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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

p. s. I am going TO Bosting tomorrow, bu, when
return shall call on some friend for an - Icduo
ton to New Brighton.
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CApTArN WAIr.-Tho gallant Captain Of the
p,cke, Ship England, has received several handsome
presents from the passengers he soek out on his last
voyage 20 EngIand,-and whom the famous Ors-
,booms, oresea.cd with an elegant copy Of his
works, valued at eight hundred dollars. Two gen
ilenen presented him with two valuable breast pas
as mark Of their consideration Of the gentlemsnly
dcportmen, Of the Cap,ain-Presents were also made
him by Madame Celeste, and others Of the cab
IN passengers.
s.y Deaths in Philadelphia last week-one hun
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ITEMS.
rOCate.

Upwards Of 1000 persons are expected TO leave
New York this month to settle on lands Of the
New York and Boston Illinois Land Go. at S3 an
acre.
THE SpRINGs.-The Saratoga Sentinel says
,ha, the public establishments in that village are
now generally open for company. and are begin
ming to be enIivened by the appearances Of sever
al guests.
The Army and Navy Chronicle says that Gen.
JEsUp has asked 10 be relieved from his conf
mand in Florida, but has BEEN informed that his
services cannot be dis enseL with until the In
,ans snall have been removed from the limits Of
the Territory National AnteUigencer.
! Mr.. WEBSTER was expected at Cincinnati on
the 3,st Of May. Great preparations were max
ing for his reception. At the public ceremonies
nj Lexington in honor Of his visit, Mr.. CLAY and
Governor PoINDExTER were present. MIR.
Webster's speech is highly spoken Of in the Lex
imgton InteIligencer.
The Boston Medical Journal states that fever
Of very fatal type has been for Il considerable
time raging in the island Of Antigua. The phy-
sicans seem to have no power Of controlling 1t.
| Al the last accounts the mortality was terrible.
I Mfr. JTebster has left Louisville and arrived
"a, Cincinnati. Himself, family, and escort, were
landed ut North Bend, where they enjoyed th'
hospitality Of Gen. Harrison, and the kind asteh
lions Of his family. The Cincinnati Wing says
that the wharf, on his arrival, was crowded will
ousands Of spectators.
There wis destructive tornado in the vicini
: Of Pine Plains, near poughkeepsie. n. Y. on Sal
urday week, which destroyed houses, barns, o'
chard., and everything that laid in It's course.
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LUyATIC AsyLUMs have been established
in the States OF Massachusetts and Vermont.
The former ut Worcester, has 1GO patients,
the latter %. 30 out of 100 patients, in re-
cent cases, are cured. Maine is building an
Asylum. In New Hampshire and Rhode
Island, no measures have been taken. Inc
City of Boston is about to erect an Asylum.
Connecticut has the subject under consldera-
tion.
New York city is erecting an Asylum on
Blackwcps Island. The State is to build
one at Utica. In New Jersey and Washing
ton, the subject has been discussed. In Ohio
a building is commenced. Upper Canada
and New Brunswick are favorably disposed
to the system. This, we believe, embraces
all the Asylums for insane, established D,
State Legislatures. There are none at the
South. Cases of insanity are extremely rare
IN the Southern States.-[ Bosio" DAILY .4d
