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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

sILyEh-SILyER-SI
U Small cnange, such hilngs sixpences and five
cent pieces will be given in exchange for go calves
Ger dollars. Apply the desk ofthis Office nelt
CT VOTERS-REA D Music Dancing, Writing, &c.,
taught perfectly each ia only Six Less of
EACH day and evening for whatever the pupil able give
IN trade money! Tor if unable pay thing Mr.
Mrs Gowards Male and Female Collegiate Institute, 90
satisfied.
N: b. Mr.. & Mrs. CPS system the popular in New
York. as they have 800 pupils References the
first families in the city Voters Education the moker
LIBERTY. Voters take lessons! "Quod demons ran-
dum!.w
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UssFs'Esc sSRsESsETED ATTaAAoTIoSSx s AT

| "A. M. O'CLOCK,
noble animal raised the banks River by
Isaac Hubbard ESQ an intelligent and highly respectable
as liz sss
TIVE o oe. day Of Sss 1857 e much The
every reaon to suppose he w-b weigh. on The An Of
This great natural curiosity Is Of the short horned Durham
breed and in form considered the perfect of his kind
Admitlance ia cents TicRets at the door, Children half
lana. WON G0MfhtIN ssYr1. 0,san and only
cuary adapted 10 disorders incident 70 the FEMALE SEX
a %sS@s Justly % for r al female
purity Of the blood eaxaon by intense heat in warm eli
and particularly for all ossrucens system Fluor
Abons Nc NC o the Ladies' mothers guardians, managers
early age To enumerae and publish the whole Of the
the following inserted erey 10 convce the public and
demonslrae the effects Of this genuine and preparation
have ou"a I he% 20 do
81 % b ao me
and restored perfect health Cahane vckermsn aged 10
Brooklyn consequence Of cold succeeded
and rapid consumption appeared unayodabe QUITO charity
recovered Hannah Fisher aged years
ari'y 50 necessary 70 the health Of eve Female
te entirely the mother looked forward 70 speedy
toms have been the common attendants OF all my patients in
night removed her sickness and
Ss2 s s ps as2 n SO ~e Ts %
tail The whole Of The cures performed in this town and neigh
compats the most desperate have known them
to fail ard fully sensible did Parents, Guardians, and
Mana Schools duly consider the health and happiness
of Females from IA and upwards they would fail
recommend and administer these PILLS for hall the com,
plants which females subject would he prevented and
their happiness increased by the preservation Of their health
am, Madam, your ebedicnt servant,
~. LABAUSN, M. ID.
Williamsburg, Sept. 12, 1886. 50 Broad-street
u NJ b. Since the publication OF this medicine, numbers
have been cured OF those violent sick headaches which the
female particularly subject, and ether dor
des which debated the whole In fact wherever
the frame shaken by sectn Injured by indiges
ton atuency and reduced by Instructions, grief aaa
dy these pills with be found restorative They qucay
store the fbres their due tonehe stomach 10 its
elasticity by these means promoting digestion and taking of
every thing obnoxious TO the NATuREprepar
ed by Mrs Sarah Ann wech, and sold by her appointed
agents.
Agents for New York-Mr p Dckey, chemist, Ais Broad
wayMr John u. Dodd, chemist, 6i5 Broadway of
Beecker street.-the Seprezs Pharmacy 63 Bowery
Of Walker sree-Mr W. b. Hoffman, chemist 657 Broadway
Mr.. Underhi SO Beekman street of William street
Mr. Schieln. IA Canal slree-Mr M G.. Socum, of
Broadway and Duane street-Mr B. Chiffon 263 Broadway
-Messrs Miller 4 Gambler, 1913 Broadway
Phce75 cents box with full directions treating the fe
male health and happiness which no lady should
be without
N. B. Ask for Widow welch's Female Pls-wholesae
Agent, SO Beekman street, NY
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"a CAttD.

