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VARIETY.
-" Mirth, with Thee [ mean to live.n
From the New Haven Register.
AFRICAN CELEBRATION


MR.. EDITTER, II hab de plesure
and de satisfaction to inform you ob
de particulars which happened at de
collaboration ob de independence OBJ dis
country, down to de Lbelium Hotel
IN dis city. De company was all pro-
Vided wId pocket pistol, and dey fir
ed IN de day al sunrIze. At . O'Clock
de PROFESSION gan to form, and among
dem was some oh de fust people oh cul-
Ter IN dis city. Dey den proceeded to
de large roam III de hotelI, aud set
down to an elegant orashum, delivered
by Phllip SPoutem, Esquare, de begin
hing Oh which was as iullerS:
=" DE fire oh genus dat CELEBRATE one
nan above his brudder is inherunt in
de bosum Oh dat man what possesses
HIM. Genus may be famed as de fire
is famed into de blaze; it NAV be
culterbated but if dere be not one
spark ob de fire OF genus, den YOU
cant make him blaze, or if deere he no
rose bush, den you cant make him blow
out and expand. De brack man hab
genus as well as de wife man, and de
reason genus no get out OBJ de b,ack
man Is cause his head so tick he no
let him"
After dis fust rate orashum, de COM
Pany set down to grand dinner, and
arter de oil cloth was took away. de
ioilering tOasts was drunk
BY John Squasheye. De day we
celebrate: May lis annural return be
met by tree grin from de peple Oh cuI-
Ter.
MIR. Crookshank got up and begged
de libbcrty to glib toast dat was gib-
ben before. Our fr,nd and brudder
ShInral Jacksun: We no care how
many lngion he kill so long as he let
dc pepIe oh euler Sc, under dere own
vine and etc up dere own fg ire.
BY Thomas TIcklip. Retrench-
ment: Here Sambo. skin dat flint,
and mine you no spite more dan six
jacknife.
BY CHARLES Woodhead. Our brack
gubberners May we nebber bab de
modification again ob habblng annd-
der brack gubberner dat steal chic ken
and leave he cain wild he name ont in
he hen coop.
BY Benjamin Bigfoot May we ueb-
her lab emmy more president dat will
put his blgto Tor what you call il) OIL
eternal Improvement.
BY Isaac Cbucklehead. De presi.
dent Of Hayty De gratest man dat
ever llbbed in de animals oh anshunt
or modnrn history.
Mr.. Lovejoy got up and sed de wife
folks aIwas fUr4ot de fair till de lass
ting, aud he proposeto glib dem toast
DE iau More hutiGul dan de sunhour.
and smell more sweet dan de dandyly-
on, and as modest as Massa FINNIs,
dat aIwus put he name to de end oh eb-
cry book he write.
BY John Flatnose. Sbineral Jack
shun: lie berry good FOR packing
hams, and packiug-cottons, and dat mos
he good for.
By Pompey Crosscye. Anty masons
and an'y blacksmiths spose dey tink
as Sanco Pan:.y did, dat dry will gol,-
bern an island if dey help derc Massa
Don Qnicksoie fife de win-mills.
BY Simon Staudstill. De miletary !;
Dey are de fust in war, and de fust in
peace. and may dey nebber stick dere
baggernets into de hearts Of dere coun-
try.
BY Fredric Soreshin, ADty mason
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AGRICULTURAL.
THE FARMER.

Rr T. @. yEssvNpHN.
II EFT monied blockheads roll in wealth.
Let proud fools strut in state
My h'nds, my homestead and my health
Place me above the great.
l never fawn, nor fib nor fain
TO please old Mammon's fry;
But Independence still maintain,
Uf all beneath the sky.
Thus CinciBnatus at his plough
With more true glory shOne,
Than esar with HIS aurell'd brow,
Ills palace and his throne.
Tumull, perpleIity and care,
Are bold ambitions lot
But these intruders never dare
Disturb my peaceful cot.
Blest with fair competence, find
What monarch never can-
Health and tranquility Of mind,
Heavens choicest gifts to man.
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TO PRINTERS.

