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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

- PAUL b. LLOYD Auctioneer
CHERIFF'S SALE-WM McCORhlt Y, will sell this day
- at o'clock at No IS ourapdt st by order Of the She
riff assortment OF FunitueAso, prime Havana Sc
gars-Madeira Wine in bottle s-Aso, handsome Diamond Pin
Also, holes Jeweled Gold Iepine WatehAlso at IL
O'clock will be sold the celebrated exhibition Oil
presenting the Death Of julius Caesar. This Painting will afford
good business 10 person wishing to exhibit it
Also. Brussc ~ Rugs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

DENOvAL-CUNNINGHA CORNELL n HARRIS
IL Disllers and Rect6ers, have removed irem IN South
the store. la Front street. opposite Bung slip where
they will promptly orders for the kinds
Domestic diquors, such Pure oprt Brandy, Gin and
Nhiskey
P.s. Orders will also he executed II len the Dslery
Front street. Catharne Ferry. Brooklyn 5ws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
Laws of Rhode Island.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
IN General Assembly, January Session A. D. 1870


AN'ACT in addition TO the several Acts reg.
ulating Banks in this State,
BE aenae.sd BY the General Assembiy as foiioes
Section ]. Every bank in this state that may
have sold or otherwise disposed Of its balances
or specie funds in other States at a premium,
curing the suspension of specie payments. shall
re,und or pay back TO the person or persons OF
wnoln. the same may have been received when
ever demanded. within thirty days, all premi.
ums SO taken; and any bauk refusing so 10 do.
shall upon complain, Of the party seerieved TO
this General Assembly show cause why the
bank has refused to comply with the act. and
why, upon failure to show cause satisfactory 10
this General Assembly. The General Assembly,
should not pass an act suspendng the pryile se
of said bank to issue bills Of credit as a eunen.
~, until this act is complied with
Sec. 2. The parry ssgrieved by abank ss a.
foressid. may file his complaint ia the Secreia.
rye ofice: and thereupon it shall be the duty
Of the Secretary 20 issRe citation 70 the back
10 ths purpou a. directed 10 the preceding sec,
t'ops che citation 70 be served twesfy days bs.
fcfethe meessue n the Gsrsrsi' Assrnsly. ard
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service 10 be made by leaving an attested copy
thereof with the president Of the bank, or will
the cashier Of the banking house.
| Sec. 2. IT, after the expiration Of thirty day.
/ from the rising Of this General Assembly, the
bank commissioners shall ascertain that any
bank 10 this State has not complied With this
act. il shall be the duty Of said commissioners
10 issue a CITATION 10 said bank, 10 appear before
the General Assembly at The next session there.
Of 10 show cause why they have not complied
with this act; and why. upon failure 10 show
cause satisfactory TO the Assembly. this Assem-
bly, should not pass an act suspending the priv
iIege of said bank to issue bills OF credit as a
currency, until said act is complied with
Prorided, nereroietesS, that il any individual
hath filed a complaint, as is provided for by this
act then the said commissioners in such case
shall not issue their citation.
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN, sec'y.
AN ACT IN addition TO an act entitled {" An
act providing for the relief support. employ
ment and removal Of the poor"
Be enacted By The Central assembly as JoHou,:
Section ]. The overseers OF the Poor OF
every town and city in this State, are hereby
respectively empowered 10 bind out from time
TO time, any male or female children whose
parent or parents having no legal settlement IN
this State. is residing in such town and city.
and 10 adjudged by the town council of such
town, or board Of aldermen Of such city. to be
unable 10 maintain his or her children (: sod al.
30 TO bind out such male or female children in
heir respective towns and cities. not having
estate sufficient for their maintenance, as have
no parents living or residing therein, and have
no legal settlement within this State Such
binding out TO be in the same manper, for the
lamc purposes, for the same time. and with the
'ame provisions as are set forth in the fourth
section Of the act 10 which this is ia addition,
with respect TO children whose parents are law
Tully settled in and become chargeabls TO such
own or city.
Sec. 9. The act passed in January, A. ID.
1899. entitled AN act in addition TO an act
entitled an act providing for the relief. support.
employment and removal Of the Poor" is
hereby repealed
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True copv-witness:
HENRY BOWEN. Scc'ry.

