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BOOKS AND SIATfO.NARY.

BOOKS and STATIONARY.
A Il the newly fitted up store, mex
IA (but one) east OF the Bristol Ho-
tel, may be found general assortment of
Books and Stationary, and other articles
generally found in Book Stores.
ftp Old Books rebound. Blank
Books made to order at short nntice.
All orders LEFT at the Star Office, will
be punctually attended to.
FRANCIS S. MUNRO.
Bristol, Dec. Is, 1882. 6m.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

l5th-saied. ship Philip Tabb, Bowen, In
dian Ocean.
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HATS AND GAPS.

~ HATS AND CAPS.
Just received an additional
@ supply Of Hats Of the newest
style. Likewise, a lot of fine
Sea Otter Caps. which will be offered at
low prices, if applied for soon. at
STEPHEN DATOL JR's.
Jan. 10. yMain-streef.
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REUEL II. BAKER
Jan. 10.

This is 70 certify, that Mr.. Roucl Fl Baker,
Of " arren, i, ap pponted agent for vending Nor
rison's Hygesn Universal Medicines, for tho
town OF " arTen, in this State.
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NKIANTED-3 or Journeymen
wv to work at the Plane Making
Business. Cash and the highest wages
will be givc,, to good workmen. Apply
to BIGELOW s. BARRUS.
Dec. 90.
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.MORRISON'S' HYGEI.fyN
UNIVERSAL
M e ID I O i III E f.

He subscriber has he en- appointed sole A
~ gent for vending this Univcrsa. Medicine
in wurcn, and now oifep Tor sae MORRf.
SONS PILLS, in large and small boxes, fol-
the cure OF Consumptions. cholera hiorbus, MIA
ma'ions, dyspcysa, levers, oguc, indigestion, bill
lious or nervous affections, and all diseases oi
the liver :yellow fever, gou,, rheumatism. drop
sy. 81. vnus's dance. epilepsy, paralysis, palsy
green sickncss, sr.all poys measles, whcepips
cough, scarlet fever, as,hpa, jeundicc, gravel,
stone, and all urinary distinctions, piles, sour
Wy, ItchIngs Of the skin, worms, kings evil and
all cutaneous disorders in short every com
plant 10 which the human frame is so drefully
subject, under all the varied forms and names
as the Hygeian conviction is, that man IS sub
Ject to one only real disease, that is. to the I'M
purity OF the blood. Warraniedi 10 be the gen.
uine article. ..-.,- .
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Cloths! Cloths

DLUE, black, olive, green, olive
Id green, invisible green, London
brown, russell brown, mulberry and mixed
cloths.-Bue, mixed, drab, brown, slate,
sage green and striped cassimeres.-Blue,
brown and mixed satinetts.
The above, comprising an extensive as
sortment, will be sold very lop at No. 8
Chespside by JOSEPH J. COOKE.
. N. B. J. j. @. has made an arrange
ment with first rate tailor to cut and
make Garments Of every description in
the most fashionable style at the shores'
notice. All Garments warranted to 6t.-
Ready made Clothing constantly on hand
july Goth.
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The Farmers Journal, published ai
1oles-b borough, Tennessee, cautions the
public against the impositions ofa man BY
she nsme Of Abraham N. Mills, who 10
June last, ,visitsd the village Of kingsport,
Ia that State. He FIRST held himself ou'
rs schoolmastsr, and soon engaged In
. school. He next paImed himself off as
. ,Baptis, Clergyman, and the better to en-
able hirnseifto discharge his ecclesiastical
duties, engaged himself to young LADY
y fhs neiehbothood. While he was thus
sneaasd Il hIs slabors.o Of love-" some ol
ths cjd fhshiopcd purilans thought of the
psopristy Of his having some credentials,
ssd demanded them. Not furnishing them
suspicions arose ss to bis character, and
an investig was get on foot, which re-
sulied 10 proof Of his having a wife and
si,ildrsn in Virginia, another in Missouri,
and all but one 10 Teanesses.
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The subscriber eng appointed Sole Agent
for Vending MORiSON'S HYGEiAN. UNI
vERSAL MEDICINES, for The State Of
Rhode Island. hereby gives notice that no 9TH
or person will be autbotized 10 vend said Med.
icines IN this city; but for the accommodation
of the public. have appointed agen,sin differ
ent parts Of tho State ; aad 10 guard the public
against impilions, they may rest INSURED, that
should any Medicines he offered for sale in this
State, purporting TO be .Morison's Hygeian u.
nipe,sal Medicines, by any person except my
self. or my authorized agents. that they will be
countcrfeits SAMUEL YOUNG.
Jan. o. No. lO7 Westminster. street.
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NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS,
NO. 8 oHEAPsDE.