YEYHE Subscriber offers for sale on reason.
"a able terms the Printing Establishment.
recently employed in publishing the works OF
Mr. Jefferson, consisting of two cast iron
medium presses, one standing press, also cast
iron, OF great power, type, chases, metal fur
nitnre. press boards &c &c. If Immediate
ly disposed of, credit will be given until the
LIST OF January next.
FRANK CARR.
July 800 If
Printers will confer favor by giving the
above one insertion
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c-E-z-K--zzzATzZ-.xz

Snfiower OIL Is likely to become an
article of extensive manufacture in This
country. The American Farmer states
that at large dinner party in the
neIghborhood of Baltimore, recently,
consisting IF gentlemen from town aud
country, said dressed with Su:. flow
er Oil, was eaten, and was pronounced
to be excelently well dressed, nobody
suspecting itnot to he Olive OIL. By
an improved mode Of extracting the
oil, bushei of seed will yield gallon
OF oil. Land which produces Indian
corn will yield from so 20 bushels
OF the seed or grain of the sunhower
per acre.
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NOTICE..

YHNHE connection of the Subscriber with
" the Virginia Advocate has. for some
yearspas:, compelled him to limit his practice
as Physician for the most part TO Char
lottesville and its immediate vi2irity. That
connection is dissolved q he will again re.
sumo the practice of Medicine on as large "A
scale as the patronage of his friends and the
public will allow him to do.
FRANK CARR.
July 800 II
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NOTICE.

HRY late resolution of the Board of Direc-
-H-H tors ofthe Rivanna Navigation Compa-
ny, Subscribers are called upon TO pay into
the hands Of the Treasurer on the Isl day of
September next five dollars on each share
held by them.
DANL. F. CARR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
July 1910 LIST Sept
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ABUNDANT HARvEsT.-The York
(Pa.) Gazette, of the 18th inst. says, if
the weather continues fair this week,
one of the most abundant harvests Of
wheat and rye that ever rewarded the
toll Of the farmer IN that part OF the
country, will be gathered in. Good as
the wheat and rye crops are, those of
oats promise TO be still beuer. Never
were seen fields Of oats equal to those Of
the present season. A stalk of oats
brought to that office exceeded six feet
in length.
Frederick county, in Maryland, it is
stated will yield wheat enough for
200, 900 barrels Of -four.
In this state il is said " it is enough
to cheer the eye and heart, and to
make us grateful too, to look upon the
wheat fields by which we are surroun-
ded."
The Georgia Patriot says the re
never have been known such crops
OF small grain in tie state, as it has
been blessed with the present season.
The wheat and rye have generally heen
reaPed and saved. The crop Of oats
IS very heavy and will soon come in.
Wheat is wortl, about SO cents per
busheI, and Indian Corn has already
been offered at II l-2 cents.
In South Carolina the crops Of wheat,
rye, and oats, have not been SO album
dant for many years.
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1t has been ascertained that there
are 500 900 persons in ireland who
cannot speak the English language
and one million and an half who
speak it but very imperiocdy
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EOB PRINTING, ofevery description
% executed neatly, promptly, accurate
~ and moderately
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MN, ana &c crows refuse 10 take him
| hab not bin able to Git all oh d,
toasts, but desc here wat send you
hope you will print for de edl,ulca,;o,
oh de pepie ob cutler.
And den de tables was cleared. and
DC rooms swept, and de ball commence
ed at de iust lightimg oh de candles
DE ball was KEEP up TIL late our, and
was graced by all de bu,y aud fas.:um
ob de cullerd peple oh de ely an,!
s"od many from udder places TIC
nlarly -. De band, under Cato.
playd de most deitesum music for de
dahcIn, which was co,illeuns, dat being
de most genieaI. One brack exsauisir.
bleave you call um, from York pro-
pose to dance de walls, out Cato said
dat Massa Pek ob de Tryad, had de-
nonnsed de waits as lassivens. and he
was de special friend oh de brack man.
and would be mortuIly Tended if de
rules of decorum was fringed upon.
But some say dey would have little
waits, cause dey had heard dat de fus,
peple oh cutler in York and Philump-
deiiy and Bosom danced de waits. and
Cato was Obliged To glib up, notstand-
ing his respect for Massa PEEK. De
ebening vaporated without any marka-
Bile accIdunt, excep one lady faint
when she sea one brack niger stick
his dirty loot in de room wIdout any
shoe nor stockin on, Otherwise de che
nIng was spent IN de utmost serenity
After many engagements of de tender
kind was made by faithful lover, who
never prove so unsartin, like de wife
man, de company broke up at an erley
our, and retired to der home in de III
most confusion and good order.
CESER STRATELEG.
WHAT Is LAW LIKE Law is like a
country dance, people are led up and
down IN 1t TIL they are fairly tired out.
Law is like book of surgery-there
are great many terrible cases in it.
Ii Is like physic too, they that take the
least OF 1t are nest off. 1t is like home
ly gentleman, every well to follow"
and like Seeding wife, very bad when
II follows us. Law is like new fash
ion, people are bewiched to get into
1t Sand Like bad weather." most peo-
pie are glad to get out of it.
HALF PRicE.-An lrishman, just ar
rived IN London, saw in shopk eeper's
window g THIS superior bLnakak- TN,
haJf price" Asst was the very article
he wanted he quickly walked in and
inquired the price OF it. g Five shl-
lings," replied the seller. " Chope
enough, too, and | will buy it," says
Pat and putting it under his arm, he
laid down half crown, aud was taking
his leave, when the shopkeeper Ieaped
over the counter and interrupted his
passage, demanding his two shiIllngs
and six-pence more. "Did'nt you ad.
vertise the blanket for half price 2"
said the Hibernlan and didn't YOU say
the price was FIVE sbillings! consequent
ly, half price is the halt of that, so the
ID burn myself and the blanket il
| give up my bargain" Finally, both
parties adjourned to the Magistrate,
when, after patient examination be-
fore him, Pat was permitted TO retain
his purchase, and the blanket seller
warned never more to ticket his goods
in the window for sale at hoD price.
A>.c$S-
The Tariarian's greatest beauties
have the least noses; and the wife OF
the celebrated Genghis Knan. was
deemed irresistible, because she had
only two holes for a nose.
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HORSE MILLS.
D"sh, Hartford County, Nd. }
yu{u L.. lS30

