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IIenrico. October 18th, $3.50.
From Me Phiiadeiphia Inquirer.

FROM he Fhifadeiphin Inquirer.
On looking the official statement uivcn by tho
canvassers of the New York election, we perceive
that Russell Comstoch received five votes Toe Stricl
land four votes. and Frances Wright two votes for
Governor The gentlemen ofthc Courier aud En-
quirer, nj NJ. Noah and James w. Webb, each re.
celved one vote for the same office
For Lieutenant Governor. among Others Clara
Fisher, Philip Hone, Solomon Southwick and Grant
Fhorborn each received one vote.
For Senator, Original George DAVIS John Fror-
town, Albert Gallatin, Josephine Frances Priscilla
Corneia Hone, I'm n. Mail, Robert ID. Owen and
Samue! Patch each received one vote.
For member of Congress, Aaron Burr, Circum-
stance Change Cambreleng, Convenient Party White
Great Calf Verplanck, and Abner Kneelund, each
received ono vote.
Among those voted for on the Assembly tickets,
we perceive tho nanes OF almost every distinguished
mr. notorious individual IN New York Tho oreo,
objection TO publication of each with the name
attached as is the cuso ON in New York may be seen
from tho selections We have made, inasmuch as bv
giving the'vo'es publicity many persons through wan
tonness or nalgnity, will throw away vote upon
particular individual, that If appropriated properly
might alter the issue of the election,
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DIED, at tic rcsidcnce OF his sister, Mrs. Haly-
burton, near New Kent Court House, last Friday,
WV DAN0RtnGE, ESQ late Cashier OF the Bank of
Virginia. MIR. Dandridge was long valuable officer
Of III" Bank Of Vrgina, whose employment he only
Quilted within the last io months. In this charuc.
ter, he was widely anl lavorabiy known, but it re-
qurcd more intimate view to appreciate the gene
rosiiy, the unwlyerng integrity Of his heart. The
deepest sense Of honnur resided uader an apparent
levity Of temper, and under manners Frequently ab
rupt and eccentric existed heart as noble and be-
nevolenl beat None who had the pleasure
of his intimate acquaintance will withhold their ac-
Acknowledgements of the justice of his tribute to his
memory. Were integrity ofintention, and overnowpg
good WI to all, consulted, the remains OF no.c
would better deserve to rePose in marble.
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or Attorney IN Fact, snail insist on his cxtortiou-
alto contract, then the Superior Court of Hcnrico,
shall decide whether exsctng more than ~ per cent
s eNorlon, and the eon shall be vacated, if the
Court should 80 decide; and The Who'll" of the a
mount ofsuch claim shall be paid To the Officer. his
Heirs. Lcga'cr Legatccs or Distributes, ms the
case may be- III certificates. with interest for the
full amount of such claim.
The under writer witness to the sufferiups
of our bravo old officers from the depreciation of tic
paper money the very high price of clothing and 9TH
er neces,aries. We indebted to the officers
Of the Revolution for civil and religi, us liberty
IL IL believed, that the important Reports have
been found, which lost for forty odd years that
Virginia will rejoice TO do tho old officers and their
children justccs
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EfoqWence Of u C'ergyn m.-The following extract
from an address delivered in England is sufficiently
interesting isel but it deserves particular relish
from having emanatcd fiom a clergyman of that
established church, whose interests oppose the
strongest barrier 10 Reform in the Government
when such men celebrate thu achievements and
back the rights OF the People we may believe
Cobnrtt when he says Reform, Radical Reform,
MUST COME
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Ha"7"'eT Set1toriai Election We publish the fol.
loving article from ths Virginia Gazette, by request
SENAToa-We learn that the Sheriff. Of the two
Counties which compose ths district hayo each 70.
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March @.

