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

|staaa he seys. ~ csnaEan are rsade
Hess fsr ws& has taken plscs thsa 70 = !
va DE eva Z BE dsssded u Satuue-A
This,is the cs.tisual cry eftlo apai-
|sds.isistraisssss; tAe1 know u auth
|i;px sf~hieA 70 sccsse the CaSiaet and
ere thecefece sta;sed 70 talk about what
slsey s.ay d.. The seoretary Of the
Tsesssry, may dsfr.ud the natica Of
as laads; dhf Secretary Of State, may
bum the national ceoords, but It wou:d
be hard to haag these men, because
they sAisAt have oomnNitted these
cnmes had they beea 80 minded. The
ADMINISTRATION ~ay Sc guilty Of a great
! mauy crimes : when thry are co gull
ty, let them be punished. There are
a great many things that may take
| place; there aIxy he another Hartford
! ]Coxreaiion and Nse editor Of the Times
! uss he memter thereof; he may sue
eecd 10 glazing Aodrew Jackson in the
Presidential Chair, and he may not
la <act, toad may yttisile, bat he has
got very unlikely mouth for it.
Fhe O'muafttec appointed by the
tyouwg men Of Bristol, to make ar.
Engagements for funeral celebration
commemorati~e Of the death Of John
Adams and Thomas Jefferson, sunosnce
to the publ;ck that, John r. Richmond
Esq. a. their request, has conseOted to
pronounce an Erlcgy, on "Wednesday
the aaih Instant.
| The Committee have appointed Col.
Nathaniel Faies, Cd, and MAJOR 6 Gorge
B. Monroe. Marshais Of the day, under
Whose directions the procession will be
formed atthe State House, at precisely
10 O'Clock, agreeably to, the following
order
, First Light Infantry, M'.j. W.P.Mo-roe
Bristol Artillery, 1t. Col. S. Taylor
Musick
Chaplain ard Ealog;.t
Reverend Clergy
| Members ofthe Town Council
,, Town Treasurer and Clerk
Mcmbecs Of the State Legislature
Judges Of the State Courts
Collector and Surveyor Of the Custom
Brigsdicr General and StaA
II Regimentai Officers
4 Masonick Fraternity.
Aged Citizen.
Young men OF Bristol, with mourning
badges
. Instructors Of Schools. with their pupil.
i Citizsns.
! The procession will move ffom ,ht
State House, through High-strcet, ,dowr
Union-street, ap Horc-strcet. down
Sta'c-street, up Thames and Bradfcre
streets. to thr Cathoiico Congregation !,
neetipg-house, where tie Throne %
Grace will be addressed by the Rev
l Joel Mann, after which the Euiogy vii
he delivered Ivy ). r. Richmond.
! The citizens Of Warren and the
ueighbouring towns, are invited % at
tend aod join in the solemnities Of th'
, occasion.
u 1t is recommended by The Commit
tee. that the stores on the rout,
4 be closed during the toll;ng ofthe bells
'l w. w. DALTON, }
VI NArH. HowLAND, Consmittec
81, Benz. S. BounN.
Il Bristol, .7agust &c.
= .9aother Lauuch--Ou Monday last
a ship of four hundred tons. belongin
4 to Capt. Maurice, Of Bristol. was launch
Q ed at Barneysville, from the shipyar
e Of Mason Barney, Esq. She was bsi
n under the direction Of Mr.. Thom,
a Barton, Of this town, and for strengt
IN ofw9rkmsnship and beauty Of model,
y excclled by few vessels built IN Il,
}. state. The concourse Of people draw
n together TO witness the first leap Of th
,r fine sea-boat, into that element whir
+ is to bear her mp, while wood and ire
retnin their virtue, was greater than e.
4 er before met at the same place on