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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

animals Why, IN its very Hall aud Chambers,
ifoup. Benz on plnnder PUSHES Foripard. as
on Mars hodne warehouse 10 attack the Siorrs
OF me Toe; while others engage ln the Chase
and one Person OF BrOadhedd. and LlHs IfiR,
out OF ARMSTRONG. aud Strong Pomtrs, with a
herf, Siuvt oi Foot goes OUT 10 Hunt aud ar.
med only with kaae, attacks the Campbell or
the Lyon as readily AS the HlHds oi the forest
An .frehsr stands by dwelling hn shafts nj Rob.
Guns aud MariiaS, ar ssmeiimes looks higher
aud aims AT the Crane or the S0an, bul seldom
brings down even F.ach thai Cogke would
FRYE There kaighi an a Cooper, an EuH
aud barber, hmgs aud Coleman, are placed
on level, aud the Mobiles OF The land spend
Hte6itogeher with Fgiers and Miitrs There
lhe Fotter fashions his Clay the Vrighi news
his SiH, and the smith hammers his Coulter.
There Taylor Marks oul CtiiS Spencer,
anu SHEPPARD with Green sprigg makus
1--we to BeH with a Hbit Rose while an
dRstR. dressed IN Bibb aud Iackef, scls IN
B'0#a Judy aud Reds the Commentaries OF
oeoH and there lsn Congress iur you
Bon lAIL.-lt is related Of the eccentric
orrnzo ", that prra hing IN place on u
certain occasion, where hr was informed The
people were ~ regardles of good order. as 10
he m ,be habll of going oul before the mreting
was dismissed, lac commenced his sermon Ia The
following manner: Mat Il multitude OF
people are collected here some | suppose OF
all classe-, rlch aad poor high and Io~, learned
aud ignorant rag, tag, aud bobiaH You air
all strangers To me. | don't know onr OF
you from another But | shall call the frat that
goes out before the meeting Is dismissed, Bob-
taa' No one being willing TO be called 10y
that name, they all renamed attentive hearers
Tor two hours. Happy would II be tor some
other places II there were no bObtalb
II.fgYytgT SYt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
North Blenheim for Sale.

VH3HE Subscriber having land than he has
y hands 10 cultlyaffio advantage. offers at pri-
vate sale. this valuable estate, containing h., rsont
survey, nine hundred and seven acres, of which ~
bout FIVE hundred are cleared and the balance in
woods-tbe improvements are extensive and yoI,a'
bic and the soil is admiralty adapted to the culture
VI tIpacco' wleas ana cioVer--r has also the rare
combination of other advantaoes in heinz, s,,atas
within the Immediate neighbouFhood of the Cnversi
W IN very healthy clmaie convenient to navjoa
ton and ttbough not leas surrounded by society
INFERIOR 20 none IN The State The terms of sale
WE DC accommodating and liberal credit afforded
Inc purchaser by bis giving bonds with good security
ana oeed OF trust on the land to secure the nav
nehts. more desirable, this estate will be divided
!n'o TWO equal parts Persons who may be disposed
70 purchase will apply TO the subscriber residing ON
EDWARD o. GOODWIN,
'0' <V7SsWn North BienItetnt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

equinoxa tide has overtakep us, still very IaYs. o
portion of the harvest north OF line drawn across an.
Try from the Mersey lnte tunber remains in the ,eds
one half AT the least. The weather connues sc.r
day passing it,out ram, corn thai "a ss,had
under these Circumstances must be in damp state
Though the weather has not been occasional slesm
osun alter the rsn and the harvest have pyodc
ed already good deal of spoued corn which is daiv in
ereasns In the midland and countless crops have
been generally well secured and tine supply rather aboys
below an 10 Ireland the crops not more
than half gathered and the wheat below an average On
the whole we fear that considerable Importation Of corn
will he necessary, TO supply the deficiency these islands
during thu ensuing We always reluctant to speak
upon subjects of this of despondency but I'VE
are still euctant conceal from the government or
the public the true situation of the country, far as concerns
its future supply of food
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

ri tlFltf E,-A Petition VIII be presented to tho
htxt Legislature OF Virginia, for leave to lay
down Railway. fr,m or eyond the land of Ander
son Toer IN the county of Henrico. to some conve-
nient landing place upon the Tuckahoe Canal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
By He Governor ef hc Coa,saontosaiih IF Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
VEHEREAS thc Convention which asscmb

