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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

~ We ask the attention OF tue can
did reader to the following spirited an
we'll written communication, from some Q
the most respectable and influential Jack
son men in North Kingston. The Hon
Noel Freeborn is well and advantageous
ly known in this State and has serve.
two years as q Jackson Senator. VIZ
copy the declaration from the Daily Jour.
nal.
WHEREAS, at Conventiof of the
Freemen oi the town oil N orth kingstown n,
friendly to the present administration ol
the Generul' Government-(at which
Convention nrany Ot US were present,) Il
was voted ard resolved, That ~ Is expo
diens al all events, 10 continue thesexls-
teaxs md idensny OF tho Democravsc
Republican party IN this State and the
Unit ID States" and therefore instl uctel
its Delegates to'a State Convention then
about to ue holden, ITO oppose all kinds
oil anna lgamatfon or mixture with the othes
political parties oi the day 5" And where
as the said resolution lras never in any
way beeh revoked, but has been by us
considered rs standing rule oithe party;
aud whereas the last State Convention
Tor Committee acting under their au-
thorit, have proposed Prox of General
Officers composed essentially OF men OF dill.
terent political parties, whose views and
opinion ON the subject OF Government, 10
some of its most important bearings are
believed to be diametrically opposed TO
our own and whereas many oi them have
been and still are the most inveterate OPP
pasers Of the present Chief Magistrate OF
the United States, and many oi the dis
tinguished men associated with him IN the
present administration
THEREFORE, we the subscribers, as
members of the great Democratic iamilf
in the United States, feel it TO be our DID,
|ty publicly to declare that the said ProA
of General Officers is net entitled to oui
support.
That under the exciting political difficu
ties of this State we highly approve OF the
conduct of our late excellent Chief Ma.
gistrate, the Hon. JAMES FENNER, il
Withdrawing his name from the ensuing
political contest.
That we reg ard the present Chief Ma.
gistrate of the United States, and thos,
associated with him in tbs addninistrati OF
of'the General Government, with increas
ing regard and esteem, and that we vii
always be ready to support the presen
administration 70 the utmost ct our ability
SO long as it continues to be what it nov
is, and has been during tho last tou
years.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

"Business /. business. Never in our
recollection has the prosperity Of our cit,
been at greater height than now. Eve
~ species Of business progresses with UNI
usal strides, and from the ScuyIkili TO the
Delaware, one unvaried scene Of hustle
and activity is displayed. Indeed, We
cannot better convey correct idea ol
the present inspect Of our city, than by
comparing il TO an ant bill or bee hive
PHI. LisG.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

NOEL FREEBORN,
RICHARD THOMAS
GARDINER BROWNING,
JOSHUA B. RATHBURN,
BERlAH w. REYNOLDS,
JORAM NORTHUP,
CONSTANT SWEET,
JEREMIAH THOMAS,
JAMES HULLING, ,
LEWIS THOMAS,
GEO. Il. NICHOLS,
DANIEL SPHINX, >.
EDMUND ARNOLD, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH.
North kingstown, March %, 1888.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

The navy commissioners advertise that
prnposals will be received till the 10Th of
April, for the freight or transportation Of
44OO barrels navy stores to Port Mahon,
100 barrels to Valparaiso, and 22O0 bar
rels to Rio Jsneiro.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury ac-
knowledges the receipt of one hundred &
siriy dollars, transmitted anonymously by
mail from Philadelphia, in an envelope
containing only the words "Credit The u.
States." The money has been paid into
the Treasury accordingly.
Treaswy Department, March 10, 1898.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

Hon. Dominique Bouigny, late Seua-
tor OF U. S. from Louisiana, died on the
9Th inst. a, New Orleans.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

The ship Catharine from Mobile fol
Liverpool, abandoned at sea February
10th, had on board full cargo of cotton
The insurance on the cargo in wall st
amounts 10 $37 900 3d. 900 Of which is
al one office. The ship is insured for
$4,000, and the freight for $4,000, MAX
ing 10 all $50, 900. This stirn b just a
bout the value Of the property. The Ca
theripe was built at Bath nine Years ago.
Jour. Com.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06
THE STRANGER.
A Tale FOUNDED on FACT.
BY HENRY @. BELL.

