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POETRY.
For the Virginia .adpocate.
ENIGMA.

Before creating nature wild, ID
That atoms into form should jar,
BY me the bound!ess space was flld,
On me was hung the first-made star
For me the saint will break his word,
by the proud atheist I'm reverb;
AT me the coward draws his sword,
And by the hero am fear'd.
Scorned by the meek and humble mind,
Yet often by the vain possessed;
Heard by the deaf, seen by the blind,
And to the troubled conscience rost
Than wisdom's sacred self I'm wiser.
And yn, by every blockhead known;
I'm freely given by the mser,
Kept by the prodgal alone.
AS vice deform'd and virtue fair,
The courtiers loss the patriots gains;
The poets purse, the coxcomb's care,
Read-and you'll have me for your pains
A solution is required
DON PEDRO.
|une 1st 193O
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NO ST..

sword dropped at his feet no seized il. and
before his brother had recovered from hi.
CONSERVATION, Joseph had gone beyond recall.
This adventure little softeped his fcrocious
nature and perhaps the dreadful resolution h..
had taken would never have been kept had not
an American been brought into the enemv',
camp under the imputation of CARRYING ,npo,,
tant papers to the rebels but Frances letter, by
these means came into his hand. S,unp to tL,.
soul with Jealousy and rage, he again swore tho
horrid VOW.
we have already told, how she was dc
into MS presence. 1t matters not what wer.
inc ihSuNs ana the heart-cutting words he heat
cd upon her 1t was shocking detail and
would tam spare the repetition oft. Suffice !,
to say, he talked with fend-like malpnitv NJ
love crossed and ambition thwnrted bo 20.
preached her will: broken promises and d;.,n
Pointed hopes and when she -efused to pol
lutte her soul with false vows, seand bis o,u,
with blood
William lived to hear the agonizsd tsings-
lie iVed too, again to spare his wicked lro,bor
wheh his sword tiourished over him in IN, O.,
mutt of battle but ever after that, he se.,,,oa
torush upon his death. After one oftbo O.,
culinary conflicts which Immediately preceded
our Independence. he was found dead in the vc.
ry centre OF the British army
Ills father lived to extreme old age, as happy
as the sympathy ofhls countrymen, and firm
trust in the Rock of Ages, could make one who
had passed through such fiery ordeal Joseph
never saw him after the death Of Frances Leslie
but the depraved wretch survived them all I; and
1t is not many years, since he was seen seated
on the road side in Plymouth county, as we de-
scribed him at the commencement of our s,or,.
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We lay before our readers the speeches os
the Hon. VIM, Dray,on, the Hon. Robert Y
Hayne, Langdon Cheves and Major James Ham
lton on being toasted at dinner given in hon
or of the two first gentlemen by the citizens OF
Charleston S. c. The great interest of the sab
joct they treat or, and the eloquence of tho
speeches will recommend them to general peru
sal. Ed. Advocate.
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q. William Drayton-Able. faithfn,
and eloquent. South Carolina cherisbes
hun as d son disciplined in her best schools
OF chvary and honor.-Wth devoted
frmness he has pursued the dictates of
fls conscience III opposition to the request
Of respected portion Of HE constituents
We honor him for his independence.
When the long and continued applause
with which this toast was received had
subsidized, Col. DRAyToN rose and address
ed the company as follows -
FcAOW- CtizenS.-Accept my grateful
thanks for the appreciation which Won have
been pleased TO express of my public con-
duct, and OF the motives by which il has
been directed. At all times [ earnestly
seek to learn the sentiments of nv cor
suhucnts.-Ihey are entitled TO all the
services which 1 can render them and io
require, as general rule, that in render
ing those services, | should conform TO
their wishes; but, whenever. after mature.
delibefation, have arrived at the conch,-
SION, that cannot comply with them with
out violating my-otlicial oath, or the prin-
clpIes oil moral right whenever the cues
ton arises between NY conscience and the
VIII OF my constituents, that question mus,
be solved by my duty TO my God. This
opinion have so frequently uttered, thu
have every reason TO believe, that ma
Jority OF those whom | represent, ale ar-
| qnalnted with 1t. Should ! be mistaken
gladly avail myself of this occasion To
| declare 1T. Political errors | NAV often
| have committed. With the ooncealmep,
OF my political principles s, no one can, lust
| ly, charge me.
The topics most Interesting to South
Carolina, to which | have lately given my
attention in Congress, are the tariff. and
what are termed 'lnterDal Improvements.
1t being well known, that | consider the
law Imposing duties upon imports for the
exclusive benefit the domestic manufoc-
turer, to be unconstitutional and deeply
| injurious to the great mass of the commn-
nlly; and that l regard internal Inn
provements' as they have long been acted
upon, to be attended with wastef,h and
ruinous expenditure of The public treasure
Tor private purposes, and TO be at variance
with the spirit of the federal compact. I
shall not now enter into discussion oe
these subjects; but confne myself 10 brief
examination OF the consequences which
have flowed from them. An excitemen.
growing out OF these subjects, more sspe-
c'alIy out OF the first nf them, has perya-
ded all parts o: our State, and has made
so profound an impression upon the pub
lie mid, as almost TO absorb every other
consideration. Our citizens, suffering un-
ger an act, which great majority Of them
| oeileve to be Unconstitutional have nafu-
rally been led TO deliberate upon the steps
which ought 10 be taken, under circun-
stances so critical and noTentous. OF
the exPedlents proposed, that which seems
most generally, 10 be relied upon, is.
through the medium ofthe Legislature, or
Of convention chosen by tie people, TO
nuIliiy the obnoxious law, Or in other
words, to declare it to be uuc"nsinution &.
al, and to a5aoye cur citzc;s rom obed-
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June LIST. 1890.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-30
NWHI0I, ,