pnC0fP.
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eventually killed by a couple of y"ung men,
one of whom he attackcd.b but who despatched
him bv blow from an handle.
Medical assistance was promptly anord'h
10 the unfortunate hoys who were bitten.
which VIC most earnestly hope may prove sue,
cesstnl, although from the very rabld state ol
tho dog. the result is more than Joubitul.-
". y. Courier g. Eng.
There have arrived at III" quarantine
ground, (says the N. Y. Comlnrrc'al aver
iiser.) during the last six days, 6l4, passen'
gers from foreign ports. as follows: On iuns' .a.
day. G,h June. 49': on Wednesday. 7th, Gt.
ON Thursday, Sth 1929; on Friday, oth, io4o
ON Saturday. 10th, l03i; on sunday iith
II2O, and during the same tx days, scvera
hundreds have gone into Amboy.
, The supercargo of the British ship Lock
woods. from which some 3iO em'grant pas
senycrs were landed, recently, at Amboy, II
violation of our quarantine laws. was arrested
on Saturday. at the suit Of the corporation
and committed for want Of bail. The dana
yes are laid at S300O0.-[ h.
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MAD Doss.-On Saturday morning large
black mastiff, the property OF Mr.. Gro'ter'a
ssgar manufacturer in the B'wery' TWO oo'!s
above Third street. was discovered to be ~
a rabid state. He first evinccd symptoms o,
madness, by biting Mr.. G's. apprentice, lad
named Hatfield, while he was opening store;
lie then ran of down the Bowery, biting all
the hogs and dogs that came in his way
Ono small dog hc left dead on the spot
Prom the Bowery lie ran down First street,
,owsrds The East river, and bit two lads ~ the
feet. Iacerating them in most ir'ghtfnl man
ner. One Of the boys, named Reeves, rcs'd-
ing on the corner Of First avenue, was bitten
in the heel through thick boo,,and the ".en-
don Achilles" was torn directly through
The Other lad, the son OF poor widow re-
siding in the First avenue, near Grls' street
whose name we have not nscertalhsd' was
bitten dreodrully on the front part %, Tie ioo.'
A female who came across his pain was at
tackled by the fcrocious animal, but she ior,n.
nately escaped his fangs, he tearing only ne'
garments. Afler long chase, the oos "a'
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IL MARINE 81
@HE LIST Msa
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ANN v AlIo.
Sunday, June, lith.-Sloop Admiral. Smith,
from Norwich for Providence
MOnday, l2h--Swsdish ship WilJa, Lun-
berg, from Gotenburg for Fall River.
CLEARED.
ship ractous, Harding. Liverpool
Sch'r Nenzalncndi. Baker. Norfolk.
Sch'r Edward, Packard, Boston.
Sloop MetainoIa, Brown, Warren.
Do. Is. Jones, West, N. Bedford.
MEMORANDA.
Al Savannah Sd inst sch'r. franklin Green,
Waite, Havana.
AZ Cnrdonas Goth ult. sch'r. Concord, Carr
for Newport or 5 days.
Al Glasgow May 9th, brig Canonicus Bigley.
loading Tor N. Y.
Arrived at N. Y. on Sunday. ship Kuluzoh.
Taylor, +3 days from Liverpool, TO Douglass
Robinson s. Co. l6s passengers.
Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan, Of this port, was II,
iIayana 2sth ult. unc. Sch. Hannah. Boss
cleared for Cardenas, 23d.
| WHALE SHIps.
! At Falkland Islands March goth, Ship COnstb
tntion. Clifford, Of this port, $50 bb's. sp. oil
I At Bay Of Islands Feb. l1,h. ship John Cog
gesl,all, Macy, Of this port, II mos. out 500 bhls
sperm oil.
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LOST OR MIsCARRIED.

