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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-05
~HNcfuMery, &c &.
,h;ng,cn c'ty. Nav s. lSSS-tf

A BREAsr at his Shop on Roya
street, has inst received from New YORK a small
ss,or,nen, fPERFUuERY and other articles, which
he would We happy TO dispose of, Amongst which are
the following;
c.nr;,. hears oil With a number of other
Suner;,r antique 10 descriptions
N.nles do Cologne, lavender, Flori'
r, new and said to be su da and Bay water
,.r;or ar,iclel Very fine Naples soap, for
Superior toiict powder shaving
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brushes euris, Puhs
prest,n salts An assortment ofhsndso''e
Persian rose soap Sto'kS
Bitter almond do Venus pomatum, tos oye'
Vcrn,cuI,r ana Ceylon do ing red or grey hair black
Jessamlne and violet do Penknives, raz rrs, sc.
To which he will be constantly adding.
~ Ladies can have almost any description OF Hair
work to orler, al short notice. Cur.s re dressed
lie hopes, by strict attention to business. to merit a
share of public patronage in the line Of his profession
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-05

RemOVNA.
Fl WHITE respectfully informs his friends and
D.. the public, that he has removed his Boot and
Shoe Store on King street, 2 doors above Fairfax
street. where he is opening a large ard general assert.
ment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
most of which were made to order and will be sold
low.
Also, of his own manufacture, Shoes Of all descrip.
tions, Of the latest style and best materials. He is now
manufacturing ladies' fine kid Slippers, French style
All kinds of SHOES made to order.
may Aft
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Wines, NiaMors, &c.

W lhes, AIlVtt0rs, sc.
TIVE subscriber, having oeea an import ter and Deal
of every description. old and pure, in wood and bottles
Also, a general assortment of the best selected articles
IN the GROCERY LINE.
II rhe Bottled W,nes-upwards of 500 Dozen.
nae xed in cases of one and two dozen esch-havebeen
selected from the most approved brands London Par
t;cular Madeira. mart of which late from India, yer,
old; riuta and Burgundy do, sercial and Bua' do
Gordou's pure Grape Juice DO Old sherryi superior
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook; with u var'
ETY. Of French and other Wines.
All of which will be sold at the most reduced prices
GUY ATKINSON s SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandra.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Sunday afternoon last
by Rev. Mr.. hathaway, Mr.. ALvAc
Cole, to Miss LfDIA Burn HoAn, only
daughter of Mr.. Samuel Hoar, all Of thi.
town.
On Sunday evrning last, By Rev. Mr
Welsh, Mr.. JEkEMIAH iJoLLs to Mis-.
HANNAH +. WHEELER, daughter of the
late MIR. Cyril Wheeler, all ofthis town
[Accompnnyingthe above notice was q
generous slice of wedding cake. Such
donations as these are always acceptable
by the Printer. 1hey will please accept
our thanks.
On Tuesday evening hst, by Rev. Mr.
Hathaway, Mr.. HENRY HILL, formerly
of Brooklyn, IL. l. to Nh is. HANNAH G
EDDY, of this town.
In Swanzcy, on Monday afternoon last,
by Rev. Mr.. Hsthaway, C,pt. WILLIAM
TuRHER, Of this town, to Miss JOANNA
NoRruAM, daughter Of the hte Mr.. Jo-
ssph Nor,hnm, Of Rohobo'h
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NTa Court OF Probate holden within snd
"a for the town Of Warren. on Monday ;, be
4th day Of February, a. ID 1tsss, THO Admins.
irator on tho cstate Of JARVIS B. BgNEN,
late of Warren, deceased, presented his ac-
count for allowance:
whereuponit 10 ordered and dscreea ,ha,
Of Probate, 10 be holden at tho Town Clerk Z
Office, in soid Warren; on the 6rst Monday in
March next, at o'clock, p. VI. and that prev
ious notice be given BY publishing this orde,
three several times in the Northern Star, 10 ali
persons interested to appear at t.at time ,if they
shall soc cause, opd be heard.
witness,
s. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
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FEB. rs 1889