WHEREAS tire Convention which assembled in
w the city of Richmond, on the first Monday in
October, 1929, pursuant to law to consider discuss
ana propose new Constitution, or alterations and
munwealth," have adjourned sine die, after havin.
agreed upon amended Constitution or form Of Go
vc-nmcnt to- be submitted to tho people. and TO be by
them rat,';-d or r,jected-I, William q. Giles, Go
Of tho Council of State, to make proclamation and
do hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did the 18th day Of January, in this present year,
1880. adjourn sine die-and do direct ;hat the said
amended Constitution or form Of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall be published once week tor
three Successive months together with this procla-
nation in such newspapers as by advice oil Council
directed TO publish the Act of the General
Assembly OF Virginia TO organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor. aud under
CSE1L.l the real ofthe Commonwealth at Rich
mnrd, this II 9Th day of January, 1880.
WIN. B GILES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION


TNI1pT'U JHUlHry Nm, IolU
Whercns the DeiCgar aud Representatives. 0r tic
good people OF virginia IN Convention ASSEM- lod on
TIC twen'y-Enih day Of June in the year of our Lord
one Thousand seven hundred and scycnty-sv: rccinO
and declaring thar whereas. George tic third Kng
OF CTcn Erlio1 and ireland. and Eleclor of Uanovaf
beinre mat time cHtru,cj with the exercise ur the
kngly Office iu the Government Of VIRGINIA. had en-
ceavOurcd In porvor, The sa.uo into detes,nblc ard
,dsuppo'ta1Ie Tyranny, ~ putting his negative on
b~S the mos Wholesome and necessary for the pub.
lcEoo1 ~ oonyng his Governors permission To pass
ii"s ~ immaculate and pressing importance. unless
s1sPendcd 1 their operation for his assent ond when
80 sdsp"qae1 ncsiecing To- attend 20 them for ulluy
yeers; b. r.tnIDg pass certain other laws uul.s,
f1e porous 10 be benefited by them would rciuqrsh
" incstnabe right oG Representation n tho Icnsl
tire By dIasolrrg Legislative assemblies repeatedly
sDd con inu-lig. tor opposing wish manly frmnesa
IL inyaiDns II -is rights Of the people; when dis
r5iysi By rof ng 70 call others for a long space Of
- 'ge+y !17vh,g po..tc .dsvstrm without any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

sspsso revive Sssd and ssas:o .s sSs
Zee. SUING "ef continuance uoH
,hs may be removed from aes by cour urrrn, v,,
sne prssen, mus, sro6 vote and the en %
udce Dsa h oe ENTERED on the Journal, cnrh Tio
~, "gsnsI whon the Legislature I've slo,t to p,or,
sa receive notice thereof aeecnrsni.d ~h eoer Of c,
Iooes asgeu Tor hS removal at least twenty dav. h.<, 10
day ON which either hooso thp Gcncm 49, n G
p On the creation of my ou,y. Ju.,s, =, A.,
ss may he prescribed by hw When vneeuc k, ,hs, %
IncIeare the number appointments shan G ma o. ne Ss 70
eo on ,hs recommendations Of the respective County Cort
Of the Of the Gs"ei Hs%S, y. ss, sSys
np.s", oy o "y ~. snd shall bold his ues durE he
Iour's when vaconcie, ,hail occur hnl be npuon, ~
wc ~ ihos. oo's, and the tenure Of Office k
hereafter appointed, shall I've pre,crcs BY nu Tho
Court "nT y ssn 90 nonnasd BY Tie Couy
stoned by him. The Justices shall ap,omt si
o' ices o. me AFORESAID Officers. shall be regulated Ly laA
Virginia and bear ies'e by the Clerks the several cm,
M shall conclude aganst tho peace dignity af
ARTICLE W.
botlh Honxrs - " 'A WI W
=. AHrIrlE VII
Inc Executive Department of Government siI ru,1,
us at present oeanaed Governor and Triyy 1onSg
.os snail continue in Office, until eiccird unis,
IN Office when tins Constitution adopted exec o, n. hrr
IN Otherwise expressly directed continue IN cce rim s
ann all the Courts of Justice existing sin continue wSl,
49,. % until and except so far az, tho Judicial
Legislature. - WV
Done in Conventionn the city of Richmond, on fhe
u.een i gay or January, in the year Of our LORD
enc thousand eight hundred and thirty and m tJfa
ifty fourth year Of tire Independence of I'm, "
States OF Arfsicu.
PULP P. BARBOUR.
D. BRrGGs, ~ NNsAuouss
Secretary y The CaureuoAu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
ELLRMIfYIRD