AT Court Of Probate, holden in and fer the
town of Warren, on the lst day Of March, A.
d. 1880
TAMES SHORT, Administrator on the es-
~ tate Of James Short, late Of Warren, de-
ceased, having presented to this Court his first
account of adminstralion-lt is ordered that
the consideration thereof, be referred to Court
Of Probate TO be holden at the Town Clerks
Office, in said Warren, on tho first Monday oI
April next, at 2 o'clock, p. nj and that prev
lous notice be given, by publishing this order
three several times in tha Noriharn Star, to
ell persons interested 10 appear at that time
and be head thereon. I..,..
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, D. p. Clerk.
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In the last Legislature of AIabama
but two members were natives Of that
stale ~ 4tt a44 firW ~.
4ia ~c~-,I isl3 n>s 4.
0r The commune, ton Of x. "
$50
dared at Rehohoth, is received.
'-"iN ~~~~~~~~~v~~ ~.
~ Church service wil be porto rr ed at
Coles Hall, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
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The Mexican Sol con.ai.s a decla.
ration of the Senate Of the General
Government against the Presiden, Gu.
erro, consisting in vague decia nation
and ending with the statement that ne
had unde'taken a task too heavy for
his natural powers. Wei fnd also the
resignation Of Guerrero, addressed 10
the Congress. He AYERS that he had
an moderately used and as quickly laid
down. AS possible, the dictatorship with
Which he was invested al the appear.
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Iance oi the Spanish invaders !; that he
might have rescIlesI PpebIs. against the
troops Of Bo.tnmcnte, with Six or seven
thoussnd men, but that he could not
prevail upon himself TO bring Aexi.
cans into mutual conflict. and therefore
determined TO submit the whole case
10 the decision Of Congress and the
Peop!e.-[National Gazette.
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GROOERIEs. go,

1NAOR sale by the subscriber. at his storo Mar
~ ket street, 2 doors south Of p. Barn.y's
Sugars. Teas, Molasses, Coffee ~
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Winss and Cordas
Tobacco, sndf and Cigars oH.r =
Earthorn. Tin nd "A o. den Ware
Spices Of all kinds
Essences, do do ti'' i'H fi
Tongues and Sounds. and Msckerel p
ydpples by bushel or less qnuotity
blacking and Black Ball '..,.
Whips, Drooms and Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers and Hardbread
Shaving Soap and Dishc,
Salt Pork and hams Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt a4rn t
Rye and Inlian Meal t..
Furna accs- Baskets Corn
Smoking Tobacco. Sc sc.
Ill the above articles will no sold a. cheap
as can be purchased in this Town. li
t, ~ ALSO,
For sale, One Market Wagon, and a good
Harness.
STEPHEN MASON, JR.
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March 6

AT Court of Probate, holden in and for The
town ofWarren, onthe lst day Of March,
A. D.1S30,
vH EwlS HOAR and SETH PECK. admins
I'D traitors on the estate of Caleb Carr, late
- Warren, d.ceased, having presented to thi'
Cour' 'Srr first account of administration 1T is
ordered that .',o consideration thereof. be re-
ferred 10 Court OF f'ohnte, to be holden al
the Town Clerks Office, ON tho first Morday
in April next, al 2 O'Clock, p. M. and ,ha,
previous notice be given, by publish ny this or.
der three several times in the Northern Star, TO
all persons interested TO appear at that tino
and be heard theron.
Witness,
.a LEVI HALLE, D. p. Clerk.
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March 8
SgZ SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
MAKING

NNHE subscriber would inform his friends in
~ Warren and Vicinity. that he continues
the above branch OF business, at lis old 'tand
few doors East ofthe Baptis. Meeting House,
where he will make Chaise and Wagon Har-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and other
Trunks. Portmanteaus, valises, Fire Buckets,
Ships Hose and Bellows, Sc. sc.
Carriages and fairness cleaned and repaired.
He has on hand for sale, on assortment oi
Saddles. Harnesses. Brides, fHaIters, Whips.
Curry Combs, sc, which he will sell cheap for
cash or approved credit.
Chaiscs, Gigs. Carryalls, and Wagons, furnish
ed at short notice.
-" share Of patronage is respectfully So
lited.
THEODORE BARNEY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WARREN

PORT OF TTARREN
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Il Providence
SIocp Mount Moriah. Martin fr do.
Sloop Splendid. Reed fr do
Sloop Superior, Child. fr do
SAlLED--On Monday last, brig
Pioneer, Hobbs, for Mobile.
Sloop Splendid, Reed for New
York
Sloop Superior, Child. for do
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1ncendiary attempts continue at New
Brig Brig Ajax arrived At New Orleans.
a., .,ltc,nn Norfolk, with goo slares.