III PREMIUM sTOCKS-The Committee OF the great
Fair held last Nbo's having premium to
MARY ANN Hovsros li3 Chirton for IsrRov
SILK and BRIsTLE STOCKS she begs her
friends and the public, KING, la
Fulton street, Broadway where also may be constantly
had STOCKS description, manufactured by her OF
best materials, style which
cheapnes not surpassed in this city, beautiful article
be by calling made expressly marriages.
balls and other genecl and as nabe parties which go
up At the shortest notice. and the most liberal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

MEDICAL STUD ENTS. or 9 young gentlemen
w coming TO this city, for the purpose of attending the M-d
cal Lectures during the winter Session. accommodate
with genieel furnished apartments and Board I'M genteel
family 209 Bowery within minutes walk the Med
cal College TERMS 10 POND with the times na
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JEFFERSON BROWN

The above being read then adopted by unanim GU
vote amid the cheers and applause of the entire meeting
Previous TO the adoption OF the Ticket MIR. Geo. W.
SELL NY letter addressed the Recording Secretary, resg
ed his nomination Sheriff. support OF
The party TO be given 10 Mr. Henry Storms which accept
ed unanimously.
Owing to several irregular calls for meetings OF Equal
Rights Party having been inserted in various papers,
following resolution then offered and unanimously
adopted.
Resolved That all calls for meetings OF The Equal
party signed by the Recording Secretary
onai and not binding OF TIE members &C the said par
and that dsapprove OF such calls being only caicu
lated rctard Tie great principles which party
tends JOHN MONTAYNE, Chairman
A. v. stephens, )0'N'''"''' n7-6p
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hhUG STORE FOR SALE.-Very elgibly stu
II ated for business Will be sod favorable terms
close Apply the Of Hudson and Amos
nQ
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C10 REWAHD.-Last is the vicinity OF yorkvile
DlO Tuesday the 2ib Il, small Erfndle Boil Dog
bis ears stand straight and cut beor aud behind; h
barkings bosre Whoever will return him 10 the
Subscriber tR. ARLINGTON co. 20 PARK Row shall re-
celve the above reward. GEO. HAZARD.
IoyLriue, Get 20, 1887 ngls
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nv JESSE cADY. Auclioseer.

