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TEe Rail RoGi Yesterday morn
ny there wa- another la, &c gathering
9pon the Rail Road to witness further
experiments. BY invitation OF the
President and Directors, at | > o'clock
the Nayor Of the City and the Mem
bers Of both Branches of the City Coun-
Gil. with other gentlemen, assembled
upon the ground the company. forty
two IN number, were placed IN two Cars
connected together, and swif, trot-
ting house took them easily Co the
CarrolIlou Niaduct IA 8 minutes and
returned 10 less than minutes, being
1T the rate uI about I ) miles an hour
Other parties entered the cars and en-.
ioyed the novel and agreeable reorca-
ton Of ride upon Rail Road. We
learn that arrangements are made to
keep horses upon the spot, 80 that all
visitors cin have a ride every day be
tween tic hours Of 10 aud O'Clock,
lor tlilllng compensation.
BAL. Pat. Jan. :.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Eighthundred thousand dollars are now
paid by the Stockholders OF the Balti-
more and OHIO Rail Road COMPANY,
being the amount at instalments called,
on 60 per cent al their present capital
of four millions of dollars On Wed
ncsday last an instalment OF S. per
share fell due, the whole of which was
promptly paid IN, not single share
having been forfeited.
\ new Car was put on the road on
Friday, and another on SATURDAY.. with
two floors; the lower apartment was
occupied by ladies'. and the upper By
gentlemen. amounting TO 40 persons.
drawn by fast trotting horse with
much ease. Its singular appearance
afforded much interest aud amusement
20 the crowds of spectators along the
road "a II passed. 4 new Car from
Boston. invented by Mr.. Morgan. is in
preparation. and another from New
York would have been IN operation,
but for the vessel bringing II encoun
,ering heavy gale oil Cape Hattcras,
and was compelled To throw the wheels,
which were on deck, overheard. The
inventor l. preparing 1t as speedily a
pos>ib!e-it is propclled by horse in
side the car. We learn that the com
pany's carriage house il full Of Cars Of
various constructions, aud we hear 81
some others now building IN Baltimore
for the transportation Of passenger, OF
an ingenlrus, spacious and novel cha
rdttcr. 1hewpfk certainly goes brave
y on. = Buh. f'oi u ian. i.
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DErFNnNNr.


INlIIS cause came on 10 n. hvsro me 3O,h
day OF NOFrgnGxr iss9, upon tbe Dti,
eIhiGus, and snsnrrs, aGd vas argued by
'ounSri; on coasiteraliCa whereof tho
Court doth .djudys, order, snd decree, that
Master Comm ssiOner Nortniugi on DO ~
niue, state. suj ssitie the est,ts sccouui ~
the sad " titan Nss,al, deceased, Slih
Franels Gardner, The adihipi,trs'or thereof.
aud ihai he lake sn account Of the dc0u e
the sud william Ns.tsi, showing the cha
racisr and dignity thsreof---nd sl.o an se-
count of tho real estate lefI By h,m, aud lhe
snuusi value thereof, .tsnns all msttsr, .pe-
Cia.ly bv himself deemed pertinent, or which
NAV be required TO te 80 stated ~ 90, Of
the parties, and msk- report to BIZ osuri.
10 order to q hnsi decree and iIberiy 10 sc.
served 10 the iDfaHI defendants 10 shsv
cause against ths f~rree ~ilbin wear cd
dly after thcS shall rosPeot,vcl' ha,. az
tsIued The sse e uV.otV one years
coPs--IoIis,
DA%FL. LEE
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.:
~ the soP.rior Court or Chsneery boIien
OF Wnehes'er, MVntsy, November 5Uth,
1899
UHidri HerJert and George ". H,n-
Pireys. PIAIxrisrs,
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AGAINST

francis Garai'er, administrator ofHH
ham Jesf0i. dec'd, Mary a. G0yd-
ner. John u i4iam Gardner. IErinah
Sarah Gardnr, Ddrid P0iis, Jonas
Potts, and .IOLjl poflS
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DAS'L LEE, c. c.
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a LIST OF LETTERS,

DEMAINiNG III the Pos, Office. iiarpeI
4 Ferry, Va. on the SIsi Dec 1929.
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a LIST OF LETTERS.

