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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-10

pearanceS at our last meeting, trust that
| made an impression that will last long"
" You did, sir" replied one of his hear
ers, "Upon. .the-pulpa cushion"
A lady in the State of Connecticut, who
was in the habit spending most of her
time in the Society other neighbors, hap
penei one day to be taken suddenly i'll,
and sent her husband in great haste for the
physician. The husband run few rods,
but soon returned, exclaiming, My dear
where shall find you when l get back 7"
AT a numerous meeting of the citizens
ofSmithfeld, opposed to all secret Socie-
ties, held at the Inn of Mr.. Benjamin Lind
sey, in Smithield, on the Gath ult. pursu-
ant to previous notice Capt. AHAB Now
RY, was chosen Moderator, and Mr.. Ed
,rard Harris Secretary, and it was voted
unanimously, that the following resolu-
tons be passed, as. the sense of said meet
ing.
lst-That we deeply deplore the pres
ent effort to create an excitement, for po-
litical purposes among the neighbors in
this vicinity, and as it has ever been devo-
I'd to the interchange of friendly acts and
'eciihSs, We t'o. 'scnIntenance a.
ny thing that will, in the least, tend.. mil
itate against that inestlmable command,
DO unto others as ye would that they
should do unto you."
2d-That we are sensible that there are
good, and well disposed men, engaged in
the Anti Masonic cause at the same time
we have been led to query, whether their
own selfish ends, are not in getting upper
most, in thisvery great display of "Amor
Patrae."
3d-That as the masons in this vicinity,
do not infringe on the rights of any here
present, we do not consider it our right to
infringe on'theirs; and as all religious opin
ions are by our state charter, hcIo iu'i~
late, 80 we hold the opinion of all men.
4th-That therefore it is inexpedient to
to appoint delegates to the convention to
be holden in Providence, on the 25thEnst.
5th-That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published.
6th-that this meeting be dissolved.
AHAB MOWRY, Moderator.
CoNuNDRuMs. Why are the steam
boat regulations like bad wife BE
cause the baggage is at the risk ofthe own
or.
Why are opposition steamboats, like cor
sets because they reduce tho fare
fair.
What sect may man be said to belong
to, who wears thin clothes in winter 3
The Shakers.
My young friend, be careful in your
choice of wife, do not marry fool un-
less you wish to beget for yourself trosb-
le and shame.
When you zee man spending his mon
ey in rum instead Of books, be sure that he
is likely to become more noisy, but NOT a.
wise az If his choice had been books.
Ihave travelled much, and have noticed
that where Q farmers house is stocked
with books his children are sure to be in
telligent.
II you see merchants clerks, when
from under the eye oftheir employers en-
gagged in drinking and gaming, it is sure
sign that there is time when they would
not like to have the whole world to wit
ness their actions.
sP- If you ever see person get Of
Tended at the publication ofan article that
was not intended for him, it is sure sign
that he has been guilty Of like crime.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-04-10
RECIPES.

To take shippers from Checse.-Wrap
the cheese in thin brown paper, so thin
that moisture may strike through soon.
dig hole about two feet deep in good
sweet earth in which the cheese must be
buried about SO hours then take it out,
and the shippers vii be found all upon the
outside ofthe cheese, brush them off imme
diateIy, and you viii find your cheese
sound and good.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

AMES a OSWALD, (having given vacation
e OF ten days. will resume his scholastic functions
on Wednesday. list Sept) next, in the eamo house
ne now occupies, on l4th Street, few doors above
Mr. Mashs Book Store The course of instruc-
ton will embrace the Latin. Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics, and all the minor
branches of an English Education, in order to prc-
pare his pupils, either for College for Counting
House.
AS he will limit his number to twenty-five yearly
pupils.
N. u. Very particular Intention will be paid to
reading and pronouncins the English Language.
aug 21-eo9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
VIM. w. CIR AY'S