ny JrssE' E "a cADY. Auclonee.:
purchases for Pay al half pas, O'clock o .Ds
so%s nsy SOAP e ~
and M an ,n a good. '.s
''1 al pi az saecsc d d ,s lind
100 cards birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery Of every %.
26oe dozen Collars and Bosoms
10000 Needles, assorted from 49, Heamng sand 0eras
5000 gross Battons Coat Vest Pearl subse.,o d.l.
'atl BOXES, ,i Fs sd piy%s se
pr A 1ns and sode Island Je~s
wM MLOUGHLIN, Auctioneer.
and q. r SB6 a; .GS. oe na "a r.. es
ton Hardware Cutlery consisting OF PEN pocket and
s.1 k ns o. cards and DOZENS
CAPS ee and sIsss sareled pistols
Fancy oodconsng Of double e1rs soosae hair
r6eneh aad Enssh water
Also an invoice Of MISUNDERSTANDING Of EARRING, ang
rags watches, hresstIins, chains, kc. &c. 90 SIM
ucr, John sNiEFEN, Auctieneer.
"A yemh.r ~ y - E-"il be sold on Thursday, No
Machinery ana Fixtures salnet Printing aud Cloth
Printing Machines in complete order for one or two coorx
Sheis-Engravcd Shells, new patterns and good
Rolling MachaesDoube Single Presses, i,h appars-
Iron Pates-A complete assortmen for presses
Furnaces Rollers drying bs%he and
with every other hxture for conducting the
One hsi os lS To
the bis bdaer,
owners are arranging 20 leave the city, For particulars apply
- we aucuoh room o3o2ws
NEW hOHkA HOR NJ BAZAAi.
VI For the Sale OF Horses Vehicles by commisson
~ private sale daily, and by public
weather. '. 'Ne-'~ -
The proprietor takes this opportunity expires sg his &C
know Judgments To the patrons OF this es,ab 10th fr
mnse and the late firm Of Simpson Cowan the very
hbera patronage bestowed u Bazaar
sure ms friends aud the public that be has manage
men and that his whole attention shall be merit
its Continuance. -
Horses taken at livery usual and grooms EN-
Horses 70 hire ofthe best description notice -
MS lrends, and gentlemen Introduced by them.
o. Sn3 WAL COWAN. 81 Crosby st
~ u.,L =, BOOTc, BUOps AND SHOES
- RICHARDS 4 WALKERS two establishments Nos 22s
and 232 Canal -! ~ " My friend the names and
numbers OF the above establishments,
OF use for To where else he All
through the city, ana could find nothing would bear
comparison with R ards and akes make of Cheap Boots
Why they have than 10000 pairs elegantly
wrou hi boots TO select from, and the pair
ia as hands e and fashionable boots
All who wish pair OF nice fashionable durable
night dress wet weather. proof will
call AS above Prices from 81 50 IS co. $5o
proof Don't mistake Richards Walkers
Nos. 2cs and 252 Canal st. olO-Ims
IL TIL article published below concerning new md
popular doctrine advanced by the iustreus Ger
many, cannot fail OF exciting deep and thrilling interest
through tut our country.
,d fron, AZ
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vuNHE LADIES respectfully invited call and
anime the subscribers stock Of Lynx, Genet and Squirrel
capes peerines mp boas neck ties and down
Also pmplec OF ladies' and
bonne every variety Of shspe and color n~dc line
FUR bodies warranted mpervous Ills bnnnets have
taken he pre- both the Fairs r successive years
Cent? Informed that they will find always asnd
medium and short and sk hats OF the latest
As Otter SEAL and other fur caps of every variety youh
and clden hats far aud cloth caps Al the above goods
Will be sid the reasonable terms Wholesale and
tai. SYLVESTER TBTTLE.
No. s08Chatbrn Square, the Bowevy. nls9mt
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HALF PRICE MUslC,-New and fashionable
Also chren coore books OF every kn for sale very
cheap ut MRS. KINGS Book store, 14l Falon street.
MORRISON's lily GEIAN PILLS-Packets from Is cents
g. Also, Powers Balsam Of Annseed for coughs short
BREATH asthma &c Also, bonse AMI wsters lozenges
Also indebe Dk for marking linen without preparation
fprs above n7-Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

