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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-10

At a Coa,tof Probate, holden at Irarren,
Stpiombcr IAN, 1885.
MRDERED, that the Clerk give no
VI lice in the Northern Star, to all
Executors, and Administrators, Oh unset
tied estates, and all Guardians, who have
not rendered aud settled their accounts
since the second Monday Of February
last, to file their. accounts in the Clerk:
Office, for settlement, on or before the
second Monday'of January next, tifat no
tice may be given, and the accounts set
tied, on the second Monday Of February
following, as the Statute requires.
Witness,
q SAMUEL RANDALL,
l.. Sept 10. Probate Clerk.
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UNION HOUSE.

VIE Undersigned having purchased
- this house and made many i'm
Provements on the same, is now ready
to serve the public in his line of profess
sion, and pledges himself that no exertion
ON nis part shall be wanting, to give those
who visit this House entire Satisfaction
Ihls House is situated on the main road
from Providence and Fall River, and half
way between the Ferries and is one of
The pleasantest spots in the New England
States. The lodging rooms are all sepa-
rate and airy, and attached to the house
is fine hall on the second story. and Sc
parate from the body of the house a
large stable is also attached to the premi-
ses, and many other convencies to render
the visits OF those who bestow their
patronage, agreeable.
A few more boarders can be accom-
modated at this delightful retreat, where
they can enjoy pure air and retirement
from the hustle of cities and towns.
The Stages pass daily to and from Provi-
dence and New Bedford, one of the most
travelled roads in these parts, it being
eight miles from Providence, ten from
Pawtucket, ten from Fall River, and three
from WARREN.
Select Parties entertained at short no.
tice, and in o style that will suit every
age, as he Is thoroughly acquainted with
the business having been brought up in
it, and is willing to be the public's humble
servant.
Clam Bakes and Chowders prepared at
short notice and in the best order, with
all the dainties that the sea and shore
affords, with many Of the varieties and
'luxulies of this happy land A share Of
the public patronage is solicited.
ALNAN COLE.
Swanzey, July 25, 1885. If
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GINooIN'S
LEaTHER PRESERVER.

n N improved composition For preserving
~ softenng, and. renewing the strength Of
Leather. For Boots and Shoes, this article is
most valuable, rendering them plable AMI easy
to the feet, and when used in proper quantities,
WATER PROOF. 1t prevents drying and
cracking gives a softness and elasticity to the
leather, and renders it more durable, as well as
more agreeable to those who would avoid wet
feet. This Composition is also admirably adapted
o benefit chaise-tops, harnesses, factory bands,
engine hose, and all other articles exposed 10
the wet, or which are liable to become dry and
hard. II may be put on ,c,th sponge or cloih
mon the leather being Warm.
Oc,- The price is so reasonable, that il is for
the interest of all concered, to purchase and use
this important article.
For sale by
aug 90. JAMES GARDNER.
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FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE
MANUFACTOR Y,
WARREN, X. L.
.. One door South Of Coles Hotel.
COLE s. ANTHONY

Having enter
ed into co-part-
nership and taxi
en- the store late
ly occupied by
ALvAN COLE.
would inform the
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STOCKS
AT Wholesale and Retail-NEw STYLE.
The subscribers beg leave to invite the
particular attention Of the Gentlemen TO
their extensive and most desirable assort-
ment Of Stocks. These stocks are all
new, having been recently prepared and
now presents most splendid assortment,
embracing every style and quality, which
will be sold cheap.
TURNER & SALISBURY,
march Z. water street.
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From the Portland Mag azine.
WHAT Is IT TO BE GREAT.
by GREENvILLE MELLEN.


