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Shoes, SHOES.

.ADYS' Prunelle Shoes, for jill cts. for
H sale by X. * }. JOHNSON.
Camp-Hill, May IL, ls35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
HATS.

- ENTLEuEN's Brush Hats. Of a sup..
~ rior qual'ty, black end white. for s,ls
BY Y. 4 >. JOHNSON.
CamP-iliii, Nay %. ls55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

No ssstsfNEc fats sISse!
lHE subscriber. szpssiIng to b. absent
- Tor SONS ums, hes placed 81 hm ao-
counts. notes, and other clains, IN The hand,
q Iissfy Bsdingsf, 20. Of sLp phsfdslou y
upoa ubO@, Ell Psrsoss sho srs indebted 10
BIN, viii piesss ell snd sstlls. % l.s is su-
tsOsizsd 20 collect. By lau, az suos claims
e. are 10, Pro@P,ly ped.
AiiLTON J. BROWN.
MAJ 7, is3s.-3t
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May 81, ls35.-ts.

VIRGINIA. To Wit:
AZ rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
oery for Jefferson County, the FIRST Mon
day in May 1895:
George Randall and Mary las RIFF. late MARY
ugnloep. an he1r and aissribittee Of Car,st
Uy'ik0op decreased.
PLAiSTTys,
AGAINST
Cenrdd Bdlmver, diriMShasor of Cdrref
UyHEeop d-cd. and .ii,Iaa Uyskoop, HIl-
lam Wynkeep. John Hynkoeb and Garrei
oyHkoop. hefrs anu tEsp l6ufees Of said Car
ret Uynkoop dee'd, -lafaaa Hendricks, Aus
band. and Carrri ~. Hrnd,Icks only son and
heir u Margaret HHdIck,s decd late .Sfar-
5aref Dynkeop, daughter Of said Carrei
Hynkoep dee'l.
D.rIs,
IN CHAECERY
HVtE defendants, Adrian wynkoop, Will
II liam WynkooP, John Wynkoop, G.uy-,
Wy'koop, N@tl,s', Hendricks aud Gsrrrt w.
Hendricks. not h-ying entered their appearance.
aud given security according TO the act Of Assem-
bly, and te rules OF this court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence lat they arc not inlali-
tsnts OF this country II 10 ordered, That ti.c
s.'d defendants do appear here on the first ,iay
OF the next term, aud answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
With inserted IA some newspaper published ia
Charieso~n, Tor two rnonii,s sueeessisrIy, aud
posted al the front door VI the ia the
said town OF CharirHo~n.
a Cop,-T-sIe.
ROBERT I. BROWN, Clcrk.
Nav 81 1885
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RE.NO III.

Int suosetiber takes tins method TO IN
i form his eus.oasrs end the psbl,c gen.
ershy that he has removed hi. store 10 the
house formerly occupied by Cievsisad & Co,
who're he will be pleased 10 supply them with
goods n usual. q. W. HhNNoND
March 2G l41.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

T060ee0!
T>HE sub.cribsn have jssi received one
Il box Of "a Natural" heosy Dew Tobacco,
superior 10 any thing Of the kind in msrkst.
y. NJ. 4 c. w. AisQUIrH.
Nay 81, is55.
sMM C0gs.
TIVE subscriber has on hand . large sup
u ply OF hrst.rsts seasoned MILL COGS,
which he viii cell Low for essh.
JAMES MARSHALL,
.Nsr SAepAsrdsfs,rn.
May 81, 1895.
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WOOL.

"A NY quantity and quality Of ,raNhei ov
"A ua9sshtd WOOL will be taken in er-
change for Goods.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
NAV IA. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

VIZ handsome and convenient brick OF.
- nee, adjoining my store, Is for rept from
he hr't Of April oext.
Masch &c, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
For Sale,

"A FEW barrels prime shsd and Herring,,
- several barrels OF Tar and commons
"hnkey. and large quantity Of Stone Coal.
WAGER & OBYRNE.
iarpers-Ferry, April 30. Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

May Z, 1895 Ut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
PETER CRICKET.
FOR TIE ENQCIKfH.
RECESS OF THE SENATE.

