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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

ssSGMDCiaG
TKN w. BURR n has this fall received
I!.sf = thirty pieces of common, fine and extra
fine Broadcloths, comprising real west OF Eng
land velvet bla cks, blues, olives, c'aret, dahlla,
adelaide, Bedford browns invincible, bottle,
rifle and drake neck greens stone drahs and
mixtures. ALso-a grea: variety Of CASH
MEREs, SArTINErTs and VEsTINGs, which
will be sold or made into Garments (warran'ed
% fly in the frs, style on better terms than
eisetrhere can be obtained. nov ~.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21
N.EIF TYPE AND STEREOIfFE
FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON,.

.NEIP TYPE NM > IL EHE ~ ~ IL
FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON,.
sAIIE Type and Stereotype Foundry formerly
u located in Lancaster, is REMovED tn No,
3, Water-street, Boston, where the subscribers
are preoared TO furnish New and Second Hand
PRUNING TYPE, BRASS and ZlNK RULE,
LEADS, sc. &c.
Having made an arrangement with Mr.. JESSE
HOLMES for the manufacture Of Type and othot
articles usually furnished by Type Founders, and
as he is well experienced and interested M Tins
department, customers are assured that particular
nans will be taken TO answer all oIdefs III
prompt and faithful manner. -.
They haze on hand, large quantity Of Plea,
Small Plea, Long Primer, Bourgeois, BrsviT'
Minion, Nonpariel, and Pearl Type OF various he-
es, which has been used for StsreotypiLg, nnd IL
bnt very little worn, which is offered III iarS'
discount. pl
An assortment Of Newspaper and Toy BOON
Cuts, Stage Cuts, &c. .,.,;..
WrrAi. RULE, a good article for Advertise
ment Rules to Newspapers. Tables, &e., WHICH
can be afforded for half the price of Brass.
All orders for the above will be thankfully ~
ceived. cL
,rJs A LARGE discount will be made for Cash.
SJEREOTYPING in all IT'S branches, ex-
eculed with accuracy aud despatch IN 'he mos
perfect manner. Particular attention. is pau 10
Stereoty ping Works Illustrated Win W." 80 =.
| Publishers are requested 10 examine "oiNs re-
Gently Stareo,, ned at this Foundry, as II ~ De-
! lieved no works have been out Of II put SUI" az
would do credit to any Found', in the county.
Orders executed Oh the most liberal 'ern's as 'o
price and payment.
! u-ysPublishers Of Newspapers IN New England
inserting the above in their Newspapers weeks
and forwarding a single copy OF their paper 70 he
subscribers, will be entitled TO the amount o. ,heN
bill in Type, other articles lor sac AZ 'e aoo''
Foundry, O. co
| No. . Watershed, I'd door
| t,,,7 CIV. from Westinghouse.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

The United States ship Natchez and
schooner Enterprze, were at Rio Janelro
on the 9th of January, all well. The En-
terprize was soon TO sail for the Pacific
Ocean.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

The following beautiful ode, written by Rev. John
Pierpout, was sung at the Ola South Church. in
Boston, at the simultaneous celebration on HE
24th ult.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

Elbridge Fanum, a lad about twelve
years Of age, was drowned in the canal al
Lowell, on Thursday.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

gEyilE mail stage will leave Provi-
M dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at 8 o'clock, A. M. every day
Sunday excepted) aud arrive in New
bort same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day (Sunday cxcepted) at
8 o'clock, A. NJ. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon.
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70 dS'H'ECE.

gDHE CO. partnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween the subs erbeis under the firm OF
j. BURROUGH, JR co, is this day dis
so we'd by mutual consent. The business ofths
con.ern will be setil d by eitler.
JOSEPH ] COOKE.
JAMES BURROUEH, Jr
Ian 81. 1855
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Notice. Notice.

gNHE subscriber, has yet, q smell lot Of
~ Goods remaining, Of the stock recently
pur chased, Of J. BUBRoUGH. in. & Co, and
being determined. to dispose, of every article.
Of that stock, immediuiely, will sell the bal
ance, at prices, even ioUtr, than has yet been
named. Those who like to buy Goods cheap.
will do well to call early, at the NEW CASH
STORE, in WATER-sTREEr
Feb Z. JOHN DAVOL.
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.Boyin,on, the murderer, was executed
n, Mobile, on Friday, the go ultimo, de-
cIarng his innocence to the last moment
Of his life.
He walked firmly to the gallows, and
commenced the delivering Of long speech
under the gallows, having written one for
the occasion. In consequence of want
oftime, the sheriff had to request him to
stop-aad he was launched of without
having been able to conclude his ha-
Iangue.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-03-21

PENsYLvANlA.--The Administration
Convention in Pennsylvania have nomi-
mated General WoLF for reelection A
ticket of electors for President and Vice
President was presented by the Commit
and adopted.
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Selling or Cheap !

