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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09
DIED

On Friday evening 9th usi, suddenly, aier proaced
lae,S Mararet the beloved wife OF John warwick, aseo
SO years, formerly OF Worcester England
On Saturday, SIS uli!ao, Serlrnd- soloml i!f o'
ia 90 Scomon aud daughter OF the late Aisxandrr Auh
January g. Sarah Ann HIDDEN IL the s ear oil Aer az
daughter oil c. Hadaen, ESD
January g. after illness, Ezabeth the wife oil John
So,scn augter John steward OF this cii% In the
5lst year OF her age. e,.,,L
Ja6gary 6lh after proraccd Illness, Mrs Elizabeth
wiiian.. widow OF John Fl. Williams, aged 81 years
January Sarah Ann, daughter OF John .. aha harriet
Jaauars J. Of consumption sr. wm. r De Forest in the
3eitl year OF his age.
Al abasy, January 4, John Scuddsr NJ D.
AZ Schenectady, January 8, Mrs Kane, WHO" Oh war
Kane, aged lo2 years ".
Wnodburu, CoG G.Iba csunty after snort Hhes 'ii'
Jlnes Fleming, the 55tt yrsr OF her age
Al FIarligghsi, hiass December ~, MIS- mary auu''
wife OF " IN. hunt ESQ., aged so
Al New Lyme Ohio December IS, Capt Luther Rea'e''
revolutionary soiiier, in The satin year OF his sge
At Petersburg, Va, December -, if John W. Cenpoe
coiec' or OF Tie cnsons. aggd 81 years.
At Moareg l. c., Wednesday, Zee sth, isaac a.
entine 55l year OF :S age Esteemed ano espeS.
ed BY numerous circle Of friends and s-qoaintanees
At ST Dennis Montreal, December IL ihat senera
e patriarch Alexis Cheae native OF Acadia, a. sae aa'
vaIiced age Of G6 years.
81 Duads Canada Deceuhe. is. JESSIE eldest daogh'
ter OF James Z. Ew4.t Esq aged years and n'on'hs
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Gritp s:ntellinrnce.

SATURDAY, January
PoLlcg IcE-LARcgNIEs.-Am man named
essck Re,h was arrested for stealing composition can
aemonld worth So and lbs OF candies, from the prem
ss Of Robert Boyd of Elm and PeaylStreets The
Tvpy found in bis possession and he was Committed
banswer
snjsuin Thomson was arrested and committed on Fri
Gay eyeaag for stealing camle cloak from the corner OF
u'er anu Chatham streets, The properly OF Matthew Cot
ass OF - RfseSet ST.
jOaa Smith VIZ, arrested and committed for stealing 8
KISS Pear-,,
svsslasY AND THrFr-A MN named Wn Young was
'eied oy oicer S;oAey, and committed, tor haVlhs on
e Us, nli broken into the and dwelling oil lIeary
worth So
CoRoNER's s0EFlcE.-DgATRs DY SuFFocATloN.
ihe Cocaer held Inquest this morning at the Halls o'
See ID CeGrc-sireet, The body OF Wm brown, ha'
aiesand, ogsd Is years. late porter in the employ Oh
sss Cofc. Bradley Co. in Exchansestreet, who re-
al NO asi Pearistres; and also the body OF Caro-
eoe!z, German JeweSs, aged about 20, servant in
s'iy OF Me-. Dseyfnus of f Peari-stree. ltappearcd
ABOUT O'clock this morning, fire broke ont IN the
SAoFy ioaSe public house 4s4 Pearl street, when
.p~a escaped from his apar,meut The girl also soen
i Eeo oat OF her room; but she had made Frepaia-
a % DC marrei to-day AID her wedding garments, all
tsaed Were LETT in her bedroom, she hurried back TO
sSss them from the stmeS Brown, pcrceivins The dam
I e was 10, rushed after her Der, and entered
oo where she was but the dense smoke that filled the
teEt snop ssocaled them both; and they were found
ae e1pgri.hnent OF the FIRE. lying upon their faces
eMesent parts OF tho room dead. Their bodies were
TO The Halls cs Justice, where the Coyoners jury
'a'aed verdict in accordance with The above facts
SUNDAY, January 8.
!, foLlcs 0FrIcE.-REcsIvING STOLEN GooDs.-
&c ossey and Mary Ann Carlisle. OF No. S5i Orange
were this morning arrested and com,nIied for hav
@ cioiiiag stolen by small boys, Christ
a'gai, from tic house OF DIR. Wu Reardon, No. 81
sSSIsaLISS MoSEY-Elirabeih Fallonsby and Charlie
Were this Eit'rnng arrested and committed for hay
IS '0oess Robert GanSle, Of Newbprg, Of sss
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MARRIED: :

