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May 90, Iss5.,-G
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Edward A. Cromwell, Elisha Boyd and John
Strother d9fS
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the Circuit Superior Cour,
of Law and Chancory for Berkeley County.
Joseph Pollock, Davenport orriek and Charles
Orrick pifDS.
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VIRGINIA. the Cireui, Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley County.
Anil
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BRIoHroN MARKET, Nov. 90.
Raportad for tho Roat.,n patriot


At market, 2725 Beef Cattle, $50
Stores, $500 Sheep, 100 Swine, were at
market last week.
PRIoEs.-Beef Catile-A decline has
been submitted to probably occasioned by
the large number at market, we quote a
few choice at 3ls Cd prime at 30s good
at 26s 28s two and three year old at
It's a 24s.
Barrelling CaAle--Dull. Many lots
were barrelled by the Drovers. Some ol
the Barrellers have closed their fall busi-
ness, and others unwilling to purchase
heavy. We reduce our quotations, to
conform to sales (; 23s 24s for Mess ;
eos els for No, ; and It's 18s for
No. g..
Siores-Dull. Ycarlngs at $4 5
two year old sc so a Sl3 three year old
Sl2 $2l. .er
!Sheep-We noticed sales at 9s Sd, los
Cd, les, lbs Cd, les Cd, l8s, and los Cd.
Srine-Dull. The market appears to
be completely glutted no lots were sold,
for goodreason, there were no purchas-
crs at reduced prices few lots were re-
tailed, at very uneven prices, viz A l-2
5 l-2 for Sows, and 8 l-2 for Barrows
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There are TOO students attending the
Medical Lectures in Philadelphia at this
time, $50 Of whom are non-resldents.
1t is supposed that these young gentlemen
will expend in that city about quater Of
million Of dollars.
Two young ladies residing at 85 Grand
street. New York, were on Friday suffo-
Gated nearly to death from the use of
charcoal in their bed room. They were
with much difficulty resuscitated.
The Van Buren, party have decided
majority in the Legislature Of North Car
oliua.
Pennsylvania. The Legislature of this
State assembled at Harrisburg on Thurs
day last. OF one hundred members com
posing the House of Representatives
nine,y -eight were present. Mr.. Middle
sworth, the antimasonic candidate was e.
lected Speaker-having 90 votes. A
correspondent of the New York Gazette
presents the following as the politca! com
plexion Of the two branches House,
Antimasons 81, Wings 81, Mulenburgers
IA. Senate, Mulenburgers l2Wolfites
8 Wings, IL Antimasons.
HDsRecent accounts from Mississippi
render the election of Lynch, the White
candidate, as certain.
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Presidents Message.