J. ). SkINNER, ESQ.
c"'- -FOUR correspondent from
sampson County, N. G. wishes for
some Information, relative to small saw
ana SriSt miiis, by which the inconve-
hiehces attendant on large bodies of
stagnant water, may be avoided. In
a"swef, beg leave TO state that posi-.
i've facts are ever preferable to specula-
1--WE prooabI'itlcs, aud IN regard To grIst
hi'is, ieit evety day more convinced,
that the one Tor winch obta,ned pa
tent, IN 1877, will obviate every d fl.
cui'y. l Will warrant it to grind any
KIND OF gram equal in quality to any
merchan, maL+n the country, aud to
grind hse bushels OF good Indian meal
per hour, with iour no rse power for
more particulars, would refer your
correspondent to No. 81, Vol. ii. of
the American Farmer. Some OF nv
mills have been in constant operation
since January, 1927. which are now as
god as new, much improved IN speed
aud have been worked twelve months
without picking. the space occupied
ny one is very small it may be easily
attached to Cotton gins, thTeShing ma
chimes, &c. As guarantee all | have
asserted, have considerably underra-
ted its powers.
Ihe price is one hundred dollars.
and 1t the number required would re-
munerate NE Tor my journey, would
De on the spot, and attend to their erec-
ton myself.
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w. d. NAPTON.