TBE subscriber has on hand at his store
in Woier-sreei-not exactly at the corner
OF Water and Miller-street, but one dooi
south, st-ya" Don'i forget The Number, -
a general assortment vi GROCERIES,
such as
Coffee, teas, sugar, molasses, -four,
rice, spices Of ali kinds, box und cask
ra,sins, soap, candles, lamp oil, butter q
cheese, lard, pork, No and 2 macker-
el, sword fish, sounds and tongues, cod
fish, brushes and brooms, clothes lines
and bed cords, carthern, stone and crock
cry ware, thick boots, Turks Island and
American salt, rye and indian meal, ap-
Piles and potatoes by the barrel or bushel
wooden ware, sc. Sc, which he will ex-
change for FARMERS PRODUCE OF
, CASH on reasonable terms.
wA.SSii.:.EE
1000 bushels Potatoes rye and In.
dian meal poultry aud eggs.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
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RIg EIkE, --Iiye aud Indian Men
VA Tor saie hy
Feb IA. SrIYaIS MAaS, IN.
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Wooden Ware.

TNyUBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
olvarious other kinds, variety OF
pals, pail balls, wash boards, facets ,meas-
ures, boxes, coolers, rolling PiEs, cloths
pins, bowls, SC &c. cheap o( (eourss, by
feb 8. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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.NORTHER.N HANS,
NTIRST quality, Of my own curing,
~ for sale by s. MASON, in.
lee 81
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srlHIpPS' GUinEs n exemption, OF the
test Of truth aud duty on Earth EicIni-
ty rea,zed, or n guide TO the thoughtiul-
The God OF Glory, or n Guide 10 the Doubling
Communion with God, or Guide 10 tho De-
votlonal-P Pleasing God, or Guide to The Con
scien,ious-MenIy Piciy in its spirit-M AMY
piety in IT'S Principles-Chris,;on Experience
or a guide 10 the perplcxed, this day Published,
and Tor sale by
MARSHALL, BROWN, 4 CD.
p,ov;denee. F.b2a. 10 Market street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

present and approaching ason. Tho above
articles were selected with CARE and bought
with CASH. lie intends keeping goo d assert
ment always on hand, aud respectfully invites
purchascrs to call and examine his present stock
as it Will DC offered at the lowest ca SH prIc-
es. >. DANOL, JRs
Oct is. nj ain street.
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TO LET.

GyzzzA TO LET.
fEiN3 The subscriber offers To let
ElsiEa that large and commodious
house situate on the corner of
Baker and Main streets, formerly the res
idence ofthe late Col. Child, and now
occupied by MIR. r. A. Coffin, for Fee
male Seminary. 1t is pleasantly situa-
ted in the centre ofthe town, and is suf-
fcientIy large to accommodate three fam
lies, or would be very convenient for a
boarding house. Possession given on
the first of January next For terms, ap-
ply to CHARLES RANDALL, Warren, or to
the subscriber in Darlington.
ALSO,
A room in the cellar Of the above NAM
ed house, suitable for q Provision and
Grocery Store. Rent moderate, and
possession given immediately. Apply as
above. ENoCH REMINGTON.
nov Is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
HARDWARE
 FoR SALE DY ..4..t. &&WUEE IF. BOLLES,
LITCHFIELD.

LITCHFIELD.
 DARBER 6 Genn'S patent east steel CIR- D cuLAR SAWS. of 94 and % inches diam eter, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL Saws, OfB and 6 le9 feet, and Crescent 0nd Iennost ditt0.
 Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts Of Saws. PlaRe Irons.
 Primers, Turner's. Framer's Chisels and GoUges. Files and Rasps, Aat. round, hais round, square g. triangular. of all com. lengths.
 Blacksmiths' Vices%' Bit Stocks and Bitts. fr6m 12 tO 4S pitts complete. sDOOr Butte and Handles and House Trim mings generally. Screws of all sizes. LOCKS Of every description. Cabinet Mokers'e IrimmiRgs- HOllO,c Vdrc. Brass AndirOns. cast do. with brass tops and do. with wrought bars, and common cast do. ShOvels and ToDgs-ChOpping Knives. Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters. l Waffle IlOns-Paient Iron Tea Kettles. Harness Makers. Trimmings. Carpenters Adzes, Hatchets, cast steel and common Aagers; Vsers: Glass Curtain Pins GLUE, Sand Paper, &c. SLc. with almost eve ry other article in the Hardware Line, which will bs sold as low asthey can be bought iu the State of Connecticut. Litckfeld, .yune 4. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
.NesC Arrangement.
HHew-fIaven StoamB Boat Line.

