Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26

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- oyeA iar;cc Isste1,l ihe elenu,nt ;
s;nnsss are taught 70 dread u.s
alsnpt discovery of Tho su0rcc af tho
Niger tho vote Of tho Pcnusylva-
MA Legisiature that there j. nch =
llSco ass CAPT Symsnes describcs
an invention 10 nvigate t'sc en- at
isny height with ss many ca toasd
as choose 10 60; rev terra 6rma
forming near the south poc , new al
phabet by q Chestikee ! polished
morality and enlightened councils in
Botany Bay; Grcciah euancipa-
,ion at hand k0iWA siar-Sazers
wondering at a conjsnction of JupiA
tor and Venus, which, w understand.
usually takes place snce 10 abomt Is
m.ht,is, tire mere wvcession 81 tho
ceu,noxes Appreiicsfded 10 be an lne.
ri,lan westward; ard f"ally, for
we have not room fur more install
ices, our whole solar system, sol.
low spheres and all. wt'irling OF 10
space towards the constellation Her.
cutes :.
Six cows in Pcnnsyivsrja; which
bad eaten dftiie leaves of the slid
cherry tree. died in the cosrsc Of
| half an l,our attcrw ards. Cattle are
said 10 &c lns.d al these leaves and
that tljcy oftcn prove fatal TO them.
/ A correspondent IN Konthcky, 10
la letter on business addressed 10 the
editor hts the fpliowiug exthark
{" Tam happy to see ycu Engaged
in 80 good cause as that Of delcud-
ling thu present administration Of
our General Gover~ment against the
foul calamrics II such beings as
Randslph. Nc DJ1He. &c. 7'he ad-
f ,ni,istration is gaining ground il
this state. and will finally triumph
ovcr.he machiuations ofits 0ncmics.
Mr.. AdAms will IN dS,j6t, gct the
vote Of Kenvurky fr tn aext four
years, s,mnfd nc coMimsc in the
: salne wise course ite n now Fursu-
Cling. Mr.. Clay is now in Kentucky 8
) and wherever he goes tl'c utmost re-
r s,ect is shown hi,n---cvcu his cne-
, mics are constrained to Acknowledge
his wortI. aid sterling integrity"
Il Dost. Pat.
y DEfRUtT. Aug. 3.
: From the Upper Lakes. H. S.
r Cole and Joseph w. 1'orrcy, Esq.
4 we're passengers in The Afnervd,
which arrived last from the Cppet
j, Lakes. Wien the Minerva l6it
MackiAac. no, iNformatioa whic!s
; could be relied Oh had .teeu received
? Of Gov. Cass and his party. Some
: tn:ians rtimours had reached there
{ which wero considered unworthy Of
!. credit. a.. se
(, ilN CoApt Marital. az which Gem
BRADY is President, sitting at Grcea
Bay. had conciuticd the trial Of Col.
4 M'Ncil. Although tho decision ot
the decision Of tile court has not bceu
= disclosed. It was believed and doubt
led by no onr, ti,at he %as honorabIy
acquitted of the charges presented
: against him. His defence, we un-
y dcrstand, was ably conducted by Mr..
ITorrey- We have received copy
J, J. Of his defence, which is drawn up in
u a clear, argumentativc. and dispass.
q iouate manner. 1f this contains q
: fair exposition III the evideucc, and
/" that il docs VIC are the Ih0ro indnc-
i ed to believe, fruln tho circumstance
= that tho Judes Advocate dccIihei
eI putting IN hin rsply, we should havs
. no doubt, that the decision hi tht
y court Is as rcro,@ed. 1t sculd mol
!. have been otherwise, from tho cvi
! ! dcnee.- -.afichigan Herald.
; '1'wo large ships Aavo- bee,, bull
y in New York. fbr the Greeks eSdh,
|e difficulty having occurred about pay.
, ing for them, they still remain there
- InsArdnce stock. A full meeting
!, of the hnlIrrs of Insurance stoct
- was held In Salem. last week; on the
|" subject Of The present iow rates 6t
! insurance. A committee tof eight
), : were choses, ono from each Office. t.
;" :, consider and report what Weaeur'
! should be adopted. to effect an I'm
- provement in the business of lnsur