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construction Of their monument. 1t was
that railway from the quarry in Quincy
to the waters edge, would be Of great public
advantage, and accordingly an act of incorpo-
ration was procured, and the railroad COM
menced in May last. Its whole length'is a
bout three miles. 1t has stone foundation,
SO as to resist the frost, and the top timbers
are faced with iron, on which the rail- road
is laid. The whole road is nearly finished.
Contracts for the delivery of the granite
in Boston, have already been made. The lib
erality and public spirit Of a company of
the citizens of Boston have supplied the
means for the formation of this most valuable
work.


There is a secession from the ranks of
Methodism. The separists call themselves
The Methodist Society," They have pub
lshed their Declaration and Constitution.
The opening paragraph of the former is a
verbal parody on the first passage of the
Declaration Of American Independence.


"'rherc is tide in the affairs of men,


Which, taken at the food, leads OIL to For
tunes


Omitted, all the voyage oftheir life


Is bound in shadows, and in miscries"
There is a striking coincidence between
the above lines Of Shakespeare, and the en-
suing Arabian precept:


"Let him to whom the gate of good for
tune is opened, seize his opportunity, for
he doth not know how soon it may be shut >


At the Superior Court of Surry County
North Carolina, held last week, Judge RAT
fin presiding, Daniel Rush young man, a.
ged 27, was sentenced to be hung on the 29t!
instant, for the murder of his own uncle
The circumstances attending the perpetra
ton of this unnatural act were OF the mos
aggravated character, and the cause which


led to the murder, affords another Ia amcnta
BILE instance of the horrid depravity Of huma'
nature. The wife of the person thus pre-
maturcly deprived of existance, though tn
mother of twelve children, eloped from he
husband with his guilty nephew, and it wa
proved on trial, that she urged the nephe'
to kill her husband, and in consideration {
his services, was to give him some infcrio


article of clothing.