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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23
Deferred Articles.

The War IN Florida. are sorry to
learn that the hostilities between the In
dams and whites in East Florida embrace
a wider field than we had supposed. The
Charleston Courier of the 2Oth ult. calls
upon the citizens Of that place to furnish
troops, arms, and ammunition immediately
for the reliefofthe Floridians, against the
incursions of the Indians, who are said to
be burning, and destroying every thing
that comes in their way. Volunteers
will undoubtedly march from Charleston
for this purpose. AT Savannah public
meeting was held on the 28th ult., al
which It was determined that volunteers
should set out for Picacata on the very
next day. General Clinch has it appears,
about 800 United States soldiers under
his command. The force of the Indians
10 computed to be 1900 warrors, besides
a body of about 600 persons, composed
OF desperadoes and runaways. Govern
or Eaton and family arrived at Mobile
18th ultimo, from New Orleans, on his
way to Florida. LnteH. ~
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HORRIBLE SPECIES OF BUSI-
NESS.

Not many months ago very respecta-
bic man, aged about forty five years, who
had been for several years sexton of
one of our principal churches, fell sick at
his residence at No. =, in ST..
His sickness at first was not considered
dangerous. His family physician attend
ed him as usual-but in short time it
Vas escertained that some potent remedy
must be adopted or all would soon be O.
yer.
DO you think I am in danger, Doctori'
asked the sick man.
The physician was 10th to say so, as
physicians generally are in such cases.
The sick man fingered and grew worse.
ooh ! doctor, DOCTOR said he, there is
something that preys on my mind-some-
thing even worse than this fatal disorder.
The patient tossed and ;ambled about |;
was restless, thoughtful and entirely alb
sorbed in some mental calamity. His
wife attempted to soolhe him--talked Of
Heaven and mercy but all would not do.
The physician was equally unsuccessful
in all his endeavors 10 soolhe the disturb
ed mind Of the dying man.
Take away your physic, Doctor It is
useless il cannot administer to mind
diseased
The physician and the sick mans fam
lily talked over the matter with great seri-
business. They could not conjecture
what was the cause Of the disturbed fan
cies Of the poor dying man. The wife
had lived long and respectable life with
her husband. lie was sexton Of one OF
our most respectable churches, and had
always enjoyed the esteem Of the clergy
and congregation BY whom he was EN-
ployed.
In this dilemma It was therefore deter
mined to ascertain wha, lay so deeply up
on his conscience. The Doctor one al
ternoon turned the attention Of hrs patient
to the subject that troubled him.
Can you not tell me, MIR. ------, what
troubles you so deeply y
'Oh, doctor, doctor, don't speak Of i
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

The Gorernor's Speech. Gov. Ever
eti yesterday made the customary ad-
dress to the two branches Of the Legisla-
ture, on the opening Of the session. The
speech embraces great number OF top
les, which are discussed with freedom and
cIearness. The principal topics, to which
the speech invi,es the attention of the
Legislature, next to some general re-
marks on the advantages of our political
and moral condition aud The obligations
resulting therefrom, are, the late re vision
Of the code of laws-suggested ameliora-
tions Of the criminal code-proposed mod
iGcatons of the laws for enforcing pay
ment of deb.s-,he currencs-the usury
laws--the school fund-the pulic lands
Warren Bridge-the Western Railroad
the culture Of silk-the state of the
public records-the Massachusetts claim
on the General Government-the fortifi-
cations in the harbor OF Boston-the dis
tribution Of the proceeds Of the public
lands-the slavery question-and the for
eign relations Of the country. These and
other subjects are noticed at greater or
less length, in proportion to their import
ance, and their claims on the attention of
the Legislature. Boston Daily Adver-
tiser, 18th inst.
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Total number Of bbls. l72, ,683 l2O,649
lThe District Of New Bedford, in
cludes the towns Of Farihaven, Dart
mouth, Rochester, Wareham, and West
port. New Bedford, Falmouth and Ed
gartown, are the actual guages, the 9TH
ers, as reported on arrival.
New Bedford Mercury!
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A company has been established some
'chere, called the I" "American eCaloric
Company" and their agent in New York
advertises for sale an apparatus that will
occupy very little space, and may be pla-
ced in parlour, or chamber on table,
and will warm room in few minutes,
by the burning OF the steam Of Alcohol,
rum, or whiskey. The truth Of the state
menr is we'll authenticated, but the adver-
tisemea.r rthsows no light upon the most
important part Of the discovery, which is
the comparative expense Of its heat. Dia-
monds may possibly be made Of charcoal,
but it il would cost more than they were
worth to make them, the knowledge oil
the fact could be OF no practical utility.
IPhilad. Gazette.
Zone benefit, at least might result from
the use ofthe above mentioned apparatus.
1t might bc the means Of burning up al
cohol, rum and wbskcy, instead of being
burnt by it, as thousands of our country
men are. And much as it might cost to
warm room in this way, it would be
much cheaper in the end, thar to drink
the deadly poison. We think the inven-
tor of the appartus ought to be ranked a
mong the benefactors Of mankind.-FaH
R,uer Monitor.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

