEW-YORK-

Convention OF the Workcys at SaIina-He declares bis
determination to accede TO the Herkimer nomination in
favor oil lhroop x Livingston. The N. Y. Sentinel.
we great champion OF the other party of the Workeys
was opposed TO the Salna Coven onEand now tbat Roo
ana PITCHER have declined recommend the Workey VS. TO
support Ezekiel Williams and Isaac S. Smith
a. nave letters from ~ York, which assure us that
the Opposition will combine all their factions
hroop, as Tar as possbicThe Anti masons & MANY of
the feGd~s OF the Workeys will go for Granger-ond
with them, all the Adams and Clay men who can he
got out-Bu all the efforts Of the Coalition will he do
Ieated-Ihroop will be elected by larg. majority
There are no fears of the issue.-There will be hand
some accession to the strength Of the Administration
from N York, in the next Congress.
we un i9rsand that Mr. p p. Barbour ha, ccrfainIv
accepted no Judge'hp for ths District We Ia.
nen The loss Of his great services in CoDgress-par
tculary at this time.
ne u; y Telegraph expresses its belief, chat Mr.
HtUes toiH succeed in France-SO mote IL bel
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''''''""p CUtCc, J1dTch ISM, 1890
Inc parties interested in the settlement of The o..
counts directed by the foregoing order are bershv
no"neu, mat he same will be taken OF the Tavern
OF Alexander Boyd. in Boydton. ON The FIRE, 49,
december nex'-At which time and place, the psT,;ss
WIZ please attend, with their evidence prsnsrsd r
settlement. WM n EaSI tP,sPa'eu 'oE
Oct. Is &C. M u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

:, Inc u. = Telegraph expresses its belief chat Mr.
htUes tciH succeed in Frances mote IL bel
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-13

ync WIN Henry, Cole. Of this pot
Tor New Orleans.
Arr st New Bedford. Sth, slip I'm
erald, Norton. r. ON South Atlantic
Ocean, with 26OO bis whale oil and
% .000 lbs bone. The Emerald has
been absent but 8 months.
Arr on Wednesday, ship Hercules.
Sampson, from Brazil Banks, with
full cargo OF OIL "'~S
Nov /. on Brazil Banks. ship John
Jay. Swain, wanting a whales to ill
up.
Sailed from Matanzas about the lst
brig New Columbia, Cole. for this port
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NEW BOOKS.

'I'HE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in general, that ho has received
new suppy Of BOOKS, which added to his
former stock makes his assortment complete.
Among which arc
Emerson's north american arithmetic, first part
Smiths practical arithmetic, on a now plan in
which mental arithmsticis is combined with
out the use OF sates
Rothland novel in G vols
Penowen do Pirate do
George Barnwell .9ntiquary
The Ring Common Prayer Books
Childrens Books, Toys, sc.
also-an assortment OF States, together with
variety of School Books usually found in q
Book Store.
" HE still continues tn, BOOK BINDING
in oil its variety at his old stand.
NATHANIEL CHURCH., Ja.
Bristol, 1880
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DIED.,

In Bristol, on Wednesday morning last
an infant child Of Mr. John adams, aged
days
In Darlington. on Wednesday last, Care.
line, daughter of MIR .9sa Smith, aged
years Yesterday morning, George, son oI
Mr. Peter Taylor, in the and year Of his age,
Lost from on board the ship Anne. on her
passage from Bristol tothe Brasil Banks, Mr.,
Benjamin Browning, Of Portsmouth, X.
In Fall River, Mass. ION Saturday last
Leonard 4. Bum, son Of Mr. Lemue Bum,
aged ABOUT 8 years.
In'Taunion, Mr. John Elliot. Sd aged %
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
MAKING

NNHE subscriber would inform his friends in
~ Warren and Vicinity, that he continues
the above branch Of business, at his old -tand
few doors East oflh, Baptis; Meeting House,
where he wi make Chase and Wagon Har--
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and other
Trunks, Portmanteaus, valses, Fire Buckets,
Ships Hose and Bellows, SC. &c.
Carriages and Hnrness cleaned and repaired.
He has on hand for sale, an assortment OF
Saddles. Harm, sses, Brides, Halters, Whips.
Curry Combs, Sc, which he will sell cheap for
cash or approved credit
Chaises, Gigs. Carryalls, and Wagons, furnish
ed at short notice.
- a share of patronage is respectfully So
lited.
THEODORE BARNEY.
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March 6
sIc WE E0r1y anIliIef.

