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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
From hs Tttehe'tsr piryiniai, Sept. IL.
TIE UNIVERSITY

AZ meeting of the sisters Of the Uniyer.
SLY OF Virginia, during the last week, Doctor
ALfRED Il. MAcni, of Jefferson county, late
~ of this place, was appointed to sucees DIR.
Dungiinson, as n professor IN that institution
DIR Magiil, though young man, ard les.
known because Of his modest, unpretepding,
ard retired habits, Is gentle Of fine elias
steal taste AND attainmc nis, aud superior SCI
ehtibc knowledge. tic received, ia the year
ls2s, the highest remium from the cciebra-
ted medical society 10 the State OF New York
"a compliment Of which any member Of tie
faculty, H. the Union, might be proud.
There were, we understand. five candidates.
Tor The ofice, from the most distinguished
members Of TIE profession in this and some
OF Tie distant states; twoof whom Doctors
Beck and Rbinelsnder-were from NewYork
DIR. Magill received 4 unanimous vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
From 1eS Memoirs.
SINGULAR sTRATAGEM.

SINGULAR STRATAGEM.
While the allied army were engaged
before Savannah, Colonel John White,
OF the Georgia line, conceived and
executed an extraordinary enterprise.
captain French, With a small party Of
the British regulars, was stationed on
the Ogeeehee river, about twenty Eve
mlias from Savannah. Al the same
place lay five British vessels, oC which
four were armed, the largest mounting
fourteen guns. White having with
him only CAPTAIN Etholm and three
soldiers, kindled many fires, tho iilu.
minalion of which was observable at
The British s.a,ioa, exhibiting BY the
manner Of ranging them, the plan Of
camp. To this stralagem he added
another he and four comrades, imita.
ting the manner Of the staff, rode with
haste IN various directions, giving or
ders N loud voice. French became
saushed that large body Of the ensmy
were upon him and on being Summon.
90 oy White. he surrendered nst Of
Oetober) hiss detachment, the crews Of
hve vessels, forty ia number, With the
vessels, aud one hundred and thirty
stand Of arme
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

the eleven had been convicted, which entities
them TO two yesse' imprisonment caeh--one
of them has two years and half, besides
the Pillory, &c. and four were acquitted
The latter, however, (the four viii be tried
az the next term, for coming, &c. New I'M
dictments will be brought against all Of them
at the mex; term, and they will probably re-
ceisc eight or ten years imprisonment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Mr. PowEH, the Comedian, vho lately arrival
~ us country and hrs been performing /. ,tl
mneh eeiaf - Nrs Work, u said q, H. = g,.,,,l,
man n talents and fne education and 49,, -
~ sevcral pcu knoFn n0vels; Hrnong them. ~
kiaB' = Secret," add the % iost lleif tbs. g.
ncr historic 4 tale q The tinc a the 81 Efs.ri
- hngisnd, ard d. seribing his mtrigucs Nth ~.
hmg'ers q Chcut and iiie famous Jacob Van
Afe'etIc baiArlsfc -it,rrTc1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The Journal Of Commerce. of ,be tg,l.
insi states that sGC3 900 we're passed 90 The
credit of tie United states Treasur, er Mon.
day, By The Collector Of the port II NoV
YORK. u vas the amount o. duties collected
during Tie previous week, after deduoting de-
hshturcs, return duties, lighthouse bills and
All other sums pad 10y the Collector. II !.
stalled 70 De Tie largest sum which ever &C.
cfued In . Jingle week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Dr. Frahkln recommends q younz wan IN
TIE choice Of wife, % select her Ge,s
suHeh, giving - his reasons, that v he'd ghrts
are many Daughters ti.sy improve each other
'n" lf"w cInuisi'on acquire more accompi.h-
nenis, and know more. ard do NOR, tb.s
single ildspoilsd ~ parental fgndnes,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

y,,..... aLrHaspHit, stFr r.
tloCk.--W slon price, g. C2i O.. isa
'sies froa' stores. g. IS.
halTfMDFr, srfr u
FLOUR.--The wagon pr,es 4. -,s.fsIi,
uniform 81 ~ pr bbi for sapsrfne A. ~.
,a'.9-al losd b. 'zken - e ifscu. . ,ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Company (E) Of the lst Regiment Of Ar
t.Iiery, under the command Of Captsin II.
Saunders, sailed from Charleston, s. C., on
the 9th instant, in the packet ship Calhoun,
for New YORK, on It's Wy TO New London,
accompanied by Lieuts. q. W. Turner aud /.
Amuen, and Assistant Surgeon HciskiIL.
LieEt. Farley, Of Capt. Ii. Writings Com
pany, CO. Of the lst Regiment Of Artillery,
relieved Captain S. in command Of Castle
PincLBey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