WHALE FISHERY. We published yes
terday from the Newport Mercury an
incorrect and imperfect list of the quanti-
~ of oil imported into the United States
from the fist day Of ofJannary, 1885, to the
Ist day Of January, 1886. We have since
been furnished by valued commercial
friend with the following correct state
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

AT RoME, the circulation Of newspa-
pers isone TO 81 900 Of the inhabitants ;
at Madrid, one to 10000 in Vienna,
one to 1898 in London, one to TO-
GOO 10 Berlin, one to 4o74 I; in Paris,
one tols7OO in Stockholm, one to $500;
at Leipsic, one to 100. Taking whole
Kingdoms, it is one to 100000 in Spain !;
one to s74, 900 in Russia one to &c.,
600 in Austria one to &c 900 in Switz-
erland one to 1000 in France one to
$4,000 in England one to $4,000 in
Prussia; and one to 40, ,450 in Neither
lands.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

The editor OF the Pittsburg Manuisc-
turer, among sundry other persons, has
been most cruelty bitten by the same IN
dustrious Fleas that bit the printers IN
Buffalo. lie publishes a caution TO 9TH
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

"Give man pension" said De Foe,
"and he'll never de-" The ssme may
be said Of the tender sex. Lady Mary
Dorchester ia annually in the receipt Of
fll5 I9s Cd, ever since Jan, i764, a pc
Rod Of upwards OF scventy.two years!
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

Halley's Comet has re-appearsd 10 the
eos, visible only with the asslsi ancs Of 4
telescope.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-23

fD>A woman before the Police Court
in New York on Monday, being charged
with leaving husband alive in Ireland,
denied it plumplv, and could, she said,
swear to his death, because she had re-
ceived letter from hlm giving her an ac-
count OF it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

<'' I1l rTizes amounting to $40 200
twi DC perceived that the above is splendid scheme
10 purchase packages in. Twenty five whole tickets in
in proportion. T SaieS
ever and all lucky uCvT e
At the Virginia Lottery Office d;rcctlv ,,d 80 =,
the Eagle. ''1s' '''e ssn Oh
~ Orders for tickets from any part of the IT, States
nlaes oy mai or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
thankfully received and executed by return mail
WIN e same prompt attention personal application
ana the result given (when equesed) after
'i'e urnw'ng-ii addressed to d. Nj. HOYT
N. BIN all cases, the original (ManagersN tickets
any mistake dispute ID Al - ~
March 10. .,"o ic c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

90 rhe ENQUIRER is published week. generally and
pee
cc tho Same heretofore, Five Dollars
pace Notes OF chartered, banks ouy) viii
ia payment The Editor. win the safety
mem ~ n The postage OF being paid by the
No will be but at tu of the
|ditors, until ul arrearages have boon paid up.
wiz guarantee tho Of nine papers, shall
(zvc tho tonth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
cents No advertisement
assumed by i'm this cnvrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

sSHARk-The great Northern champion BY Amer.
~ can Eclipse, out Of old Lady Girhifoot Known 10
every gentleman Of the turf will stand the present sea
son at my stable near Toylors Ferry in Meckenbnro
va and vii be let to mares at SO dollars the season
one dollar TO The groom Good and extensive pastura.
ana servants board gratis Every taken 10 prevent
accidents and escapes, hut No liability for either Mares
with ioas at their sides, will be fed TWENTY-FIVE cents
pefday, ana those without If requested The season
will end on the first day Of July.
JOHN G. GOODE.
ware" - l02-t2OMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