WIZ De seen by tho letter from the svperipten
IL ue OF the Patent Office, that the term of the
atent Right for DIR. Hliiiuna yuSins' Ointment ),
loi wh'cn nathan Shepherd was proprlctorA expired
Oh me 10Th day OF June last
1t will also be seen bv tbc Io,t.- f., ,t ,,,, 9
the House of Representatives of tho U,,,cd St.
d' D' 'udkiiiS petioned the three last Sessions of
long ess, for rcne,cct of this Patton, and IN n,
INST snce his petition was rejected ''
ne fatcnt Right having expired, the pui,ic will
auI ; s,aiiI tlat am now liberty TO make and
Vehd the Ointment, not only in this Stale Inv,
throughout the United States therefore shai, con
tue to prepare amlo supplies for all demands, and
respectfully solicit orders ihercf,r
In few days, shall publish, in Bills , nrucbar
o. important original certiica; es in sumner. Of thu,
olh'mcnt prepared by ne.--Snme great cures nre
now IN rapid progress, which VIII be laid before tho
P "o''e ~ que Chie. WIN. w GRAY
avg ~ Governor Street. Richmond.
bepdFfment Of Ssate, Patent Office,
O. - - February s, 1890. {
DIR: Dr. William Judkins' Patent ieht will en-
pre- on the 26th o. June, 1880.
Yours respectfully,
n.y. ~ JOHN d. CRAIG
'hr. nm " Gray, Richmond, Va
- w ASKING TON, July 81 1890
SIN: DE- w allan Judkins presented b,s ncti,;o,
of the extension OF his Patent Right for Ointment
o r Inc s'h MAY I827-referred To Committee on
me Judlcary--lSti May committee DISCHARGED and
laid upon the table ~ seo' anu
iS'h december, 1928, again presentcd-12th IAN
uary, 1899, discharged ~ ~
"a March, 1880, again presen,ed-s,h March
$50. Judiciary Committee reported auains, il and
ordered To lie on the table ~
Most respectfully Sir YOUR obed;eut sorcor.
MAI THEW 81. CLAIR CLARKE.
-, elk House Rep. U States.
1hr Wm W Gray, Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
Exeter Mills for Sale

= =, CIIH.
q D. friday the Sd Sept. next, if fair otherwise
-, - on the next day will be sold to the highest bid
Mn 'Ne LAM ana appurtenances known as Exeter
NiHls, on Appomatox River twelve miles abona o.
ffeasourg. Ehe improvements consisting Of a mann
featuring mill, with three pair of burr stones corn
mil win two pair OF stones, dwelling house. SC will
SEES ne river and canal are naviga6le for battcnus
gHeeP IN uneommonly dry seasons from the mill tc
etersnnrg and for great portion of the wear, to
apd approved security witha deed of trrst r.
on l2 months credit II M. ,"e'
aug III aw3w NA -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

M k. CATLIN'S picture of the VIRGINIA
I've CONVENTION has been sent 10 Paris 70
be engraved by the most dstin yuis!.e Artist of that
city under the immediate attention of Gen Laaye,te
AIR. Catn has, with great deliberaton ard care re-
vised and perfected his picture for the hands of the
ingraver land Is determined spare no pains or ea.
pense in furnishing the State of Virginia with print
worthy of their patronage.
The size of the print VIII be feet by 81 contoip
ing correct ikenesses of ail the members OF that dis
tinsushed body. Among whom are copspicuousIy
placed at full length, Madison Monroe Chief Eu,fca
| marshall Randolph Leigh, Tazewcll and others
Inc painting gives correct view of the interior Of
the Legislative Hall, and the heads have all boen
painted from life. UGH
Persons wishing 10 obtain impressions from this
splendid plate will gain advantage By subsc,ib;,,
Tor them, inasn1uch they will be served with tho
hrst and best impressions, and have :,,om delivered
at their residence, wherever they NAV direct.
Letters to this effect, addressed to Geo Catlin Ric
mond Va and post paid, will BE- cheerfuy received
and attended to- GEO. CRTTIN
We the subscribers, having been familiar with tho
above mentioned printing by Mr Catlin during it's
progress, and being enabled to Judge as to- the fJe
" OF tile kenesses, do not hesitate to recommend il
to the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON
J. CIIEVALLIE
w l.. PENDLETON,
THOMAS RITCHIE
aun 5-dIf w clt 2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

~ Your answers the queries or s.eh or ,,. ne -
@ kowedee or well founded information enables you to an
oc r solicited; the object being collect body
total repeal of tho salt tax re w p''"t' a""
next Yours resuec,s,I, "s'o" wy :" .'ooe"oer
81 Louis July 1880. " D'' wv
as the 'efefsonan properly remarks, the question
70 oe'"oen monopoly at home, and abroad. OF the
'"o' we imagine the home to be the least grcvous
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

II We refer the reader to another column for par
ticnlars from the kentucky election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
Grand Consolidated, No. Z.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 13.
To be drawn 3D. September.

