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United States District Ccnrt.

Vermont District
an BANKRUPTCY. Noticc:to show cause
! Dc anst Petition of Hezckiah Foster, of Bris-
to, in said District. merchanl, TO he declared
Bankrupt, at the Court house in, Montpelier,
Vermont, on The 22d March, 1912. II NJ. 43
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

T. M L. f. 5 f NJ n A RY.
The Spring term will commence on Thurs
day, ed day of March. The Assistant Tea
cheers employed during the last year will con-
tinue to aid the subscriber in giving instruc-
ton. l.. L. TiLDEN, PRINCIPAL.
Middlebury, FEB. 10. 1912.
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Feb. 18th Samuel Cook, revolutionary pensione
aged 50 years Printers in N. Y. and Michigan, arr
requested 10 copy.
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PROPERTY EXEMPTED.

The bankrupt may retain the wearing appa.
rel of himself, wife and children, and such ne
cessary articles as the assignee shall designate,
having reference to the family condition, and
circumstances of the bankrupt, but not to ex-
coed the sum of three hundred dollars!
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creditor seventy-ive per cent. on the amount
due.
PROCEEDINGS BY CREDITORS.
The creditors must prove their debts on oath
or affirmation before the Court.or Commission
ers appointed by the Court, which proof is open
to condensation.
HI creditors are to share pro rata without
any preference. except laborers who for work
done within the proceeding six months, may
be entitled TO wages, not exceeding S25.
All creditors whose debts may be due at
future day may share according to the present
value thereof; and all uncertain contingent
demands of holders of politics, sureties and en-
dorsers. may be proved, and when become alb.
solute, shall be allowed.
AssIGNERs.
Assignees are to give bond. sell and convex
property as the Court shall direct, and paw all
the monies within sixty days into Court, SUBJ
ject to its order. The Court will require of
them the collection of assets, and their reduc-
ton to money as speedily as consistent with the
interests of the creditors, and make dividend
of as much therefor as may consist with the
rights of persons holding adverse claims, after
having given ten days public notice of such
dividend in some public newspaper.
The assignee will have full authority to dis,
charge all lines and membranes upon any
under the order of the Court, and to
all debts and claims.after giving ten
days public notice in some newspaper. to all
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JOHN nISE 4 WILLIAM 0SMAN,
La Sale street, one door from thenorth.wesicorner
ofthe Public Square.
TER s I:

Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, If paid IN
advance; Three dollars ifnot paid before the expi-
ration Of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
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NsSSrS. Ei'gS-l have long been "rua, o.
see some one devote their attention to the i'.."'.
and Michigan Canal, and, by careful cN"Hina-
ton Of oil it, merits, aA9" to the public the great
Importance OF the "'rN ANA the lasting good that
1t would confer u1oA the whole STAKE "''" com
pleted; but, finding NJ oa' disposed To trouble
himself about IT, resolved, III series % ar
tic!cs to lie published, to I"."i out s5-c oil the
great and important features l '"'' h''.. work.
hoping That th' attention OF Others would nc
awakened who could handle the SUBJECT with
more ability, ana ne better able l' a' 81 .'7"e'.
found, upon 'A'nl''H'n' that there were so
many contradictory statements about our pubic
debt and resources gong i4' rounds '' I-e I"'"'
prints that to proceed Wit" any accuracy """1."
be necessary 10 ascertain WAT our f,". ".u' and
available means were. l according y ''"i '',"
all these statements with the i1..'. documents
and compiled a s'1tcmc"t"Hi .'i.''a "'",o
not vary lar from the "1t1i ""I the last State
Register denies the existence Oh "' "''' 1."'
that included III mat s'Alo''oh' do "o' u"-
defstand TINS SUBJECT as Inc h,-.-.ti "o.a' al" }.
he Will have the Kindness To STATE I'd. u'e '''
the manner '"'' ",'' was ''.''."' ""' We ".",''
Obliged 10 hdh' lac "'.'" reports do "'' $40"
that 1t IS Sc''1' u""o'7.'''" '''' '''"''.' '.'-
cluded IA Inc '''c'''4' Improvement account
"hicN nc SI''"' o. d. S't-','. '''' ''''.'''.' ',
counts from '"o'' ''a' ''' o"' '',.' ANS, '''.
s'0'o lot Tue !.' ''' % '','I','' II ''' ..''.'
MI, III ''''' S,'','' ~ s"' ~ '',' ~ ''' 81 W"
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lit" was examining ''o '"'''''', ,."',''''
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VI PUo''' "o'N'-'n' message VI ''' s''''''''-
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VOLUME II.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HISE,

La S1Ne street, o1c5.or FROM Hcno1i-rat corner
oJHt PadHc Square.
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DIED.