VMNHE subscriber contemplating a
IL new arrangement in his business.
requests all persons indebted to him, eth
or by Note or Book Account, to call and
settle the same previous to the 9th Of
February, lc33,as all remaining unsettled
on that day, viii without distinction, bo
placed in the possession of LEVI HAILr,
Esq. for immediate collection. AS there
is no mistake about il, he hopes every ono
will govern himself accordingly.
An persons having demands against
the subscriber, are requested to present
tho same to him for settlement, previous
to that time. JOHN LUTHER.
Dec, 10, 1882.
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NOTlCE is hereby given that the
AZ subscriber has been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for the
town ofWarren, Guardian of the persons
and property Of SARAH Cole and ELIz-
ABErH Co.'s, minors, and daughters oI
the late Mr.. George Cole. All persons
indebted to said Minors are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands 10 6present the same for al
lowance, within six months from this date.
ISAIAH COLE, Guardian.
Feb. 9. u CIV.
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AT NO. e, CHEAPSIDE.

JUST received superior lot of, broad-
cloths, cassimeres, satinots, brown and
drab petersham, dutlills, kcrseys, SC. SC.
TO the examination of%hich, ai. limited
invitation is extended. y.
I 1hcse Cloths, we can have manufacf.
ured, II requested, into Garments of snv
fashion, by Tailor, with whom, punrt-
nalhy is the order, and Of whose abilities.
in his profession we are confident. There
fore, every Garment made BY him, of our
Stock, wHl be warranted, and no person.
will be expected 10 take one, unless Il
suits his shape. s. DAVOL s. son,
Nov. 3,
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LONG ROOM!!!

MUST received and now opening a
% fresh supply Of Dry Goods, consist
ing of A and 5-4 common and super
bIeached and unbleached sheetings and
shirtings, super and common Tickings,
Calicoes, corded camb.ics, bed lace,
blond lace, linen and cotton edgings,
brown linen, table cloths, sewing cottons,
patent linen threads, cotton cords, ribbons
elk and cotton hdkts, lacings, pins, nee
dies, woolien gloees and mittens, IL. S.
gloves, lO-4 and 1914 blankets, red fan
ncls, mixed cassimeles, and variety O,
seasonable articles all of which will be
offered at prices unusually low.
Jan. 26. VIM, 4. WHEATON.
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Admimistratrir Notice .

.Administrairir's Notice.
FEVIIE Subscriber hereby gives notice
n that she has been appointed Ad-
ministratrix on the estate Of
81, STANTON BURTCH,
late Of Warren, deceased, and has given
bonds as the law directs. She therefore
requests all persons indebted to said es.
tate to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them ior
settlement to
PHEBE BURTCH, Admr's.
Feb. 2.
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DIED.

. In Darlington, on Thursday evening
last, Miss Patience Kelly, aged. about
85 years. funeral this afternoon, at 2
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are re-
questec to attend without further notice.
In Seekonk, on Thursday last, Will
liam, son Of Mr.. NAthan G. Lewis, aged
IL years. Funeral, tomorrow morning,
at ! l o'clock; relatives and friends arc
requested to attend without further notice.
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Erecufor's Notice.

N Office is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed
by the honorable Court Of Probate oftht
town of Warren, Executor Of the las
Will and Testament of
-. ROBY KELLY,
late of Warren, deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust and given bonds
as the law directs. He therefore requests
all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands to present them for settle
ment as soon as may be.
ANDREW JoHoNNoT, Executor.
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REMOVAL.

Nrxu~..,. HEJHOVy7L.
VsNs3 Door. J. b. CHACE,
Respectfully informs his friends
81 sA that he has removed to the
sss1fs house lately occupied by Capt.
Cyril Martin, on the corner of Miller aud
Water street, where he will attend to tho
duties of his profession, in all its various
branches; hoping the experience of twcn
ty-four years successful practice, may en-
title him to public confidence, and share
of public patronage. may I9.
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WATCHES.