On the Is inst in tie Allen NJ f. Church, by the
Rev Mr. Po.al Mr.. James j. Sawyer 10 hiss Sophia Har'
sen, both OF this city.
January 5h by tne Rev. George 3. Cheeyer, Mf Chas
e. Leverdgs 70 ass elizabeth c., second daughter ot
January y the Rev C. Green Slr. William Hobby 10
siiss Mary 4 White, both OF this city.
Al Ssghsrbor. l.. l., 4ih inst, BY the Rev i,r OIL
der Mr. Heman Bssset of Sashlrbor, TO Mrs sarah a
X al New York.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Calais Deming, q days from Porto Cabcllo ncd
from Laguayra llih nit bound to New York, with hides
and coffee. Mason Thompson, arrived al rev London
on 5h inst in distress having the 7th lst al nj, lhe
in contact lhc scr Exchange, Biakeley, fiom Yoi
Yurx Isand being thick weather ana blowing ife
from SW struck the schr on the arboard bow, and Gu!
her down Tie waters edge. Il being impossible To get
the schr be going down al the time. the crew ard pas
,enger ilIr Wiikescs Consul at Turks lsand( came
beard of with nothing but what Clothes lacy nad on
the time. After getting clear, and wnie clearing away
went down Ih. Calais carried away bowsprii, jbboom
oreyard, head and cutwaer, iarboacd buwaIhs GlSht
and piankshear as lar at as the tore rigging beiss
crippled condition. and finding Ii impossible to get IN
change owned by Mr. Platt OF this c;ly and we un
Gersiand was insured.
Bsruue New World at Boston from st Jage, discovered
on the 2lh u; brig Eagle, OF Philadelphia, ashore on
reef called the Hog SIZES took from her the passengers,
ere y and er effects. The New World was run into IN
beating up the bay By brig Tall-yrand, OF Portsmouth
had most OF her rigging carried away, and was cut down
within streaks OF the water edge
The Chas Carroll at Boston, fell in with on the 4t INST,
o Cape Co the Hazard of Portland % days from fhia-
epha n Boston, having been in the bay Is days and des-
t,ule OF provisionssuppled her with bread beet water,
&C. She had lost nearly all her sails, deck load @ and
crew sick, with ;ie exception oil enc man. Inehned 10
NJ axe the nearest port.
Brig Czarira, Gray. Boston, from Cronstadt, was
sruck By lightning the 8h ni la! 40, lon So wie lay
iss 10 IN heavy gale AMI fire 10 the main tepaii
day. bat anchored Nautahtt Roaas, IN consequence oi
The breaking the band Of the orey ara Caused ny
frost ship smith down 10 her anu Sue ptoJsDy
sailed as S04n a repaired
The schr Codhook coming up on Saturday morning IN
the fog " hcn in the East River came in conac with the
scch Jerry steamboat Erookyn Carried aHay tie steam
boats stanchecss raj, &c Tue schcoHef los nef Eeau,
and carried away her boTSPTit, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Wellington Chadwick 2s days from London,
with nldze 10 Grinrel, Mipturr Co.
Packet ship Rochester Waodhouse 81 days from Liver
pool, with mdze, 10 "cOdhull Minturn-
Packet ship Columbus Cole 81 days from Liverpool,
with mize, 10 II Marshall
Packet ship Iowa, Lynde from Havre, Dec 7;h, with
mfze. To c Baltnn and Fox Livingston.
Ship Euiaw. Thompson 6s days from Liverpool, With
mCze, ~ John Iurdmdn.
ship chandisr Price Dunbccy, 10 days from cronstadt
with udze, 10 K Peek
Hamburg ship SiePhaai. Flor, s. days from Hamburg,
witA mdze, TO Schmidt Balcheu
Barq:e Anahuae. Wilson, 10 days from Vera Cruz, win
rndze 10 !argous L Brothers,
Batque Sa rah i Esther. Darrow from Edgarowp, and
days from New London in ballast, To A 5 Wiilets
Bremen barqus Hudson Hohorsi, 65 days from Bremen,
with mGze, IN E Popp3.
Brig Carih, Poueried, 81 days from Cartbagena, with
yuGze, IN Zachr!sSon.
Bs Fairfield Smith II days from Port au Prince, with
mdzc, 10 Shedding Ferris.
Bfsh brig Ery, knowon 20 days from ST Kits. with
salt, To master.
Swedish brig Emelie, Wolfe, 100 days from Stockholm,
with mdze 10 Boorman Joens,on
Brig Hogan, Sanwood, 80 days from ST Jago de CUBA,
with mtzc, TO ii Taylor
schr Fcam, II days from Maracaibo with iruit, kc to
master.
Schr L,chie Skin IS days from Porto Rco with fruit
&c, 10 Buck.
BELow-l Ship supposed to be the packet ship Eng,
land, from Lverpoo; also bark and brigS ma He'"
), and toggy.
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No arrivals clrarances.
BeIow-Shp Thomas Cope, Meteken, from Liverpool,
Dec. r.
Baraue Coaza. Moore, from Mobile, Dec 7.
Brig Norfolk, Matthews, from Trinidad, Port Spain
g.ts Paul Z Jokes Ireland, from Charleston.
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celor-Ths President Direc,ois Co. OF the Green.
wich Bank, VS.. F.. Dav. aud othorS.
In pursuance OF decrcia order of this Court made in
the above cause will be sold at public auction under the
direction Of the subscriber, one OF The masters thereof p
T. H. Ludlow Auctioneer the Merchants Exchange III
the Cy OF Nev-York the 30lh day OF January instant
L. O'clock, noon OF that day
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
the buildings thereon situate, lying and being in the Eev
enth Ware o the City OF Ne" York, the Westerly side
OF Avenue D. between Eighth and Ninth Streets and known
and designated map OF one hundred and fifty lots q
ground situate The Eleventh Ward of the City OF New
York belonging The epte of John Flock deceased an.
by D. owen, City Surveyor, in March A. D. 1885, and
now on file in the Office o The Register OF the City and
County OF NewYo k, as lots numbered one hundred and
orlyseven Q7) oae hundred and forty eight is) and
ing contiguous each other which, taken together bound
ed follows commencing at the Northwestery corn.
fAvenue aud Eighth and rursing thence NORTH
ely along the Westerly line OF Avenue iortysI feet
eleven inches, thence Westerly parallel with Eighth street
nnetyhree feet thence Southtry and parallel with Ave
iorty-sx feet and eleven inches thence Eas,erly
along the Noherly side Of Eighth street nHety.three feet
to Avenue ID, the place OF beginning York, jan 4
l943 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chanccry.
4. w. BRADFORD, Solicitor. jag 2taw.ia3O
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales at the stock Exchange. Jar
SECOND BOARD.
100 Long Tsland.....bl5d 4si
gon,mcrciel and Esoney Matters.