This important and able document was received
in town on Thursday evening, and we had the
pleasure oflaying it before our readers in an Ex-
ira sheet, yesterday morning. No message, since
our recollection, has been sought for with half the
eargerness Of this, and no one, we presume, has
ever been read by half the number of people, that
this one will be- This is accounted for by the
unsettled state Of our affairs with France. 1t
should DO read by every one.
The New York Commercial Advertiser speak
ing Of that part Of the Message relating to our af-
fairs with France, says" The French Question
is discussed, and its history again re-capitulated,
with clearness and dignity-but ps we read it, in
spirit that will be received beligerent in France
We concur fully in the position that France had
no right to take offence at the language of the last
annual message, bee ause it was document of
which. of course, she needed not 10 have taken
official cognizance Stll there was a great lack
Of wisdom in tina. message and moderate por-
ton Of iorcaste and discretion, would have averted
the existing difficulties.
Z" The rumors ,ha, have been circulation for
several weeks first that Rothschld had beeh in
slructed to notify the French government Of his
readiness to receive the money due under the
treaty. and, secondly, that Mr.. Barton, the Amer
lean Charge, had been instructed to demand the
payment, and, in the event of another refusal, 10
reiurr forthwith to the United States,-are fully
confirmed. Little doubt remains that this last de-
mand has been made, and again been refused
Mr.. Barlon's return may therefore be daily ex-
pected The President has unequivocaly dis
claimed the intention either Of insulting or menac-
ing, the government ofFrance, In his former mes
sage but he has fallen into the newspaper error
of talking Of an " Apology whereas an Ex-
PLANTATION" only has been required.
" There is energy and dignity, in the whole of
this portion Of the message-and the concluding
pnragraph of this discussion is well put, and will
not be without its effect.
- Should it prove true that the flesh demand
through Mr.. Barton; has heen refused, it is clear
that ye cannot ask for the money again. This
nation, now in turn, stands upon its dignity ;and
the next overture must come from France.
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Al New Bedford, 9th, ship Rebecca Sims, Cof
fin Pacific Ocean, 1900 bbls oil. Spoke Jul,
Gath, lat 10 8. ship George Champlin, Brown
Newport, 45O bbls July Goth, America, Chase
Bristol, 700
Up at Savannah, 3Oth ult. brig Waltham, Shell
don, for Providence, first vessel.
AT New Orleans, goth, bark Cyrus Butler, Mar
tin, N York.
Sailed from Providence, 9Th. brigs Pandora,
Rea, Savannah Hudson, Pendleton, Bangor ;
schrs William, King. Trinidad dc Cuba Polly
Ever, Saco |; Content, kennebec Relief do
President, Bangor Bangor, do Elizabeth, do /;
New Bedford, Gardiner VIM & John, Maclias /;
Emperor, New York Morning Star, Dennis.
Brig Mary, Gorham, from Halifax for Phila-
delphia, was wrecked Nov gath, on Chiconteagse
Shoals Crew and passengers saved. Vessel and
cargo lost.
At Bristol, 4th, brig Clyde, Liscomb, Port au
Prince. Sailed 9Th, brig Troy, Darling, Maian-
Zas.
Whale ships Erie, Dennis foi the Pacific, and
Martha, Potter, for South Atlantic Ocean, from
Newport, touched at Terc EZRA Sd and 5th Oct.
At Delago Bay, Aug 25th, ship rama, Little
field Of Bristol, 500 bis.
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A CAR ID.

"HE' subscriber takes this opportu-
IL nifty publicly to acknowledge his
sense of gratitude for the liberal patron
age afforded his professional business, and
personal favors conferred by his friends in
Warren and its vicini:y,--and would OBJ
serve, that he now resides in the House
owned by Mr.. Remington, on Main St
al the corner of Baker street, where he
may be found public servant in the hea'
ling Art-and happy in the confidence o.
all who may in future need his services il
Physic and Surgery.
June l3. j. B. CHACE.
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MARRIED..

Phillips, Mr.. Charles ID. Miller, Of Providence, to
Miss Nancy c. daughter ofMr. Harvey Kelley, Of
Johnston.
On Thursday, by the Rev. Mr.. Sergeant, Mr..
Thomas Mohit, ofJohnston, to Miss Ann L. Hum
mond Of the former place.
In Woonsocket, Mr.. Edward Harris to Miss
Rachel Farnum.
Itco more Volunteers for Teras--In Ma
rion, Mr. II. Henneger, aged 104, to Mrs. L. A..
Peo. aged S3 This happy pair intend to remove
TO Texas, and settle for liie [rallahessee Flori-
dan.
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Warren Ladies' Seminary
BOARDING. HOUSE.

TNHE subscriber respectfully gives no.
tice that he continues in charge oi
the Boarding House, connected with
the Ladies' Seminary. Owing to the ad-
vanced price of almost every article con-
sumed in such an house, the price of board
for the mert term, will be as follows
Sl,75 per week, or 80, washing inclu-
ded. No exertions will be wanting which
can add to the comfort and convenience OF
Boarders, and no pains will be spared 10
set as good table as at any similar es-
tablishment in the country. -
LUTHER COLE.
Warren, Dec. 70. CIV.
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FOR Sale.

