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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13

he attempted to cut oft his right hand in order to
free himself from future labor, but did not sue.
coed. He WAS considered one Of the most dar-
ing and finished scoundrcls who Infested the city
of New York.
An inquest was held over the body on We'd.
nesday, and the deceased was declared bv the
jury to have been wilfuly murdered. As the
next term Of cur Superior Court will not arrive
till the last Of September, we would respectfully
suggest to the Hon. Chief Justice the expediency
Of calling an immediate and special term of the
Court for the purpose Of trying the perpetrators
of the murder. All Of our Supreme Court Judg-
es are at leisure this month and probably would
prefer trying the matter soon. Besides, the in
vestigaton will doubtless be a long one and
would occupy too much Of our Superior Court
Term.
How many blows were inflicted on Mr.. Hos
kins' head We cannot tell, but the physicians who
were called, were of opinion from the appearance
of the fracture, that the first blow finished him.
We have the above facts from One of the Di
rrctors. to whom they were in part communicate
ed by Teller, in part by other convicts, or who
was also present at The examination Of the muir.
dcrers.
Mr.. Hnskins was formerly from SImsbury-
was about s. years Of age, and somewhat deaf.
Hartfard Ueekiy Reris'o
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Stean,bnu, PNt0mMo,
JOSEPH HEWITT. mas

"a JOSEPH NEYiTT. mas.
2 !A,- ter. will, after repairing the
- --T--,l.esz,,s. damage occas,Oned BY the
,. r..umr her route on Friday next, at the
Him mi, after taking IA her wood at Norfolk,
-aa.iluc Oh. and srrjve at Richmond yer, early on
-.,.,, coming The rate of passage viii be reduc
..r, .s;snnS gon. to the Conve. ton, sni who wish
4, r.r.-u "a IA after the Convention breaks up
r.. p.t.mlc has nov couIinucl,o afford steam
M. c7nnrn citton between this District, Norfolk sod
H-l.lrI iUs more than twelve yeas Although she
grown Old she is not out h The service, nor
a., - nrle her avn rs rich in dividends, IN return
t.,., fishing q Il which, fer considerable time,
,rnu,l To- BE- Of eqGal rr superior speed to any IN
N q .tsA states Without reasonable patronage
-ga N, pu1hc. is certain that she cannot remain
, an,-r on the route. the strictrst attention will
sal 10 he comfort an safety OF the passengers,
r,t 4 Nat. lat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
George =. A0ugh

Us now opening cl,oice selection Of F.7NCI IND
IL SflPLE GOODS, consisting in part Of
Super London cloths and cassiincrcs; mems summer
wear black utrings and poult dc sole; watered and
figured silks; white, pink blue and bak sattns; paint
ed mi'lns and calicoes; light French cscoes, very
handsome; painted palmnet,e; Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gsuzc; cambrcs; jackone plain and figured
Swiss and hook ditto; plaid mYsIins; gnghsms real
searsuckeFs; ponsees; white and brown drings,
strips for boys; super soft dressed Irish H.
nens; super long lawns; green and white blond vels
figured and plsn barsege ditto; linen cambria; ditto
hdkfs; Bishops lawn white merino ard camePs haiy
shawls beautiful assortment Of fancy hdkf bobbinots
and aces; Grecsnet,e: nuns lace; Hoskn and kid
goveg large assortment of cotto" hosiery; misses dit
to, very supcriar Narseles and silk vostnp; ia.
bic aai Drd eye dapers irish and Russa sheetings,
b'esched; black and cDorad hastings; blue and green
table coiocd and white knitting cotton; grass
cambria Tor ocInets gsuEo ard other ribbons; gaoons;
fine black bumbszetic and circsssisns and common
bouhazcens; yellow and blue nankeens; gauze fan.
nc; fncy tuck, side and puff combs hair brushes in
great variety; tooth and nail ditto; bandannas, some
first chop; r.ttine for coachinaEers bangups aud bea
yeteen.; tckings and domestics generally; silk al
cotton umbrellas and parasols; foundations and wsd-
ding; point blankets; linens; cotton burlaps,
low priced carpetDg, very handsome; four straw
bonnetsi Leghorn flats; boys leghorn hats; mems su.
perIine palm ditto
Cotton Yarn, Csndlewick and Cotton Bats, constant.
ly on hand at Baltimore prices 4th mo .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
swiss AUsAins.