10 ihis town. on Tuesday last, suddenly, Miss
RoBr T.kIMNo. daughter Of the late Capt.
teary Nipm o, sged Al years The deceased
attended church in her usual health on SUNDAY
afternoon; but was taken suddenly III in the sv-
sning, and disdabout noon on Tuesday, after a.
boat fony hoors Of great bodily suffering. Her
sudden exii sanother exempt i6caton Of the words
of The brial service, "In The midst OF life we sr
in dealb;" and solemn admonition TO Us all Of
the importance of being always 10 state OF pre-
Parsuon to meet Con when He comes, for we
know not the day nor the hour. The deceased
was greatly beloved by wde circle Of friends
over whom her sudden death has cas-, mean-
choly sorfew. Bot chiefly has this mysterious
stroke of'death caussd the widowed mother's q
heart to 4sed with anguish for the loss of the be-
loved eon panion and soace Of her declining ysars.
Bot whiIsshs enjoys The lively sympathy Of all,
she has too that best OF consolsions. that what 10
no her 90 great loss, is 10 her dear departed one
Jar greater gain.-[CoM. N
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q fhy lhoussnd dollsrs, and pay the
same into the General Treasury for the
use Of the State, 10 be refunded ss soon
as may be with interest al Eve per cent.
per snnum. fff
Sec. 2. A board consisting OF three
members shall be appointed 10 receive,
examine and audit all the claims against
the State, that have accrued by reason Of
the recent insurrsction, other than for
military services. And said board Of
commissioners shall have power TO send
for persons and papers, and administer
all necessary oalhs for the purpose Of
ascsrtaining the justice Of said claims,
having first given public notice Of the
time and place Of their sitting, and allow
all or such part thereof as they shall ad-
judge 10 be due to the person or persons
presenting tho same, and give an order
to the General Treasurer therefor. And
all persons having claims or accounts as
aforesaid shall present The same TO said
board, on or before the first day Of Au-
gust next, or be forever thereafter pre-
cIuded from presenting the same.
Sec 8 The commanding Off icers Of the
several chartered and volunteer COM
panies ia this State. arc hereby required
to make out and deliver under oath 10
the board Of Commissioners, true rolls or
lists OF all The officers and soldiers that
served in their respective companies IN
quelling the recenk insu!rection, and
the number Of days the respective officers
and men respectfully served for that pur-
pose, including the days on which they
left and returned 10 their homes and
the commanding officers of the several
companies Of militia in the several bri-
g ades. are hereby directed 10 make and
deliver under oath, similar rolls to their
respective brigadier generals, and the
said brigadier generals shall certify them
10 the board ol commissioners aforesaid.
Sec A. The board Of commissioners
upon the receipt Of the several rolls or
lists, certified as aforesaid, il they shall
approve Of the same or any part thereof,
shall issue their order on the General
Treasurer for the pay Of the sum Of
one dollar per day to every officer and
soldier according to the number Of days
he shall have served.
Sec. s. Edward s.. Wilkinson, Ed
ward w. Lawton, and Stephen Branch,
are hereby appointed the board Of COM
missioners UPON said claims.
True copy witness. tt
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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From the Providence Daily Journal.
General Assembly.
NE sEssIO n,

ON bEsSiO
Thursday Morning June 93.-An &C,
was passed reviving the charter of the
Foster Artillery company.
Petit ion Of Warren Artillery for old ia
building an armory.
Petition OF the Warwick Methodist f.
piscopal Church, for act Of incorporation
The commute on MILITARY charters
made report.
Mr.. Daniels introduced resolutions
calling convention 10 frame conslitu.
ton. The qualification required 10 vote
for delegates was a residence Of ono year
IN the State, and Six months in the
town.
The House then adjourned till three
O'Clock.
Thursday .aae, noon.-The House met
at three o'clock.
Mr. Clarke, from the committee on
the subject of a new constitution, made a
report, which, as amended, will be found
in another column Of this paper.
An act authorizing the establishment,
ofvolunteer companies, was presented and
referred.
Friday Morning June 24.-The House
met at 10 o'clock.
The act relating to Pilots was contin.
ued.
The petition Of Bristol Artillery, for
amendment Of charter was granted and
act passed. st
The prayer Of petition Of Geo Whit
ford and others for military charter, was
granted and act passed.
The prayer Of the petition of the Ma
tonal Cadets was granted and vote pas
sed.
The prayer of the petition Of the city
OF Providence, for amendment OF ch arler
was granted.
The act authorizing the establishment nj
Of volunteer companies, was taken up
and referred to Mr. Ames for amend.
ment.
An act authorizing the Governor ia
commission officers in the vacancies o
the militia, ard approve and commits
sion officers who. may be elected by char.
tered companies, was sent dowE from the
Senate and conourred in.
A full account afthe proceedings will
be given in our next.
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THOMAS w. DORR.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, Glocester, r. /.

