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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

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Su 0Silmin9tcn 81 pa6a9iere oes oeruns
9llldten Sdiffes an, Die ais lebenoi9e 3eus
|9en cts 1d,redlid,en Bcrf falls tpeitcre uno mas
here 8erihte barber ertbeilsn fcnnten.
9tah Der @rplpGcn Der 0ampffeeeI Ihmail1
oas 8cot binnen As Mtinuteu in Sroamen.
ten auf rem Scean umher. Der qrDeere
Ibel Der YaBa9iere tdmpfte nit unpermeioz
lihcm Spbe uno ianf utter furrftbaren
Webfla9en nuo 8efd)rei nad) Nulfe inter.
Wajcr S>eath uno 80 anoere, ,pclfe fd)
Ianf einen Ihc,l bes Sertrilmmerten Shifes
|9erettet hatten, tparen 4 Gage uno 0tdhte
lang obne 9tabrun9 uuo WaBer, ber Wutb
oes glementcs prels9c9eten. Die 0tctb ltic8
10 bod, ooB tereits bic 0teoe carcn mar, eie
men Der paBa9iere su tOoten, I'M bic ibrieen
,u retteu. yad Der MutbmaBuns tes sra,
jors 9eatb 9ien9 bic 6rauenSimmereajute In
MaBe nit so ,peibliheu Snoipibuen unter,
Die fanm 70 oiel 3ett haben mcd,teu, een@es
oanten ihres bulfoien 3uitanocs aufSnfaeen.
Tle geretteten (tanocn fuietief I'M Waeer.
Webrmals erblidten lie in nid,t Iebr erc6er
Serne Sdife, ba fe ater feline Si9nale
MAIDEN tcnuten, tpuroen Ge ntd)t prn ihncn
bemerft. Sc tuud,s ibre 9lnelt uno 8crStpeif<
lung NIT jeoer fcmmenccn Wlnute. @inmaL
tparen fle uur cine bate Weile pom feften
eanre entferut, oa erbcb lid, Elm ent9c9en9e
ieBter QSlno uno trleb fle Dieeer Surif in Die
enolcie See. @rft am Wcrgen oes fIufteu
Cages 3ei9te flh ais Hettun9sen9cl ein
Sdocner, Der fle 9li,dlid erreid,te, am 8oro
nahm, nno Su 9Stlmin9tpn Ionocte. Gtc Bcs
tucbner oteierStaot thaten aOeS, tpas in ibren
&rdften itano. Sbbad, 9abrung, &leioun9
uno @elo tpuroen ibuen idnen uno reiblih
oar9creid,t. 9letd, barauf ertbetlte man auf
ben nOrcltd)en Nno Observation-Disclosures
LINEN 8cfehle, oaB lie tctenfrei nah ibrer
pelmatb 9ebrad)t wercen iouten.
8cu Der Baggage bcs Sdiffes 1T nidts
qcrettet wcrccl. Sdmm.lihe pasaaiere
filbrten @elo bel fld), ,peldes III ibren Scfs
fern Uer(dlcBen lag. Der 8erlult betrdat
chn9efdhr 10000 2baler in 9loten II. fling
eneer WlnSe. sn llhren uno Supelen 9ien9s
en- tlber 10000 Sbaler oerlcren.
Wit &inlhluB Der Is perlcuen, Die lit
8ccten uno l9 anoern, tpeld)e man ipdter
aufnohm, telduft lld bic 3abl ber @erettes
ten auf 81.
Inter ben riibrenben unb tief erfdiittern>
ben Scenen 9ebDrt fol9enoe: @ls Or. Bortb,
ein preoi9er, uno feline neben ibm ffeheuoe
@attin alle S,rfnnus sur Nettuus perit,piu>
ocn iaten, flelen ic auf Die &nie unb beteten.
Wit Dem 8erbalcu bes lesten eauts inns
ihlan9en beioe ibr 8ino unb in ,peni9en
Mnuten tpar bic 9otter9ebeue Samilie unter
cen Wc9en bes Meeres be9raben.
9lllen @eriihten ,tad) 1T Der unter9an9
ces Shifes bic Srlse bes QeidtGnns ober
Der llnad'tlamfeit bc5 Gartains uno cSnaes
nicurs. @r0ercr ica bel feiner9lbreife erfldrt
habcn, caB bic Sahrt, bic er jest ;u MAIDEN
leocnfc bic tiiSe1e feiu icue, Die bis jest nod
in ben .pcitlihen Gctpdeern besperfitelIi9t
rlrr.
Gr bil6tc leineE 8repel nit ieinem ei9enen
eeben> nicmano ruff aber eiejeui9en suri,d.
sic er NIT ftp in cen At9runo 9eic9en bat.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