AN ACT in amendment Of an act entitled
An Act prescribing the manner Of proceed
ing in Courts"
Re enacted by the General assembly as foliors:
No judgment rendered against par, only Of
the defendants upon joint contract, shall be a
bar To any future action on said contract against
such Of the defendants upon whom or whose
estate the writ in the original action may not
have been served.
True copy-winesS.
HENRY BOWEN Sec'Ty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25

&YE rInH and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Roses, Bnlbous and Tuberons rooted
Plants, Herbaceous Perenals. &c The
frut consists OF great variety ofthe best Anne
English. French and other European areties of o.
pies Pears, Cherries. Peaches Plums Nectarins
AprIcots, Mulberries, Ounces, Grapes Gooseber.
RES Cnusnis. RssPberr'es, Suswberres. with a
variety oi Nuts, as FIlberts, hszelnuir, Chesnut,
Walnais, hickory nuts, &c.
Their collection OF Ornamental and Forest Trees
is extensiye-amoBg which are Oaks, Naples. Films
Allanthus. Adele. Lndeus, LOcusts. several yarie.
ties OF ;he Horse Cbesnui. Ash, CataIfa. TnIio
Larch, Magnolias, Balsam Fir. &c with a grea, va
iie,y Of others 10 be found in their Catalogue
The proprietors have made large additions tho
present season Of Frnit, Ornamental and Pores,
Trees, Shrubs and Flowers, among which are some
OF the rare and BEAUTIFUL varieties Of the Moss
Rose, selected from the most celebrated Gardens in
Europe
They have a great variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or perma mt Hedges. among
whichare the Buekthorn RamnuS Catharieus Haw.
horns, Washington Thorns Cockspur Thorns Eu-
ropean Privet, three thorned Accaccia, with few
thousand Of the celebrated Usage Orange Maclura
very beautiful plant the leaves valuable for the
feeding Of silk worms, of which the worms are very
fond
Catalogues furnished gratis, ON application 10
CHARLES N. TILLEY, of Newport, where
any information in regard TO Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees and Plants, may be left. Cat
aogues mailed to any part Of the Union. when re-
qnested The Trees and plants will be delivered in
any part Of the city Of Providence. free Of expense
! FERDINAND POTTER & co.
| Botanic Garden September 25th 1899,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
VIM. G. COZZENS & co.
Haze recefrsd wfthfn the last ten days,
FIFTY PACKAGES OF
SEAS0MABlE DRY GOODS

roNsISTING ofevery variety of Pail fashions
~ and being almost entirely purchased in larg.
cts and original packages, they feel assured ths
they eau offer them to their customers a very low
sale. Among them
3cases English Merinos of very superior style
and soft finish.
case German Thibet Merinoes, of bright dark
assorted colOrs.
Double A superior Thibets.
Fancy stripe double A do entire new style.
Double aud single width printed Ssxonies and
Merinos.
Figured colored Alepnes.
Celestines, new article and very rich, for cloaks,
dresses, &c.
Dark chintz colors French Mousseline de Laine.
Plain do do
Dark rich chintz Calicoes
Blue black aud colored superior Silks.
Rich Shawls at a reduced price.
Plaid end fancy Ribbons.
30 pieces Hunters Beaver and Pilot Cloth. for o.
yercoats
Broadcloths, Carsmeres, and Vesings. in great
variety.
Blue Kerseys, Salhnetts &c, &e.
Newport Oct. 9th, 1889
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

oRDEN WOOD of Middstown, in the
I'D County Of Newport. Merohaut has this day
made To the subscriber assignment of his proper
ty and effects, for the benefit Of his creditors, All
persons therefore having claims against said Wood,
will present them, and those indebted will make
'mmedlote pay nen is the Subscriber.
! have authorized Borden Wood, as my Agent,
TO assist mc in closing up the business of the con-
Germ SAM'L STIOuN JUN's.
Newport Ian'ry. 9th lS4o. AssigR6e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
Another Notice to Coal Buyers.

6EAVINC: received orders from the surviving
q " Owner Of the COAL consigned 10 me from
Philadelphia, to make him u remittance for what is
sold, early in this month, shall be obliged by hav
ing payne made me for all that is due.
" On and after the middle of this month the
price will be $3.50 per ton, for lump, md 50 for
broken nnd screened.
Feb. 3. ROBERT STEVENS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
T o w N r A x

SgNHE Subscriber Collector of the Town Tax,
Il hereby gives notice that he has received from
the Assessors the Tax Book for 1889. and requests
all persons subject TO taxation TO call and pay imne.
diately.
HENRY c. MARTIN.
Newport Nov. l3 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
CANCERS EXTRACTED.