g. CHILDS has just received from
Se Boston, a beautiful assortment q
English and Gcnevc Watches, among
which are superior levers, cilindcr, and
verge escapements, a'i Of which he eau
sell as low as can be purchased else
where. Jan. a6.
Hc will also pay particular attention to
repairing Quodrants and Compssses.
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W. have always heard from our youth
up that Litchfield is a famous place for
Lawyers, and that poets have occasional
ly vegetated in that region, for,
sM LiIehfsld County mud and Clay
Was jovmedthe fesh Of Hiiliam Ray
But from the report Of Mr.. John M.Hal-
ley to a committee Of the New York Con
vention, it appears that it has become no
less famous for Mouse and Rat TraPs;-
Nine thousand Ave hundred dollars being
the annual amount Of production in this
article. Three hundred nnc eighty two
thousand dollars is the amount put down
id Clocks !; but of the amount in Nut
megs the report is silent.
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During the debate on South Carolina
affairs in the Senate on Monday, one OF
the thirteen gilt stars which support the
festoons around the chamber, dropped
out, nor could it be replaced during the
day. This in "Roman times," would
have been considered omnious.
The reported death of Henry Eckiord
ESQ, is contradicted by letters received
by his family, dated two days later than
,bose received via Boston, from which the
story originated. IN. Y. Advocate.
a Mr.. John Nelson, on bis return
e.or, a funeral in Philadelphia on Wed,
nesdny last, fell in the street aa' e'p"'0
Instantly.
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BOAT LOST.

" OST in the gale on Wednesday
a night, the 10th January, boat be-
longing to the 6chr. Columbus, about IL
foot long, painted lead color. A suitable
reward will be paid by the subscriber al
Newport, for the recovery of said Boat.
SOLOMON N. BARLOW.
Newport, Feb. 7th, 1893. 3w.
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den at Dighton, in and for said County.
on the eighth day of February, A. ID.
1893.
NNInERrAs horace N. PECK.
Wv Administrator of the Estate Of
ROBERT PECK, late of Swanzey, in said
County, deceased, has offered for allow
once his first account Of his administra-
lion of the estate Of said deceascd ard
a'so his private account, amounting to
thirty-seven dollars and eighty cents, a.
gainst said estate, and claim for ain al
Iowance 10 the widow Of said deceased !:
OnpERED, ,dhat the FIRST Friday after tho
first Tuesday in. March next, at ten o.
clock before noon, at the Court OF Pro-
bate then to be holden at Dightou, in said
county, bo assigned FOR taking the said
accounts and allowance into consideraL
tion and that the said Horace NJ. Peck,
give public notice thereof to all persons
interested, by causing au attested copy of
this order to be published three weeks
successfully In fhc Northern Star, a news
paper printed in Warren, before the said
time, that they may be present, and shew
cause ifany thoy have, why the said ac-
counts should not be allowed.
II. BAYLlES, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy
Attest, a. BAssErT, Register.
Feb. 9.
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tTa,rfn Social EluI,

The Eegular meeting will be held on
Monday evening next, at their Room
Question for discussioh.-" Will the rev.
enue of the United States be lessened by
taking off the protective duties"
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Clerical Changes. We learn that the
Rev. VIM. II. Beeclset, of Newport, has
received call from THE South Church in
Middletown, Conn. TO Become sheir pas
tor, and has accepted the invitation. t1he
Rev. Mr. CLonlcs, Of the same town, has
accepted the call Of the First Baptist
Church, in New Bedford, Mass. to be-
come their pastor. .-C Prov. Journal.
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:. WETHERSFIEID
ONION SEEp,'

Xa$& 3, A small LOT Of this article car
2&&k he had or very reasonable
- terms, if applied for soon, war.
ranted to be Of a very Superio.sr quality
Also, Bristol Onion Seed, raised by
Mr.. Chafee, which teeds no other rec
ommenda,ion. i. Lisewisc, 4 large and
general assoTtmeht of G AR ID f N
SEEDS, COLLECTED from the best Gard
ners in New England. Gardners, now
is the time to. procure your Seeds for the
coming season, while they are plenty and
cheap. Apply a! the Old Seed Establish
mept, No, Q, Market-s,reet, by =.
]. WILLIAMS.
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TURNER & sALIsBUnY,

H AVE this week received cloths for
AA top coats, mix'd cassimorcs, red
iiannols, wcolen gloves, do stockings,
brown and bleached sheetings and SHIRT
ngs, black silk velvet, sewing silks, Sc
which added to their former stock, makes
their assortment pretty fair--all OF which
are for sale. water-st Jan. &c.
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61ArT BOXES.-JAmxs GAhDNER has
~ just received lot of cart and Wagon box
es Of all sizes. Feb. o.
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VALUABLE T.dTER.N STAND
FOR SALE.
CONNER CIAL HOTEL.