a LETTER was placed by William u.
IA Loving, Esq. in the Post Once at
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the E7tl'
Nav. 1876, directed to the subscriber at New
port. r. island, containing the left hand halves
Of Five One Hundred Dollar notes OF the
Bank of the United States dated aud mum
brred as follows:--
One for SI00, L. 7. dated 4ih March, 1929 "
4 1927, payable at st. Louis.
One for 500, q. 1874, dated sth June, 1882.
payable at Natchez.
One for SlOO, N. 2I2, dated 2Oth Doc. 1881.
! payable at Natchez.
One for 500, N. 52s, dated 8d April. 1882.
+ payable al Nashville.
One for SI0O, p. ST.. dated l., May. 1885.
| payable III Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its destina-
,ion-All persons are eau,ioned against re-
ceivinc the above described notes, ss appli-
cation will be made TO the Bank by the sub
scrlber, to whom they belong, for payment.
4 DANIEL TlSDALE-
/ Newport, Il. l. April 30, lS37.-3m.
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Died,

IN ,bi. town on Thursday. sth inst. Miss Han
nah Al peckha,n, IL the 7ith year OF her age
On Friday. Ann EIizahe,h. infant aa"s"'e' o.
Mr. rphrain robleigh, aged "a months. 90
Al Tiver,on, Mr.. George Baker, aged 90
wears: Frances A. daughter Of Mr.. Joseph -
Bi,sn. formerly Of this town, aged " years,
In p,r. mouth. on the 2oih of April last. Han
nah shove. wife Of Joshua shove OF Assonct, and
daughter OF Benjanin Pearce Of the former place
sxed 80 years, worthy member Of the soc'e'y
Of Friends.
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shouId he made Of Fnoch Hazard, NJ. ID. IN the
case ofCap' Wise. Dr. Hazard was present dur.
ing sort time before his death. r. The evidence
alre ,ly given be rot satisfactory DIR. Hazard will
benr witness corrohoratve ol TINT already ciied
Thon'sonsn', in tins ease and many Others, is
much indebted To DIR. Hazard. lie is an eminent
practitioner. has very extensive practice, and Is
which the history of medical reformation makes ns
acquainted
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At market 2ls Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and
Calves, $50 Sheep and 20 Swine.
PRIcEs-Becf Caftie-We advance our quo
tations TO correspond with sales-ex'ra IS; first
quality al 8 25 a 8 50; second qualify 80 a IS;
and third quality 6 80 a S7.
Co,os and Cdipes- I've notice sales ut SZ2'
%, 33, 40, 4S, and $50.
Sheep-l.o,s Of Sheep and Lambs take" al
SO rs n 2 81. Wethers at So.
S,rinS-At retail y and 10.
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lhBS IA II 0u1Ac AS'
SEVE.v THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
JWO AND II HALE
Deia,caye En- Class "a,
To be drawn This Day, June 10,
Capital 7,000--Tickets 2 80.
Literature. Class "a,
TO be drawn Friday, June Is,
Capital $5,0O0-Tickets SO.
Tngi,,ia, Petersburg, Class D.
~ be drawn Saturday, June II,
Capital 25,O0O-Ticke's $40.
Grand Consolidated. Class %,
70 be drawn Monday, June ID,
Capital Sl2,OO0-Tickets 81.
Dcincare, Class 25,
70 be drawn Tuesday, June 20,
Capital Sl2OOO-Tickets -.
.lltrnndrid, Class 5,
To be drawn Wednesday, June 2i,
Capital 900, 900, and 50 of 1000, &c.
Tickets 50.
Tickets and shares for sale by
B. Il. iJOYES,
l37 IL Ihdmes-yi.
Orders enclosing cash or prize Tickets, 10
Tickets in any Lotteries, under the manage
mcnt of Messrs. d. S. Gregory & Co. pune
tually attended to if addressed as above.
June Is.
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Administrators Sale.

u
ON MONDAY, the 10Th day Of July nert, at
II O'Clock a. NJ wiH be sold at public axe
tion, on Tie premises, by rirtse cf q decree of
the Cost Of Probate, Of The to,cn Of Nett
port,
4 Ill the right, title and interest which Az
~ exander p. Moore, late Of Newport.
Physician, dec. had ut the time OF his deeease
in and to "a certain undivided half part oT mol
ETY. of land, containing by est'ma'io" tw"
acres, be the same more or less, situated In
Newport, bounded N"rtherly. on drlft way,
leading to Taylor's beach, Eastery on land
late of Thomas G. Hazard, dec. Southerly Oh
land late of Russell Clarke, and Westerly or
nd of the heirs of Anthony Dixon, dec
Conditions n, the time and place OF sale.
SAMUEL WnITEnoRNE. stfssf.
! June 8.
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MINIATURE PAINTING.
r. w. STURGEON,

UnEGs leave to inform The inhabitants Of New
4 , port and ts vicinity, that hs paints MINI
ATURES, on IveRy.
Specimens may be seen nt BefIe,"e House.
where st,ings are taken.
Terms, from $50 to ! 50 dollars each picture.
price depending on the size.
lime l. 1887.
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Married.,

In this town, on thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, Mr.. Job ). Eldred to Miss
Fanny Alger, daughter Of Mr. Nicholas Agsr. all
Of this town.
On Sunday evening last by the Rev. Mr. Ross
A., Bcr;ab Waite TO Miss Elizabeth Gyles.
dauVh,cr of the late Mr.. William d les all Of this
town.
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/ Drs. Booth and Sleigh are holding pub
lie discussion in Philadelphia Oh Diseases o
the Chest This is the complaint that Is
troubling the ndtion.- Boston Post.
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NOTICE..

