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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27
WAR = EII.



Il appears that great number Of re-
spectacle and influential citizens Of this
State made use ofthe opportunity afford
ed By the sitting ofths Court Of Common
Pleas. in East Greenwich, to meet each
other, and such q might be attending
ehst Court, on Thursday last, for the pur-
pose Of eonlsrring on the ensuing Con-
s,esSioaal Election, and giving and re-
csiving such mutual information Of occur
rencss and movements in their respective
towns q might have On influence on that
Election. Az i u well known that very
active though silent measures have been
in progress by tho jackson party, to de-
feat. Of It least 70 weaken, the expression
of the public sentiment in favor of Messrs.
Burees and Psarcs, and to scatter the
seeds Of discord amongst their friends, It
was certainly important that the citizens
of different towns should take an oppor-
tunity to compare notes, and inform each
other Of what was going on, 10 order that
efficient measures might be taken to pre-
vent Misrepresentation and mischief
No formal or organized meeting was
contemplated; yet, as most Of those pres
snt did not belong to the National Repub-
lican Convention holden 10 June last, and
% il was believed that tickets were pre-
pared 10 be circulated in the different
Sowns with the names Of different candi-
dates to embarrass the choice ofthe free.
men. Il was thought advisable not to sep
arate without some distinct expression Of
opinion respecting the nominations made
by the Convention. Iu the afternoon
very numerous meeting was accordingly
organized in Mr.. D. Updike's Hall, by
the choice Of Judge Thomas Whipple, Of
Coventry, for Chairman, and General
Levi Halle, Of Warren, for Secretary
The meeting was briefly addressed by
Colonel Dixon, Of Westerly, Judge Tour
tellot, Of Gloucester, and Mr.. Tillinghast,
Of Providence. A full and free inter-
change Of opinion took place, and the fol-
lowing Resolutions, reported by Colonel
Dixon, wers unanimously passed:
AT meeting Of citizens from the sew
eral counties in the State, holden at East
Greenwich, On the 18th day Of August,
1881, Thomas Whipple, Esq. was appoint
cd Chairman,. and Levi Halle, Esq. Sec
SSeosJe
Resolved, That this meeting highly ap-
prove ofth consistent, energetic and pa
iriotic conduct ofthe Representatives Of
this State, Messrs. Burgess and Psarce,
in the Congress Of the United States; and
that the ability and fidelity with which
these gentlemen have represented the
true interests Of this State and Of the I'm
ion, entitle them to our continued conf
dencs and support. @A
Resolved, That We approve ofths nom
ination Of Messrs Burges and Psarcs BY
the National Republican Convention,
holden st Newport in June last, a. suita-
bic persons to represent this State in the
2ad Congrsss Of tho United States, and
that We will use all fair and honorable
means to promote their reelection.
THOMAS WAIPPLE, Chairman.
LEVI HAILs, Secretary.
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From Me Portland Cowyfer.
TRousLE IN DowNiNovILLE. To cousin
Jack Downing, down to Portland, Il
he's got back, II no hasn't want the
Portland Courier to send this on to
WashiaStoa.
DsXR. Cousgx JAtK. Your uncle has
besa tusned oae sf General Conbs' en-
ploy oaly jusl bscause your cousin Naby,
Mrs. lathera, Ind Mrs. Thimblebsry;
ead = lev cher ef the topping -solks,
.s:eeat javils poor Mrs. No-ssa to theii
asskiaG aod quitting parties. I had I
!eag talk VIA ths 0sisral toahsr day
40 wes hepplag mad, and declared hs
wooA essa eveej uIaa. .ead woman OF ol
eis Sarq aad 80 e he mills rather than
thae gsed wo~aa sAossj - treated IN che
msansr shs ned bsss. ehs va q GOOD
% the best of 'em any day and he could
prove L. He didn't care % much about
her going 10 their alletnoon visits when
they went sociable withous slsys. and
took their knitting-work and eot home q.
gain before milking time; bot when thers
~ \ Csasd huskiag o. quilting, bs sho'l
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

Treaty ,s;h France. The Philadelphia
U. s. Gazette If Thursday last, says
[" The important news received at New
York few days since, Of the conclusion
ofa treaty with France, seemed at first
doubted by many ofthe parties interest,"
ed. We learn, however, from a source
entitled to credit, that Treaty has been
concluded with the French Government
by Mr.. Rives, providing for the payment
to our injured fellow-citizens, Of about
Five Millions of Dollars"
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Providence, Capt. Congdt