RECESS OF LIE SCnA1H'
This subject to be assuming ccgree Oh i'"PIt
,ncc which does not belong to itErs, gross ana gar
ing affecting the interest It the conlnnweairi nave
lust been discovered by writer's In the puohc Jour
mails and orators in the House Of Delegates after me e
;sencc of the custom for half century or more nave
always looked on as question only affecting Inc com
fort and convenience of the Senate alone; Int IL mas no"
become necessary prove that The practice docs mol
,nrd the execution of The public busness-does not pro-
ion9 thr session. IA, tho expense n some o"oo' as
wriie-,n the Wing snpPcscs This writer says; oia ne
v mart of the session should be appropriated TO eIec-
sons and would be hut for the allowed The Senae'
and that bills are permitted to sleep in the House Of De
1rracs because the Senate not in place TO act Oh
them Now will not determine whether bills he OH
the table Of the House for this rrason, or because Inc
members Of the House themselves sleep too much or no az
debut this will venture to say that they ought not 10
lie there because of the absence Of the Senate; for now
ever dill gent the House ght be in the recess Oh tho
Senate it is we'll known that the Senate would IN We
~ few days after their RETURN be waiting Tor DIS 70 pe
sent them from the House. This is a fact which Tue
Journal ofhc Senate will show, and which every gen
tleman at all acquainted with the history OF Legislation
here ought to know and it must awaysb be the case from
the nature of the duties imposed by the Constitution on
the two Houses The House of Delegates originates all
bills. Much time is necessarily consumed IN maturing
them in its committees-much more is consumed IN Tue
House, frequently in useless discussion, and many o.
those which occupy most time, are rejeeteo' anu u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22


Died o. the 18th ul at Wn,fcl residence Of Dr. Robert
H. Nelson Miss Martha o. Nelson, in thu 5Ith 70" hsr
Of Jesus Christ practically us;a,cd-Tho1Sh nI'h IN Inc
testimony God, she, at al early age dedicated he'e 10
correctness If thu, delighted much in the soc,Tty ana
conversation pinus aa1 while her lot 10 sue pre-
% TO realise The suiciency OF enable her TO bear those
Affections with patience und resignation Conpoih. was
TO her nnd itself found her in the enjoyment oil hat G,sm
~ ] md ncrcl composuc Of feeling, which result Only 'icn
a well-s'ounded hope Of abes'ed Immortality
Hanover, Dec. 7, 1885. -. :, ,. 40 ,h
i;nJ =, cr residence on Deep Creek Warwick county on th
l INST, Ms Mary McITosh wide" Of the late Sainaci is ~
ncn can scarce trace sufficient force, her worm
of life in which may have beca placed. itt mo-! 80;
widow and muihc OF am? OF chi"Fon nc "n'es o
, r ha,,.rr in the ,irriGc all must allow WHO EaFo
hcco p,,eat. or guardians. but IN discharge o. 'nch
Nr ,., acru ed hcrSclins lady ana Chriatiah
III onncs. did her offspring, ami how aaoe
were nil her ways; mistress to her servants, BOW M @ @
hos snided, as The o. h III @ nc Nil was mild hnr-
1rorv anil love! For wears she was
lis, Church, and as .urh, hG ro on r Ike Lore,
~ CItrn Ia. the Writ" ofihis hasy notice seen r unhe'
aar,icn and often has he i$I r1' 70 IT,
"uicicnry ofn R.rum-';-a disciple o. '''a' Us she ~
en- .bc wa--mck AM! hunala, I"nh 'Sc WIS sue no"G @
own .arira she could make ao"an'c IS of tnc ", T &
m ~ her &c declared, she cG"a""sd 10 ''nR ~ "e' '
W. , o,"d where her pain scntcd her reply Was UNIFORM
Goa tnow-Ie:rc herself entirely 10 HIM who PROVIDES ~ MS
mansion 70, wsw and orphan, home :" e:"ras'ns es
c, utyd by physician mcG"s Tor her cco
ycy uniformly Observed her time was now a. hanc anu INA
hc never would Sick she had been most OF Inc m
until within days OF her death, mat sho co
medical aid which time her disease became 100
we're for he, feeble fame bcin IN the 3'th year OF he
h,in~ endured attacks tho latter par; oil her
that he. end was near, s,c had n'oun1 ne! @
hid her seven children and progeny OF gran"
milo whom III. ha, indeed mother III Israel! Her 9n' &
aFcctona,e her thought ana e"I Lo:c
the other in Kindness this anna PIE h.
T W., ,rm,r n,torn of ni.,y and christianity Snch cn M
the life and death OF Mrs. Mcintosh than "S 80 | ma, bcr
NOR. Worthy OF m inheritance at right hard OF Cod am r
b,ve secured to her inhera1cc among al ae p.
in heart, the foad wish, tho rem hsr r.v.s at he
proud Other friendship ana no" "''' MEDCUs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