man named John Miller was lately tried be
fore the Christian (kcntucEy) Circuit Court, and
found guilty az having employed two negroes a
man aud girl TO murder his wife! A moiia..
bciag made for new trial by Miller's counsel
the Judge suspended the execution at the udg-
nient until the IeNt term Of the Court. Tie ne
grocs were tried at the term. and found gull
U,-the man rs accessory, snd the girl rs princi-
pal. The girl confessed that she and the man
Tor boy had been hired by Miller to murder
Mrs Miller, aud that she accomplished her dia-
bolieal purpose by throwing her IN a we'll, near
which she and Mrs. NJ. were washing ciotheS.-
The time Fixed for the execution Of the negroes
is the 2d Of October NEXT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

= gentleman who lefi Albaby II woo'eloek.
y. ~. or sunday, aid took The Afternoon line
~ ieanbosis 81 Phii&deiphia, reached this
ciy on TUESDAY morning 81 O'Clock. having
travelled The distSnce bttseen Albany ard
Baltimore b. The short space az thiriy.,i,
hours Bait LIAR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
Cor-e,fond.rcc effEe Jo,,rnafef Cor,slcrce.

'"F'es f'"'aFEec u I'VE JDaTHmef Commerce.
TALLIuAssE. 29TH ACo 1855,
We have just bad n fasti0HcbLc murder p-rpe-
trHted on ci,c ~ our most respectable CitiEenA-
John x. Campbell, E-q L. s Attorney for this
district VAS shot through The head, This morning
IN a duel Nth Geo. Hamiin. merchant Of Mag
nolis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

DR.. ArLLrr HAYES, of Virginia, whose Ia
menied decensc is announced, has, we under
stand, bcqueaibed freedom to about one hus-
drod slaves, and twenty dollars for each, 10
assist the Colonization Society in conveying
them to Liberia.-I.taf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

eontenied mind sud a good conseiepre
vii mak, a man bsppy 10 ~ conditions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

From Maine, whcrr the general election toot
place on Mcndsy the 9th instant the returns show
that Rober, u. Dunlap Is Ina all probability elected
Co,crror b, considerable majority. Francis
u j. Smith, late editor of the Portland Argus, Is
elected to COuSrvss from that district; ,thc Cam
bertrand, and Edward ka,ansgi, il rc-siee,.,l
from the ilneoin district. The S,a:c is entitled
to eight rePrD senta,iycs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The crop Of Oranges 10 Florida promises 10
be super-abundabt" this season and Of the
finest quality. The 81. Augustine IIer,h of
the 22d ult. states that the orange groves have
never borne evidences of greater produe tive.
ness. Ne have seen fruit from FLORIDA 81
a. fun growth and dciishtfui favor a. A,
that has ever been sent 10 this port.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Al the late election IN Tennc ssec. tic votes
were taken on The quest az calling q con
'ention TO revise the constitution Of the State,
and decided in the affirmative.
We believe the same result has taken piar o
IN North Carolina ard in Georgia the ques-
ton Is to be taken AT the ensuing election,
on the subject of ratifying @ rejecting tho
amendments proposed by q convention lately
held.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
ELECTIONS.

South Caroiina.-James Blair has been p.
elected To Congress from the Caraden Disirs,
in South Carolina, without opposition. I
the Georgetown District, Mr.. Singleton, a.,
nullifcaiion candidate, is elected over Mr..
Mitchell, the late member.
Henry l.. P,nckney, Esq. (Nulli6er, late
attendant OF Charleston, has been elecied 10
Congress, rs successor OF Col. DraSt ton.
In the York district, Col. Clowney (Sull.
her) Is elected by a majority OF 2i9 vo,ss
cut Of 2250, over Col. Williams (of tie Ubloa
Party)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

rirginiS.--Senatorial Election in Kanaw-
ha, smiths majority is 692. The kanawha
Banner states, that NO poll was opened for
Col. Thompson AT Cabell Court House, and
that Col. Thompson was announced to tho
district u candidate by his friends, withou,
any agency on his part, and that be himself
took no part whatever IN the canvas"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

