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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
British Anticeptic Dentifrice.


 For eieansig ~hisenng and pressrvingthe Teeth and
 Gums. 1NHE: British An,icsptic Dentifrcc, which the pre- \ sent proprietor wishes most particularly to recom- mend tn the attention of the public, s perfectly exempt from all those acids which in genera form the basis o tooth powders tn common use, and which, although they may whiten the teeth for short time, must inev- taby dcsrOy the enamel by their deleicrlous action this beautiful covering of the teeth The conse- tucncc s that the enamel which is the shield provId ed by nature protect the spOngy aud nervous inter nal structure rapidly corroed by these acid ingrc- diens become more discolOred than ever, and expo. ses the inner portion of the tooth to carries and rapid and certain decay. By the use of the British Anti cepc Deuefrlce, in the morning, as Occason may re- laire, with brush moderately hard, and cold water. the of tartar will not only he prevented but the teeth rendered beautifully and permanently wnjtc and the gams restored Co that freedom from aorenees that hardness and efprescence. which are the sure iests their healthy state, and the best guar antee of that natural fragrance of the breath which can never be expected in connection with tou eeth and scovbaiic, unhealthy gums. Price 50 cts hox
 TPrepared from the original Recipe m AS: oi the late Dr.. w. T. Conway. by hs immediate snc. ceasor amd the Sole Proprietor. T ksdder, aud sold by him as his Counting Room over No 99. Couri-st:' eorncr of Hanover streets, Boston, and aleo by ne special appointment. toge,her wis. all the valuable Medicine as prepared by the !aie Dr. Co"wsy') os
 Samuel Baei, Litchfeld. Ed'cGrd CosOfes,
 SOsth Farms. Daniel Norton, CGnaGn, 0''d y. c. Hatch. Nec- Preston.
 None genuine nnless signed T. kldler, on the oni- side printed wrapper.
 large discount to Country Physieians. Traders &e 1... 'a a... r..ssr lye5w 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.

An English gentleman of true John Bull dimensions, had occasion to travel in a stage coach from Oxford to London. The stage carried six inside, and our hero en- gagged two places Gas in consideration of his size he commonly did) for himsclf.-- The other four seats were taken by Ox- ford students.
 1 These youths arrived at the stage be- fore him. and each snugly possessed him- self of "a corner seat, leaving centre seat on each side vacant. The round good tempered face of John Bull soon after ap. peared at the carriage door and peering into the vehicle, and observing the local ar- engagement that had been made, he said with a smile-' You see am of pretty comfortable size. gentlemen, so have ta- ken two seats. will be obliged, if one of you will move into the opposite seat, SO that | may be- able io enter.
 My good sir, said pert young lawyer, possession is nine. teDtl,s of the law. You engaged two seats-there they are, one on each side. We engaged one each, came first, entered regularly into possession, and our claims to the seats we occupy are in- l disputable.'
 Il do not wish to dispute your claims, said the other, but trust to your polite- ness to enable mo to pursue my journey.
 o hang politeness said hopeful young scion of some noble house, ! have horror of middle seat, and would not take one to oblige my grandmother. One sits so ungracefully i; and besides, one :o' ses ali chance of looking at the pretty girls along the road. Good old gentleman, ar- range your concerns as you please, I stick to my corner.' He leaned back, yawned, and settled himself with hopeless compo- sure in his place.
 Our corpulent friend, though a man not easily discomposed, was somewhat put out by this unmannerly obsiinacy. He turncd 10 smart looking youth, with siniper on his face, clerical student, who had hith- crto sat in reverie, dreaming, perchance, of some fat benefice. Will not you accom- modate me he said, this is the last Lon- don stage that goes to day, and business Oi urgent importance calls me to town.
 Some temporal affair, no doubt.' said the graccless youth, with an air of mock gravity; some speculation after filthy lu- ere. Good father, at your ago your | IUOug0tS SUOubu Ue tuGUG0 uCaNCuWuSus :" stead of being confined 10 the dull, heavy tabernacle of clay that chains us to earth ; and his cumpsniOnS rOared with laughter at tbe clever joke.
 A glow of indignation just coloured the strangers cheek but he checked ihe feel iug in moment, and said with much coU- p,,sure to the f,urth, Arc you also deter. mined that shall lose my place, or will you oblige me by taking a centre scat '
 'Ah do, Tom,' said his young hardship to the person addressed; 'he's something in the way of our profession, quite a phy siolo- gieal curiosity. You ought to accomm'o. date him.
 May ! be poisoned if ! do,' replied the student of medicine 'in disseeling TOon' he would make an excellent subject, but ln a cOach. and this warm weather too Oh gentleman, if you'll place yourself unde' i, my care l'll engage, in . course ct dlS' Eesies and eashaslicSs Co save yOv heFeaasef
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