TNHE primary object Of this work will be
~ to check the rapid progress OF two alarm
ing owls, SO fatally prevalent in our country,
viz. lntemperapce and in6delty--wl.,st,
like the canker worm, are stripping the green
walks Of life Of all its flowers, and leaving Tho
moral world a leafeless desart. To 60 this
the more efiectualy, we shall pourtray in tho
most vivid colours, the deiormity and delete
rious copsequences of these most deadly evils
Ivy interesting moral tales. sketches, frag-
ments, essays, and scriptural Illustrations
We shall eEdeavor TO cherish in tho heats or
our readers, the sublime. and benevolent sem
timen,s of the blessed gospel Of Jesus CHRIST
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards Of vr-
tue in all their captivating loveliness--to a.
waken the better feelings OF human nature
to cultivate the SOCIAL and poAEs1rc at
fections--io lead tho mind through tho most
delightful avenues, TO lead tho mind through
the most delightful avenues. tothe bow ~ers OF
happiness and peaco--to elevate and enlarge
the conccp,ons--to 10 Undue the understanding
with the most exalted lde-s OF ;llimitabIo at
tributes and pcI(ecions Of the dreet Divinity
--ihcfoby leading nmnkind to /" fear Coz
aid keep h.s commandment"
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MAhMINIHo

In this town, on Sunday evening last, BY
the Rev Mr. Spauldng, Mr. Luther Collamore
TO Miss Hannah Kelley, daughter Of the late
Mr. Dune an Kelley, all Of this town.
IN this town on the Sd inst. by the Rev
Mr. Spaulding, Mr. John Sanders Of Providence
to Miss Eliza Anu C. lie, daughter Of MI
Georg. Cole ofthis town.
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GROCERIES, sc,

vvsl OR sale by the subscriber, at his store Mar
SS!s ke, street, z doors south OF z. Barney a
Tavern,
Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Coffee
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wines and Cordias
Tobacco, Snaff and Cigars
Earthern, Tin nd " o"den Ware
Spices Of all kinds
Essences, do do
Tongues and Sounds, and Mackercl
.apples by bushel or less quantity
Backing and Black Ball
Whips, Erooms and Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers and Hrdbread
Shaving Soap and Dishes
Salt Pork and hams Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt
Rye and Indian Meal
Furna ces - Baskets = Corn
Smoking Tobacco, &c. sc.
all the above articles will DO sold as cheap
as can be purchased in this Town.
al STEPHEN MASON, JR.
March
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AT Court Of Probate, holden in and for tho
town Of Warren, on the lst day of March, A.
u. 1880.
TfAMES SHORT, Administrator on the es-
ey tate of James Short, iato of Warren, de .
ceased, having presented to this Court his first
account of adminis,raton--It is ordered TIM I
the consideration thereof, be referred to Court
Of Probate to be holden at the Town Clork $
Ofico, in said Warren, on the first Monday OF
April next, at 2 O'Clock, p. M and that pre-
lous notice be given, by publishing this O. der
three several times in the Northern Star, to
oil persons interested 10 appear at that me
and be heard thereon.
v iiness,
LEVI HALE, d. p. Clerk.
March
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STOCKFORD f. UHE.4TO.NS
YEfAVE constantly on hand u general
SlissssA assortment of CORDAGE, al their
Ropo Walk, where they will furnish Gangs
of Rigging and Cables, OH good terms, a,
short notice.
ALSO on HAND,
White Rope, Seine Lines, Sewing Twine.
bedcords and Lines ofevery description, of
the first quality.
They also request oil persons indebted to
them on account or note, of long standing,
10 call and pay the same without delay.
Feb 90 ft
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SOCIAL CLUB.