Tickets only $40, halves ., quarters Q so.
IL Tickets for sale in all the above Splendid
Schemes at the Managers Oficc--where was sold
anu am. Paid lie" weeks since, the grand capital of
$4,000 beng the highest sold in Virginia for ma
ny years.
aug 90 YATES g. MCINTYRE, Manners
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
~ ssrES0ea q NSgG.
THIs DAx.

THIS DAY..
wEST !H AnuEN POET, ALLEN s. CO.
Nj, is MORNING, at IL o'clock we shall sell AT the
now landing from Sloop Crawford direct from
10 hlds choice West India rum
20 do Port Rico sugars
rs bbls do
Terms sale. "a g. ro
aug Cd
THIS MORNING, August cath. NJ 70 o,c,o.,. :.
our Auction Store ''e"' Ut
cases sattinets
balo black bombazefts
case Rouen cassimeres
do. black Italian lacipp silk
do. linen drill
! do damask silk and cotton shawIs
. pales osnaburgs
Gases "A and a bleached cottons
Bales brown sheetnps
Black silk hdkfs
oilk hose and half hose
DIX suspenders, garpiture ribbons
, Gole paiais, batistc dresses, barege do
Worked cambria do
BLACK silk vcstin~s
brown and white thread gloves
w hitc and coloured net suspcntlcrs
SWISS collars, diapers, boys cups
Fancy figured gilt buttons pearl s,uds
w ood dressing and pocket combs
fahcy soap, top combs desk lamps
NaVarino hats, etc. etc.
aug 20 d. "A 81 co Aucts
DAMAGED FURNITURE
:, w ~ DC sold at our Auction, O-MORRow
MORNING., August 25th at 10 O'Clock ~ m
auction Store. on account CT the un,erwr,ers fn.
Sa.h' ,ne following articles damaged on board The
ochf MARTHA, BeGston voyage from New, Vol,
to Richmond, zz: ~ ''iA
double scroll sofa with pillows
do do do do
. spring seat do
l single plain do
pair tables
do do
3 Ladies work tables
writing desk
do upwright.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
AC.ADEyMIC.aL INSTRUCTION
ENHE Subscriber respectfully informs his D,

'HE Subscriber respectfully informs his patrons
and the public. that on Monday. the 3Oth day
OF August, he will resume the duties of his Seminary
IN which boys may be prepared, by thorough course
OF Preparatory English, Mathematical and Classical
instruction, for admission into College, and in which
also, boys not intended for College, may receive
thorough English Education. For terms, apply at
MS rooms, first square above the Virginia Banks
aug 24-w3w NATHAN POLLARD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

&c. &c. &c.
Besides great number of smaller prizes.
Tickets only S3-Halves ] 5O-Quorters rs -cenfs
Call for the Capitals, at p CHJJBRss
aug %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing of the New York Lottery, extra Class
No. 81:
10 25 80 10 4I 22 90 45
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

meeting, when the popular temper is in so excited q
state Butt is an evil wind that blows no pood--tbe
same mail brought the following account from the
GresnVhie Ia mountain) District which will be read
with great interest:
. o.tNvtAs' Aug 6-Potics Of Creeaviuc There has
this Ds, .umu and Revelation in the political aspect OF
WIS Dsrlc within four FIVE days past Three Of our n,os
prominent candidates for the Legislature Thompsou Butler
ana are no longer before the people They were some
ago called upon Tor an open and candid their
which do honor their nature they came forward Ike men
ess OF consequences and laid open fully several
opinions Of those whose suages they had been soliciting
essIs thompson and Butler made known and
given the Honorable Davis this village on the 18Th
e Ihey expressed themselves favor of G,oauento
redress of our grievances These sentiments thus
sacn an IN the country as never before
cried out in all parts of the dstic,, sio Convention"
On Monday last this excitement had TO its highest e,c
walton, when very large of citizens assenbed il
front OF the reenyie Hotel for the purpose ofheang all their
IN the following order: by Ness Thompson Butler Waker
arnson and Cobb The three first gentlemen advoca
eu Invention and agreed much in al! their sentiments The
lion and notification. rr " '"
In justice to those three who have withdrawn from IN.
contest deem proper say their success was
y ,ner trends to be certain previous to the excitement a
aed to 1t was the wish of the people Monday tina,
nessr: Thompson Butler Walker should not decline but
hey should be instructed against convention and
pledge themselves obey this We believe thew all
the right of instruct their Repre-
sentatves on matters of the repubc b,
ney observed wond be embarrassing minds
thus to be instructed under existing This de
termination was perhaps the west and proper altour
contrary to what we ourselves advised in the instance In
taking our leave of these candidates. express our
usep reeret IN common with hundreds of others Attached to
them by the strongest ties of friendship we differ onIy in mil
tics. ~ ~ 'y :" PoE
now absolutely necessary make full delegato,
that other candidates should be brought forward W. ho
a amd trust to od thai men of honest principles hearts,
CHOSEN who "know the right" have rmness epouab o
pursue This is an important crisis country and the
next Legislature should he filed with best the w,ses,
ana the most experienced South Carolina Ie Green
VILE furnish her quota .Nor,,taineey
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

