The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-07-13
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The June instalments on the sale Of the
Alabama State Bonds, to the amount oi
S4o0, 900 have been allotted to the Branch
~ Mobile. The remaining $500, 900 will
be received in July, August, September
and October. The Directors comnienc-
ed discounting with $500, 900 specie ia
their vaults.-The mercury stood al
Philadelphia on Monday at 83,-at Bos-
ton 98--The Rev. Nicholas Murray is
rf6be ordained at Elizabethtown on the 23d
inst. The corner stone Of new
church was laid on the 9Th at Troy.
fr The following is the closing part of the
able speech ola. C. Greene. Esq. on summing uf
the evidence in the case s6fRev. NJ. Avery:
"One thing, however, here is, COM
pared to which all other considerations
should be as light as dust 10 the balance
look to your own consciences. What
ever may be the issue ofyour dclibera-
tions, see that you lay up something this
day which in your future years may con-
sole and cheer you. And be your con-
duct 80 ordered now, that whether alter
events shall develope the guilt or inno-
cencs of the prisoner, (and such things
we are taught do not slumber for ever,
you may look unrepentingly back upon
ihis hour Of solemn obligation, and that,
laying your hands upon your hearts you
may say, individually, "Whatever l then
did, was done under deep sense OF my
responsibility to the State in which l lived,
and above all to my God"
It's stated. in a late number Of the
Crawford Messenger that a lady residing
in Rochdale township, IN that county, Is
dangerously i'll, in consequence OF the
head of pin having lodged in her ear, a
bout year ago, while in the act OF pick
{ ing the ear with pin,& that all attempts
20 extract it having proved abortive, 1t Is
presumed her death will be caused by It.
The u S. Flag restortd TO its honors.- =
The Star Spangied Banner was yesterday
. seen waving over marquee in front ol
the Citadel. We hail it as a favorable
-augary, as an evidence of returning pa
etriotism.-[ Charleston Pat. June 29
The Examiner, edited by DR.. Eli Da-
wis, at Washington, proposes the lion
Daniel Webster as a candidate for the
Presidency-and announces the intention
to suppor, him for that Office.
A girl, aged about n years, committee d
suicide in Providence, last week, by TAX
ing laudanum.
A young man named George Hill was
killed on the morning Of the 4th inst. al
White s. Boyden's factory, in Worces'
ter, by the bursting Of swivel.
Small movements. Mr.. Collier is about
publishing a paper in Washington, in 'fa-
vor of Judge Mclean for the Presidency
A meeting is called in Mecklenburg
Va. to nominate B. w. Leigh for the
Presidency.
Mrs. Ann Royal, Esquire, is out a.
.painst Gov Cass. She. will support nc
man who is not in favor Of freedom in the
gin trade.
: Y Peter Pitkin, Esq is out in favor oi
Henry Clay tor the Presidency.
Major Jack Downing has declared that
he is non committed on the Presidency.
Joseph Juniper says, HI be dsrhed il
/ support the little Dutchmsn. ."-Pe'l''
DeaM from Rum.-We learn that on
Tuesday, in the Jail Of Kent County al
East Greenwich, a man of incorporate
habits, who had been imprisoned for
breach Of the peace, killed himself by
drinking pint Of raw brandy, which he
obtained from some injudicious friend, by
suspending his bottle by string, from his
cell window. The jailor hearing distress
sing groans in his apartment, rushed TO-
and found the inmate in convulsion ofpaln
What is in most cases, slow poison,
proved in this instance swift and deadly
banc. Prov. Jour.
1t is stated in Hartford paper. that
the Consolation of Litchfeld Co. vt.
have lately decided that no ireemason can
become a member Of their churches, with
out first renouncing his connection with
the masonic instit ution.
A boy was badly burnt in Portsmouth,
N. II. on the 4,h inst. He had powder
in a side pocket of his trowsers, to which
another boy applied match rope. Inc
explosion burnt his leg and body, SO as tt
cause him much suffering.
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