lin Dozen Swiss muslin Cspes and Collars, as
wv sorted pstterns
chi'dreE's Frocks and Pantlets, neatly
worked
y pieces figured Nus!ins, good article for
, valance crrtIin, or aprons
;. ,S''cd and may be had az reduced prices.
- u'a'efs and country merchants would do well 10
aol eS-ale these goods, without delay, as Or, ers
we 'sSa Received 10 re ship them esry next week, if
', S'd' ESQ. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Washington C t., VA, 8, 1s33-rs
Ne ni9S ~.

II WHITE respectfully informs his friends and
s5 i. the puD!ic lha. he hiss removed his b ct and
shoe Store Krg street, doors above Fairfax
street. where he is opening large ard general assert
ment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
most of which were made to orAer and will be sold
low.
Also of his own manufacture, Shoes Of all descrip
tons Of the latest ST, lie and best materials liz il now
manufacturing ladies fine kid Slippers, French style
all kinds Of sh es made to order.
M a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Window Elass

Ca YES Window GhsS. Northern manufacture,
% ipm SXl0 10 - iS, at moderate prices
Marbles IN b4,,s, iuOO each
Looking CLASS plates; Pipes in boxes
% tJNen Chs KNOBS, viii be sold low to close
| yers rich cut Giassw are. s45
VIII an assortment Liverpool Dining Sets, and all
c'' goo,ls n my line, r. ii. MILLER.
IA.
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Notice.

,~--s,> The Steamer COLUNB a.
a h Capi2in James Mitchell, wil',
- until the 6rst ut September
next, tsave Baltimore for the
Fert ug Columbia ever, "Wednesday at o'clcCs z.
al returning, MI; isayc Washington at 6. and
p.y,a!.,, at 7 DC. ck, n. NJ on Sus,d.y for Bdti
NAV =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Cash iM Market.

HSTE VIII pay Cash for any number ct LIKELY
w NEGROES, (of both sexes ftom Il to - years
Of age, Field iisnds. Also, Mechanics Of every dc.
scrip;ion hpp!y to
&c naqsrd & Co Richmond Va
j. NJ Saunders & Co VI .rrcnton. Va.
George K-phrart Co F.e''erj.k;"wn, Nd.
JlmesF purveS e Co. Il .ltiuuIe
Thomas NJ. Jca,s, Eas!on, Eastern Shore OF
Mar, land
Or to the subscribers at ter residence in Alexandria
Persons having likely Servants to dispose of, will do
we'll to give us call - we, 1T all tIms, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser who Is
now or may hereafter come into MARKET.
All comnun atoms pr"n,rli, attended to.
may7-tf FRANKIiN u AEaFiE;.D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
lust RUbIisligd,

Nd sale by ". 81. 'RRlSON,
a Pariey's Ancient Rome
The Little Philosopher, by 7. Abbot
Lectures to Young Ladies', by Hrs 4. L. l.
Phelps
The Visitor az the Poor translate, from the
French of he B,ron DeGerando. by Lady
Of Boston, with an Introduction by joseph
Tucketman
The 81 Part of Emerson's North American
Arithmetic
Also-Semoils Of Gen. Lafayette and of the French
Revolution of 1880. by &. s4rranS. Secre
taly to Gen i.aay,,tei in : vols
NAV a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
VNrto Rico CuHee

n. Ba2spoHo Rico Cotiee, very handsome, jus, re
~ cemeG lor sale by
NM G. NJ. & s 70. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Oranges s. hemuns.