"HE subscriber being appointed by
the Hon. the Supreme judicial
Court, ofthe State Of Rhode Island, at
their September Term, A. d. 1880, As
signee Of
STEPHEN CHAFEE,
to whom has been granted the benefit Of
the Insolvent Act Of said State, hereby
gives notice, that six months from the end
Of said term, il allowed ~ said Court, for
the Creditors Of sstslg Chafee, 70 exhibit
and prove their claims against him.
GOLDEN DEARTH, Assignee.
Bristol, r.. l.. Oct. ~, 1880.
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In Bristol, on the i7th inst. by lhe Rev.
mr. Bidwell, mr.. Charles Bliyen, of Free
town, to miss Sally Dimsn, daughter Of
Capt. Jeremiah Diman, Cd, ofthe former
place. w
Al Prospect, on the 18th inst. by Rev.
mr.. Gray, mr.. Carver Hotchkiss, Of Wind
sor, N. Y. to Miss Sally Sc,tt, Of the for
mer place, after an interesting courtship
oftweIue hours. Shortly after the union
Of the happy pair, and whilst in the midst
Of connubial bliss, they were sadly disturb
ed by the entranae Of Sheriff with an at
tachment against them for $4,000 in favor
ofa disappointed swain, for q breach Of
promise Of marriage on the part OF the
bride. As the matter is toundergo le-
gal investigation, it would be improper to
give the details. s.--[N. E. Palladium.
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The Boston Gazette Of yesterday, says
We understand that Abel Cushing, Esq
Dorchester, was Yesterday nominated
a candidate for Congress in Norfolk
strict, by the Democratic Republicans.
he Rev. Moses Thatcher, we learn has
zen nominated by the anti-masons'
Mr.. McCrearv, who was the author Of
he minority report in the house ofrcPre-
entatives in Congress, in favor Of stop
ing the mails on Sunday, has lost his e.
iection, Mr.. McKennan having been g
lected in his place.
II is with narrow souled people as with
mar, ow necked bottles; the less they have
in them, the more noise TREY make 10 pour
ing it out-PoPE.
A blind man having scoIding wlie,
..a. told she was I rose, |" l do not doubt
II. for / feel the thorns pricking every
day"
The application Of leeches is SO favorite
remedy with the medical profession in
France. that there are said to be, in Pa
ria alone. no less than ten leach mongers,
each of whom sell, weekly, not less than
10000, making an annual consumption o.
them, in that capital alone, of from 0 to
100000.
An Irish servant lad going down the
massage, and singing rather unharmonlou.
", was asked by his master what horr'o
noise he was making' 81 have made nc
noise, sir," he replied. : Why you were
singing. and a confounded noise it was =
"Oh! perhaps it was the singing in my
ears vour honor heard! This reminds VI
of the dialogue between two ministers o
the GUIDE kirk of Scotland. One complain
ed that he had got ringing in his head
"Do ye ken the reason of that" aske'
his worthy crony. Ma "pil tell ye
it's because it's empty" And have y
never ringing in your head" quoth tn
other. Ma, never" {" And do yo'
ken the reason. It's because it's crack
ed,' was the retort, and the truth was nc
far off,
A Singular Family. There arc nov
living in one house in Sterling, Mass. on
great-great-grandmother, two great-gran
mothers, two grand-mothers, two mothers
two sisters, one daughter, two aunts, tw
cousins the oldest of this family bein
80 years old and the youngest "a, Ill
what il most remarkable respecting the'
il, that the whole family consists OF b
two persons, a mother and her daughter
Snow fell in Quebec Sd instant.
A boysl0 years old lately hung himse
In Lexington, N. Y. supposed from cur
osity. -
The Bar Of Nashville gave 4 public dil
ner to Judge M'Lean, ofsthe SuPren
Court, cd instant.
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MARINE iNrELELrGNcE.

PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fr do.
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CORDWA AIMING.

TYHE subscriber having trocured
stock from the~frst manufacturer in
the United States, and having the hrst
rate of workmen, continues the inanuiact-
uring Of Gentlemen's first rate
BOOTS AND SHORS.
And warrants them to be made wholly
from the best calfskins and sole leather,
the United States affords. :.
*x*Those in want Of Boots for durab'I-
ity and beauty, will please call and exam
inc for themselves let their eyes De thei'
their judge. ALVAN COLH.
Oct 30 -. -.
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DIED,

In Swanzey, on Sunday last, Dea. Da-
vid Kingsley, aged about 80.
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IB BOQNSe

THOMAS' Farmers Almanacs, i'm
proved and enlarged, 1881
by the groce, doz. or single.
Mackenzies 5000 Receipts; Bowditch's
Navigator BIunt's Coast Pilot !; Log
Books Seamen's Journals Quarto BIZ
bles, and School Books.
ALSO,
One first rate Brass Sertant, Strouton's
Improvement.
just received by
Orr S0
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Tsfr person who took The liberty to 90
into the Store WIN. b. & e. O. CHILD,
on Wednesday evening last, between the
hours Of 8 and 10, is informed, that un-
less he returns the amount then stolen, on
or before Wednesday Morning Nsrt, at .
o'clock, he will receive visit from U.
JoioEorT, Esq. who will provide him with
lodgings in the County jail. He was seen
lurking about the store short time be-
fore the robbery was committed and Il
he does not see fit to return the amount,
before that time, his hame vii! then be
POSTED as a THIEF, IN
addition to committal to prison.
Oct. 80. ~ s4#
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
gAT9u -NSN
Il n - EjcSSl

!'HE proprietor begs leave to recommend
(Which he does With tn, ful es coniidencey
one Of the most valuable it.nedes known or
this troublesome and painful complaint. With
out gorg into detail, he deems il enough to sav
nc had IN his pos ession he mos, uadoubied les
,imon nls that it tas more eonipie ELY dnsuey.
ed the Parpsse for ,ch,eh it is Intended, thad
sny otht popular cd'cibo.
This remedy rs perfectly innocent in :is spp'i-
alton, 20 nlI co,Ici,ions. ages and sexes. Full
des,r.piion Oft con plant. &c. ac-
company each packet, VIII ch CONSISTS OF two
.oxes, Ointmuni and E.eefury. Price, 81.
or the whole, or so renls u bit one Of the ar
icIess is waaed
None a'e genuinc unless Signed 4 on The
outside printed wrapper. by the sole rrcprje
or. 2. HIDDEN in,s,sdia successor IN
10 late Or w. 7. CoEwAv F.r sale a, the
ouniing Room, over NO 80. Court street near
,oneer Hall. Bos on, and also BY his special
ppein,ment. ny Dr. ,. WILLIAMS, wsnsa
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Franklsn Cslexiotsng
LIBRA Ry,'

ETST added, The Denounced, by au-
al thor of" Tales Of the O'Hara Fam
ily" Walter Colyton, by author of Beam
bletye House," |" Zillah,'' &c. Ameri-
can Anecdotes, original and select.
Warren, Oct. 80.
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GUAR RDL.4N'S NO TTCE

