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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

Forgery.-A gentleman, hitherto of high
standing, who has mercantile house in BOs-
ton, and another in Alabama, was arrested
yesterday, charged with forging the names of
highly respectable individuals to drafts, and
obtaining money for them. 1t is feared that
he has carried his depredations to pretty Sc
rious point. The two forged drafts on which
he was arrested. amount to about $4,000, and
it is supposed that others will come.
The examination has occupied the whole
Of this morning; the person implicated is Mr..
George b. Warren. lie has been committed
to prison.-BostOn lido. a. Patriot.
1t appears that Warren is not the
name Of the person above alluded to-
His real name is John nj. Case, late one
Of the firm Of Thomas A. Russel s. Co
commission merchants, Of Boston and
Mobile.
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in this District, and for 25 years he performed
the du,cs Of that office to tho satisfaction OF the
Government, and the mercantile community. In
the private relations of fe he was kind and
atiectonnte relative,a friendly and obliging neigh
Dor, and his hand was always open TO relieve the
necessities Of the poor and distressed. To sum
up in few words his character, he was a strict
ly honest mau.
On the Gath ut. John Wesley, son Of Mr. WIN.
Card, aged i6 months.
In Warren ,on Saturday last, Mr. John A Wins
low, in the Saith year Of his age. Mr. w. lately
returned from Boston (where he had resided for
short ime) to his native place.in hopes of regain
ing his health, but alas, the dread fiat had gone
forth from which there Is no appeal, and after
suffering the most excrdcia,ing pain. Ire was re-
leased by death. lie has left wife and three
small children to lament his loss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

There is no want Of confidence among
the friends Of Gen. Harrison in Ohio, as
to the result in that state, and we do not
see why there should be, indeed. Evere
indication Of public opinion that reaches
US, makes it manifest that the peoples
candidate for the Presidency will receive
an overwhelming majority Of votes in
Ohio. We take it, however, that the
Van Burenmen themselves are too well
convinced Of this fact TO medde with the
bet offered in the Cincinnati Whig.-
The editor Of that paper declares himself
authorized to wager ten thousand dollars
that Gen. Harrison will receive the vote
of Ohio. The editor will get no offers.
II COur. s. Eng.
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MAR f
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Saturday, Oct. lst.-Schr Love, White, I'm
Kenebunk.
Soops Julia Ann, Ray. from Nantucket
Aron, Willard. from Bristol, for New York,
Sunday, 2d-Brig Dunlap, Hanna, from AL
,exandria,
Sloops Moses Eddy, Childs. from Providence,
for New York.
Juno, Brown, from New York. for Providence.
Charles, Brown from do for do.
.Ariu. 4h.-Schr. Caspian, Bryant, from Phila-
delphia, for Boston.
Jane, Whitney, from Providence for Calais
Palmer. Chace, from do for New York.
General Marion, Wilbur, from do for Norfolk.
Paragon, Parker from Baltimore for Providence.
Brigs Emerald, Nlerril, from Porto Rico for
Boston.
Eagle, Evans, from Providence for Charleston,
s. T..
ENTER ED.
Schr. Maria, Small. Boston.
SIoops Metamora, Winslow, N York.
Mary, Davis, do.
Juno, Brown, do.
CLEARED.
Brig Fame, Carpenter. Havana.
Schrs Branch, Willie, do.
Socrates, Nickerson, Wilmington.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Franklin Greene, Gardner, Of this port
was at Havana 10Th ult
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HEALTH OF NEw ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Commercial Bulletin Of the 10Th
ultimo says:
We have passed the summer and the mid
die of the first autumnul month without cpl
demc Of any sort, ard now entertain no ap-
prehension ofany. The city was never more
healthy. 1t is not yet the season for visitors
from mountain breezes and from ocean air to
come n-we deprecate yet the approach OF
absent friends or new acquaintances, but for
residents we no longer feel any fear of sick
ness during the short remainder Of the pres
ent season.
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NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

TUsr received and for sale at No. 90 1-2,
- Thames-st. Proper Lessons for Sundays
and Holy days, for the use Of Episcopalians,
n new work, for Christmas and New Years
Presents.
Gathered Fragments, Walk About Zion,
and Pastors Testimony, by the Rev. J. a..
Clark.
The Way of Escape; The Way Mark, and
the Young Rover, new editions.
| Hannah Moore's Private Devotion, Robin
inson's Bibel Dictionary, Malcolm's do. Cor
ner Stone, Y oung Christian, One thing Need
full Dodrige's Rise e. Progress Bible Illus
trations, Common Prayer Books, Harp of ~.
on, Daily Food, Pocket Bibles, ,testaments,and
great variety of small books for chlldren,all
of which will be sold as cheap as at any book
store in Newport. Also just received, Ship
wrecks and Disasters at Sea, 100 engravlngs.
Call at en- IiHys.
| Oct *
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September 2ath.
WIN. e.. Come "a g. Co.