Tickets S., Halves S. SO. Quarters 81 e5.
For sale az E. NIl kJ,ES
aug "a Next below the door Of the Earle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24


~ State of Virginia this fall, land anXious to make
such arrangements as viii enable him to do so with
c1nventence respectfully requests II persons indebt
eo To him, to make payment before the LIST October
next.
Ihose indebted TO the late concern of VIM w.
w eisiger d Co. will make payment without delav to
W, w m. II Brunder op the subscriber, as longer in
diligence cannot he granted
Inc saoscrlbhr has OH hand good assortment. of
groceree which he n de.posed sell low for cnsl,
or OH his usual terms of credit to puncual custom
ers. VN w rIVFISISTD
.1dncl.ester, Aug 2i-2ow 1t.
NOrICE.--A petition will be presented to the
~ next Assembly Of Virginia, for leave to open
a road from the head of the Brook turnpike to Tav
lorsvle IN Hanover. from thence to Golansyille
caroline thence 20 Fredericksburg the straightest
and most practicable route.
aug 2I-w8t
fESo MIR PtNDLEroN HARDWOOD, who is not AN nba5
rant OF Virginia Take notice: That Tuesday the e,h
gay OF November eighteen hundred and thirty between the
p pn OF ten A. NJ aud six NJ Tavern of John NJ
rice, IN Louisa County, Virginia, shall deposons
I" Jesse M Il White and others, be read evidence in a
Gnahcery SUIT, pending i'll the county Louisa wherein
a plaintiff, and YOU and Aaron {. White executor of Cain
afe and William White, defendants taking if moi
finished. Yours ARIIiITR ~ svTryy ''''
aug 24-wiw pd ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
VE7HE Races will commence in Bedford

Il VIE Races will commence in Bedford
County, over the Liberty Course, on Tuesday
2i September and continue Adsys1s Day mile heats for
S2e0-entraoce $3.50 Day, mile heats purse $iOO-cn-
trance $3.50 Day mile heats, best for Propretos
p'r-e-entrsuce S0lh Day, swePtskc, heats en-
trance S22-On the same day. match will be run be-
tween Washington costhe Of each day to 20
with the PuTeThe Proprietor pledges himself TO pay the
amount OF each days in cash There good many
horses in rainnga number expected The track will be in
fine ORDER and every thing prepared accommodate Race
HcSses hope and confidently expect fine sport this
WIN. TERRY
sta1aw 5ia Propfis,oro the Liberty Race Coursc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

BY OTIS. DUNLOP az Co
CARR[3GE md HORSE
oh WEDNESDAY the 25th inst at 10 O'Clock vii,
De SOLD before the Eagle Hotel, VIII
double Carriage aud Harness also one horse
they can be seen application to
au. - 0. ID g. co Auct~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
ihOmas ASgartV

