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

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The yslice belonged to Mr.. r. B. Klns-
ley, the proprietor Of The Newport
line of baggage wagons. Mr.. Kinsley
is constantly passing between Boston and
Newport, bringing and carrying letters
and money for his friends and customers
on the rout. Heputs up at DoolittIe's.--
Yesterday he came in the Stage Coach,
bringing his valicc containing two packa-
ges Of bills to the amount Of $1,000, for
the Suffolk Bank, and large number of
letters to merchants in this city, contaih-
ing, as he thinks, cash to the amount of
$1,000 more.
On his arrival in this city, he depo sited
his valice in his box, in the Bar Room of
the Tavern and locked it. 1t being too
late to deliver the package and letters, he
lelf it there, perfectly safe ashe supposed.
AT nalf past nine, intending to 60 10 bed,
he went to look after the valice and take
it to his chamber, but he found that the
lock had been picked and the valice stol-'
en-. There is no clue to the discovery Of :
the thief, nor does suspicionlight strong
ly on any one. The deed " az bold, and
was no doubt perpetrated by some accom-
plished rogue, who knew the nature Of
Mr.. kinsley's business and the probable
contents ofthe valice. Mr.. X. offers q
reward Of $500 for the recovery Of the
property, which we hope may be restored
to him, not only on account Of the lawful
owners, but for the sake Of Mr.. Kinsley
himself, a most excellent and worthy man,
whose distress at his misfortune, 10 truly
agonizing. = Boston Transcript
The sale of Real Estate advertised in
HE8 iu this paper to take place on the 18th
inst. is POSTPONED to WEDNES-
e-essA.na
The Supreme Judicial Court at iss late term in
this County, admitted Samuel Randall, ESQ., as an
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Judge Randall,
as well as Chief Justice Eddy, studied law under
the late Judge Bourne and without having been
formally admitted to the bar, was, we understand,
appointed ono ofthe Judges ofthe Court of Common
Pleas for Bristol County, from which place he was
removed number ofyears since 70 seat ON the
bench Of the Supreme Judicial Court, and continu-
ed highly respected member Of that Court, until
The last May Session of the General Assembly, At
which time, upona change Of parties, he was dis
.vsWport Herald e5tAe Tsmes
Zemperumee.-Th report OF the Ma.
lional Temperance Convention states that
within the last six years there have been
formed 5000 Temperance Societies, en-
bracing one million members, lhat 5000
distilleries have ceased, and 5000 wer-
chants discontinued veading nrdent spirits:
hat there are 7co Of our vessels which do
aot carry it.
From Columb;a.-Brig Elizabeth, ar
lived at New-Yotk on Monday, in 81 days
from Carthagcna. Among the passen-
gers is the Hon. Thomas p. Moore, late
Minister Of U. S. to Bogota. Mr.. NJ
Afee, Charge d'Afairs sent out TO re-
ieve Mr.. Moore, met the latter gentle
nan at Carthagena, and thence proceeded
IN his journey to Bogota. Mr.. Moore
caused the remains Of the Hon. Richard
Anderson, to be disinterred, and has
brought them to the United States. All
5 quiet in New Grenada, and the present
government appears to be firmly estab.
Jour. Com.
John Randolph.-The Richmond En-
luirer says, 1--WE understand that num-
upative declaration was made by him on
lis death bed, specifying some things that
we're provided in his will(supposed to be
oft at home,) and enjoining the most faith
ul execution ofthese items. From these
xplanstions it wns gathered, that Mr.. r.
lad lefi all his slaves free, except the in
iran and aged, who are 10 be provided
or. 1t is estimated that Mr.. r. has
nore than 100 ofthem. II is believed
hat he has left the burthen Of his estate
o his two half brothers, Judge Henry St.
George Tucker, af Virginia, and Judge
Beverly Tucker, late Of Missouri.-He
las no haE sister, as the Pennsylvania
tates. 1t is probable, that he has le0
everal legacies in his written will to his
friends"
LIEUT.. RANDoLPH.-It is stated that
his individual was on his way to Join the
Ion. John Randolph, on bis foreign voy-
&c, when he learnt his death at Newcss-
e. The United States Marshal from
Washington, reached that town while he
vas there, and in company with the Attor-
ey General Of the State, visited the
;hief Justice at Wilmington, and obtain--
d warrant. He returned to Newc astle
he same night, and summoned a posse,
'tending to arrest Mr.. Randolph; but he
eing apprized Of the intention, at an ear
7 hour leR Newcastle and arrived at
'renchtown in time to take passage in
,e steamboat for Baltimore, whence he
rocceded in the stage to Washington,
he same evening, and on Monday last