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SOMETHING NEW.

WNHE subscriber informs his CUSTOM
IL ars and the public generally, that
he has just received from Boston, the fol-
lowing articles of Harness Trimming viz: !:
Full sets Of plated (; do covered, "a new
article sets oftin'd ware ;jappenn'd do;
potted do brass nails plated tips.
Lke,oise-Whips, webb, tacks, &C. &c.
all which were selected by himself, war
rented good. One lot patent Leather, Ia
superb article. -.-->t
Likewise on hahd teaas made Har-
nesses bfdifferent descriptions. Coach
chase, carryall. and Wagon Harness,
made at short notice. Also for sale, sad
dies, brides, halters, trunks, valises, port
manteads, and every article usually called
for in his line Of business. Every atten.
ton paid to repairing all kinds ofharness,
es, &c. without delay. Call and see for
yourselves. l
THEODORE BARNEY.
Warren, Nov. 13.
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Commonwealth of JMassaehu.stts.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BRIsroL 50. At at Probate Court holden
at Dighton, in and for the said county,
on the seventh day of January, A. ID.
1884,
KXTHEREAS an instrument purport-
" ing to be last Will and Testa-
ment of EDWARD MASON, late OF
Swanzey, in the county Of Bristol, ,deceas-
ed, has this day been offered to me the
subscriber, Judge Of the Probate of Wills,
&c. for said county, for Probate, by Ed
WARD MARCUS Mason, executor in the
same Will named;; said executor is here
by ordered to notify all persons interest
ed to be present at Court of Probate to
holden at Diglfton, in said county, on the
first Friday after the first Tuesday of
March next, at nine Of the clock in the
forenoon, then and there to ,shew cause,
if any they have, why the said instrument
shall not be proved and allowed as the
last Will and Testament Of the before
named deceased. And the said notice is
to be given by causing an attested copy
of this order to be published in the NORTH
e,n Star, printed in Warren, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be
fourteen days at least previous to the sit
ting Of said Court Of Probate at Dighton,
aforesaid Given under my hand the day
and year above written. A true copy,
H. BAYLfES, Judge of Probate.
D. H G. W. COBB, Register.
Jan. Is.
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BRIsroL, IS. At Court of Probate hol-
den at Dighton, in and for said county,
on the seventh day Of January, A. ID.
1881. ..r
KK' HEREAS NATHAN PIERCE, ad-
w ministrator Of the estate Of Pc
LEG PIERCE, late of Rehoboth, in said
county, deceased, has offered f6f allow
ance his third account Of his administra.
ton ofthe estate of said deceased Order
ed that the first Friday after the first Tues
day in February next, at nine o'clock be-
fore noon, at the Court of Probate then to
be holden at Dighton, in said county, be
assigned fer taking the said accounts in
to consideration and that the said Ma
than, give notice thereof to all persons in
terested, by causing an attested copy OF
this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Northern Star, print
ed in Warren, fourteen days Eat least be-
fore the said time, that they may be pres
ent, and shew CAUSE, if sny they have,
why the said account should not be allow
ed. A true copy,
H. BAYLIES, Judge of Probate.
Attest,
d. G. ". COBB, Register.
/ Dec. IS.
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MORE NEW BOOKS,
At No. 10, State-sfreet, Bristo

AT No. 10, State-street, Bristol.
MUSTreceived the Loom boy Ho-
QD bomok, tale Of early times Chris
tian Hero, SC. Also-a large assort-
ment Of Juvenile Books.
Subscriptions received for the Lady's
Book, Repository of Arts, Literature and
Fashions, published by Louis A. Cooley
s. Co. Philadelphia. Subscriptions to
the above valuable work are earnestly so.
licited. Please call at ChMrch's, where
the satisfactory recommendations OF the
above work will be shewn you.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr.
Bristol, Jan. 8.
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NOTICE.

