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NTa Court of Probate holden within and
IN for tho town Of Warren, Oct. l3, 1884,
---Applcst ion was made Tor the appointment OF
on Administrator on the estate ofJOliN =.
BROWN, late Of Warren, deccased,-lr Is
OaprRED, that the considers, alton thereof be re-
fsrred to a Court OF Probate to be holden at
said Warren, 90 the 2nd Monday Of November
next, and that previous notice be given TO oil
concerned. by publishing this order ihieo sever
Al times in the Northern Star, at which tune all
porsons interested may appear and be heard.
ols 3. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
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THE OoMsTITUTIoNALIsT
WARREN, II. !. OCT 25, 1884.
COMMUNICATED.
a DIALOGUE ABOUT THE LITE
CONTENTION.


CONTENTION.
A. Good morning MIR. B.-As you
are u member ofthe Convention will you
give me short account Of their proceed
ings
B. Yes sir. But we did very little,
and Twill comprise our doings in as few
words as possible, and with such accura-
|cy that there may be no mistake.
A. Pray proceed Sir.
B. The Convention met, the members
were qualified, and proceeded to business
they proposed various amendments to
the Constitutional Charter OF the State,
and adjourned to meet again in Novem-
ber.
A. Very concisely stated, Sir, btspas
1 have paid some attention to the pro-
ceedings as they took place, you will take
no offence if l comment freely upon your
short statement.
B. Not the least
A. am not disposed to deny that the
Convention met, though they did not do
so on the first day ass igned for their meet
ing, but l understood you to say the
members were qualified
j. Most certainly.
A. by which l suppose you mean
they were all found to be eligible to their
seats
b. Yes.
A. Do you think United States Of
ficer eligible to seat in the Convention,
he not being eligible to a scat in the Leg
islature, and the Act which authorizes
the Convention providing that its mem
bers should have "like qualifications Z"
| b. Ihad not thought ofthat, but do
not sec why the United States should not
have one delegate to the Conyention, as
well rs that some of the towns should
have more than a relative. proportion
merely because dead king of England
gave them an arbitrary number in Co
lonial Assembly.
A. ] agree then that the members
were qualified. Now let us see if they
proceeded to business.
B. Talking, you know, is the princi-
pal business in dcliberativc assemblies.
A. Right-So you all proceeded to
talk suppose.
B. No--Only three or four who spoke
twenty or thirty times each, and about as
many more halfas often. But to be Sc
rious ! think agreeing on the articles was
the principal business to which the
Convention proceeded.
A. Who proposed the Articles The
Convention or MIR. Hazard
B. MIR. Hazard.
A. When amendments wero propos-
cd by others, were they proposed to the
Convention, or to MIR. Hazard
b. Generally to MIR. Hazard. Is
A. Were they adopted unless agreed
to by Mr.. Hazard 7
B. Certainly not-that was n matter
of course.
A. Then by whom was the business
done BY the Convention or by MIR.
Hazard.
b. do not like your Socratic meth
cd, think they call it, by which you mar
row down subject in this manner to n
single point.
A. But you promised to take no Of
fence.
d. Neither do l-prny proceed, a.
gree that MIR. Hazard, and not the Con-
ycnton, proceeded to business.
A. But why do you call the Articles
/" Amendments ?" Did the Convention
vote to call them go
d. No-But we have already agreed
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-REUOBOTH,-

RI AS for sale about 100 cords of pitch
lA pine and white pine wood, that is
very handsome, and well seasoned, s. is
cut good length. He will sell the pitch
pine for So per cord, and the white pine
Tor l6 shilings per cord, for cash down
at the delivery OF the wood Also, small
pine wood for sale at my house, for 81 %
per cord. This wood was cut the past
winter and split and drawed to my house
about 5 miles from Warren. II any per
son in Warren wants to buy any Of the
pitch pine wood, ! will bring it to them
Tor S. per cord, or the white pine woot
Tor $3.50 per cord.
lfany gentleman wants to buy any O
this kind of wood, should be glad if the,
would favor me with their custom.
100 large cedar rails for ale low fol
cash. 3w. Octsl8.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