"A oe,i,ion for divorce has been pre-
sen,ed TO the Pennsylvania Legislature
by Young man Of 22, who states that
eipht wears ago he was 'nauced 10 mar
~ black woman, much older than
himself, whs had property; that she
had broken her VOWS and otherwise
misbehavsd. His claim must te ire.
sistible. .n a,mo5 hau ,. n
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PROSPECTUS OF The -
ReW=Eurk AnrttIrt.

sdHo LuusSS LHoTTy ana AeSLgt0Oe
Ch, onicie.
zNHE primary object Of this work will be
~ TO check the rapid progress Of two alarm
ing evils, so fatally prevalent in our country,
viz. lntemperapce and In6delny--which,
like the cankcr worm, are stripping the green
walks Of life Of all its flowers, and leaving tho
moral world a leafelets desart. To do this
the more ellectually, we shall pourtray in tho
most vivid colours, the deforrnity and delete.
rious consequences Of these most deadly evils
by interesting moral tales, sketches, Erog-
mens. essays, and scriptural illustrations
We shall endcavor 10 cherish in the hearts Of
our readers, the sublime and benevolent ssn-
t'ments OF the blessed gospel of Jesus Christ
TO exhibit tho beauties and reward. ef W.
tue IN all their captivating loveline.s--.,o n
wakcn the botter feelings of human n.,nro
20 cultivate the SOCIAL and poMrsrrc az
lecuons-to lead the mind through the mos,
delightful avenues, to lead the mind tbrouyL
,he most delightful avenues, TO the hover, nr
happiness and peace--to elevate and snl.,n.
'he concepnons--to Undue the rnder., /. nd;s'..
WIN inc most exalted ideas Of :llimiishIo .,s
tributes and perfections OF the Great DIVINITY
-'hofeoy leacng mankind to .. fear coJ
ana keep his commandments" r
Z To accomplish those designs. We shall call
to our aid oil the eoquencs Of Truth, cio,h.J
in the most fascinating forms-such .. NOR.
al cssoys. simple or pathetic tales, varyin,
|" from grave to gay, from lively 10 sercno'
--poet,cal sketches, dida tic articles in verse.
and sometimes TO enlivea our pages, a taIy
Of fancy. homorous story, an allegory. n bal
lad, or a song, will receive an insertion, In
each and in oil. the great end and si,n will
| be. to convoy moral and religious scniment,.
through pleasing medium, 10 tho hsurt---or
IN other words, to blend the useful viii
the sweet
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NJ
BRIGHTON MARKET, March 1st.
AT Market this day 35S Beef Cattle
SO -,ores e68 Sheep and 200 Swine
divided as follows; Upper Marked.
232 Beef Cattle 8 Stores and 1919
Sheep. Locer Market, 1ai Beef Cat
tie +; "a Sores !; 469 Sheep and 500
Swine .e ,...t.,o, s.lf = .-t8see F..
The Market to day was not very
brisk. md sales went OF rather slow
-middling qualities Of Beef at reduc
tion Of near Is cts per cwt. from last
weeks p,iccs. The best cattle we be
liev,. fully supported fo'mer rates
ono pai, in particular, owned and fat.
ted by Capt BENZ Huntington ofP'i'iee
ton, attracted considerable attention
calculated to weigh s4O0 lbs. This i,
the tenth pair, we understood the gen
tleman to say that he has fa!ted which
have weighed over 1900 lbs the bul'
lock. They were purchased by Mr.
I. Wise price not exactly known-sup
passed at 1900 who will .xhibit them At
his Stall, No 48 Faneuil Hall M,lket,
and where the Epicurean can haOe a
tast Of the quality in the course OF
the week.
Store Cattle continue low and dull.
Milch Cows but Few at marke: and OF
very inferior gu u,lity- We noticed the
sales Of very few at from l6 TO S29
each. T4o 2'F r"'4 t.'f
Shesp-Business in the Sheep Mar.
ket to day was vcry limited-we motto
ed the sales Of one lit Of SO AT S270y
one do Is at 81 81 and one OF more
Importance f; u lot Of SO at IS over s.
per head. owned and fatted by Mr.. al
pheus Anderson Of Shelhurne-lhe
same gentlemen falted l08 last year
for which he obtained IS 30 per head.
We take pleasure in recording these
rare occurrences, because they agree
with our notions Of grazing; how Il
can be profitable to raise the tens Of
thousands Of animals in the shape "f
sheep that are yearly driven to Mar.
ket and sold from 75 cts to 81 % per
head. we have yet TO learn. -
Stcine. .-Those mentioned above are
the same we reported laat week
the only sale we noticed was a lot oil
100 at 4 cts per III. Ar
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CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The last ac-
counts represent the state OF thugs
at Nicaragua az perfectly tranquil, with
prospects Uf a speedy re-establishment
OF commerce, agriculture and friendl y
rela' ions. Dionisio iIei rcra had been
elected supreme chief. and Gregnric
Rochcs, vice chief Of that state Coun
sellors ami deputies had afso beo e.
lec,ed. whose character is very fayora
bly, spoken of. t., - i..f
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The check upon the Pennsylvania
Bank -far, SeoeO. drswu BY he Treas
urer ofthat state. recently found upon
Mellan, arrested at New York. was
taken from the mail robbed near Down
ino,on, SO miles from Philade'phis,
last July.
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March 6

