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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-15
FRANKLIN CIRCUL.ATLvGLIBRya
RYAT
G.. M. FESSENDEN'S.

NNHE public are informed, that the BOOK
~ are now ready for delivery. Tho Librar
contains the whole OF SCOTS Novols-4o voIs
British no velis,s, 8 vols.
Lady Of M amor, z vols.
Edgworth's Tales.
SCOTS life Of Napoleon. abridged.
Pelham, Deveveux. Disownsc.
Exclusives. Parley's animals.
Darnlcy, or the 6eld Of the cloth Of Geld.
irish Legends. Paul Jones.
George Barnell. Carbonaro.
Laurie Todd. American anecdotes.
Fossarinl. School Of Fashion.
Wept ofths wish-ton- wish.
Ryosent De Crucs. bentrics.
Romance Of history.
Tales Of Epg Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rover Of Cuba.
Honor O'Hsn. Popular Tales,
Knckerbocker. Sketch Book, &c. &c.
The terms 10 subscribers are 9 doIlars year
To non-subscribers, the same a. other Libra.
riss.
Those inclined 10 pstronizs, are requestcd to
call and examine the Catalogue
Msy 10.
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tte,tDnn1jts which tesoom,nsAes4 yestes-
day il lejtubs ofths protesting system.
! ~, Rafnweh of s. Caroline, lollowe3,
spdi spoke psarly sn hour shd half q
sIrenSous opposition 70 the tariff laws, q
uneons&ieu(ionsl unequal in their opera
ton, end Oppressive ofthe southern States,
Mr.. Gorham Of Mass. succeeded and
occupied the Committee . short tiuae, in Q
'pracfical examination ofthe pfovisions Of
lhs bill, and in support of regulations fol-
enforchk the tssiG laws; which although
be. was opposed Ia their passage, and to
the system which they introduced, ne
would employ sll proper means 70 enforce
while they continued the law Of the land.
He then spoke 4 large On the history and
eascts Of the tariff laws, and against the
yeDeSz a. utopose& by the amendment OF
M. McB BufBe. Mr. G. concluded at four
o'clock; when Mr.. Young moved that the
Committee rise. Several Intellectual at
tempts were made to take up other BUSH
ness; but the Committee rose, and Mr..
Buchsnss submitted = Bill which he in
tends to offer a. substitute for the Bill
nnder consideration, which was ordered
to be printed: and ~
The House adjourned. =
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MARRIED.
InNewB Bedford by Rev. MI Morgridge, su
Nnthan Carey Of this town, to Miss Roslir
da H. Cundell.
MARRIED.
DIED.,

4>&&@4<t
In this town, on Thursday morning last,
Mrs. Rebecca Bowen, wife Of the late
Mr.. Benjamin Bowen, in the e6th year Of
her'age. The Funeral will take place
this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late
residence, one door west of the Methodist
Meeting House Relatives and Friends
are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.--Mrs. Bowen was baptiz-
ed, and united with the Baptist Church
in this town, March nth, 1905. The re-
atty ofthat religion Of which she then
made a public profession, has been evinc-
ed bys consistent walk, submissive
spirit amidst the checkered scene Of a
life ofbereavement and trials, and finally,
by the sweet serenity Of the soul when
sinking into the arms of DEATH. AT peace
with God, and without an enemy in the
world, she literally had nothing 10 do bat 10
de, and joyfully she quilted her hold on
time, to be with Christ, which 10 far bet
ter. 81 heard voice from Heaven say
ing unto me Write. blessed are the dead
that die in the Lord, yea saith the spir-
IL, that they may rest from their labors,
and their works do follow them"
Drowned in Bristol, on Thursday last,
Martha Warren, eldest daughter Of mr.
James Mott, in the 9th year other age.
She had been absent from home about so
minutes when she was discovered lying
on the bottom ofthe dock, where it is sup
posed, in walking on the cap log of the
wharf, she accidentally fell in. She was
Immediately taken out and medical aid
procured, and every possible means resort
ed to, to produce resuscitation but in vain,
the vital spark had forever fed.
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,.s.s.s<.,s,s,,.-. ,..x.s.s. FoRr TUE STAR.
I am requested 70 state thai Il is ex-
|pected ths eomical play Of "JHstakss q
|ths NsgN, r win be performed in this town
10 the course Of next week. S.P.
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LONG ROOM
FURNI NISHED III
p SPRING AND SUMMER -
Ct @ O ID s..

