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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
RJULIUS STEVENS, ADM,
II Court Of Probate Of Ncupor. holden
S1f. 4, 1918.

roN The above petition Of r. julius Sic.
" venN, AdmnlSralor on the estate of
ROBERT STEVENS.
deceased praying for liberty To sell the real
estate oi sad Robert Sjev,ns,-the SANE is
read, leceived and referred for consideration 10
Conrt OF Probate, To be holden at The Town
Hail, I" Newport, on the first Monday in Oct.
neHt' al 20 clock. a m, and notice Is ordered
10 pe given oithe Pendency and prayer thereof
by adverls 'meni three successive weeks in Nh.
Herald oltie Times, that IL persons interested
may arIea al said time and place aud be
heard. true copy attest.
Sept1. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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Az Court 9fProbate, ofNerport, holden Spf.
4. 1913.

1T VV"'' y ITO0"e, q NeWP0rl, holden Npf.
A. 1913.
X JULIUS STEVENS, Administrator on
IL. the Estat of '"
- ROBERT STEVENS,
'ate OF Newport, deceased, presents his Cd Ad.
"'"'stra'ion account on said estate for allow
ance' me same is read receievd and referred
,o' consideration to Conrt Of Probate to bs
the first Monday in Oct. next, at 9 o'clock
m, ana notice Is ordered to be given thereof
by advertisement Tor three successive vet.
=" the Herald Of The Times. that oil pemon,
and be heard paw
septI BIB ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
NilE subscribers having been appointed by
L The Hon Court o. Probate of the Town OF
lIvertoD, Commissioners TO receive and exam
lne The claims against the estate of
Rcbecca Westgate,
late of Tiveron, dec. represented insovent,
hereby give notice, hat six months from the
fourth a,y Of September, this inst are allow
ed The crediiors OF said e>lae to present and
prove their respective claims, and that We will
al any time during said tern at our respective
homes receive SAID claims, and that we WILL on
saturday, The next preceding the first Monday
in March, 1919, at = O'Clock, p. m , held a
meeting al the dwelling house Of Richard b
Dulfee IN said TivertoH, for The purpose Of
,tjust ng them and deciding Oh their respective
merits.
ABRAHAM BARKER,
ENOCn WOODMNN, Commissioner
JOHN MANCHESTER, Cd,
Tneron, oeIt i'n, l7ls,
Court Of Probate Of the torn Of Neuport,
Spt. 4, 1913.
ITPON he report Of the Commissioners here
u .oiore appointed to receive and examln
the claims against Il e estate Of Mary Johnson
la e of Newport, ~ln4le woman, deceased, and
the Administrator prSt account on said estate, j
pr, senteS GOT rece(ion and advance, the
same aye reierrsd or consideration to a
Coun ot Probg,e 70 be holden at the 'CoSn
Hall in Aewpor, Un the first Monday in Oct.
next, at o'cloc,, a IN. and that notice thereof
be givea by advertisement three successive
weeks in the Herald of the I INES. that all
persons interested may appear at said tine and
place if tie see fir, to show cause why said re-.
port Shoa.J not be received, and said ac-
nount shoad not be allowed.
True copy,
Sept + b. b. ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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6slsetso porirp.