COMMONWEALTH Of JMdsSdchuseHs.
BRIsroL ss At Court ofProbate holden at
Dghton, on the tenth day Of October, A. d.
1891,
on the foregoing petition-Ordered. that
JOB MASON above named give notice to all
concerned in the estate of NATHANIEL G..
WOOD Of Swanzey, in said County, minor, OF
the tendency of the foregoing petition, by caus-
ing an attested copy thereof. and Of this order
10 be inserted in the NORTHERN STAR, a
newspaper printed in Warron, three weeks sue
cessively. the last publication to be previous to
the FIRST Friday after the first Tuesday in Novcm
Der next, on which day Court Of Probate will
bs holden at Dighton, when and where nil per-
sons in nterested IN the estate Of the said minor
may appear and DO head concerning said Pc
tition. ii. BAYLlES, Judge OF Probate.
Il true copy-.at:est,
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To the Honorable HODU.aH BAYLIES
Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the


Judge Of the Court Of Probate for The
county Of Bristol.
n T Court Of Pro bate holden at Dighton,
IN in and for said County, on the tenth day
Of October, A. ID. 1884 JOB MASON. Guar
dian TO NATHANIEL G.. WOOD. mi
nor. under the sge Of twenty-one years, OF
Swanzey, in the county Of Bristol, respectful y
represents, that the personal estate Of said mi
nor is insuffic c:en,, by the sum Of One hundred
and four Dollars and eighty -four Cents, to pay
the Just debts which the said minor owes,w hich
appears from the third account Of said Guard.
ian. He therefore requests your Honor to
grant him license to sell at Public Auction, as
much OF the real estate Of said minor as shall
raise the sum Of One hundred and thirty -four
dollars for the payment Of the said minors
Just debts, charges Of sale, AMI incidental char
gss, agreoably to law Of this Common weolth
in such cases made and provided.
JOB MASON.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
JUNE SESSION-NEWPORT.

JUNE SESSION-NEWP
Debate on the Bill for calling Conren-
tion 10 amend the Constitutional Charte,
| Of this State.
Continued from our last.
Mr. HAILE-I understand that The
resolution embraces two questions. 1t is
proposed to delegate to persons, elected
by qualified voters, powers for the pur-
pose of framing amendments to the pres
ent, or forming new constitution, to be
submitted to the people for their approval
or disapproval. Now, Sir, it is ques-
ton of expediency how that authority
shall be exercised. We do not propose
to change our present form Of govern
ment by legislative enactments. Sir, the
people have spoken in voice that can
not longer be mislnterpreted. They say
that the time is come when the change in
our circumstances demands change in
the form OF government. IT we recur to
the history of our ancestors, we find that
originally this government was, as it
was intended to be,a democratic republic
The qualifications were such as embrace
ed majority, II very large majority of
the adult white male citizens over the
age of twenty one years. Now, Sir, these
have changed by the force Of circumstan-
ces.
The power has crept from the hands Of
tho people, and the time has now arrived
when the power is exercised by less
number than majority. We arc to pro-
pose a redress of this grievance we are
to put the question what form OF govern
ment is to be exercised over our popula-
ton and we ought to put it to them in
such manner that It may be determined
by majority of the good white male citi-
zens who are above the age Of twenty
one yenrs. Now, Sir, think the mo-
ton of the gentleman from Bristol is cal
culated to present the question in a fair
manner. There is nothing unfair, moth
ing inconsi stent in it we do not by this
act change the representation Of this
House. If the people do not accept
this institution, the government will re-
main as it does now. apprehend the
course proposed by the gentleman from
Newport is attended with as many diff
culties as this. We are about to eslab-
lish government on permanent foun-
da,ion. Well, SIR, the course which
that gentleman recommends, is TO submit
il to a portion of the people less than n
majority, and vote OF less than four
thousand will fix constitution upon you,
while there will be sixteen thousand OF
the white male citizens above tho age Of
twenty one who will have no voice in this
matter. Now the plan Of the gentleman
from Bristol appears to mo much better.
One word as to the qualifications Of those
who are to determine upon the form Of
which is to be submitted to
them for adoption--onc word rs TO the
extension of suffrage. And here beg
leave TO be understood as speaking the
opinion of my fellow citizens. They have
peti,.Onod here fer redress, e;.!: s..: those
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.Sk SHIP ROS.ALIE-