course never reach the Senate, TO engross lis time
The election of public officers ought not to take place
IN the early part of the session. 1t would be most mani
testify improper to 60 into the election of officers until
iui lime had been allowed for the committees appointed
iof The purpose, TO examine their and the
dition of their Offices
II the sin of proongng the sessions of the Legislature
attributable 10 ehrr House from neglect of their duty
think II should attach to the House Of Delegates. But
make no charge against them. All | ask is, that the
senate be not Maniony accused but if it is 10 be ar
ragnfd there shall be extended to ,hcns handed
JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
=
A DEMOCRAT OF ROANOKE.
FOR TIE E.NQLLRER
TO T. ". g., Esq, NJ. II. ID.

TOT. ". c., Esq, NJ. H. d.
DE- N F't'K,
To scum your f;o, and catch bubble
Would poorly pay for time und trouble.
Let then, your oamng ire pass
For hungry Wings 10 feed upon,
While /, in Hudibrsstic lay,
Ny tribute to your Whigship pay.
Thou mighty man of Wing pretenson,
Gifted OF bold invention,
Dcsn show W., by what modern rigs,
Doh thou and Webscr tnrn out Whi5s-
By what IocuS pucus trick, ye mike
or snukc m ccl-oi col SNAKE
4 pacn, WING, no doubt. OIL! F'''ki is;
WHAT then, is dan, and Dams avn Yankees
" lirs patent toO--yr know he is, sir
There's no better Wing than Daniel WchStsri
q Exccp. and save, our roaring P,
" Who (hy the way) is sometimes stark, Sf
" Like windmill! on his nativc shore,
{" lie knocks and kicks both 'hinI and 'ioIe."
But, F*s,k do tell us how it happens,
That thou, ana Dan and White, and THppans,
Claim, each one, tho other a. hro'hrfi
Ar! ct your kin,hip Try 10 smother:
All ricgies o. tim, ft.htiul panlc,
Produce of Senate aud Bank Satanic.
50 frightened yc, by the din and Folhcr-
SO twistOd-tuTned-in such hoihcr
Ee knew what or where 10 follow;
Aud therefore, jnnd VII c:':y colour,
To uinbla up that odd compound,
Old Nick, himself, il did confoumd,
a name appropriate TO invent:
So he on mischief e'er n;c&t-
Tor lies the father, and the foe ofmcn,)
Needs slcnl name for you and Ben
His trade, to cheat-hs fun, rig
lilo stolU the honest maine Of W1S
And meier so tickcd was showmnus monkey,
With cooked ha, aud Shetland poncv
As arc our Ftts. and Frankly sbri;hc'2,
30 srimiy dcck'd in borrowed ithe''
FAttk why will &c quote the Dav,
TO prove your nc shbos full of cyiE
If Nick, by viIc insinuaton,
Said, Job scrv'd God to get pcntion,
j. that tho measure, F-t'k, by which 20
Mc,e your ncghbor, rs 1T:
For shame.-Do shun the bad example, 49,
And DO to others, Justice ample;
Or else, al time, when nj leisure,
Ny Snip shall teach thee how TO measure;
Yc then, muyhnp shall learn good manners
And, man-likc, hoist the peoples banners.
Your Whss" may trick The Democrats,
Like folk. with arsenic Kill the rats
I'll TO, allow, for party ends,
Ny head and feet, to tax my hnn'!i.
Wilhou,o call fayes and nors,
Inow &c Joura' 10 take rcPose
Yours to instruct, from " bush or thickc''
Ny assumed name, is -, cp,crrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
FOR TIE E.rQC!RER.
"HiTc the ID i,i' due"
"Irll III: t:uIh and shump the h-Ip