- Spring covered sofas, With pillows
81 bureau
writing desk
3 work tables with desks
! oifvfoOt l. cable
! four post mahogany brdScad
dressing bureau
caro- bottom crown ton cbaire
II rush bottom chairs al New York uiale, Of 1r Les,
quality aud fashionable end approved patterns Tor
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP &. 60.
JIu1B--3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
FnIIP. a..

n UST received from Malaga via Baltimore.
- OIL Boxes bunch rasins, "Lorina's" brana
so half boxes bloom do
10 jars grapes
100 boxes lemons
10 dozen entry mats. for sale bv
IN 2J-;t p.iVENPORP AfTCH 4, CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
AMERICAN ALMANAC

FENllE American lmannc and Repository or IJsr.
n ful knowledge, for tho yecf $780, ontanir,,.
Part LIST, Calandsr and Natural Phcnomem, for tic
year; Part I'd, Information connected with the Cnan-
dur, and Explorations Of Cccftal Changes aud
Astronomical Phenomena: Part Sd, Miscellaneous
Directions Hints md Remarks: Part Alh St atistIcsl
and General Information, concerning Foreign COM.
tries Part 9Th, Statistical and other ntcllinenc,a
respecting tire Uuitcd Statos-Just published uud
for sale, by J. Il. NASH
ian 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
D. BRrGGs,
Secretary y iAe CaureuoAu,
SCUEDULH


ordercd that the rvll containing the Gfai& Of I'm
amended constitution adopted by this Convention q
by It submted TO the people of this commonwealth.
for their ratcai ion rejection be enclosed by tho
secretary IN cnsc proper for rtS preservation md
aeposiied among the archives of the Council 81
State "
ordered THAT toe Secretnry do crr,se the iourrIu.a
OF the proceedings of ihus Convention 10 be fairly
entered m woil bound hook, and afler the srYfs
sl'nl! have been signed by the President and Secrc,
taFy I'm; he deposit the snnc, together with oil az,
original documents in the Possession of the Convex
ton and connected With its proceedings spnony III,
archievcs of the Council of State and further TIM
nc cnuso 10 printed copies to be veil bound, ind
dcpositch in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President Of the Convention 10
certify u t'uc copy of tire amended Constitution "a
the General Assembly now in session. and TINT tly,
Grne,r Assembly be, and they are hereby requested
10 make any additional provisions by law. which mav
DC hcoeFsarf and proper, for submitting tho szrne "a
The voters thoreby qualified To vote FOR members II
The General Assembly at The next April election,
ana Tor organizing the government updr the sn,!n1-
ca Constitution IN cnse It E1l 10 approved ard nj,
fed by such votCTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
H.tdd and Hcydn Cn,vch Iusin