ENHE members Of the Social Club
n are hereby notified that Regu
lar Quarterly Meeting will be held a,
their Room, on Tuesday evening next,
at 6 o'clock, PRECISELY. a punct
ual attendance of all the members is
requestcd,
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,NNTlLL be let at PUBLIC AUCT
wv ION, fr ore or InWe years on
the premises ,on he 25th day OF March
next, at g u'clock, afternoon. unles,
sooner let at private sale, about one
hund.ed acres of excellent LAND
with onct third part Of Dwelling
HOUSE. and u BARN
aud CkID thereon, situate in Barring
ton. being part Of the Fnrm lately
belonging to Gen Thomas Allin. For
further particulars inquire Of LEVI
HALLE, ESQ. ia Warren, or MJ.r
ALLEN HUNT, in Seekonk.
ELIZ4BETH " .4LLi.N.
Darlington, Fen 8, 1880.
N Lor OF School Tickets AMI Watch
xoA Ribbons, for sale al this Ofice,
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March s

AT Court of Probate, holden in and for tho
town of Warren, onthe ist day of March,
A. p. 1880,
W EWlS HOAR and SETH PECK. admins
IA traitors on the estate of Caleb Carr, lao
of Warren, deceased, having presented to this
Court their first account ofadmnstration 1t is
ordered that the consideration thereof, be re /.
ferred to O Court of Probate, TO be holdon at
tho Town Clerks Office. on the first Mordav
in April next, at 2 O'Clock, P. M. and that
previous notice be giyen,by publishing this or.
der three several times in the Northern Star. To
all persons interested to appear at that ,ine
and be heard theron.
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, D. p. Cle,k.
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Sheriff Sale
BRISTOL. SC. Warren, Septembs
S8th, A. ID. 1929.
1900 WILL be sold at
;ji:MMs PUBLIC AUCT.
&& ION, ON the prem.

I;ii:AMs PUBLIC AUCr.
s& ION, ON the prem
ises, on the end day Of january. A. D.
1880 at 2 o'clock, afternoon, all tha
right, title, and interest which John
Kelley, Lydia R,g rs, Betsey Holden,
SamuelJ. Mathewspn, aud Sally M,'h-
ewsoa. had IN the first day of Septem
Der, A. d. 1929. at II o'clock before
noon, in and to d certain lot Of Land
with a Dwelling House Il efeon stand
INK, situate in the Town OF Warrea
and bounded as follows, to wit: begin
ming at the South East corner thereof
and thence running Northerly sixty
nine lect by Water street, thence turn
ng and'unhi ~ We ,,erly. and bonndcd
Northerly by Land lafely of Duncan
Kalley, deceased, ninety feet. themes
Soutll and bounded Westerly by land
lately Of said Duncan Kelley, sixty
nine feet, to a lane orstreet, and thence
f,asteily and bounded Southerly b, said
street ninety feet to the first mention
CD corner. containing about ocs eighth
OF an acre, be the same more or less,
with all the privileges anil appe, tcnan,
ces thereunto belosgins, to satisfy an
Execution 10 favor Of the President,
Directors and Company Of the War
ren Bank, vs. said Kelley, Rogers,
Holden. and Samuel j. and Sally Math
ewson, Il vied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,.D. Sheriff
Jan. 2. ~
65"Tbe above sale stands adjourned
to the 81 day Of May next at 2 o.
clock, r. NJ. @
SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff.
Jan. 8,
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TO LET,