Commercial and Honey Matters.
SATURDAY, P. NJ.
There fair amount Of business done al the Board
to-day without change TO note. Ohio Skies improved
Kentucky fell off New-York stocks were firm.
There is inquiry for sterling, bat the transactions
| are not heavy. The rate s. 6: Francs 545.
Tie Bank Of Utica has declared the usual sei.anuual
dividend. The Long Island Insurance Co. dividend OF
FIVE per The Paterson Railroad Co. two per cent
The Bank of tho Valley, Wrgnia) has declared half
yearly dividend Of 81 per cents per ceat of which is pay
able the stockholders The Farmers Bank of Virginia,
half yearly dividend OF p cent? per cent o which
is payable the STOCKHOLDERS. The Bank OF Virginia
half yearly dividend of dollars per share of which one
dollar and seventy five payable TO stockholders
The Exchange Bank OF Virginia 81 per cents cent OF
which payable the stockholders. The Fremens lnsu
rance Co. Boston, five per cent.
The following the and amounts Of dividends re.
Gently declared by the companies enumerated. The Pro-
vidence company make no dividend a. present:
Rate. Anount.
Worcester. Ss1 Ot0
Lowell. 12,OtO
Eastern. $4,000
Maine 1900
rauton. .......4 10000
Nashua ............................4 l50Go
Total amount of dividend $2G5
D. G. Wilson, Esq. las been elected President Of the
Farmers Bank, Delaware, in the place of James A. Ba
yard, Esq
No provision has been made for the continuance of the
Bank Charters in OLc, which expired the slst
of December.
The Franklin Bank, OF Cincinnati, las made en- assign.
ment, ber charter having expired. The Commercial
tnues one year longer. The Lafayette ten
The Ohio Life and Trust remains as Life Insurance
Trust Co. and Bank Of Depose and Exchange being
deprived of of its powers but the rgh,
fer circulation.
The asgnees orthe Franklin Bank are John r. Groes.
back, Jehn G. Cubertson and John ksour, whose
guarantee the will be faithfully admins.
tered.
The report of the Baltimore Banks has been published
The following shows the condition of of the twelve
Banks. 1.-THE Chesapeake and franklin not included
Jan g 1873 Jan. ? lS4s
Capital ST. Specie. st2
Stocks .......... 855,609 Circulation !,28,Ss
Discouns........7 5Oo59 Depostes ,ICl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