MR.. YOUNG AND HIS HYMENEALs.
Mos, OF our readers, probably. saw the
piece Of scandal 10 which the following re-
tets, ~aile going the rounds Of our journals
but which We did not think proper for re-
publication.
From, the Proridsnes City Ca=stfe.
Sesicrdsys steamboat mail furnished "a,
the following letter We copy il for the bene-
h' OF The individual whose name Is attached
10 il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The Charleston paper, state that the Rice
crops throughout South Carolina wiII yi,ld ).
p!enihnlly - bas ever before been known. 4
considerable part Of the crop las been already
secured.
From 10 TO so bales Of the new crop OF
Cotton have been sold az Columbia At IS TO
30 cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The Canal Commissioners Of New York are
now ready To pay off and cancel the state
stock which Is not redcemable untI 1887. -
As an Inducement to the holders Of this stock
10 surrender Il and receive payment therefor.
four years before the period fixed for ITS re-
demption, the commissioners offer g. paw n
premium Of I'VE per cent. upon the i've per
cent. stock, and a premium, of eight per cent
upon the six per cent. stock u 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Missouri. The official result Of the elec,is,
for an additional me mber OF Congress in NJ /,
souri,, Is now known. MIR. Bull has succecte,
over Stroller, the highest Of bis three comp,
titors, by 4 majority Of ~ votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
Fro" the Hartford { Conn. J 7yn'>s, Sept. o.
THE EXECUTION.

The prisoners, william Teller and CGsar
Reynolds, were executed pursuant TO the or
der Of the Legislature, on Friday, between
the hours Of eight and ten O'Clock, A. NJ
within an enclosure, built for the purpose at
the west end Of the prison. No spectators
were admitted within the enclosure, and but
few, VIC understand, obtained situations to
witness the execution. Previous 20 their
execution, they passed some time in compa-
ny with the Rev. Messrs. Davis, Remington,
and Barrett, Chaplain Of the State prison -
AFTER ascending the scahold, they each adj
dressed those who were present. Tellers
remarks were similar 10 those made at the
time Of his sentence and which were en-
bodied In his late letter TO the public, through
The columns OF this paper-he declared his
Innocence Of any intention TO commit wilful
murder, aud hoped he should bo'the last per-
son whose life would be taken by the laws
lie admitted that he gave the blow which
caused the death Of IIoskins, but denied ma
lice or any wish 20 kill. Caesar protested nj,
innocence to the last, and said he was xoinr
out OF the world guiltless OF IIoskin's blood
They met their fate nth a. much eomposure "a
could be exPeeted-Cgsar was perfectly calm
and resigned.
There was not very large conc curse Of
citizens IN the vicinity Of the prison, and the
Few assembled, although their curiosity wa,
not gratifed, were orderly ard quiet. The
sherih had ordered out the lgl.t iuiantsy com
psny, but although safe, tie result proved
u needless PreeautioB, for there was no
manifestation Of disorderIy conduct, or dspo.
! sition, from any quarter.
We understand that a gentlemen Of this
city has been put In possession Of sihelF con-
fessions, which will probably he published.
They disclose long series Of crime, the PC
rusal 81 which, 10 y certain class Of readers
would probably afford much interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The receipts for travelling and transporta-
ton on the baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
for the six months ending the 3lsi August, ex-
ceeded one hundred aud eight thousand dol
lars The receipts, during the same period
OF last year, did not quite amount 60 ninety
thousand-the increase was therefore sboxs
eighteen thousand, being an average Of three
thousand dollars per month. [Bal. Goa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Sale 81 .Nsr COnon.-Tho Charleston Pa.
tr'ot mentions that a lot Of new cotton " iich
arrived an that city, via the Rail Hoad, on
Monday last, I'D lnst.) was sold the next ja,
at 20 cents per Poubd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

More Forgsrs The n. V. Daily Advertiser
says" very extensive fraud has recently
been discovered in this city, whereJ, large
sums have been obtained from the depart
inent al Warrington, by means Of forced
Pension Certificates. As the subject l. under
going an Investigation, Il will be improper 10
state The ease more fully at present. A per
son very respectfully connected, i supp6,ed
to be the individual who has been the anthor
OF TIE fraud. The whole subject will short
~ be made public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The Cspada F0yEsys The annexed extract
II letter from Montreal, published m the
New York AmeFicsn, affords the satisfaetor,
assurances that justice h about 70 be done :.
mong the rognss.
Eyirsei non hitter, dsaed NJ atrial, Sepi 7.
The tfial has just ended Elssen prisoo-
eF', with their tools. presses, notes. snrr,y.
.nB apparstu', oFuci0ics, false coin. dies. He
&c vere brought % the bar. seven out sr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