N n
tCIfullS informs the iahabtants of Alex
Az, rr'a and ITS vicinity, that he viii open SEMI
!, "e the education OF yourg Gent'cmen, on the
'SSh'' at his dwelling house on Duke-street, till a
-, %'Ao'e situation can be procured, The Scho.
n curse WI comprise the Greek, Latin, French
=, " Sosh Languages; Logic, Metaphysics, Rheto
e'Oetuon and Composition; Ancient and Modern
chronology, Geography with the use Of the
r S'ooes, Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing, &c.
NJ A"e''!Ser, from his tong experience in teaching
~, iae'sas IN Qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni.
:, and professions, both ia Europe and this Dis
uGsS he viii give general satisfaction. He
~ "'set that his utmost exertons will be used
s'14t,'ns the literary improvement of the pupils
~ DC committed to his care.
','n1eon concerning T. MS capahility, acquire
us" 8seiphne, Al a Teacher. may be learne d by
M, NaJ' Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason. Clemen
NJ 'C u Narhury, VIM S, Ncolls, Esqs. Col Fow-
syn1 Lapt Morton, Georgetown; John BOYLE, of
,r,>J' ,"eparment, John Mcleod, Principal OF the
.c academy, Washington City; and Dsn'l Bryan,
,o;r ST "A Terms can be ascertained by inqur-
\. y ~ ~, AZ ms residence on Duke street.
Saee Tie foregoing was in type, the building,
~ Sy%Teet, used at present, as place of wor.
asrsi e society os Reformed Methodists, has been
ast;,S9 y the advertiser, aud he will commence
q, > | 1si on the ,isy above specified.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
Chiua, Glassware, &c.

00 CRATES and packages containing elegant tea
IG,.ts, gold banded 81 peices. do iustre and
celtic do 81 peices gold edged cups and saucers en-
ameed India teas very cheap, blue do, cut glass tum'
bcrs and wines, ring fish, fan, comet and concave pat
er China and glass cup plates gold edged plates and
stre pitchers elegant lustre Jackson pitchers lampa
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate, blown and
Jackson paters labelled and plain decanters common
elegant cut glass do blue printed dishes. plates pitch
crs bowls covered dishes and bakers d., teapots SUI
gars, and cream edged plates and dishes. mahogany
toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted utcd and tablet do, glass dishes; mnulded square
aud oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted do pressed
and square spindies, do plain with do, Italian hooking
glasses draw de- stone pans and covers -.,h variety
of other articles Just received and tor sale by
dec % GEO. WHITE. Auctioncer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE, AND LIQUID
BLACKING

HAVING commenced the manufacture Of oil, Paste
Ak and Liquid Blacking, the undersigned informs
the public Morally, that they can be supplied either
by the quantity or single box or bottle In recon-
mendng this article to public notice, the subscriber
would merely observe, that the ingredients of which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most CON-
positions Of the kind. tends in remarkable degree,
TO preserve the eather-at the same time producing
most beautiful gloss. Oil forming of its principal
components, it may be applied to greasy leather with
OIL, injury to the gloss. and thereby rendering the lea
Their water proof To prevent imposition, the subscr
ber has indented his name on top OF the backng in
each box To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made. j. ShL'E'hf.
Yves, side of Royal between King and Prince Streets
ian Aiexaadra. ID C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
Calcinea Magnesia.

WYE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
w micaI Works. SIMPLY of superior Cacined Mag
pesia made after the tanner Of IIcnry's celebrated
magnesia his magne. "a we warrant 10 be as good,
if not better, than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together proved this TO be SUPERIOR
We here offer in a condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnetism and II may
be taken into the mos, delicate stomach without pro
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object often so consI-
tlersble with physicsns) being rather pleasant than
disagreeabe tasted In the of the American arti-
Gle and when it shall become generally known, we are
satisfied it will supercede the Of The imported es-
peciay it is afforded at he same price and Is more
sure in fleet than the common esieined masnesa' "
is rut up in bottles and labelled WITH diecnons, IN
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
stores, or other places where medicines sre Vehded
Also an assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting OF
Tuck. side, long crooked. neck and pocket combs
cloth hair fiesh nall vsrnsh. sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose. transparent. variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LANrInER 3 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22

Robert Barry

III AS just received and is opening at his store,
northeast corner Of King and ROYAL streets for.
merl, occupied by Mrs she,fon, an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the tolloWing articles:
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinets and vesting
Merino shawls and scarfs
Thibet do and handkerchefs
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss muslins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchiefs
Blankets, fannels and green baize
Bcached brow and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Calicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentlemen's white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Buraps and Scotch inens
Cotton yarn and manv other articles
Gentlemen's plaid cloaks
All Of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22
House OflnAustrN.

TIVE Managers of this Institution have placed with
Mr. William ID Mutt the principal part of the clo-
thing made under their superintendent. This being
ofE,re, for sale al rery hU prices, will is hoped
meet with regular and early sales. The articles on
hand are well suited for aborers and servants few
are left for nspecti. at Mr. Norriss Prince street,
next door below the old post office the remainder at
Mr. Nuts lower end of Prince street