- fMhlSiNG inthe Post Office 9, Charles
IL town. Jefferson Co. Va OIL the 3IsI DE
/ cember. 1899
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Baltimore, Jan. IS. 1886.
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5Cf> ibe Chambershurg Repositofy IN
copy the above for weeks, aud fors-rd tho
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ADVERTISEMENT!

TO THE AST1i MATIC& Il CO NSUMPTivE.
THE mos prevalent and fatal of'all the Da
cases incideLtto civilized society-,hs Csn
sumption may generally be traced TO the least
alar,nrng disordcss, slight blfnegieeeid Cold
BY estimation II appears tnai one HIND red and
ffy thousand ne'sons die spnually oithe Con
sum pt,on. Y Mosi Of these dreadful results may
10 niiril,ut I'd to common Colds, and a neskgent
reatment Of the bsrrassing Cough that g. ner.
Al ersues-which 10 usually followed BY difficult
breathing, pain in the side, and at last Ulcer.
afed Lungs. Violent and repeated As,hmaiio
attacks also bring on Consump,ve syn,ptoms..---
D ne oriwo doa,s expended IN the Purchas, Of
DR.. RELFE'S .aSTH.NATTC PILLS,
aud nIilue attention to their iim ly sdminsrs-
ion, will usually ensue mitigation oithese dig
orders, ard generally affect cure. The PiIh
ire also anessy and effcctusl remedy for tho
symp,oms preceding and accompanying tho
Asthma and Consumption. Fur Colds. Coughs,
difficulty Of BrUat. ing, ghiness and structure
across the Chest, Whcezing. Pain in tho Size,
pitting of Blood. &C.. Few cases can occur OF
any OF this class OF disorders in which the pur.
chasers Of DR. Relies Pills will no,. find rich
return for thor tricing expenditure.
Pr,cs--whole hoxes. 30 PilIs.l doll. half do
IL Pills. 60. cents. .1y ~. Il
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5EAgHzOM ABE
II a q "a o R~'
M. L. SALISBURY.

ND ESPECTFULLY informs the in
Ma habitants Of Warren and Vicinity
that he has taken the shop 8 doors north
of Hope Bank, where he intends carrying
on the TUTORING BUSINESS, in
all its branches.
Ills work will be done according to or
der, from the first style Of Fashion to the
plainest Costume, and on the incstreason-
able terms. 'N''t' A'il
All garments made by hin are war
rantcd to fit. ssh
Gontlemcn's Cloths cleaned, pressed,
and repaired, at short notice.
,sET. FASHIONS.
M. L. S. has just received from NEW
YORK, the latest Spring Fashions, for
COATS, PANTALOONS, sc.
4 A share flhe patronage Of the ..lblic,
is respectfully solicited. -
May J..
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03- None are genuine unless signed on no
outside printed wrapper, by the sole rropris
tor. z. KIDDER, immediate successor 10
The late DR. ,. r CoswAv. For sale ~ tho
ounting Room, over No 80, Court street netI
Conee-t Hall, Bos on, and also by bis SPECIAL
appointment, by DrJ WILLIAMS. Warren
Dr LEMUEL W. BRIoGs, Bristol Dr. A.
MooRE. Newport NATHAN DvnyEE, Fs"
River.
- "A large discount made 10 those who buy
10 sell again. Y'' DfA niaf llt
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GROCERIES.