JOHN r.. WHEATON, & co.
n ESPECTFULLY inform the pub
~ lie generally, that they have just
selected and opened a beautiful variety Of
% SEA soWABLH GOODS On
consisting q an sstensire assortment of
BRITISH, FRENCH, SCOTCH,
IRISH, aJMERIC.aN & GERMAN
MANUFACTURE.
P Possessing advantages which ena-
bic them to furnish an extensive variety
Of PlECE GOODS, on the most favor-
able terms, they assure purchasers that
no effort viii be withheld to promote tho
interest of PATROLS by disposing ofthem at
decidedly cheap prices.
May 8, 1880.
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Cleared at Bristol, brig Gov. Hopkins
Clifford, Matanzas.
At New Orleans, 18th ult. Brig Atlas
Burr, from Charleston, ship Gratitude,
Child, freight or charter; brigs New Pack
ct, Harris, Providence, unc; Criterion.
Hughes, Laguns, soon Crawford, Lu-
ther, Charleston, Sds.
Up at Boston, 18th, brig Eagle, Brown
ing, for Matsnzas, so bbls wanted.
Up at New York 10Th, brig Blackstone
Martin, for Hamburg /; schr Savannah,
Gorton, Edenton, 18th.
Up at New York, brig Ariel, Watson,
for Matanzas.
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SHRIsH LINENS prime assertmsnt jus
~ received and for sale ioW at
may Is.
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NEW GOODS