slm lettcu Samia9 fe9elte bas Dampfs
boot Cirrus rcu IeuDcrf uad) QcnbpM, uno
ocr Great Western 9icn9 ant Montas bon
)tcuDprf nad) 0ritrl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06


triotcn nit ben BRITT l6cn 2aueiers, welebe
mir lests 8cbe mittbeilten, bat fi6 beitd-
ti9t. Die potriotcn iie9ten uno MIR elmer
Der S0lo!in9e Der 2p.onnep enttam, UNI
oos Gbidla| BET llsbri9en er5dblen Su
f0nnen.
(2lus tem Buffalcntan.)
Nlcnta9, Sunp Is, halb nad 3 llhr.
Mebr brittllbs @ewalttbatsn Ser
Delfsbr 9ebemmt SnDlansr
NeinoEllgfelten.
Nm Somita9 erlieb@ouo. 2(rtbur cine
Proclamation, in sprl1er er ollsn 8erfebr
uno @emeinf fbaft 5milten DEN Ser Stao
ten uno Canada, Gle cbne pdbe 9etrieben
lperoen, oerbietet.
@efern marlbirte Die eanieMabe lrit.
tifber Sruppen, unter NnfuDrun9 bee
Scuuern0r6 in ei9ner psrfon, nob Sbort
6jQs, otmSommelplos Der patrictsn. ST.
eiasn Gdarrugel tpuroca 8 potricten
9encn,alen, tporunter Clements, Gin Nn-
iU5rsr eer Notriottn.
Cine 9rcBe 3abl Seneeca Snoione
9ien9en 9sftevn Den Slub Dinunttr, UNI.
'brem 8cr9cben nod, ouf 9rano Gp
|ano gu j18cn-oie5 lautet l:brun9clpDon
|lIb fir oiele Satre6jsit. tosut tQm eine
nob 9voB're 3aN in Wd9cn an. N(ar
btribtst. Die 8rjttilben Sffi5iere bdtteu
lie ereau # um nab GAMBIA iiberjui ieeen.
'pcieltlt fle b'lfsn lousn, eie patrloter
n!eoer gu ia8en.
Das, wirflib, 1T Britti1d biz
gum Wart! 70 wuroen unlere 8orfabren
BON @ilocn, bic our6 brittilbe6 9ol>
9eoin9t waren, nieoer 9eia9t!
Man fbifte fo9leib einen 8ctbfbof-
ter an Maior Youn9, BET bic re9uldren
5ruppen eommanoirt, uno boft oab Ell
lol1e Moobreseln cr9reifen miro, Die oet
Sage Der Oinse on9emebsn iino. ltniern
Sar9ern tpiro Der frepe 8ersebr psrboten;
man 3tpln9t i'e pdbe onSulbafTcn; gu
9leiter 3eit rperoen piloe Saoianer &C.
ounsen, Tim iol6e piebiide uno bluti9e
S6anotbaten 5u be9eben, bic Sbrer Sra
|ieltdt 3ruppen ni6t ben Mutb baben aus:
suuben. Bie eoe( !! fpie 8.ittif9!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

Sn eouspiQe bat Gh cine teutid)e Hreispil'
l9cn Gompal,ie "eie erite teutfd,e &entudy
Sarbe" aebiloet, 9Eir tpiiniteu ibnen berSs
ttb 9lmd al ihrem lluteru. bmen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

Sn pbilarelphia miro ein pfero 9rseiet,
ueld>cS gar Seine S,aa G bat une oe6eu S,aut
;a.s Sart uno aeHeett 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