CLEIi3H BELLS.--A full assortment
- oCleose and fancy Strapped sleigh Bells, Wholesale
i. o,Tt SO Fultou.street.
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MEMORANDA

The packet ship Ahbur,on, for Liverpool will sail to-
morrow 10Th inst; L. o'clock Passengers will please be
on board stramsr Mutual Safety foot OF Maiden lane
Haiets Foreign Letter Office, at IL O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

PROMPT ASswER.-Chateauneuf keeper OF
the seals Of Louis XIII, when boy only nine
years old, was asked many questions by bishop,
and gave very promp, answers TO shem all. At
length the Prelatc said. ] Will give you an or
engcii you will tell me where God is. My
lerd, replied the boy, q will give you two orar-
sss if you will Tell me where he is not.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

IRISH Emigrnns Society," q1artesiy = neeuus
OF the Irish Emigfan, Socicy viii be held at naS1is sn
Hail. corner OF Pearl stree, and Broadway, on uesaay
evening" the 10Th instant, ha psst seven ccoek .u
and punctual attendance OF the friends and menhsrs o. N
Soocty respectfully requested Front seats reserved tor
the ladies' ROBERT HOGAN, Prss:oshi-
Csc. j. kEETE, Secretary, lsE
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ECONoMY in DRESS.-Extensivs
JOSIAH R,ch,nia a,..,,...,....

kNCUNUM I'm UNESS.-EXtcnSiV0
H assortment OF Rch fashionable and elegant goods for
winter wear. wai. T. JENNINGS, No. - Broadway
American Hotel offers the inspection of the public. an
extensive OF seasonabe goods comprising Bea-
yer and Miled Cloths, Surtouts Sacks FrockS, &c
The Sack 0vercoats, $50 much in vogue,) afforded
dollars cut and trimmed in first style, will be tsra
worthy the attention of the economa-
Cassmercs in great variety OF styles for Panaloons
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article trial is solicited.
Rich Brocade silk and estings, tcptire styes)
for balls parties &c Merinos, Velyels, plain ss Ssns
and Cassimeres all of which will be made up TO order
found In the country, prices suit the times tor ready
money d7 stf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

by THIS MoRNrNc's SOUTHERN MAIL.
From our Phiiadeichia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Jauuary 3.
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CLEARED on SATURDAY.