ny eREENvILLE MELLEN.
What 10 il TO be great How vain to ask,
With the eye fix d on earth, while busy man
Sweeps the broad surface, nsit lis ocean noise
Come hiiher, under the deep night, and stand
Upon this tower. when the wide city'sleeps,
And vast s,iIlness bIoods upon the air.
Then look above, where the bright band OF stars
Ttsads TO ts noble music, aud the moon
Rides ON in silent wheel the untaihom'd sky
Look at the mighty sea--and hear the voice,
Ths same 10 uttered when the world was nude,
And the great waters from the bosom Of God
Were pour d into its deeps.
These are the works
That tell You what is Greatness oppress
The spirit as il reads it-these the lines
That fade not, written on the wave and sky,
ia characters Of light inefiable
And who il GREAT? Alas-the teemiug earth
Has seen but ONE. The lowly Bethlehem
Shadow'd his infant head, Yet who, like Him,
Has come from palaces, aud walk 'dthe land,
With such crown upon his golden hair!
Is Greatness from the glory ofour sres !
Or the emblazon'd page efheraldry-
His Father was the God Of all the earth
His generation from Eternity!
II it'from Lle-or liie's great deeds, that stir
The hear, to admiration-praysrs-an tears
His was a Life devoted to the world
A Life thatbattled with eternal Death,l
Is il from Glory His was that Of good
Not mashall'dby the clarion and the trump,
But by she silent Gratitude Of Earth
IL it from Eloauence His wondrous lips
Stirr'd ths great elements-and mount and sea
Trembled before his words--and wind and storm
Sank at that magic utterance--" BE siH"
He spake--and thrones before his startling voice
And kings who fll'd them, in their robes ant
crowns,
Shook like an aspan in the coming storm.
Is it from Power His sceptre was o'er all,
And the wide world bow d TO his lifted hand.
Is il from lofty Love-that love for Man,
That darss the tempest Of a maddeh'd earth
The maediction of the human heart,
For which ii bows it to the sepulchre
His was the great philanthropy of God
Alone He trod the wine-press alone,
In red Gethsemane He bow d and bled
Great drops Of agony--and cleans'd the world !
Then go-Earth knows no Greatness but the Soul s.
No Great one but the Good and when ye ask
Who bore the noblest front Of royalty,
And who the noblest crown--I tell you He,
Whose brow was first unve'd in Bethlehem,
And veil'd at last, in thorns, on Calvary
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81 HIP Carpenters Broad Axes, house carper
" ters ditto, coopers axes, adzes, drawing
nives, &c. for sale by
nov 22. SAMUEL TTHEA TON.
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FRESH
FALL GOODS.
k EAD ~ Ols MSBEE,


Nos. % and 81 Cheapside, Providence,
A RE now opening large and valua-
IVA BILE assortment ofseasonable Goods,
which they offer at wholesale only, on as
good terms as can be purchased in this
city or elsewhere A liberal credit will
be given for good note, to be paid at ma
turity. Among the Goods are the follow
ing-SOo pieces black, blue, brown, oil
i've. mulberry, Roman purple, drake neck,
invisible green, Oxford, and steel mixed
Broadcloths y 175 pieces black, blue,
lawn, stone, peach, Essex mixed, drab,
sage, green, lavender, purple slate, ca
det, Oxford, and steel mixed Cassmeres,
OF assorted qualities, 475 pieces Satinets,
all colors and qualities.
ALSO,
bales blue, drab, and olive Dufils
2 do blue, green, and drab Pilot Cloths
! do drab Kersey do blue do
2 do and point Blankets
l5 do red, white, yellow, and green FIannels,
all qualities
do brown, olive and drab Petershams
2 do 3-4 and Ga red Paddings
2 do superior and common Canvass Duck
do Russia Sheetings
do Ravens Duck
do Diapers
do Crash
do Metheun Ticks
DO Lowell and Metheun Ducks
do Suffolk Drills
do Stripe Shirtngs
case Silesius, all colors
l do Brown Linens
do Buckrams
do "a and 7-s colored Cambrcks
10 do 7-S and A bleached Coltons
2 do 3-4 and A Nankins
do blue, drab, and assorted Sewing Silk
2 do Velveteens
l do Goats Hair Camblets
ALSO,
Valencia, Toilnett, Silk, and Marseil-
les Festings, comprising very large as
sortment
MarshalI's patent Thread, Twist, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Suspenders, Silk Velvets,
Tapes, SC. &c.
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
Robinson's justly celebrated Gilt But
tons, from 62 cts to $40 per gross, among
which are some new and splendid pat
terms for coats and vests, at the manu-
facturers' prices.
Also, Williston Lasting Buttons, all
colors, sizes and qualities.
August %. 6w.
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SchOol ,Oks.

VENIIE subscriber has on hand for sale,
M Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Goods book OF nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths arith-
metick, Parley's geography, Malte Brun's
do. and atlas, Aiorse's do. do, Angels
UL IN Nos. / 9, 8, 4, 5, and 6 Good
rich's history and supplement-, Alden's
spelling book, english reader, accompt
books, memorandum books, bank books,
writing books, paper, quilts, ink stands,
states, pencils, sc.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
nov o.
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BALSAM or LIVER WORT.