1sn.S THEArHE.--THIs EVENING will be per-
La soNNAMBULA-EIvino, Mr., Jones-Amina, Madame
Miss Cushman-Mary, Of Denmark, Mrs Richardson
Boxes s So commence az o'clock
"A Mr. ciSMfirNs skNsFTs.HfTihIsf spENiN a Win
THE BRONZE HoRsE-Zamna Mr. wlllamson--Niarge.
Previous TO which, LOAN OF A LOVERS ertrnde Miss
Nelson.
~ waiLack. fss.ee-Tls H ESES SSsts
oTHELLo-ohelo, Mr. walack-Iago, Mr.. vandenhoa:-
After which, LIVE La M3y6E-sr Arcby, Mr. Johnston
Doors open 63-Performance begin al II.
EvANiNd viii Ss ps1Ior% nss to Tat
TIE s0MNAMBbLlsT-Ernes, ine Mrs Maeder-Co. De
A Is., ySf % P sss: KATE
: der, Rose Kearnsy, Mrs Blake. 1N@'' va '-N@
gerry. Mr.. Jones-Mr. sas,ie, rs Jones o'"
Doors open at past 81 the performance will commence at
IA n BAkNEs respectfully 10 bis friends
parae South west will take place on Thursday
next November 9Th fhe evenings entertainment to com
m f f %s ss M
s "a M Tsrey As ac shs o a % % S
The Confession" written by Miss Charlotte barnes octavia
Fssss S @ ss @ " this Theatres
williams To conclude with tDv dcsre) favourite farce
Family Jars, the Mistaken Fathers Delphi Mr. Barnes
Dgscry, MI. W. ii. Williams. n6itt
NOW EXHIBITING at No. 8 Barclay street. the
1 Grand Alegorica NATIONAL PAINTING, 25 feet
high, by Elex.
Abundance IS Open from 10 in the morning. till 10
evening. ol3lms
EXHIBITION OF DAVENPORT ELEC-
H TRIO MAGNETIC MACHINEaY-A large continuous
Railway, over 40 feet IN circumference with
propelled by this wonderful and invisible power open
To the public addition the exhibition Open
and Evening at No. Barclay opposite the
r. NJ. and from TO in the evening Railroad put
motion al ~ W., r. A., and8 r. NJ Single tickets 50
Monthly tickets transferable 81 Fer sale at the door, and
at the rincipal Hotels. OF lms
nUBUFk'S PAINTIa Gs.-Now exhibiting at Isl
- Broadway, three magnificent Paintings just arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Dubue the painter the much
red pictures Of Adam and Eve and distinguished pupil of
David whose modern Style bids fair rival the renowned
Gent artists To the admirers the fine arts these paintings
offer treat not surpassed by any thing which has before
been exhibited in this country.
One Of the paintings covering us feet of represents
thrilling from Byron's Don Juan, th Canio J7h
between JUAN Hadee and Lambro and the various
passions with which they astaed allowing full scope to
the pencil Of master, wildly depicted
The second OF smaller dimensions although nearly large
life represents St John the Wilderness slipping the pure
stream gushing from rock in the true style OF David and
most finished painting
The third picture represents beautiful Circassian Maid
ered for sale by Armenian slave merchant high Turk
ish unctionary.
exhibition from the morning till 10 night
Admtance 25 cents-Season tickets SO cents. sll.3m.
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III LeOPOLD, Importer OF Cloths and Merchant Tai.
L. Tor, io William st. Lbegs leave inrm hi friends
the pubic, tLat he has completed
ment ~ Winter Goods which he invites inspection, viz
backy'bue and eolorcd Preach and English ssperins
Cloths Mohair retsrsbarn Pilot Cloths beaver
supcrhne mied drab Cloths great variety Of fancy and
staple goods for panaloons, vests kc NC. which he will
or make up on the most reasonable terms. o1.ims
MOTIFS sTOVEs-For offices, bar rooms sramboats
and ships cab banking rooms, pasrs, and
basement rooms, stores hal Of dwelling HOUSES,
other public ciurhes nc, which from their pee
constr action require be rcpenhed with fuel
twelve hour and which In price tram IS $685.
most OF which be attached various formed plain and orna
mental beat condeusc Cor upper rooms halls &c with
uselul effect.
Also Dr. Nots Patent Wood Cook Stove, article Of ,c
kaowedCed superiority, ID will bake boil roast fry and
bro At the same time by the fire. for from persons
at from Us An OF which may be obtained Of put
up by the subscribers n n hours notice.
Stoves 70 be repaired orders put up old ones &c
registered received he taken In hand
70 turn. sTRATTON 4 SEYMOUR,
O5 enT* 2i2 Water e,re.,
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LRENCn LANGUAGE.uRAL sysrEa.Ihe
sry Monday Wednesday AMI Friday, organizing Gen
trnen vio wish JOIN reaeesed 10 apply soos
nos and leave their aud ssidcrcrs that due
ice may them when the clsss viii b. made % and
ready 20 optn y MfNksGA, 70 Reed a.
r n tn who dssirous witness The subscribers
rroes teaching invited las above nj O'Clock
Tpescays site rnate or any = sensnQ. uGsts
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I ATTN, GnnEEK; AND Gs-KMAN Ian