Also for sale at the above store gen.
eral assortment Of Groceries. Young hy-
son; souchong and pouchong teas; brown
and loaf sugars; coffee ; box and cask
raiSins figs (; almonds ; filberts spices
of all kinds chocolate starch mustard
Spanish and American cigars superior
cavendish and common tobacco snuff
rice ;'molasses salcratus; ground pep
per brooms soaps sc sc. aaa,t.i1
G. M.F. hopes, bys particular attent.
tion to, the selection Of his goods, and to
the wants of all who may favor him with
their custom, to merit and receive share
ofthe public patronage. ns lieos
Warren, MAY 8, I830.3Iisi es bir.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

- Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Bristol IS. At Court of Probate hol-
den at Dighton, in said county, on the
seventh OF May, A ID. $3.50.
KXT HEREAS THOMAS PECK, admin
" istrator ofthe estate Of. NOAH
PEARCE, late of Rehoboth, in said
county, deceased, has signifed his inten-
ton to offor for allowance his second ac-
count of bis administration Of the estate OF
said deceased Ordered, that the first
Tuesday in June next, at nine o'clock, be-
fore noon, at the Court Of Probate then to
be holden at Dighton, in said county, be
assigned Cor taking the said account into
consideration and that the said Peck,
give notice thcr sof to all persons interest
cd, by causing an attested copy Of this or
der to be published three weeks success
jvcly in the Northern Star, printed in War
rem. before the said time, that they may
be present, and shew cause, il any they
have, why the said account should not be
allowed.
~ ii. BAYLlEs, Judge Of Probate.
a true copy, ATTEST, =, i.
d. @. w. COBB, Register.
May ID. 9
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March 8. ss+
FRANKLIN CIRCULATING LIBAR
RYAT b.e eetts
G. M. FESSENDEN'S.

ZHHE public 1e informed, thai iks' BOOKS
~ arr now ready E : delivery. The l.ibrnr,
con,Ains tho whole. ot Sc0tls Nosels-4o vols.
British no clis,s, 5 vols.
Lady OF Manor. 4 vols.
EdgworIh's Tales. g ttt ~
scou's life Of Napoleon, abridged.
Pelham, Deveveux. Disowne'.
Exclusives. Psrloy's ANIMALS.
DaynIey, or the field Of she cloth OF Gold.
Ifish Legends. Paul Jones
George Bainell. Corbonsro.
Lau 10 Todd. American anecdotes. so
Foscarin. School Of Fashion. Af~
Wcpt Of the wish-ton- wish. 9"
Ryorent l>c Crace. Benirice. 7e.I
Romance Of history. IL,
Tales OF T. 2. Souvenirs. stay hf
Ramon the Rove Of Cubs. i,f i0if ,,-y
e. Honor O'Haras r Popular Tiles. n8. y.
Knicksrbocker. Sketch Book, &c. &C.
The terms 10 Subscribers are dollars year
To non-sutscriber. the same as other Libra
ties.
Those inclined 10 Patroni.s. are requested Il
.all and Examine the Catalogue
May Is,
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NOR Destroyiny Superfuons Hasr--ln-
- falibls Depdatory Compound for destroy :
ng super6uous hair. saoi,era ,sr,
Tbs compound so efIectuslly destroys the
hair, ihpt il may be removed in few minutes
aftr its application, and is therefore particular
" recommended 10 lsdies, Who possess thai
gree, d'sfguremsnt 10 lsma 10 bssuty. supsi6u-
ous bair, on their faces, psck and aims n
may be used with the most entire safety. For
saie BY o.. "a yAMES GARDINER.
may is
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q sslc ~ he sabtcribsr. q his store lfsy
- ks' atses', 2 doo~ Esst Of p. Barney .
susa g Tees, hollsses, Coffee uA. ff.
Rum Gin, Brsndy, Wines and Cofdias
Tobacco, S"afnnd Cigars
EsrhsrnS I'm. nd'w o den Ware = /lSI ~
R.sn Rys. s.sts tnof esnt bsgis y
tongues and soun's. and Macksrsl
..dppss by'tushel or less qnsuuty ssA
Backing and BIack Ball TT r. tN
Whips, proo,ns and Brushes ~
Butter snd Cheese os sl...oa - ag 'r'1 irf
Crackers and Hardbrcsd Ina lois ,heais
Shaving Soup erdr Dishs l,asss g.adi ~ so3n..
T. Ss,. relx - Sna - n'%; P.sA''s >. ieas ,ss-
Rye and ins'isn Ned H'''"f ~ - i.o Z 4fh
Furnaces -Baskels- Corn ~ hipi f,'ieco 9scG
Smoking Tobs Geo. &cJs ktsiidnisa R;df n 1
l<.ali the sboye ar,icsesi will be sold a. chea
Msschs ~ ~ f'''f'7D 7
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BOOK