MFRS. NJ n, GARDENERS genuine Indian Balsom of Lir-
H er,con and Hoahound prepared from receipt Originally
procured from Indian doctress.
The genuine Balsam of Lverwo in each Bottle II is with
any exageaon exception of the greatest discoveries
made in this part othe country has saved within
hundreds from the grave II has been for from all
parts of the country that has the least knowledge of lis glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II has been
found be extremely eiicacous in The following Diseases
Consumptions, Common coughs Colds Hopping Cough diff
Guilty of breathing Ashmas Influenza, Quinsy Phihsc Spit
ting of blood Croop, Weakness Pain the side of sleep
&c Likewise there is nothing existing good for the Liver
Complaint this medicine; il has been taken with great
cessPrioe 80 cents bottle, for sale by VIM B RIDER.
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EXPORT WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY T. 1885.

frequent any meeting of worship for.heir better in
structon But, as for beggars, and vagabonds, we
have none among us and as for lame and mpo-
tent persons, there is due course taken
This may farther humbly inform your lordships
that predecessors about forty years since, left
their native country, and comfortable settlements
there because they could not in their private opin-
ions, conform to the liturgy, forms, and ceremon-
les, of the Church of England, and transported
themselves and families over the seas, to dwell
in this remote wilderness, that they might enjoy
their liberty in their opinions; which upon appfiea
ton to his gracious majesty, after his happy restor-
alton, did of his bountifu goodness grant us char
ter of full liberty of conscience in which said char
ter there is liberty for any person that will build
churches and maintain such are called ministers,
without the least molestation"
In behalf, and with the consent of the Council.
PELEG SANFORD, Governor.
Rhode Island, Newport. Sth of May, 1850.
Chalmers page 2S2, 2s3, & 2Sl.
Chalmers remarks, that with the colonies, 4" it was
the policy of former times TO depress their own
consequence in the eyes of the mother country.
We presume that they were in this habit, particu-
larly, of stating the commerce and navigation ofthe
country as unimportant in hopes the Crown would
not think it worthy to become subject of taxation;
and we doubt not, but the trade and shipping of
Newport, was at that time more considerable than
would appear, by the very general answers given by
the Governor and Council.
As no account of the number ofinhabitants i'll the
colony has down to us earlier than $780, we are
induced to take notice fths imperfect statisti
cal account given by the Gov. and Councilin heir
TO the Lords of the COMMITTEE of colonies in
which they state that % for Planters we conceive
there are above 500 and about 800 men besides -
that there over 1000 men. ADORE and about,
are very indefinite terms, and when they, also, state
the Militia, to be ten companies of foot, we must
suppose the number of Planters exceeded 800 very
considerably They also state that 80 marriages
solemnzed yearly, and that in the same time about
200 whites and blacks, were born that the deaths
in seven years 455, being yearly average of
deaths, of about GA persons. From all which we
judge, that the entire population of men, women
and children, white and black, must have been in
the year 1850, about 1000.
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NEW GOODS.
FILL IND UTNTER FISHIO

FAIL AND UINTER FASHIONS.
WVTM p Hall has complete assortment of Dry Goods
Wv which he thinks will not fail to suit purchasers at the
lowest prices.
Consisting of exclusive of Broadcots Cassimeres
Vesing Red white N yellow Eng Flannes; double width
Crcassias single do Red white black meno Shawls
hbbe do figured and plain Bookings Debonshire kerseys,
Blue Dab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black ~ Cold Silks, Bob
bnet ace iootngs plain gd Jaconnett Cambrc French
Gothic curtainng for wndows Furniture Chniz Flag and
Pongee SIX ldkis Brown Blk. Gotten fanes French do;
Corded skirts white Linens, Linen Damas< Table in
patterns long Linen damask Woolen & Cotton Hozer
Ladies Linen Gloves III. Gloves, Mems superne beaver Il
Iosln wooden miicns ribbons Brown Blk Coons silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankets Bombaznes dogheda, Buraps
beick Bandboxes necsocs approved manufacturer, chex
Supernc Silk Cambes for coaks, Russia Duck, twled Cot
TONS Pese Waddng Cold x white false Collars nice Blk Silk
IIdk Linen Cambrick Hdfs worked edgiDgs Feyd Table
covers Brown Linen do imitation Cambrcs Lawns 4 Swiss
muslns Veils Birds eye Diaper Scotch pads Cotton Bangs
Bk and white silk Hose, white a. mxd wooen yarn white
wosed sewing Coons by the pound white dimiy and
riey olother articles
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NORTH-KINGsTOWN. BANK.