Wig Campaign Song, dedicated 10 The Wa.
Gise Chsb Of AAeghany County.
TAYLOR, THE BRAVE AND TRUE
AIR-Degsst Mae.
The glorious name of Taylor
Has spread from sea TO sea,
And Mexico This field Of fame)
His monument shall be.
His names a talisman to US.
The dread Of every foe;
The synonym for victory,
From Maine to Mexico.
Hurrah Hurrah
For Taylor brave and true
He led our army to victory,
He'll lead our party too.
Repeat
A truer patriot never
The soil of freedom trod,
He's one of Natures honest men
The Noblest work of God"
The star, and crowning glory
OF his deeds in Mexico,
Was the Capitulation
With his proud but fallen foe.
Hurrah, &c.
At L" Resaca de Ia Palma"
With large odds against his ncnn
lie met the willy Mexlcans,
And drove them back again.
The plains of Palo Alto,
The heights of Monterey,
Are witness TO his powers
Iu the battles fierce array.
Hurrah, &c.
The night before the battle,
On Buena Vista's field,
lie said" with half an army
III fght''-but never yield.
That night he bivouacked on the field,
And, with the rising sun
He met old Santa Anna's hosts,
And whipt them FIVE to one.
Iiurrah. &c.
lie does (Ilke glorious Washineton)
Our enemies despoil,
And then rsturn to peace again,
A tller Of the soil.
lie served his Country nobly,
Well do him honor now;
And (like his prototype Of old,)
VIII call him fiom the plough.
Hurrah, &c.
Cass, Butler. and Van Buren,
You know, are old offenders,
But General Zachary Taylor is
The man who ne er surrenders.
With him well give the Locos
A Buena Vista fight,
Pat Hunkers and Barnbm ners
Like the MeXicans, 10 flight.
Hurrah, &c.
OF General Cass's bravery
We cannot say a word,
Except at Hull's surrender
Where he bravely broke his sword.
And in his speech at Cleveland
You know what there occurred,
The .'noise and confusion"
Would not let him be heard.
Hurrah, &c.
The man who ne surrenders,
Our candidate shall be,
With Fillmore for his aldde-camp
Well on to victory.
Then, with good men and measures,
Wen be from msrule free,
Preserve our Union as it is
The home OF Liberty.
Hurrah, &c.
G VFET VISIT
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
May Il, 1913.

YfIE aspcrities Of Disease. are often enhanc-
ed by the rigofucns measures undertaken
by designing oI igno, persons IN attempting
cares. The discriminating Knowledge, where
by we may know these remedies which shall
periec, "A raplo cure, IS OF ditiicuh acquisition
itls in TACT only obtained after laboriouS
Research by The Student of Nature The only
rue scholar of medicine, and the experience Of
he SagcS of The Naive Tribes are thH true
guides in directing those researches. lfIt were
moi for The lnyaluaNle gIls VI Lhe
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
RROIKk COTTON.

DROWN COTTONS, 25 yard, for dollar,
DdlSo yard wide Brown Sheeting>, 10 yarLs
ior a dollar, for sale by
Sept. A. WM = COZZENS s co.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

10 me tou7 q Probate Of The torn of Ne,o
port, /" De hoh|en on Monday, Sept. 4, ls4s.
I'VE undersigned, sole Administrator on N.
: ENa'e oi Robert Stevens, late Of Newport
,oeasea, respectfully represents that the per-
soha' estate oi said Robert Stevens is iusuf;.
cient by the sum Of eighteen hundred fo,,r.
nine dollars and lw-n,y.iour cents. 10 nav ~.
Just te1ts NC. ofssid r. Stevens, as nv yefsr'
ence 10 MS account and the report of the Com.
miSsio"ers on said estate rendered, will fuilv
appear wherefore he prays that he NAV be y an
'hofisea oy lhls couri in his said caraci,v n
sell al PUBIC auction, the interest which said r.
stevens hod IN and to 10, OF land, wharf and
Sto'eS, .hefe"h' IN Newport. known as Sic.
vens Wharf, and the dwelling bopse Lra,..
aS me "iloIloway House. and situated nm
sald whaf', ar 50 much thereof a. NAV be snc.
n'i'h' 10 raise said sum with Incidental espen.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
There's Music in q Mothers Voice.