KHS SHIP ROSALIE.
ESg#rA For sale, two shares in the
SssS5$;55s tss5;5s !, whale ship Rosalie, about $50
tons burthen, together with
casks, shocks, tow line, and all her appur-
tenances as she came from sea. Ii not
disposed Of previous to the 10Th of Nov
the shares will then be sold at Public Auc
ton. Apply to JAMES DRIscoL.
OctlI. 4w.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, Oct l3, 1884.
sssE.s;SW s .; W .Ss%s Tss;%:". srS'Ss 90 IL
SMITH, late Of warron, deceased, has this day
been presented 10 this Court for rroba,c.--It
wa. ordered. that tho consideration thereof oe
,elerr d to "A Court of Probate, to be hold
en- Mt tho Town Clcrk's Office, on the 2nd Mon
day in November next. at 2 clock, p. NJ; and
tha, previous notice DO given, by publishing
this o, dor ~ tho Northern Star, TO all persons
interested 10 appear at ,aid time and place, il
they soc lit, ard DO heard. BY Order,
S. RANDALL, Probate CLERK.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

kk6 For sale, one thirty-second
KwHEs part of the substantial ship
SIstf44szs :, BENJAMIN RUSH, now on q
whaling voyage in the Pacif
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, and is first
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August g.
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STOVES.

JAMES GARDNER has now OH hand
an assortment of Cooking Stoves, which
will be sold at the Manulactory prices
Likewise, large assortment of FIRE
FRAMES. OctII.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.
BRIsroL 81. Al Court Of Probate holden Al
Dgh,on, on the tenth day Of October, a. ID.
1884.
nm tho foregoing petition Ordered, that
W. JOB MASON, above-named, give no.
tice TO all concerned in the estate Of FREE
LOVE NJ. WOOD, Of Swanzey, III said county,
a minor Of the pendcncy Of the foregoing pc
ttion, by causing an attested copy thereof, and
Of this order to be inserted in the NORTHERN
srAa, a nowspapc, printed in Warren, three
weeks successvoiy, the last publication to be
previous to the first Friday after the first TUES
day in November NEXT, on which day Cohrt OF
Probate will be holden at Digh,on. when and
where all persons interested in the estate Of said
minor, may appear and be heard COM erning
said petition.
B>YLIEs, Judge Of Probate.
a tue Copy Attest,
Octls A. BASSETT, Register.
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10 The Honorable eHODUAH BAYLIk..

To the rableHODUAH BHYLiEsS
Judge ofth Court Of Probate for the
County Of Bristol.
Al a Court OF Probate holden at Dighton in and
for said County, on the tenth day Of Octo-
bor, A: ID. 1884.
~OB MASON, Guardian TO FREELOPE
q M. WOOD, Of Swanzey. in sud County, a
minor, under the ago Of tweniy-one years, re-
specially represents, that the personal estate
OF said minor is insufficient, by the sum Of One
hundred and four dollars and eigh,y-tour Cents,
10 pay the just debts which the said minor owes,
which appears from tho third account OF said
Guardian. He thefore requests your honor TO
grant him license TO sell at Public Auction, us
much Of the real estate OF said minor as shall
raise tho sum Of One hundred and thir,y-four
Dollars for the payment Of the said minors just
debts. charges Of sale, and incidental charges,
sqreeably TO q law OF this Commonwealth in
such cases made and provided.
JOB MASON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-26

GoseFaor Hayne had issaed q pFoclamniien recom-
meadng al citizens obey the occasion 81 fhe COugIs
relative % what i called The Tess Oase.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-06-26

Mr.. Brown. Il Is possible both may Be pro-
vided Cor. Mr.. Barry may be seat abroad 60
Chill or BFaziL aud IN the upturuiuEs Mr..
Brown may be transported to some one Of
the other Departments. where he viii have
nothing to do with money matiers.-R.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