NvxA This establishment is now Of
1:U:&k. fered for sale, and presents en-
ILL., opportunity ofrare occurrence
to capitalists. During tho
past year it has been fitted up in the most
thorough manner, having been enriched
with Il splendid dancing haIl, commo-
dious dining room, and convcnientcook
ing apartment. 1t contains 8 large rooms
on the floor, with the most ample accom-
modatjons for convenience or comfort -.
The lodging rooms are constructed in the
most approved tnannef. Attached to the
house are two large barns, and two sheds
for horses and carriages and outlands
for gardens and other uses. Possession
Will be given on the first day. of April
next. For further information apply to
Mr. HENRY II. LUTHER, orto
JAMES COFFIN, Proprietor.
Warren. Feb, 9.
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JOHN De WOLF, Cd.
Bristol, Dec. 22, 1882. Ct.

x-rzzvz.usE, STOCK at AUCTTON.
E ys1S There will be sold at Pub
WW lick Auction, on Monday,
"rs.. the 4lh day Of .March next,
at Q o'clock, P. NJ. on Farm owned by
Martin Peirce, Jr. in Warren, (and az
present in the. occupancy Of Rowland
Brown, three first rate Cows. IL the
weather should not be fair on that day,
the sale will be deferred until the next
fair day at the aforesaid time and place.
MARTIN PIERCE, JR.
Feb. .. 1w
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Cobbkng in the nfatesf style.
DARrIcULAR 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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1MEDICIME E & SURGERY,
EhR. MOOR H., Tenders his
E0 thanks to the Citizens of Warren s.
Vicinity, for the liberal patronage lie has
received /; and would inform them that he
has removed his Office to the NewSStoro
in Water-street, at the Sign Of GALEN's
HEAD; whefe ho ~il be always ready to
attend to the various calls in the differ
ent Branches of his profession. He will,
in addition, as leisure may permit, attend
to dressing, filling, filing, and various 9TH
or Operations on the Teeth.
Feb. 9.
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OF Payta tn Sept. ship Equator, Rid
dell, with 1900 hbls. { instead Of Octobel
as before reported.
At CulIao Sept. 9th, ships Uncus.
Bunker, OF Falmouth, with 1000 bbls. oil
Gideon Rowland, Sherman, New Bed
ford, 1000; Richard Mitheli, Gwinn, Nan
tucket, 800.
The U. 3. ship Potomac, Com. Dow
mes, arrived Valparaiso about Goth Oct
-all well. The ship Wm. Tell had
completed her repairs, and would sail a.
bout 20th Nov. for N. Y. with 1000.
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MARINE LIST.