The ship Providence, Capt. Congdon,
arrived at this port ON Saturday evening,
from Liverpool. We have been politely
favored by Capt. c. with the perusal Of
tks Liverpool Journal, and Manchester
Guardian, Of the 9th July. Capt: c.
sailed on the morning ofthe sth.-Jomnol.
The Liverpool Journal says, the for.
eign news Of this week 10 brief and not
very important. The last accounts from
Poland merely confirm the favorable
views already before the public, and the
position and resources ofthe Patriot army
are said to have disposed the Emperor to
listen to more moderate counsel; his hon
or, it appears, il the only thing that pre-
vents him from abandoning the campaign;
and that the gaining Of battle would be
followed by the adoption Of measures Of
Cancellation. Other accounts and we sus-
pect the true ones, represent the Auto
crat as more determined than ever, and
lest he should be frustrated by the media
tion Of France or England, he has employ
ed Austria to prevent any such aPplica-
tions. Tho French, however, are likely
to make representations that may alter
the Emperor's tone.
According to statement in the French
papers, the patriots in Lithuania were en-
conpassed by the enemy, and from whom
they could not escape only by a battle
Accounts from Warsaw to the 9th ult.
discredit this news, for every thing then
looked prosperously. The Russian army
in Poland had twindled down from l50,-
600 men to 200 Infantry and 1000
cavalry, having $50 cannon.
BELcIuM.-After dtbate Of several
days, the Question on which the assumpt-
ion Of the throne BY Prince Leopold de-
pends, still on Tuesday last, (5th) remain
Cd unsettled. Great violence had been
displayed by the war party, who also had
in the first instance, much the largest
share Of the talk. The friends Of peace
and order, however, At length succeeded
in gaining the attention Of the House,
and several ofthem, and particularly Mr..
Devaux and M. Lebau, Minister for For
eign AiiSiS, are stated to have spoken
with great talent, discretion and effect
II 10 now asserted that there 10 no longer
any doubt Of the ppoposstisn being accept
Cd by = considerable majority,
Great confusion prevails at Lisbon, the
people and military had been brought in
10 frequent collision, and union With
Spain 10 talked oc. The French Squa-
dron in still making capeureS. The arriv.
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il pssky hard and lonely for her to stay Al
soms, while every body else in Downing.
,iIls wss trying the double shuAls and
The cutting out jigg. Ithot 70 too; but
told the General Il was no use for hIm Ia
make such . fdss about l.; that he had
better attacksod Ticonderogus in front
and rear than undertake to make women
nav or jee II theylwant . mind to-they
always would have their own way IN spite
"fevefy body and Tom Walker besides,
and the lees he had to do with them the
better. With that be up and smashed his
pipe into the fireplace and stsmpt like fa.
~ and bedlame.
! scampersd OF in less than no time to
inform you how matters were going. You
had better come up and Try to put things
to rights.
A. you have no wife, nor children, ]
think you can manage affairs more to
your own and the Generals liking than
any one else Of the family. 70
Your lovin cousin, ErHRAIM.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-08-27