&SALE OF LOTS an tic To,on of FarmriHe- On the
~ 2lst day of April 1886 will be- sold at public auc
ou, on the premises, Farmve, twenty five acres
OF tue Lands OF ST. George Randolph, adjoining said
iown, IN lots not exceeding half each; on Gre
dit of one and yearsthe purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, and lien upon the
property. BY THE (OMMISSIO NERS
warren ~. 107-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

kSALE OF LOTS an The Toion of Farmuiiie-On the
~ I'd day OF April, 1886, will be Sold at public anc.
non on the premises Farmvile forty acres of the
Land OF Josiah Chambers adjoining said town in lots
not exceedingu half each cred of one and two
years-the purchasers giving bonds with approved pcr.
sonai security, and n lien upon the property.
. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
harcn ~ IUT-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

GREEN HALL.
Groesr and Commission Merchant, Richmond Virgnia.
kFfEhS Tor sale on his usual accommodating terms
" 100 bags Porto Rico, Havana green and ST DO.
mngo coffee,
30 barrels N. T.. sum-
Is hhds do
20 boxes and barrels loaf sugar
500 sacks salt
10 tons swedcs iron assorted,
30 cases satin beaver and fur hats
~ ~ barrels prime beef, City inspection,
~ do mess do,
30 do cheese,
80 do candles
30 80 barrels yellow Irish potatoes,
90 do. old rye whiskey
10 do. do. do. (Zeiger brandy
. crates American earthenware,
pipes COgnac brandy,
Or. casks NJ. NJ. wine,
10 bags plmento,
10 German liquor cases,
10 barrels Almonds
10 boxes oranges.
10 do. lemons,
100 kegs nails assorted.
Liberal advances made consgnments and all goods
received and forwarded with care.
March "a IOz-oaeoyy
THVHE subscribers in addition to their present s,ocl
N OF family groceries, receiving from New York
supplies Of very superior Champagne pink and WHITE
Preserves, Black aud Green Tea f. " small Ensl,i
Cheeses, &c, &c, which they viii sell low
RANDOLPH & McCREDIE.
Sarcn -. lO7-2t
SPRING GOODS.-lhe subscribers bep leave 40 in.
- form the Merchants Of Virginia and the public oc
heraiy That they are now opening unusually large
stock OF staple fancy, and domestic Day GooDs adapted
70 Tue approaching seasonand by every arrival from,
view ofk ia addition 70 the entire purchases made in
he Norhern cites we have the pleasure Of announcing
TO our friends the receipt Of splendid variety Of Tre
ooods imported by direct, consisting Of new svle
painted MHsiins, plain and figured Silk, Paris Gloves
Ribbons, thread Cambrics aud Handkerchiefs Sc &C.
az OF which will be sold the usual terms aud at sa
tisiactory prices.
BINFoRD, BROOKS, GAY & co.
Richmond March "A. 1917
FHNiMBER TIMBER--Thc highest prices willsbe
~ given for good seasoned wheel spokes and felJdes
deliverable at The Penitentiary Immediate delivery %
sOc'Ieo for information respecting them apply either
70 Col Chafies - Morgan, Superintendent, or 20
THOS. g. MONCURE, c. A,
FeO'' SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
March "a.