H.:'dH and Heyda Church Music.
4 UST received, tho Boston Handel and Uavdh
C Sociciy's collection Of Church Music; teing a
rejection OF the most approved Pralm and Hynnl
Tunes together with many beautiful extracts fran
-" "r"'''o "r lfaydR, Mozart Beethoven &c Sr,
iitrHo7tz"d FOR three ana four VOICES with fipupu
. ior the Organ and Piano Forte: Seventh Ell
ton with additions and improvemcn,e-fbr snle =,
jan 10 COLLINS g. RI ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

RIND SToNEs.-go Nova Scotia Grind s,ours-J N, r.
ian o SI safe by T. H. DREW, AgN
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-27

J'HE subscriber would inform his friends az
the public III general, thai he has received
new suppl. or COOKS, which added to his
former stock makes his assortment complete.
7none which are
Euuerson's north american arithmetic, FIRST part
Smiths practical arithmetic, on new pan in
which mental aii,h meticis eombined with
out the use Oi slaics
Rohland a novel in vols
Penowen do Pir.te d. 20
George Barnwcll .aniianary
The Ring Common Prayer Books
Chidrens Book Toys, SC.
.also -sn assortment Of States, together with
a variety Of School Books usually found in n
Book Store.
lrHE still continues th, BOOK BINDING
IN all its variety at his old stand. A
N\lHANlE, Li. CRCll, JR.
BRISTOL, 1880 .g4ftlt
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home than his countrymcn are whhng 20
bestow. This-this!" young man, rs
the fate of the veterans Oft revolution z
The General covered his face with his
hands, and sunk back exhausted by his
emotions. Albert felt the blood mounting
into his face at the recollection OF the In
gratitude Of the government; yet remcm-
bering that he had done all in his power to
aid the cause of these disinterested but un-
fortunate men, he told the General, after
a pause of some moments, that me should
feel proud to assist him in any way; that
his fortune was ample, and that ne could
not use it more to his satisfaction than IN
making the friend ofhis father happy.
Happy!' said he, as ne raised his
mournful ewes to Albert; am almost at
my journeys end: could ! but behold this
forest flower, this only tie to earth, safely
situated in the world, ] should die content
ed" He pressed the beautiful creature
to his bosom and sobbed audibly.
"My dear father" said lsidore, "grlevc
not for me, we are very happy here, and you
have new friend now, who will not let
your little"
She stopped, blushed, and hid her face
| Oh her grandiather's shoulder, fearing she
had saidtoo much. ..f,.i
Albert wished she had finished the sen.
tence, and thought that to shelter her from
harm, he would willingly pass the rest o.
his days in the forest.
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March 6.
GROCERIEs, so,

THOR sale by the subscriber, at his store. Mar
~ ket street, q doors south Of P. Barnsy's
Tavo'D,
Sugars. Tens, Molasses, Coffee
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wines and Cordas
Tobacco, Snuff and Ciyars
Eartbern. Tin. nd " o den Ware
Spices Of all kinds
Essences, do do
Tongues aud Sounls, and Mackerel
.Apples by bushel or less qnSitity
Backing ond Black Ball
Whips, Brooms and Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers and Hardbread
Shaving Soap and Dishe,
Salt Pork and hams Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt -.t
Rye and In ian Neal gi
Furnaces -Baskets-Corn
Smoking Tobs eco. &c. &c.
aII tho above articles will be cold - cheap
as con be purchased in this Town
STEPHEN MASON, in.
March o A,
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NEw.YORK AMULET