DROPOSALS will be received by
the Commissioners Of the Bristol
Asylum, until the lst day Of March next,
for the renting of the Asylum Farm, on
Bristol Neck, about one mile North from
the compact part of the Town of Bristol;
containing about 80 acres; and for the
board of the poor in the Asylum.
For more particular description Of the
premises, and for the bill Of fare for the
poor; call on
SAMUEL COGGESHALL.
= Bristol, Jan. ID. CIV.
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GROCERIES, &C.
Just received and for sale cheap, Mo-
lasses, Rice, Raisins, Spices Of all kinds,
Light Coloursd Lamp Oil, Good Butler, &C.
Which added TO my former extensive
variety Of Groceries, makes as good an as
sortment as can be found in this place, and
will be sold on the best of terms. Apply
at G. T. GARDENERS
January 8. Water-Street.
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tCpAt the annual meeting Of the Stock
holders ofthe Warren Insurance Company,
Jan. 4th, 1881, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors for the year ensu-
ing, viz:-James Maxwell, William Carr,
N. M. Wheaton, Joseph Smith, Jr. VII
liam Collins, Paschal Allen, S. +. Child,
John Stockford, and James Driscol.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Direct
'ors, S. p. CHILD, was chosen President,
and N. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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Warren Insurance Company.

YWYHE STOCKHOLDERS Of said Compa-
IL ny are hereby notified, that a divi.
dend of profits for the last six months will
be paid them on Tuesday, the fourth oi
January, or on any day alter at the Com
pany's Office.
They are also informed, that their an
nual meeting for the choice Of Directors,
will be holden at said Office, on the fol.
lowing Monday, ut two O'Clock, afternoon
N. PHILLIPS, Sec'ry.
Warren Tan 1. 1891.
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Reported death Of BoLpsr. The N. Y.
Mercurio Of Saturday contains the follow
ing extract of . letter. from .Carthagena,
dated the 9th December, which the edi-
tors say is from person Of the highest
credibility.
lament to state that an express has
just arrived, which left Santa Martha ON
the 10th inst. at 8 o'clock in the evening,
with the cad intelligence that the LIBERIA
tot was dying at the country seat called
San Pedro, having already received the
sacraments from the ilustrious Bishop Of
the Diocese. The people are not yet aP-
'prissd Of this melancholy news"
kr The jackson Convention met at
East Greenwich, Thursday evening. -
Hon. James D'Wolf, was chosen Chair
man, and Jonah Titus, and VIM e. Bow
en-, Esqrs. Secretaries. II towns we.e
nnrepresented.
For Governor,
JAMES FENNER,
OF Providence.
For Lieut.. Governor,
JEFFREY HAZARD,
OF Exeter.
Senator'S.
I Nathan Brown, Of Johnston.
2 John D'Wolf, Jr. ofBristol.
8 William Browning, of N. Kingstown.
A George Hall, ofNewport.
s William Chafee, of N. Providence.
Civilian Robinson, of S. Kingstown.
7 George Hawkins, of Coventry.
g Isaac Wilkinson, of Smith6eld.
8 Thomas Remington, Of Warwick.
40 Job Durfee, of Tiverton.
Henry Bowen, Secretary.
Albert G. Greene, Attorney General.
Thomas G. Pitman, GeneralTreasurer.
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br We have received the first num-
Der Of new paper published at New
Bedford, called the Weekly Register
We wish the editor success.
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MORE NEW BOOKS,

