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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

nEsCRiBEU IN the following statement,
~ will be offered FOR sale. TO the highest
bidder, AZ Chailestown. Jelferson county /,
Virginia. on Monday Gae 1874 ef NayrA, 1850,
being coUFi-day
80 have this Cay measured Mr. Yates large
OK. and certify las length. from the extreme
OF his nose 20 the end u his tail, 10 be "a
fees BY inches; he girh 8 feet 6 inches h,s
height, 20 the top u i's shoulders. 5 feet -
inches. SANI G. PECK
Feb 5. 1850"
This animal 70 6 years oil. raised By myself.
and is doubtless me b1gssf aud leilesf o.
eErf, and sfiK crossing lie - ct enough Cos
ihe slaughter, AID ma be very pFo6,sbly ex
hibiied - . show sn,msl-snd maybe elsxsp
ly transported dowp the Potomac 90 George
town. He may be SEEN ~ my farm nesi
ChsfIeslown ,iH the sale.
JOHN YATES.
Feb. %. 1850
! fCJs The editors Of he Patriot and Amc
r'can ~ Baltimore, lhe Intelligence snd -
4 I,grsph N Washington. sBshtbs RKsSn,ncr 4
I frrdsrickioWn. are frquesied 20 ptibi,,L VI
sbose isics before The sale ~ illris sossaiF
papers. and f0tusrd iheis seesau1s 10 the ID
fteTtsfF
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

DiSSOtutiOn OF fdTJTlcfSnIp.
H1siE partnership heretofore existieg ssses
- siss 6rm " -. FRAME d son. - b.
uusnL csas<ni. dissolved. An psfsoRs in-
deb'ed % The said hsm. either BY este OF
open account, are particularly rsquessed q
call and settle them; and ell elaine against
SAID firm. muss. be presented tor sctii~neai
., their old stand M 10 the wi.h ef The
concern tn settle their business ~ speedily ss
possible, 10 is hoped that noas viii fail to CON.
ply With the above req0e~.
J. J. FRAME.
Chariestown, Feb. -. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

Case Of Stephenson. George Mills
and William Williams who pleaded
guilty To the indictment for the abduc-
tion Of Rowland Stephenson from "a.
vunnah, have been sentenced to fine
IN the Superior Court Of that city-the
former, Of one thousand dollars and
six months imprisonment, the latter
five hundred dollars and Imprisonment,
Of 8 months.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
NOTICE.

'YNii0SE who hired Slaves from ne last
- year. snd have not paid the amount Of
hire. are earnestly requested TO do 40 imn's-
di'tely Tboss Who ssgieet lhis notice,
may lock out fos March Court.
ELIZABETH WHITING. :
Feb. "a. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24
Jefferson Glover Seed.

HAVE foe sale. . qusniisy Of Clover Seed
- raised BY myselfs clean sad good
JAMES l.. RANSOM.
Charlessown, Feb. -, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

We ssunesiuass think IL strange fhas men,
10 this sge Of invep,iOns. SHOULD de al aB =
There are nov, 81 she PennsyIvanis Uaiver.
's'y. move than 900 medical ssudents. and c
presume other Institutions have their proper.
ton II sddaioa 70 this phslsnx. about 10 be
fnArshalled sgainst grim disease, wirh lancet
md sesIpsi ne sind IN every sewspsper no
tees q saodynes, elixirs, eathoiioons. spsei
hes. snd psnaeeas. Surely. Dessh viii Be
compelled 80 reslouble he asts. o. Ne vill 81
- getting his usual banquet. SIC must Gnt
aspeedier method Of securing victims. thar
6y The Old process q siege, ssbs, penufy
and imprisonment" tBut stop. stop-w'
bad ike - forget his suaillariss, tire msker
sed wessevsOf sssstcorts,s Instead Of din
'sg On nsshl%w skeletons. lie n,eans he'ssf,e
70 prey priaeipsIIy upon besssy's ehsek.l
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

