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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-16

\WIRGiNlA:-At rules, holden in the CLERKS office
" of the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond district. the sth day Of July 1880: Mary Car.
ter phf. against Joseph Tate. Edmund w. Rootes.
WIN. A. Eliason aud Mary his wife, aad other dts.
The defendants William A. Elason and Mary his
wife, not having en,. red their appearance and given
security according the TO act OF assembly and the
rules OF this court. and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this country
rs ordered. that the said defendants do appear
"a" the hrst day the OF next January term and answe
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for months essiv Nv,
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in said city
o. copy. tcste, WIZ. G. PrspLErox, c. C.
(\ViRGiNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9th day of September 1870: Will
liam Smith, pif against Austin Watkins. Peter ri.
son and other dts
The defendant Peter Rison not having entered his
appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules of this court and it
by satisfactory evidence, that he is an nha b,ant
OF this country: is ordered, that tie said
Go appear here on the first day of the next January
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and taat
copy of this order be forthwith inserted some
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully. and posted at the front door of
the capitol IN the said city. copy. Teste.
oS WIN. G. PENpLEroH, c. c.
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\'RGNlA. At rules holden in the CLERKS office OF
" the superior court &C chsnc~ry for the Richmond
district, the 9th day of Sept. 1850: James Andrew,
phf against John Bell. ex'or Of Reuben Iiowa, d,
decd. and trust c under his will, Bowling S,arke,
and William l.. How ard, dis.
The defendant William L.. Howard not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO
the PCT of assembly aud the rules of this court and It
appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is nnt mn
inhabitant ct this country is ordered that the said
def ndant do appear here the first day of the nc X
January term. and the bill OF the plaintiff, and
that copy of this ord, be forthwith inserted in some
ne ~spapcr published in the city of richmond for two
months successveiy, and posted the ont door of
the capitol. IN the said CITY copy. Tes,e,
II WM G.. PENDLEroN. e. e.
INVi"oiNiA. At rules holden M the clerks office o
" the superior court of chaucery for the Richmond
district. the +th day of October 1885, Mary Boiling
and Thomas Shore and Maria Harriet ms wife, pfs
against Edmund Watkins, sh II, &c Alexander Gun
ninghsm, Richard =. Boiling aud other dts.
The defendants Alexander Cunning ham and II. =.
30 ,g not having entered their appearance aud Civ
en- curity according To the of assembly and the
rules ct this court, and it appearing by
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
It is ordered that the said defendants do appear
ON the first day of the January term and
the ball of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish al
IN the city OF Richmond, for months successfully
and posted Mt the front door of the capitol in the said
city. a copy. reste.
"a WM. &. PENDLEToN, G. e.
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NOrIOE.

sT IN consequences Of Dissolution
ofthe Copartpcrship heretofore existing
between SHuREL p. CHILD and the sub
scriber, it il rendered indispsnsably neces-
sary, that all Accounts and Notes due the
aforesaid Copartners, under the name OF
+. w. BURR, should be speedily cancel
led and in order to effect the same in an
smicable manner, he will attend at bis
store until the Goth day of the present
month, for the express purpose of receiv-
ing payment for such debts, as may have
been contracted since April 1897 which
debts after that time, will of necessity, be
left for collcction-But the subscriber flat
tsrs himself, that his former patrons will
consider the peculiar urgency of the case,
and make payment within the limited
time.
PATRoNs-In conclusion, permit him
through this medium, to tender you his
gratitude ior. that liberal support he has re-
ceivcd from you since he has commenced
business in this place c;-and he would al
so inform them, that he has purchased the
entire interest which his former partner
had in said concern, and contemplates en-
larging his STOCK, in few days, to an
extent that will make his assortment COM
rletc-And asks Ofhis friends and the pub
lie, to grant him such portion of their pat
ronage as his cxcrtions may merit.
e. W.BURR.
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COWS FOR SALE.
April 3