At the meeting of the Stockholders of the North
Kingston Bank the following persons were elected directors for
the year ensuing yiZ
Elisha Watson. Oliver Watson Jonathan Reynolds Ezbon
Sanford, Jeffrey Davis Pardon t. Hammond John r. Whit
ford, Christopher Alen Joseph e. Sanford Ezra d. Da
William Baker jeremiah G. Chadsey William c. Hammond,
George Hammond Ezbon Sanford Jun. Nicholas Sphinx Dan
lel Stanton William Browning, Ephaet Young and Alfred
Updke. r.
And subequent meeting he Directors, Jonathan Rcyn-
ods Esq elected President of said Bank in the place of Eli
sha Watson Esq. declined p L. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford, Nov 18th 1884 3w,
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For the Newport \ Boston

EAvES T0trnsends Cofee- House, Newport every day,
Il Sundays excepted a, "A O'Clock, A. NJ dine Taunton
at o'clock arrive in Boston at o'clock NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day. Sundays excepted
past o'clock dine in Taunton a. o'clock arrive in Newport
at Z o'clock, i. M-Fare through S3 fDst 't.
Passengers wishing TO go Plymouth are informed that they
go by this line Monday. Wednesday and Friday and
in Plymouth past o'clock r. M Leaves Plymouth
and arrives in Newport at O'Clock, p M-Fare SAL
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage at Fall
River Leaves FaRNer every day. Sundays excepted, after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and arrive IN NewBedord
past o'clock Leaves NewBedfod every day, Sundays
cepted, at past IL o'clocS-Fare 81
Passengers wishing go to Fall River have hours in
Fall River and return the evening
u Extra Coaches furnshcda at all times & reasonable
terms
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk Of the owners
thereof +. r.. b KINSIEY Agent.
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For Sale, OF, To Let.

For Sale, or, To Let.
TUNHE Harrison Farm, called, situated in the Neck,
southwest part of the Island Of Rhode Island about Of
mile from the foot OF Thames Street; containing about 100
AsoA twostory dwelling House with Store attached in
Broad-st
And the Screw House and lot of Land in front of the first
Baptist Meeting house
HLSO FOR SAFE
5000 lbs of the first quality Merno WOOL.
GOO Merino SHEEP
: Four-year-old OXEN
3OX-CARTS-two with wide wheels, and one with
narrow.
4COWS.
3 HORSES.
; Fat and : lean HOGS.
% Tons HAY,-hrst quality on Philips Farm
II do do do. do Harrison Farm.
300 Bushels Of CORN, in Ears
300 do. Of OATS.
A CHASE and HARNESS, and
A WAGON and HARNESS.
Applvto GEORGE :. HAZARD, or
Oct22 eptlhfh JOSEPH MARTIN.
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n q Il