nR. &. WALKER, respectfully informs the
hScitizens of Newport and lis vicinity, that b.,
has taken Office in the ARCADE, third row, west
side, No 20, where he will be prepared 10 operate
on Cancers, Polypnses, Scrolulas, Sal, Rheum, and
Sores orcvery kind The above diseases are cured
without any surgical oper,ion aud is therefore pre-
fcrabe TO any other method hitherto invented or
prac,iced II being perfectly safe in its operation,
even to the most delicate and slender constitution,
Cancers and various other kinds of tumoTs can be
extracted from the breast, with perfect safety also
from every part of the system.
DIR. w. having paid particular attention TO the
above diseases by long course of study and cxpc-
rience, feels fully persuaded that he shall be- able TO
give satisfaction to oil who may favor him with their
patronage.
" As a report is in circulation ,ha, | have re
vealed the secret Of my art of curing Cancers.
therefore take this method of assuring the public
tina, have not made j, known 10 any one.
Providence, Feb. 18th II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
Fail sI'Gy g. Ship Ward,
SlLAS II. COTTRELL,

,H WOULD inform the public that he
tAifR has RAIL WAY in operation for
TEf1V> hauling up vessels. at his SHIP YARD
A4xS few rods below the Custom House,
wnere ne can always be fourd in readiness to wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
The charges are for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton.
low deck twenty-five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Way-yessols under one
hundred tons, 81 per day.
Over one hundred and under one hundred and
fifty. SO per day.
Over one hundred and fifty, 81.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays,
No Vessels will be reckoned less than fifty tons
June 26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
FEVCE LUMBER.

A Large sssortmen, Of posts, pickets, narrow
IA boards, and string pieces suitable for fencing,
for sale by ii. BULL, Jr. Neh ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
sPENCEr's
getablc Pills.

VUyHE forest is natures medical repository, and
- experience her great medical teacher From
that repository the Ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been cu''ed, and
that teacher experience, has shown II to- be unriva
ed in its salutary effects the human system
Thousands have been benefited by the use OF these
Pills and they seldom fail OF the intended effect
For all diseases originating IN impurities OF the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints inc-
den, to the female constitution, they stand unriva-
ed. In complaints of children, in headache dyspep-
sia chronic disorder and the incpent stages OF eou
sumption, they are certain 10 afford speedy reie'
and generally effect a cure when all other means
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times. and under all circuin-
stances without the least possible dnnger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick. n. l. who is sole proprietor--to whom only
be composition is known
/ SF Be PARuCULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile cl the propr-
e,or's signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words d VEerrA.
BE Pulls" The cover Of the box is stamped " Il
s." None others are genuine. -....., ..---
The reader is particularly referred to the recon
mendailons aud certificates which accompany the
pills. and the re.peclnbiy ofwhieh cannot be q"''-
tloued.
These Pills may be obtained Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25

EDUEE SPERM oIL.-Jusi rsceiNea -"
81 Gallons sperm oil warranted pure @V.
whale oil. white aud handsome fer ~ e,n', lsi
rsllan hy r r I. sHt'f 'L'D-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25

a. TATRMEET OF THE SITUATION I
- OF the Banks in Rhode-Island. on MONDAY,
March 2d, 1910, as the same appears from the Re-
turns made to The Bank Commissioners
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
htai0Cu oi
MARY TiLLEN.
PEWS FOR SALE.

NSHE SUBSCRIBER viii sell ibersl term
IL Pew No. 2s IN the Unitarian Church; al'C
Pew No. 50 in Trinity Church. in this town.
July Is =. n. EasTON.
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Pott er's Botanic Garden & Nurseies
cRAnsJnN ri
I'd y NJ . TUNI n. i,
.IIIIz

THIS establishment is prepared TO
supply orders To any extent desired. o
fTni and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, Bnlbous and Tuberous rooted
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-25
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN the POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, a.. Z.
PORT, u. ..
MARCH I'd, 1910.

GT~ Persons calling for them UiHpleas'
say Al" odcerfised," as they are placed in 9
seDdTate boz.
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rp .Ist>s. in soses atd ksss. AND fre.h ZIG.
X ,r ,srs;vcd b, 7 SilTTfltIb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

One FIRE MORE The following anocioie wns re-.
lated by Thomas Corwin. the candidate OF the people
Tor Governor o; Ohio. ii remember Sir when a boy
TO have listened with strong interest io the narrative
ol one " no had been present the Blile OF the Ran
lbs where General Harrison finally wang ished the H..
dian i1rces IA The Norh West. and gave peace 10 a
widely extended frontier settlement The Old soldier
SAID uat whist The battle was raging hottest many in
mat wing o The army. here 10 was. were beginning
To talicr and think Of retreat. Just at Ihe moment
where ihs feeling began to be prevalent Young Lieu
tenant who was known lie confidential friend OF
Old Mad Anthony gallopped up The line and called
70 he men. with voice that heard above the roar
oi me haiie. "Onwurd! my brave fellows, the en-
envy Is lying. one fire more and the day is ours" Sir
that Lieutenant was William I3e1srg Harrison. now
the bearer Of that glorious banner under which we
wage war against usurpRg power. crafty speculation
ana blind hostility TO the good old maxinas of our faith.
ers There are onr foes, there our connir,s foes
let me eShort you in the language Of The Young Lieu
tenani-"CHe fire more, aud the day is ours"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