JOSEPH j. COOKE
H AS just returned. from New York
III with large assortment Of DRY
GOODS, which he will sell as low as can
bs purchased in any city in the United
States, having been bought principally at
AUCTION and all with CASH-con-
sisting in part of the following articles, viz
CLOTHS-Super super black, fine and
common do. blues, large variety, Oh
ives, browns, mixed and mulberry, 3-4
ditto, pilot ditto.
C.aSSLNERES-Blue, mixed, drab,
sage green and striped.
Sa1IN.ETTS-Blue, black, brown and
mixed, all qualities.
FL.aJM.NELS-White, red, green, yell
low and black, figured do, cotton and
wool do, cotton do.
CARPETLNGS Light anc dark, fine
g. superfne; Wilton s. Brussels Rugs.
CALIC0ES-Every description, inclu-
ding several pieces Of beautiful French.
LI.NE.NS-All qualities.
HOSIERY-Of all kinds.
CIRCASSLANS-All qualities and col
OrS.
.MERLNO CLOTHS-Of extra quality.
SHAWLS-Super, fine and common red,
white and black Merino. Thibet wool,
raw silk, valencia and cashmere.
SILKS-Gros de Naples, gros de Ber-
lin, gros de Swiss, Italian synchews,
sarsnetts, poult de sole, forences and
satins Of all colors, some very beauti-
ful.
White and colored cambricks, muslins,
fancy hdkfs., pocket do, bobbinett and
thread edgings, A and Sd bobbinett, rib
bons, umbrellas, baskets, bed ticking,
sheetings, shirtings, dimlty, brown linen,
buckram, table covers, vestings, comfort
crs, gloves, mittens. horn and shell combs,
wadding, batting, suspenders, pins, ,braids,
tapes, bobbins, hooks and eyes, cotton
thread, linen and aiIk do, sc. sc.
Oct. 10.
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NHls Is 10 CERTIFY, That SAMUEL
~ YovNG having given assurance ofhis con.
viction in the HygeIan Theory OF Physiology, as
developed by the British College Of health, Lon
don and having furnished The necessary secu-
rty against counterfeits, is appointed Sole Agent
for vending the HYGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES AND PU 3Ll CA
TIONS, In and for the State Of Rhode Island.
In conformation whereof have this fourth
day OF January ,one thousand eight hundred
and thirty three, set my hand.
II SHEPARD MOAT.
Sole General Hygenidn agent for the Uni~
ted States of America, Snsifh>street. Brook
Ign, L. I.
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Messrs. s. & M. Allen, Of New York,
have recently obtained information which
it is thought, viii enable them to recover
the large sum Of money ($i6, ,OOc) belong
ing to them, which was stolen from q
re amboat in New York FIVE or six ears
aince. The package was stolen by -four
persons, three Of whom have handsome
estates at this time. Two ofthe offenders
are in gaol, and arrangements have beer
made to arrest the others, who reside ia
Ohio. Gazette.
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James Forten of Philadelphia, is said
by some to be worth 500, 900, though
not possessed Of a dollar at twenty -one
years Of age. He served his time at the
sailmaking business, in which he now en-
ploys over twenty hands, mostly colored
persons, who cost him $40, 900 year
He is rather an old gentleman, and was
in the state house yard, ia Philadelphia,
when the Declaration Of Independence
was first read. IIe fought also in the rev.
olution, and is said to have been some
months confined on board the infamous
old Jersey prison ship, where 40 many
Americans died, and Of which curious
account has recently been given publish
ed by VIM Peirce) by the Rev Mr. An
dros Of BerkIey, who was also on board
The private character Of MIR Forten is
spoken of as highly respectable.
journal.
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II appears from late publication Of the
American Steam Carriage Company, that
Anthracite Coal is at present successfully
used in the Locomotives on the Railroad
between Philadelphia and Germantown,
and that no sparks arise from their fires
so that all danger arising from that source
is entirely removed from railroad travelI-
ing, where this kind Of fuel is used.
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This is 10 certify, that Reuel II. Baker. Of
War. en-, MIR. David Melvill. Of Newport. Messrs
Geo. Hammond & Co. WEXFORD, Stephen g..
Benedict at the Post Office, Pawtucket, Mr..
Jefferson L. Kimball, Coventry. and. james b.
Perce, East Greenwich, are appointed Agents
for vending Morison's Hygeian Univesal Med
clnos in those towns. SAML YOUNG.
Nov 9.
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On Monday night, the Jewelry store
of E. F. Pieiffen, No. Is 10 Maiden
lane, New York, was entered by means
Of false keys, and l33 gold and silver lc-
pine, chrohometer and jewelled watches,
with considerable quantity ofjswelry,
taken therefrom.
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FRANKLIN IS ~ 8
Circulating Library.