HEADQUARTERS, Glocester, X. /.
June 25th, l842.
/ hereby direct the military Of this
State. who are in favor OF the peoples
constitution, 10 repair forthwith to head
quarters, there 10 await further orders /;
apd l request all volunteers and volun-
teer companies so disposed, TO do the
same.
1t has become the duty Of all citizens
who believe that the people are sovereign,
and have right TO make and alter their
forms Of government, now TO sustain by
all necessary means, the constitution, n
dopted and established by the people Of
this State, and tho government elected
under the same.
The only alternative is an abject sub
mission to despotIsm, in it's various
effects, without q parallel in the
history Of the American States. ! call
upon the people ol Rhode Island to as
sert their rights, and to vindicate the
freedom which they are qualified TO en-
JOY in common with the other citizens Of
The American republic. -, =.
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At Town Meeting, holden in Warren,
June 18Th. 1912.

AT a To,on Meeting, holden tn Warren,
June 1911, 1912.
"OTED, That no, neat cattle shall
v be allowed to 60 a. large, in any
Of the highways, streets, or lanes, 10 this
town, after the 28lh inst, and that the
owner Of every neat creature, SO found,
going at large, shall forfeit and pay the
sum Of one dollar, and all costs Of PROSE-
culon for every violation Of this ordi-
nance, to be recove red by complaint be-
fore ahy Justice Of the Peace oil said
town Of Warren; the said penalty to be
to and for the use Of the complainant.
Voted, that this ordinance be published
in the Northern Star, three successive
weeks. Witness,
S RANDALL, Town Clerk.
June %
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-July =. 1912.
Reported for the Boston Advertiser & Pairiot
Al market 365 Beef Cattle, 90 Cows
and Calves, sI00 Sheep, and $50 Swine.
SO Beef Cattle and several hundred Sheep
unsold.
PRlcEs-B Beef Cstile-We again re-
duce our quotations.. We sgain reduce
our quotations. We quote extra $50 q
$5 60. First quality $4 75a $5 25 /;
second quality $4 so A rs; thiru quail
ty $4 90 A 80.
Cows and Calves-A few sales only
were effected, and we shall omit the
prices.
Sheep-Dull Sales from $l 25 to
So so. A few choice weathers at 3 so,
Ia 400.
A lot Of old Hogs at 4c, and lot oi
Pigs at B 1-4c
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PrOsnecfua.

WWILL be polished as early % The fret day
Wv Of July next, and earlier if possible, a
concise and impartial history Of proceedings
and euenfs connected Dih the Su6ioge
Question in Rhode Island. commencing with
the year 1911. and continuing 10 the presen,
time. The work will embody the most interest,"
ing and important data and statistical accounts re-
laiipg 10 the prorscted controversy, and pariicu-
lary in relation 10 the recent movements. An
appendng will contain the LsndhoIdtrs' and Peo-
pies Constitutions. copies Of petitions. &c. The
whole will make about $50 pages, and be afford
ed at the low price Of 20 cents a copy to subscri-
bers, in Pamphlet form. or 81 l-2 cents. bound
IN cloth. JACOB FRIEZE.
Providence. June IA, 1912.
- Sab. Ias III. nQ...
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lOrders No. 75.l.
HEApQUARTERs, Division r. /. FORCES,
T0cktootton House, Providence,

lOIOcIS NO. 10.
HEApQUARTERs, DIVISION r. /. FORCES,
T0cktootton House, Providence,
July 2, 1912
/. The Major conlemp Ialing
q resignation of his command, makes
known the following appointments to his
personal staff : General William e..
Gibbs, with the rank Of Brigadier Cen
eral John H. Gilliat, Will am Ennis,
George Rivers, John II. Clarke, Mark
yantony D'Wolf, and Charles H. Rus
sell, aids-de-camp, with the rank Of Ma
jor.
Stephen S. Lee, Typographical En-
gineer, with the rank Of Major, and Rev.
Francis Vinton, Chaplain.
II. Major j. H. Martin has been
promoted to the rank Of Colonel, BY brs-
vet.
III. The appointments Of Lieut.. Col.
oneI Helme and Major Knowles, by
Col. w. w. Brown, are confirmed.
BY order Of NJ ajor General McNIELL:
ELISHA DYER, JR, Adjutant General.
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WHHLERS.