A NEW Work, entitled. "A seFlptuEal "A Answer Co the QnesilDn, Hew asay knosv fhae em e adsgis8 cAii5 ef Cod 2 'By Nathaniel Dwight" pvles e9 l.e osais.
 Awguse 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

as it is 10 our national independence and civil liberties, to our prosperity, happiness, and improvement. If, indeed, we desire
 to behOld a Literature like that, which has sculptured, with such energy of expression,
 which has painted so faithfully and vivid- ly, the crimes, the vices, the follics of an-
 cient and modern Europe: if we desire 1 that our Iatid should furnish for the orator and ihc novelist, for the painter and the
 poet, age afer age, the wild and romantic scenery If war; she g!ittering march of ar
 mics and the reyelry of the camp; the shrieks and .blasphemies and all the hor- TOTS of the battlefield; :; the dcsolation of { the harvest, and the burning cottage; the l storm, the sack, and the ruin of cities Ii we desire to unchain the furious passions of jealousy aiid selfishness, of hatred, revenge and ambition, those lions, that now sleep \ hacnlless in their den. If we desire, that
 the lake, the river, the ocean, should blush
 with the blood of brothers that the winds should wait from the land to the sea, from
 the sea to the land, the roar and the smoke
 of battle 1; that the very nlonntairl-tots
 should become altars for the sacrifice Of { brothers; if we desire that these, and such
 as theSeA-ihe clements to an incredible
 extent, of the Literature of the old woyld-. should be the elements of our Literature, then, hut then only, let us llurl from its pedestal the ma jes,ic statue of our union, and scatter its fragments over all the land. But, if we cnvet for our country the noe blcst, purcst, loveliest Literature, the world has ever seen, such Literature as shall honor God, and bless Mankind; Litem- ture, whose smiles migb. play upon an An- gels face, whose tears would not stain an Angels check ; then let us cling to the union of these States, with patriots love, with scholars enthusiasm, with chris- tian's hope. In her heavenly character, as holocaust self-sacrifce to God; at the height of her glory, as the ornament of free. educated, peaceful, christian people, American Literature wiU find that thc in- tetlt ct"al spirit is her very tree of tife, and that union, her garden cf paradise
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Ctau's Itck Osn ntnaent.

For plcasantness, safety, expediion. ard cer- tainty is innely superior to any other care ior that tormenting disorder.
 Price 25 cents per box.
 Claws Stomach Bittcrs. They will he found in all eases of the following de srrpsiont tu give relief: Nausea, Vomiting, Hearsbnrn Cessiveness. Weakaess at the hFeast, raan '" .ns Sa6naeh Iass or Appetise and al other symptoms o Indgessia and FIaialeace and as nervous cord'a' is not to lse surpassed by any thing. Price 25 renis . box.
 Pearl Tooth POscdcr.
 This celebrated Powder needs m reeommendaa'"u ass afis tey wis lo preserve their teeth lrom de eay sad have them appeaF of heaailh peaTly whlse aess, Price 25 cents . hos.
 Sold bv Samuel Bwei. A6be s BaTnes, and Ice 41 Beekeith. . ....-.. D. CLAY. L.i.ehasld. Juas 2t, 1880 Iy2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
'~ 4 Remarkable Cure of
 RHEUM.A ATISM. *ythe wsc of Dr. .Jebb's Rheumatic L;nimcn,
Copy Oj q Litter.