More Victims TO Charcoal Sun
day night, Jan. Slst, Mr.. Oxford,
from England, foreman IN the North
field wOolen Factory, aud his wife,
took into their chamber furnace, part
" filled with live Goals from the kit
chen FIRE. la the morning, they were
found dead. Mrs. .. appeared "a
have died without a struggle. Goals
from the Gre place, let IL be relnrn.
bered, aTe nothing msre LSr less thar
charcOal.-- Boston Bid.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

.6aofher ne,c huention.--A earring.
has been invented in Englandwhich j,
propelled by. two persons inside. turn.
ing a windlass. Ii moves with sur
pr'slng rapidity.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

FOR RENT or sAI.E,
4llUg iioass ard store pccnpied By Nr
- Ss'harisi huekmss,er Posse.sinp MAJ
30 bad on the FIRST ~ ApfA Apply 70
Ieb - g. nAUoHERfY.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

49, .usseribers viii peresive that mi.
number completes the 32d volans az ti,.
vissuxiA Pass Pnsss and FAsssss' Rzso.
'rrosr Bills Gill be made out ready for ct.
Element. and 90 need scarcely say that psy.
men, from those who are 10 .uear is earnestly
desired.
|" Subscribers vho vish to ssaii shea.
selves Of the privilege Of paying Tor the yesr
IN advance. may do 90 81 any time before the
FIRST Of April nezt.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

OF 45o pareuts, whose children have
been received into the House of Re.
fuge at New York, 4Oi are known to
be intemperatr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

+ There are in the United States Sc
nate thirty-nine lawyers. two mer-
chants. one physician, and fiye farmers
aud manufacturers nine have been
governors Of different States, and fif.
teen have been judges.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

FANNY WRIGHT has chartered a YES.
sci at New Orleans. for the transpor-
tation of herself and thirty slaves to
Saint Domingo. where she proposes TO
settle, and establish them in freedom.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

Ea Nev Yosk. a6se u 1000 dollars IS no
posed spoa uAsqseSsdrss su'. in spite ofsh',
heavy pen.hy. sise do,ters 81 that city seen
de'srmined . have sasH sport The uhols
wOrId = narqaersdss and Il wil ever be
fOsnd d.fie,as &c make msnkiod appear ~
heir true diameter. Wee viii always End ,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

The population Of the town Of Wheel
ing, in 1890, was less than 5000. I
is now about 6OOO.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

City Of Washington. The popula
ton Of Washington 10 estimated a,
nineteen Thousand three hundred and
nineteen. There were erected one
hundred and forty eight dwellings in
1899. The total number Of dwellings
Is three thousand aud CITY.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

To tie Patrons Of hs Yirginia Free Pv~ss.
Having other engagements. which wiii oe-
cupy my time for several months. the eLiso-
nal department OF THE paper wiil. sssii fur.
Their notice. be entirely under the manage.
men, Of Joszrn 7. DAusuSnrT. Esq. Retain
ing. however. my interest in the establish.
ment, my friends ~ili add another to the ms-
ny claims which they have upon my grstitude.
BY continusnee of their patronage a. usual.
The career Of IN editor. though marked by
many vicissi,udes, is. nevertheless, attended
with something Of pleasure. Ties Of recip-
roesl friendship piN grow up between patrols
and publisher, and strengthen Nth the lapse
Of Year, In scvering such ties. even tempo.
rsriIy. my heart would be dead TO sensibiI;,y
fit did no, feel some degree Of emotion.
The kind and charitable cous,ruc,ios which
has ever been placed upon my very humble
efforts. during nine year, devotion to duties
somewhat irksome in their nature. leaves up
on my memory the mos, grateful Impressions
Whether I shall ever again claim the exercise
Of that expanded charity. 90 appeal 20 srran-
ger bosoms for . similar boon, viii depend
upon events yet undeveloped. and perhaps
beyond my control. But my friends will be
lieve me. when I assure them, that nov re-
tire from their service with feelings overflow
ing thankful heart. but too poor in words to
do justice to their intensity.
JOHN 8. GALLAHER
p. 8. shall devote several weeks to the
adjustment Of balances due to me individually
The aexr session Of the Legislature is like.
iy TO be more important than any which has
preceded il for many years. That body win
probably have the task Of orgsnizing the state
gcvernmen, under the new Constitution; and
with such m expectation il is. that the Eas.
terri folks talk of bringing out their abies,
men-Leigh. Randolph, add others. That
corresponding efforts will be made in mos,
parts OF the state. there can be no doubt
Much will be expected, in the way Of con.
|summs,ing the work Of the Coescnsioo; and
we shsIi look With intense interest TO chat.
ever relates to tho improvement Of the Judi.
Ieial concerns Of the commonwealth Radical
improvements in that branch are needed; and
I'VE hope the best talents of the state viii be
employed in that useful. though difficult, task.
|of giving to the dispeusa,ion Of justice. sim.
|pIeity. Prsmptiiude and certainty.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