ECKEL, having removed ON 257 Brsome street. 10 Nc.
Liberty Of Broadway bcg leave inform his
ficndi and the public that he continues 20 give Lessons
heretofore, in the above branches OF education His
saintance with the Modern Greek French Issa, anish
and Portuguese languages enable him to afford adj
those Who wish Of the fermer
nexion with the latter studies He permitted refer Dr.
Anthon OF Columbia College, and also to DR. Charles Foen
81 Greenwich street n23s
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% at thai call 20 Inspect DIS stock. n73tt
nOOTS-BOOTS-B MOOT S.-Fsshonabls low pr1.
- &C Boo, Sore.-H NEWELL respectfully Informs The
public he has taken the Ne. o. Canal
Wooster, where he intends keeping general assortment Of
mems ans boys boots which he offers whole rets
reduced prices for cash. Just received from his
cases Of French pump boots prime article summer whic
Ne Offers NJ the reduced price of $780,
N. b. Constantly ~ hand, boot for $3.50 and az15.
ly25-3ms
(vHfLDEEN'sS LOTHINCs-The subscribers Lecr
~ constantly hsrd extensive assortment Of bildr~n
clothing, made in the fashionable Style which they r
sell on very reasonable terms at Wholesale retail
sl5Srs GEO A. HOyTk CO. ~ Bowery.
SSORTED PICK tEs-
"A 1000 cases. dezen each half gallon jars
1000 do do do do
soc DO 2 do do quart do put up 10
- Cab. WELLS, is4 Water 1t
a. IL. I.-.nI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

EOR TIE CURE OF CONSUMPIIVN,-
COUGHS, COLDS, Communications -Tbis y to GER
ty Wan. Burns have been cured Of consumption,
gethef with all M alarming evils cough, difficulty OF breai
Ing sopp,ge The lungs raising Of matter &c &c by the
I'VE bottle OF DR.. Faylos Bassm OF Lverwor not
wiilsanding ply scians said could recover.
for years had this disease preyipg up
outstanding the medicines had
Tor relief know nstbng but this bssam has cured orcoud
and therefore advise perser, afflicted
Try Immediately this medicine NM ID BURNS,
No. ~, Sixth street.
Dr. Tsyors Balszm 81 Lverwort sold tgenunel
no ri al y7b Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

Letters were read from Charles q Ferris Thomas Herte
Elisha Morrill, James J. NJ. Valentine, r. Sedgwick, Jr
H. Storms, Samuel j. Willis and Brown three canii
dates for county Offices.
In all these letters the writer's in the
OF Principles and measures advocated the Equal Rights
Party. - -
Tie Report and recommendation taken ser aratey
The Report was adopted and the Co
mttee accepted and by meeting publicly for the pur
pose resu ed in the olloweg -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06

with little or no loss to his own force, but
with loss of 100 or more, killed. and a
hove 200 prisoners TO its defenders. Ii Is
also stated that The capture was effected
with great ease. Mr.. II. :. Brown had
formed lines of defence on three sides Of
the village, viz. along the river, and in
the directions of Chambly and ST. Dennis.
On the fourth side was rising ground,
which he had reserved for occupation By a
body of his own men, in case of necessity,
and which commanded the village. Col
onel Wetherall having learned something
of his preparations, made a det0w to the
right, and coming in from this unexpected
quarter, took immediate possession of this
ground, acting from which he at once sue
ceeded in dislodsing the rebels from their
supposed strong hold.
The village of ST. Charles is said to have
been totally destroyed in the attack, the
houses and barns, having been fired by
the discharge of rockets or hot shot from
Artillery.
The Montreal account says that Col
Wetlerall followed the patriots from ST.
Charles, after the taking of that place, in
the direction of ST. Hilare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. freeman, Mr.. James Phillips 10 Miss
Ruth B. II. Sweet, daughter of MIR. Christopher
A. Sweet all Of this town
On Thursday morning last, by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, Mr. George w. Taylor, of Providence, to
Miss Elizabeth S. Bush, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Bush, of this town.
AT jamestown on the Goth ult by II. X Carpen-
ter, ESQ.,, Mr. Tidimund Hull. to Miss Eliza O.
Dockray, daughter, of MIR. John O, Dockray, all
of jamestown.
Al North Kingstown on the 10Th uli, Mr. Ben
jamin Correll, Of South -KinaStown, to Miss Mary
c. Hazard, daughter Of the late MIR Wilbour Haz-
ard.
In Bristol on the lo;h inst. by VIM. Throp,
Esq, Mr. George Chappell, to Miss Prudence Pc
terS all ofihat town.
In Seekonk, on Tuesday 2Sth ult. BY the Rev.
Mr. Allen, MIR. Lewis Peirce, Of Rehoboth, to Miss
Hannah Chaifee of the former place.
In Pawtucke,, on Thursday last, by the Rev Mr..
Blodget, PaSchal Allen. Esq, of Warren, to Miss
Mary TillinghaSt, daughter of the late Nicholas
TillinghaSt, Esq, of Taunton.
In New York, on the sith inst by His donor the
Mayor, MIR. George w. Edwards, of New York, to
Miss Ann Maria, daughter oe Daniel Wilkinson,
Esq. of ofCumberland, X. |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06
From the Commercial Advertiser.
LATE FROM EJJROpE