1Iew-1Iaven Steamboat Line. ZINE of the New-FI Haven Steam Boats will " until further notice leave New: Haven every Monday, Tuesday: Wednesday Thurs day aod Friday at l2 o'clock noon. and on Saturdays at 6, o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M.; and one of said Boats will leave Per Ne eS, foot of Beekman- street, New York, daily, Sundays excepted,I for New. Haven at A NJ. aod at 4 6'ciOck P. M. on Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be two boats from each place on Saturdays. viz. one in the morn ing and one in the afternoon.
 STAGES will always be in readiness on arrival of the Boats at ew-Haven to convey passengers to Hartford. Providence, and BOs' ton-alsO to LtchReld via Waterbury daily and via Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. '-.e
 NFFreig6t intended for the boats at New Haven must. be delivered at the office at leas' one hour before the time of starting, or it wil not be forwarded iuntii the next day. e-- a'& JOEL ROOT, Agent.
 NesC- HuUeh M0u 6. 1885. 4&
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

CTAGES leave Q. .Wadhams' Hotel. South 0 street, pAILH-Monday, Wednesday and Friday by way of Betklem, w oodbury. South bury, Newborn, and NoraColk, to New k. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by way of Watertown. Waterbury, Salem, and Ne,O- Hacea. to New York. t
 nF All pers0hs wishing to take Stage for Albany or Poughkeepsie can apply for seats as above and be called Parks Hartford stage will not.l Fare through to New- York $500. a nF The Norwalk Stage leaves Litchfield at | o'clock A. M. and the Steam Boat leaves New-York at 6 A. M. @ .assa.a 4..a
 - The patronage of persons travelling by stage or private conveyance, is solicited at
 O. Wayggzely229S' Motel,
 LITcHFIELD, CoN. L.ikchfsLd Mnn 2f. 12S5. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
SUPPLEMENT- TO :. Sic eWOaeZahS Sae q GOaeUe9eE.

E9QTEA1EW1ksNI eA O
 SSIG eNGOaeEaA6 &s0 q COaGUe2eE. nUSsELL, ODIORNE & co. are stero,ypinR, IA, and will soon publish, in a volume, correspond- iag in size and form to that of ]" Six hhs in Con- vene,' the
 Sapplemeat to Sir Months i,s Conyeat, Continuing the Narrative of Re6eecs zKereso Reed, hy tha4esliuony .ofmore shan One Asadrtd Wjtnes. ss, whose saneqeaes have been given to the Commit. eeevlh some further explanations of the Narrative Oy Miss Reed, and an Expositicn of the syssem oi Cloistsr Edac0ticp. bythe Commilies ef P06icalion Atsos minute NaFratise of tho Elopemeal of Mis- HaErison-with an Appendx.
 .s'Tis Edscafion iosms the common mind.
 Just as tAs1~ig is beat, tho trees inclned.'
 Mora lhaA hali of ahe above work has already roue tbrongh th0 pfess. Ats publication has been delayed 60 wNitthe promised DocumeniAry Eydenco.0 which the Lady GspsEor. and her :. Preliminary.D in he, abswer to iss Reed. pledged themselyes to produce immedase! H is understood that the design is aban- doned. Should t not have been. the Committee are desirous to ai evidence that can be prouced 10 discrsdit the Narsatise.n They are also particularly desirOas to cbiaa copies Of inc Noyices and other Drecfories, and th8 genuine Rules og Ss. Augustne which were iA ussat il6 Convens. These dOcuments which would fully confirm Miss Reed .he lfiends oi the Cossegs withheld fronl lhe public.
 Lhep9blisheFga e0alidemt that the suppleu,ent'' Su be ound equsl a intssesng detal so the original Nssraiise, snd tha is will Se greatly superior as soun6 sod convincing demonsiraion ef te dangers of Cieisftv kdseafioH. Al equal amosns of imporass faslss psoofs aad argsmeaf n popalas form, have small space ia the uhele bisiosy q shs Caiholic eeaieysrY. Ths otjecs is igu,h ard asgsmssa sot
 1ssksR, Jsse 10, 1898.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
AUCTION.