7NHE primary object Of this work will bs
I 10 check the rapid progress OF two alarm
'ng evils. so fatally prevalent in our country.
viz. lnfempesspes and iIn6delny- which.
Iik. the eanker worm, are stripping ths ggean
walks or life OF 1T lie nom en-, and ieaving,the
moral world lsafsIsss de~art. To do. this
he more eHecsually, We shall pouriraN il the
most vivid colours. the defeuni,y aRk dels,s-
rious consequences Of these most deadly svih
IVY interesting moral tales, Sketches, frsg,
,nenls sssays, and scriptvrai illusi~t
We shall eEdeavor 10 cherish in the hearts OF
our readers, The sublime and benevoIsni sem
iiments OF the blessed gospel Of lssss Chnist
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards Of vir-
NC in al their captivating IoveIiness-to a.
yaken the better feelings Of human nat"re--
o cultivate the SOCIAL and poMss TIC aS
'ections-te lead the mi nd through the most
,lighfu avenues. 10 lead the mind through
he most delightful avenues. TO the baa sss Of
happiness and peace-to elevate and enlarge
he concepions-to imbue the understanding
with tho most exalted itIe-s Of ;lnhable at
tributes and psrfections Of the Great Divinity
-,hsfeby leacing mankind TO :" fear God
ind keep his commandmenis.' ~.
To accomplish these designs, we shall call
10 our aid ell the eIoqucnce Of nuth, clothed
n the most fascinating forms-such a. NOR
al essays. simpls or pathetic tales. varying
:. from grave to gay from lively 10 serepe'
--poetical sketches, didac tic articles n verse,
aud sometimes to enlivea our pages, a tale
of fancy. homorous story. an allegory. bal
tad, or a song, will receive an insertion, In
eacl, and in oil, the great end and aim will
be, 10 convey moral AID religious sentiments.
through a pleasing mediun,,to tho heart Or
IN other words. to blend'' The useful ~ith
the sweet.'
STOCKFORD & W,HEA TONS
yUFAvE cohstanliy on hand = general
uzA assortment Of CORDAGE, at their
Rope Walk, where they will furnish Gangs
Of Rigging and Cables, on good terms, at
short notice.
ALSO on HAND,
White Rope, Seine Liner, Sewing Twins,
Bcdcords and Lines OF every description. Of
the first quality. ~
They also request oil persons indebted to
them on account or note, of long standing.
10 call and pay the same without delay.
Feb 20.
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
M "A KING

ZD We subscriber would inform his friends In
~ Warren and Vic nhy, that he continues
the above branch OF business, Mt lis old tand
few doors East sfthe Baptis. Meeting House,
wl,cre he wi make haise and Wagon Har-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and other
Trunks. Portmuntcans, valises, Fire Buckets,
Ships Hose and Below, SC. &C.
Carriages and Harness cleaned and 'epsired.
He has on hand for sale, an assortment of
Saddles, Hnrns sses. Bird es, Haltcrs, Whips.
Curry Combs, SC, which he will sell cheap for
cash or api iroved credit.
Chaises, Gigs. CarryatIs, and Wagons. furnish
ed nj short notice.
- A share Of pat onnse is respe ctfully So
lited. t3-a4N
THEODORE B.ARNEY. +
March e.
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march Is

TMOR Destroying Superfmous Hdir'-'n
~ fallible Dep'ln'ory Compound for destroy :
ing supcrnuous lar.
This pound SO efic~tually DESTROYS the
hair, thpi i, may be removed in few minutes
afGr it's application, and is therefore particular
" recommended to lndics, who possess that
great disGsurement 10 female beauty, superi''-
Gus hair, on their faces. neck and arms. II
may be used ilhlhe most entire safety. For
sole BY JANESGAhDNEH
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-27
GARDEN SEEDS.

IRE subscriber hs just opened the best as
1 seriment Of q ARD0M SEEDS
that evor has been offered in this N Msrket a.
mona which is the celebrated round, deep rcd
ONION SEED, direct from the first Gardner
in we,hers6eld, warranted perfect. for sale a.
prices strangely low, by
march 10, 1880,
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DRY LOODS.