GUAR DL4yNS NO IICE:
UyHE subscriber hereby gives pub
lie notice that he has been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate OF the
town of Warren, Guardian of the per
son and estate of elisabeth III Saunders,
daughter ofthe late Mr.. George Saun-
ders, of Philadelphia, in the Ssdte Of Penn.
sylvania, minor, under the age Of II
years, and has given bonds according Ttc
Jaw. He hereby calls upon asIl persons
having demands against said Elizabeth
% exhibit the same to Tim within siA
months from the date hereof and thos,
indebted to make immediate payment.
HAIL COLLINS, Esardian.
Oct %.
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We published short time since an ac-
count ofmutiny and murder on board the
brig Orbit. bound from the Coast Of Alri-
ca for New York-this vessel having been
boarded at sea by Boston vessel which
brought in two other crew. BY the ar
rival at Baltimore, Of the schr Cicero,
from St. Thomas, intelligence is received
that the Orbit had gone ashore at Trini-
dad, with all sail set, and that" " on board
ing her not sIiving creature was to be
found" No other particulars are given.
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Arr at Bristol, 9th, schr Mercator,
Ling, from a fishing voyage, with 100 bis
mackerel to S. Coggeshall.
Cid ship Leonidas, Cleaveland, Pacific
Ocean.
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SHIrwnEeK.--Brig Adams, BigIey, 2
days from Newport,for Wilmington, was
cast away on the night OF the 9th inst. in
a severe gale, on Chickamicomico Shoal,
80 miles N. Of Cape Hatteras--Crew
and passengers saved, but the brig, with
unoa Of her cargo, was entirely lost
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II OST about iesnight since, PAR
ROT. Whoever has found the
same would confer a favor on the owner,
by leaving word with the Printer.
Oct. 80. s
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Capt Bigley, and Mr.. J. A. Peckham, q
passenger, rsmais = by the wreck 70 save
what,t they could. sxsav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

" lNHiNlA -hta Superior Court of Chancery hold
en- at the Capt"lin the city of Richmond the 10th
da, OF March. 1885, Wi liam Armstead and Thomas n
terrell eX rs ct VIM hrmistead, dec; the said Thorn
as H. lerre' IN his own right, VIM Chamberayne John
ID. Christian, ad'mor OF Bennett Lewis d..,d 81
Catharine cambridge, adm'ix of Bartholomew Dan
bridge, dec q, pitts, against Jesse VIM Sheriff ne III
county OF Hanover, and as such, adm'or of VIM d
Aooo,', acc q, ana WIN j. King, and Seaton C. Tay-
Tor, Almeany T. Taylor, and Snow p. TayIor bcrs =,
law OF said Wm d. Abbott, the two last of whom Owe
infants, by the said Seaton c. TAYLOR their puor,on
ad htem, and Thomas g TinsIey, and susanna IT,.
ley, admor and admir- of Thomas Tinslev da.'J
William Trueheart, Joseph Starke Frsnci. c.,
Philip WoodSon, jr, YIN. Il Peasants, and s.mni
Mosby, defts. us'
This cause came on this day to be heard on the hill,
teken tor confessed TO all the defendants erc.n,
VIM. j. King, Seaton c. Taylor snow f. To,,o. ~
Almeany p ray Tor, Joseph starke Wn. IT pIoos, n,u
and Samuel Mosby the answers of the said last n.r,J
defendants, with the replcations thereto exbib;,e "a
examinations OF witnesses, and argued by counsel
On consideration whereof the court doth order tb.,
the defendant Jesse WYNN, do render an account -,
ms OF the estate of his intcstate before
\ commissioner of the court; that the other d.c..,
anus, render before the same commissioner ON ,c -
count OF the monies and effects in their ands be,n
ing 10 the said WIN. Abbott, dec d, and also of the
rents and debts due by them, or either of then, -
the said Abbott; tina, the same commissioner H. ~,
state An account OF all judd mens recovered ag,ne
'pe Piainufs, or either of them, securities of the
said VIM. D. Abbott, deputy of rhos. Tinsley or vii
liam Irueheart Sheriff OF Hanover county, and aIso
OF all other claims and liabilities of said plain,i. nm
his account, said deputy or otherv;ss, anJ =,
saId commissioner 10 also state an account oF ,be
tracts, pieces or parcels of land, in this common
wealth, belonging to said Abbott, or his heirs ,nd
lne yearly rents or values thereof and report the
eral accounts aforesaid the court with anv
specially stated deemed pertinent bv himself mr. NH
may be required by the parties to be so stated
"A copy. Tese, WIN. & PEgpLEroy r. =
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X. ID. SANXAY

successor 10 ". ~. FIttwhyisonn,l
AS Just received at his Book Stationery and
n Fancy Store, an assortment of cold s2ilv.,
tortoise shell and slcel.mouncd spoctacs for all ages,
Nso convex concavc, green and azure loose glasses
sul,a n Tor hose who require change, which he
can W. IN old frames. Spectaclcs repaired.
Ho". fnders' mngnifyng glasses, Of various kinds.
ior no examination of minerals spy and opera glass
cS; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes, eyo-
glasses Tor short sighted persons; convex shaving
gasses-Ielescopcs cleaned and repaired Glass
'uuos h''cu 10 therInomctcrs 10 10
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NJ ESS BEEF.-l0o barrels OF superior quality
IvA for families, or ships use-for sale by
ie 10 If IF CUAS. PALMER