XHTLL be sold at public sale, oo the 7tt " day Of Julys A. D. 1883. st the store ok tho subscsiber. in South Cornwall, at on. o'clock F. A. variety of Personal Property heDDnging to the estate of HERaY ". CATLlN late Ofsaid Cosawalb deceased, consisting oi Household Ear6ifnRe. Medical Books. and others of misceilaneous character, aud va riefy oF aStieIss of Clothing, &c. Sc. Sold pes order 0f ths Court of Probate.
 BEHssN c. HOPKINS, Admi,a'r.
 CosmtUnlf, Jans 93se 1885. Sga q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
NOTTCR.

RY order ef lbs Court of Probate for the D DiAret ef 1jteh6eId. viii b. cold st Pub- ke AVefion. al fhe Isgenl0sied Properly oe
 DocTs WM. MARSH.
 nse of Geshen. deeeased, lexeepf tle part ses te tbe O56Ow.l eD Saturday tiIs fsfh dsy ol 1gy neHL ast 1ea eieleek i1 the fog<poop. al mo A11e 0ws11isg home Of lhe deeeased.
 Ih HARRISON. Adm'y. Coenasnlg. Jazs aR. lesg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
Lead Pine.

IHNHE snbseriber e0nainues to manufacture
 A LEAD PIPE for Aquedueiss Pumps, aRd various other uses, in Canton. one mile wese of HOsford's tavern on the Hartford and AL bany road. Several yeaFs' expeFienee and close atteHtiOn to the business enables the Suh- scribef to offer 10 the public as perfect an ar- ticle ss can be made. Any quantity of any sizs can bs supplied at short notice. u.,i. :, .r
 .. ss ALANSON. ANDRUS.
 CGntOm. May 28. 1885. Sms5t
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
EOOK HER E!


 TyHE subscriber offers for sale an assort- -A ment of BVS9ggO2eS, and other arti- cles, such as Steel SPFings, Hoes, Axes, ,Adzes, Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissels, not sur passed by any in the country, all of which will bs sold as low for cash or good credit as at any shop whatever.
 ALSO, A number of second-ha0 CARRIAGES,
 SULKEYS. Sc. for sale at cost. fWood-work to Wagons of all descrip- tions done at short notice. .2fs Horse-skoeiag and alt kinds of country work and repairing done. with care. Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in for the above articles, by a i WA. RODGERS,
 z. Spencer Street. Am Apprentice wanted 5 AT THE ABOVE BUsiNEss. Litekfeld. Mag ?. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
'RUNAWAY

EROM the subscriber. on the 9th oi June. I an indented girl named JULIA WILCOX, ;0r more commonly called FAnNyss sabont aA years of age. blind with one eyes A lpeTsoDs are forbid harboring or trusting said sirl on my account, as ! shall pay no debts of her contracting. LYMAN J. SMITH. a,
 Litckfrld: Juae 16, 1885, 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
Fresh Groceries.

LUST received. a new supply of lirst quality y Molasses, Brown Sugar, Old Coffee. I'm periai. Young HysOn. H. Skin, and SOuchOng TEAS, together with almost every other ar- licle usually called for iD the. above line, at
 June 18. E.. HARRlSON'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

Rye Flour, Lime, Sleep Shear
 SIc. for sale by May 9s. S.P BOLLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
RAW|AM EAYH.

%A&8 &ANs HVHE subscriber will now resume his Eubi- -1 ness at his Summer House on the Beach of Bantam Lake. O. MELkssEs at wholesale or retail. sss The Pleasure Boat Is put in fine order. Tho SMALL BOATs are in good trim. Fishing R0ds-Po oles. HOOEs and Lines can be obtained af Bantam.
 Fruit of the hest kind, Pine Apples, Szc.Sc.
 FREDERICK A. MARSH. Litehfeld. June I8. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
NO.TICE..,,'