AT Court Of Probate, helden in and for 'ht
town Of Darlington, ON the 5lh day Of Apr
A. ID. 1880.
sd ENJAMIN NEDBURY. admin sirator on
I'D the estute OF William Allin, late of Barring
ordered that the consideration thereof, be re-
ferred 10 q Court of Probate, 10 be holden o.
Z. Romington's Tavern on the first Morda,
in May next, AT 2 O'Clock, +. NJ. /; and iha
previous notice be given. by publish ng this or
Ter three several times in the Northern Star, tt
all persons eIestcd to cppear at that tine
and be heard theron.
Witness,
JOB WHEATON, D. ?. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
April 10.

n
by Order ofthe Hon. Supreme
AXA Judicial Cout, and under the
l&sskn = advice and direction Of the
Court Of Probate ofthe town OF
Warren, will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
TION on the p emsei on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day OF MAY 1880, at 3 o'clock,
afternoon, all the right, title and INTEREST,
of which CALEB CARR, late of Warren,
died seized, in and to the following Real
Estate, situate in said Warren, to wit =
a certain lot of Land with two story dwell
ling House thereon, bounded South on
King Street, west on Street, north and
east on land of Rosabilla Gardner.
also,
A certain lot of land with WHARF
and STORE theron, bounded North on
land lately of John Il. Child, Esq. east
partly on land OF said Child, and partly on
a street, south on land of Samuel Barton,
and west on Warren River.
ALSO,
One other lot ofland bounded east on
land of flames Maxwell, south on land OF
Joseph Smith, Jr. west on Warren River,
and north partly on land Of james Max
well, and partly on street or 90 muck
of said real estate, as shall be necessary to
make up the deficiency ofthe personal cs-
tate of said deceased for the payment o
his debts, funeral expenses, and expenses
of settling his estate with incidental char
ges. II
Conditions Of salc-Cash on the deliv
cry of the deed; -
sEW1s sETH rhokl Mokh, Ad~r''.
Warren, April 10.
GEORGE T. GARDNER
| (wArER sTREET)
,nFAs just received and for sale io~'
"a First quality II Tea
First quality Cheese
Do do Butter
Liquors ffesn Na'"'
Wines and Cerdials
eoift shellsd .ALMONDS.
Msreh2o
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ADMINISTATOR'S SALE.
Jan. 8.

BY order ofthe Supreme Judicial Court,
and under the direction ofthe Court of
Probate, foi the town Of Warren,
WILL be sold at PUBLIC .AUCTTON,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day of May
next, at 2 o'clock, 4. Nj. allthe right, Ii
tie, and interest, that THOMAS INcRAEAM,
late Of Warren, deceased, died seized, il
and to a certain lot Of Lsnd with two sto-
ry Dwelling House, and Barn thereon
standing, situated in the town Of Warren,
opposite the dwelling house belonging to
the heirs ofJohn CrOade, deceased, bound
ed north snd west ON land belonging to
the heirs Of William Child, deceased ;south
on lane leading to the shore and east
on the Main Road leading to Bristol
The house is in good repair.
Conditions made knovn'at the time and
place sale.
EBENEZER LUTHER, Admir-.
Warren, April 10.
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,pril 10.
ADVER TTSEJMyN.VT!