Copy Oj LPaer.
 2. Charlcstown. fMass.) June 23 l627, To the Proprietor of Dr Jebb's Linment:
 Dear SiI-l deem tt duty owe tS suffering hu- fnanity, acquaini yOu and through yOu the public, should you think bes,) of and surpris. ing performed myself by the of the above most excellent medicine. have been for more than thirty years and sometimes most severely, afflicted Wlh the Rleumatism; have been frequently rendered perfectly helpless and in consequence confined to my bel, w!cn is has required two persons io move me, being in snch extreme pain; have several times been under the care of the most eminent physicians, but procured only temporary relief. I one day noticed the advertisement of Dr. Jrl,s's Linmeni with the testimonials accompanying ii, and induced {" try bottle, which used without much sensible benefit. concluded, however, to pcrsevere, and bought ano- ther bottle and greatly relieved and by the of halt the third bottle wholly cured, and have since had return offhe pain, which had not been free from mouth at time for thrty years, and 1t is now more than three years since was cured. would mos, earnestly advise every person suffering under this painful complaint not to despair of cure so long as they obtain " Dr. Jebb's Lniment."- You are at liberty to make any use of this you may think advisable. Most respectfully yours.
 CALEB SYMMES.
 STo the foregoing testimony, many other unquestion able proofs might be adled in favour of the superior Ininlcmt ofDr. Jehb. Nothing but fair trial, which the proprietor confidently socits, give adequate idea of unrivaled efficacy, in mitigating, and thor oWghiy ,sering, the excrHcating disease, to which it has been successfully applied in multitude of The operation Of inc Lnmcnt is often immediate aal 1t has Frequently cured rheumatic affections Uf years standing in r and twenty hours. It is also commended with confidence, of the best appli- cations known for stiffness of ihe joint, numbness, sprlin., and chiiblains. Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
~DYspEps1A, or Indigestion.

THIs prcvae", disorder, i, exhibits i,se! in its ing fai"encies hcar-barn pain in ihe stomach, sick head ache. nausen. v"m.ing, aud costveness is now found yield the tried efficacy of
 O. D.. Retfe's Vegetable Specific,
 and Anti- B;lioas Pills,
 These two preparations combined, ,'constitutc ef Gcacons rcmedy for the Dyspepsia, after il has acquired the nest obstinate character, and resisted every effort of professional skill. When both medi- cnes are administered im connecton according io the plain and particular directions accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thoroughly cleanse the a''- mentary canal ofthat viscid which IS the prox- innate cause nf the disorder, and tonic and s,inu ian they restore the healthy action and energy of the stnallch and strengthen the delisated system. The proprietor can also con6deatly recommend the Vegc- i,b!e Specfc as oae ofihe hest remedies known for the sick hs I'd 7cAe. Price 50 cents each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28

IHe SabbGth. is holy calm ness in the sacred rest of the Sabbath breathed upon the devotional soul; di- vino peace, which nothing else on earth can awaken; it is holy resignation of feelings, which the brightest and most splendid scenes of human pride cannot im- part nor can the deepest shades of dcso- lation destroy it. It charms the thoughts from vain. sublunary things, soo,hes them into seriousness, and gently draws them upward to the source ofall holiness. 1t is like the refreshing touch of tho breeze, or like the cool. pure water of the fountain, to the weary, fainiing traveller It is in- deed day of rest to the soul--an iDedable communion with the Most High. With it's first dawning beam there is a depth of composurc and holiness of asPect pour ed upon the face of creation, and the heart of the devotional man meets and mingles with these unuiierable influences of the Divinity. To him there is 2 sacredness resting upon it, holy sOlemnity of feel- ings, which makes hinl dread to remember the thiues of vanity, and strive to burst the letters of sin every thing seems changed | in his sieht-eyery object weais . more chas,ened and fOrgiyiOg aspect. and the whole world seems like one vast temple of love and devotion.
 There are sometimes festival days 0n oarsh--days of splendid victory, triumph and rejoicing, and there are many joyous hearts that ardently aniicipnte ths dawn that is Co bring tho wished tor scenes, and
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28