We regret TO learn, (says the Ssvan.
nah Georgian, sf the 9Th instantly by q
private letter, the decease &c the Hon.
fnoSAs w. CoBB. Judge Of the dc
mulgee Circuit. and late Senator from
Georgia. in the Congress Of the United
States. s
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

Gen. HAsRisos, fate Minister Of the
United Sta,es 20 The Republic Of CO.
iome'a. has arrived in This city. and.
we are happy 10 say, is In good health.
Nat. lat.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-24

Fire. We learn that the barn OF
Me. Joseph Brooks, on the Liberty
road, about z miles from baltimore,
was burnt down on Sunday night last.
A negro girl set fire TO stack Of hay
which communicated 10 the barn. The
loss in hay, gram, &c. We regret 70
learn, is Considerable ID.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Nstu=Xork Antttlft,
find Ladies' Literary and Religious
Chr onicfe.

Ind L0dtes' Literary ana Asftgs0us
!. ' Chr onicie.
|1NHE primary object Of this work will be
IL to check the rapid progress Of two alarm
ing evils, 20 fatally prevalent in our country,
viz. lntemperapce and ln6delIty-which,
Hike the canker worm, are stripping The green
walks Of life Of all its flowers, and leaving the
moral world leafeIess desart. To do this
the more e6sctually, we shall pourtray in the
most vivid colours, the deformity and delete
rious consequences Of those most deadI evils
ny interesting moral tales. sketches. frag-
ments. essays, and scriptural illustrations
We shall eHdeavor 10 cherish in the hearts OF
our readers, the sublime and benevolent SEN
timsnts Of the bls ssed gospel Of Jesus Christ
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards Of vir-
tue in ali their captivating lovsliness--to a.
waken the better feelings OF human nat"re =
to cultivate the SOCIAL and DOMESTIC af-
fections--io lead the mind through the most
delightful avenues, to lead the mind through
the most del'ghful avenues. to The bowers OF
happiness and peace TO elevate and enlarge
the conceptions to imbue tho understanding
with the most exalted ido~s Of :llmitable at
tributes and perfections Of the Great Divinity
= thereby leading mankind to 4" fear God
and keep his commandments" ~
To accomplish these designs, we shall call
TO our aid all the eloquence Of Truth, clothed
in the n.ost fascinating forms as NOR.
al etsays, simple or pathetic tales. varying
|" from grave to gay, from lively 10 serene
--poeticaI sketches, ddac tic articles in verso,
aud sometimes TO enlvoa our pages, q tale
of fancy, a homorous story, an alleEory bal
lad, or q song, will receive an insertion, lr
each and in all, the great end and aim WI
bc, 10 convey moral aud religious sentiments
through q pleasing medium, to the beart-o
! in other words, to blend g. the useful will
! the sweet
! In rdor TO furnish our readers with th'
clio ces, articles both Of poetry and prose-
to encourage genius and 10 foster talent
geue, Gus premiums will be awarded, froT
time TO time, for origina' articles furnished
Tine entire services ei distinguished ii'era
~ gentleman, Iais from London, who has 10
.eme timo past been contributor ~ the En-
glsh periodicals, rre engaged for the NOW
York Amulct. With these claims for pstro
are, the work will be submitted 10 the con
siderat on Of a candid and generou US public
Should we succeed in our endeavors 10 blen
usefulness and instruction with amusemen
, and delight, our object will bo accomplished
CoNprrIoNs.- The New York Amule
oublished by an association Of gentlemen. wi
be beautifully printed on fine, white paper ~
.izc, with entire new type. Its t.pographic'
execution shall equal that o any similar put
lication in America. II will be afforded
mail subscribers without covers, at 20 vel
low price OF ONE DOLLAR per volume pay
ablc in advance. Should the patronage VIZ
rant the expense. the work will bs embellls
cd with copperplate engravlngs
Jan 80
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A Pleasant remedy for
CORNS