Ma ILL practice LAW in the Courts
w held for the the County of AL
bemarle. His office is over the store of
Messrs. J. r. g. e. S. Watson.
July 30-'3O q
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The last invention of the Uniyer.
sal Yankee Nation" is travelling orist
MiH; queer sort of a 4" notion" we
should Judge. Ii is drawn on a wagon
by one horse, and grinds at the rate Of
a bushel mile.
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THESHlNG MACHINE

CHAMBERsBURG. (PENN. July 10
We witnessed, on Friday last, the
operation of new threshing machine,
which we think possesses decided adj
vantages over any other yet known in
tins part of the country. The out
ward appearance of the machine il
quite SIMPLE. 1t occupies but little
more room than common windmill
and requires only two men to attend it.
one To give 1t motion by the turning of
crank, and the other to supply the
grain, which il extracts from the hull
with Singular rapldity and Cleanliness.
Part of bundle that had been thresh-
ed IN the usual way, thought to be well
done, was passed through the machine
and hall a pint of gains extracted
Two men will do as much with this
machine IN an hour as they can in
day with the fail. The piice we un-
derstnod To- be about $50.
The most efficient and perfect in
It's operation that we have seen was at
work some weeks since at that most
productive and splendid farm, Hare
wood, on the Gunpnwder river.
The machine. lhreshed, perfectly
clean, wheat which had been soaked
IN wafer to make the operation as diff.
hcnli as possible-not grain was to
be found in a head. nor was grain
broken in passing through the ma
chime. .dmcrican Farmer
RUTA BAGA, OR SWEDISH TUR-
NIP SEED-A gentleman, who has cul-
tlvated the Rnta Baga for fifteen years,
without failing in single instance to
obtain good crop, aud who has in
the course of that time fully tested the
value OF the root as food for stock, and
found it superior to any other, has,
with his characteristic liberaliiy. depo-
slied at the office, Of the American
Farmer, large quantity Of the seed
Tor general and gratuiious distribution.
Our agricultural friends, therefore,
who are willing to make trial OF it, arc
requested TO call or send for some of
the see'l.
The mode ofcu'livating Ruta Baga
differs in no respect from that of COM
mon turnings, except perhaps in SOW
ing the seed more thinly The gen.
tlemen who presented the see above
mentioned, considers, from the mid
die to the last of August, the best time
for sowing the seed in this neighbour
hood. He has sowed them after small
grain, and obtained good crops, by
manuring and p!oughing in with the
stubble the dung used should be veil
rctted or spent ashes answers well.
He sows broadcast, and treats them
by hoeing in The same manner as the
common white turnip. Taey should
be left at the last hoeing, at least a foot
apart, but more distant will be better
if the ground be rich and in good or
der, as it oughl always TO be The tops
will spread very luxuriantly. In
March, 1929, this gentlemen left at
our office a couple Of these iurnips
which had remained in the open ground
all winter, and were then in as sound
state as they were the fall before.
This is also animpoiianl consideration,
as green food in winter is Of great va
lue for mich cows. as well as other
stock. The gentleman alluded to does
not consider the milk or butter in the
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respectfully, yours,
w. w. FORWOOD.

i. s. Communications post paid will
receive prompt attention.
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The Tariarian's greatest beauties
have the least noses; and the wife OF
the celebrated Genghis Knan. was
deemed irresistible, because she had
only two holes for nose.
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aDVEKT TISEMEyNT.!