ALSO, a general assortment Of Books
and Stationary, including Blank Books,
log books, writing and memorandum do;
superfne and common letter and writing
paper and a large variety ofnew and in
teresting books quarto, school and dia-
mond Bibles !; testaments WiDchell's
Watts, various sizes Methodist hymns
all kinds prayer books, fine and low pric
ed Bridgewater and Handel and Hay
den singing books; children's colored and
plain picture books Bently's testaments
national reader introduction to do first
class book t; Goodrich's large and small
geography and atlas Morses do histor
ical lessons history u. S. 4; Emerson's 5
questions Smiths arithmetick ; Walsh's
do Dabol's do reading lessons nation
al spelling book introduction to ditto
Frost's grammar; Walkers geometry
Noyes penmanship Halls lectures
English reader with vocabulary Green
leafs grammar Walkers dictionary al
den's reader /; do spelling book ;salbuns
and miscellaneous Books. Also, quii,s
states pencils /; lead do ;crayons black
and red liquid ink and powder variety
pen and pocket knives water paints and
brushes stamps steel and silver pens
playing cards pictures by sheet ink
stands sand boxes /; black sand ivory
folders sealing wax homes visiting
cards elastic states waters India rub
Der rewards Of merit I; wallets, SC. g..
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

n LDEN's sreIling books. ist & and vols.
IN DITTO reader English do rp 81
Goodrn.h's history U. 8.
DsbolS. .ariihmstic 's'
z Msmorpu ujurs books--Isather covers
Blank books Tt s-T i as f
.flWriiine and cyphering books
New York and Providence primers
Toy books Of al. kinds by the dozen
Russis end Philadelphia oulls n
Letter end pot paper. good, s
wsIkdsn's EosIsh fnk PsrdSS --wsrssns
Cd. For sale BY 81
j. ~ an II O. T,CARDNER.
may Q f.ct. Wsssy-s 4
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fT THE Accommodation Stage, will
commence running on the 29th inst. leav-
ing Bristol, for Warren and Providence,
Mondays, Wsdnesdays, and Saturdays, at
halfpast 6 o'clock, A. M. Returning,
leaving Providence Al half past 9 o'clock,
p M. sane dsy', until It fun further ryStss nS,ies
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vrP TO THE LADIES.

THE subscriber respectfully informr
the Ladies Of Warren and Vicinity, that
he viii pay particular attention to the Man
ufacture &c LADIES SHOES, Of all
KINDS, having procured a first rate ,Oork
nan from Lsmn.T No cxertions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the pre-, Joshion, qud'ty Of ''ork,
go .ALTA.W COLE,
On dcov Soak Cbls's Hotel.
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PAPER FIANGINGS.

sL-r' just received by the subscriber,
Philadelphia Paper Hapgings ofthe new
est patterns. Those in pursuit ofthe the
article, will please call and see for them
selves. a7"e G. IT, GARDNER,
/ March 81. Afe Water-st
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
~ "A KING :