m r has been known for years. that the A.
- bion Corn Plaster, affords immediate re-
lief, and edects.a certain cure for Corls. In
its application according 10 accompanying di
rections, the Corn is sotlens6, a tenuated. and
drawn out by the roots. bout the le rs,
pain, or any of the troubb AID danger stten-
ing the hazardous and iaeffecsual praeticeoi
extracting the Corn by mere cutting.
Inc following instance, from many others o
q similar ohnxlcter, sufficiently sttes the
suPer.our s1Sacy of the Albion Ccrn er.
tCer6hc1e.- those afflicted " ns
on the feeti do certify, hat have j ley
Aib'cn.Cep Plaster, with complete Eesr
Before had used one box, it completely cur
ed Corn Which had troa oled me for many
years. make this publiefor the b@uck kof
those afflicted with that painful CO y
(SigaeO w. SH
Flushing Long-Island, Feb2s.
Price rs cents box wv
Foo sale by } WILLIAMs, Warren
Dr' A. +. MooRE. Newport; nod N
DvRFEE. Fa River.
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NRW BQWM s..

-. Cd.
|HVHE subscribe uuld intorm hi,
II friends ~ u ..ublic. ia ;eshers
that he has efs.'. j .,ew supply vi
Books, vres ned 10 bic fosmel
stock, mn ''" ss,rtmeHt complete
.nong which are
Emersons North American Airline
tick-6rst part
Smiths Practical Arithmetic. on new
plant in which mental arithmetic il
combined without the use Of sIstes
Rothland, a Novel in 2voIs s
Penowen, do Pirate do
George Bsrn~e. Antiquary
The Rins Comm. aver Books
Helene Pilgrimage
An assortment Of States. together
with variety sf School Books usually
found in Book Store.
Also, ChiIdrens Books. Toys, &c.
or He still continues the business
OF Book Binding in all its variety, at biz
Old Stand.
NATHANIEL CHURCH. in.
Bristol, Dec 26.
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YiIARRIIR d.

10 Pswtscket. on sundsy evening The sl,h
IN Mr. william Jsdsts, il. Of PFovidsncs %
MiA Ann Eivira Cosssshsll, Of Pawtuxst
I'm rFevidsncs. ea Thu5sday messins. II
the nsss6eisnt Copgfsgasionsi Church. BY
he Rev Mr. Wilson. Mr. Jsmss @. Anthony,
. Miss Mary ,. Jackson. only daughter si
Capt samuel Jackson.
II New Bedford. M James Luscomb 10
Miss Sally K Jsnney. hf ite
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N0ttre.