I" In nobil sangrte rita amIs e qaeita,
Ed in alto intelietto un puro core;
Fr,ato senile IN sui giorcnI ttorc,y
Elm dspeito aennoso ANNA fietG."
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06
our loving cousin,
EPHKAlM DOWNING.


A correspondent of the New Yorl,
Farmer gives the following useful hints to
the Ladies "Most persons when thew
wish to wash their black Grape wells, US,
vinegar. Washed with coffee or ubbtzl
with cIoth wet with coffee gives them
more glossy black, and brighter ao.pe ar.
ance. Bombazine dresses are clea ned in
the same way. Most ladies consider il
sufficient that the tea-keitle has boiled
and not that the water be always boiling
hot when it is poured into tsa-pot. To
make good dish OF tea, scald the teapot,
put in the tea, pour on two Oh three table
spoonfalls of water, let il stahd a few sec
onds, and then Till up with water boiling
hot every time the teapot is filled the
kettle should be previously put on there. u
HoNEsr SIMpLIcirY. "Stop,s said a
country psdagogue, to- "a ragged urchin,
who was very deliberately leaving the
house, in school hours, can't you going to
remain, and read with your class p" "No.
sir, "replSd the boy, 81 bleve l must be
gettin long" LYNN Record.
A fpll-booded Jonathan, residing in n
~ England village, once took 1t into his
lead to go "courtin )" he accordingly
Faddled the old mare. aud bohed oil to
pay his deyoirs to one Of the buxom lasses
Of the neighborhood. After s'slayin''
with his gat until near day light, he made
preparations to depart. just as he was
seating himself in saddled, his fair one,
who stood in the door, and who, by the
way, was marvellous fond OF having
SPARKS" wishing him to come again,
|stammered out, 81 shall be at home next
Sunday night, Zeb." Zebedee, taking
put bis tobacco-box, and biting off quic
Of pig-tail in less than a second honestl,
answered ;"So shall !, by gaully."
L
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-06

and he was as pale as marble. He vii
be sentenced, with the other criminals
during the present week, when we un
ders,and it is intention to address tn
Court.
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LILLY, WAIT s. co.
PUBLISH
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comforts md eonyenieuees of life Natural Histo-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
THY. NEW BANK

No class Of persons more sonsIblc of the uth-
Iy and necessity of National Bank than the lead
ing politicians who are endeavoring to prevent IA
renewal of the charter of the Bank OF the United
States, Hence, the President, in his reiterated
attacks upon that institution, has ndLcotly loeom
mcnded ms substitute n Treasury Bank-n
scheme reproba,ed throughout the country rs one
Of the most potent engines Of corruption which
could be devised and others, OF Iess note have
been puz4ltns their brains to invent sone other
scheme by which the evils consequent upon the
dissolution of the existing Bank mny be inverted or
miiigated The last Of these schemes is mnde pub.
Iic in pamphlet recently published IN New York,
purporting TO be p" report Of committee of ct
of hat place, held on the 10Th of February
last, containing the " Outlines ola plan for n
National }snlt &c. one feature Of which Gays
the National Gaa.tie) is particularly expressive OF
IT'S character, VIZ rs location ~ Nc'o Yoff! II
may sult Mr.. Van Bntens purposes to transfer the
benefits arising from the location of this institution
tmm phsdlph, to y. York but Of whit nd,nn-
tnge wthus transfer be to the great body oflhe pco
pie One thing IL vary cer.ain-there must and
viii b. National Bank, Of some sort. Ia Il
not better, u,cu, lhat we shoud ro-chnrtar thai
which already exists, 4 the late excellent m image
ment of which has given II nm ensinble character IL
Europe As well as in tho Urllod States, than &c
.boish II lor the purpose ofsnbstuting in lis place
the crude schemes Of interested politicians This
sutrel IL worthy Of the most serious attention both
of the people aud Of their representatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
OBITUARY