MIR. CALHOUN'S ADDRESS.
We have been favored (says the New
port Mercury by friend, with the PEN
'dlston Is. CO. Messenger, Of the Sd inst.
containing the whole Of Mr.. Calheun's
Address, which occupies nearly 10 col
amns Of that paper. Mr.. Calhoun's opin
ions on the greet and vital question ofths
relations Of the State and General Gov
srnmeat, will command attention, - CON
ing from an individual Who now holds the
second Office in the Nation, and who i
eeusidcrsd q candidate for . still highss
station. The ground taken BY Mr. O.
must forever put st rest oil prospect Of bio
ever attaining the Presidency. Y
The great length Of the Address will
preclude our publishing any thing moro
than the following extracts, By which will
be seen, the uneqvivocal adherence o
the writer to what is called NslIsfeat;os
ioclsias = nc i'
Their great and leading principle is
that tho Ceneral Government csnanatet
from The people fths several states, form
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The following is an extract from an ad-
dress to the public Of several distinguish
ed gentlemen in Philadelphia, late the
fast friends Of General Jackson, but who
now, for sufficient reasons, are totally op
posed to his reelection.
Az Americans, jealous Of the honor,
and sensitive Of the fame Of our country
among the nations Of the earth, ,could
that ,oe could dra,0 a cell ovsr the unhappy
and degrading scenes Mas heve recently
DISGR.aCED the capitol Of the Repub-
hc. Who among those that gave their
ready and generous credence to the pro-
LESSONS of Andrew Jackson, could have
anticipated amidst the widest dreams ol
political adversity, or forebodings Of ruin,
that in t,eo short gears, his Administration
would have brought confusion on himself,
DISGRACE ON HIS COUNTRY,
shame on h;s J;iends, and triumph on his
enemies ? But let us, in compassion,
draw the curtain over picture which, il
fully exposed to view, might reveal what
would CRIMSON THE CHEEK OF
CHASTITY, as well AZ excite a pang
in the heart Of the patriot. 1t more than
sufiices to know, that he composed his
cabinet on ,orong principles, from the
Members Of Congress, and il public report
speak but half the truth, he has dissolved
il on principles equally erroneous, and
less justi6able principles which equally
shock the moral sense, and the political IN
iegr;iy Of the American people Priuci.
pies. unknown to the constitution, and
subversive Of our rights.
On the same grounds that we at first
accorded him our adhesion, do we here
bv withdraw from ANDREW JACK
SON our future support convinced that
t;ne, c;rcsnnst0nces, and power, have de-
stroyed that identity Of p0l!t'caI character
that once attracted our admiration, won
our confidence, and secured our affection.
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"I leave" said Pitt, at the conclusion
Of an attack on Sheridan, II leave the
honorable gentleman what he likesso we'll
the woman's privilege-the lastiword. p
Sheridan started up: +" ! am perfectly sen'
sible," said be, Of the favor which the
right honorable gentleman means, in Of:
feIing me privilege 90 peculiarly adapt.
ed to himself; but l must beg leave to do
cline the git. have no wish for the
last word: I am content with having the
last areumentr'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-04

ITO Philip II. Baird and Polly his Wife, Non. u.
Mccall, benjamin Mccall, Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or of Benjamin johnson, decd, John
Thurman, Alfred Puryesr, Jane f. rarnman. Ieti,,a
r. Thurman, John i. Taruman, VIM. I. Taurmah and
Robert w. Thurman.
You. not being residents of this Commonwealth are
required TO take notice, that SHALL on Monday, the
I'm January next, at the house of William Hughes in
the county ot Fluvauna, between the hours of nine
the morning and six in the evening take the
of the said VIM. Hughes, and on Thursday the Goth
January next, shall. between the hours, ut my
house IN Hanover county, take the dispositions of
Charles Hughes and Margaret Hughes-to be read ms
evidence the trial ct n suit now iepending in the
Richmond Superior Court of Chancery, in which am
plaintiff, and you and Zacharah NcGruder in his own
right, and as adm'or of Elzabsth Johnson decd i'm
her will annexed and the said Zscharish and Frances
his wife, in her right, and VIM. Thurman, atn,'or of
Thomas Puryear, senr. deed, and Edmund ID. Ford
and Frances his wife, Thomas Purycar, ir., VIM
Puryear Sarah Puryear and Jane Puryear, arc de-
PENDANTS 1t from'sny the said deposition should
not be commenced on the respective days aforesaid,
being commend ed not completed, they will be taken
or commenced on the next d. aud ~ from day TO
day until completed, between the hours and a,
the same places-when You may attend, il you think
proper. JANE PVKYEAR.
| dec S-lawatS
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SYiRGNiA:-M rules, holden in lie clerks o.ice
~ Of the superior court 81 chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the OH day OF September 1880; Fran
CTS II. fovAi pit az tnst Edward Johnson and Caroline
NJ r. Johnson h's wife, IhOs. DRAKE, Ww. G.. Povsi,
Rrsina Johnson, Philip Johnson, and Edwa Johnson
infant Children ct said Edward and Cai cline, dehs
The defendants Edward Johnson aud Rosina, Phil
- aud Edward Johnson uDt having entered their APP
pcasnce aud given ecurity according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules at this court, and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabi
ins a this country it is ordered, that the said de-
i,udsn's do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and the bill of The plaintiff; and
tina, copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months ssivey, aud posted at the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
20 \ copy. TeStc, WM &. PENpLEToN,c G.
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NEW BOOKS.