A + the Annual Melaing ofthe Stool
n holders o' the BRISTOL UN.
ION BANK, holden on Monday, the
4th day OF January, 1880, the follow
ing named gentlemen we're elected Di
lie, 'o.s ftr the ensuing year. liz -
Parksr Borden Samuel Coegesaa.L,
Nathan eL Ceggeshalt. Ephraim G}-
ford. George B. Manro, Greenicooa
Reynolds, Be,1rmin HaH, Jos ah Good
ing, und Willtiam CoggpshaH.
At a subseq eat IN ;e,'n- oi he Di-
rec,ors, PARKER BORDEN. Ep. WAS e
lec,ed Presldeu;, Tor lhe ensuing year
WIN. GO0GESHALn. Cashier.
Brtstol. Jan 8, 1899
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DIED,

LIT BuckGsId- Me. Miss Huldah Rogers.
Her death was occa sioped by burning a pan
Q. charcoal in her sleeping room at n'gnt.
In Mobile. suddenly. on the 7th lust. Capt
William A Rush, Of Boston, aged 2s. His
remains were followed to the grave by oil
the masters Of vessels in po:t, ard large
concsurse Of cit izens
IN bingham, ofTypus Fever. on the lsth
inst. Mr. Gsosge Bronson. aged Is. OILY son
OF the late Capt G Bronson. and member
ofths junior Glass Of 1rowa University.
In Taunton. on the the 80th ult. Benjamin
ewillh ms, Esq aged -.
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Town Clerks Office Warren, Feb s, 1880.
AOTlCE is hereby given. that the
IN Administrator ~ h the Will
annexed, on the esta., of SMITH
BOWEN. late ofsWa' !. deceased.
has presented his first count fer al.
lowance and that tin onsideration
thereof, is referred to ourt Of Pro.
bate to be holden st thu own Clerks
Office, on the FIST Monday IN March
next, at 2o'clock, in the afternoon, and
that all persons interested, may ap
pear mt that time and be heard.
s. RANDALL. p. Clerk.
Feb G
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A IA Coust Of Probate holden with
"a 10 and for the town Of Wares.
On the Let day oi February. 1880. The
Commissioners on the Estate Of
THOMAS INGRAHAM,
late Of Warren, deceased, made Re-
port; Ordered. tina; tn. consideration
thereof be referred to Court Of Pro.
bate, 10 be holden 1t the Town Cierk's
Office, 10 Warren, on the 6rst Mondau
in March next, ard that all persons~in
terested, be notified by PublishinR,this
order three several times in the North
ern Star. Ia appear at that time and
be heard il they see fit. BY Order,
s. RANDALL, p. Clerk
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OK lines rica, and all larger, 80
Lead. of every thickness and size
constantly keit on hand ;Cuts OF ev.
cry description Oh metal bodies Press
es, and all other articles necesssry for
printing Office furnished to ORDER.
Primers can be supplied with second
bond type, which has only beer Used
tot stereotyp,og, on very favorable
terms
Old type received in exchange at
dollars per I00Ibs.
\. b. Stcreot yring Of every dsscrip
tion will be thankfully received, and
attended to with correctness and de
spsich. on reasonable erms.
Publishers ofpapers that will inssr'
the above three times will he entitled
to receive g dollars, on settlement o
their accounts, or in sany type cast a
This foundry. provided four times th'
amaus, is purchased.
New Yorb, Dec. 26, 1899.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
l1asx OUR cora REsPoNDENr.l
s.t BRISTOL. Feb A.