tX months fsom 4he Id day of June. A. - D. ls6s.s sssS iimited aud allowed hy the mOn. Court of Psobate s5rehe. District fSha. ron for the creditors bf the estate Of es~
 sMATHAf1lET. EVERTS.
 IAta Of SalisbuFy. deceaasd, ao exhibit their claians tn Inc eyeealots 0n sald estate. All pessops indeblsd tO ssid estate are reqpessed e mako psymsnf. s sSs.ss
 MOoaK CnlrFENDENs1 EF.cu. - J0stx4 M. REED, tors. y SaaiSbuys Jsias e4, lsS:. IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

igo-crnmapt on principles Of equity and
Justice to Nil parties concersed. HIS de.
yotion to the constitutions, when inFoOes,
proves his fitness for that high station
Perhaps no man living, was ever clothed
with the same extent Of power. a. Genl.
Harrison was, when Governor Of the north
west territory, and yet leave i, with equal
moderation. In the exercise Of his exec
u,ive authority ever the territory, he
acted for the good of the people, and
while his po~er was almos; clctatorial, his
measures, on all occas ions, were consis-
tent with republicanism to the fullest ex-
tent. He is not avaricious. For il is
well known that he might have sPecula:ed
largely in public lands, while Governor,
and thereby amassed together an immense
fortune. But such was not his course
Whether in the field # bn,,le, bearing the
palm Of victory, or in the discharge Of his
executive duties. or on the f1aor Of con-
gress, we find him the same Intlexinle
character acting on all occasions. and in
every station with justice and due mcdera-
ton.
Then let men pause and reflect whether
they are prepared TO submit TO the dlcta-
ton Of Office holders in the choice Of their
chief magistrate. When the sovereign
people ofthis republic shall recognise the
right Of few in power TO direct them in
the exercise Of their dearest privileges, our
form Of government will be at an end
Our rights will then no longer stand based
on the federal constitution Of the states;
bu. every thing, which we hold sacred a.
mong men, must yield and be explained
and enforced by superiors, And what is
now demanded at the hands Of the Ameri-
can people, as a matter ofparty exPcdien-
cy, will soon DC claimed and enforced as
an indisputable right. All republics be-
fore US have thus lost their liberties; and
unless there yet be virtue and intelligence
enough in the people to redeem our gov
eminent from such misrule, we shall soon
follow in the wake Of those gone before us.|
IL Van Buren, can be elected Presidepe-hy |
he people, the Office Of chief magistrate
Of these United States.may from that time |
forward be considered hereditary, and de-
scendable through the channel opened by
his election. POPULUS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
TO HOUSEWIVES.

In this day Of inpro, emcnts, few have
been suggested gilmore Importance, especi-
ally to females, than the new mode of wash
ing clothes, which, has recently been intro
duced into this town (Newburyporil thro'
the agency Of two benevolent individuals,
now residing at distance from us. 1t has
been tried by a number Of families with
complete success, and those Who have tried
il are desirous Of communicating it extern
=ively that others may reap the same benefit
which has accrued to them. 1t is to be u
sed for white clothes only. 1t does rot an
swer the purpose IN case Of calicoes and
wOolens.
LIST Mirfuye.-Five gallons Of soft water,
add halfa gallon Of lime water, pint and
a half Of soft soar, and two ounces Of carbt :
nate Of soda.
ID. Method Of ,rashing.- Soak the clothes
over night if very dirty, at any rate wet
them thoroughly before putting them into
the mixture. when the above mixture is
at boiling heat, put in the clothes that have
been soaked o. wet. merely rubbing such
parts with a little soap that are unusually
soiled. Boil them one hour. They are
lhen taken out and drained. and thorough
y rinsed in warm water. then in the indigo
water a. usual. and they are fit for drying.
The lime water may be prepared and kept
On hand-,he soda, sub carbonate. (he sure
to get the right kindly may be procured
cheap. by purchasing i, in large quantity. |
Let all who feel that washing day is day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
CURIOUS CASE

Dr. Ely Stakeholder. The Rev. DR..
Ely, at present Of this city, but about to re-
move with his family to Mississippi, relates
the following interesting circumstances.
Dunrg a recent visit to the West, he was
wli,ed upon by lady, coIored woman f.
her child. The woman was in great dis
tress. in consequence Of the sale Of her
husband to slave dealer, who was about
to remove him to a distant part of the coun-
try. The slave had been put in irons to
proven; his escape. He managed nctwi.b-
standing. 10 escape with his handouts On,
and large reward was offered for his re-
coserv. The Doctor was anxious TO do
something tn relieve the distress of the
wretched woman and to restore her nus.
band to her, and there was bat one vay to
effect this purpose. He called upon The
slave dealer, who Informed him tina, the