TOTHE ASTHhAIIC X CONSUMPTIvF.
The HOS prevalent and fatal Of all the DIS
AZ eases incidsLtio civilized society y-ihs CAn
sumption may generally be traced to the least
alarming disorders, a slight bLtnegieeetd Cold
by estimation it appears I a. one hundred and
ffy thousand ns.sons die annually oftle Con
su,np npiion. Mosi Of those dreadful results may
b. atirbui ID 10 common Colds, and negligent
treatment OF the harsssing Cough that gsEsr-
al ensues-- hch is usually followed b. difficult
breathing. pain 10 the side. and at lost Uiesr-
dtsd Lungs. Violent and repeated Asihnaiic
attacks also briay Sn consulnplive symptoms.
D ne ort~o dolIa,s expended ~ tho pufchass or
DIR. RELIES -4STJf.uaTJC PILLS.
and aIi,te attention 10 thor tnn " adn,inislIs-
ZION, will usually eiisIe mitigation oIthese dis
orders. ~ d generally sfeci cure. Tho Pills
arc also an easy and eileciual remedy for ths
symptom. proceeding und accompanying tho
Asthma and .Consnmption. Fur Colds. Coughs,
difficulty Of Brsst' ing, ghiness and sti,cturs
across the Chest, Whcezing. PUN in the Size,
piitng Of Blood. &c. Few cases can occur OF
any oitbis class oi disorders in which the pur-
cha.ers Of DR. Relfc's Pills i'll not find rich
return for their iricins expcnditur'.
| Price whole boxes, so Pills, doll. half 10
| II Pills, 80. cents.
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CIRCULATING LIBRA
se.t lu - RYAT gg5f. g.,4 s
G. NJ. FESSENDEN'S.

-NnHE public are informed, that Ike BOOKS
~ arr how ready E. delivery. The library
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British norclisis, 8 vols.
Z. Lady Of Manor, 2 vols.
~ Edgworh's Tales E
>, scUt's life oi Napoleon. abridged.
Peihom, ueveycox. Disownet. ~
Exclusive. .Parley's aLr;i,als. 81
Darnley, or the field OF the cloth Of Gold.
Irish Lsgends. Paul Jones. ,,, :,
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Lau ie Todd. American ano. dotss.
Foscarn School Of Fashion.
wept ofths wisi-ton- wish. 5fr
R,..-nt DE Cruce. Bcntnce. "a
Romance Of listory. ft,s sv
Tales at 4 q. Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rove Of Cuba.
Honor O'HnIa. Popular Ties,
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Tho terms To Subscribers arc 8 JoIlsrs n wear.
To nsa- sui scr'bcTs, tho same as other LIBRA
riss. st
Those inclined 10 patronizs. are requested TO
:all and examine the Catalogue ~
day Is.
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DUMFRIES'
EYE ~ AFTER .

fMOR sore or infamed Eyes. gives iminedi-
~ ale ease and relief. On recent sore syss.
the cff'ct is moro saIutary. Where the COM
plain, has been oNsa standings, and in some
exceeding bad cases. the most unes spectsd and
desirable rel;ci has been found in The Of this
EYE WATER, after every other remedy had
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nouncs it the best preparation for these COM
plants they have ever met with, especially in
cases Of soreness o, nHnmm atiou OF long stand
ing. Price rs Gems Q bottle.
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DR.. RELIES

lV 6O1dOJCdL Il 4uVFS.
yES 90. Of the most eficacious compounds
~ in the .Moferia Mediea. for the cure OF
,hdt class o. inv stcrst. Diseases. Tsoduesd By
an impure sisie of the blood. and . vHiaisd
habit of body. and usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms Of Sero(uIa. Salt RAsuss, Lep-
rosy. 81 Amthony's Fire, Fsver sevss.t tsvcs
whom the bonessTe affected. Vhsfe SsosiiinYs
(ifapplied with DR. Jobb's Lincmcnt,) Foul md
Obstinate Ulcers Sore Eyes, Seoidhsai in
children, Seuruy and Seorbutie Gont, Pisnp-
'edor CarbuncIed Faces. Fssfsyins EvuPt-
ions. and Yernal Tainfs ,fhrsughont the tQdy
in which last case the Drops oiton cure y Inn
Mercury fails They are aIso the bsst Spring
and Au,umnal Physic 10 purify and cleanse
ths system from humors which frequently sp.
pear at these season Of tho yyar. They also
s'u the process Of digsstion, and, by Purifying
The blood prevent the seci el on Of NAL gnsni
humos on the lvngs The proprietor confident
ly relies upon the vas, number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops. not only in Bos-
ton and its vicinity, but t,hroughout shs union
for The hest proof OF their cxceIlsncs - ah an
fapling .dIferatiue Medicine, in ali the cpses1
bove specified. THIS article has recently be en-
pronounced by n ply sicinn Of The Grst vespceta
blIity, WIN had Witnessed II surpr .siog efficacy,
rs entitled. in his op MON. TO take the read of
all the popular articles knows FOR The above
complaints, aud indeed il is fat gaining thi
point in public estimation. Throughout, the couu
Try. Price 81 a Bottle, Or Sir Bottles 10
sa.
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BOOKS AND ,STaFT0NaRY