at No. 10, State-street.
JUST received, this week, per Wagon
from Boston, The Armenians, tale OF
Constantinople, by j. Mcfarland, in 2
vols. Separation, Novel by the author
of Filtration, in vols ; Merchants Wild
ow Heber's Poems the Mechanics, by
Capt Ratin, and DR.. Landen Clergy
mans Widow /; Stolen Boy Mammas
Lessons for little boys and girls.
Also, the Anti Masonic Almanac, for
1881, NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr.
Bristol, Jan. Is.
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ROCKWELL CIGARS.
JUST received, 100 Boxes Rock
wells American Cigars, which will be sold
by the dozen or single Box, IL applied for
soon by u. L. GARDINER,
January 9th, 1881. Watershed.
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At Matanzas, 9th ult. brig New CO.
lumbia, Cole, Of this port, waiting cargo.
Al Havana, 26th ult. brig Gov hopkins
Clifford, una Sampson Purkis, for Prov
idencs, soon; caliban, Allen, Providence.
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ESoR sale at this Office, Just prirl ed
~ on good per,tbe following bIahks
Foreign and Coasters Manifests I
Portage Bills (Whalemen's) 4 ~
Warantee and Mortgage Dssds
Juisices ExsSusioss = nm
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Arr at Bristol, sloop Energy, Gladding
II New York.
Schr Aldeberanto, Church, fr Dighton
in ballast to T. Church and others.
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e. w. BURR,
AT Hope Bank Building
HAS JUST RECEIVED
II EW GOODS

Viz:
A few pieces Of those superlative Brow
Cloths, for Ladies wear
Do do heavy do and mixed for Gentle
mems wear
Merino Cloths, genuine
Merino Circassians, the best assortment I,
the Market
Mourning articles ofeverv description
Changeable Silks, Of many shades, plair
and figured
Fashionable Plaids for Bonnets
Tri-colored Fancy handkerchief
Changeable Garniture Ribbons
Real (anchot) plain Ribbons
Ladies Gloves, a greater uarsety hdn erer
Bronze, Transparent and Turkey red
Prints.
Ladies' Velvet Cravats
Real Studs for ladies' and gents. wear
Sdpelb white Silk and open worked cot
ton Hose
Extra rich Goats Hair, real imitation. and
common CAMBLETS
Imperial Damask, Irish and Russia Dia-
pers, sc: sc.
Dec. 10.
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tr Should the weather permit, it is
expected that Rev. Mr.. West, Of Taun-
ton, will preach atSt. Marks Church, in
This town tomorrow.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN:

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence; with molasses to F. Sisson.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fir do, with mo-
lasses to F. Sisson.
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G. MI. FESSENDEN,

G.. M. FESSENDEN,r
EHAS Constantly on hand School
M Books of every description used in
this vicinity-just received, Bridgewater,
Handel s. Haydn Church Music new e.
di,ions, Olney's Geography, English Rea
ders Websters school Diction-
ary-R. I. Registers-R. /. Thomas
omic, pocket So Altman acks, low price d,
Cot s. Cap Paper.
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MAR RIED,

In Bristol, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. BENJAMIN
PITMAN, JR to Miss BETSEY REY
NOLDS, youngest daughter of William
Reynolds, ESQ. all of Bristol.
In Halifax, Vt. Capt. HORACE
BULLOCK. of Rehoboth, Mass. to Miss
BETsEY B. BULLOCK, daughter of
Darius Bullock, Esq. of tie former place.
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DIED,

In Swanzey, on the 9th inst. Mr.. JOSH
sh Caldwell, formerly Of Wiibraham,
Mass.
In Swanzey, ON Wednesday last John
Bristed, youngest son Of Mr.. George
Pearse,
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Warren, Jan. 1, 1881.
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Jan. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
March %

LOUISA touIt fiouse, hee gone
lao operation, and will continue without failure
lbe mail viii be closed in Richmond on Tussdays and
Saturdays at o'clock p. and The stage will start a.
o'c'ook a. NJ on Wednesdays aud Sundays, and ar.
live at Orange Courthouse on Thursdays aud Mondav.
@9 O'Clock A. NJ leave Orange Courthouse en- Sun.
fay and Wednesdays at o'clock p. NJ, and arrive at
Richmond on Mondays aud Thur'days at s r. M
Ihis limo viii form junction al Orange
Court House with the Alexandra line of stager carried
by william Smith 10 Lynchburg-passiug 10 lie north
stn direction, Cuipepsr Coutt.House, FaUquisr Court
Rouse or WsrreDton-a which latter point 1t will in
teIseci with the Winchester line--by which a direct
eomnonics'ion Is afforded TO the town OF Wheeling on
the Ohio river.
Al Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mail 10
taken out from the Orange Courthouse mall and will in
some short time be carried by comfortable horse
age' OF which due notice will be gveD at present il is
carried by horse.
Ihe public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers shall be constantly kept in
service, and every exertion used TO render the line
comfortable and expeditions.
Fare TO Louisa Court House dollars Ito Orange CT
House "a 90 cents--Ail intermedat distances Ia
cents per mile.
Passengers will please apply for seats before 3 o.
clock on Tuesdays and Salurdsy'Stags ofics AT the
Washington Hoel JOHN NJ PRICE.
March IL 10l--w6w
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AEARSHAL'S SALE OF valuable CITY Properly
lVa and Hanover L,nds Pursuant 10 a desrae Of