The Rev. Mr.. Avery IS like the Ghost in
iIamlet-hie ct ubique-hcre aud every W here
We stated the other day, upon the authority
of q dozen respectable northern papers, tha,
he had given UP preaching, and gone TO the
western country. The last number Of the
newport Mercury expresses its regret in
learning that he has returned to Bristol, ard
Recommended his ministerial labours-and
says that his return has revived the very gre nj
excitement hun. Bali. Ga=
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ROOTS s. SHOES.

"HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Inform nis
friends and the public generally,
that he has received this week from Bos-
ton, a large assortment Of Boots & Shoes,
among which may DO found Ladies md
Misses kid and cloth alps Of different pat
terms Ladies gaiter boots (; Children's
morocco beotees and ancle ties, great
variety of colors Infant shoes Gentle
mems boots Of different kinds /; Gentle
mems shoes and pumps; Boys shoes, SC.
&c. The above articles will be sold al
dow as they can be bought in this State. !.
STEPHEN DAVOL, .JR.
Ma;n-st. 8 doors south Of Warren Bank.
npril 6.
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EAR3;,WSARE
CUTLERY II.

yRUST received from BOSTON large assort-
~ ment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FARM
ING UrsNsILs &C. oil the newest imPorta''ons'
which will be sold at reduced prices, among
which are brass screws III and az men,
chest hinges, pew do, table do, II l. do, n do;
butts ali sizes. Emcrson's razor strops. tailors
shear, scssors, pen kriues, pocket DO by dozen
or single, 2 blade do, 8 blade do, John Wilson's
butcl er knives al. sizes, bread do, buck, bone,
end horn carving knives, table and butcher
stecIs, large and handsome assortment oi DUCK >
hone and horn tip table knives and forks, buck
bone and horn tip desert knives and forks, too'h
brushes. Gun FIm,s brass candlesticks, besbecs
aud Til,s screw augeTs, .'ent snip aogefs' pa
tent house DO, pod do. spike and nan g'mole's'
shipwright and boat gimole's, lined leu ket'ies
from 2 q,s. 10 q qts. lined sauce paas al sizes,
IN sin Kettles ftom qt 10 10 q's, brass keii'es
all sizes, Turkey oil s.ons, sand stone, bris'o'
brick for securing, coopcrs compasses, carpcn'
ters do diyders, raps. Hat, hail round ahd 'SPe'
files best kind, iyon and brass wire, house ano
ship carpenters axes, adzes, Hunts casl s'ee'
bench axes, Hunts broad and aSc pattern haich
cts, Hunts shingling hatcbcs, spoke sha'es'
n,ort,ce chisscls socket do, tuners chssels,
eouges. Groves & Sons, and BeaIdsbaws hsnd
and back saws, wood saws, biass, norfolk anu
japan latches, ladies, flesh forks, brttan'a Ia
dies, brilta MIA and iron table and tea Spoons
brass anu Japan dooT out.ohs, o'ase a"1 'f
si,ion cocks, drawer handles, steel and mouse
traps, setts braces and bits, eoopers braces and
screw bits. N .kins marking irons, buns and TAP
borers. sad irons. 10Y do do, sad non gra.es, pa
tent grid irons, sun glasses, japan ana oras'
lamps, mathematical instruments, hat pms, u!
squares, box rules, gunter scales, want rod''
screws all kinds aud sizes, chest, drawer, cup
board, stock, dead, trunk and door locks u
great variety, bed cords, sack'ng and ,io,hei
lines, pocket books aud wallets, silver and plat
cd ever pointed pencils Amcs cast steel bright
and round point shoycls; W'lde's back strap do;
washburns spades; Kinds manure forks u su,
psror article; Goodyears do do; G'iiords hoes s'and
a large lot Of other articles too numerous To-
mention which feel disposed TO sell at 10"
prices and solicit the patronage Of town and couh
try. as am confident they will find their ac-
count by calling on
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
April 18th. water-slTec''
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which are two elegant double bottom detached
Levers Also, u large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed Spectacles en- excellent as.
sortmcnt OF Silver Spoons Of every description /;
also, Brittau,a Ware. consisting in part of tee
pots, real English, Of he lat est patterns and low
sugar and creams TO Tatch with the pots oil
yer platcdfcastors, spoons and ladies', cutlery:
puHs, curls and ffizetts: tea trays table mats
fancy beads: jcwelry Of every description, and .
variety of other articles, ali Of which hc can
and will sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches end Clocks, and all Jobs IN his Inc
with pleasure. and hopes oy his unremtied ~
ertons to his business 10 please the public.
SYLVESTER CHILDS,
Nov g.
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PAPER HANQIN os
AND BORDERS.