The Boston Banks have ordered the Seni.onnua
dividends payable on the 9th INST The Boston ner
chants. and Shoe & Leather Dealers ,ray 81. Tn,
Suffolk 4 The a. States % washinEtoa2 Cant,
y The Ailns. Atlantic. Market North, and SHAY,
nut none-all the others 3 per cent.
There were due al New Orleans on March 2Isi.n
less ihon III ships frOm Europe and % coustWise
The Seneca Indian Treaty has been ratified AMI the
Tribe are 10 remove from iheir locality near Bufio. re-
oeIviug each mnn 800 10 the west and also te
sum of 100000 in money to the tribe
The Pennsylvania Resumption Bill has raised The
Legislature of that State and becomes law. f,ina
The day for the banks TO pay specie on Jan u.s. ISi
The Legislature Of Ohio have passed severe Law
against banks issuing pet notes or balls under S.
Consul Trsi has arrived nj Washington fr,e, tI,v,.
"a. under The mandate from the supreme oouri of the
United States
Singular Deah.--Air II C:fre ofCb,p,,goye ,.,,,.
y. \. v was accidentally killed By tho d,c,,g. ~ =.
lo1ded gun. which went Of by hs turning ,u j,,iL
on board The MonouCahcn while going down a., an.
no The gun belonged tO eymc person ,,Y b,.,,t "a
had been pat va the bcrh
Nuts Ter Ediiors--The Richmond lvas c,r,.5le,
has received a. present kcg u tho e,isbr,,.J
walnuis Of Mccormack, IN that SAFE
The Tip9ecnnoe excitement runs N high IN VII
larnson county. Tenn that even he Iog,es trr, ,,
90 swarm. 20 1dd 20 iis ieryor when Mr. Fosic, s.sk
ai Eageslie the other day. he was circred bv more
i ban Coy p'i' q ne tegh'Ss eyes " Tsanos--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

INcREAsE OF THE BHrUIsH NAyY.--The appropri.
aiioEs required for the projected enlargoments Of the
naval iorce Of Great Britain. amount 10 6590 51 for
the present year. naval architect Is to be employed
10 nda, where d . proposed construct large ships
and 10 convoy home in them the frames of men Of
war The steam marine receives great attention. A
new species Of fuel has been found for steamer l.
made Of coal dus; and coal by means Of which IL
- said hat vessels may he Kept one third longer M
a. al "a saving of forty per cent
The cihctnry Of steamers IN naval comhafs has
never set been fully tested. England seems TO have
confidence IN their utility for such seryicc-st all
events her preparations ~ The way Of enlargina her
steam marine will enable her try the experiment on
extensive srac. As transports Tor the sseefly eo
veyance Of iroops the superiority Of steamers over or
binary vessels T. very apparent An expedition des.
patched 10 a hostile country might start with n re,
sonabe certainty Of rcnchng the point Of destination
within gwen lime, and The first intelligence tbof "A
had sailed would be communicated 10 the enemy h.,
o. appearance on The coast
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

eGr A. an extreuishcr Of all the slareiers upon
General Harrison Of the Globe ard other kind red prints
Jet tho Van Buren, party read the iow in- from their
own Vice President Of hin Colonel Rirhrrd VI
johnson thus spoke .u thc House Of Representative.
whilsf n member OF TN; tllg.
"Of ihe career Of Gen. lI1rI-,u erd not s,eak--
She history ~ the West H. h.osy FDr fort, year.
be has b,cn dcrifri With iis Interests ig psrls oud
It's hopes Universally beloved boz the wa,is q reaoc.
anI Distinguished ly biz ah " u Tho councils 81 bis
country. Dee has Urcn set more iilusrpusy Distinguish.
I'd on ihr held During The late war De was longer
actual service hlu auy other general officer be- was.
perhaps oiicnef n notion fhan any one Of them. AsD
NEvER nrsIAINED 4 n-IEA--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