Notice i hereby given, thatsn the l7th
day Of November inst. = writ Of domestic
attachment was- issued By me, ]. q. Lam
|son. Justice Of the Peace in and for the
county Of Wayns, 1t the instancs and up
Ion the AFFIDAVIT Of Joel Hiatt, (of the 6rm
Of Moore snd HAITI against the goods,
|chattels, credits and effects Of Sylvester
Hopping. m abscoading debter, BY virtue
|of which writ, one bed and beaste cad, one
breakfast table, one set Of chairs, one lot
0f wood, ore Borsau, corner cupboard,
s&and, and sundry other articles, have
been attached ~ the property efSylvsstss
Hopping; and that on the 18th day Of De-
|oember next. At my o1kce in Milton in said
couety. I will prsceed to hear and decide
op0D the said attachment. Of which thu
seid Sylvester Hopping and all other per.
seus co co0cernsd viii take notice.
. ]. NIAMPSON. ]. p.
Nov. % 1884. tsf
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29
TAKEN UP b Johs Hus..,

or Washisgten Tswaship, Wayso eoss'1
~ lad. % Or about tho let of Nove0bes.
Scr ssessy stsass - VT I pied, supposod
10 - yeaN ed next spring, = srked With
il crop sad nnder bit - each ear, appsais.
|o6 - $50 . ped ons, marked With .
|swallow fork II the right ear, aud slit in
'ths len. Appraised 70 $3.50, . brown one
marked with ersp Of ths LETT. and : slit
lin the came. appraised 70 $3.50. the 9Th .
|laseo red stsar, sapPosed to be & or fvs
|yesn old, masked . swallow. fork h the
right sud sicrOp OF the lelt ear. and =
white slip Of about . foot in lsngth On his
|s.ii, spPsaissd % Sl2,O0. BY Jacob Grew
|ell and Jarard Matthews.
! certify the above q b . tsus copy
from my estray book.
wM. LAMBERT, J. p.
Nnv. %. 1891. 1t
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

VALUABLE r OPERTT FOR SALH
THF subscriber offers Ter sAie his dwsi.
f~g Ho.e> and Lat aafnstaA o. iha
east eide Of Frsnt atrae1.16Bo t6WJSe
Richmond, and now occupied BY Mr.. Isaac
Barnes. The dwelling b . comnlodious
two story Frame, well suits1 for board
ing house. =
Any person wishing to purchase this
pleasant residencs, vill plssss call On Nr.
Stephen B. Stanton, Who = uiilmake known
the terms.
EDWARD q BEESON.
August 23, 1884. II
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

~ AIKEN UP by Samuel Woodwork fv-
= ing in Whitesives township. Randolph Co.
Indsanas one 0tray geSdsng, bny with MACK
fsst, lexs, name and tail, some saddle marks, d
bout lS3 hands high. supposed to b ten a. twel-
ve yssss obi, shod before; no other marks per
csisshis. Appsairsd IN twsnty dollars By John
Monks ard David Lasley.
TIE shove i trse copy from my Estray
PAUL w. wAYJ.P.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29
AnMINIsTEATOiR,s Sale

~ He ssdersignea Admisatraser of the
- Astass q Bsr1aBas Crossy. deceased.
late 81 Fsystts eosptx, a. viz - Satsr-
4a1. tAs .lalh day e Dscsnbss, 1854. ssu
q % oJfe salo q lho Sovx of Coanossvii1e
~ taIls~ipg articles ef prspersy, belong
- e The eaid eetste, 70 cit. The uodivi-
Ia - Aalf efa Plating odcs, s2 esPiss
lf6a1lt okstchss q the West, s1sall
Spak. TAo eehsr Aaaf ct the Ppisaiux
49, sunsa b. Frsnes Gallagher. .s1
Ie6 ee1 q the sams sims. The Psio-
e. O4co = ~ ssoe spen which IL b.
- Ssaeinsl vas kes ,Prineed: ss1 1esu-
J1e - - 1mpssia Casa Ire Pres,
9kS DatsatsS = lssge .aasortmeAe -
1ylos e1ee, ce0Psaiog stioks, stands, ca
Q1,GAIleys, &C., together With ssery thing
66e6ssaFy Or . coantry s6cs.
1Agm1seriais are principally new aud
Smeugqo1 1gdex. 4nd the whole o1ce rea-
a - i4nodiate husiness. y sssz
e No. pse1tine once, one third q III
G11unY Son6y VII 6s required in M
or1SSoo tNitA 81 s1elve usontas, aad
lIDl 1 = 6eltAteen menthe; he psrcha-
q&Iuee9f 6ee nd sypsoyad seesrity.
oehsf astielss ! credit sf aiss
0146 VW - 9fuoo on III sams over
go ~ %ssal1.r l 80 y esaasaee q sss
- CALDR SMITH, Adm.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