Ships Ashhur,on. nut,issop, Liverpool GrinneIl, Min
turn Co; Albany, Watson, Have, VIM whitlock, Jr
Courier, Duggan, Asrseiilss. Brown Co; Mexican,
Drnng Charleston, Barclay Livingston Riepza, Clark,
Aralachcoa Post Phillips Carroll OF Carrolltou Bird,
Mobile. K Walker.
British brig Jas Hav, Mrck. ST Jehns NB. Peter New.
ins Sons Wtn TAYLOR HAY, Auaschicoll; Jefferson,
M!ls, New Orleans a Cooiey & Coz Paragon Hrayton,
Apaiachcoa; Emeline, Fish, hey WAsI Port Leon,
Chairman
>chrs Chas Tho-ne, Smith Dsren, Geo, Z Al Demil
Agawam Rogers, H5vann. Reed; Michigan, Terry,
Baltimore, johnson Sowden Chief, Van Name, Balti-
more, Cooley I Co; Alexandria Lewis. Baltimore,
Surges Cearman Thnddeus DriscolI Norfolk. SSnrges
{ Clearmsn; Thorn, Bennett, RichHond, Cooley
Co; Clarendon, HoIaes Xbara Nesmith, Leeds Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

CPEhM OIL AND CANDLES-Con-
- SANITY on hand and for sale low for cash by
7S i'm f. EDDY, u Old Slip
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gLEIuH BtLLS--50D dozen Sleigh
- Bells assorted from 600 10 No. 10, tor sale by
dir WH. II. WIGHT 4 Co. 100 Josn-Sf-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

Observation-Disclosures celebrated
ipsiruction-oSS Broadway d27 imi.-
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Ir rSIx1ecnt:, ssarsi.-ihe Democratic Wing Ward
COMMITTEE, eIecied t.idey evening, December ovth,
are requested 10 meet Head Quarters Monday eveii-
ing the s inst ococa, for the purpose OF organizing
Tor the coming year.
Tbe old Ward Committee viii meet the above even
ing, at the same time and place liy crder OF
9' WASHING SMITH,
45t Chairman OF Ward Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

y Spencer announces TO gentlemen that bis arrange
ments completed for supplying according pre-
viens intinahon, FINE Fur HAT al price tS3 25b
which shall render enphadeay the ehecPes as well as
loves, priced GeuiIenen's Fur Hat sale in this
city. II prepared in the style witch eharactsr-ss
finest article Ike tha. article offered Al pce al
which be consinued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned With all confidence afrs il 10 be
or the gentleman and econon the most desirable Fur
Hat yet offered (o2ou1 SPENCER, 2t5 Broadway.
II Medic! Society of ti,e City and Coun-
" OF Scw.E ork.-A stated meeriag OF the Society
will be Eei al The Sessions Court Room Monday, 9ta
inst, al O'clock, z. VI. Il. d. BULkLEy, N. D.,
j6 81 Recording Secretary.
y SJ?vanin AssscIniion.-The office OF this
Association tor subscription >toca and the ohtanms
OF Information, Is the Evening Post Buildings Room No.
J. up stairs, and open every day from III O'CLOCK DIS u
u The Packet Shi p Ashbprton for Liver
pool, VIII BE- detained l Tuesday, l0t psI al i ciacs
Passengers viii please be board steamer Mutual Safety
foo. OF Maiden lane. that hour
Letter Bags will close at The Merchants Exchange and
Ea!es Foreign Letter Office al hai-pasi Il. ia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