work has recently been published wherein pre-
scented view Of the political life of Martin Van Buren,;
OF MS acts and opinions tie various import cues
!ohS which have he first took part in poll
'Icui affairs. In noticing This work. as reviewer of
new publications., Mr.. Walsh Of the National Gazette had
the candor TO admit, that its perusal left more ayora.
Die impression than commonly entertained the
LaakH;s displayed by Mir Van Buren, in the course of
his political career. Even this admission was too much
for genuine shoutcr of "Kndehook Magician" to sto-
mach; and it has accordingly drawn upon Mr.. Walsh an
outpou1ing OF the wrath Of one Of these gentry
In defending against these attacks Mr. Walsh
IN MS papers OF the l1th and 18th inst, says
iarty hlstoryis, probably, as familiar as 10 most
other public WRITER'S but with regard 10 what is called
MT. Van Burens non-c0Rmittal system, are better
acquainted with the ckarge than the pr0f The extracts
which skiiluy introduced into Professor Holland $
rI@ public questions There less Of real rankness in
the two responses OF General Harrison the Anti.AIa
sons than i'll Mr.. Van Burrns cpistlcs. Give the d.
his due, pro and con.'
GAS the mock Benjamin Franklin Of the 4. D. Ad.
yerlscr has grossly msrepresened us, may presume
hc has done and is doing the with Mr.. Van Blu.
rem. The fault which find with the Vice President
s-not any non-cOmmiual scheme, bn, lis being fully
committed to doctrines and measures which are rcpuc-
nsnt our Judgment and PATRIOTISM Too many of his
opinions and acts are quite unamblgunus."
Here is honest admission Of matter of fact about
which acquainted with political history can
entertain any doubt What is Mr. Walsis standard of
pefecton' His motto is "Webster and the Conslitu.
ion; that is say The Constitution construed by
jpebStcr. What is the opposite to this Modern Wing
"Constuton:" is Tic Constitution ms construed by
jefferson and .nadiSon'
If, then, Messrs. Editors, the favoritc Modern Wing
balc-cry be, WeJSter and the Consttuon what should
this crisis be The watch word Of the defenders of the
old faith Of '9S-993 Answer
VAS BuRET A3p THE CONSTITUTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