IT, The substantial sloop HOPE,
IN 60 tons burthen, well found in
4R sails and rigging and in first
rate order, built Of best ma
tcrials, one year old last summer, and has
been run but little. She carries 475 bbls
Flour under deck, and is suitable for the
New York or Southern trade, and sails
well. She will be sold cheap for cash, or
sloop from % to 40 tons would be taken
in part pay. She can be examined at any
time, where she now lies, at the subscri-
ber's wharf. For further particulars en-
quire of CALEB CARR.
Dec 5. 5w.
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DIE

In this town, on Thursday morning last, very
suddenly, Mr.. Varnum Child, son of the late MIR.
Jeremiah Child, aged about 55 years.
In Bristol, yesterday morning, Mrs. Experience
Phinney, wife Of the late Capt. Loring Phnney,
aged about II years.--Funeral this afternoon at
o'clock, from her late residence on Bristol Neck.
liz Providence, on the 9Th inst. Miss Ardelia Ii.
Muson, in the 2lst year Of her age, daughter Of
Mr.. Joseph X. Mason.
In Warwick, on the 29th ut Miss Anne Caihe-
rne; daughter Of Mr.. Stephen BudlOng, in the
goth year Of her age.
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T. u IL 10 L S III L N q
RWWIyISs


IL shSA ~
ELLA AVING erected Store adjoining
HA the GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
Room, have just returned from NEW
YORK, with an entire new Stock OF
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
which they offer the Citizens Of this and
the adjacent Towns, at a very small ad-
vance from cost.
In the SOUTH ROOM, which is in
tended particularly for the accommoda-
ton of the LADIES, will at all times be
found a complete assortment Of Goods a
dapted to their tastes and wants, and we
have made such an arrangement with our
Agent in New York, that we shall be
constantly receiving the most fashionable
articles. ~---''
The GENTLEMEN FURNISHING ROOM
has also received large addition to the
former Stock, and now contains full as
sortment of all such Goods as are usually
called for in an establishment of this kind.
An extensive assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, constantly on hand. GAR
MENTs OF every description made to order
in the best styles, at short notice, and OIL
the most reasonable terms.
All those in want OF good GooDs will
do well 10 call aud examine our Stock; as
Great Bargains may be expected.
South Watet street, Oct. II.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship CHARIOT, Luther, Pacific Ocean, Jan. lst.
Ship CHARLES FREDERICK, Brown, TO sail
from New Bedford, about 25th December.
Ship GANGES, Pacific Ocean, from Bristol, u
bout 2lst of December.
tC}s Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free of expence, will be despatched by the first op
portunity.
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M MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Dec. bth--sloop WIN Penn, Munro, Providence
Sloop .Lanphere, Kenny, New London.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, Providence
6th-sloop Mt Morah Ingraham, do.
7th-Reformatio Baker, Albany.
SAILED.
Dec 4th--brig Exchange, Barton, Porto Rico.
7tb-sloop JAS Lanpheer, Kenny, New York.
Sloop Eclipse, Phnney, New Orleans.
9th-sloop VIM Penn, Munro, Nantucket.
l0th-Ship Norma, Barton, New York.
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Goods.
From New York.

"HE subscriber has pleasure in in
IL forming the inhabitants Of Warren,
Bristol and the adjacent country, that he
has just received an assortment OF FRESH
IMPORTED g. DomEsTIc DRY GOODS,
by iarthe most extensive he has ever Of
fered to this community And without
trespassing on the good sense of his
friends in crying up his reputation for SELL
ing goods cheap, wittout rainly asserting
,citat prera'hng opinions are, and ciihom
an AGENT IN .NeV York from Uhom he is
constantly receirng Goods, he respectful
Iy solici,s from all an examination Of his
Stock, and by their decision he will cheer
ully abide. IL. w. Burr,
Corner of Church and Water streets,
Hope Bank Building.
Oct 01
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% SHOES AND PUMPS.F1s

fUSr received an additional assortment Of
- Pumps Of different kinds, such as Gentle
mems goat skin pumps, with & without heels,
horse skin do. Also. an assortment Of child
ren's morocco and leather Shoes, OF different
kinds and colors, for sale South Coles hotel by
June q. COLE & A.NTHON "
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Some Improvements are making in
Charlestown. amid the ruins of the late
fire. Several handsome buildings have
already been erected, and some new
streets are being laid out. 1t is contem-
plated to continue the Salem turnpike in
nearly straight line from Chelsea
Bridge to the Square; across the town
dock.
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Map Of Warren.