IL. M. EESSEN DEN ,
Id ESPECTFULLY informs the put
n lie, that he has taken that vel
known stand, formerly occupied by Mr.
| +. T. Croade, and recently by Mr. E. W.
Burr, and has Just opened an
| |i1-ENTIRE .NEW STOCK OFE1s
e1sEAsoMA1Lz GooDs,-ce
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, blk
lasting, drab ard brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
a splendid variety of CALICOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book nfuslips, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silhs, pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmy rine bsttiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazet,
bombazine, silk hdkfs., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black. white
wrought bobbinet lace wells, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet laces, wrought muslin
capes, inscrtings, black, brown and white
linens, damask cap, belt and taf RIB
BONS braios and cards imitation linen
hdkfs plain, figured and plaid cotton cra-
watts; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladics kid, horseskin and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gentlemens kid, horse
skin and linen do silk stocks canvass
padding buckram; rattinett sewing silk
lapos; braids quality ;bleach'd & brown
sheetings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks |; towelling knitting cotton !; linen
and cotton thread (; floss !; suspendcrs j
carpeting bonnet paper floor,
,and, clothes and tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS /; gilt coat and vest buttons;
,earl do needles, pins, and thimbles !
scissors hooks and eyes; knitting pins,
&C. sc.
ALSO,
Large India wrought shell
COM BS, |
lain and side shell do wrought initial J
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|tion and plain Those 10 |; ivory hair sad
pocket ditto. -. q.
SHOES.
ALSO,
LADIES nsw styk bronze and pru-
|nella Shoes |; Children's do.
pERFUh6ERY, AO.-
|, A GENERAL assortment Of Perfhm
cry, such ~ Fancy and scented Soaps,
including musk and oxygen oils =
Cologne anda variety Of distilled scented
waters aromatic vinegar Otto ofrose !;
shaving soap and boxes.
BOOKS.
ALSO, . general assortment Of Books
and Stationary, including Blank Books,
log books, writing and memrcrsmdum do;
superfine and common letter and writing
paper and large variety ofnew and i'm
teresting books quart0, school and dia-
m0nd Bibles testaments; Winchell's
Watts, various sizes Methodist hymns
all kinds prayer books, fine and low pric
ed I; Bridgewater and Handel and Hay
den singing books; chiIdren's colored and
plain picture books Bently 3 testaments;
national reader introduction to do first
class book Goodrich's large and small
geography and atlas !; Morses do !; histor
zeal lessons history U. S. Emerson's
questions /; Smiths arithmetick Walsh's
do Dabol's do /; reading lessons nation
al spelling book introduction to ditto !;
Frost's grammar Walkers geoaletry !;
Noyes penmanship Halls lectures !;
English reader with vocabulary Green
leafs grammar I; Walkers dictionary +; AL
den's reader !; do spelling book albums
and miscellaneous Books. Also, quilts !;
|slates 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 ofmerit wallets, &c. &.
Also, just received q large assortment
of Books including all the late and inter-
asting INopels, Trarels, Biog,uphies, &c.
with which G. M. F. intends commencing
IA CIRCULATING LIBRARY, by the
name of THE FRANKLIN CIRCU-
LATING LIBRARY. Terms and par
ticulars next week.
G. M F. takes THE opportunity to OBJ
serve, that Il appeared to him Library
= n al~~Il 4. L.
for success TO this experiment from the
reading portion of the community-the
terms willbe low, and there will be added
10 the Library NIL the new works Of merit
as soon as published. G. M. F. has made
arrangements with one of the greatest
Book establishments in Boston, and can
at short notice furnish books of any de-
scription, wholesale or retail, at the low
est Boston prices.
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CHOPPAS.
n m pieces Flag silk HDKFS. different
~V qualities, for sale BY p's. or hdkf at
LONG ROOM.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted to the subscri-
"A Der by Note or Book account, of
more than six months standing, are re-
spectfllly invited to call and settle the
same previous to the Goth inst.
JOHN LUTHER.
Mays.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-15

BLACK BOMBAZlNES.
A N excellent assortment at very Iosc rates,
&sA just opened for sale At
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MARINE NTEkELIGNcE.
PORT OF wARR

8 teFF PORT OF WARREN Z
ARRIVED sIHcx ovR LAST.
Sloop Hsnnah & Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin f. Provi-
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, ffdo.
Sleep Hannah 8r Nancy, Turner, Fl do.
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TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
NNHE subscriber respectfully bsgs leave to in
~ form his brethren Of tho pr ofessiop, that
ne will attend to orders for supplying oil kinds
PRINTING MATERIALS.
Either new or second hand, at the very ioweu
prices. From thorough knowledge and long
experiences in supplying there articles, he feels
coahdenf, BY his personal attention. to bs ens-
bicd to make such selections a. will give satis-
faction al the shortest notice.
Terms, for new materials, will be six months.
with satisfactory acceptances, and l.2 per
cent deduction for carh.
Orders received for tho Washington, Frank
lin, and other Presses. Msthsr's INK. RolIers,
and Type. from all the fsspsetabls Foundriss.
On hand 100 lbs. Whites Minon, scarcely
soilsd. at bo cents in 90 days. or % cents cash.
100 lbs. m'nion, zoo Nonpsrisl, leo Brewer.
and s0e Long Primer, used only in Stero,yping.
for which Handsome deduction will be made.
Two second hand Washington Medium Prsss-
%. At I26 dollars cAph Ga ch, and one SUPER ROY.
al at lSe dollars cash.
Printers who give tho shove foui insertions.
wdl b entitled TO dollars in ma.orisl..
L HOLT.
A, william -stsss'. New York.
May l6'
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Sailed on Sunday Last, sloop George
Mary, mason, for Albany.
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