.''ss;s John ~. .Wc.Borough s. .9ugastts CURSOR
~ ENTl.EMEN: Please take nu'lc, that shall.
W on Thursday, the 18th day az January next. he
iccn the hours Of sunrise and sunset. Inc house
OF h"ZekIs Ford IN the county of Cumberland pro
coed to 'aRe the dcposltions OF Stephen Cook and
liners. to tc read rs evidence certain suit now
p"ndug IN the Superior Court of Chancrrv, for th.
Richmond District, tcrc,n. am plaintiff and Rich
ard Gordon. sheriff of Cumberland county, and as
such admor dc bons non with the will anne Ied. of
George Carson Sr. decd Your elves and others are
drendanis aud Iifrom any i!ir taking of the
said depositi"ns shall not be- completed on that day
the taxing "i the viii be continued 70 the ne5
day, and from day to day thereafter. bctw cen the
hours o. sunrIs" and sunse; of each day, until the,
s'a'i De huls.eG when ana where you may attend If
you think ii RICHARDA RISON. bv
c"c 2-lh"l'# LEWIS LEArn. his .4fCy IN f7irI
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ATIBGlNIA.-At rules, holden in the clerks office
' Of the superior court Of chincery for the Rich
mond district, the 5h day OF July 1886 Henry Clarke
and Wm Clark e%ors OF Jn" Clarke dec d, pitts.
against John S.Stubbs in his own right, and adm'or
Of John s. Stubbs s"n, decd, Herbert stubbs, Kan.
dolph Stubbs and other dts
The defendants Herbert Subbs and Randolph
Stubs, not having entered their appearance and civ.
en- security according To the of Assembly and the
rules q" this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants of this coun
ny II - ordered, that the sad defendants do appear
here the first day of the next January term and
answer the bill Of The plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newsparer
published IN the city of Richmond, for two months
successVf, and posted at the front door of the cap-
10, IN The said city. A copy Tes,e,
~ W.. q. PENuLrToy. r. r.
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WASHINGTON CITY
Window Glass Manufactorv

7bNliE dealers N window glass and the pubIic
- Gehera'iy' are respectfully informed, that the
commenced the first OF September From the oxnc'
renee or the proprietor and the pains taken to pro
cure choice materials. and select The best workmcu
, be county, could afford II is confidently believed
tore tor. made a, the Washington City Manufactory'--
Al orders directed to the undersigned, Agents for
Richmond for glass of any size or thickness will
meet with prompt attention and be executed on tho
most reasonable terms. VIZ '''0
we have just received by the Steamboat Po,o-
which offer for sale 1''''es'
nov IG-2aw8i 1'"'''
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ANIMALS and other Books.

'a'HE LIN Il coioured annual
d" friendships Offering
Tie Gem
Winters Wreath
Ack"rman's Forget Ne Not
Tie Token
The Pearl
Atlantic Souvenir
Water WI'ch, by the author of the Spy etc.
lialSi'd's method of curing Dyspepsia
LewISs Memoir of Jan" T.. J Tnvlor
Russell and Joness modern Europe
The Be- rothed of Wyoming sc. &c.
Received by COLLINS 81 Co
doc 80
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Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, &c.
hs"e'ri"g fur safe, per Scoonor Dan S,o,. Tan,;r,
SDA and .Hinerrn.
- ~ Cases superior Champs gne wine
80 hlis sugars. Cd and Sd qualities
do superior Antigua rum
Choice Cognnc brandy
Spermacel candles
GO boxes "Jackson's" mould do
600 do various brands do
GO tnXos Bakers" family chocolate
hhds very old and superior Jamaica RIM
Cnt mails IN casks of 100 lbs each, from Sd 10
90 penny
Cotton yarn, No. G 10 10
Soal lea her
Goshen cheese, large sizo
Fancy soapn boxes
Salt. Liverpool fll d lacks
Now furniture. sofas, chairs, &c
Indigo IN ceroons
New England shad
Do hcrrnps
dec 2"-3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN &, Co.
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NIRGiEiA. At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district. the 9TH day of October 1890 John Jones nf
against John Hinton and samuel Bramc, merchants by
the style o Hinton and Brame, and other dts
The defendant Samuel IIramc not haVtnr, er,erod
his appearance aud given security according To tie
act OF mbly aud the rules Of this court and !, an
pcarnE ny satisfactory evidence, that he is not an IN
ha5art OF this country il is ordered thai lie s,id
defendant do app here the fist dsy of the nsxi
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF tbs order be forthwith inserted IN some
news aper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, ard posted q, the front door f
The capitol, !" The sad city. A copy Tcste
n WIN G. Py.n,v,n
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NlRGINlA-At rules holden the clerks Office oil Inc
superior court OF chancey for tine Richmond district,
LIST day of November, $780, Robert RIves p against VIM
Cllat, adn'o Of Seymour Scott, dec the Vim CiIa
and John Ga IN their rights, VIM G. Pendlcton and
Herbert A Claiborne dts
The defendant John Giat having his appear
ance and gwen security according the Of Assembly
the rules OF this court and appearing, by Satisfactory
dcDce, that he nhabtani of this country: IL oder
ed that the SAID defendant do appear here The 10Th day
the next January term and tire bill Of the plaintiff
that copy this order he iorthw nh inserted news
paper published in the city of Richmond, Tor
cessivey, and posted the front door Of capitol IN the
said city eopy Teste, Wa. g. PfSDLEroy, G. c.
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New Books at NASH'S.