IEH IhH'o ShLE OF vaIuabIe CITY Properly
lV@ and Hanover lends. Pursuant 10 a decree Of
the Superior Court OF Chancery for tho Richmond
District pronounced the 5h day of Fehruasy 1881
In the cases Of Monsure Va. Marshalrs heirs, and
Smi n vs.. Same, shall, Cd Friday, tho ED day OF
April nexi, QS3D at IL o'clock. at the City Court
House. OF the City Of Richmond Getty HalD offer TO-
sale, at public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash.
the interest OF William Marshall in the half acre
Lots With the improvements thereon, in the said City
situated at the intersection Of and 4,h Streets and
a'ey occupied by Judge Brockenbrough, and now by
Mr.. George Greenhow. And Wedne sday folio wing
Qhe 81 April. 1917 at Hanover Court House. al
the hour OF IL O'Clock, shall offer for sale, in like
manner. the nteres, OF said MARSHALL into and TO The
tract OF land OF about 600 acres, in said county near
Scotch town, belonging to the estate Of his father VIII
liam Marshall, deed, and in which property tho widow
10 entitled to dJwer.
j. GUERRAHT, NJ. s. c. c. Rp
=, Or one of his Deputies.
March % IO5-,d.
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NOR SALE, al Public Auction, on Tuesday tie 5ih
a day Of April nex', the Lot Of Lend on which
the Sobse'iber lives, Clayoas Old Store 10 the
county OF Louisa, six miles from the Courthouse and
three from Brooks Bridge. The buildings are well
caeuls,ed for small family, aud 10 desirable neigh
borhood Tor Professional man OF any description, par
hevlsrlys Prse,icng Pbyslcan. Terms made koown
on the day OF sale. WIN. r. SNEJSON.
Ma eh %. I05-4t
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HHARDWARE AND CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
u n viii be sold Monday the 18th April, at tho
dgn OF the Golden Anvil, opposite ite Merchants
Coffee House, general assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, comprising the usu, varieties of wholesale
aud retail Store The articles have been selected with
care, and will be sold in Tote 10 suit purchasers.
Sale to be conducted by Msssrs j. & s. Cosby s. Co.
c. II. BACCHUS,
March "a 1O6-ids Trustee,
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a. ULES FOR SALE.-The Subscriber has Just
w arrived from the State Of Ohio, with So MuIe,,
which he offers Tor sale, At the Stables Of Wyse e
Barnes, (Ormsfly ThOmass0 on l7tb Valley Street
II. r. HARMON.
March 20, 1855
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DlED-on Monday the 2lst his late sidsnco in
King Queen county AFTER protr~cei i'll Of health far
several years past, Mr. Temple Gwuthmey his sotb year.
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On The third day Of the Discussion, after several
other gentlemen had spoken, Mr.. Cooke continued
entered, at 6rst, Mr. Speaker, with tn. most unaf.
ecie1 reluctance into this debsie-snd yet more re-.
gFet the necessity Of continuing II under the disadysn.
tageou' circumstancesn which, all Inused 10 put
nc speaking, must find himself when srrayed ssaios,
sdversares hackned in forensic and legislative dIs
eusson But sir, the great importance Of the subjset
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-04
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1881.
SELECTED POETRY.