=
EDROPOSMS will be reeeiyed at the Office of The Com
missary General of Purchases at Philadelphia 10 furnish
materials for making Uuiom Clothing for Regiments of
Infantry two Regiments of Artillery; for Ordnance and prag
oons and for sundy articles ready made hereafter enume
ated, viz
Blue cloth Ga wido dyed in Indigo and in the wool
Sky blue eNlled Ga kersey. ..
Beached Cotton Drilling 81 for Sergeanis' clothing
Beaehed do sllrlings - for do. do
Unbleached do. shlrtngs 7-S for Priyates do
Flannel of Cotton and Wool 7-S for shirts
Canton Flannel 81 for drawers.
Cotton Drilling unbeached 81 for oveals aud jackets
Cotton do. do rs for Bed sacks.
Worsed bindings of various coors and widths.
Uniform caps for Infantry, Artillery, and Dragons
Sets of metal equipments for Caps, for Infantry Ar'ery and
Pompons, white and scarlet for Prvates and for Noncom
missioned staff
Pumes of horse hair for Dragons.
Agulletts, white and yellow
Sashes, worsed, crimson and yellow
Pair of shoulder straps white and yellow
Do. of do. brass
Epauletts pairs for Nou-cOmmsoned staff sergeans and
Corporals Infantry and Artillery
PrusSidn Gilt Lace
Prussian Plated Lace
Forage Caps
Laced Bootces pairs.
Leather stocks.
Stockings dozen pairs
Blankets, WOODEN 6I feet long feet wide weight pounds
Hunting for Flags
Buttons for Artillery and Infantry Uniform Coat and Vest
DO u, :. large aud small yellow and white
Do. for shirts aud suspenders, white
Drums, complete.
Casks aud coopemge for year from lst April 1885,
FEELING
Spades.
Iron camp kettles.
Iron mess pans.
Hatchets.
The whole are 10 be Of domestic manufactured materials
a'fs OF all the required and cloths garments
ahd auces deposited in the office of Charles Little Esq
Military store keeper the city of New York ana office
oi The Commssary General of purchases Philadelphia
animation Samples of the wooen and cloths will be
sent TO any manufacturer application by mai) this office
and such information IN relation the goods be desired
The bootees to be Of eight and the caps five
ne sizes and proportions Of sizes will be stated the
on the samples and patterns exhibited the will be
founded and inspections made and article will be received
that inferior IN the material workmanship that does
correspond IN every respect with the pattern which
tract shall be founded
The supplies be delivered AT the IT, s. Arsenal near
Philadelphia for Inspection in equal monthly portions and the
contracts are to be fulfilled before the Isl day of June 1885
The proposals must be writing sealed and endorsed Pro-
poas for Materials and Articles for Infantry and Artillery cloth
ing and must reach the Office of the Commssary General
purchases before the oath day December 1884 Secur-
ty will be required for the iuhlment OF contracts.
G.. IRVINE,
Conmissory General Of Purchases
Commissary Generals Office, Noy. 10.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10Th, 1884. ! ! eptD2A.
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[VoI. 25.
Brucc's New-York Type Foundry.

VNVllE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
m have recently completed variety of new fonts of letter
the style OF the latest European specimens well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display, and pakng their
sortmen ofPRINIING TYPES unrvalled in beauty extent
and variety book of Specimens may be obtained at tha
Foundry No l3 Chambers street. Chatham street. or at
No IL CITY Hall Place II contains specimens from Twelve
I.ne Pioa 10 Pearl cnmnrisng
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Livery stable.

FGIHE Subscribers beg leave respectfully 10 inform
their friends and the public generally, that they continue
10 keep horses and carriages Of every description for their ac
commOdaton be Jet the reasonable and furnish
ed at the shortest notice They may be found at all times at
each Of their stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coee Hose where they will be happy wait their
with pronptes- and fidelity Grateful past iav
they take tins opportunity express their acknowledge
and trust that by stci attention their business they
viii both and receive share Of public patronage Hay
ing the best well the greatest variety Of horses
and carriages tey doub, o being able furnish who will
please call upon them with such eqpage Will fail 10
answer their purpo-es HOWE & METCHEAR.
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Three doors from Ihames-st., on Bonnister's Wharf,
IUNE subscribers have been induced establish their bus
ness in Newport and trust they will be patronzed by the
inhabitants OF the town and vicinity generay-They will keep
constantly hand Italian and American Marble suitable for
mantle pieces and Monuments also Dover marble for tomb and
head stones Quincy slate do Connecticut free for steps
platforms, hearhs, Jamb and uderpinning. Likewise soap
fire places and sOapsone for al the general
monty called for StOneCuers establishments Jersey free
stone, (and cOnvenen curb and flag stOne-al
of which they intend sell low be purchased in New
England, of as good quality Of stock and workmanship
FRANKLIN COOLEY, n Co.
Nov.26, 1S3i.-T Mo
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Capitals with Lower Case,

% - Two line KOhlan Captas With Figures,
IL " Two line Ialic Capitals.
10 " Shaded Capitals OF various kinds
9" Open do. do.
Italian Capitals and Figures.
Besides Ornamental Letters, Backslope Music Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Superor Astronomical and other Signs
Space Rules, Brass Rules Ornamental Dases Long Braces
than 200 kinds of Borders and than 1000 kinds
Cuts and Ornaments for scoo books spapers and scientific
works orders for any of which for Composing Sticks Cases,
Chases &c win be executed with the promptide
large stock being always hand.
They will also orders for Printing Presses Paper
INK Nc which they will furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
men with this noe three times sending paper containing it
TO the Foundry and receive payment when they purchase four
times the OF their bill from the Foundry.
New York March % 1884 GEO. BRUCE & co,