JUST ADDED
THE Headsman, by Cooper
The Harper's head, BY james Hall
The L,le Of Sailor, by q Captain 10
the Navy 81.
The Msn-of-wars Man, by author Of
Tom Cringles log
The Invisible Gentleman
Zohrab the Hostage
The Abbess, by Mrs. Trollope
The Buccaneers, by Mrs. Hall
Fibbleton's Travels IN America
The Wings Of Scotland
The Bondman tale Of the times Of
Wat Tyler
The Robber ofthe Rhine by !. Richie
Tales Of the Caravanserai, BY }. Is.
Fraser.
Warren, Nov. 8.
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A large brick building, ofcircular form,
nearly finished for the, Brooklyn Grown
Glass Company, on the margin Of the F.
River, near the Jackson-street Ferry, fell
to the ground on Monday evening last
with tremendous crash, covering three
men under its ruins.
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Among the new works advertised in
London as ready for the press, is one en-
titled England and America a compar-
ison of the Social and Political State Of
the two Nations" in 2 vols. 8vo. Also,
"The Pilgrims Of the Rhine" a tale by
the author of Pelham. This is to be q
costly publication, illustrated with many
engravings by the first artists.
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~ The editor Of the N. York Eve
ming Star, one Of the best natured Of the
fraternity, thus discuseth:
The ags Of Editors. Almost every
journal that does us the honor 10 extract
something from the Evening Star, couples
it with a complimentary notice OF the "ret-
eran" editor, the venerable" editor and
The State printer lately referred to our
e6imaties Of age" We apprehend that
belonging to an exceedingly old family ,au
impression generally prevails that We are
the identical old Noah himself, whose mi
raculous preservation in the ark is so fire.
quently referred to in Biblical discussion
We are nearly thirty years younger than
Cobbett, M. p nearly twenty years
younger than MIR Lang seventeen youn-
ger than the venerable Mr. Richie ten
years junior to our active friend, Mr But
Ter F; quite as young as Mr. Gales, and bu,
little in advance OF Col Stone. Our son
and heir short of six years of age-our
youngest scarcely walks, and we are al
together a new beginner. We can allow
MIR Van Buren TO serve out three terms
ss President, before we are too old to be
his successor. There may be something
ingenious in the opposition answering al
our arguments, and repelling our attacks
by charge ofimbecilhy but it was no 60
IL we are spared, we will shew ourselye.
young enough to use them up before ma
ny years are over We ure doing il now
tolerably well. A clear head, sount
heart, firm hand, and an even temper
seldom bring on premature old age.
The tavern Of Peter Page, IN Fairfield
Mn xvss huSnf an tho q 4 =, ;c.s
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The steamboat Caspian, which we pub
lished an account of the destruction Of
from the St. Francisville Phoenix, we re-
joice to have in our power to say, arrived
without accident at New Orleans, and il
reported in the Louisiana Advertiser oi
the 4th inst.
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A new play by MISS Fanny Kemble
entitled the Star Of Seville, is TO be pro.
duced at one Of the English theatres il
the course Of the winter.
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:. The following elegant calculations from
the Charleston Observer, are for the es-
pecial benefit of oftobacco-chewers. A few
months ago we were told Of an Anti-Mat-
fimonial Society, formed by the young la
dies OF this town if they would establish
an .Apti-Marrying-a-T obacco-C Chewing
Husband Society, there would be more
~ it. portland Courier. s
"Allow that young man, who is Q
confirmed tobacco-chewer, may live twen-
ty-fve years. In each day, there will is
sue from his mouth half pint Of fluid too
nauseously Disgusting to describe. In
twenty years this will amount to FIVE
hundred and fifty gallons, or more than
four hogsheads of this detestable mass. :
In the Same time, allowing him only two
ounces day, he will roll as sweet NOR
eel under his tongue half a ton of the hate
ful weed, which will sicken dog or kill a
horse, forming heap Of the size of hay
stack. Then his rejected guilds would
form still larger pile. Now if such a
young man could sec ten half hogsheads
full Of abomnable filth, destined to pass
Through his mouth--a wagon load Of to-
bacco, and ten wheel barrows heaped uF
with quids, designed for an equally init.
mate association with his lips how woulc
the prospect affect hims And ifthe deli.
cate young lady who is to be the partner
of bis life could see the same, how enyia.
BILE would be her emotions!"
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Application is intended to be mande TO
the next General Assembly Of the State Of
Maryland, for an act Of incorporation for
the Merchants' Bank Of Baltimore, with a
capital of two millions Of dollars.
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COWHIDE BOOTS AND SHOES
Z. s. DavOl, Jr.