Efmo taes .Nt;O- FORK .4me'ican.
The following lines, by Lady, are suggested
bv the recent removal of Com. Bainbgidge.
TO THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
Fly back to thine eyry, and gaze on the sky.
From the shame thy flag, in scorn turn thine eye
Fiy back to thine eyry, aud dwell with tie sun,
For dsstards would larnish what yalof hath won
Go, forget when thy country, in dangers dark night
FRS, SAW thee emerging Ia glory and hSat-
When high o'er the Wild rage at battle and sea
Thou Sav'd thy bold pinion unblenchinS and tree.
t;ul forget the proud day when with banner unurt,
ON the foes of thy coantry time arrows were huTfd
Forget bird of pride! when thou tower dc'' IN my
'place,
And guard that banner from shame and disgrace.
No more breast the tempest, or battles loud wrath
or speed Thy swift way o'er the oceans wide PATH
Fold thy brGal wings around thee and close y proud
eye,
Or retuga to thine eyry and gaze on the sky,
No more pose thy wing o'er Thy stripes and thy stars
Nor exult in the deeds OF thine own gallant taTs,
Thy best and tbs bOldest are mark'd for the prey
ct harpies and vuitures-braye bird mrn awaj
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k,NnNrSih's Garden Seeds.
EDWARD STABLER & son

EaESPEC rFVil.f form the citizens of AleSap.
dria aud those WHO have opportunities of sending
t. this CITY, tina, they have received fresh Assortment
ofthe best GHRDEN SEEDS, gro,on byD u e. Ian.
d,eh. atH.ir Nurseries PHILADELPHIA. and uarran,
ed by them 10 be genuine a supply Of Flower seeds is
expected in few days.
Il. >. K Son state also that hcy agents for prp
curing Plants, shruhs Vines, Roots, Pratt Trees Orn
mental frees. &c oievery description.
All vii! ne sold at the Philadelphia prices. the pur.
chaser paving the expenses Of transportation, &c.
articles ordered toa hun.
Ia addition To their own recommendation of the
above articles. they give the following letter from
distinguished citizen of Virginia.
Alexandria, ID no 24th, 1851
OAK HILL, Feb. 2jth, 1880
GENEtLMEs: have received your letter OF The Esd.
and You, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which YOU have supplied for several years, OF
excellent quality, aud such nay family have highly
approved did hot know from whom on procured
il, but conclude from your letter that it WAS Mes,
Lambeth With respect and esteem. yours
JAMES MONROE
To Wessrs EnwARD STADLER & SoS,
Druggists, .4ierandria:
feb &-law2m
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sr7e We are authorized to announce JONI s
BapByra AS a Candidate for reelection to CoEg.rss
for The District comp nse,i of Fruqner and Cmpcper
p-7e We are requested to announce GEORGE
CnicussTgu As md date to represent lie County Of
Pai!f.x ~ ,c next General "A seulby.
A." We are requested to announce JosEpH
w CmiNS cailIa'e ~ represent the District
posed Of k.ng George, Lancaster, &C. SC III the
Congress mar g
az, We are authorized to announce G. f.
MERCER rs "a candidate 20 represent the Counties v;
Ioudo,m anl Fairfax in ,h'' firxt Congress.
gC2e We are authorized to announce J. NJ
PArTuS As Candidate To represt "a the Counties ot
SpOtsylvania, Louisa. Orange, AID MADISON, in IL.
next Congress
sCP We are authorized 10 announce JONI
TALIArEnRo AS u Candidate To represent The District
composed OF King George, Lancaster, Richmond, &c
in the next Congress,
No. We are requested to announce SPENCER
Morrn"M Ball d candidate - represent the County
of Fairfax in he next Legislature.
fC7" HENRY FAIRFAX is a candidate for the
suilrages of the Of Fairfax County, the next
ceciion OF Delegates To the Assembly.
iCP We are requested to announce WILIM
s DANIEL as candidate to represent the County Q;
Fairfax in the next General Assembly.
mar l2- iastE