TUNIlE subscriber n native Of Amsterdam, III
a Holland, is drsirous Of importing to order
articles Of the growth or manufacture Of Holland
Ills intimate acquaintance with merchants aud
manufacturers will enable him to procure such
goods from, the first hands, on the most reasonn-
lie terms He will order and import from any
port in Holland, Legion I'roadcioths, Silks, Linen
and other manufactures, also Rhine Wines and
HOLLAND Gin, to order, and will receive pay ynlent
Cor the same on delivery adding to the cost aud
charges a reasonable compensation I" himself Tor
iransaciing the business. Any person desrous ~
making such impor,atons are reque-ied to call on
the subscriber in Newport, K. !. who has a, pre-
sent On hand patterns Of broadclo,h-, silks, line"
and other goods such he proposes TO import
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
|! JAMES B. SELLER.
I Newport. Il. l., June 10, 1887.
/ The Fa-Riyer Monitor and Bri-io' Gazette
will please copy tne above th. ee weeks.
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~ NV supply Of China glass and crocksrs ~, wave.
~ inst received und for sale at No. eoh Thames
street, Charles ". IiHey.
yuneIS
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L..

'E>IIE Subscriber having several Vessels IN
a employed, rather than lay them up idle,
offers to contract for 20 days from the date hereof,
to furnish Peoch Orchard COAL. delivered at
the dwellings Of all those who see fit to leave
their Orders AT his Store. on the following terms,
viz SO rs cents for 2240 lbs to he delivered ~
the arrival of The vessel heighiing the same. o'
ms soon thereafter as may be pracilcab1e, l"s'
orders having the priority. with a view to nn-
deceive any portion Of The public that NAV with
hold their orders. by being laitered thai they will
b. furnished ut n cheaper rate, he will pledge
himself 10 refund TO those that paroniso him. all
SUN. paid beyond the lowest retail prices Of any
rrraar dealer in Coal. either IN this, or Provi-
dence market. throSgh this Season.
He also intends keeping a constant supply oi
COIL on hand, for retailing, from ihe J ard
/ GEORGE KNOWLES.
4 Newport, MAY 20.
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TnE MARYLAND Congressional Election
will be held on "Wednesday. the 26h oi July
The Executive has decided Il IS merped'em
TO summon an extra session Of the Leg's'a'
ture.
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Household Furniture n,
Auction.