HAVE reed. and would offer to their GUS
IL toners and the public, either by the bale,
pound or yard,a large and well selected stock
of Dry Goods, adapted to the fall trade
These goods were mostly bought in large
lots from the importer or manufactures, and
will be sold at a reasonable advance, and on
accommodating terms.-Among them are:-
/ Brown 8; bleached sheeting,
Red, white g. green twilrd g. plain fan
nels;
Bedtcks, cotton fanDels, twilPd cotton
twll'd stripes; plate calicoes,cop plates
sattinetts, cassimeres, broad cloths; and
common woolens Of every description.
ALSO,
A very nice assortment Of French merino
& Thibet cloths also English merinos & cir
cassians--cambrics for waddings
&c. SC.
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.Ns,o York Burnt Dist,ict.-Within the linn.
its of the ravages Of the late fire in New
York, I67 buildings have been erected, arc
finished and now occupied, 5S are finished
but not yet occupied, Ga buildings not finish
cd arc rooted, and SO other buildings are be-
gun, making total of 34l buildings. Some
of these which are reckoned as one might be
counted as two, three or four tenements.-
There still remain 7S vacant lots.
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Read & OYApasbcc.
Oct. 6.

Nos. 90 and 81 Cheopside, Providence.
HAVE now opened their full supply of
H FALL GOODS which they offer for
the most liberal terms-among the goods just
received, are cases and bales of the following
kinds:
BROADCLOTHS of English, French &
American manufacture, eoiOrs jet black, blue
black, bright bluc,ravens blue, invisible green.
Russia green, apple green, rifle green, drake
Napoleon violet, Roman purple, brown drab,
cltron, cadet mixed, steel mixed and Oxford
mixed.
CASSIME Err ES-double and single miled
of all the fashionable shades. among which
are the French black treble mlled.
Corded buckskin cassimeres; London plaid
do; black ribbed do; Farnum's super sattinets
of various colors and prices; hunters cloths:
top roller cloths; ladies' habit cloths; duilils;
Lion skins; pilot cloths; blue kcrscys; drab
kerseys; flushings; petershams; Buffalo cloths;
beaverteens; fustians; velveteens; red, green
and white hannels; floor cloths; bookings; SER
ges; GA and S-4 paddings; Goats hair camb-
lets; imitation do; silk velvets; tabby do; silk
serges; boInbazines; bombazetts; ratinets;
hastings, brown Hollands; silesia's;point blan-
kets; London dufiil do; Ravens duck; Guern-
sey frocks; black and white wiggans; bleach
cd jeans; brown cotton drills; padding duck
, NO. to Z; black and white buckramS; tillot-
ings; bear duck; cloak braids; silk and worst
ed frogs; superior buck gloves; MarshalPs
thread; Italian servings; stick and ball twist
binding, tapes; needles; pins; nankins; shir-
tings; sheetings, &c.
Sept. %, 1896.
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Notice.

A Lecture will be delivered before an ad-
journed meeting of the Young Mems TEN
perance Society, at the North Baptist Lcctl
ure Room on Monday evening next, Oct. 10,
by llENRr Y. CRANsToN, Esq.--The public
are invited to attend.
A punctual attendance of the members is
requested, as the election of officers will take
place Immediately after the Lecture.
Oct. g.
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POSTSCRlPT.--The Steamer
Massachusetts, arrived last night just as
our paper was going to press, about II
o'clock, by which we received the Com
mcrrial Advertiser Of Tuesday evening.
II contains no account of the elections
in Maryland or Pennsylvania.
The number Of cases of cholera re-
ported ut Charleston Oh the 9th was
AL whites and 33 blacks-9 deaths.
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A CARE I'D.

MR. J. HARPER about TO retire from the do
ties of his school for the winter term, takes this
opportunity of retprnng his sincere thanks for the
patronage extended to him during his residence in
Newport, and respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is cheerfully looking forward
to the resuInng Of his duties in the early part OF
the ensuing Spring.
N. B.-A gentleman from Browns University
will supply Mr.. Harper's place during his absence.
Newport, Oct. 6, 1886.
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE.