IN Boxes Oranges deceived per schooner Abb
3tI . 10 Lemons gail, for sale by
msrS W FOwI.E e Co.
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u, Freight 20 the " est INDIES


NH 10 nv EsIO EIt-f I OH .
* The EHg MARK Crockett master, carries
% ,oo. 90 earrel. will be ready for cargo IN
w EOWIE g Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Kew Z agAat.u iSuln.

In Uog,tcads New England Rum. landing from
~ - aoasr Good latent, from Portsmouth, for
r. q, ". FOWI.E L Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
West InAia sugar +.

+. Hogsheads prime Yves, India Sugar, just received
y Der schooner Alexandra, from York, for sale
by LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN.
apr q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
Eoy freight.

rs II, superior coppered Ship pIhGiN!I,
la Turner, m.,'er' carries Too hogs
= To3.cco, AMI will be ready for tue reception
~. .,rr, IN grW. days. Apply to
"'~'' W. FDWiE g Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
A\exanAriA Bank stock.

9S Shares Of Bank Of Alexandra STOCK tor SAFE.
I'D Persons wanting stock will please make early
application. ~A' ID. Null
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5oMM CNAtipp,

(L.4TE FROM B.ALTINORE,)
EsPECTFUtIY informs his friends and the pub
III lie generally. that he i1',nds carving Oh the
DYEING BUSINESS,
opposite Morsc & Iosselyns, Royal street IN the
house lately occupied by Mir. Joseph II. White as a
Lottery Office, where he will dye Ladies' and Gentle
mens Garments of every description in the best man.
ner; CLEANSE bleach and curl frnscs of Merino and
Cashmere shawis; also Leghorn Bonnets of every de
scription also Grapes and Silks of every description;
Gauze shaws, Silk Hose, b lm5azines, &c.
mar 7-d3mu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13

0.n Sgcxs Salt Li'erpooi filed
siU 1919 bushels Turks island SAT-
~ bun lies Hay
B,r-e's anil kaf barrels Nos and Nackerei
Tie O.. = O.. schooner Good Intent. for sale BY
I'd. g JOHN u. LADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
New psni,us and hymns.

e<CN ! SNINtH h{lU q ihNNo'
z UST received aud on sale, by
% W. u. MORRISON,
l he Psalms in metre. selected frca, tue Psalms Of
David, with Hymns suit TO the Feass aud fasts
Of the Church, AMI other occasions ut Pubic Wor
ship Published III pursuance OF resolution of
the General Convention of The Protestant kpisco
pal Church in the United States, December II.
1882 may :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
AAeXanAria academy

vTvHE Trustees Of the Alexandria Academy announce
Il to the pubic that they have elected MIR. II ].
Gnos,os Principal Of said Acsdemy and that this In.
stItution open for the reception of Students.
The of instruction will embrace the Greek and
Latin Classics the french Language. and all the
branches Of complete English Education.
TRUsTyEs:
Rev ELIAS HARRIsos, President.
Rev: T. Lippett /. z. Thompson,
Robert ]. Taylor, VIM. C. Gardner,
Edmund I. Lee, Charles A. Alexander,
Hugh Smith, VIM L. Hodgson.
John Lloyd,
apr 20-eotf WV. l. HODGSON, Sec'y:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
BEDS, Mattresses. e. Cabinet
FIR SJTvTRE,

FURSIIIIRE
CTEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the
- public hat lac nas hand At h's Upholster,ng rs
tahh.hmeHt Oh King street, few doors above Mr.. L.
Hurdles Char Factory.
BEDS, 1yITIR.7SSES, SC.
snd will urlish to order any description OF Uphol.ter
ing or Cabne, Furniture at the owest passbe prices,
and with the utn,s Dispatch
n Is Repairing promptly attended TO.
INA; 6 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-13
New Orleans Sugar.