On SATURDAY merit, at 8 o'clock, a.. W. ot
The subscrter's stare, niH be sold at Publis
.4ucfion,
1 quantity ofhousehold furniture,vi2: beds.
n bedding tables, chairs, one time piece,
kitchen furniture, and othsr articles. Goa
dltions at sufc.
Juns 10Th. NJ. HALL, Aaci'r.
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Of Glory hs alone Is King VINO Is WI" "'o'y
I. Introductory Prayer by Rev. +. a. FAR
LEY, of Providence. h,
III. Selections from Scripture.
Nv. ORIGINAL HYMN.
Father! whose almighty ha"d L,
Once thy chosen people led 4
Through vida weary lBnd-- A.
Guide Us while lifes paths we tread! Il
Here we bid thine altar ri-e; 4,
Shadow il with grace divnc Il
Oh, acrept our sncriice,
Keen our hearts united, thine! Il
Bless him, Lord, who here 10 thee 4
Consecruies his future day!
May his heart thy temple be-, Il
Filled with Truths celestial ray! I
Long 10 break the living bread. L
- Lang our hungry souls 10 focd.
Here for him thy table spread,
iiill,er, Lord, his footsteps lead. /
Like the ish, which Israel led.
And the guiding cloud by day,
May he still before Us tread,
IN the true-the living way;
Till hi. work on earth bs O'sr-
Then, dissolved this mortal tie,
May we all forevermOre
Serve thee in Thy courts on high!
v. Sermon by Rev. DR.. BRAzsR. OF Salem
vi. Orduining Prayer by Rev. Mr.. HALL
Of Providence.
VII. HYMN.
o THOU, who art above all height!
Our God, our Father, aud our Friend!
Beneath thy throne oflove aud light,
I., thine adoring children bend.
We kneei in praise, that here is set
A vias that by thy culture grew;
We kncel in prayer that thou w"uld'' wet
Its opening leaves with hea, enly dew.
Since thy young ssrvan, now hath give"
Himself, his powers, his hopes, his youth
To the great cause Of truth aud heaven,
BE thou hi. guide, y God Of truth!
Here nay hi. doctrines drop like ruin.
Ills speech like Hrrn,on's dew disth,
Till green fields smile, and golden grain,
Ripe for the harvest, waits thy will.
And when l,e sinks in death by care,
Or pain, or toll. or years oppressed-
q God! remember thou our prayer,
And taks his spirit to thy rest
VIII. ChWge by Rev. d. CLAIMING.
TX. Right Hand Of Fellowship by Rev. Geo
w. Bn,GGs, Of Fall River.
X. address to the People by Rev. Mr.. FAR
LEY, of Providence.
NJ. Closing Prayer by Rev. Mr.. B"'GGs o
Fall River.
XII. PSALM.
Lift up your stately heads, ,e doors!
With hasty reverence rise,
Ye everlasting doors tha, guard
The passage Of the skies
For see. the King Of Glory comes
Along tho Eternal road.
Swift from your golden hinges leap.
Your barriers roll away,
And throw your blazing portals wide
Aud burst tile gates Of day!
For see! the King of Glory comes
Along the E,ern Il road
sBFNLDUrIuN.
We have not time ut present to speak q
the services as they deserve. Suffice 1t t
saw, they were ihroug hout "i the most solcm
and interesting character, and were lstene
TO with profound attention by highly re
spectable and crowded auditory.
-
M as.,. f,,,,,,r.ssi,nal ElpctiO
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Having adduced sufficient testimony to show that
no evil in the case Of Capt Wise can lay ai the door
Of Thonsouslp, it is proper that grateful mention
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nRiNTEp canbrics and printed mss'ns o'
a beautiful new styles, this day received, ny
WIN. COZZENS & TO.
June 10.
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by CHARLES n. TILLEY-Asciionss
Valuable Furniture mt Auc.

On MONDAY, 2(ih inst. at 9 o'clock a. W.
at The late residence Of Col. Nicholas G. Boss.
dec. corner Of Bridge and Uashington- -strs.
4 variety OF Furniture. Sc. among which
"A are beds and bedsteads, carpets, looking
glasses, tables, fire-sets, fancy and common
chairs. fine toned Piano,eIegant gotd watch,
valuable collection of books, s,cons, minerals.
&C.; and a variety Of kitchen furniture. &c.
: Immediately aflerward, at his oibce corner
of Pelham and Thames streets, an extensive
Inv Library, with the furniture in said Office.
Conditions ut the sale.
RIcH'D X. RAsDoLrH, sJ,,,.
GEO. &. SHAW.
Newport, June 9Th. 1897.
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NOTICE.

A H. person. are hereby forbid negotiating a
"A note for $50 dated May 22d' 1887. 'g"eu
by Nichols Hassord, endorsed by Jas X. Newton
8 Co. payable ut the Newport Dans.Uos! or
,n;.lsd : May Is.
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BO.N.VET'S AND BONNET TRIM
MING
TILLEY s. HAZARD

IL AVlNG u much larger supply and greater
q assortment Of Bonnets than usual, will sell
them from one quarter to one half lower than the
regular p ices. Their fine Straws cost them one
dollar cash less than the wholesale prices and they
consequently can se them for one dollar cash
l... than any one in the State. Their Florence
Braits Bonneis they have made themselves and
therefore have them without starch aud gum
those slsrched and gummed up are a complete de-
ceplion and look for few days much finer than
they actually are. They will sell tranmings for
Bonne,s cheaper ,h,n any one can.
! iCJeFor tho cash they are still selling at tho
actual cost june 3.
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We the undersigned were callod to lay out Capt.
WISE and in the performance OF that act. we dlscos'
cred about the abdomen aud thiehs. every appear
ance of modification. The ports there abonts were
black. o, much disco.ored. THOMAS SPOONER,
JOHN MOWATT.
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AUCTIONS.
BY MILTON HALL-Auotioneer.

