The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-01-29

August ], 1851 dwsnsy DAYS alter the
frsciurr,
Sarah Honsy WINS acquainted with s.
M. e. in Lowell, and ri Crest Fulls in
i 1881, bonrSed in mothei's family came
March 7. Iefi Auguss z, 1881. when she
lrn the town: she wns y base charnc-
TER had talk ainpui i.er ;in JUNE, one ev-
I euing, had been out late; asked her
al, re she had lceu said she hnd been
,empied before to make way wi'h her
self; wh~n she got so brink of river.
courage failrd her snid Avery was
hard hearted. unfcelline man did not
treat her with politeners. when che went
to his house nfirr her sxpnlsion frts6,
churrh, the talk refaf~d to her conduct
nj Som~rsworth; II Was matter Of gem
eral n0toririy and conversation ; never
saw any thing that l"oked like drrange.
ment al mind.
Sarah S.adr. ofTroy, snw cord an post
where s. NJ. G. was hUng--no such cord
used in room, where she worked, ar simn-
lar as she knows--,he cords in other
and upper room used "a hang harnesscs
ON, hempen cords did particularly ex-
anime cord ON post thinks the loom
! cords n little smaller. II looked some.
thing like loom cord looms used la room
above.
William Hamilton, Of Tsuntoo, resid-
ed December Goth. about mile south of
Fall River ON the road to Newport;
worked nj Fall River and was going
home aher work stopped nj Hn'nhly.
store sat some time, smoking pipe, and
staid till Hnmbly said it wanted IL min
uies of 8 o'ciock hc looking nj his watch;
started Enr home and when in tile bottom
of the h"llow beyond Carpenters tavern,
heard a s.,uawi which he ,hougft might
be from cnt, hut when it snun.ied ike .
human cry, he slapped and listened A.
bout two minutes ;he heard a mise like
s,ified gfosns aud cries walked smart up
; hill the sourd seemed Ia c"ine from DIR
, ec,ion fs,nck heard three or four shriIl
, cries and three or four groans stopped
+ opposite Durfee's h.ase and listened n
, little while heard nothing itore tlioagh'
4 they nigh, lie cries of u Woman ieh tnc.
: tor, M hnlf pas, seven was witnrss be'
= fore jury ofinques, and s,"ted these same
!, facts
!. Jsssph A. M, ,riH, Avety is more IT,
r quisitive md in habit of walking off ~ne
"a speculn,inR collects minerals.
n A. y. MgKRI,., of L,nsoln, kaowh a
n. Q y~xss June s,rztE 7; agrees With rJssepl
~ A. Merrill MS td Character of H.. an'
& prosecution mt SSngUs saw him hrs
u 8 years only at conferences lns, fou
near him A. INDUCES in excursions.
n Some acqusinird will, S M. &. nbnu
,: Eve years ago st Lowell /; WIS siaiionrt
!: there she presented me will, n certih
I. cate of membership from minister a
% Dorchester she was recognized ai
o Lowell, no a member and in COED stand
d ing when he left in Aug. 1929. TIVE
!, years after she brought her certificate al
y Lynn. and was recognized az n member
!. by virtue thereof /; stayed abou, 3 3week'
n left without his know ledge. carried M
II Certificate from, him. The gentleman
!, with whom she lived called aud inform
Il ed at her conduct in his family; she lef
|, bmd character (; h was not goo'
d At Lowell was bad for falsehood an,
lev dness.
Was at Thonn pson camp-Ineeiing sn'
. Avery end also s. NC. She spoke q,
= him asked witness to forgive her ap
I" peAred to be affected ard wrrprd. =
Saw nO communication between her &
= A. he spoke about her and expressed
. regret that sl,e was there and we con
ciuded to inform people other bad char
acter saw nothing improper in her con
:. duct oD camp-grOuud.
JONATHAN CADy, Of Providence tcsti
:. fed tha, Avery arrived NJ ElIiot's nea,
y Tiompson cainp-ground on Tuesday
twenty minutes after sunset raw him u
. norning NJ Young Elliot's he describei
:, the situation of camp ground Ut the I'VE
!. EIlfo,s.
ABRAw HoLwAv was mt four day
. meeting in Portsmouth November last
went with A. to Butts Hill ut his re
j. quest witness objected A. urged and SO
out to GO alone overlook him and wen
!, with him had q compensation about Wis
y iiing Island at another time.
Il WILLIAM PEARcE was present NJ Al
u interview bctwsem OrswcIl and Aver!
10 ON Christmas dny A. asked 0. ID" yo
" take me 10 be the man who handed yo'
!, tina, letter on bonrd the steam bont' hi
Is reiyfy was that q. thought As face bor
m some comploxion or likeness. A. ask
IN ed what dress had the man on--hnd ~
IN cloak great coat or snftont ] his rcpl
a. was, ,ks -couyd not exkctly tell |. II rn'he
IL i'm pvtssed isiiTh1 re had cloak on, nez
III question hlue, or black I answer, that
~ was some dark color I; people did nj
,e gemrrmlIy weaf white clonks, mex ,eHe'
pr ,ion, had cloak a" cape or collar Lar
ID swer, he could no, tell next, WIDE
~ clothes, frock coat or short coat 7 ~
IN aver cl,sld na,f tell nexf. calOf OF ur