Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

Burgess, Of DedI,am /; Consecratint
prayer BY Rev. Calvin Park; d. b.
ae611 1fepntlin Charge, ~ Rev.
En- TX. of Vvrenthan /; Right
of, Hand Of Fellowship, BY, Rev. JON
stlian Curtis, of Sharon; Conclu-
ding prayer, by Rev;Willard Pierce,
Of Foxborough, 49,
Hiram Hull who advertised for
his friends and cousins to suspend
their visits for two years, was ut the
time under sentance for two years
Imprisonment in the State Prisou.
Drowned. in Norridgcwnlk. Me.
on the 10th ult. Mr., Cyrus Kidder,
aged Sc, and Ellis Toby, aged s3.
They had been washing sheep, and
went into deeper water to bathe.--
Toby, WHO could not swim, accident
ally got into deep place, and sunk.
Kidder dove after him and in his
cxertious to bring him ont. it is sup
posed, bsrst a blood vessel, as his
lungs wcrc afterwards found to be
filed with blood. They were Yak
en- ont in ten minutes, but too late
to resusciate them.
Capt. Symmes ID now lecturing
lin Boston, on his theory Of the earth.
The editor of tho National Kgis
says he is endeavouring to prove
that tile world is wrong side cut.
| "Capt. Williams, of the brig Mich.
olas & Felix, sailed from New.Orleans
for Tobasco in September. l825; moth
ing has been heard Of him since.
Said Capt. Williams, left in the hand'
of Mr. Puch, Of Villa Hermosa, prop
erty to cons iderable amount. Thii
information is made known for thu
Interest of his RI atives OF friends.
! ZENON FOUCHER.
I " robascO, April 8. 1896"
| ". r Mer. .Adv,
Green Peas were said to be plent,
in the Boston market last week. The.
, have also made their appearance il
the Providence market.
,
PoLicE CouRr, On wednesday !
man who was formerly in credit, AM
has nowsa wife and daughter highl,
respected, was brought before TIL
Court charged with taking newsPa'
; pei from the door Of Mr. Richard'
store in South Market-street. He wa
: lsbly defended by professional gen
Ieuan, bnt was, pronounced guilt,
land ordered to pay fine 'Ststsu1kdo
liars and cost Of csurt--from whic
|jddgment he appealed to the Mupic'
pal Court. Apsf 'Ccss{
Mr., Benton has given inofce thu
1.-THE speeches Of Mr. RabJ0lPh vii
]be published during the sumlkts, am
, acquits the National nteIHgencs'
from any blame in having suppressc
them. We should prefer having tAes
: speeches pass through less Partis
: hands than those of Senator Benton
! ! Mr.. Randolph being now fairly out
! hearing, the Richmond Enquirer ver
ventures to hint that he has in to
:. many instances exhibeted q an nnbt
! ! coming state ofexcitement," and ees
sures his attack upon Messrss EIoy
:. and Russell. HIS rifle" says tn
/. Enquirer .' wanders toe often froI
the object in view, and is pointed
? game which he ought not have motto
ed."
! John Randolph Of Roanoke, is no
!, about fifty two years ofage; upward
J of six feet high, remarkably erect; n
whole person exhibiting the most
J, maciated and sickly aspect, without
single good feature except his eye :
: Still his appearance is so extraordin'
, ry: that the cdarseest and most ign'
, rant man cannot pass him without el
!. auirins, b" Who is that ?" lie seen
y y 10 have forgotten that, in one OF II
= = freaks, after being defeated by in
. w. Eppes. in an election for Coz
. gress some years ago, when he e.
:. pected his political race was rum !
!. exclaised, -" entered political ~
= . Democrat and q Deist, but l quit
&c s a convert to Jesus Christ in religio
= and to Edmund Burke in politics."
VirSinian.
N Tie Quarrels cfthe Great:--One
A the earliest records Of disagreemel
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