WHHLERS.
Cid at Bristol, 4th, bark Moro Castle, Wal
dron, At lantic Ocean.
Sailed from New Bedford. 4th, bark Emma
Bah, Atlantic and Indian Ocean.
Ar at Wsreham, +th, brig Meridian, Russell,
Atlantic Ocean, 10 bbls oil, absent IL mos. and
has not seen whale for months past.
Al CalIao, April 24h, ship Benz Rush. Clifford
Of Warren. oil not stated. Ship Junior. Hatha
way, NIB had been in and landed her captain
sick, and was expected again in few days.
Heard from April 10Th, Hector. NIB 1850 bbl'
sps s.ao dale. SC. Canton Packet. mos out, nc
70 il. i-
AR a, Newport. la. bark EmisraDt. Sim.
mons, put back when 10 days out from Bristol oil
Aoeoun; Of Capt 8. being unweIl:
Spoken, at New Zealand Jan 10th. ship Char.
lot, Littlefed. Warren, out Z mos. $50 bbls sI
and ri whale; Feb 2Oth, Rowena, Fall River,
smos out, 700.
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eDMany of the persons captured
during the late "Chepalchet expedinona
have been examined. Some Of the most
guilty have been committed--the remain
der have been discharged. We are SO
pressed for room that it is impossible for
US to give particulars. Suffice il TO say,
that most Of them acknowledge having
been in Doris Camp, some for the pur-
pose Of fighting and others to get clear
oft. We fear that many Of the really
guilty are yet at liberty. There are sew
eraI editors Of newspapers in Massaehu-
setts and New York, who deserve more
punishment than one half Of the prison.
ers taken by the State troops.
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/ canno. doub. that they will cheerfully
and promptly respond 10 this appeal 10
their ps striotism and 10 their sense Of JUS
lice; and that they will show themselves
in this exigency 70 be the worthy de-
scendants Of those ancestors who aided
10 achieving our national Independence.
THOMAS w. DORR,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
BY order Of the Comman nder-in-Chief.
WILLIAM II. PorrER, Adjutant General.
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Estate or ELIzABsrn KlsNIcurr.