THE UNION.
3ccuston GyourSelres to think ard speak, Of as OF the
Paitadiam Of your political safety anil prosperity.
GGEoRGE WAsnISGToN.
IF the Whr party do not to dissolve the Union,
what in common do they mean: DO we not sec
almost the whole WING phaanx Of the North, headed BY
John @. Adams, amounting to about forty, voting 10
print and consider the Fanatic memorials DO we not
also see Tazewel, Gilmcr, and Co.. urging the Legisa
ture TO open communications with the Governors OF the
Northern States to demand and know OF thcm whether
their Legislature will put down Fanatlcsm by pains and
penalties, and to unite the Sout III common league
against the North Thus we have the Hartford Con
Ycn,ion Federal Wings urging the consideration OF
Abolition on Congress while the Notification, Dsunion
National Republican, and Old Federal Wings OF the South
arc urging upon their Northern brothers, demands which
hcY know will be rejected, and at the same time menac
ing the North with disunion in Of such reecon-
Yet do these extraordinary whrsIg politicians declare,
that they acuated by party considerations Does
not every Of know that all their great move.
ncnts are founded party considerations: Has not
John Hanapdcn Peasants and Duff Green been aoorins
for years nore to bring about TINS great ana oe
cisvc struggle between the North and tho South winch,
if no, arrested in due time leave the glory and hap
pness Of beloved country to be sought IN the du
! pages of ndeb!c history? Does any man doubt the
loss of our liberty and greatness with dissolution OF inc
Union Or can any one doubt that Peasants and Green
are dsunonsts? Why, then, shall the safety OF TINS
nation be entrusted to the counscis OF such men: Or
why to the counscs OF such men as lazcwe Gl'mer;
Parker &c. gentlemen whose pride tits, has bcen ana
will be- 10 shew how easily these States may be rent
asunder? ,,. .,
Is it fair honest true, that the Whig9 do not make
this party question: Look to the declarations from their
mouth piece, the Governor, who expressly calls upon
them to prorie for the emergency Of such an crenf LOOK
10 their organ WHO has declared that y thousand men
can be raiscd in Virginia to rePulse Van Buren, from
csidrntiaF Chair he shall be elected Ana
do men who ARE led and dictated u 10y such mouth
piece and such organ, presume to charge upon the
friends OF the Administration that they he latter are
making this a party question: Where is the proof
Does Il exist in the fact that only Administration men
in Conr1css voted 10 PRINT while than 40 " higs
voted The same way: If the question can Partake of
party feelings and party interests what are they: The
Van Buren, party Of the North, is almost UNANIMOUSLY
AGAINST the Fanatics and the Wing party almost unanl-
mousy in favor of them. Is it then the object OF the
Northern Wings to run Fanatic, and of the Southern
Wings to run Nulfer for the Presidency; and between
the two to destroy the peace of the Naton or What DO
they mean:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

MTOTICE.-By virtue of decrcta order Of the Coun-
" ~ Court Of Louisa, pronounced on the 18th day Of
September 1885, Of US, shall SELL TO the high
est bidder, the premises third Of the RaeSndks
Gold Nine and hundred Of land thereto attach
ed on Saturday. the 3d day Of January, 1886 The pros
poets for rca and surface god and iron ORE very
atterng and large have been offered for the land,
for the purpose Of procuring them This mine lies in the
county Of Louisa in the region, and near to Wal
tons Gold Mine. Terms will be accommodating.
JOHN ELLIS,
y. NJ. HUNTER
Dee % rfs-wA,'1 Commissioners
StALE OF NEGROES The lA day Of January,
70 lG36-Pursuant to decree Of the County Court OF
Esser Isb. - Commissioner sell at public auction,
~ r. ,brrr in Essex county, credit Of Blk months,
cr, for SUN sufficient TO dcray TIE cost and charges
~trdno the suit and sale-that amount will be re-
o;ed in cas,--tcn or twelve likely negroes belonging
- the estate OF the late Francis hunday decd, and at
hc surne time and place. two other negro men, for cash.
LARKlN NOEL, Commissioner.
Dec 22d, 1895 66-4t
NOTICE-Will be hired at public auction, at Hop
kinsyille, in the county of Powhatan, on Tuesday,
2h inst, 20 or 80 likely Negroes consisting chiefly Of
men and boys, belonging 10 the estate of Thomas o.
Taylor, deceased.
Contractors will do we'll to attend this hiring. Bond
WIZ" Nfp'''|N wM. M WATKINS,
Deputy Sheriff Of Po'chatan,
and .4d',nr Of Taos. 0. Taylor deceased.
December %. oo-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

~" THE People, NO H.
"Toe the mark NO ainehing or dods'ng a,,,,by,,
A. fec plain ,cords to the Members Of Tie general .1ssemo'y
Let every honest member ask himself tne question:
How many of my constituents have called upon ME tor
the creation of more Banks OF Banking capital
No guessing, gentlemen There ought Ohe no guessing
in matter which vitality concerns tlepermunent IN
teress of the people Our legislatures arc too much IN
the habit of running ahead OF the people The EePresen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
COMMUNICATED.