TMOR Destroying Superfuous Hair--ln-
fallible Depilatcry Compound for destroy
ing superhuous hair
fhs !compound so eHcctually DESTROYS tho
hair, thot it may be removed in fow minutes
afer its application, and is therefore particular
ly recommended to fladies, who possess that
great Disagreement TO female beauty, supcrhu-
Gus hair, ON their faces, neck and arms. Il
may be used withtho most ontire safety. For
sale by JAMES GARDNER.
may ly
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lvRoM our cor REsroSDESr.1

BRISTOL, March IL.
Arrived on Tuesday last, schr Calibun, Az
len, tS days from havana, boond to Pfovi'
dence, Left brigs Mordeesi, Gardner, for
Providence Zephyr, Barton, for this port unc
spoke eth, ins, lo. s6 20, Ion "a l;2, bril
Neptune, Allen, of Bristol fiom Providence
for Savannah
Cios, ed brig Edsard & Mary, Burgess; fol
Havana
At Havana Gath uli. tship Roger
v'ilinms. Mosh.r, OF Bristol for AMI
werp +; Gen Jackson. Liseomb. VI d.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
foIIN r WHEATON & co have Just re-
~ ceived additional supplies Of FIR ESH
WOOLLEN GOODS. which will be sold
very hto, hf
ALSO, wishing to ci,se their remaining
stock of Winter Goods. they will be offered
TO purchasers at reduced prices.
Feb 6.
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LooKrMa GLASSES.

Various kinds OF OGDEN Ware, &c. &c.
o. Sales positive, to the highest bidder. and
no pos!ponement on account ofthe weather.
IL Every article will be numbered and ready
FOR examination two days previous to the sale.
TERMS-3 months for ell sums over $40
Sales to commence at 8 O'Clock. A. M.
A. Humphreys.
Warren, March Is. ts
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Millen and Williams, the abductors
of Rowland Stephenson have been
pardoued by the Governor of Geur
gia, on application uf the citizens Of
Sa, annaI,. They were poor men
with large families.
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BLAKE 8 COLE,

beauty. They also manufacture calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, Narrated TO
be US gooe as can be purchased in town.
Any article in theirline, called for, not
on hand, will be furnished at short notice.
Also Bell's superior shoe blacking.
Japan do ; shoe brushes, Sc.
nov IA.
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PROPOSALS
FOR CONTINUING THE puBLIcAr1or ov
Mon THrn ny rn
PROPOSALS

~ THE
MoRTHuRM M STAR.
NHE present number Of the Northern
- STAR completes the fourth volume, ard
inc ProPrieior Of this paper proposes TO en-
large II, and TO print it with new and elegant
type And III order to meet the expen.o OF
TINS publication he would appeal to the lib
crafty OF the ctizens of the County of Br.s-
.oi and its Vicinity, and solicit an increase
to his Subscription list.
mo pans or exsrtion will be spared, that
may render this pupor in future interesting to
its readers.
Not being blindly attached to any sect or
party we shall continue . o advocate and sup
port the great interests of Agriculture. Com
lnercc, Manufactures, and tho Mechani c
Arts, and to notice whatever in Politics. Lit :
era'ure or the passing events may be- useful
oi interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb. Is, 1880.
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In North America there are IS
species Of tho oak, / Of the pine, an.
8 of the maple.
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TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORKER.