NFAs just received from the Manufacturer
S8S&l a large 10 I OF Cowhids Dooir, shoes and
Bsoynps, m ne snd boys. whi'b ne Of fret rs.
r'oek and workmsnsb p, and will be soId at ID,
lowest cssb piles. MSiS7st, 0tL -.
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Snow fell 10 the depth Of fourteen inch.
es, on Monday last, in the neighborhood
of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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SThe tannsry Of Elliott & More, in Shan
.daken, Ulster Co. New York, was con-
sumed on the night Of 22d ut. Loss ss.
tilnafed At $4,000.
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= ROLL sheet lead, 8 lbs. per square
IL foot do do do, lbs. per square
foot; d. do do, lbs. per square foot.
ALSO,
Copper and Iron Tacks for leading;-
deep sea and hand leads of different sizes.
The above are for sale as low as can be
purchased elsewhere.
LEWIS HOAR g. co.
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Cobbling in the neatest style.
DARTIcULAR attention paid to repair
- ing Boots and Shoes Of every de-
scription, at the shortest notice, south
Coles hotel. ALvAN Cole.
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Mr. Byington, an ingenious mechanic
Of Pittsburg, has commenced building u
locommotive engine to be used on COM
mon roads. Tue papers Of that town say
that he has discovered an Improvement on
ahe English plan Of construction.
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mia and block tin Ware A general assortment
Of rich and common JEwELRY ofevery pattern
and price: and in short a complete assortment
Of such articles as are found in Fancy Store.
He continues to repair and clean Clocks and
Watches, and 10 manufacture Silver Ware, and
TO attend to Job work. He hopes by strict at
ten,ion to his bushes, to please the public.
Sept.7. SYLVESTER CHILDA
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The three masted steam packet Virgin
in, Captain James Hart ,leit Baltimore on
Tuesday on her rst trip for Charleston.
She had on board number Of passengers
for the southern part Of our country, and
some on their way for New Orleans, via
the Charleston and Augusta rail road.
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The report Of the blowing up Of Lang
don Relloeg's powder mill u Lee, Mass
proves 10 be incorrect.
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The amount of -four sold the present
ssasOn to the northern section of the
State and to Vermont, says the Troy, N
York Budget, greatly exceeds that OF any
-preyious season. 1t is estimated that
moro than 40, 600 barrels have been ship
ped in this city for the places above men
.1ionsd. One cause Of the excessive de-
.mand is the very general failure of the
corn crops in those regions. We under
stand that the demand from the same quar-
Ter il still very great. q
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= TIE PhiIsdelphia Iaquircr says, "Tbe
sscosisions efMr Duane Will MT nppsas
sesiI aAsr ~ 3estinS Of Cong'sss"
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: A bill has passed the House of Repre-
sentstwes Of Georgia, by vote of one
hundred to 6fty-6ve, providing for the dis
position by lottery, Of the fractions Of land
lying within the Cherokee country.
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The roof Of the Representative Cham
Der st MiIledgevilIe, Ga. was much injur-
cd by Gre on the 18th ult. The House
adjourned in great confusion.
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The tavern Of Peter Page, IN Fairfield
Me, was burnt on the 2Ist inst.
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'Y1o 6obssssros osS(hlly solisitsd .by - sstGDfl>
bsr. 10 an iNvAbUApBB PpErAaA5seX
AoNr. u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02