The sloop Eliza Smith, from this port, in 60
ing up Providence river, " ednesday afternoon,
when of Fox Point wharf, was struck by a
squall, am thrown on her beam epds-she soon
tafter righted, with loss Of five empty hhds. oil
deck.
| Arr at New Orleans, nth, Creole, Poge; N.
York; AspasIa, do. Cid 18th, Atlas, fnomp-
son. for New York; Crawtofds Gardner, Tor
Charleston.
The US. schr. Porposc, from Norfolk, in
pursuit of the pirates who olundered tho trig
! .excan. Of Salem, put MID Fsysi with loss Of
topmast, repaired, aud sailed again about 7sh
December.
Touched at Pnyta Oct. 18th, Osprey, Calder,
Of New Bedford. 18th. Robert Edwards, Eow-
iOnd, oI do. 18th, Baena, Fosdick, Of do.--
Gath, Huron, Lawrence, Of Hudson. 2bth, IRIS,
Coffin, OF New Bedford. 3lst, Zsnas-C Colin;
Swain, OF Nantucket; Martha. " hippey, do,
Nov. ist, Arab, Bunker, of fairhasea. <ts,
Hector, Morse, OF New bedford.
Captain Clark, ofthe ship Abigail, was nshore
al Payta. Oct. 3d, recovering from q severe III
ness-hIs skip had gone 10 Tombis to water,
und was expected to return in day or two.
Arr at Newport; Wednesday. ship Liverpool,
Russel, from cape oil Good ;lope. Tor n Bedford.
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Commonwealth Of JMussachusetis.
BRIsToL, SIS. AT a Court of Probate ho1-
den at Dighton, in and for said County.
on the eighth day of February, A. ID.
1899
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SPANISH ClGARS.-A low. boxes of real
w q" Habsna .Cis"ios," just received and on
sale at Love ROOM. Feb.8.
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nNOUBLE MlLLED FLkNNEL.-- English
~ A double millod white flannel, Of supe
nor quility, on sale at LoNG ROOM. Feb, g.
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YRRASS KLTTLES Of different sizes, for sale
- py JAMES GARpNER. Feb. 9.
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gNRACE CHAINS Of 4 different que Iities. 70
~ sale by JAMES GARDNER. Feb. D.
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The DAILY Advertiser, and semi-week.
sy American, have been discontinued
The Microcosm will eontirue TO es pub.
Eshed as heretofore, and advocate the
cause Of anti-masonry.
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aHOvELs.-6 doz, shovsls OF different quail
~ tiles and prices, for svfo by
Feb. 8. JAMES GGRpNEn,
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RIcnMoND, Jan, 28.-Mr Leigh SCI
out Yesterday on his mission to S. Carroll
ma. He carries with him his credential.
under the groat seal Of the commonwealth
---and repairs forthwith TO Charleston
where Governor Hayne and Gen. Hamil.
ton now are. The one may call the lie
r,slature-und the other the Convention
according @ as it may be deemed expedient
Mr.. l.. expects to reach Charleston BY
the first of February. Compiler
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Flour IN New YoRK.-The quan.
tity of -four now in New York, for sale
has been ascertained by careful investi
cation, to be very nearly as follows
New York Superfine, including whea
in mills on the East River, 25, 200 barrels
Western, 80 900 Troy, l75 Southern,
47,15O-Total, llO,525.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

, ed until about the age of thirty. Find
ing it at length indispensibly necessary
to turn her attention to matrimony, or
become in fact, what she already was in
name, an old maid; she remarked to her
friends that she had come to the conclu-
sion of spending few weeks at Lyme,
for the purpose of counting her cousin
Matthew.
On her arrival at Lyme. she found her
cousin Matthew, who was also consider
ed an old bachelor, more disposed to de-
vote his attention to his Coke and Lit
Teton, than -,o-bis- cousin Ursula; but
she was determined at all events to bring
him to the point. She occasionally would
meet him in the hall or on the stairs,
and after carelessly passing him turn
round and eagerly inquire, "what's that
YOU said" TO which he would reply, that
he hadn't said any thing. After seve-
raj unsuccessful attempts to make him
understand, she met him one day on the
stairs, and after making the usual answer
she hastily replied, swell think its time
you had" Matthew could not avoid
taking the hint, and in short time after
they became one of the most happy ana
respectable couples in Connecticut.
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Farm for Sale.
ypril 90.

MY virtue Of deed OF rust .nc ono.
1scriber will on Friday t'e @o,n gay
OF June next at | O'Clock 4 M oher ~
the Premises the Farm OF Isaac oahh;'n'
tsq. adjoining to Chester Town, ct'h.a' u
ing between FIVE and six hundred acres
The desirable situation OF the propsl,,
~. the immediate vicinity OF mari e.
f,r it's products, the advantage OF an eNi =
tcllent grist mill within few yards OF
NE dwelling and the convenience 10
means of ferlalizing the soil ,press n,
strong inducements to persons disposed
nmake an Investment in lands.
A minute description is omitted IN
The expectation that any one inclined 10
purchase will view the property unless
lready we'll acquainted with il.
II will be sold entire or IN parcels US
NAV best suit the wishes Of bidders:
x Bond with approved security VIII le
required for the payment OF the puresha sc
money in three equal instalments OF 81 X
Twelve and eighteen months with ihter's.
Terms more particularly stated on '''
lay of sale, crrAMprps
C,,ar Town Trustee