Tho sabseriber viii cell sn Saturday tha
len day Of Decemter ensuing, st his rssl.
|dence N Richmond, the following proper.
Icy . vits 3 hensss . igAe tvA horss ws-
leon, . carrisge. hogs, farming uteusals.
Iao1 aAvariety ef houssholA and kitchsr
6nrnitsyS. &c Asc. Jesmewin - made
lknowa en - day - sslo, aad sale to com
tmeoeo ae l2 o'cloek, NJ.
NATHANIEL BOWMAN.
Ncv. % 1884.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

II EFT the service ct the suh1essbor near
= Milton, Wayne county, 1odfsna, on
10th Of this month, Fleming Dssi1sss, IN
apprentices to the carpenters basiness.-
Said Dasidson 10 about II ysars Of sge,
and aboet Eve feet six inches u height -
All persons are forwarned from Trusting
or narboring said spprentioo - my -
count. CHRISTOPHER cuSFARD.
October 18th, leS4. 42-3ts
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

. r COX 0llARP.-The snaomg -
. great nnnber q esGsaa -
ceanes 1be Blaeksmith vosk.
nuse esl1oea injsseise - hiase1 -
ever a1vor4isonooae - iAb III
aisseeasjoa eeaeraNy, these lpeeeeSk
VII g h&h1y - KnoW Il sarssa 1eoeo
meat bpsse aade By shs 25eA = ee1s
mooth. He must and viz AasohsD4Z.e.s
I WILLIAM 0EzN sc
Richmood, Nov. %. #
n. BAR descriptions of e1Ceeees =
- soe. Da1o snd ropaiso1 eo'Seose -
tiee. asa smiaA work gsasFaAvs -.
tho best manner, as the brick -
merly sw.sa By 9. Springer -: kSas'
stroet. go
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

Notice is hesehy given that have taken out
OF the Clerks olics Of the county of Randolph,
Ind. leltess Of administration "n the estate oi
Sam0sl G. McNses, late OF Randolph county
deed, md all pessons notified 70 present theis
|claims against said1 eseats fos payment accos-
ding to Law. And all pessons indebted 10 said
estate arc requested to come forward and make
Immediate payment.
Tho estate 10 supposed to Be- solvent
Geo. A. G. McNEES, Adm.
Nov q, 1884. s.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

Save THE PIECES. Ths subscriber,
viii pay one dollar anA tweaty fvs
eeats per hundred, for old east iron, such
. old breken pots, ksttlss. and irons,
paough moulds, &c. .1kc. md fair psioe
et heavy pieces, il deliveries at their fsua-
dry in Richnend. A psany sassA i
worth two canned.
IS ), GROVER : WILLIAMS.
Jass.ry lltA. 1884.
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29
CasJb FOR LaDosers.

II AM authorised to employ ssganty hands
On the seventh section Of - Gambler.
land Road in the vicinity Of Riehmena snl
Centreviils, for which liberal Maees will
be given, and payment punetpaliy aade
menthly. Young mon Of inddstrious And
moral character viii do we'll = give me Z
call. AssuraDc css will be givsa that good
order shall b observed among the hand
& employed. Also, several card and seama
are wanted. n LONG.
Richmond. October 2lst, lo34. -
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

NOTICE ihersfy eivcn that the undessigned
AZ hss taken out Letters cf Reconsideration on
the estate ofStsphen Clayton, late u Randolph
county, lntliana, deceased, all pessons indebted
% eaid estate ara requested In mako peymeat,
and all thnee having clai@s against the saDs
srs noti6sd to present them duly anshsntcatsi
to- settjsment
The estate . supposed to b solvent.
ROBINSON MCINTYRE.
AdmtuiseSator.
Nov. -. 1894. 3ws
Richmond palladium., 1834-11-29

nDP. a. Leb2r1mDV VePmtGDgc.
WoE the asdersigned DO hersby certify
- thae - have used DE-. a Lobarans
vermifuee u eus fa0ilioe aaA hawo oevel
knows il in any isstaaes t. fail.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
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REES C. JONES.
ZEPHAflIA ALDEN.
Fro0 Dr.. J. a. Lo0oo. EA
have used tho Abovo 0eaieioo 10 M
practice to great extsat ard alvays viti
the hspriest effect. DR.. J. a. Lemen.
The absvs fss sals by c. =. Stnrgis 4
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