TBNRUST SALE Of Reat and Personal Esfate.-Pur.
IA suant TO the provisions of Deed Of Trust execut-
ed to the subscriber by William b. Barker and record
cd IN the Clerk Office of Henrco County Court for
certain purposes, in said deed expressed shall on Mon
day. The 9TH day Of April next, before the Bell Tavern
IN The City Of Richmond, proceed to SELL for cash
piece OF Land, IN the county of IIenrico near Boar
swamp, adjoining the lands of Ro s. Garter and obefs
and containing sixtyfve acres, or less Also the
following slaves: negro named Joe, and weman
named Mara and her two children, Betty and Nancy
The title TO the above property is believed 10 he od
but shall only convey such is vested i'm me az trs
tee. Sale will commence at ~ o'clock
CHRISTIAN ALLEN Trustee
HIch - 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

NOTICE.-On Tuesday tic 2yth instant viii he hi
9y the subscriber, as executor of Creed TAYLOR de-
ceasec at hanes Tavern, in the county of Cumberland
OF them young and very likely All persons HAVING
claims against the estate Of Creed Taylor deceased are
requested TO produce them the subscribers order that
preparation may be made to pay them
=, SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor
u al,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

ESoRlY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.-An
h act has passed the General Assembly of VIRGINIA
the subscriber to sell The real and personal
estate OF John Haskins, sr unac aud vest the nro
ce9as tnereof IN Bank or other profitable stock
ny virtue OF said act, SHALL therefore, on TH,.rsday
me aiM tnstant on the premises, in Brunswick COUNT
near Nottoway river and about lS miles northwest Of
the Court House. sell TO the highest bidder for cash he
tween 40 and 80 likely SLAVES, consisting of men
women, boys and girls. Among the is very good
carpenter. So
On the same day, will be offered for sale the TnAcr
OF LAND, consisting of 1046 2 acres on credit of one
TWO and three years The Land is well adapted to the
culture OF corn, wheat, cotton and tobacco There are
on bushels wheat sowed The fences are in good order
and the houses are comfortable. There are the usual
number OF barns, granaries, stables, sc.
on the same day, will be sold credit of 10 months
the crop OF corn (about 300 barrels fodder and oats
the stock of CATTLE hogs and sheep all the work horses
and mules about 5000 weight of bacon the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required be-
tore The property is delivered carry interest from the
date but the interest will be RENTED if the principal
be punctually paid.
he sale will be continued from day day until finish
cd The negroes will certainly be sold on the FIRST dav
unless the weather is extremely bad
JAMES HASKINS
:, Committee Of john HasLins ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
March 10.

NsN ISSlSSlPPl LANDS FOR SALE-rhe sub
Iva scribcf has for sale, number of choice bodies of
Land, IN the State OF Mississippi in healthy and beau
lifu region of the State wen adapted TO the @ro,th
ofcotton and corn.He is also authorised TO sell num-
per OF valuable settlements g g. and years credit;
thus giving The purchaser time TO open the lands and
make the money TO pay tor it, The great inducement
heid out TO settle in this State, both for comfort and
Proht, is daily becoming more manifest. No one who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east of
the Big Black and Pearl Rivers, have any fears ON the
score OF health The country finely watered general
~ ana is hgh and broken enough The State soon TO
he put under system of Railroads which will afford
convenient markets to all portions oft The roads from
Jackson to Mobile, from Jackson to the Tombecbee
RIVER near the mouth of Noxubee river and another from
the Vcksburg road TO Columbus, and the Orleans and
Nashville road which required TO be run east of Pearl
river, VIII make the counties of Winston, Kemper
Lauderdac, Noxubee &c. the most desirable nort;o ~
he olae-ln all these counties, the subscriber will sell
lands lie may be found at Columbus until the middle
Oh May, and after the 10Th June in Richmond VIRGINIA
=, MADISON WALTHALI.
"aIch Q. lOO-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

81 AND SALE.--In pursuance ola decree of the Cir
IA cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for The
town OF Petersburg, rendered the last term in the
case Of Proctor rs Moore shall proceed the 3Ist
day OF March instant, the premises to SELL at public
auction on acredit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
eguai insiaments-a the real estate of which Horaio
Moore died seized situated at CITY Point and consisn
OF three Lots fronting James Rivcr-One Lot has
wharf and store house thereon
J. ALLISON,
A. B. SOONER, Commissioners
March TO- 1OI oow,ds#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

tate OF Henry Kuhn, deceased late OF Chesterfield
county, are requested TO present them to me- properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN b CODED s. for
John Areier, late Sh. and Admir- Of Henry Kuhn deed
March 20. iOS-wa,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