yTUs received and for sale, 400 rolh Of
~ PhiIodeIpb Paper Hsnsipgs and Bor'kis,
which will sell as low, ss can be bouett in
the State, and every accommodation given.
q. T. GARDNEA.
ierch 80. Na!9r.st.
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PAUL w e,

HAS FOR SALE,
4 N assortment Of GLASS NIKE,
"A. consisting of decanters; ship, feno,
and other tumblers; plain and cut glass
wines; lamps, great variety OF qual't'esi
crtits, plates, nappees, salts, lanterns
pitchers, sc. SIC. SC.
ALSO,
Crockery Ware, such as plates, bowls
platters, dishes, teas, basins, pitchers
common, blue printed, and enameled, NC
sc. &c. Also, Russia Quiils and oihef
,,o,,ons march 23.
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GRASS Seed.

JAMES GARDNER has now on hand a
good quality Of different kinds Of Grass
Seed, all ofwhich he will sell on reasona-
bic terms, Feb. %.
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YNUR NACES.-Jus rec'd from Phla-
u delphia bSrge lot. These Furnaces havs
been in use for long time and are decidedly
the best in the market.
ALSO-Potash, for sale by @. +. GARDNER
March 80. w.ter-st,
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VKTANTED-3 or d Journeymen
w to work at the Plane Making
Business. Cash and the highest wages
will be given to good workmen. Apply
to BIGELOW s. BARRUS.
Dec. %.
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NEW CROOK ERX STORE.
Taylor. & WaldrOn,
Garner OF Milk and Broad Streets, on

Corner q NllK d1sn DTodu 'O7F!ls' Q"
door East of the Commercial
Coffee House, Bosion,
an AVE recently established them
selycs in this City ,and received BY
late arrivals from Liverpool, -an extensive
assortment of fCROCKERY s. CHINA
WARE, which they are enabled 10 offer
on the most favorable terms, and would
respectfully invite the attention Of Goun-
try Traders.
Boston, March 30th, 1883.
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A GREAT VARIETY.
At A.COLES

II AIDES and Gentlemen Boot ana
Shoe Factory, are made Ladies
Bolivar boots Bolivar slippers; !; Cree
ian Bolivar's; village ties, and any other
patterns or fashions now in use, made at
short notice, and warraatedto ft. Color
ed kid and morocco of latest fashion, on
hand, to make to order. Ladies in want
will please call, examine and try for them
selves. Stock and Workman from Lynn
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Commercial Hotel,
W.ARREN. r. ].

WARREN, Il. ].
"A The subscriber takes this
h.:!N method TO inform his friends
TfS: and former customers, that be
As has removed from his late staI'a
and taken the Commercial Hotel, in Mar
ket-street, a few rods east Of tho Baptist
Meeting House, where he will be always
happy to wait on those who may see fit to
extend to him their apatronage. The sit,
ua,iOn is airy, healthy and pleasant, and
is fitted up in good style for the accom-
dation of Boarders and Travellers. 1t
has good number Of convenient lodging
rooms, and setting and dining rooms, and
q spacious dancing hall. He invites the
friends and former customers to the house
to continue their patronage, aud assures
them that nothing shall be- left undone on
his part, for their comfort and conven-
fence.
sD. Ten or twelve good steady Board
ers can be accommodated.
Attached to the above house,
*TmNHN is large stable, where good
.T HORSES g. C.aRKLaGES
AS&eesS<. will be constantly kept IL
let. Good stabIng fer Horses.
GEORGE r. KlNNlCUTT.
april 6.
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LOST.

AN Thursday, lth inst. between Re-
~ hoboth Village and Bristol, SAD
DIE, without stirrups and some worm
Whoever has found the said Saddle would
confer favor on the subscriber, by lea "
ing information at Col. Coles Hotel, in
Warren, or at Horton's Hotel, in Bris-
tol. ). ). DWOLF'
Bristol, april 90. 3w.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-04

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Goods, !, now ena-
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