tual superiority over his brother. Perhaps
this notion acquires plausihility from the
circumstance that the former generally acts
as the organ of communication on the joint
partwith the interpreters. We certainly
observed, with great interest, this superior
brother yield on all occasions to the irnpuls-
es Of the weaker, giving up his own choice,
and preterring the course intimated by the
other. The inferior brother then playfully
iean' against his mate for support, or the
one pats the cheek or presses the forehead,
or ADJUSTS the shirt collar of the other, in
such way as betrays the kindliest feel
ingsin each, and the tenderest affection for
each other.
Elongh has been said, we hope, to con-
veylo the public faithful description of
thea singular youths. We repeat that
thers is nothing in the exhibition which the
most tfmid maiden may not endure-whilst
the most hardened cannot fail to be struck
with the manifestations which they give of
generous, kindly, and affectionate natures.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
SAMUEL TEL. COTTON G. co.
Opposite the Centre Meeting House.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

e. " Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum: to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty-five cents. TWEEN
fy-hve cents will be deducted when the pay
ment is made in advance.
:. u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued thsee weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
~ The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

A small neglect sometimes breeds grea,
mischief:-for want Of nail the shoe is lost
for want of shoe the horse is lost, for wani
Of horse tho rider ia lost.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

THE ASclEENr Romans. When they were
poor, they robbed mankind; and as soon al
they became rich, they robbed one another.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

Good nature is more agreeable in con-
versatlon than wit, and gives a certain air
to the countenance which 10 more amiable
than beauty. II shews virtue in the fairest
light, takes off in some measure from the
deformity of vice, and makes even folly and
impertinencc supportable.-Spectdtos.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

Complaisance renders superior amiable,
an equal agreeable. Itsmcoths distinction,
sweetens conversation, and makes every
one in the company pleased with himself.
1t produces good nature and beneyolence,
encourages the timorous, soothes the tuI-
bulent, humanizes the fierce, aud distin-
cuisines society of civilized persons from
a confusion Of savages.-- Gsardsan.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

In front OF furnished apartment at Paris, IL
the following -" English are taken in hereY'
and notice on shop window" English spik.
cd lapoksn1 within"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-27

Shielded my infant innocence with prayer:
No fathers guardian hand my youth maintan'd,
Call'd forth my virtue, or from vice RESTRAINED p
This was the lament of the poet who had
never known father or mother. How much
more profound must it be of those who have
had the society ofboth without the admoni-
tons of either?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
sARAT0GA AND SODA WATERS.