TO TIE ASTH >iATlC 4 CO ASUMPTIVE.
yABE mos prevalent and fatal Of all the d..
eases incidontio civilized society-'he C.n
sumption may genera ~ he traced to the least
alarming di,orders, u slight bLtmeglsceid Colo
BY estimation it appears tat one hundred and
ffy thousand "e~sons die annually ofthe Con
sumption. Most of these dreadful results may
be atiribut I'd 10 common Colds, and negligent
.reatmcnt Of the harrassing Cough that gene'I
al ensucs- " hich is usually followed BY difficult
breathing, pain in tho side, and at Inst Ulcer
ated Lungs. violont and repeated Asthn,ntic
attacks also bring on Cons''mPtive syn'ptoms.-
O ne ortwo dollars expended in tho purchas oi
DIR. RELFE'S ASTH.HATTC PILLS,
and alnue attention to their tim 'Iy admins ra-
ton, will usually ensue mitigation OF these dis
orders. al generally affect euro. The PHI.
are also an easy aud efcclual remedy for the
symp, oms p,C.,edirg md nctcn panyirg the
Asthma aud Consumption. F.r Colds. Cough,
difficulty Of Breathing, gh,ness and structure
across me vtest, RhcexiI.. Pain in the S!e
.p;ttipg of Blood, SC. Few cases can occur OF
ono oi this class oil disorders in which the pur-
cha.e 9 Of DIR Relics Pills ~ill no, find a rich
return for their nicng expendiur'
Price whole boxes, 80 Pills, doll. half do
IL Pills, 50. cents.
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At Mobile, last date, ship Warren, Carr,
of this port, loading for Liverpool.
Sailed from Charleston, goth ult. brig
Atlas, Burr, of this port for New Orleans
Arr at New Orleans, 18th brig Wm'
Henry, Cole, ofthis port from Havana.
CD at New Orleans 18th brig Remit
tance, Munro, for Bristol.
Spoke on the Brazil Banks, last oil
November, ship North America, Pickens,
of this port with $50 bbls oil-all well:
Arr at Boston, Sd, sloop Caroline, Will
liston, fr Bristol.
Sailed from Charleston, Goth ,bng Craw
ford. Luther, Of this port for New Orleans
Up at Savannah, brig Neptune, Allen'
of Bristol, for Matanzas, passage only;
At Woahoo, [per Ann, at Nantucket,
no date given ship Gangcs, Gardner, oi
Bristol, with 800 bbls oil.
AT Wilmington, 25th schr Comet pray
ton, Of this port. D..;a.,oo
Arr at New York st,sloop PROVIDENCE
Brown, from this port. -, cao
Sd, arr sloop Venus, Child, from 40.
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TO THE


NNIIITE and sO'nd Teeth a,e both al o.
wv nameni and blessing. The best secar-
ty lor their advsn, ages is to be found in the u'r
Of tho
BRITISH ANTISEPTiC DEnTIFRIrE.
This elegant Tooth Poicder, with very little
II. ., sradicAtos the Seuary in The gums and
prevents tie accumulation Of Ia tar, which
not only blackens but leosens tho teeth, and ae
CELEBRATES their decay. The Doniiircs TINS re-
moves the prevailing causes Of offensive breath,
preseryc. he heal hness and Aoridness Of the
aumas, and renders the teeth beautifully white.
Price 50 cents.
lax- None are genuine unless signed on the
oussid printed wrapper, by the sole propr'e
tor. 2. KIDDER, immediate successor 10
the late DR. ~. 7. CoNwAv. For sale a, the
Counting Room. over No es' Court street ne. ;.
Ceuee-t Hall, Bos on, and also by his spec'a
appointment, by DrJ. WILLIAMS. Warren i;
DrLrnuEL W BRIaes, Bristol Dr. A. r
MoohE. Newport NATHAN DvkFEE' "a"
River
- A large discount made 10 these wh' bu,
10 sell sgain.
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sTOCRFORD & WHEA TONS
snnAVE constan,ly on haod q genera
Hill assortment of CoRDAGE, ut their
ponc Walk, where they will furnish eangs
orRioginp and Cables, on good terms, at
short notice.
White Rope, Seine Lines, Sewing Twine,
Rsdcord, aud Lines Of every description, Of
Thcv also request all perrons indebted to
,ho,, On account or note, OF long standing,
TO call and pay the same without delay
Feb 20.
DRY GOODS,
-oHN r WHEATON & co have just re-
Ill cc;yed additional supplies Of FRESH
Wo0LIEN GOODS, which will BIO sold
VIZ SISo wishing to ci,so heir remaining
10y or Winter Goods. they will bo offered
70 nurchosers at reduced prces.
| feb d.
| BLANKS for sale at the Office Of the
Star
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april 10.