10 exclafm, almost in his usual tone, "Gentle.
men of the Jury, you may retire." He then
closed his eyes, and expired. Let it be remem.
bered that his LordshIp had literally passed from
the judgment. seat to the bed Of death; that, up
to the last moment Of his career, he had forced
his fainting faculties to close encounter with
the complicated evidence adduced in case of
great importance, (the trial Of the Bristol Maeis.
trates, and that, 10 all probability, the last dis
tnct act Of consciousness which his mind per-
formed, was an effort to keep within his view the
series of facts and arguments which il would be
his duty to place before the jury, when the time
came FOR his addressing them-let all these cir.
cumstances be remembered, and there will be
little difficulty in compromising how that tran.
sient rally Of the spirit, which so commonly pre-.
cedes the immediate approach OF dissolution,
should have connected itself with the exclusive
object of his contemplation, at the instant when
the hand OF Death was letting fall the curtain
that forever to shut out all other terrestrial
though,s.-Ihe Annual Biography T. Obituary.
Remarkable Sagacify-A farmer residing near
Louth. in Lincolnshire. returning home with his
team drawn BY two oxen, the animals we're at.
tackled, on passing through field, by bull, and
very much cured The farmer, sitting in his
wagon, drove thesbeasts as fast as he.could from
their ferocious enemy, and succeeded in getting
away from him. On his arrival at home he I'M
yoked his oxen, and turned them into the straw
yard. after having applied to the injured places
in their bodies something to heal them. The fol.
lowing morning the farmer was surprised. on en-.
teriug his straw yard, to find that the two oxen
were not there. On searching for them. he found
them quietly grazing the field where they had
been attacked by the bull the preceding day, and.
at little distance, the dead bull, whom they had
sored to death.-Enghsh paper
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New Books.

lust published and on sale bv w. N. MORRISON,
81 Wilson on the Government ofthec Churches
Records of q Good Mans Life, by Rev Chas Tay.
lor NJ A author Of "Msy you like it" 10 this
Religionl" and " Fire side Bo <"
Brittan's Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church, contained in Q series Of letters
addressed to the Right Rev Benjamin T. Onder.
donk, ID D, Bishop Of the Diocese Of New York.
" Re ready always TO give an answer to every man
that ssseh you reason for the hope that is in you"
The EtymologcaI Encyclopedias Of Technical Words
and Phrases used in the Arts and Sciences, and OF
many words in common use, with popular quotations
from foreign languages, and their Transitions from
the best authorities by D. J. Browne, author OF the
Sylvia mericana, Editor Of the Naturalist, &c.
mar 20
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The Ruling Passion Strong IN death: The
,lo.;ny noments Of Lord Tenderden's lite was
marked BY a circumstance which singalar'y es.
. nJif;ed the tenacious hold Of the mind upon
what has been its predominant occupation. Inc
family ~ the venerable Judge were standing 10
mu,e sorrow around his bed, watching his last
s,ruooIes: when he was observed feebly to move
his hand along the pillow. as il in the act Of writ,
ing aud Immediately afterwards ne was heard
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VlTIsHEs to purchase FURs of different kinds, via
w 10000 muskrst skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
20, 600 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 redfox do
$500 grey fox do
1,500 wild cat do
And he determined give the highest cash price
Those having Furs sell, will find it their advantage
to Civ. him call.
lie would inform his old customers and the public
generally that he still manufactures as good work as
can be found in the District his old stand, opposite
Mr Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store. King street,
Alexandria Jan 2l-d3m