DIED. on the 2ath inst al his sesldenee, IN the
county of Buckingham after a Govern illness Rev.
THOMAS HURGE. III the 18th YEA, Of his age
MIR Is was fot soinc yeas past o'oeal Pfenche, IA
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and formerly OF
the Virginia Conference. IL has len a wife and
siN children, besides large cncle Of relatives and
warmly attached friends 10 mourn hig loss They
SORROW not, however, as those vito have no hope
Tor, II the mos, devoted piety furnishes any rational
ground OF anticipation. iheg expect Il mett h'n
gun IA "a house rot made with hanl7 eferpoi n,iae
heavens" The writer OF tina brlcf notitr enjoyed
but limited acquaintance with the deeensed but all
who knew hun well concur in rcpfosentnE HIM rs q
man OF most unblonishod oharctcf md ol most nc
tive virtue He rrsts ftom his labor, aud his
works do follow HIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
EX- LIEU TENANT RANDOLPH.

The Frcdcrek sburg Arena announces the arrival
in that plac of Ex Lieutenant Robert B Ran
doph, from Newcastle whittier he had gone to join
his relation, the late John Randolph in whose
company he was about to visit European ar
rang ; nent which has been defeated by the death
Of the latter gcatemn The Ex-Llenten1nt Will
now have tlrnc 10 adjns, his accounts, to the salts
factian of the public, and to the relief Of his own
character from the suspicion which recent devel-
ope-,cuts have Justly attached to ii, and which a
tr,, 10 Europe m,1lt have very materially delayed,
or perhaps altogether prevented. We MINK '"s
Ex-Leu,ensnt evnccs quite to- moch indifference
IN relation TO certain points involved in the devel
opponents to which we have rcfcrred-nn ndifsr
ence which may be very consistent With his Inno-
cenco, but which is certainly not compatible with
the anxiety which We presume no feels, or which,
if he do not ne ought to feel, TO make that inno-
cence apparent. His friends should give him
some advice touching this particular-and we
would especially recommend that delicate task t.
the Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg Arena,
both of which papers, we regret to see yielding
themselves up, In this matter, eatiely to their pre-
JUDGES against Gen Jackson and to their precon-
ceved partially for the Lieutenant. The Are
ma does not often lay itself liable to this charge,
however; and there may be, for a1glit We know,
persosal reasons connected with this affair, which
may render its course cxcusable
We are further informed, by the Arena, that
struraentality of government spies, having heard
of as lit. RS movements, LEFT Washington to
a,orcert han in h>ss transit through Delaware
bu, Randolph eraTsd pursuit, and arrived sac.Y IA
Fredericksburg Wa 90 me- approve Oft peF5c-
verlng ef'rtsrnaie BY the sogsrn'aea' officers %
are. Il. Ranaoifh,a AS Il he we-9A State cr'ns-
AT, ilsen,g tromahe soU5a9,e noes 0! 'feasoa o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Try Of lAeu old nrinep-s, thessby cSsilas the
disgust and adherence ii the Ensllsh people md
ithly, leir failure 10 rsali1e tha promises which
they held nui when they accepted ofccio DO sumo
thing les the relief Of The ovetbatlhencd people Of
Englani, while ON the contrary. they have done
mony things to render them odious. lie howteer
adds, II Is impossible To so back to Toryism"
Such is an outline oftho contents of Nj. 81 Con
neIl's first letter to thu People OF lreand--and We
cannot but anticipate from he extensive influence
over that people, an end TO the lawless oaragcs
which haso disgtaeed lhor nnorganlzcd siragslo
against their oppressors, and an Increased impetus
to weh.eoncerted scheme of redress, wheh w,lt
ovcntuate in their release from the tyranny which
Tor ages has trompled them IN the dust, despong
them ofthcr wealth, Gripping the,r energies and
DISTINGUISHING yearly all Of her sons who were
too honest to be corrupted by the gold of the OPP
prossor or too obscure II be IN the way OF tempta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
To the People OF Amherst County.