Sames St. Yaulrins lit al Die Steue bcs
N. Oiderirn, SumSccretair tergQarine Der
3er. ct. ernannt uno pom Senat teftitiat
pcrccn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

les ba wcbl lt0u, wenn frepr 9Iwerifaner
Gd) eltrd HrittIldc6 @elO Oerletten l1eBen,
jene arme 8ertriebene Der Sano bes Soen'
fer6 ausSulleferu ?
Serr SreD &purDe nad Canton 9ebradt,
uno icl[te Crpie berett6 9emeIoet) Dor Squlre
Dunbar oerbOrt weroen.
0ie 9lufre9un9 III nfrrer Stobt tpar 9roB :;
oeun rpenn mir ihcn etlid)e Scries in uns
lerer Witte wpbnen haben, 1T bcd) bic Iebrs
belt, benz SNimmel icD's Ianf, nidt pbne
@eftbl fir Sclf)e cte-tpie Sranfltn fast-
!" "9eboriam Su 9ctt Nd 9esen SDrannep aufs
lehnen." Der Nnfld9er lieB Nd nidbt bliden
uno or that, tpie man un6 teridtet hat, {ebr
peiSlih baran. Soerr IreD ,puroe, neil fetn
&ld9er 9egcn ibn eriticn, tpiebcr freY9elaBcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-06

&ld9er 9eGcn ihn erlt!cn, wleocr freD9elaBen.
Sppp1itious Buuies. - Sotn
Bet, lsbheri9er QDbi9= =Spreher ecs@cn9reBs
Naules, Qeithammel Der SppcTtion bort, uno
prlitiIter WtBcndr, au9eifellt im leBten
Spitjabr, I'm oas moroliihe Splf lit WaBas
tulrtt6 lit ibrer Nfsd)t gu unterwelien. bat
lld) Der nicori9eu, 9emeinen, bld69uarollhcn
Chat, ein @cn9reB9lieo wdbreno etner Ces
bate ius@e0d)t su fhlagen, ftuloi9 9emaht.
llnfibia 1einen 9eoner ourd) 9lr9ument ccer
@nt9egnun9 mitteit Der 3un9e III ontwprten,
I!ld,ts er in feinen Sduiten 3uauht. Bae
Elm 9ldtbarer, 9roBbcr;i9er Mann! QSie
feline Selbitbeherrld)un9 Tim bcred,tt9t, oae
man ibm @etpalt anucrtraue, i.ter 9nrere
su 9ebieten.
Q8as Iaet tos mcralifhe 8eflhl ces 2ane
bes III cielem 8eiit oes 8uQYismuS? Bltdt
auf QSi(e uno peYtcn, nit Qrld,en uno spis
ltc(en in einem Committee 3i,nmer auf
4Bebb uno ieinen gum Meud)elmcro Sers
fhwcrnen !; ouf 9rapes, oeeen Sodnce pom
8lute ccs gemcrccten @tQcD trlefen; onf
Wiie uno @rittenoen, 9heilbaber an jenem
Woro bort aMf oas 9emetne Sluhen SoenrD
G(aD'5 auf benz 8coen bes Senats. Seht
NcnrD q. Mife, spie er inn 9aule eincn in
oalioeu Wann, 9errn 9bpliou> Der eben erit
oom 8rantenbett auf9eitan!en uno feinen
9!rm lit elmer 8inbe trd9t, NIT 9emeinen
Shimpfnamen ilberb6uft. limb enolid,
blicft auf Spbn 8tu, Der ,pie ein beIoffner
sdutreiber, in 8esenpart res 9onien caus
ies, Elm Mit9lieo rd,ld9t. Dies Gno bic 9rc'
Sen 8uhrer auf bic fId oieSppoGt!on oerldet!
oiefe flno ibr Shmud uno ibr @Ihmetoe J"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