By the arrival Of the packet ship Ros-
coe, Capt. Deano, from Liverpool, we
have our files Of London papers to the
24th of October, and Liverpool to the 25th,
both inclusive.
from them is the highly favorable condition
Of the Bank Of England, as exhibited in
the quarterly statement ending on the I7th
of October.
The stock of bullion on the I7th of Oc-
tober was the enormous sum of CT ,000,-
600, or about s., ,000, 900 Of dollars.
The prosperous condition Of the Bank
is ascrIbed in great measure to the "un-
expected honesty Of the American Debt
:" and the tone of the leading papers
toward this country is wonderfully altered
from what 1t has been. generally, for the
last six months.
The news from the Continent is unIm-
portant.-The repert of the taking of Com
Stamina by the French has proved untrue.
Ou the contrary, there were unfavorsble
rumors in circulation at Paris, to the effect
that the besiegers had been repulsed and
were retreatiug is Bona.
The Portuguese ministry had resigned.
The Duke of Terceira had arrived in Lon
don.
Nothing decisive had occurred in Spain.
The Bey Of Tunis 10 dead--supposed to
have been poisoned q, the insiignation Of
the Turkish sultan.
A letter from Burgos, dated the llth Of
October, published in the Paris journal LIE
Commerce. states tina, Don Carlos was de-
SPARED Of, and had taken the last sscra-
men,, in anticipation Of approaching death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-06
DtrH.

In this town, on Friday 9th ult, Stephen F.
aged 2 years and months; and on the eth, Mar
tha Ann L. aged 9 years and months--both chil.
dren of Mr. Joseph Gadding.
On Monday morning last, Hannah Smith, wild
ow ofCaptain William Smith, in the S7th year OF
her age.
AT Middetown, on the Goth ult. Mrs Mary Ann
Barker, wife Of Mr.. Albert G. Barker and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Parker Weaver. aged 20 years, ON
the 2ith, James Smith, aged ~ years,
ln Providence on the 23d ult Mrs. Mary Bowen,
wife of Mr.. Isaac Bowen Of Warren in the 49h
year Of her agc.-On Sunday, the 26th ut Miss
Eliza Knight, in the 2lst year Of her age. Leon,
eldest son Of samuel b. Wheaton, Esq in the M
year Of his age, On Monday, Mrs. Ruth Andrews,
wife of Mr.. Joseph A. Andrews, aged 80 years.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Samuel L. Dickman, aged
81 years On Sunday morning, Rev. John Water
man, son of John r. Waterman, ESQ.,, aged 25 yrs
In Crlnsion, on the 4ih ult Mr.. John Tillinghast
of Exeter, in the 32d year Of his Rge.
In Smith6eld, on the l4lh ult., suddenly, Mr.
Augustus Winsor. aged 10 years.-On the 2itl
uit. Mr.. Arnold Mowry, ID, son Of MIR Job Mowry
in the 4h year Of his age.
In Pawtucket, Stephen jerks, ESQ., in the SO,
year of his age.