AT Court OF Probate. hcldsn in and fer the
town Of Barring Ion. .on the 81 h day Of april, "A
d. 1880
NEVeHEREAS an instrument pufportng to be
wv the lost Hill and t. Testament Of ANNA
KENT. late OF harrington, deceased, has been
presented 10 this Court for Probate, 1T Is Or
dered that the consideration thereof, he referred
to Court Of Probate to be holden nj E. Rem
ington's Tevern, in said Darlington, on the frs
Monday Of May next, al 2 O'Clock, p. M |; and
that previous notice be given, by ublIshng This
o. der three several times in tha Northern Star
to oil persons inlcrcsted,o appear at that tine
and be heard thereon.
iincss,
JOB WHEATON, D. r. Clerk.
ntil 10
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GARDEN SEEDS.

I'rx subscriber hrs just opened the best as 5
! serimsnt Of GA adm SEEDS,
that ever has bssn offered in this Market /; a.
mong which 10 the celebrated round. deep red
ONION SEED. direct from the first Gardner
IN ~ s'hsrsield. warranted perfect. for sale st
prices strangely low, by
yEREMIlH WILLIAMS.
mar ch i2, 1880,
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The Worcester Hemp Company adver-
tisc that they are about to erect Hemp,
and Flax Machines ; and offer to furnish
seed for cash or for good notes payable in
good Hemp Stem at $l8 per ton !; or Will
furnish the seed on shares and will give
SI8 per ton for good stem cut,or $lo with
out.
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DIED.,

In Dighton, on Wednesday last, John
hathaway, Esq. in the 73d year of his
age. The funeral will be solemnizcd
this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his resi-
dence. Relatives and friends are request
IN attend without further invitation.
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PROPOSALS
FOR CONTINUING THE PUBLICATION OF
~,n~m~r1rv .rnD

JlHE present pumbsr Of the Northern
~ Sfgr completes the fourth volume, and
the Proprietor Of this paper proposes % en-
large it, and - print il with new and eIesan,
type. And in order to meet the cxpcn Of
this publication he wsuld nppea, 10 the lib
erality Of the citizens "f the County OF Brs-
iol and its Vicinity, and solicit an incie 50
to his Subscription list.
No pains or exertion will be spared. TINT
may render this paper in future Interesting 20
its realers.
Not being blindly attached To any sect or
party we shall continue o advocate and sup
port the great interests Of Agriculture. Ce",-
mercc, Manufactures, and the Mechanic
Arts, and TO notice whatever in Politics. Lit.
ersturo or the passing events may DO useful
oi interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb. Is, 1880.
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SPRING GoOps I
sD-AT LONG ROOM

ECF-HI LO.VG HOUJu.
JOHN II. WHEATON s. co. have
just received from the PUBLIC SALES
many articles adapted to the present sea
son, consisting in part Of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, C al
icoes and Prints, Linens, Blue Calicoes,
Cambricks, Jackonets, Cravats, Cotton
Hdkfs, Lenos, Cotton Hose, Oznaburgs,
Ducks, Ticklenhurgs, SC. all of which
will be sold at the lo'cest prices.
April 8.
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MARRIED..