 Good ('emparison.--The brain of . hasa " man is like soOiy chimneyA-is is con. s,anily in danger of taking fire from tho Gsn,es beneath. The brain of a we'll Vr- dsfed and quiet citizen is like chimney newly swep,-ihe sparks of passien pass through i and escape without danger lulo he cooler regions of thought and r1nse- tion. .ar l sgsst.s AgA
 Iriskmcn's pGrrOt. Pat hnd seer nar. rot, and heard il talk; and was go deIIeht. Id with it ihns he must buy 0ne. Su1ae wag procured am Opi. and persuaded him t was . parrot. and could speak. Iio bought il. tlis friends. s0ma dnym ailBF, inquired if his pRrVo hmh begun Co lmlk yet. <" kW yos, by my taith, " anli pas. bst it keeps up devil @e ihinklngts
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-28
Pcarl I'0ofh POardcr.
For Sale at tAs LifeA 6sld Bookseors,

Li.eAasld. Juas 9s, 1880 iyo
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

i1Hsy /, ct (se " sser ~ the Navss
|gaa1dDi By ead tke Harbor ~ New
pnr(y ts fhs 6(atc - Rh0de Island,
Tor .ilsc purpose VI ssIectiyE some
pIate within said State Tor = Naval
Dspoi, ,and sre II tho princiI'et Navy
Yards of the URiled Sla,ea
The varioxs bills which IN che
preceding day had been ordered tn .
third reading wee passed /; and the
tIuMsc IN COMMITTEE, acted upon .
variety of other private bills. Vari
ous resolutions of minor Importance
~cfc offered AID adopted I; and the
resolutions laid on Jl,e table the pre-
,ceding day were agreed 10. On mn
'rion of Mr. Everett, q Con- mittec "n
Enrolled bills ~ss ordered 10 be az
pointed. TIE House then adjourned
I'LL Monday.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
CONGRESS-.

IT, .tc Senate, aH Monday. the
Resolutions Submitted by Mr. Living
stun OIL Thur sday Iasl, oH the sub
lcc, OF cpeaiHg a wafer Conhuianica-
Iion between the Missippi and Lake
Ponci,artrsin; of erecting q light
house al tho mouth OF 1'chiiuncii riv
er /; aud of constructing c,nbsrkmenls
and bridges. and making roads o',
ne public lands in Louisiana, nj the
expense of the United States. Mere
considered and agreed to. Sc,es al
propositions were submitted rpsImc,
ing the public lands. Amongntl,ers
Alabama generously requests a do
aatiou Of al within her limits - MI
Sanford presented tho memori 4 N
Jacob b. Clarke, asking Tor the
grant sf a tract VI land in New York,
tu enable him tn pursue the cuIiiva-
iion of the Mulberry Tree, on con-
di'ion that hu furnish. annually. q
certain sumscr for public use, Re
lerrrd to the Committee on Agf,cul.
tsre. Mr. Dudley preseated the me.
mortal Of sundI y merchants G New
York, asking for Q drawback of ten
cents ON the expectation of do,nesliC
Spirits Distilled from imported molas
ses. Referred Ia tho Committee on
F,nances. Alter being engaged on
Executive busiHess for some time, tLr
Sensts sdjdu' ned.
sIa the House ef Reprcssn,ati, o.,
M Hoffman, from the Naval Com
mitiee, reported against the petition
of Capt Ssmi. Augsrs. Several pc
|ti,ions were presented and sppropri-
steiy referred +; after which con-
siderable discussion took place on the
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

The Rev Mr Wolfs has been 10.
Ssrrspted IN his Iabors in Palestine.
Some Of the Jews represented to the
Pacha thai they bad received lettors
from Amsterdsns. ststing ,hst the
inissiosary's object was 10 con.e ert
th~ Jews and Massulspen 10 Christ
laasty. HE highnexs %casssd Mr..
Wolfe tn be arrested aMd baslina.
1sst h ~ saslsen style.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
THE NEW YEAR. Io our frieode