NNAEw assimeres, Satti-
Nv ne!ts, Circassia ,s, Camblets, Flannels,
Bombnzetts, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Callcoes, Silks, Linen Cambrck Hdkis. Lin
en- do sewing Silks, Bedticks, figured Book
ings, Cambrcks, Sheetings, brown and bleach
ed, Jeans, KID Gloves and other Goods just
opened by JOHN II. WHEATON & Co. and
for sale at O0VG ROO.M
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ENHE present number Of the Northern
u Star completes the fourth volume, and
the Proprietor Of this paper proposes 10 en-
large il, and TO print it with new and elegant
type. And 10 order to meet the expense OF
this publication he would appeal to the lib
erality Of the citizens Of the County of Brs-
to and its Vicinity, and solicit an increase
10 his Subscription list aysl
No pains or exertion will be spared, that
may render this paper in future interesting TO
its readers.
Not being blindly attached 10 any sect or
party we shall continue o advocate and sup
port the great interests Of Agriculture, Com
mcrcc, Manufactures, and the Mechanic
Arts, and to notice whatever in Politics. Lit
craiuro or the passing events may be useful
oi interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb l3. 1880.
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MAEEIMEo

IN Bristol, on Sunday las,. at the JMe,ho-
dist Meeting House. by tho Rev Mr. Bonncy,
Mr. ArchibsId Munro to Miss Elizabeth Reed
daughter Of Capt Samuel Read, all Of that
town. ll .ftai
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DRY GOODS,

YfOHN r WHEATON & co have just re-
~ ceivcd additional supplies Of FRESH
WOOLLE.N GOODS, which will be sold
very io,c,
ALSO. wishing TO elise their remaining
stock Of Winter Goods. they will he offered
to purchasers atrsdueed prices. I 7i' N.
Feb q. .nh .f odI
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beauty. They also manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, warranted to
be as good as can be purchased in town.
Any article in theirline, called for, not
on hand, will be furnished al short notice.
ALSO-BeIl's superior shoe blacking
Japan do ; shoe brushes, SC. . ,.r
nOvl4
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Counterfeit { 81 bills, Cumbe erlansi
Bsok, u. 1. have been detected stsAi-
bany; ; and n man about 30 years old ,
calling himself Johr BARLEY, Jr. has
been committed for trial for passing
one. isAA .Ns,a.i $3.50 avs
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Atthe late bali given by the Y 5.
officers at Norfolk. Va in the Exchange,
the roof Of the building tock fire.
flounccs. furbelows and satin shoes.
gave way to speajackets. buckets. and
cowhide. boots: balanceZ! chassez /!
and all around WAS succeeded by VIA
ter 40 and down. and all out
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FARM TO LET.

NNTlLL be let at PUBLIC AUCT
wv ION, for one or mole years ON
the premises, ,on the 25th day OF March
next, at z O'clock, afternoon, unless
sooner let at private sale, about one
hundred acres vi excellent LAND
with onet third part of Dwelling
HOUSE, and BARN
aud 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 Msj"r
ALLEN HUNT. in Seek0nk.
ELIZABETH " .ALLlN.
Darlington, Feb 6, 1880.
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DIE ID,