VENHE subscriber proposes to publish
u Lithographic Map of this town,
from Surveytaken by HEzEKIAH Bos-
WORTH, Esq The Map will be =" done
up" in good style, embracing all necessa-
ry and useful Information, and will be af-
forded 10 subscribers at the low price of
SO cents each Subscriptions received
at the Star Office.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Dec 5.
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.Aa Court Of Probate, holden at Ua'ren,
September IAN, 1885.
AMRDERED, thet the Clerk give no.
W tice in the Northern Star, to all
Executors, and Administrators, on unset
tledyesiates, and all Guardians, who have
not rendered and settled their accounts
since the second Monday of February
last, to file their accounts in the Clerks
Office, for settlement, on or before the
second Monday ofJanuary next, that no
tice may be given, and the accounts set
tied, on the second Monday of February
follJwing, as the Statute requires.
Witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
Sept 49, Probate Clerk.
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Where upon, Messrs. Blair s Rivcs,
were declared declared duly elrcicdprin.
,crs 10 the 9th congress.
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TWcnty-FOurth Congress.
SENATE
MONDAY, December 7

MONDAY, DecemDer y.
At l2 o'clock, the senate was called t
order by the vice president thirty five
senators answered TO their names, tel
were absent, and three vacan cies were re
ported.
The usual committees were appointed
to inform the president and the house thai
the senate vas organized.
Mr.. Ewing gave notice that he would
at an early DAY of this session, ask leave
to bring in bill to settle and define the
northern boundary line Of the state of o.
hio.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At l2 o'clock, nj. the house was called
to order.
The roll was then called by states, and
224 members answered to their names.
The House then proceeded to the elec-
ton of Speaker, and the result was as fol-
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az ClHEESE--Good quality just received and
~ for sale by G. 4. GARDNER.
South Water ST. Oct "a.
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Some persons suspected Of belonging to
the Vicksburg gamblers, lately made
their cntre into Wayncsburgh, rennsy Iva
MIA a committee appointed by the cli'-
zens requested them to depart. which re-
quest they Immediately complied with.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

The Hon. james X. Polk, Of Tennes.
see having received majority of all the
votes given, was declared duly elected
Speaker Of the twenty fourth Congre IS,
and being conducted TO the Chair by
Messrs. johnson, Of Kentucky, and Jar
Wis, Of Maine, returned his thanks for the
honor conferred.
The usual committees were appointed
to inform the president and The senate
that he house was organized.
The house then proceeded to the eiec.
ton of printer. Whole number Of votes
necessary to choice, ll2,
For Messrs. Blair and Rives, - 1873
/" Gales & Seaton, ---- SO
Bradford s. Learned 26
t" Duff Green, -------2
I" Thurlow Weed, -----l
Z" Blanks, ---------- 20
,x-t ...u.x. haesra nlair & Riycs
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CHILDREN'S BOOTS.
= eceived this week large lot, which will
. - be sold low by
Nov. II. DAYOL' JR.
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Several of our enterPrsihg citizens arc
about to introduce the culture Of silk in
the West. plantation is already engage
ed, in our neighborhood, and 25, 900 Null
berry trees, purchased at the East will be
here in few days Columbus (Ohio)
Journal!
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.Napay Extract from letter from an
officer of the U. S. ship Constellation, dat
ed st. Thomas, Nov IL, received at Nor
folk I'VE are off in haste for Puerto
Cabello, where we learn there has been
n serious military insurrecticn, and much
American property destroyed, and lives IN
jeopardy. The sloops have not yet JOIN
ed us. or We would be saved the necessity
Of running down there"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-21
Virginia Legislature.