VKNIlE subscriber is authorized TO sell 80 Shares
u in the capital Stock Of the Bank Of Rhode
Island, 20 do. in the capital stock Of the Rhode
Island Union Bank, 33 do. in the capitrl stock
Of the Newport Bank. i3a do Of the Phenx Bank
in Providence. and two shares in the Rhode Is
land Stone Bridge Terms cash OH the transfer.
RICHARD X. RANDoLpH.
NewDort Oct g. 1886.
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Newport, Oct. 6, 1886.

Fall and Winter Goods.
NDWARD T.. NEWTON has just re-
~ ceivcd, and is now opening, a very exten.
sive assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching season,
which are offered for sale at very low prices,
Oct 6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

The Collector at New Orleans has received
instructions from the Treasury Department
to permit the introduction Of gold and silver
coin and bullion into that port, in British ves-
sells from Mexican ports.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

Silk & merino shawls
7 and 81 scarlet and
Sd white do.
Scarlet, black 4 white
ihibet, and other
sha wis,
Broadclotlls, ,cassimeres
and sattinetts.
6-4 French and Eng
lish dark merinoes,
Cd German do.
81 white llannels
do. red and yellow do
White & color'd cot
ton do.
White and color'd ho-
siery,
Book and swiss mus
lins,
Cannbric edgmes and
insertions,
White and green spot
ted lace,
Pongee, flag and ban
danna hdkGs.
A TO ga table cloths
White & col. nankins,
Hoskin gloves Of the
best quality,
Black & white silk do.
Crash and tow cloth,
Linen & cotton tapes,
India rubber and worst
ed suspenders,
French capes & collars
Stocks and neck pads.
TaIlors persian thread,
White y cold robes,
Shirts aud draws,
White, black and mix
ed Yarn.
other seasoaable goods,
rices.
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ep TRUNK LOST.

TnNlIE subscriber on leaving Newport in July
IL last, left in the bolton, Of the Stage that
carried him 10 the steamboat a small black Trunk
about foot long, with brass handle on the top;
containing papers, receipts, &c. of no value 10 any
one but himself The finder will receive salts
factory reward by leaving it with the publisher of
the Herald Of the Times.
CHARLES J. iloUPI.
Newport, Oct. 6, 1886.
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yNsw Testament for the Blind. This great
work of Christian philanthrophy is at length
finished-Some Of the Evangelists were
printed before in England; but DIR. Howe,
Superintendent Of the N. f. Institution for
the Blind, announces that they have snow
finished the whole New Testament, in
compact, legible and durable FORM" for the
use of the blind,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

Black and colored Lut-
strings,
Black Italian ditto
Black and cold gros
de Naples,
Black and blue black
gros de Berlin.
Plaid silks Of various
! kinds for dresses,
Elegant French, lag
lish and American
Prints,ne patterns,
Common low priced
Prints,
Dark and light Cling
hams,
Bleach'd and brown
sheetings and shirt
ings,
Checked and striped
sheetings,
Best and common A.
! noskeag tickings,
Ga plain striped and
! checked cainbric,
Do jaconet fine color'd
Dover cambrics,
Fine and common bish-
! ops lawns,
Long lawns,
Extra fine and common
Irish linens,
! Damask do.
Russia diaper,
Do birds-eye and COM
mon do.
Figur'd and plain book
ing,
Linen can.brics,
DO. do. hdkfs.
Large rose blankets,
The above, with man
are offered at very low
Newport, Sept. 20.
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Court Of Probate, .Ns'oport. Oct. Sd. 1896.
VENiIE Administrators account on the Es.
L tate of Annis Mayberry,ate OF Newport,
dec. was presented Tor allowance:-
1t is ordered, Thas she same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Stnte House,
in Newport, OH the lst Monday in Nov. next,
at 9 o'clock, IA. nl., and chat previous notice
be given by publishing copy Of this order.
three several times in the "Herdid of the
Times" for all persons Interested. to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
True copy-witness:
BIB. HowLAND. prob. elk.
Oct, g.
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Married.,

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. Ross, Mr. George Whitehead Of War
wickshire, England, to Mrs. Emma Goddard, Of
this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

In this town on Thursday evening last. after a
long Illness, Capt, JouN CAHooNs, cl the US.
Revenue service, IN the sOih year Of his age
Previous 10 the late war, he was appointed 10
command Of ihe l.. y. Gutter vglont, stationed
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N IL w GOODS.
i. A. POTTER.