THE NEW YEAR. I'o our frien,Is
and patrons. we wish happy New
Year.. May the blessings Of the last
year be continued through this-and
may its evils be felt and feared no
moe. We would recapitulats some
Of the prominent erents ofthe proceed
ing Twelve months--make remarks on
the tinene,s Of the weather--tell how
like a lamb 1899, expired I; but time
fails. Next week sll these things shall
receive detsiIedat' en,ion--or ss broth.
er Sinons has it. " further remarks in
our next" t r...hsi.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02


I o. l1s~sIay Gersl6g. ordeve'vcrs
reeslved q ,be Nsvy xssd = Brook
|lyn fors ~ i.medssts sQl2psnext Of
tho U. s. risass Brsady wine ior sea;
Ibu, on what particslar destination y
ia ssaousced, ~ ~ 81
When .ws wers, q little chiads and.
poured over the bssrtiful eclamas 81
i Horn book ou' Juvenile attention.
was deeply stressed blythe miseries o.
Ia Ftench Dancing Master. whom ther
barbsress Turks captured. Sed from
their igssrsnce u che mysterious art
. { skipping-snd the valuable purPos
es 70 which it might be made subser.'
Went. put into pair Of feather breechI
Is and charged with the delicate func,
ions Of ha:ching chickens. Dor book
Is silent respecting The ability with
which the Gau! exerted his brittle com
mission, And 80 posteri'y are ia the
dark, on what would be invaluable for
a modern metapbysician to know-ss
whether he 80 Ear imbibed the talents
Of MI old hen. as tr c'uck and cas k'e
among his ev'pa"ous progeny. and
teach them to scratch for livelihood,
together with some other such like 1t
tie peculiarities. practiccd in all feather
oil communities. from the time that
Noah's raven played tho runaway, ,un-
III shsse modern days Of discovery and
invcntien. For ourselves, we never
before felt half 50 curious to know
the sequel sf.his story, Hs since hear.
ing the bi.toIy Of The lady who sat
vn bsndls Of straw, IN the corner Of
her un cles' cellar. in the imagined
capacity Of an odd setting g"ese. 'his
sing strvery boy who came down to
draw Aug Of cider from fear that
he might rob her nest Of It's .ggs, and
thus defeat her cherished hopes"f eff.
spring. II isa trs,h, that ,msgina.
ton frequently plays queer pranks
With al he grsvtr ,taeol'y OF reason -
But what n monst'au, idra for a lady
To suppose herseI: a gooss, Certain
y, the usual quantum of vanity must
in this case have been sadly deficit !;
or silly. Kissing geese, would neoer
have been elected from the numerous
race If bipeds, AS the proprre.t ob
jrct OF mila'ion, that a tancifuI yuulg
lady y.ike the enc wv have in rirw
could choose. Now, we should hope
the els'cr was rather qnizz,ug than dis
cuuts,,,s Of sober facts, did VIZ nos
now his deep derosion to tie cause ef
the fair sex, touh! only be eqianrd b,
hi. reverence for science, hewevsr zig
z.g her Course may some times be, aud
that a, a philosopher he Is bound to
exhibi, truth in her wapron vngai res rs
we'll as la her more elevated walks.
For ourselves, we hace 80 far p o6le,l
by this ilnstratirs arecdofe, as to cor-
rect an ea'Iy credulitv, which aerer
could q ipe swallow the story OF the
dancing master IN Turkey--uu,ii the
seltnis goose forced unquA If ID be.
lieI,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

An indictmrn. has been found in
Georgia against the pcrsons who i'm
prisobed Rowland Stephenson. =
They are 10 be tri,don the alst Of
January.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

w BW YEA0-Csssiuers., so,ti.
IN nets. CmcassIa -, Cambis,s, Flame b,
Bombszetss, Scotch Co pc, rich and commen
Csl,coes, Sllks, Linen Csmbrick Hdkis. Liz
en- do. sewing SiIks, Bsdtlcks. figured bock-
inss. Csmbricks. shss,inss, brown and bleach
cd, Jeans, Nd Gloves snd othar Goods iust
opened By JOAN r. WHEATON q Co, and
io' ssle ct Lo"G ROOM.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

sT We understand that Col BsS-
,AMIx 3. Bounx, has been chosen Cash
Ter ofthe Eagle Bank, Bristol, cice
william Throop, Esq resigned.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