IN this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. WEIGH, Charles Wheaton, tsq 10
Miss Abiah Goodwin Turnsr. daughter Of Capt.
William Turner, all Of this town.
In New York, Mr. Collins Thu'ber of this
town, to Miss Martha Taylor, daughter oI MIR.
Jacob Taylor, Of New York.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bristol, sc. Warren, September '3Oh, A.
n 1870

~. 1851.
WILL be sold at PUBLIC
MA AUCTION, on the premises,
::s:E on the 2nd day of ofJanuary, A. ID.
Ek 1880, at 2 o'clock, ,.aiternoon, all
the right, title, and interest which John
Kelly, Lydia Rogers, Betsey Holden,
Samuel j. Mathewson, and Sally Math-
ewson, had on the first day Of September,
A. ID. 1929, at 1 o'clock beforenoon, in
and to a certain lot Of Land with Dwell
ing House thereon standing, situated in
the Town of Warren and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit beginning at the South
East corner thereof, and thence running
Northerly sixty nine feet by Water street,
thence turning and running Westerly,
and bounded Northerly by land lately of
Duncan Kelly, deceased, ninety feet,
thence South and bounded Westerly by
land lately of said Duncan Kelly, sixty
nine feet, to a lane or street, and theme
Easterly and bounded Southerly By said
street ninety feet to the first mentioned
! corner, containing about one eighth of an
acre, be the same more or less, with all
the privileges and appertenances thereun-
to lelOnging, to satisfy an Execution i'll
favor of the President, Directors and
Company of the Warren Bank, u.s. said
Kelly, Rogers, Holden, and Samuel j.
and Sally Mathewson, levied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff:
Jan. 2.
iD"The above sale stands adjourned TO
the Sd day ofMay next at o'clock, j.. III.
SIMMONS COLE, d. Sheriff.
Jan. 8.
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MARINE INTELELIGNCE.
PORT or YARR EN.

PORT or WNHNEV.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
On Saturday last, sloop Eliza, lngra-
ham, from New Bedford.
Sloop Mount Moriah Martin, from
Providence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, from DO;
Sloop Essex, Stanley, from Whining
ton via Providence. ~ =
Sloop Mcridi an, Gladding, from Fall
River.
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The Philadelphia United State Gazette
cautions the public against receiving spu-
rious coin, in imitation of American half
dollars. Many of them have, within a
few days, been detected in that city.
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On motion of Mr.. Webster, Russell Jar
Wis, ESQ has been admitted as an Attor-
ney and Counsellor in the Supreme Court
of the II. S.
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Washington and Warren Bank Bills
were selling in Albany at 20 cents on the
dollar.
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A Russian chemist, has discovered tn at
NEW MILK may, after evaporation OF the
more watery portion by slow fire, be re-
duced to powder, and again converted into
,niIk by the addition of water.
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A young man of very respectable con-
ncctions in Philadelphia, put an end to
his life by shooting himselfin the head, on
Sunday last.
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April 10.
sUP TO THE LADIES.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies ofWarrcn and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular attention to the Man
uacture of LADIES SHOES, Of all
KINDS, havingsprocured first rate ,ro,k
man from Lynn. No excrtions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, us
regards the price, fashion, quality Of ,rork,
and stock.
.4LTAN COLE,
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laudabls undertaking, and hope that the
patronage bestowed on the Herald, may
be commensurate with his exertioss to
please.
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p" Temperance No. T." is unavoi'
ably omitted this week.
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Ftp In 1913 towns in Massachusetts
Lincoln received II, ,2s8-Morton, 6,64s
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Tho London Times, ofa late date, com
pliments our Minister, M'Lean, but doubts
whether he can get the w. India trade tor
us.
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CHEESE, sc.
First quality Cheese
Southern Corn
Durfee's Hoes, sc. for sale by
STEPHEN MASON, JR.
April 10.
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The Presbyterian Church in Bleeckel
street, N. Y. have invited DIR. Beechcr,oi
Boston. to settle over them.
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Bristol, March 81.
PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPE[ I1ANUINUo.
k,Js Just received by the subscriber,
Philadelphia Paper Hangings ofthe new
est patterns. Those in pursuit ofthe the
article, will please call and see for them
selves. u. 4. GHhD.NEh,
March OF Watcr-st.
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WILL be sold at PUBLIC
@A AUCTION, on the premises,
l;;;:E , on the dday of January, A. ID.
1880, at 9 O'Clock, ,tafternoon, all