.i.ti IyaoM OUR COR
BRISTOL, Feb 4.
arr on Friday last, bris Splendid, Bars,ow
from Nss orlsaus, for Providence. with CO.,
Ton During the gale on Saturday. she dras
eed mr. anchon and cent ashore on the N
" part Of Hog Island. whore she lay until
"wednesday, whom shs got of after taking
out part Of ner cargo, wit hout any material
damage
3 Arr this day, schr Clar;ssa. Hill, 10 days
from Norfolk, with corn for Providence
on Tuesday svsning, of Block ISLAM spoke
ship 10 d. from New Orleans bound 10 Bos.
ton --eosld no, lssI her name. The c has
experier csd thr se' lies Of wind since leaving
Norfolk, and ON Saturday the rigging. sails,
&c. were ceYared with ice, the cold beng
very severe, and the wind blowing a gale
from N W. "a 5r
Brig Gov Hopkins. Clifford, days from
81 Thomas, with sugar, pimento and specie
to.B Norris, B Dman, J Wardwell, the
rpssier and others. Left sohrs Columbus
Gardner, Of E Greenwich disch Exchange,
Purrington, Of Portland DO and number
Of Others names net ieeollscted. The g n
experisnced very bad weather Throughout
the passags-has been three times blown of
the coast. On Saturday experienced very
heavy gale of wind II N w aud The cold vel
sewers. al kinds Of american produce
plenty and very low.
Arr At Newport on Sunday. schr Sup 'rior
Godfrey, 2 days fr New York, with cotton
boune 10 Providence, In tbs Sound in tue
gale ON Saturday, wss covered with ice seveI
d feet nbove The deck
flo, ar, on Moud' y, brig Eagle, Brown.
inn. from Bristol for Natansas
Z In the Nest Passage, brig Gov Hopkins
20 dc from 81 Thomas, bound 10 Bristol, ha'
ing experienced ssvere ssss. and beini
sSert Of provisions
At Trinidad, 9th ult brig jacob, Eddy, o
this port for New York in 10 days
III Wilmington, got ul'. brig VIM Henry
Cole, of this port. for West Indies
Sailed r. Savannah 2ist,b-is Havre, ,Pearc
OF Pr0videnccIfor Aavre
1T New Orleans, brig Amsrca. Gladding
from Bristol
1T Aavana 9th. ship Charlotte, Chrrch
FOR Bsistsl soon Roger VILLAINS, Moshe'
Of do: waiting freight Olive Branch, Jones
unc.
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10 PRINTERS. BOOKSELLERS
AND PUBLISHERS.

AMES CONNER. offers Tor sale.
~ at his Type and Stereotype Found
ry, lo1 Nassau street, Printing Types.
NJ . months credit. Or 7 1-2 per cent.
deduction for cs,h at tine deduction for
cash at the prices affixed.
His type will be found as perfect and
made Of as good materials, at least. "a,
hat manufactured at any other estab
lishment tits nearly all Of an entire
NE" CUT is lighter faced than an,
other now exhibited, and will on .e-
quenliy acear longer. look bette, take
less ink, and less labor in working
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

ise.. on the End day Of January, A. ID.
1880 at 2 s'clock, nfterRosr. all the
right, title, and interest which John
Kelley, Lydia Rogers. Bstsey Holden,
Samuel j. Mathewson, art Sally Mmh-
ewson, had On the 6rst day st SsF.em
her, A. D. 1899. at IL O'Clock brfare
noon. in and tea certain lo' Of I.an.l
with Dwelling House thereon stand
ing, situate in the Tswn OF Warcea
and bounded a. follows, to wit: beeia
ming at the Sou b Esst corner thereof,
and thence running Nnrtherly aix'v
nine feet BY Water street. thence tuFo
ing and runnlag Westerly. and Dsunaed
Nsstse,ly by lsud lately Of Duncan
KalIey; deceased. ninety feet, thence
South and bounded WeS,eriy by land
lately Of said Dsnean Kelley, six'v
uine feet, to a lane or 81, eet, and thence
Casterly and bounded Squtherly b. said
street ninety feet 10 the first mention.
cd corner. containing about ore eighth
Of an acre, bp the same more or less.
with all the privileges AMI sppe' tenau.
ces thereunto belonging, to satisfy an
Execution in favor Of the President,
Directors and Company of the War
rem Bank.. Us. said Kelley. Rogers,
Holden. snd Samuel J. and Sally Math
ewson, Ievied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,::D. Sheriff.
Jan. 2.
~The above sale stands adjourned
to the Sd day Of May next at 2 q
clock, P. M.
| SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff:
| Jas. 9.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
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HNFALL'Bl e Depllatory compoun'
for destroying superauous hair
THIS compound SO efectually de-
stroys the hair, that it may be renov-
ell in few minutes after it's applica.
tioB, and is therefore particularly 'ec'
ON amended to ladies, who possess that
grea, Disagreement to female b iarty
.uuerfluobs hair, on their iacss, neck
and a; ms. 1T may be used with The
mos, entire safety For sale by
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