N MAKlNG,,' Z. ~ y Z.
mHE subscriber would inform his friends il
~ Warren and yiclni,y, that he continue,
the shove branch Of business, at his old tand
a fewvdoors East ofiha, Bapiis. Meeting House,
where he wi make hnise and Wagon Har
ness. Saddles and Brides. Travelling and oihs,
Trunks. Portmsnteaus, iyaIises, Fire Buckets
Ships Hose and Bellows, &c. &c, ~. . r.,
Carriages and Hsrnsss cleaned and 'cpsifed
Hc has on hand for sale, an assortment OF
Saddles. Hnrnt rses. Bird es, Hal,crs, Whips,
Curry Combs &c, which he will sell cheap fol
cash or up roved credit.
Chaises, Gigs, CanyaIls. and Wagons. furnish
cd ai short notice. M
-" A share ofpat onage is respectfully So
tied. s-r sn f.s4,.,..,- 81 ll ~
THEODORE BARNEY.
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iAssEssORs, NOTICE.

KXIB the subscribers'haring been ap'
w pointed by the Freemen-of tho
towuof w Wdfsen, in town meeting assem-
bled, on the 2ist 'uk.- Assessors OF Taxes
give This public notice, to all concerned
and request them to give into the Assess
ore, at their respective dwellings, or.at the
Town Clerks Office, a true and correct
list Of all their taxable property, ts the
law 1irects, on or before the 7th day oi
June next..i9N n9.iiF p irgg .l. H
p BARNARD SMITH, M q. i
DANIEL BOEWORTH, .aa's2pl
a. SAMUEL 7BUTTERWORTH, go
App teiSn7i'Ynpafl Assessors. e.
Warren, May 8, 1880. .loa g
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DUMFIlIE'S OINTMENT. B
This preparation. ior pieasantness, safety, expe-
J,tlon, case and certainty, stands unrirallsd
for the cure Of this Troublesome complaint. II
is so rapid, as well as cerIan IN i's opera ion, a.
o cure this dissgrcenbIe order mos. effectuslly
in one hours application only -2a7higcg i
II does not contain the least particle Of msf.
curry, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may
applied with perfec, safety by pregnant fsmslss.
or 10 children at tho bresst.
Prcs, 81 IL cents box, with ample direct
ions. hue lFT fr
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S. RANDALL, p. -Cleri

At Court OF Probats holden in and fer the
tow" Of warren.on the Sd dsy Of May, A.
4 u. 1890 &.
IN HE Commissioners on the estate ofNathar
~ iel Easterbrooks, late Of Warren, dcceas
ed presented their report TO this Court foi
Probate, 1t 10 ordered that the cousidsrs,io,
hereof, he referred to Court Of Probate TO be
holden q, the Town Clerks Office, on the fire.
Monday Of Juno next. at2 O'Clock. r. Nj I; and
that previous notice ho given. by publishing Ibis
order three several times IN ihs NorIhtyn Star.
- sll persons interested 10 appear al that. pe
,,nI be head thereon, .,gsrss.-s
incss. 'rV~i At-t
eios 81 s. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
May g.. t'9FA 9se
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NEW GOODS

sla s's.tcIf ..-<<--t--.bsf3g n /. u "
q. M. FES Sc NDEN,
D EsPECTFULLY informs the pub
H. lie, that he has taken that well
known stand, formerly occupied by MIR.
J. L. Crpnde, and recently BY Mr.. E, w.
Burr, and has just opened an o.s1 i'tg
suEN1IRE .vEW STOCK OF-Gf
stsEAsoMABLE GooDs,-oo
7g---AMoNG WHICH ARE---... ~ -
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS, ! CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, bl'k
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. fVESTINGS,
3 splendidyariety Of CALICOES, fur
hituc prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, craPes, palnyrihc battiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazet,. J.
oombazinc, silk hdkis., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black& white
Wrought bobbinet lace wells, bobbinct lace
wells, bobbinet' laccs, wrought muslin
capes, insertings, black, brcwn and white
linens, damask cap, belt and tai. RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkls ;plain, figured and plaid cottop era
vats; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed COTTON and worsted
hose ;ladies kid, horseskin and white Iin-,
en- gloves and mitts; geptlemens kid, horse
skin and linen do silk stocks canvass
padding buckram; rattinett sewing silk
apes; braids quality bleach'd & brown
sheetings and shirtings I; tickings; stripes,
checks ;towelling knitting cotton linen
md cotton thread Aoss suspenders J;
lanncls ;carpeting bonnet paper; floor,
land, clothes and d'tooth brushes; PALM
LE.aF HATS gilt coat and vest buttons;
'carl do needles, pins, and thimbles i
cissors; hooks and eyess knitting pins,
&C. &c. 13lIste 1850 lsBe ~
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HtALICOES--agreai variety, como
~ Of which are very ge,aesl pattsrs, OPP
en- for sale at LONG HOoM'
may ID. y ~Aft
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PER EUMER Y, 80.