"Oh! Son Of Intemperauce-Ohf
reckless votAry to thine own dessruct-
ion-stop in thy wisA and foolish CO
reet. I sdrise thee, stsp--pauss news
sven new.shst the ipssxicatisg drasghs
i at shy very tips-its Iunes may b
bs delightful to thy nostsils. But 4
warn thee. thsy arc dspgereus-I en-
treat thee. therefore. dash TIE poison
ed bowl forever. II may sparkle 70
please The sensual soul. bat il will
cons.ns ressor--it may captivae
judgmeut and kiyejoy . ibe uarelect
ing mind--butJI tell thee it will On
sure perdnion. Mortal! mortsl.
like myself, fellow traveller 10 d land
hidden, future, but real. Pause |! Re
necti Life is sho:t-it is uncertain
to-day the flower blooms--to-uor
row, its leaves claim kinJied with tho
dust--thus. thus Il may be with thee.
! The pl esest time is thine own !; lei 10
not pass. Nov, n"w. AZ .his auspic
ioas moment, resolve. aye, resolve 10
change, to be temperate. snd ie. thy
future conduct prove, to expi,te Tho
past folly. that thnu at friend 10 40
ciety---join ths yirtuous in their cause
Join the band Of tempe anee. and nv
thy self devotion by thy individual sac
'ifice Of idle aud snju'ious pieasurss.
save thousands from destruction, and
leave 10 them an immortality ef ioy.
substantial, real, which will last when
death shall have been entombed, and
The memory Of time forgotten. 10 tho
bright existence Of eternity"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

~ The annual Election Of OH :
cs's Of St AIbna's Lodge. No 6, in
Bristol, was held On Monday. evening
last. when the following Oficsr' were
chosen for thu year ensuing. viz:
M W Golden Dsarth. Master
w Sylvester Luther, Senior Warden
W Samuel TAYLOR, Jun Warden
Joseph Colt. Treasurer ta
Asaskiah Morris, Secretary
Leonard Wright. Sen Deacon
Joseph Booth. Jun Deacon
-5ss. -Jss. SS..ss..s' Sa.ss.s '' Steward.
lchshod Davis. Marshal
Benjamin Wyatt. Chaplain
'Georss M Colt, Tyler.
As.ar the election the Brethren re-
paired to the Hotel. and parto"k Of q
supper served up i"s very superior
rtyle, by Br John Burgess.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
MORE STORE RREAKING.--Tl

MORE STORE RREAKlNG.- The
Dry Goods Store and MilIerners Shop,
Of Mrs Su san Chirksring, of Bristol,
Wa. broken open On Tuesday piSht
8 last. end goods 10 the amount of SIX or
eight hundred dollars stolen therefrom
A number Of pieces Of the goods have
been found scattered IN different di-
reclioos Of the town. A revised oi
Fifty Dollars has been offered for the
apprehension Of the rMe ces and reco,
Of theGoo,Is. n,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

MASONIC. The following !. li"t
'ef Of4cersc chosen at the sanaai Eiec,
ioSoe W sshMs On Lodsr. M Sin this
tswn. on Menday ~ sp'ng last, viz /:
" John salistufy. Master
Stephen Johnscn. Sea Warden
james Smitb, Jun Warden
7. Wiiiissp Carr, Treasurer ~.
George whss'on. Secretary
Bsnjsm'n r cfans,on. Sen Deacon
Joseph Seymour, Jun Dsssen
s.uS.., w,,',.% S.;, S.;, j.. Steward.
Hsn-y ". Child, Tyler.
Soon alter the election closed. the
Dret'rsn set dowa.te q supper, served
up NY Iol Cole, in his bess style.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Several persons hare been prosecut
ed in Hartford (Con.) for exhibiting
what was called Illustrations of Mason. .
~. The prosecute q was founded on
the statute against theatrical exhibit.
ions. One Of the Lersons was bound
over tor trial in bond or fifty .dolln,s.