! ) "';'heads New Orleans Sugar, received per
W schooner Harriet, Cor sale by
~ 4 C. CAZENOVE e Co.
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PUBLISHED BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN.

MI, P.ysr SIS per Gnnum Country paper S5.
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N&Vy sR51aegaS VOL, M-NQ. ss2l.
DIR. pATTIsoN's CYCLoPEDIA

MEDICAL 8. CRLRJPGIC.8L SCIENCE.
weekly new spaper for the circulation of Medical
and Surgical information, to be published in Wash.
ingon Chy. Edited by
GRANVILLE SHARP PATTISON, NJ. d.
Professor Of .Anatomy IN jefferson College.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

this world and The next, with ono hand
have pointed us TO the everlasting region
of justice, truth and retribution; while
with the other, they have held out to US
u lesson Of stimulation, fraud and flattery
My fellow citizens, if you believe the
veteran survivors Of the revolutionary
war will not deceive you, let me refer
you to them; they know who have been
their advocates, and who have opposed
them. l will not appeal from their adju-
dication.
People of Rhode Island, request you
to suspend your final judgment until you
hear me on the other points wherein |
am censured. l have been accused OF
interfering in the Congressional Elec-
tions of other States; Of exciting the ami
mostly Of the south against the north; Of
opposing the true American system; and
finally Of aiding and encouraging Multi
fication. will not long detan you on
either of these accusations; and when
you have heard me, do, what know you
intend to do, justice to yourselves and to
your fellow citizens.
II TRISTAN RTTRCEC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

dered odious its professors. The benign
Christian spirit Of toleration found no
resting place in its creeds; and the ad-
vocates Of religious freedom had to seal
with their blood the truth Of its divine or
igin. That inward faith, the divine es-
sence Of the gospel, which operated not
only in changing mems opinions, but in
changing their hearts and way Of wOr-
ship, and which Showed its superior pow
er in turning them from their lusts, SEN
suulties, and habitual sins, had been dis
placed by the pride, corrupt nature, and
sinful practice of man. Sect prosecuted
sect, as the change Of creeds gave pow
er; and the pride of man, attempting to
cloak itself in the middle of the gospel,
exhibited itself only in violating its fun
damental dictates and precepts.
In the midst Of these convulsions which
eventuated in the behcading of King,
and in the very heart Of these fearful re-
lgious excitements and dissentions,
George Fox appeared, and the Quaker
society arose, opprest, despised and per-
secuted"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

A painting, descriptive of the murder
of Sarah M. Cornell, was exhibited in
Washington square in this town, during
the whole of Thursday last. 1t attract
ed great crowd of spectators. The
scene is represented at dusk. The MUIR
derer Of the unfortunate girl is described
grasping firmly with his right hand the
top Of a stake in the stack yard, TO which
he is endeavoring TO raise his victim with
cord fastened to her neck, with his
lelt-his head seemingly averted in q
listening posture. The stack yard, and
the scenery around, arc strikingly delin.
Gated. The picture, which was drawn
by young artist now in this Place, is
well executed, and reflects credit on his
ingenuity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

From Gibraltar. The Gibraltar Chroh-
icle Of the eth July, received at Boston;
by the brig Pioneer, contains extracts
from a private letter from Madrid, by
which it appears that the landing Of the
expedition on the coast Of Algarve, on
the evening ofthe Oath June, was known
at Lisbon the next day, and immediate
measures adopted to send a strong and
exterminating force against the rebels
A vessel which arrived at Gibraltar on
the 9th July, reported that she saw in the
morning Of the 4th about Is miles from
Cape st. Vincent, the Miguelitcs and
the Pedroile squadrons sailing in two
parallel lines, the latter close to, and the
former at great distance from the coast,
in the direction of Cape st. Mary's.--
Don Miguel's consisted Of eleven ves-
sells, and Don Pedro's Of nine, three of
which were steamers. After they had
tcen lost sight OF, the master Of the ves-
sci heard the report Of cannon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