uao arc aiders of Tie abOlitioniss The Norhern Wigs,
or Tic Friends Of Van Buren,
If we are not mistaken, there are " Admin'Suat,on
r,omb.1s Of Congress in the holding States,
and 81 Whigs. Upon motion to print the MEMORIALS
of OFT the Fanaiics few days ago. only of these 50 Ad.
mnstraton members voted to Prnt' and Az out OF tne
81 Wings and others absent. The to0wng are Gu IT,;
rious facts: Massachusetts, with her u wings all IN
P Vermont n with her Wings all in place. followed New
voted against printing; and Connecticut, with her .
w. pnSsn mon did :he same. Maine, with her VaH
p,roD men voted me same way; and her two Whgsdi'
x;ded In the 81 Van Buren, from New York; one
nsd - nrnt Out of Wings from the same state
voted to print In Pennsyvana, II Van Duren men r1,
voted to PRINT and of the IL Wings, voted 10 print
tho other iGo absent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

PRENTICE wANTED---Wanted at the Gom ION.
"A per Office. youth IA or Is years of age, to learn
The printing business One from the county "o1'' Ds
preferred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

W87ANTED TO HIRE, for the next year, a 6rst.rate
ne. % 6e+t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

Married. on THURSDAY ming by the Rev MI kc"nS, Mr.
J,nr Miss Harriet Burnley: boil! Of cHfIco county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

INC VIII, that Nj Daniel would have hecn removed las
e: g there had been party icciiags in tho wav-au
o there prescription in his easel Indeed! WHY then
ne bcn removed hcinTc Mono but Wings voted 10 Oh
m wncr-and yet there prescription. They hi,
, mvA-3ni it IS rather u#iar deny them credit of
which they then stcut political victory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

The Wing rroftsscs to object to Caucuscs-conftren
,.s among lie Republicans &C. Good indeed! Have not
Il. Wings held Caucuses after Caucuscs this session.
a,i moved in concert;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

\ iish-nin:ed Virginia Representative writes as fol-
9ws:-''rhc popular voice, it is hoped, will reach our
Senator'S. promptly through the Legislature. The pre-.
sen is no time for paltcr:ng or delay"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

The voters Of Norfolk County friendly the present
administration ofthe General Government, to have
aa meeting al their Court House. yesterday al half
p,s: P NJ, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
l. represent them in the Convention to be held in the
CIV OF Richmond to form an Electoral Ticket for the
President and Vice President Of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-22

il is understood the business Of the office Of the Bank
ocae L. S at this place. except far respects the
collection Of the debts due to the office, is coscd and
that no nc " business will be transacted at the Office
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-10

Gentlemen OF Warren and its vicinity,
that they intend manufacturing Boots and
Shoes, of all kinds and Of the latest fash
ions. Their work shall be made Of the
best stock the market affords. Having
had several years experience in the above
branches, they feel confident that no one
oftheir customers will be dissatisfied as to
the neatness and durability OF their work
which shall not be surpassed by any in
this town as to workmanship and style.
They intend keeping general assort-
ment of gentlemen's calf, seal, goat and
buckskn Boots and Shoes.
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes mended
to order.
A share of public patronage is solicit
ed. HENRY COLE,
SIMEON ANTHONY
april 25.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-10

NE UP ORT, BRISTOE, WARREW q
PROVIDENCE STAGE.
The Mail Stage will
sckAHH~NS-f,lea Providence Tor War
y%S735J S.7$1TS ren Bristol and Newport,
8 O'Clock, A. M. every
day, (Sundays exceptcd) and arrive in Newport
same afternoon. Returning, leaves Newport
every day Sundays excepted) at O'Clock, A.
NJ for Bri stol, Warren and Providence, and
arrive same afternoon.
O5- Passengers in the afternoon stage on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday can reach
Boston the same evening at 8 O'Clock, by the
Rail Road.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

"a excepted) at o clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve-
ry afternoon Sundays excepted) at half past 3
O'Clock, for Warren and Bristol. Faio from
Bristol to Providence, rs cents up and back
sane day 81 90. From Warren, 10 cents up
and back same day, 81 25.
0rs- Books kept in Providence, at the Man.
sion House Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel.
and at the franklin House at Burgess aud
Horizons Hotels, Bristol +; and at Coles and
Commercial Hotels, arren.
~" Passengers called fol and left at cny part
Of the town. j. d " CHADUICR.
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