OPERATION OF LYNCH LAw.--Tho Louis
vile Journal gives the following beautiiu
illustration of the benefits attending the ope
ration Of this code.
A few days ago, sum of money wa
stolen near Kosciusko, Mississippi. A blacl
girl, who professed to know all about tn,
circumstances, charged n respectable white
person with being the thief. Upon her tesii
mony the citizens seized him, tied him to O
tree, and "lynched" him with extreme Sc
verify. Daring the operation, mn, named
Parker stood looking on aud exclaimng-
"Give it to him. lilo has tho money. lie
is the thief and will soon confess it," The
lynchcrs found however, after nearly killing
their victim, that he would confess nothing
aud he was at length releas I'd, torn, bleeding
and unable to stand. A few hours afterwards
suspicion began to rest upon Parker himself
who, on being tied to the same tree. roared
out ~ have the money" The. whole sum
was found in his possession and that Of the
wcnch on whose false testimony the innocent
man had been so horribly mutlated.
This occurrence should be memorable
lesson to all who are disposed to take the
Vengeance Of the law into their own hands.
The atrocious practice oi"lynching" deserves
to be stamped with The Indignation of men
and the wrath Of God. Every actor in the
bloody tragedy at Kosciusko should at once
be driven forth, al exile from society and all
its syinpathics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Court Of Probate, Clerks Office, .Nswpor!
lug. 3, 1898.
Aug 9th,

Court Of Probate, Clerks Office, .Ntwport,
.1ng. 3, 1888.
Iron the petition Of John Hopkins, ono of
- the Executors named in The Last Will md
Testament Of Samuel Austin, late Of the State OF
Connecticut, Clerk, dec by his Attorney Rich
ard h. Randolph, Esq. stating that the Last Will
and Testament Of said Samuel Austin, was by
tho Court Of Probate held ut Hartford in said
state Of Connecticut, on the twenty eighth day Of
December, 1880, in and for the Hartford District
IN said State, proved and ordered to be recorded
that said Samuel Austin died leaving property in
the town Of Newport, on which said VIII may
operate, aud having presented certified copy Of
said Last Will aud Testament Of said Samuel
Austin, praying that the same may he filed aud
recorded in the office Of the Courl Of Probate Of
Newport, according to law.
The same are received, md the consideration
thereof referred 10 u special Court Of Probate, to
he holden al the Clerks Office in Newport. on
Monday the 10th day Of September next, ut 10
O. clock A. nj. and that prc,iou notice BE- given
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Herald Of the Times. the first publication
whereof, shall be at least thirty days before the
time assigned for The consideration Of the subject.
that all persons interested may appear at said tune
and place, if they see fit, and shcw cause against
the filing and recording Of said Last Will and les
lament us aforesaid. and granting letters thereon
according 10 law. by order ofthe President,
b. Is. HowLANp, Prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

Some ingenious mechanic has lately in
vented an instrument which IS made TO dis
course most excellent music by locomotive
the steam escaping thereiroln being sub
s,itue for wind This will constitute an era
in the history of the science OF music, and
may lead to many novel and important results.
WHO can say that steam will not supplant
wind as an agent in producing harmonious
sounds, and that steam engines will not usnrP
the place of man? Steam Boats may soon
90 on their way to the tyne OF Hail Columbia,
or some other national air, played by them
stalk before some OF our
fine companies, occupying the place and
answering the purpose Of a military band
or station themselves in bathrooms and make
the eye of beauty kindle-or tlrong the
streets at midnight, and fill the still air with
ravishing sounds poured forth in honor OF
some fair maiden. There is something new
under the SUM- albany Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09


At a meeting of tho ARTILLERY COMPANY
held at their Armory on Tuesday evening"
Angus, 9Th, 1898, the following Resolutions
were offered and passed unanimously
Hesolued, That the members OF this Com
pany have heard, with feelings OF un'e'gneo
sorrow, Of the dcccase of,heir brother.soldIer
Capt. Henry w. Cam.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise wlt
his bereaved family on this mourniul OCCASION
Resoived, That, os mark ofgcspcct Tor the
memory Of the deceased, we will wear Grape
on the left arm for the space Of thirty days.
Resoloed, That the Onarter-M Master trans
mi, to the fumily Of the deceased, cory o
these resolutions and that they DC Publlslie,
in the papers Of this town.
BY order Of the COMPANY o.y
WM. II. iiENDERsoN, CM'
Newport, Aug I, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
= LEGAL NOTICES.
Court ef Probate, Clerks Office, .Nswpoyt, .4u
g1tsi Sth, 1888.