TIE THEATRE continues to be full and
fashionably attended. The performan-
ces last evening went off to admiration.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Barnes takes
a benefit, and plays the part of "Lady
Barnes "Sir Peter Tea
zlc.-Mr and Miss Rae also play con.
spicuous parts in both pieces.-Mr Pars-
loe will again 60 through his most aston
ishing Monkey performance for the last
time. We learn that several Boxes arc
already bespoke by the most distinguish
ed strangers in town, among whom is
Sir CHARLES VAUGHAN, British Minister
to the Uniied States. A crowded house
is expected:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
M A II IL 1 f ID.

Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr. Alexander Barker, Jun to Miss
Susan Barker, daughter Of Mr. Jonathan Barker, OF
this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Wheaton, Doct. Melville Keith, TO Miss Francis
G. Potter. daughter Of Capt. Robinson Potter, all
Of this place.
In Warren, by the Rev. Mr. Hathaway, Can't.
John Stockford, Of Warren, to Mrs. Eliza Hcnder-
son, Of this town.
in Tiveron, Dr.. Phincas savory, Of Attlebo
rough Mass. to Miss Sarah Almy, daughter o(
Abraham Bailey, Esq Of Little Compton.
In Bristol, Mr. Nathaniel Gladdng, I'd, to Miss
Sarah A. Waldron, daughter Of Mr. Isaac Wal
dron, all Of that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
Extract of letter to the Editor Of thu
United States Gazette, dated

United States Gazette, dated
NEw-ORLEANs, July 24th, 1888.
Sir:--A fatal duel occurred this morn
ing in our city, which excited general
interest and sympathy for the deceased :.
The parties were two professional young
men of much promise, DR.. !. w. Hunt
and C. M. Conrad, Esq. They fought
at 6 o'clock, A NJ. The challenge pas
sed between them yesterday. After the
customary arrangements, the parties took
the field. Conrad's pistol, by some ac-
cident, fired before the time. The ball
struck the ground at very short dis
tance. The second reloaded, and a.
gain they took position. Conrad's pistol
at this time, went off at the word given
by the seconds. The ball passed into
the forehead of DR.. Hunt, who, in the
act OF raising his arm with deliberate
aim, fell dead upon the ground. His
pistol did not discharge. The body was
Inferred this evening. DIR. Hunt was a
young gentleman well sckuoled In his
profession, and much esteemed as po-
lite and accomplished physician. His
fate is deeply lamented by all who knew
him, more particularly those whom a
bland manner and conciliating deport
rnent had won to friendship. This is the
only fatal duel among three, which were
fought this morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
PORT or NEWPORT.

S>sV Chf|DS u.
Sloop Express, Gardner, N York;
Schr DioMede, Alden, Philad r,
Pocahonias, Bailey, N York;
CLEARED,
Sip Express, Gardner, Provd;
B ID Jones, West, N Bedford;
Brig William, Barker, Havana.
.ARRIVALS.
Friiay, 9h-slp Orion. Lowell, firm Hartford
for N Bed; Heroine, Handy, fin Albany for Nan
tuckct.
Saturday, lOtk-sch Reindeer, Rose, from
Fall River; sip Mary, Chace, fun York; bug
Cho Jones, f,n I.ubec for New-Ilaven.
Sunday, llfh-schr Wave, Wate,im PbIad.
for Proyid; sip Mary, Jaquez, from Connect 'cul;
Agent, Staples, from N Bed. for Phlad; Henry,
Busanah, fim Rive head; brig Harriet, Cook, finn
Liverpool for Provid.
Monday, l2h-schr Retrieve, Foot, frm Pie
tou; Pocaliontas, Bailey, I'm N York; sip Hero,
Read, fm do; Julia s. Laura, Crockett, fin Thom-
aston.
Ineslay. l3M-sch Concord, Thatcher. from
Calais: brig Vista, Smith, fin Savannah for New
Bedford.
Wednesday, l4th-brig Scio. Emerson, from
Philad for Provd; sip Brilliant, Hardin, I'm Hart
ford for Chatham.
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/ Il l. VI S.