I'VE subscriber has just received from the Chemical Ware
mouse oil George w Carpenter Philadelphia the follow
ing afucIe WHICH, among many other chemical pTepa
gentlemen OF that city. ~
Saratoga Powders by which, the water no ro,,,ca
IN all respects, TO that taken from the springs
Compound Fluid Extract Saraparla for preparnu in
lew minutes the Lisbon diet drink.
ComPoundi Syrup of Liverwor a safe and valuable med.
cno iot coughs splitting OF blood consumption and liver
PAINTS most OF the meticines made of above dis
eases Of stimulating nature composed ceneIav o,
ana baams IN alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
freely used aggavato the disease and reduce the strength OF
he patients THIS preparation active he made from
adjuans wv" '''o''" "'
Caied Kali for making tho saline draught of neutral mix.
@ one dachm of this salt dissolved four water
instantly produces similar and equal i'm yerv osnec,
10 t ia mace with fresh lemon juice and salt Of
BLACK oxide OF Mercury for extempoaneousy making the
b one iourh OF grain fully equal to three grains
sodhed CoPaiva This active preparation of the bal
SAM and rendered solid without the action of heat or diu
hns IT'S strength 6yhe addition of Indifferent articles is
much approved ofby the faculty Caution The Resin of Co.
TaVa made by evaPoratng the balsan entirely inert,
m OF nopava dose ito drops, II is superior Naphrha
o o Cubcbs This is valuable addition To basam coraivs
10 TO 20 drops an Of basam will greay increase the
virtues OF that remedy IN Gonorrhea
Extract OF uinne; grains which are equal to one Of
"I 5, ne and ana az lessihan one.thrrd Of the price.
Than iI crime drop fully equal TO three grains of the
r - also valuable adjunct QunIno; one or two drops
dlCinc. " F ''' NV
superior Fed Bark And
superior Caisaya Bark This is tie best species Of yellow
1dh ana derives ITS from province In which i, s coil
u te bark which yields QunIne greater proportion
an any oe species neatly pu, up ed cylindrical
PACKAGES OF a pound and ounce
BESIDES Inc above articles hand any Of tile oiur
''icies can nc had at short notice II desired, viz
Dcnacotzed Opium
Denarooizcd Acduous Tincturc Of Opium
compound Tonic Extract
Extract Of Srramonium
Acetate, sulphae and pure Morplia
Nitrate and Oxide of Gold
pipetine Emene, Supuinc,
Dephne, Cncionine, Strychinc and Ecrairinc.
JlncH HUGH McNBNARA.
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COM MISSIONER'S OrEJCE

- HichDlond, June Cd 1880
Inc parties interested will please take notice, that
nave aPPo'n'ed the ~ OF August next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of the
court; on which day, at o'clock, 4. NJ, thew are
required to attend at my Office in this CITY, with their
accounts, vouchers documents and testimony, ready
'or examination and settlement, and with office copies
OF the necessary court papers
II W.T. HILARY BAKER. Conn
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d Co.
Hnpe for Sale.
4 600 Casks nails and brads assorted
80 do ". moleses
100 bags green COTE
1o0 barrels prime pork
60 do mess do
20 boxes loaf sugar
50 bales cotton yarn assorted
100 boxes window glass
go hhds ". Orleans rum
do Antigua Ium
do fine old Jamaica DO
10 pipes cognuc brandy
100 sacks salt
200 bbls No. mackerei
10 ceroons fount indigo
1000 reans cap and letter paper
800 do wrapping do
40 bales brown and bleached cotton sheetinps
Cigars crates Of ware, soal leather
Albany beer, claret wine, oranges
goo kegs gunpowder
Old port wine, in pipcs
Cane and rush bottom chairs
Half pint tumbers
so boxes "Rodman's' sperm. candlrs
100 do brown soap
100 kegs white lead
Tanners oil, &c. &c.
July 27-Bt