It's also certain, as We believe, that no Court
Of Enquiry, or enquiry OF any sort, was instituted
into this procceSing. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

nIVIDEND.-Ths Board of Directors
= y of "The Howard Insurance Company" have de-
c!ared Dividend OF TEN per cent on The new cspita
payable on an after November I'll l242
FN' LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
No,o,she, IL IaA1 rI6 2ns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

TRAHaM'S NEW WORK OH the au
n ,bnrity o the BI,l for Mans eating Flesh, drinking
Vine Gc-First and second Parts for sale ~
d2a' im- JOHN BURDELL, 81 Cbambef-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

II The Anniversary OF Christmas Exercises Of
the sunday School attached the Methods; T.. Church IN
Forsyth street (by reque will be repeated Monday
mig, The 9li OF January. Tickets shliing-chdren
halt price, which may be obtained al Tuilles 1874 Chat
square 5. Barker's, 23l Grand ST. and the in
The evening
Dsors will open at ard exercises
nIcl cl.,cE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

EES' CYCLOPEDiA-A complete
a. copy Offices Cyclopedia II volumes bound in calf,
in good condition, ior ale cheap; ~ ,.,..,,a.
10 OF 5 John street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

NJ Russals's PianstarLuui.- Lecture on @ As
ronorny TIN, evening haIpast oeoch, at The Alisf
can Institute (near the City HAIL. Illustrated Tn @
magnificent representation OF The SOAR SYSTEM " so
! Eu1ys, CsouraUd. Acuit!rancss - cents N us->
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

celebrated
rnsfr1,c.inr. 2le Broadway. az Inis-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, JANUARY 9, la+2
MINIATURE ALNANAc.-THIs DAY
Sun THE MOON FULL SEA
Rises : y Seis 49 Moro So Msr. so
Latest Dates.
LoNpos..........-- Dec HAvRE Dee
LIVERPOOL. NEw-OsLEAHs ...... Dec. 81
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TYIN PLATES,-2UU boxes assorted, to-
dis GsINNELL. MINTURN CO., 7s southst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

u FEr. Sylr2ht=r G-- HHrs. the eloquent and
unrvaed Lecturer VIII deliver Lscture al tue Society
Library corner Broadway and Leonardreet this even.
iag ha!i.paSt O'Clock, Heat. and the OF
qGrEg or retaining il. Tickets 25 Cents HIS new work
vii soon be Completed Subscription price 81 The first
aud second part, DC had OF John Burde 69 Chambers
street 71tr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09

NMT ATER POWER TO LET, at the
wv saw.Mll, West Farms, II miles from the city, and
accessible by Enquire of
d28 i'm. JOHN COPCUTT, 34s Westinghouse
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18
& a q q : 4 sc 8.

IN North Kingston, on the 9Th inst. by the
Rev. James X. Stone, Capt. Nicholas F. Ba.
ker to Miss Susan A. eldest daughter Of SAM
uel r. Aylesworth, Esq. all of Kingston.
In Bristol, on tho 9Th inst. Mr.. Joseph Al
ger, to Miss Mary e. Penno, both Of Bristol -
5th, Mr.. John W. Pcarce, 10 Miss Mary ,daugh.
ter of Capt. Allen Munro, all OF Bristol.
In Darlington, On the 10th inst. Mr.. George
w. Wrighiman, To Miss Lydia B. Smith
daughter of Mr.. Simeon Smith, all Of Barring
ton.
In South Kingston, oSth uli. John b. Dock.
ray, to Miss Susannnh, daughter of Samuel
Curtis, Esg.
In Providence, on the 1lth inst. Mr.. Rich.
ard Eddy, to Miss Anu T.. Goodrich, both o
Providence.
In Pawtuxet, 1Ith inst. Mr.. Jesse II. Ran.
dali, Of Cranston, to Miss Maria II. Brown, o
Johnston.
~ Smithf.ld, on The 9th inst. Mr.. Shad.
/ * NJ. Randall, Of North Providence, to Mis-,
.grtha A Smith, of Sniithfcld.
In Thompson, Conn. 9Th inst. Mr.. Elijah A
Aldrici', To Miss Betsey A. Pickering, both o
WoonsOcket.
! IN Hartford, Conn, 10Th inst. Hon. Thom.
as Burgess, To Mrs. Ann Pratt, widow Of tl,,
late Peter Pratt, Esq. both OF Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18
ME MORANDA.