ESTATE OF ELIzABRTH kiSNIcUrT.
Court Of Probate, Warren, June 4tk, l842.
xhEREAS, an instrument ia writing
w purporting 10 be ths last VIII and
Testament Of Elizabeth Kinnicutt, late Of
Warren, deceased has this day been presents
ed TO this Court for Probate and approval 49,
Ordered, that the consideration thereof 90
referredto Court of Probate, 10 be holden q
the Town cIerk's Office, in said Warren, ON
the FIRST Saturday in July, 1912, al TWO o.
clock, afternoon, and that previous notice be
given, by publishing his order three ssssvsl
times In he Northern Star, for all persons
intercstedto appear stsaid time and place
ard be heard. Witness,
Jeli 8. RANDALL. r. Clerk.
The consideration ofthe above Will is post
poned to the first Saturday ia August next; AZ
the same time and place. Witness,
Julys S. RANDALL. p. Clerk.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH COLE.
Court q Probate, Warren, r. r., June
4, 1912.
nHE Administrators on the estate OF Eliza
- beth Cole, late Of Warren, deceased, has
this day presented her account against said es-
tate for settlement and allowance:
Ordered, That the consideration thereof bs
referred TO Court Of Probate to be holden at
the Town Clerks Office, in said Warren, on
the first Saturday in July next, at TWO
O'Clock. p. M. and that previous notice be
given, by publishing this Order three several
times in the Northern Star, for all persons in
teresied TO appear at said time and place, il
they see fit, and be heard. Witness,
JelS. s. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
The consideration ofthe above Account 10
postponed to the first Saturday in August
next. at the same lime and place
Witness, s. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
ynlv
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JONATHAN J. DRowN's EsTATR.
Court Of Probate, harrington, July Cd,
. 1842.
TRPHEREAS an Instrument in writing. pur
w porting 10 be tho last Will and Tests-
ment OF Jonathan J. Drown, late Of Barring
ton, deceased, has this day been presented 10
this Court for probate and approval:-lt is
Ordcrec-,hat the consideration thereof be
referred to a Court OF Probate to beLolden at
tho Town Clerks Office in said Darlington, on
the first Monday in August next, at2 O'Clock,
p. NJ; and that previous notice be given by
publishing this Order. three several times IT,
tho Northern Star, for all persons inters sted
10 appear at said time and place,an be heard.
Witness
July9 e. TIFFANY, Probate Clerk.
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Cosrs ot Probate, Werrsa, Jtas 4.1e4g{
4H HE Commissioners hsretolors sppoines6
~ 10 receive and s1amine the claims a.
the creditors on the Estate Of Dsnsl Bsssus.
late Of Warren decesssds represented iDsoI-
vent this day present their report fss aeespts
ance - II - VI
4 Ordered. thas'the considsyssiou thereof 10
referred to Court Of Probate, 10 be hoIdss
al the Town Clerks Office, 10 said Wsuen,
on the first Saturday Of July next, 81 o.
clock, P. NJ, and that previous notice be giv-
ens BY publishing this orderthres several times
IN the Northern Star for aII persons jntsSesl~
cd to appear Al that time and plsce, IL they
zee fit. and be heard, Witness, 1
Je Ia 8. RANDALL. Pfobste Clerk.
The consideration Of the above Rspon b
post tPoned 10 the first Saturday in August nsxt,
at the same time and place. Wstness.
July9 8. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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LAuNcHED-Yesierdsy morning, from the
yard Of Messrs. Chaes & Davis, a beautiful
bark, about 225 tons burthen, 10 be called the
"HEcroR." She is to be engaged in the wha-
ling business, and 10 to be commanded by Capt.
w lliam Martin, Of this town. She is owned by
the captain, the builders, Stephen Johnson and
others. The builders have fully sustained .helr
reputation Of experienced workmen.
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Summer Goods at Cost.
j. L. BOswOrth s. Co.
AT THE CASH STORE

I61AviNG resolved To SELL their whole
0X stock Of Summni Goods, now offer them
to customers at Cosr. An unusually large
assortment Of desirable Goods, is now in Store,
and at these reduced rates, wo expect, TO run
them ofvery fast next week. .'-
Purchasers who care for good Bargains, will
bo sure to find them, BY an early applications
at this place. - July9
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.A Tie Old Cheap Store .

III he Old Cheap Sfore.
MfORE Of those go,d brown Sheetings at 6
&A Ia cents; Cslicoes at 4 cts and cts !;
Shirtines 6l-4 cts; Furniture Calico and 6
IA cents; Linen Cambria Hdkfs Is; silk and
thread Miits and Gloves; Crash; Needles |;
Damask Table Diaper Serges; Fashionable
Coat Buttons; Buttons for Children's Clothing !;
Kentuck Jeans; Gambroons; woisted TasseIs
and Cords. For good bargains always call al
June rs LONG ROOM.
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PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Tune 2sth-blig Foster, Lancaster, Bangor,
with spars TO Mason Barney.
Sloop Portsmouth, Allen, New York, with
corn and flour TO Allen.
2sth-sch John Frederic, Lampher. Ban
gor, with luT berto VIM II Turner.
29th-steamboat Providence, Richmond. I'm
Providence.
July lst-brig Frances, Ingraham, Pictou,
via Fall River.
lH--steamboat Providence, Richmond, FIN
Providence.
3d-sloop Eagle, Ingrahnm, Providence.
6th-sloop Meridian, Bennett. do.
Cld-bark Montgomery, [new] Martin, In
dian Ocean.
SAILED.
July Sd-sch John Frederic, Lampher, Ban
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Guardians Notice.

UuGTdtGuS yV0tlCe.
WHE subscriber hereby gives public
IL notice, that he has been appointed
by the Honorable Court OF Probate of
the town of BarrIngton, Guardian to the
person and estate Of Joseph q. Martin,
minor under the age Of twenty -one
years, son Of Capt. Samuel r. Martin,
late Of said Darlington, deceased ,and has
accepted of said trust by giving bond as
the law requires. All persons having
demands against said Joseph b. Martin,
are requested to present the same within
six months from this date, and those IN
debted to make immediate payment 10
WELCOME ARNOLD, Guardian.
Darlington, June 95, 1842. 9w