VIE subscriber 'alS,s great pien,uge ia havinl.
-~ II III hi3 power 70 oiior la The people Of Ant
bcrs', Henry G, At@oodB newly nyeniel and
highly approved MACHINE f5f th,o.h,ns clo-
Ycr, Herds GLASS. Riee, " hoa,. and olbes small
gran The sole and exclusive rieLf 10 which 10
make cahsuuei, use, and ycnd to othars to DO Us
I'd, within The limits Of the couuly Of Amhcrai, il
Ycstrd IN thu sub3cfihnl by virtue Of Il pnfelnsa
and deed from Mr. Marshnll BoYliss, Of I'eDncs-
see, who his The patent sight Of sid Machine for
The State 81 Virginia, and who will exhibit a mo-
del ofthe Machine on tho 10Th, lltt and i2lh lava
Of June, Il, Amherst Count house, when and where
Performance of said Machine my be Witnessed
Among tie numerous certificates gisen in uppro.
baton of this Machine o' IFS aimpley It's utility.
and us &c pncss the srcn advantages II possnss-
ca over othsr Machines The kind 5f its qualities
OF labor saying and relieving Itself from hard sub.
stances and pres5nres If any kind-4the nanies OF
Andrew 1askson +. u. s, g, V Cowan, Esq. J.
Nelson, W.. Wa,erson, J. Il Eaton, Wm.
NJ. DurWeli, nruty Child ~, John b. + il1en. and
Ln~sono,. Wilsher, IN be found and many
others.
Tho subscriber can wth confidence recommend
tbs Machine 10 the public Any PERSONS either
Mochonlcs or Farmers, who arc DESTROYS OF pun
chasing individual rights, or ready made ma
el"ncs, for band or horse power viii apply to
the subscriber, IN Lynchburg, anl Dr. James Pow
ell, Amherst Count house. Tho subscriber wiIibe
nj Amherst Court house on Mouday the I'm
Cour day, 10 sell individual rights, n contrac, for
ready made Machines, and w cndcavor 10 exh.
bi, model Of the same on hat day; and on the
rights oi#hieh all pefsons otc foswarn 10 infringe.
Ro. II GRAY,
Sole proprietor for thc.o1uty OF mherst
y B@fof further particulars and test n,oniais
concerning tho Machine, refer them to Mes srs.
R'chold Perkins nnj Paul Jones, of dis place, and
Df James Powell, Amhcsst c Il.
June ; 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

YllIO5l. Ladies and Gentlemen WHO arc dcsi
q rous Of aequidng m earig and 3rdct eoI
knowledge Of This bcuu'ifn md fasbionable tongue
arc respectfully Informed that MI Noncrcde'
room, tower Messrs Turner 81 korr, 81 story.
boek,) is now open for the reception Of pupils, on
the Evenings Of Mondays, Wednesdays and En-
days, from to 10 T. NJ
Mr. Nancredc will devote cr}asieeiR TO the La.
dies, the evenings Of Tuesdays Thufsdays onu
Saturdays.
Beng originally from the city of Pans, his pa
pis will hnve the best opportunity of acquiring Il
pure ParEstag ac:cM a4d .roauHe,att0a, beng
led TO speak it from the first lesson
Mr. N Gun be seen throughout the day at the
Store of DR. Howell Davies. Main Street, and on
Glass evenings at his room, from to 10 Z. NJ.
We have been, and are NOW, engaged in taking
lessons in the French language, under the nstruc.
ton of Mr.. Narcredc. and besides being convinced
Of hi3 entire competency TO teach the language, DO
highlyapproye Of his moie Of instruction, and are
fully satisfied and pleased with his assduous alten-
tons & happy faculty ofimPui'ns his instructions
And we cordially recommend these desnous Of OBJ.
tanning Acknowledge oftbis elegant language 10 en-
brace the opportunity now odordcd them
I'm. ". RireS Jotn n Inrdv,
no y. Shelton, Hmy Lathom,
James y. Boriand, 1rarcrs u. N0Dcuge,
Nm. ~ Lambert, Hnt. kyle, jr
May % tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
A G. RID.