A GENERAL assortment of Perfum
cry, such as Fancy and scented Soaps,
including musk and oxygen (, oils -
Cologne and a variety of distilled scemed
waters ; aromatic vinegar Otto of rose |;
shaving soap and boxes. '-,lafl
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At Court Of Probate, holden in and for 'he
Town of yYarren. on the Bird day Of May,
A. D. 1881
M BE EZER LUTHFR, administrator on
LII the estate Of Nathan Ell Easterb ooks, Ia e
his first account, Of administration II 10 or
dersd that the1 consideration theseof. be re-
ferred 10 Court Of Probate, 10 be holden a'
The Town Clerks Office, on the first Morday
in June nsxt, at 2 O'Clock, r. 81. end thai
pre- sious notice be given, By, publishing this or
Ier three several times in the Northern Star, IL
all persons interested 10 appear at that ti"c
and be heard t:.eron. F'''t' .
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ALSO.
ALSO, ~
Large India wrought shell
III. COM ES.

plain and side shell do wrought imita-
ion and plain horn do /; ivory hair and
pocket ditto. ~ 3. q
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q WATCH GUARDS
yusa received and fes sale e ~...
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.asCERTAINyCURE FOR THE
.ETCEK.

HOWEVER inveterste, in one hours Gppi-
cation, and no danger Jrem isking cold. b.
.,sing '1@ esaefiot a iEEclL Gfc
DJJMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
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ALSO.

LADIES new style brchzc and pru-
nella Shoes Children's do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
a CARD.
MIR BOSSIEUX respeciiullv

M BOSSlEUX respect uly informs with much
ls1peasure, his patrons and the ladies and gentle
men of Richmond and Manchester, that his large and
new BALL Room in The of the Theatre, having
been entirely furnished, he will reopen his SCHOOL
Wednesdays and Fridays at three o'clock in the aE
trrnoon for Lades--at hafpa 5 for masters under
Is years OF age and at in the Evening for Gentle
men; Ladies in different Boarding Schools private
scholars and masters, will meet in his BALL Room,
every Saturday at II o'clock in the forenoon for their
Improvement. And Mr. B. will be much erat,fied
6y seeing parents and their friends at tina, meeting
fractisins Cotlllion Parties every Saturday Evening
during the season. 10 which parents are respectfully
invited to attend. Ladies who attended Mr. par
ties last winter are respectfully invited to attend
without farther invitation. Families who wish to ia
Vor mt with their presence, will please call or
eenu W uuI or tlcketS. dec I4-5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
HARDWOOD SCHOOL

VN1E exercises of this School, for the ensuipa vear
n will commence the Cd Monday in January, and
terminate the 18th ofDecember following The cour.e
OF instruction will include, Reading, Penmanship.
position, Geography. Natural and Moral Philosonbv
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
board, tuition, washing and lodging, will be slO5, for
the scholastic year of ten months All the boarders
Will be accommodated in the family of the subscr,-
her and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors, who will unite
WIN me SUBSCRIBER to impress upon the minds of tho
students the incalcaabie benefits arising from indus
trous and exemplary habits. No student older han
10 years will be received, unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given, with regard to his moral
CHARACTER Letters addressed the subscriber near
Somervllle, Fauquier County, Virginia will receive
prompt attention. G. TACKETp.
nov 29-w7tc