Informs ms Customers and Tie Public,
VNHAT he has just received a large ossor,-
- ment OF seasonable American, French and
English GOODS, OF every description.
AMONG THEM ARE:-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

DREADFUL LEAP.-A gentleman from the
south, OH Friday, jumped out of n fourth story
window in the Astor House, upon the stone
pavement. He was most severely injured,
but not killed. lie was insane, as we uuder-
stand. A few moments before he took this
leap, he drove his servant out Of his chamber
by drawing a large knife upon him.-[N y.
ErpYss.
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SHEFFIELD e. BELL.
SEASONABLE GOODS.

NoNsisrING Of Hannels Of all colours and
~ qualities plaid, stripe and plain satiinets-
cassncres cloths-winter calicoes- cir
cassans- white and unbleached cotton goods, OF
all qualities wadding -batten coiion-good Ru-
sin diapers Canton hannes-- cotton and wool
hannels Yc. Just received and for sale cheap,
ut JOHN +. TOWNSENi >.
Sept Is.
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STO N T. CUTTlNG
NEWPORT MaRBLES soap STONE
Mandatory,
On SHERMAN'S WHARF,

YVIIE subscriber confines the above business
> on Shearn,an's wharf, where all orders will be-
promptly and satisfactorily, executed. iIs will
keep constantly on hand marble Nantes, Monu-
n,ent., Tomb tables. marble ilead-siones from
the dover quarries, which are lodged the
hest in the IT, States MARBLE IlEARTHs and
Facings: do. PAINT STONES II MuIlers: do. Press
aud Imposing stones; Soap stone Fire-places, do
MANTLEs, Windor caps and siIs; Quincy and
common Slate, do. for grave stones, OF all sizes,
and patterns
Gentlemen who are about TO purchase any Of
the above articles, are invited to call as above
where they may rely on being accommodated on
as good terms they could be at any similar
shop in the State Pledging his best exeriions to
please. he respectfully soIicits a share OF public
patronage. J. 8. BROWN.
Newport, Sept. 20, 1886.
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FOR SALE,

A Pew in the First Baptist Meeting hous
"A Said Pew is eligibly situated in said
house, ard will be sold bargain to any one
who may wish to purchase. II not sold at
private sale on or before the lst day of Oct.
next it will then be sold at Auction. For
Terms, Sc. enquire Of d. c. DENHAM.
Sept. S-1w,
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Court Of Probate, Newport. Oct. M. 1886
F2NllE Administrators account on the Estate Of
IL VIM " Vernon, late Of Newport, dec,
was presented Tor ullowance:-
1t is ordered, that the same be re-
ceived and the consideration thereof re.
ferred to Court of Probate, to be lrol.
den at the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday of Nov. next, at o o'clock a.
m. and that previous notice be given by pub.
fishing copy of this order three several
times in the Heraid ofhe Times, for all per-
sons interested to appear at said time aud
place and be heard.
B. B. IIewLASD, Prob. elk.
Oct q,
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BOOKS g. FANCY GOODS.
On Saturday Erening merit, al O'Clock,
wiH be sold at Public oauetion, opposas
the subscribers store,
A good assortment of Books and Fancy
- Goods, among which are Bagster's com.
prehensNe Bible, with GOO009 references,
pathological and explanatory notes, all the
parallel passages contained in DR.. Clarks,
SCOTS, Bishop Wilson's and other Commen.
tarles, splendid article. Also Polyglott
bibles, royal 8 vo with spocrypha, concord
ance, family regard and many plates, with
GO,OOO references and illustrations Of Scrip.
ture; with great variety Of other books too
numerous to mention. Also 10 reams of letter
paper; qnls, ink powder, eau de lavender g.
cologne water, shaving soap, rszors g. razor
straps, lead and slate pencils, steel pens, fan.
cy boxes, Sc. Sc. Conditions nj flie tune g.
lace Of sail. CnAs. N, TILLEY, .1ueh.
Oct. q.
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VIM. C. OZZENS & CO.
II AVE received and opened a few more Car
IL petings and Rugs, making their assortment
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06