Tho President of ho United States hos ts-- ps,f
DISQUALIFICATION. s4ss.s gfhr G.1sr1i GousruusnL a.
kmg on various O,'as1us sriyc .rrs tn tho election
~ public fnc iouorcs vh~fofUf fa gene. 1r sft,
governments Freedom oi elections hcrr os.entIl1 to
The mulusl undergraduate oi government. and of the
ai4feui hrlnchss ~ The same government g. rIflUy
ch'rs.ed ty mo-. Tour constitution. q ~ aserrg ~
ps0Ilf FER fH,rf dsps7diav oa ne EyersEfe II hs o.
,ioH ip aurmp. 10 control influence the free eYa-.
cao ~ ifo eicrrve rahf anl further. % b. expected
shat be- '''e officer. vii not siiemg 90 influence she
vote 81 oses. n'f 10 7ac .u o., plu n the business
OF Cieouoncorihg. .flt being deemed in-5rrsfert
Si,h ths CSusutg''on end ~ duties 70 it"--TSozos
= Frsoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

| We opino that Dir. e. J Ingcrso will not max,
much oai Of The examination Of the Mayor and Ingcr
soil case. We advise The party who have accused III,
wings Of fraud IN that TO read the following resf
mony given before the commissioner and they nav
perhaps be led to smell Of ihei, fingers"
John f. Keen srorn.--I reside at No 500 north
Front street Seventh ward. Northern Liberties am
tanner; know Bella Badger; have known him or
years personality his character is unrmpeacabIe; ON
The 10Th Of February last, a Sunday morning re-
ceived written communication from Bella Badger re-
guessing me 20 come 10 his house that afternoons he
stated m his note that he had Mr. Gill and he told
him he would be there that afternoon and wished me
10 be present; went and siaid until oandeligh; Mr.
c. did not come; have the note; (noe produceJA this
u the note, ~ his hand writing; was present az an in
ieiSIow between }. &. Gill and Bella Badger after the
date Of that note the &c IA Of the same month NJ
the "avefiy House 9Th ST., north oC Chcsnu on the
26ih Of February last. / accidentally met Mr. Bella
Badger ~ Chesnui st; he asked 10 go with him 10
see Gil; went and saw him m The bar roo,,. IN q
short time he showed us letter saying he had receiy
ed u that day from MrGinnity; he asked Us 10 nolk
up siain; did and went into a small back room
second story; after being seated, Mr. Badger said Gill
yon met me some few days ago, and told ns you had
something 20 communicate, and said you would he ur
on Sunday aacrDoon." --you did not come; he said
Eyes" and made some for not coming; Mr. Bad.
ger asked him What be bad 70 cOmmHu.cote; he said
he Lad seen Mr. lngsnoll and he wanted him to 60 10
Washington; md II be would So there. and state what
was said that he had stated here THAT nine hundred
voies we're pat on lhe registry ut Badgers house, he
would give him fye hundred d1liars and q suit of
clothes; addressing Mr. Badger Gill said--you know
u entirely false, have already given an affidavit
that know Of no frauds committed in sac. I have
Hmily. ond am pOor; am determined n make ~ tie
money c1n ont II the "bugeer' Then come Forward
ana tell ihe truth be has tncd 10 hire rso TO pcrurc
"a 4 q IL ~.
bur night and proper that be should be exposed; Mr.
Badger remarked "i's immaierial whats between you
and Mr. lngers0,- 40 ask Is the benefit of Tie iruih'
wo Then separated on shov cd me O letter from C. T.
lorersoi tai s the letter podnt ed fhc words free
and 90. = lHrcrslll were or he outside. and opp
size ihe word paid u was directed 10 " W Me
bcyft conner az SIXTH and Racc street. Pbiadelpbia;
rie other words on fhe outside were "the Post Oncc
gentlemen vii please believer this letter imnedatei,
without as being called for"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-09

DISTRESSING occURRENcE.-Nir Calvin Gndlrey. n
very worthy and promising son Of Copioin BENJAMIN
Godfrey, Of Alton, died Friday last On tbe morn
ing OF Thursday he was perfect health and lust about
starring 10 Wavefly' III. Standing by the ha,chway
of Isis fathers warehouse and hearing s,u. norsoo
enter below he bent forward over the opening 10 sec
II 1t was the man, who had been despatched for tho
carriage In the act Of doing So the bar. against
which he was leaning, slipped out. and precipiia,ed
bun through corresponding hatchway. in the first
hoor' INTO Inc cellar Having struck upon has head
and shoulders nJnring his spine. he was taken no
completely parnlyzed through his entire system lie
lived until Friday morning. the day Of las death no
Completed his 2Olh yoar.-EreH0g Gazette