Court cf Probate, Clerks Office, Newpof, .4u-
g1tsi eth, 1898.
III poN the petition OF Elias o. Ball AM
~ Thomas Waring of Charleston, in the
State OF South Carolina, Executors Of the
Last Will and Testament Of Hugh Swintor
Ball, late OF satl Charleston, Planter, dec
stating that the Last Will and Testament Of
said Hugh Swinton Ball, has been duly prov
ed and deposited in the Office OF the Ordina
ry OF Charleston District aforesaid that the
tcstator at the time Of his death, was possess.
ed OF certain property and effects within the
jurisdiction OF the Court Of Probate Of New.
port, aud the petitioners having presented a
certified copy of said Last Will and Tcstu-
ment of said Hugh Swinton Ball, praying
that the same may be filed and recorded in
the Office OF the Court OF Probate Of New
port, according to law.
The same are received, and the considcra-
ton thereof referred to a special Court OF
Probate, to be holden at the Clerks Office in
Newport, on Monday the 10Th day Of Sep
tember next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Herald OF the
Times, the first publication whereof shall be
at least thirty days before the time assigned
for the consideration Of the subject, that all
persons interested may appear at said time
and place, il they see fit, and shcw cause
against the filing and recording of said Last
Will and Testament as aforesaid, and grant
ing letters thereon according to law.
by order Of the President,
B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Aug 9th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Died,

I
In this town, on Friday morning the 27th ult. Mrs
Rh0dn White, widow of Mr.. Noah White, in the Goth
year Of her age.
On Monday evening last af,cr a few days severe III
ness, Mr.. Henry W. Carr aged 30 years. The very sud
den demise OF this exemplary and estinablc man
llas Gust melancholy gloom large and highly
respectable portion oil this community. All who knew
him sincerely mourn his early DOOM Few, II any have
sustained in all the relations Of life, character 30 ul-
eAeeptonable, merorols, that which justly be-
longs TO the deceased. The support and care OF w-
owed mother aud her family, many ycnrs since dcyov-
ed upon the object OF this brcf notice. Let the dpcp
and unni,gated grief of that afflicted mother and in
ly, tell with what scepless aud uniring socitudo he
watched to ascertain, und laborcd contribute what
their necessities, their comfort uDd their happiness
required. And let those who knew him best tell what
uninged joy no derived from the consciousness that
those tender objects Of his carly moving on
ward in the journey Of liio amidst every needed com
fort, procured by the labor of his own hands The
d.athscenc Of this worthy Young man was touchingl
interesting. There bending his dying bed the
aged and rieisircken mothcr-the companion of his
bosom with her unhoeding infant and aiirc,ionate
sister. In that eventual moment, whilst his body was
rackcd with pain the deceased, conGdng alone in the
religion of the cross, gave them his parting blessing
and then, c,sting anxious glance around him, ai
fctionutcy inquired for IN absent sister, whom he Was
told had yet arrived. He heaycd the deep sigh, ex-
claiming, co. l shall see her no more in this world"'
and soon closed his vsioncss eyes in death. Well
may the mourning survivors eAclum-"Earth's cup Is
poisoncd--Elernity is all !"
The deceased was followed TO his final .esting place
yesterday AFTERNOON, by large concoursc OF relatives
aud friends. The ARTILLERY COMPANY, of which he
active aud most efficient officer testified their
respect Tor his memory by performing the usual military
hOnors.
In Little Compton, ON Wednesday the 25ih nlt., very
suddenly Miss Bes.y Coe, daughter oi the late Capt
benjamin Coe, ia the 39th Year of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

A most severe hail storm laid waste nearly
all the vegetation of portion of Chester
County, Pa, on Wednesday afternoon OF last
week. Hail stones two and three inches in
circumference covered the ground about
Bradford inches deep. One farmer had 10
acres of wheat, which was Just ready for the
sickle, entirely Frustrated, aud he turned his
hogs in next day to reap it. Orchards were
stripped Of leave and iruit-windows broken,
and cattle bruised, in every direction within
the track of the storm which was three miles
in width. Many poor people have been cast
down to actual want.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

Court Of Probate, .NtWpor,, .1ug G, 1888.
TIPON the return Of the Committee, by this
~ Court appointed, to appraiso the real es,
tate whereof William Gardner, late Of New
port, dec. was seized during his intermarriagc
with Elizabeth Gardner, wherein said Eliza
beth Gardner has never relinquished her dow
er, and to assign and set of to said Elizabeth
Gardner her dover therein
Ills ordered. that said report be received, :
the consideration thereof referred to Cour
of Probate to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in Sept
next, at . o'clock A. III. and that prcviou:
notice be given, by publishing copy Of this
order for three successive weeks in tho Her.
aid Of the Times, for all persons interested t'
appear at said time and place, if they see fit
and shew cause why said return should not
be confirmed by this Court.
A true copy-witness:
b. B. ilowLAND, Pro. elk.
Aug
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Aug 9]