a r. BENSON, Dcnt,t, will leave l.ynchburf
ES in short time. AL persons wishing hr
professional services, will please coll hlm ns
soon ~ possible at his room, in the Washington
Hotel
DIR +. having many engagements IN the lowe,
country docs not expect TO revisit this place be
fore the Fail
Dr. Bcnson's invaluable Anti Dyspeptc Pill
and Tooth Ache Tlncturr, will constantly he kept
for sale at the Drug Stores of J. l. q J. 1
Royall, and d. X Lyman.
I.l,,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

q bic \ NGEs. Lemons, Dates, Pruucs, Cit
~ ron Preserved Ginger Figs, Rasins, Es-
sence Peppermint, Super Carbonate Soda, Tartar
&C. Acid soda and Seidlitz Powders, Cinnamon
Bark, concentrated Salt of Roses, (new ar,iclc)
Acltalated Lemon and Rose Drops, by the ounce,
pound OF canister, Cream Candy, Cinnamon
Comhts Toraotc and sulptarei Of Iron, Ear ncho
remedy new alticie,) German Tooth Paste Oxy-
mnratc Of Lead, "a new rcmedy,) Starch, two
kinds, Glass Motto Seals, Gunter's Scales Gua-
9ins ard UIage Rods, Musical Boxes three sizes,
Tam O'Shantcr Caps, Drilled Eyed Needles,
Porcelain visiting Cards Silver Spring Lanccts,
Waters, English Tooth Brushes, Ambrosal and
Almond Paste Soaps, prcston's Salts, Thermome-
tors, Soda aud Peppermint and Soda and Ginger
Lozenges, Quick Silver, Horse Combs, Ducemore
Wire, Ink Powder aud Liquid Ink, Bronze assor
ted colours Guitars, Violincelos, Violins and
Flutes some deautiful a splendid assortment of
French pcriumcry in Porcelain Etc. Etc. Rece-
we'd and for sale at the gerry lowest prices by
Howell DAVIES.
June3 its
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HIGH WATERS.

The lnte heavy INNS have produced freshes in
various sections Of the country IN some = accs
proving very destructive to the growing crops on
The margins of the winter courses. The Richmond
papers inform us TINT the low grounds visible from
sni city We're almost entirely overlooked and ia"
loss of the nmers IN the upper country IS estimated
at very considerable sum. We have heard OF no
great tstcn ri damage in our own immc Iiate Yicln
n.y. Ia aEh here, rs elsewhere, the river rose many
feet aeo VI It's ordinary level The principal com
',or, their Inability to wo.k then fields, account
ufthe continued satufatou Of tho soil the COZ
sequence Of which IL that they arc oyefrun with
grass, which has sprung up aud grown with TX
trao' dinnry rapidly, IN many places overlapping
the corn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
LATEST FROM IRELAND.

An arrival nj Quebec brings Irish papers TO the
18th Of April The Lord Lieutenant of ireland
suppre ssing the Irish Volunteer Associations
n find nothing more of interest, except that ihe
Cholera still prevailed in the ounlles Of Cork and
Kerry, md IN the city Of Lemcrlek.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Nea'iP ekfestfe NE tustpta Baais, Nam Street,
Lgataba1P
gu HEIll' subscribers have taken
Y Sa The tenement neAt door A.
s~sss~f ~SH2 toYe Mcssrs. l. : Miles 4 Co,
SsA- and nearly oppofG the Banks,
where lhe9 are now receiving and opening an onliro
new and iflah assortment Of SiOFs, BOOTS.
HATS, cars TRUNKS, 81 OF the lutes, ssyls
ond fIsiaen, aud warranted wurs which hey 10.
apccnuY vhpr 10 the pubic. al laW prices
Nj. &, SEN HALL & 90.
Mrp ~ 1nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

NllI'aGE.

a IL persons having claims against the estate
N Of Ezaheih Davies deed viii present them
to the Undersigned property authenticated for pay
men, and those owing said estate are requested
to make payment II. DAVIES. , Admin
w. y. DAVIES, lslretors
Of Elizabeth Davies, decd
Tunc wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

a. The notice OF the death of Mr. John Han
cock, j. ofCharloee county inserted in our las,
paper, was copied from the Petersburg IntelIlgcn.
Ger, We have BEEN since informed TINT Mr. ~.
died about three years ago, aud not on the 18Th
INST. NJ stared IN that notice We make this cor
cction order to NJ prise the Petersburg paper Of
the imposition which has been praols.d upon it,
and to relieve ourselves from all suspicion Of
having been wilfuy accessory in this ssenton at
tempt 10 open afresh wounds which Time had
hencd.