The Asiatic Cholera has made its ap-
pearance at St. Louis, (Mo.)
NiNIAN EDWARDS, late Gov. Of I'LL.
and formerly Senator in Congress,
died at Belleville, Of cholera, Oh Satur-
day evening, Sd.
The trial of Antoine lie Blanc, the
murderer of the Sayre family, commcnc-
ed at Morristown New-Jersey, on Tues
day last.
New discoveries of gold, are made al
most every week, in the Gold Regions of
Virginia.
Governor Hamilton, the late fiery
leader Of tho Nullifcrs,is now visiting the
city of New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

IN Office is hereby given, that the
IN Subscribers were appointed in le-
gal townmecting held OH the Sd
day OF June last, to assess tax Of Eight
Thousand Dollars on the Inhabitants and
rateablc property in the. town, to be col
lected and paid into the town Treasury
on or before the lst day of December
next. We therefore call upon all per-
sons interested therein, TO give in to eth
or of us, list Of their Raieable Estates,
on or before the 2Ist Of August inst.
THOMAS Bush,
GEoRGE ENcs, assessors.
NIB. HAMMErr.
Newport, August 10Th, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

New WoRKs.-Our readers will no.
tice by an advertisemen Mt in this day's
paper, that w. CALLAHAN is authorised
agent for several very popular Maga-
zines, who will receive subscriptions and
furnish subscribers with the works free ol
expense. The publications alluded to,
are "The Penny Magazine" "The
Peoples Magazine" and Parley':
Magazine"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

EXCURSION TO New We
are gratilied to learn that Capt. Bunker
Of the steamer Benz. Franklin, intends
soon 10 make an excursion TO New-Bed-
ford from Providence and this place
We know of many who would be glad to
join in such an excursion, if sufficient
and timely notice be previously given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

From Tera Cruz The cholera was
still raging at this place as late as the
Sd ultmo. A body Of about nine hun
dred insurgent troops who had collected
in that district, had been subdued and
taken prisoners, and quiet was restored
to the province.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
ID I f. ID,

In this town, on Monday last, Sarah Ann. an
interesting daughter--and youngest child Of Ebsn
Winsow, aged Ia months, and 22 days.
On Friday last, Mary Gray, interesting daurh-
ter Of Mr. Alexander M'Gregor, aged Q years, 6
mos. and 8 days.
Al New-Bediord, on Monday 9Th inst. Mr. Pc.
ter ID. Dean, son oi the late Silas Dean, Esq. Of
this town.
AT Drooklyn,N. y. on Tuesday 9Th, Col Geo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
T.4.NJN.a.NY HILL FOR sale.

TA.MJNA.NY HILL FOR SALE.
~ TOGETHER with about co
E:;:M acres of LAND, a large Dwell
IlllH ling house, and Barn, with
other out buildings, and small
Orchard. 1t is situated a miles from
the State-llouse in Newport; there is a
chalybeate spring not far from the house !;
for extent and variety Of prospect, this
Hill is well-known to be almost nequal-
led by any situation on the Island. For
terms, &c. enquire Of DAVID BUPFuM.
Middletown, 9th mo. 18th, 1883.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
TRISTAN burgess.

The Providence Journal of yesterday,
contained the second part Of Mr.. Bur-
ges' Address to the "Peoplc of Rhode
Island," which relates to the letter ad-
dressed by him to Allen Hunt, Esq.
conc cerning the election of Representa-
tive to Congress from Bristol District,
Mass. when Micah Ii. Ruggles and j,
l.. Hodges, Esqrs. were candidates fol
that office. We shall publish it in oul
next number.