E ftE subscriber, intending 10 from the State
OF Virginia, offers for sale his lot and houses in the
town of Sottville (Powhaan Courthouse aud a small
|pece OF land enough be convenient for fire wood
The lot has a dwelling house, large stable, and other
necessary out-houses for family, brick storchouse
and good garden, with good we'll in the yard The
houses arc well situated for merchant being in the
centre of the town; and the subscriber has carried on
the mercantile business at the place or twenty years
past The terms will be accommodating and will be
made known application the subscriber residing on
the premises SIMON l., BLOCK
- If not disposed of privately, it will be put up
at puohc auction In November next. S. L. b.
March 70 T10S-4tS1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
MOYTYs LoT,TERY seFFHsal.

IiOi :, ever anxious 10 servo his numerous patrons
AXES nis early opportunity Of laying before them orc
OF me most splendid schemes the rs have issucd
Tor long time Forward your orders early 10 Dame For
tune only Agent, Hoyt who deals out The Golden ca
pitals with unsparing hand -
$4,000! S2O00OM 90 OF 81 OOOlu
vfrgEasI;s state lottery,
Va ~ oe"en' OF Tue siechanical Benevolent Society Of
Noriok-Class No. j. for 1896:
10 DC dTdtcR .ficrandrr. ON S,,xy,,, ,o.,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

|EN X. POWEL'S ENTIRE STOCK of high-5red,
[1VH improved, Dnrhan Short-horncd C.1T1LE, im-
ported or bred by him. will be sold SArunDAy 23p
APRiL NEXT, at O'clock, at "Powelton," opposite to
Authenticated pedgrees will be given at
fhe time of sale-most Of the animals having been de-
rived from selections made by MIR. Powell, in England
Fn 1870 VIM ilIJGUES >
Powelton, March GO l0a-t2OA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
March "a.

HNOR SALE, Daidtabic mGugjactatinQ sfat and Plf1
IA tohon, on RoaROke.--l offer for sale the EagIe
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated SIX miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
con college, and ten miles below Carksyille The re-
putation OF this Mill is well known in PETERSBURG and
Norfolk, and also extensively known throu oh the
Try and villages the Roanoke lis brand stands as
high as any other mill ia the State where t is known
~ runs i've pair OF stones, pair of hve.cet bnrrs
one OF burr and Esopus, pair of EsOpus entire and
par OF rnbbefs; manufacturing machinery complete
ana ~ IS furnished with sufficient water power by ca
nal taken from the river In point of location 4 nos
sesses uncommon advantages. Besides n constant run
OF CUSTOM II commands business from great distances
Nidurng dry scnsonsyieldng annually from go 10 2no
barrels OF toll IL receives from Is 10 20 flous,nd
bushels OF wheat annually; aud for some years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section az t
STATE ana VIII probably continue 20 increase as facilities
70 market improve. There ready sale for corn .J
every bushc Of ofFal, at good prices Il NAV aso h
Wen 10 remarks That It would afford AN eligible site for
spuon factory, grocery, mercantile business
ne tract OF land consists Of Ji7 acres 81 Of ,vhicb
Ie gooo riVer bottom good proportion Of rotered
!alu' aa me plantation IN good condition for cultiva
tOh' Inc improvements consist Of spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary outhouses. Persons
wishing 10 purchase the above property nav aopI0 ia
the svgscroer residing within miles liberal ere
dit VIII De allowed the purchaser
. ohoulo not elect sale privately before the third
hVpuay IN April next, shall, on that day. offer IL AT
PUBIC anciony at Meckenburg Court House il being
couIs cay. Possession Of the Mill will be eiven on the
ist OF June next, and the Plantation on the Of lam
ary, .s37. TINGNAL J0NEs E,.,, sa,'u
Meck,enborg ro,, oo @Ja'"es y ZINES, deo'd.
pr Ih? Petersburg Constellation viii poass isse, ,so & ,l
2oth ApiIlpeSt f ''' ''' "' ,g 'll
HfOk SALE, Lot No. 45d. on ID and Streets -r,oo,s
= 90 zee. On - street and 3G feet the Basin bank