n LDEN'S spelling books. let + 2nd vols.
- Ditto reader E"gl,sk do
Goodritch's history U. s.
Dabol's arithmetic
Memorandum books--leatber coyers
Blank books &. 49, ..s
Writing and cyphering books
New York and Providence primers
Toy books Of all kinds by the dozen
Rnssia and Philadelphia Qalls
Latter aud pot paper, good.
WaIkdeis's English Hk Po,oder warrant,
,d. aGr For sale by
G. 4. GARDNER, ~
may 8. A.. ~, rt 60 n Watcr-st.
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April 10.
nRIED Beef
NJ good Butter
First quality Cheese
good white Beans. For sale by ,
GEORGE II. GARDNER.
April Gath Water Street.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

WEI + tho subscribers having beon APP
w pointed by the Freemen of the
town of Warren, in town meeting assem-
bled, on the 2lst ult. Assessors Of Taxes,
give this public notice, to all concerned,
and request them to give in to the Assess
ors, at their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, true and correct
list of all their taxable property, as the
law directs, on or before the 7th day OF
June next.
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lrr no TINE LADIES.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies ofWarrcn and Vicinity, that
he viii pay particular ention to the Man
ufacture Of LADIES' SHOES, of all
KINDS, having procured a FIRST rate 'cork
man from Lynn. No excrtions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the priee, JashiOa, quality Of ,corh,
and stock.
ALVAN COLE,
One door South Coles Hotel.
A>.A 10 -INi t.ft
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In Norfolk, an almost countless scope
Of abilities collected in one human being,
is thus modestly exhibited in verse, in
Barrack street, in the city Of .Norcich;
Hooss painting rags snd pickmss bought
Hogs kilIsd--snd hYrnpipc dsncin; taught
Small bser-snd Godiroy's Cordial-yssa
Sold here --spd teeth with esss dppIsc'd. p.
The Itch end soo's.hing more IN fsshioa-
Both cured viii eus examination.
corns cui--kibcs cured shoes made with lst
And leather L,sschss eIssn'd and d'oss'd-
Brcklsyng t'bs--snd bleeding Done
BY MAssHAL PvnLAED, No ].
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o. None ore genuine unle's signed on tho
outside prin'ed wrapper, by the soie propris
tor. r. KIDD ER, Immediate successor 10
The late DR. W. 7. Conway. For sale ai tho
appointment. by DrJ. WILLIAMS, Warren /;
Or LEMyEL w DRiccs, Bristol Dr. A, p
MooaE. Newport NATHAN DvnTEE, Fsu
River.
-. large d;scoun, made ,ethose who buy
70 sell sesin. sttf +
Warren, March 81.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-12
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK
{ MAKING.

In HE Subscriber ueuld inform bis friend 4,
y Warren and Vic nifty. that he continues
the above branch OF business, at bis old land
q few doors East Of IA Baptis; Meeting House,
where he viii make haisc and Wagon Hsr-
ncss. Saddles and Brides. Travelling and other
Trunks. Portman,ca,,s, Valiscs, Fire uckeIs.
Ships Hose and Bellows, SC. sc. ,e
Carriages and Harness cleaned and 'ePaied. 7
Hc has on hand tor sale, an assortment of
Saddles. HuIns sses. Bird es, HaI,ers, Whips.
Curry Combs. &c, v hich he will sell cheap Cor
cash or approved credit.
Chsises, Gigs. CasfyaIls. and Wagons, furnish
cd at short notice. Va ta .,,,.fu
- share ofpat' onage is respectfully So
il cd.
2'HEODORE BARNEY