InBristol, on Sunday Hast. after long
and distressing illness, Mr. Benjamin Ward
well, aged 79 years.
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From the minutes of the Annual
Conferences Of the Methodist EPisco-
pal Church in the U. 8. for 1929; we
collect the following Bishops a..
Travelling preachers l649. Superan.
nuated preachers lt3. Total 1866.
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AT HARE l0'h Sully, New York
The ship Aspasia, Bennet, of Bristol
from Savannah went on shore night of
llih near Honhcur, having lost her
rudder by striking bank at entrance
OF the Seine. An attempt was made by
Il steamer 10 tow her into pot, but
without success slopes were enter.
tanned that the cargo (il45 bales cot
ion) might be saved, although it was
supposed the vessel would be lost.
A Havre paper of the 12th Jan SAYS,
that the Aspasia was in any easy situa-
'l@n ana IT was hoped she would be 20,
On " mere was 40 change of wind. Nc
attempts had been made TO discba,e .
her. fearful that she might be drn ea
further upon the shore. She had
leet water in her hold, but her mast,
were standing uF on the l4th-only &C
bale, cott"n had been discharged.
At Trinidad llth ult. b,iys JAG Oh
Eddy, ct this port for New York !;
james, Champin, for this port in 1C
days
Spoke Dec 26 lat 40 30 lon 70 SO.
w ship Anne, of Bristol, with 8 right
whales aud ssperm
Accounts from MaGrass state tha,
on the | llh April Oft the Cape de Yes,
Island, the ship Admiral Benlow, from
London ; for Madrass, was boarded
by piratical schooner under French
colors, who plundered The shi p Killed 4
persons, and wounded several others.
The sloop Enterprise, Welsh, from
Saco, .iritted from her anchorage, in
Newburyport, 2lst ult went ashore, and
has since gone to pieces.
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The Wilmington, N G. L'beralist is
TO be removed TO Pawtucket, Mass
A long stride. IN .o i.,3 ..,i
Among the subscribers to the stock
Of the Obio Railroad is the namc Of
Mrs. Rev N. H. Hall.
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BRussELs. Jan II. Among the ships
hat sailed from ,Ostend last years, we
observe with horror one with a caigu
oil corpses, probably Intended for the
resurrection men on the banks OF the
Thames. ft' 'n
"A evaiing fashion nj the evening
parties in Paris, is said to be for the
hostess TO take up a collection for the
bcnc6, Of the poor.
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Sheriff Sale
BRISTOL. SC. Warren, Septembs
seth, A. u. 1899. ssf
~ WILL be sold at
l;H; PUBLIC AUcT- ?
ION, on the prem

ises, on the End day Of January. A. D.
1880, at 2 o'clock, afternoon, all the
right, title, and interest which john
Kelley. Lydia Rogers, Betsey Holden,
Samuel J. Mathewson, and Sslly Math-
ewson. had on the first day Of Septem
Der, 4. D. 1929. at II o'clock before
noon, in and to certain lot Of Land
with a Dwelling House thereon stands
ing, situate in the Town ot Warren
and bounded as follows, to wit: begin
lining at the South East corner thereof,
and thence running Northerly .ixty
nine feet by Water street, thence turn
ng and running Westerly. aud bounded
Northerly by land lately Of Duncan
Kalley. deceased. ninety feet, thence
South and bounded Westerly by land
lately of said Duncan Kelley, sixty
"lne feet, to a lane or street. and thence
Easterly and bounded Southerly by said
street ninety feet to the first mention
cd corner. containing about ore eighth
OF an acre, be the same more Or less,
with all the privileges and apper tenan-
ces thereunto befoss;as. TO satisfy an
Execution in favor Of the Resident.
Directors and Company Of the Ws.,
rem Bank, Us. said Kelley, Rogers.
Holden, MI Samuel J. and Sally Math
ewson, ItDied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,:D. Sheriff.
| Jan. g.
@Tbe above sale stands adjourned
to the 81 day of May next at 2 O.
clock, P. M.
SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff:
Jan. 9.
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TRoM OUR REspsNDENr,1

FROM OUR CoRREsPSNDENT,l
BRISTOL, March 8.
Arrived on Sunday last brig Olire
Branch, Jones, from Havana with mo-
lasses. Left ship Roger Williams,
Mosher, of Bristol for Europe soon
briggs Mordecia, ,of Providence for New
York; VIM Henry, Cole of this port
dlsch ...,i
sAlLED-Bris Gov Hopkins, Gi-
ford, for Havana. ha l
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the 18th inst will be sold al ruhl,ek
Auction. nj the House Of JOHN PECK
Esq. deceased, Three Cows. Twenty
four Sheep. a quantity Of Hay. Oats
and Corn. Also, one Cart. one Plough
and Sundry Farm ing Utensils. heing
part Of the Estate Of said deceased.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock
A M. al which time and place, Condit-
ions will be made known. af
JONATHAN PECK. Admir-.
Bristol. March 6, 1880 4ee es
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BLAKE y COLE.

MANUFACT-
URE Calf skin
BOOTS of q
superior quality,
equal TO any,aDd
excelledb by none
in tho State, for
durability and
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PROPOSALS
NORTHERN STAR.

ron CONTINUING. THE PUBLICATION
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SUTTON BANK.-A correspondent oI
the hoslon TravelIer says The Su,
ton Bank is solvent it has always re.
deemed its bills, and will continue .o
do and the pubic are in no danger oil
sustaining any loss"