The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-08

hncss Of nature, brings back the frosl
nen of early feeiing, revites the relish
s'mPls pleaspres, ks6gs unqucnchsd II
enthusiasm which warmed the sprin
time OF oLr being, refines youthful low
strengthens our interest in human natuI
by vivid delineations of its teDderest ar
Iotiiest feelings, spreads our sympathis
over all cIssses OF society, knits US b
new ties with universal being, and, ,throug
tho brightness Of its prophetic vision
helps faith 10 lay hold on the future life
John Rsndolph's property, left by hi
o his heirs, is immense, probably amour,
Ing nearly to million OF dollars, in tobac
co plantations on the Roanoke, negroe:
race horses, dogs, bank stock, SC. 1t
al left to his half sister and two half broth
srs, whose names are Tucker. His plan
tatEon on the Roanoke is one Of the fines
in that country.
Asylum for the DEnd.-We learn tha
the Directors ofthe popular instution have
purchased the estate in Atkinson street
adjoining the mansion lately given by the
Hon. I. II. Perkins, for the purpose ol
aging it out rs a garden, with walks, SC.
The price paid was 81 % per foot. A
street is to be cut through from Pearl to
Atkinson-street, on the south side OF these
estates, which will be great public con-
venience, and add to the appearance OF
the noble mansion and its grounds.
Boston Advocate.
From The Washington Globe.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
LOUIS MoLANE, Of Delaware, to be
Sccratsry Of State, in the place Of EDWARD
LIVINGSTON, appointed Minister ofFrance.
VIM. J. Duane, Of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Secretary Of the Treasury, in place Of
LOUIS McLANE, appointed Secretary OF
State.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON, late OF Louisania,
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary ofthe United Statesto the
Court of his Majesty, tho King OF the
French.
THOMAS PENNANT BuRroN, of Pcnnsyl-
yania, to be Secretary ofthe Legation Of
the United States at Paris.
Black Ha,ck. are extremely hap
py in being able to announce that the
President does not mean to retain Black
Hawk a prisoner. He is to be sent
through our cities. to see the number and
power Of people, that he may 60 home and
counsel his young men against taking up
The hatchet in future, where there is no
sort of hope Of accomplishing any Thing by
il, but their own destrution.-BlackH Hawk
and his party may be expected to pass
through this city the last Of next week.
[Phil. Com. Her.
An old Mail RoLber .4rrested.-On the |
18th March, 1895, an advertisement was
Inserted in the Mercantile Advertiser
which related to mail robbery on the
9th of February previous. 1t was there
n requested that all persons, and esoe-
.lally postmasters and mail contractors
hould be on the look out for James Har-
" Covet, the only person at large who
vas actually engaged in that robbery, and
Who held the larger portion ofthe proper
y taken on that day-5OO dollars reward
vas offered for his arrest and conviction.
On Tuesday evenir 9 last, in a crowd col
ected in Broadway, this very individual
vas arrested by two Of our vigilant off,
.ers, Messrs. Merritt s. Homan-proving
hat though ,illany may for while es-
APE, vet sooner or later justice overtakes
t. He was committed to prison, and
watts the order Of the proper authority to
ry him.
Peter Lambert, said to be notorious
lick pocket, was taksn at the same time
" the same officers, and committed to
rision.-[N. Y. Nero. Adv.
The Western Mail has brought the
ews of the death, at St. Louis, of Col.
VM. McREE, distinguished officer Of
he late war, and but recently Surveyor
senral Of Public lands in Missouri g. ILL
Iois. lie fell victim 10 tho second re-
ent visitation Of the Cholera, it was sup
'osed brought upon himself by too much
Ise Of artificial remedies. He was buri-
d with military houors.-[Nat. Intel.
The last Anecdote. -" Who's that are
\Ir. Scattering that always gets few
'otes at our town meetings'" inquired an
I'D lady few days since Of her spouse,
is she was busily engaged in perusing n
newspaper. don't know" said he,
nor l never did, though the people have
,ecn trying to elect him ever since first
,egan 10 vote" "-Dedham Pat.
Two canal boats recently passed Pal
nyra, N. Y. eastward, freIghted with two
undred and fifty barrels (25, 900 DOZEN
ggs from Ohio. These valuable cargoes
1ere owned by a speculator from down
asst" |
The LATE Ma. RANpoLPH.-The re-
Mains of Mr., Randolph arrived at Rich
.a-L m, Tnnadax nunninn md The G,narl