Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-07
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~ tsrf~r+<'~ 49, f~~fs~s ~Ssst"'oco tue
CoSPoral, !" who can't even breathe.
without siandering a neighbour "you
judge too severely" replied my aunt
y very few are slandeRsd who do uot
deserve IT," 3" That m,y be-" replied
the Corporal .butI have heard verJ 4
slighty things said Of YOU" The fsce
|of my aunt kindled with anger. sMe."
|exclaimed she, me. slight things Of
me |! what Gun any body say Of me s"--
|" They say contnued The Corporal,
drawing his words 10 keepsher ia suss
pense. "that--that you are no better
than yon shouhibe.' Fury flashed from
THE eyes Of my aunt. Who are the
wretches e .' hope they .slsnder no
one who Is undeserviog Of it,"said the
Corporal, jeeringIy, as he left the room.
The feelings of my aunt may we'll be
conceived she was sensibIy injured.
True, she had her foibles. She was
fretful and peevish, but she was Iigitly
moral and sirtuous. and the Pope HIM
Iself could riot boast more piety. Con.
scious Of the correctness OF her con.
duct, she was wounded at the remark Of
J The Corporal. Why her neighbours
should SANDER her, she could rot con.
I lecture.
Let my aunt lie conscled She falls
under the common lot Of nature. A
person who can live in this wcrd.
, without suffering SANDER. must be too
! stupid Or insignificant to attract atten-
: tion.
Late from the IndiuHs. Recent
g intelligence from the Greek nation
d inform us, that tic Comucii Of Chief.
y Head mcn, and Warriors dissolved
K about tho last Of August.
l. TIE money was paid to them by
e Government agrccably to provisions
Al Of the new treaty, and was cquita-
II bly distributed amoag the whole ma
d ti0n. Annfdcr was passed, dcCIar-
lug tho illcgality OF the. threatened
Is survey by Gov. I'roup. and the de-
j. termination Of the Council to resist
T. ii. Aa appeal in the form Of a Let.
J. ter was made to the Goyernoar, snd
s. ten warriors were detailed from each
OF the towns, for the purpose of in.
re forming the Surveyors that they were
{. violating the provisions OF the Trca-
is Ity. and 0dpise them. to return. II
C. this adpiec should be neglected, then
they we're instructed, to take away
x their instruments and order them
,r out Of the country, and resort to
n force il necessary.
- Shocking. Andrew Dasis,a Scotch.
rs man, heretofore of fair standing, ON.
s. pInyed III cabinct manufacture in
A. Siatcrsvillc, smithficlt, ON Wcdncs.
~ LAY last, about noon, went to the
Ihthonse of his Wife's mother, where
y she was staying in consequence Of
D. some disagreement between thcm,-I
The wife, mother and so me otlcr
IT persons were sitting at table. Da-
A. visNidcred his wife 10 go homo Mitb
!" him, and or l,er refusing TO comply,
9 drew knife, about fitc inches IN
'cl length, which had been ground 10 al
y edge on the back, and stabbed her.
inilicilng two wounds II HE body.
i, one IN the neck aud ono I'M tIie Ter,
IS " which reached the prjne;pal artery.
He thcHcut bis Swn thfpat across
IA Intwo places nearly aeycring tic
i wisdpipc. Mr.. Isaac Mason, be-
: longing to Thompson, Conn. an in.
dustfioas and verify man about IS
! years Of age, living in anothet part
tott''c house, being attracted BY cries
Of help now entered tho room, and
: on approaching. Dasis, was stabbed
by him IN the lower part Of the alb.
domen. Other persons then came
10 and Davis WAS secured though
hot without considerable resistance
ON his part. Tho subordinate le-
|, male died on Friday morning, he .
twrep four and 6se o'clock. Mr..
: Mason also expired oa the same day.
Davis is about s6 years OF age, and
has one Child Eve weeks od.--,Jour.
9 The talked-of match.betwccn Gen
e Bolirar& Miss Hart, is now Thought
!, 70 oe a hoax, las the family of the
lauy are entirely ignufant of any
lSilCll cnu IN i..,, L.. i, q. r..