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HalStcod's new mc' hod Of curing Dvspcpsin
Russcls modern Europe new aud cheap edition. 3
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NiKGINIA: At rules holden in tho cIerk,s of,,c. =

WKGISIA; At rules, holden in tho clerks Office Of
Y the superior court of chancerv for the Richmond
district, the ID day of August 1880 langley B. Jen
mngs. pltf. against WIN. Fournov, and Anne his wife
and tobeH Oliver and other dts.
The defendants above named not having entered
Eer appearance and given security according to the
act If assembly and the rules OF this court and i,
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that they are not
inhabitants Of this country; is ordered ,at the said
defendants do appear here the frs day of the mex,
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successvcly, aud posted at the front door Of
the capitol, IN the said city. copy. Tese,
GO W., G. PrxD, rroS -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-04

yTEGiHiA. Al rrle holden ~ the crrs's ofce ~ tho 60
1ciOr court of chaucery tor the Rcnu ond dis.r,r, the m
Day d" september 1880. JOSIAH Rdack, plG -vars, Jim
truuc in his right aud a. cxOr Of ty,n Flsn,'
"Cs''. George N1shUn aud D,hrr dts
The defendants above named having entered their an
rarnc' anI gwen security according tie act Of assembv
' he "..s q" Obj. court aud appearing by satisfactory ey
'n." i" ncy are n0 Inhabitants of thIs country II Or
'rI mt We SAID defendants % appear here the first day
~ e next Jdn aud tive bill Of the plaintiff
and 't copy m ~ Ter be Dhwith inserted in some
li"' n's'1 10 The cry " Richmond for two months sue
cess e and posted ~ he front Of the capitol in the aid
u copy Jcs'e,
= Wa q. PISnssrov r. r.
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"iKGiNIb:-At rules, holden IN the CLERKS osice
" ct The superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the Cd day OF August 1850 John Dun
Top, and David Brydon and Janeu his wife, pits
against Griffin Organ, David d. prydon, and David
Dunlop, ex'ors of James Dunlop, decd and Robert
Dunlop and James Patterson, dts.
The defendants Robert Dunlop and James Pate rson
not having entered their appearance and given secu
1y according to The act OF Assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence
That they are not !aL-ants OF this country 1t is
dcrrd that the said defendants do appear hear on the
first day Of the January term, and ans wer the bill
Of the plaintiffs AVID that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months successively
and posted 4. the front door of the capitol in the said
city. 4 copy. Tes,e,
- WIN. G. PESDLErOy. G. G.
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Elegant aud Cheap Lace Goods.

q ! H. H. JEN ms will be found the FOLLOWING.
IN new and rich Luce coats: "'"s
100 black lace wells, al al prices
qualities P''0'' qua
i'o'e. ioec ch"misctts and chimcsetc surpIice. Of
new pat 'crns = '' "
100 lace copes. collars foreIlas Eyrop colIor, o,
P'lerne": OF The most fashionable shapes worn
Ladies aud infants lace caps Of rich patterns md
IN very variety u.s. ""'
Hch ilnunclng and cap trmmnr lncos
Rich thread laccs, rdr,I and insc,,irc
nigurcd ana plain wide bobblnct lnccs
thread ana bobbnetf cdgeings &c &c
rer'ons wishing any de- eruption of Luce Goody
WI, nu ne u"st extensive assortment Of all kind,
and at the most reduced prices, al MINUS
All. CT, x. II. JENKINS
dec 90 ' ""o 'tOrc.