The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-22


side JUS, nbpvc the Isip wasa smnll cou-
t,,siom caused Ivy n bruiss +; right side of
ablomsn sl,scoL,r~d, hut ~aused no sun
posed at the time by decay; stomach
healthy knees were scratched discoInr-
I'd with grass aud dirt, as though size hnd
been dragged on ground with naked
! knees ~, rs several ai,rasions an skin
hrlOw knees, sn No 90 bring blood two
of these ou oster side of left leg and n
bve ankle uterus containrd fnetity
about half grew did no, examine lover
part nf abdomen 10 seq if there were
marks of violence ther-; her features
were n"s much d,siorted and her counse-
nance lighter c,l.redl than usual when
personS ARE hung wns not ga black N
he should have expected; 4; appeared to
have been touched with frost accounted
for he unusual whltenssS by supposing
the string tn have been so tight No to
prevent tho entire, circulation of the
btood {; do not know that ,hs slsrntion
could have bsen caused by iuhumati"n !;
lips rather of u dark purple foetus he.
tween & aud S months. fr,naie--exan,i.
nation minute ,o ascertnin--it 10 the gen.
eral apinion thar tl,e srx of f,,stus cankspl
be ascrrtainrd uniil Il nonfhs. though
some say il oan earlier; scnses lost 40
soon ns venous blond renchrs the brsi,l;
psrson suspended soon lusrs the power
/, to- rsl', vs h'.nsrlf lungs give appearance
ut strHngulation sting a small hemprn
string; whether similar ones are used
about fart"ry, do not know. a.eo
! M. ORANsroS of Portsmouth,. tes,ified
that eleven persons passed How lands
ferry bridge on ioot tbs 20iIi, ono gcn-
/ tlrn,an passed between. two and ,hrrs
0'clock III tho afternoon with no great
Goa, o; loak, n stranger Ia him /; when
ls came TO ,ls do r hs snid 'twa, cold
asked him to come in he snid lie WASH
u hurry paid his toll and passed an
was aressrd IN da,k c,'lorrd clothes !:
,i'ough, lao had " spencer "n. hu, canuo,
tell 4; understood him he was going Ia
Fall River, black hat smaller bnm than
his /; iu gun, bundle. staff 0r cane, and mo-
sp~c,ncles ,hinks here u room enough
ioget down and walk round gate there
was track on the sand "f II person c,,,i'.
ing Ia the Island; tracks little from The
wall. where the tide tlnes uot h"w Iuoks
every morning for tracks: s",nctimes
there are tracks in the day .,lmr hs 10
very we'll sstIsfied that these tracks wers
made IN the night gate ~ closrd NJ sun.
dow - locked ~ ten o'clock, gei,erSliy,
goesio brd bstw eel 9and 10; thinks ks
Ven, to bed about nine dues not rsn,eas-
her seeing murr than one track. rs Ut
: JEKEMiAH GiSy.ap. knows Mr.. Avery /;
he pssred BRISTOL Ferry on 2Oh December.
between two o'cimk snd . quarter pact twV
n thu aii~rn,,on. He lighted HIN tn bed that
nigh, when it wsnted Is minutes. .f I'D o'clock.
iIr might hsve arrived n, half past nine he
had on . snuff cUlorrd coat. q small short
su'tout buiioned tIeht around him. snu passed
the terry IN the morning. Asked h,m here
he had been ont 80 late he sa,d up the IT,
land htilr wsy ! think he had sprctsclss
On bo'h times Pes,re ssld II wss Avery, told
SIfv twas Avery looked st clock he ssid
il wss later than he thUughi II was; sa,d he
should have gone {" b'"her Co"k'spfhe had
know he should mol have got over ihat night;
did not complain Of ns beirg cold.
HARKixr HArMAwAy. of T0y. terrified,
that tor the les, ttr~e weeks of her lIfa, 1a
rsh Nsris Cornell hsd buarded with h~r.
Sarah let, her house the les, time she saw
her betwe weeR candle light and dsrk Dee. 2Oth.
She s,strd she wanted her supper by dark %
she was going to Joseph Iburtee's. and sad
sho might csTme d,restly back; " not she
should BY n,ne v'clock. She ssid she wanted
~ 90 90 ~ t0 retain before dark. 90 she was
afraid. She left mill before mill hours half
pas, seven usual hour for lessing miI de
iivercd her trunk, clothes and band box 10
John Durfee for coroner che had ,hr 9 let
ie,s ~ her hands 81 The 6,e one even ng 81
one straw color; one PINK, and one white 81
this might be two Ut three days briore her
dea,h and might be- less. She did not seem
Ia be mote engaged Than usual with the let
teIs; l took no notice particularly ;,ook her
tes alone I; was not sgitsted aud sppesved
plesssnt do not knuw that she was ever st
Joseph Durfrr's before; ssid rhe had an Or
rand there Durfee belonged W .siesm boat
King PhIl'p; Shc changed her cloak because
It MAS mIssing; did not u'iss cloak TILL wss
told she ~as iound. Knew Sarah n. Cornell
wss sbscnt when she went ~ bed made no
inquiring had no one To enquire Of; none
there but witnesses dsughie' left do"r IN
fastened; did not g. 10 bed until amer ten
o'clock felt very uneasy sboni her and slept
hut h,tle. Heard sficr nine. ss the thinks. ,
and before ton o'clvrk that che was found
when her daughter returned from The m,Il ai
breakfast SAID she was not there then began
10 inou,re. Never saw Sarah writing wss
not generally out evenings late. Her trunk
was loc krd told them 10 ltVk " her po. k~,
for kew. The cwa,b iosWd looks iIse romb
sarah used to wear; Doired twV teeth gone;
shc sad ~ snd rcmsrk~d u had been men
drd II vas then whole do not Secoll.ri
when this wss Whness has lived ., Fol
River more thsn two yrsrs; nrvrt Ew .
b.srd,ng house sarah was the o,,ly b.srds';
she sppesred oU the 30'h u'vre she~risI ihs,
usual. ifh3N i'
Lucr HArHAwAv. trs, Aed that Sarah