The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-02-12


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Mr.. RANDALL--Ohservin in late
number ofyour paper, Dean Swiii's char
|isy Sermon, wish.which was much pleas
ea, by inserting the following On tho same
|sutject, you will obIige at lenst one Of
your readers.
At the time when Mr.. Lacy was pas
tor oil the Baptist Church. at Portsea,
some Of the brethren, chiefly those Of the
deckysrd, constantly ushcrcd in the the
oizhe Lords day, at 6 o'clock,
by n@eting in the yestry for social prayer
-abo,tstion,. and conference, on some por
ton Of scripture, alternately. At one oi
those conference mornings, the text Jed
to charity all spoke IA theiriurn, if they
choose, when i rested with Charles Ben
jainip, who was Waterman His com
.ipeni on the text was as foll>ws ] shall
say nothing more than this !; we have
becu talking of charity it would DC good
- nt il in exercise; here is our brother
Ephraim Fst,, goes to dock every morn
iag this cold weather, uitbcit n great
coat and here il nay shilling towards
buying him one. The good men took the
hint, and Epkra,m- was enabled TO Pur-
chase npc the next day, and went to Dock
warmed II MT quite filed.
Qsey-.Csn the Iaiiy .cxpound Script
urel es a.s1
Three Methodist chapcls have been
opened in Paris since the Revolution Of
luly. They bear the following inscrip-
lioa-44" Protestant worship with no sala-
airy from the State, .entre gratis"
The Episcopal Missionary Families
from Boston for Greece, arrived at NAL
ia, previous to Nov. %, in brig Palcs-
tine. .4gg .ss,ue
3 Jas. Hollis, a negro, has been commit
for trial at Plymouth, charged with kill
ing Hannah, his wife, ono of the few re-
Herring Pond Indians. Both
were returning home from Sandwich,
drunk. n.s
An attempt was made on Sunday night
Of last week, between 10 and / | O'Clock,
10 frea building in the reaS> ofMr. Thos.
G. Phman, .Jr's. dwelling, Newport, X.
|. which wxis fortunately discovered BY
some young gentlemen returning homo,
and extinguished with little damage.
The fife had been lighted by placing a
match undertake shingles.
lsaac Randall, a scboJlmaster, has
been tried in Oxford Co. Me. f;r an as
sa,A, and battery on Alanson Kennsy, u
scholar, and acquitted. i appcaped that
the beating X. received, was scarcely as
much as he deserycd,as he saidthe blows
did not hurt him much, but made him
mad.' Two ,ofthe largest scholars, one
being 10 years old, interfered ON the first
blow, but was induced by the 6rmness OF
the master 10 return to their seats.
Mr. Hill a Young gentleman who was
stabbed in the upper part Of Ncw-f ork
city some weeks ago, was fired ut three
iimss ,eecently. One ball passed through
his hat, another. through his coat and
cloak, and tho third missed him. The
shots camein quick succession from be-
hind a hoard fence
A petition has been presented 20 the
New York Assembly, for incorporation cf
a Charitable institution, founded by the
gift of John Watts, Of New York city, of
about $500 900, for the support Of or
phan children. This large sum was left
by j. G. Lcake, Esq. tc Mr.. Watts.
A male wolf crossed the Genessee tura
pike, esd ult. and the same night destroy
ed l j fine sheep, Of Mr.. Abraham Bart
let of Paris Hall, N. Y. He then start
ed for the Chcnango Swamp, and was pur-
sued by the inhahitants. AT last band
Of young ucn were organized, and on the
e7th he was shot in his lair. He was
hung upon gallows erected in sleigh,
and horne triumphantly to Paris HILL
The Winchester Va. Republican, states
that the family Of John Tay Ior,a poor man
in that place, was lately reduced to one
child, by scarlet fever. Within 2 or 8
years il consisted Of IL children, and a.
lsout 6 weeks ago, ofsix The remaining
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