Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

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lie also said. tie carpet in tbs .s.ss
room vas like papa's. The kc,, &.
showed Iim a silver watch. sss
what sort i :, papa'. VI.
watch; he then PRESSED Vie I'm, g;
said, papa watch ring., VII, MI Z
vonr's p SIR Georse S.rickll,5 ty.
ing told this ci,cun .tanee. ,a,.. ~
gold repeater the lite b., :, e
the spring, and when it struck /, gy IS
ed about Inc room. saving. mani 4 s.
rings So At nigh. chen he ~
to bed, he ssid he could no' con
Ill he had said his prayers; he ~ 4
aeStcd The Lords prayer airqo,,
Iy.-The account he gives o., hs =
dat he was gathering llawers 10 IL Z.
mas garden, ard that ,he VII, rs
sulh him, came in and asked # 1. q y
riding! He said yss:' ard % 3;
him he should ride with her. NJ;
him OF a horse, after which ,ae- ,,s
a vessel and the sails were u. ~
way we VENT He had no reob
OF his name, o. where he lived, 1 g
Young 70 think bis father Lad ,w
nane than that Of papa. He st
whenever he hea d a servant in Il.
ly at Boynton called George. and
as if he expected to see sOmsss
knew on inquiry, he said be had
Gle George, whom he loved deafy, Z
says his mamma is dead ard Il "a
bis father may be abroad. From &
things he says, be seems to La', Il
chiefly with an uncle aud aunt, sae
invariably says were called Mr.. ut 6
Flembrough. From various ciIe.lsJ
ces, it is thought impossible he Sy.sil
the child Of the woman who soa
his manners being very ci,lIizetr 4,
those of a child well educated ; Ii &
Iect is good. and that OF the Sn.s
England. This little boy, Whel
discovered. was cuEjectured TO Dc b
four years Md, and is describsd a,
beautiful black eyes and eye-'-3
hig nose, and a delicate soft ski. 4
Dreadful accident from ias
On Tuesday an inquisItion ~
on the bodies Of Mr.. James B.acG, s
81, Mrs. Black, his wife, aged i
Miss Maria Black, their daughter,
5 years. Miss Elizabeth Rouse sa,
brother keeps a butchers shop, neii
to Mr.. Black, who kept an vii To-
Bermondsey-s street. Witness N,
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Black on 81
night, and did not leave them I'll
past ten. She was partly undIe.
when she head a knocking; she
down to Mr.. Butcher, who c. led q
her to make haste, the next house "a
lire. Witness heard Mrs. Black : !
next house cry Out =" IRE oh my
iren!' Witness attempted to 20
ler bed room to Get het clothes, bu
,eat was so great, that she tainted :
John Hill depoSed, that about IL O.;
On Sunday night, he found Mf. B..
mousse on Gre; the lower part beii:
Ire, no person could enter it.
mad servant threw herself out If u
the second foor windows, fell OF
leads over tic shop window, and
thence into the street, by which
broke both Of her legs and arms, an.
ceived several other severe iIjg
Witness ran up stairs, when he n
sailor on the second floor, carrying
whom he found there in al
Of sufiocation, down in his arms; 81
now oct of danger " illness went
try to save part Of the property, 40
a corner of the room he discovered
and Mrs. Black, and both their chill
lying stretched the infant was in
Blacks arm, sucking at the breast
handed it to a person who carried
the Anchor and Eight Bells, and is
well. VI fitness, at the ii.
his lie, carried Mrs. Black in his aru
the watch house; she breathed for
or FIVE times and expired /; she hat
marks Of fire, but as he suppcses,
srffocatcd from the smoke and w
her mouth was fnll OF dust. Witness
ing overcome by heat and sufioci
tainted; he was 5led, which recOv
him. The bodies Of Mr.. Black aud
daughter, were dead when founc-
mas Hoekins said, Miss Ramon, 8
OF Mrs. Black, about 10 years Of age
nearly suifocalcd, and still continues
ry i'll. She was still ignorant OF
death Of her relatives, and she supp
the fire happened thro' the careIessne
The servant, who remained up alter
family lad retired.
being alarmed at the cry Of fire,
hnding that their escape BY the {.
door vas cut of, Mr.. Black brOl