New County.-A bill has passed the
House OF Delegates, forming a new
county out Of what is commonly called
the lower part Of Ohio County. The
de'egat from Ohio uniting 10 the mea-
sure, there was no opposition to it from
any quarter and the long dispute a.
bout the location of a courthouse may
now be considered as settled. The bill
has also passed the Senate, andis con-
quently law.
The new county is to bear the name
Of MARSHALL, in compliment to the
Chief Justice of the United States--a
compliment justly due to one OF the
first men 10 this or any other country
or age.--Rich. Compiler.
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CLOSE OF THE SESSION.

The labors of the General Assembly
terminated last night, after an arduous
session of one hundred and two days.
Two hundred and twenty.seven acts
were passed, many of them Of cha
racter highly important.
The subject ofinternai improvement
has received special attention and
the great Central Scheme, which has
for SO many years engaged the atten'
lion, and been sustained by the zeal OF
the abest n,en of the State, has al
length received an impetus which will
ensure its triumphant success. We
look for an immediate and animating
influence upon the business of this por-
toa of the Commonwealth, and indeed
throughout the whole line of the work.
The aid given to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road Company,
may also be estimated among the judi
cious and valuable expenditures of the
session and the Indictment season
which has just passed, has SO fully ss'
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end stabbed him 10 the back. Scot
attempted TO pull King off Of Demoi
when Hiram stabbed him. Scott retreat
ed and Hiram pursued-cut his bowels
through in several places. He staggered
about so feet, and fell to rise no more
King then went up to Nancy Casey.
she begged for her life /; said she had
done him no harm, and to have cons
passion on defenceIess woman, with
child at her breast. He stabbed her
twice, believe she ran little way,
fell and expired. The next day her
child was found, vainly endeavoring 10
extract nourishment from the breast OF
a corpse. Baldwin Casey had been
little frost bitten. George King soent
to his bed, stabbed and cut him as be
lay, three times-his bowels complete
ly cut through in several places, and
Dr.. Halland, who sewed them up, and
gave the following relation, says he can
not possibly live. From their conduct
and threat, it is supposed their design
was, to kill all they found at Casey's,
and thus destroy all evidence.
The young couple, il appears, hep.
pened to go to Mazzle's, about three
miles off, instead of to Casey's, and
thus escaped the fate which awaited
them. They have not even the miser-
able excuse Of drunkenness. All the
murderers were sober at that particular
time. King had been drinking day
or two before. All of them fed excep.
John King and the two Rouses, who,
as they did not use knives, thought
nothing could be done TO them. They
are now 10 jail at Jefferson, but the old
man and his other sons have fed.
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LVTELLIG.ENCER.
ROMNEY, MARCH 21.

BY report ofthe Winchester and Po-
tomac Rail Road Company, it appears
'.hat but little of the graduation and ma
snnry remains to be done that many of
the materials for the superstructure have
bren purchased, and that the completion
of the whole undertaking may be looked
for at no distant day. The whole ex-
penditure, up to the 29th November last,
was Si72,o6o n; Of which S29, $40 o3
were paid for LAND DAMAGES in dis
lance of thirty miles. This amount Of
damages may seem startling; but it is
proper to state that the Road passes
through some of the best land in the Val
ley Compiler.
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tablished the proptiety and necessity
Of the improvement, that we believe
even the opponents of the approprla-
ton feel pleased that they were beaten.
The session was marked with some
exciting and thrilling scenes--such as
created greater intensity of interest
than, perhaps, was ever before wit
messed in Virginia. But ii is crafty.
ing to witness the good feeling which
pervades the members at parting, and
to find them exhibiting that mutual
respect and courtesy which have so
long characterised Virginia Assem-
blies.-1b. of March IS.