Arr at New Orleans, 20ih ult, Sclr Callao
Swnsey, lin Charleston.
Sailed from Richmond, Sih inst. Brig Ana
won, Swnscy, Fall River.
Arr at Wilmington, n c. 9Th inst. Sch'
Hannah, Woodman, I'm Boston.
Cid AT Savannah, 9th, Brig Prince do Join.
willie, Gardner, Havana.
Arr at New York, 9th, Ship Monticello
Lawion, fm Ilavre.
Arr Mobile, 81, Sehr Clara Ann, Coz
zcns, fin New Orleans.
Cid at Havana, 9th ult. Bark Empress, Pit
man, Maianzas.--At do 2sth, Brig Crane
Turk, Loud, ldg for Newport.
Arr ut n. York, 18th, Brig Commerce, Read
23 days fin n. Orleans.
Spoken, 9ih inst. lat 80 20, long ~ 30, shiI
ST. Lawrence, Chaco, fin Liverpool for New
Orleans.
Ship Corinthian, PADDOCK, of New Bed
ford, with $500 bbs oil, AZ mos. out, sailed or
cruise of 8 mos. and home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18
Bunker Hill Monument.

Mr. n. Willard, the Architect and Superin
iendent by whom the Obelisk on Bunker Hill
was erected, has published a description oI
The mechanical processes in the execution
OF that work, illustrated with liihograph
drawings. IL contains not only complete
description Of The general form of the ODE lisk
hut descriptions Of sections Of il. and Of the
mode OF qnnrrying the granite Of which il is
built, and of the machinery used. II con.
iaIns also statements Of the cost of quarry.
ing. md of other parts Of the work, aud also
statements Of the cost of other similar works
showing that the obelisk was built at hall
the mnrket prices of similar works.
| IL appears that the actual cost Of the work
complete was $IOl, ,6e5 Had the cost not
been increased by the delay arising from the
deficiency OF funds. The amount would no,
hnve exceeded $s0, 900. Mr.. Willard pre-
senis estimates which show. that at the mar
kct prices Of granite work Of a like descrip.
lion, II would have cost not less than $500 :
OOO The above statements relate solely to
the cost Of the obelisk itself, exclusive oi
that Of the land, etc. The amount cxpend
ed on the work from 1925 to 1899 was $50
525 from 1884 to 1896, 800, ,42I aud on
the final resumption of It, S24 ,0l6 besides
some additional expenses for iron work. etc.
making up the above sum. There was also
paid in addition for the land, 3d.. .3}2 for
expenses connected with the celebration ol
the 50'h anniversary and laying the corner
stone, 81 $40 besides sundry other miscel-
laneous expenses. Boston Daily .Adv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18

In thi. town, on til" oh inst. Mrs. Ellen,
wife of Mr.. Ezekiel Hopkins, Of West Green.
wich, aged ~ years
In this town, on Saturday last, Miss Ann
King, daughter Of the lato Doct David King,
aged ~ years.
Al the Newport As, lnm, on tho 10th inst.
Mrs. Loitay Falsy, n natiy. of Ireland, aged
~ yenrs, wife Of Mr.. Patrick falsy.
A. the Newport Asylum, on the idih inst.
Mr. George Fast, aged 80 years, son ofihs Iutn
Mr. VIM. East cf this town.
| In Portsmouth,, on Monday last, Hannah,
wife of BeDjawin Almy, aged T6 yoars.
| IL TVsuon. ou The dth insi. Mr. VIM
Cook, y Revolutionary Psnsionor, in the ssil
year ~ his age.
In Enst iirennw,ch, OH inst Mary fpncc'
daughter Of Pardon y. Wishlman, aged !
years aud z months.