A man named James Wood, has recently
died in England, and the executors Of his will
are anxious TO Fl nd heirs to nearly $5,0OO,OOO.
The names required are Philpotts, Councils,
Helps Goodlake and Wood. American ap-
plications are to be made to Mr.. Lacy, at the
office of the Albany Daily Advcrtser.-U.
S. Gaz.
We are informed that Mr.. Agg. Of this CT
ty, is one of the nearest of kin of Mr.. Wood,
and that he has already placed his claim for
his portion ofthe property in the hands of an
eminent solicitor in England. The amount
Of properly proved is l,S0OOOM sterling,near-
ly ten millions Of dollars.-.Ndt. Intel.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

'1>IlE pleasantly situated dwelling house
and lot Of land in Franklin-strect, belong
mg to fhe subscriber. II said estate is not
disposed Of at private sale previous to the
l0;h of October, it will then be sold at public
auction. EDWARD PETERSON.
Newport, Sept %. 1886.
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CONFECTIONERY.
Just receircd from Boston.

A good assortment ofsuperior Confectiona-
"A ry, among which are, candy's of all sorts
sugar plums, Jackson balls, conkcs, sugar
toys, hearts, cinnamon buds, peppermint
drops, sour drops, rose drops, kisses, &C.
Please call at No. 90 l-2, Thamcs-str.
e. " 1Hiey.
Oct 6.
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FOR SALE.

TUNIIE stable on the premises Of The subscriber,
Il will make an excellent dwelling house or
joiner's shop at a small expense.
w. VAN ZANpT.
NeWDOrt. Oct G.
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AUCTIONS.

On MONDAY, Oct. ~, al 9 o'clock H.
W. pM be sold al auciion on Tie yresst.
ses, ~iihom reserre, for cash.
~A TIE dwelling house and lot oF
lSTFEf5 land fronting on Clarke street t,be.
asiM longing to Marmadbkc Wurd--al.
so at the same time 3 cows, hog,
one horse cart and harness; 3 tons Hay,
quantity of potatoes, farming utensils, and
furniture Of different kinds.
Rlso, al 9 o'clock on The premises,
Two acres Of land, situated near the Mills
III the head Of the town.
WM. LOWE, Aucrr.
Sept. 90, 1886.
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Mobile.
GREAT FIRE.

\ fire broke ont on Thursday morning
about 2 o'clock in the 3 story brick work shop
in the rear Of lO6 Reade street. occupied as
follows: First story by the carpenters shop of
II. J. McCon5e. second story by Mr.. Potter,
manufacturer of watch cases, who computes
his loss at about $500, and no insurance.
Third story, by WIN. b. Bossford, jcweller.
owner of tho building, loss $2O00-insurance
$1,000. At the distance Of about six feet,
immediately in the rear of this building stood
the extensive establishment, called the "Con-
gress Sugar Refinery" belonging to an unn-
co.porated company. This building took
fire. It was six stories high, running from
Duane to Reade street near Chapel. When
the fire got into the Sugar-house, it spread
with great rapidity, and from the great height,
soon bade defiance to the exertions Of the
fire companies, who remained on their post
until eight o'clock, and many of them much
later. 1t was the most extensive sugar re-
finery in the city if not in the United States
and by its destruction, from ninety to one
hundred persons are thrown out OF employ
ment. The adjoining buildings were all
saved.-[.N y Express.
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New TRY Goods store.

vH>IIl. subscriber would respectfully give
= notice that he has taken the store No 2.
Colonnade Ro,c, where he is now opening and
intends keeping an assortment Of STAPLE
g. FANCY DRY GOODS
His friends and the public are invited to
give him a call. AUGUSTUS BUsH.
Ncwpurt, Sept s, 1896.
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A WINDFALL. The N. Y. Star tells the
following story. Whether true or not, it is
too good to be lost. "A man named Ben
iarnin Carr, who wished to be exceedingly
polite to female on board the steam boat,
offered to accompany her to her home on
their arrival here. She bore in her arms a
little babe of six months old, which Mr.. Ben
jamin Carr paid particular attention to, and
the mother being somewhat thirsty. requested
the amiabe Mr.. Carr to hold her little cherub
whilst she stepped in and qucnclIed her thirst
Mr.. Carr, with his little charge, safe him
down, and for n very long time, say an hour,
he fondlcd and caressed the pretty little
thing, but at last he became impatient, and
thought he would see where mamma whied
away her time; but poor fellow, be looked in
vain. She could not be found, and after tel
ling his story to a number, he went 20 the
commissioners of the Aims House, but they
refused to receive the child, thinking Mr..
Carr knew more of the affair than he chos e
to tell, and so he had to walk off with the in
fant, which he determined to take to Albany"