DRY GOODS,
yroHN r WHEATON l. CO have just re-
~ ccived additional supplies OF FRESH
WOOLLENGO0DS. which will be sold
very Iosc,
Also, Wishing 10 ci'se their remaining
stock Of Winter Goods. they will be offered
10 purchasers at reduced prices.
Feb6.
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Marcl, s

At a Court OF Probate, holden in and for The.
town of Warren. OH the LIST day Of March A
d, 1880
ynAMES SHORT, Administrator on the es-
~ tate Of James Short, lato Of Warren, de-
ceased, having presented TO this Court his FIRST
account Of administra,ion-It 10 ordered that
the consideration thereof, be referrod to Court
OF Probate 10 be holden at the Town Clerks
Office, in said Warren, on ths first Monday Of
April noxt, at clock, Pm and that prev
lous notice bs given, by publishing this or6sr
three .everal times in tina Northern Star, to
oil persons interested 10 appear at that time
and be head thereon.
Witness,
LLvI HALLE, p. P. Clerk.
March 6
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TO LETT,

H~A AZ II II ~
M!W A new and convenient one story
lsSssGfSH dwelling hous :. a half an acre oi
Ss4Ss5s excellent land, pasture for COW,
Barn room, ,ando,hcr privileges. sit ha'e in xxx
emuct--app!y ~
march IS
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.KxrEy Goods Of different kinds have been
IN received this week, and are going of
at very Lo,o prices. For further particulars
please to apply At tho
b. J. r, w. & CO. are receiving
such rvods a. arc in demand. from various
sources, almost every day, which keeps
their assortment constantly worthy the st
seution Of buyers.
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NOTICE.

T He Co-Psrtnership hereiofors existing b..
tween tbs subscribers under the firm p
BLAKE & COLE, is this day by mutual
consent, dissolved. Those having demands
against said Firm, are requested ~ present
them 70, settlement, and those isdebied %
SAMUEL BLAKE,
ALvAN COLE
81 Warren, March 20, 1880
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POETRY,
From $ Songs of the passions. u

From $ Songs Of the passions.
JOY.
Jov Joy !-Joy = .s& ga
Comes bounding O'er the plain,
a rosy, laughter loving BOY,
mid pleasures sportive train !!
Around his brows why wreath
with the blushing rose is tw.n'd
-And his scented locks odours breathe
To every passing wind!
Joy Joy Joy =
His smile is like the morn,
And he roa,ns q jolly hunter boy
mid the sound Of hound and horn
N1hile echo bears on yo'r breeze
His spirit-siirring voice,
.and his care cispelling melodies
Make the leaky woods rejoice.
Joy!- Joy JOY - ~
He decks tho .festal shrine
find the bright eyes Of tho laughing Bo
O'er the wine cup gaiv shiie
He leads the revel and the dance,
He chants the bridal song,
find sports in beauty's sunny glance
Lies glowing scenes among -
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS m
ToR CONTINUING THE PUBLICATION OF


INHE present number Of the Northern
- Star completes the fourth volume, ard
the Proprietor Of this paper proposes 10 on
large il, and TO print it with new and eleyant
type. And in order to meet the expen.e Of
this pubIc,i ion he would appeal TO the lib
eralIty Of the citizens of tho County Of Brs-
'ol and its Vicinity, and solicit an incis.ss
TO hls Subscription list.
No pains or exertion will be spared. that
may render this paper in futuro interesting 10
party VIC shall continue o advocate and sup
port the great interests Of Agriculture, Com-
mcrco, Manufactures. and the Mechanic
Arts, and 10 notice whatever in Politics. Lit
era,sre or the passing events may be ussfll
oi interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Fob. IS, 1880.
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AT Court Of Probate, heiden in and for the
town of Warren, on the- lst day Of March.
A. d. 1880,
IA traitors on the estutc Of Caleb Carr. lare
Of Warren, d~ceased, having presented to this
Cour, their FIRST account Of administration 10
ordered that the consideration thereof, be re-
ferred to a Court Of Probate. 10 be holden at
the Town Clerks 0iice. OH the first Morday
in April next, Al 2 o'clock. P. Nj; and that
previous notice be given.by publish ng this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, 10
all persons interested TO appear at that time
and be heard theron.
esGI Witness,
Levi HALLE, d. p. Clerk.
sEsrrb
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