Court Of Probate, .Nsmport, .qug &, 1893.
rlNJlE Administrators Sd Account on the
l. Estate of Allen Norton, late Of New
port. dec. was presented for allowance, &c.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to q
Court of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on tho first Monday in
Sept. next, ut . o'clock a. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order, three several times in the Herald q
The Times, for all persons interested to up
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true opy-witness,
B. b. IIowLASD, Pro. elk.
AuC 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

Execution or BAIRoS.-This hardened
wretch who murdered Mr.. Lyman, at Roch-
ester, was executed on the 25th nlt. He
remained callous To the last, evincing ma
turiiy in vice and depravity which shocked
g. Disguised all who saw him. 1t is said that
he made confession of the murder to his
counsel, which is to be published.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Aug 81

Court of Probate, .Nerport, Aug G, 1888.
VNIE Executors Account on the Estate o
l. Elizabetl, Cook, late Of Newport, widow
dec. was presented for allowance, SC.
II is ordered. that the same be received ant
the consideration thereof referred to Cour
of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on tho first Monday in Sept
next, at . o'clock n. m. and that previous no
tco be given by publishing copy of this or.
der three several times in the Herald Of the
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
True copy-witnoss:
d. u. Rowland, Prob. elk.
AuU0l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

A MoruEn's ISrLUEScE.-Thc n. y. Commercial
publishes letter concerning the late execution OF youni
Bnrron at Rochester, for murder, from which make
the following extract;
"Iast evening. however, he rclcntcd confessed h
guilt aud acknow hdged the business ofhs sen"ncennd
am told charged upon his mother the first cause 0i IN
transgrcssion alleging that the first Improper nct WIN
IN his recollection was the stealing ot n few shings
which come To the knowledge oi his mother, who, IN
stead OF correcting, rather approved the act"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

The members Of this Company w'l' wear wear
crane on the leit arm, for the space o' thif'y
Says. as a mark of respect for the memory OF
n,c,r late brother soldier, Capt. l'ENnr W
cam. By order Of Col SwAN'
WIN. H. HENDERSON,
oh Clerk sc. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

!
GssH cssS highly improved Estate in New
port, where lie at present resides.
The Cottage is in the Italian villa ST, le OF
architecture, a spacious double House, containing
thirteen roons, and about the same number OF
closets and pantrics. On each sde Of the dwol-
ling ure wings, distant about fifty feet one being
for fuel and various offices, tho other the coach
house and stable. The proprietor has spared no
expense in embellishing this Estate,- the princi-
pal walks aud rustic bower are paved with
flag stonc,-ihere have been planted nearly six
hundred various kinds Of trees which are now in
luxuriant foliage, besides an infinite variety OF
shrubbery adjoining the ornamental grounds Is
largo garden. This Estate is bounded on
Church street upwards Of four hundred fcet-the
side walk paved with flag stone, and extensive
fronts on bellevue and Touro streets "A con-
siderable part Of the property could be ad'an-
,ageously laid off in building Lots, without en-
croaching materially on the ornamental grounds.
The furniture Or any par, Of it will al.o be sold.
Apply to RICHARD X. RANDOLPH, Esq. or to
the subscriber.
HENRY SCHROEDER, Jun'r
y Aug O. 1895
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

ESCAPE or THE CANADIAN PRISONERS -
The Montreal papers state that-sll the po-
1i,ical prisoners III confinement there, have
escaped by means Of sewer running under
the prison. Six of them have been rctaken,
among whom was Mr.. Parker.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

sEp A sloop belonging to Somerset,
we understand, was upset i'll the squall
on Monday afternoon, north of Coasters
harbor in Coddington's cove, and n
man drowned. We have heard no
narticulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

.qnohrr and an Important Sign Of The
Yimes.-Thc Cincinnati Republican, for
many years the leading Administration paper
i'll Ohio, has come out decidedly against Mr..
Van Buren, and his measures.