TO BE- sold al public oriion To morro'p Fri:
dny) morning. i6th INST al . o'clock, at The
faction room ef .Hiiioa iiai.,
.'l,llE residue of The FURNITURE Of Mr.!
Consul BAKER. of the Cottage No. I;
Kay street. conslsting of a variety Of Table
aud Bed Linen, Mattings. Books, Engrav;
ings, &c. J. {. SHAW. .qnef'r:
ALso-immediaieiy after, at said .4ueiion
-a,qnantity ofRibbon-. silk and gauze
Ilandkcrchiefs, laces, shaws, 10 calico gowns,
with snndry other articles. ,!
jane ~ MILTON HALL. .fitrfr.
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Grand Musical Festival.
This Erenine. at Masonic HnH.


This Erening,a Masonic HoH.
NHRS. GIBES, late Miss Graddon. iion,
I'VE the Theatre ROYAL Drury Lane, ondon,
respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Newpor'
mud H. ,icnt, that II Musical Festival vii b.
given At the Masonic llalI, THIS EVENING.
June 18th
Mrs Gibbs will he assisted by Major Hermann.
member Of the Royal Conservatory nj Munich,
one Of The celebrated brothers Hermann, when
variety Of songs, ballnds, ryrole"n airs. and
Other chore music will he selected, us will be
expressed iu the bills Cor the evening.
Tickets 50 cents, to he had at the principal
Book stores and at the door iu the evening.
June Is.
xr% NOTICE. The steamboat
KINGSTON. will regular
YEs;.::r-::re&sa2a3 eNs23 ly leave Proridrrr e at 7
SSEZ31 o'clock. A. Nj. and .Netc-
port at 8 p. n. until fui.ler notice.
/ June is.
FOR .N'EW YORK, THIS DAY,
Fare S4,50 AMI found.
rhe steamboat Massa-
! chusetts, Capt Comstock
p6sS--::.:fK-c cM2th..z will leave this place toI
ekxxs-sssssEsssS New York, this after.
noon, June 18th, at 6 o'clock.
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gUeekIp AImanar.
Calculated for the meridian Of .Newpor

Full moon 18th, Ilh. I'm. morn.
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! Being present. aud assisting in laying ont Cap
Wise, noticed dark spots on the thighs aud deep d'
coloration about the abdominal regions and ever
appearance OF modification.
ISAAC BURDICk.
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On the day of Capt. Wise's death h. Observed to
me on leaving my house. ,t he could not button h's
vest by three inches and ihu he WAS IN had condt,
ION. Ills vest hitherto buttoniny quite loosely, aud
was in great haste be taken 20 the lnrmary, beng
satisfied that his disease was rapldiy increasing upon
him. THOMAS TOWNSEND.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-20
THE NEW YORK TIMES.

We received, yesterday, the closing num-
Der of this firm, able and consistent supporter
of the administration and the republican prin-
cipes upon which it came into power. 1t
contained the Editors farewell address to the
public, and the cause which called for the sus-
pension of the publication.
We trust, however, that the publication of
the Times may be resumed before long, and
continue to give its aid to the administration,
and its support to the best interests of the
country.
We need not say how deeply we regret
the loss of so able co-adjutor at this time
but we hope it may awaken the public atten-
ton to the tendency and danger of that spirit
of radcalsm which has so evidently contri-
bued to produce the regretted result.
We commend both articles in the Times
to the careful and serious perusal of our read
ers-from which we hope they may take
lesson as well as warning, and come to firm
resolve, in the language of the address,
5" steadily to oppose the fanat'cal and insane
principles Of Loco Focoism, ana. uphold and
maintain the purity Of the Constitution"