II Opposite cabs Hotel.
ZNHE subscriber respectfully informs the Cit
~ izens of Warren and vicinity, that he has
established himself in the above branch OF bu
siness. at the shop opposite Coles hotel, where
he intends keeping on hand, an assortment of
TIN w AR z Of every description which
will be made Of tie best of stock and in the
most durable manner
Sheet Iron and Tin Stove Pipes, made and
repaired at short notice.
90 Tin Ware repaired at shor, notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
JAMES SMITH, Jr.
Warren, March 20.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF W.ARRE.Y.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith. fr Providence.
SIoop Mount Moriah. Martin, from
Providence.
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istrAtor on The estate OF Thomas In
graha n, for sale of real estate, grant
ed
Petition Of Seth Peck and Lewis
Hoar, administrators on The estate OF
Caleb Carr, for sale Of re- estate gran
ted. .s&
Nearly thousand copies Of The
speeches Of Ilayne aud Webster,
werc sold IN Rost"n, in two days.
Gov TRoUP has resumed his seat
in the Senate or the United States.
and tie report Of his resignation is
consequently inc"rrect. fs
Henry Clay has declined an invi
taiion, from a number of citizens of
Now Orleans, 10 a public dinner.
~s~~~~ ~>~.~~v~~
Anti Masonic State Conventions
have recently been held in Pennsyl
vania aud Now York. Tie N York
Convention appointed SO deIcg ates
to attend the National Convention
to he held a: Philadelphia or Harris
burg.
In North America there are IS
species Of tho oak, / OF the pine, and
8 of the maple.
~ -.~o~>~~~~~~r>>~~>>
The steam navigation from Balii
more 10 Philadelpbia, ard to Nor
folk and Richmond is opened again.
Millen and Williams, the abdIctors
of Rowland Stephenson have been
pardoued by the Governor of Geur
gla, on application of the citizens Of
Sa, annaI,. They were poor men
with large families.
The Jacksonites in Ohio have
nominated Robt. Lucas, speaker Of
the Senate, for Governor.
An anti litigation society has been
formed in E. Machias, Me. with more
than 100 members.
Three buildings of the Shakers So
ciety, were burnt near Gleavrianh, 0.
lth ult. and an infant persisted.
| --5
The citizens of Yarmouth so to 26.
have directed the selectmen to appro
nate no retailers Of spirits, and also,
63 to 81, to appreciate no .aveiners.
A woman has been committed for
tIial in Bath, N Y. for poisoning her
husband, named Comstock. She con
fessed that she had mixed It with his
drains in small portions, TO wesn him
from drink, and that in the last case
she had given him larger dose. She
pleads ignorance of the poisonous ef
lects of arsenic.
The Phenix Manufactory Of linen
dusk at Paterson n J in about 10
cease. 140e persons were dependent
upon it for work.
\
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The Jacksonites in Ohio have
nominated Rob!. Lucas, speaker of
the Senate, for Governor.
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Three buildings of the Shakers Su
ciety, were burnt near Gleavrianh, 0.
Iith ult. and an infant persisted.
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The steam navigation from Bal
more 10 Philadelpbia, ard to N,
folk and Richmond is opened agail
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An anti litigation society has beer
formed in E. Machiss, Me. with more
than 100 members.
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Anti Masonic State Conventions
have recently been held in Pennsyl
vania aud Now York. The N York
Convention appointed SO deIeg gates
to attend the National Convention
to he held a: Philadelphia or Harris
burg.
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OF DR.. Moore closed his series OF
lectures on Wednesday evening last.
IT. is our design to notice them more a,
length. as leisure shall permit.
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The Phenix Manufactory Of linen
+dutk at Paterson n J in about 10
cease. 140e persons were dependent
upon ii for work.
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Gov TRoUP has resumed his sea-
in The Senate uf the United States,
and tie report Of his resignati on is
consequently incnrrect. ~
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Nearly a thousand copies Of tht
speeches Of ilayne aud Webster,
werc sold IN Rost"n, in two days.
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The Supreme judicial Court CON-
need its March Term in Briskpl, on
esdsy last His Honor CAKf Ju,
''ee EDDY. .delivereda a very able Charge
q mo Grand jury, after which they
Rsurned to their room, and returned d
'&o Court in few minute., with a
OF indictment for theft. The pri.
= was arrAisnsd, plead guilty. and
sentenced by the Court lo6 months
1 pri'opment, co.t, &c.
\ The cnss Of Warren vs. Bennett, was
4 ptinued.
l3eusion Of Ebenezer Luther admin
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Henry Clay has declined an inv
talion, from a number Of citizens o
Now Orleans, 10 a public dinner.
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~ Lor OF School Tickets AMI Watch
~ Ribbons, for sale al this ofic..