t~&s' 4S4@']"A4teA<HD ~1PutVcCQfy ot0Tt, QpD00Jto
TIE Eagle Hofsi. 81 <
H. BLAMINE has the pleasure OF informing
~ his former and present ersfomers. who have 20
literally supported his Fonntain,) and the public
generally that improvements have ately been made
in tho working Of his apparatus, which he is author
ized by many years experience in Norfolk and here
IN saying has given to the water of his Fountain
pungency taste and purity not 10 be surpassed, If
equalled.
o. And to accommodate his price TO the times and
TO putt in the powerof the poor as well as tho rich
TO ENJOY this delightful and innocent Beverage it win
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
he also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER from the natural Saratoga Springs which
ice tub. -
Fl: B. is particularly grateful Tor the patron
age OF the LADIES. He will take pleasure in fur
|nishing them when they honor him with Gull 10
nIlGy their thirst, or refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exhilerating ed hea,hy bev
erage, his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda. cold
can maze IT. and sweetened with syrup thc choicest
kinds, when so preferredso adia raby calculated
an an antldote against the Ianruid effects of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"TheTe IS in the city a place half 50 sweet. ~
As my ount where the air and the pure waters meet:
Oh, IT'S sparkling and foam as bright and as free
AS ihc phosphorc light Of the dark summer sea-
Yet II is not like wine, that dark and so red,
Weaihes s foul fumes around the wild bacchanas head
Wbo maudlin, coniesses bis beverage unhIest
While IT cankers his peace, his affections and
Far less Ike the poison, al daily poured forth,
rs a curse to on land fom the south 70 the north:
On, no, not Ike these, for as ether It's pure,
Andfi fragrance, and freshness, and virtue
Sweet soda all lave thee When ,he summer sun high
Sheds abroad his rays hro the eaTthhro he skv
When fatigue sinks the bndy--beai moisiens the brow
ihefe ~ no0Eh 50 Teifeshing so cooling thouin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE FANCY DRY G FOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS.
10 &c Hworked book and null dresses. Of Parisian
-. n1anufacture :, ~,
Superb Wofkeo lace pelerines sFiorellas collars
& and capes
Rich srbsoidersd Paris cdpes. pelevinea and collars
EleRa6. ga0ze scarfs - 4
Needle worked muslin bands and inscrting trimmings
Green worsfed barrcge, for veis
Best black Italian ustrings from Matteons factory
Fancy reticules and bead purses
Now style bonnet rbands
OFientsl, 'TnlIeyrand' and sDecoupe' belt rbands
Lace caps and crazy james
With many desirable goods all received per Rich
mond Packet, and Of the latest importations from
France and England, now opening and exhibiting at
r. H JENKINS -.
Irish Linen & Fancy Dry Good Store, Main st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
Books apd Stationery.


n Cheaper fl0n lfSu0ts
ME subscriber feels disposed 10 admit thet the
prcssurein the money market is such, as 10 de-
nand reduced prices. He therefore intends. this
day to reduce the price oil his goods, thereby making
practical test of the Advantage the public win de-
rive from such course, trusting that It viii be duly
reciprocated. During: bis career in business Il has
beenhis constant desire give entire satisfaction TO
his customers-he assures them and the public gen
orally, that he viii endeayor Thy his unremtted at
tenton their interest," in the selection Of the very
bost articles in his line, and the disposal of them at
low prices. TO merit contiguance Of their favor.
lie also assures the public that he will never give
any artIce in his store, Recommendation beyond its
intrinsic worth.
He offers for sale a general assortment of Law
Medical, Theological, and Miscellaneous Booke; La
tin, Greek, French, Spanish, and English School
also large stock OF Rodgers, Journals, dsy, letter m
voice, bill. record, and SllerhfS Beeks.-
Gentlemen who wish to complete Libraries OF Law,
Medical, or Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber. al the low price Of
per cent above cost, and that will be the lowest
Wholesale cash price. at whiolrthey be procured
in the Nor hern cities.
Orders for England and france executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
the merchants to his assortment of writing paper,
quilts, desk penkniyes, and stationery generally he
beng well assured chat they are very superior and
unusually cheap.
Book Binding in Tits variety Of elegance ard
plalnness, executed at bis usual low prices, with
|. E.
- up - -ss -
nj EW BOOKS, published by American Sunday
IN School UnIon, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations on the Evidences of Revelu-
ton
Memoir of Barbara living
Youthful Memoirs, compiled by the Rev, W. Canes
Sketches from the Bible.
Preside Conversations on some Of the principal
Doctrines of the Bible
History OF the Sandwich Islands, with an account Of
the American Mission established there
Hymns in Prose, for the use of children
Life of Philip AIehncthon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues r
Memoir of Susan Marble
History of Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Git to Sunday School boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col. James Gardiner
Hints to Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon. or the History of tue Empire
of Assyria
Orton's Life of Philip Doddridge, d d.
Gipin's Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches of twelve
American Women
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew Thomas Spencer
Infants progress b. Mrs Sherwood
Devout Exercises of the Heart. by Mrs Rowe
ALIENS Alarm, the Uncovered
The Young Free hinker Reclaimed, by Rev. j., 81 :.
Baldwin
a Fathers Letters to his Son
mar Its