There's Music in a Mothers Voice.
There's music in Mothers voice,
More sweet than breezes signing,
There's kindness in Mother glance,
Too pure for ever dying.
There's love within Mothers breast,
So deep It's still overlooking
And care for those she calls her own,
That's ever, ever growing.
There's anguish in Mother, tear,
When farewell fondly taking,
That so the heart of pity moves,
1t scarcely keeps from breaking.
And when a Mother kneels to Heaven,
And for her child is praving.
Oh, who shall half the fervor tell
That brsathes in all she's saying'
A Mother How her tender arts
Can soothe the breast Of sadness,
And through the bloom Of life once NOR,
Bid shine the sun Of gladncss.
A Mother when like evenings star,
Her course hath ceased before us,
From brighter worlds regards US still,
And watches fondly Ger Us.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

II
~ sttunens, each IurpoIling 10 be the last
" Ill sst Lssllment Of
Weston Hick,
late Of said Tverlon deceased and upon ap-
plications severally made that the same be
proved. approved, allowed and Recorded and
that letters tesamenlary be granted thereon
1t is ordered and decreed that notice be given
TO all persons therein interested by publishing
a copy OF this decree for three successive weeks
in the Herald OF the Times, published in SAID
coGnty, that they may appear AT Court OF
Probate to be holden AT said Hall in and tor
said iiverton on the first Monday the second
day of Oct. next ensuing, at one o'clnck in the
afternoon, and show cause if any they have,
why The prayers OF said applications or either
OF them should not be granted.
A true copy.
CHARLES DURfEE, P:ob, Clerk.
Tlverion, Sept. 9th, 1878
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S w EET VISITOR K 5

BY n. P. WILLIS.
NV mothers voice how often creePs,
Its cadence on my lonely hours
Like healing on the wings of sleep,
Or dew on the unconscious flowers.
] might forget her melting prayer,
While pleasures pulses madly fly
But in the still unbroken air
Her gentle tones come stealing By,
And wears of sin and manhood flee,
And leave me at my mothers knee.
The book of nature and its print
OF beauty on the whispering sea,
Give stlll to me some lineament
OF what have been taught 10 be.
Nv heart is harder, and perhaps
NV manliness has drunk up tears,
And there a mildew in the lapse
Of few miserable years,
But Nature book is even yet
With all my mothers lessons writ.
| have been out at eventde,
Beneath a moonlight sky of spring.
When earth was garnished like a bird,
And night had on her silver wing
When bursting buds and growing grass,
And waters leaping to the light
And all that makes the pulses pass
With wild feetness thronged the night
When all was beauty, then have /,
With friends on whom my love Is flung,
Like myrrh on wings of Araby.
Gazed up where evenings lamp is hung
And when the beauteous spirit there
Flung over all its golden chain,
NV mothers voice came on the air,
Like the light dropping of the rain,
And, resting on some silver star,
The spirit of bended knee,
I've poured deep and fervent prayer
That our eternity might be-
To rise in heaven, like stars at night,
And tread a living path Of light.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
Congress Water.

TN quart and pint bottles, fresh from the
i Springs, this day June 2j) received and for
sale by X. Il. HAZARD. sign of the mortar
iyl near the Court House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
W. w. VAN ZANT.

NUIIUtTTdNU, VCI, %, 1911
DR. s. Wood feel il my duty to inform
you that your Sarsaparla Elixir has been of
very great service TO bo.h mySelfand my ia
her lie IN particular has taken only one bot
lle' and the alteration in his case is quite aston.
l'hIng. From being feeble aud scky, unable
10 labor, and lingering for five orsixyears paSr
he Is now quite well and strong. lie dec careS
ne was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
uSe nj an hoitla
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
Probate Notice.

Upon the presentation OF five several In
- Sttunents each Iurpoling 10 be the last
" al sst Issl1ment Of
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ABRAHAM VAN WORNER.

asthma, PaIpitation and gath ring IN The Head.
mrs Ann Blake, veIy lespet table lady OF
this city writes
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle Of
your SarSaparilla Elixir. | deem il my duty 10
give my testimony to It's benehcIal effects upon
a system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
Il to my daughter he has long been severely
troubled with The palpilalon OF he heart, short
ness OF the bIeaih, swelling OF The tonSs, aud
gathering in the head. Its effect upon her sa>
truly surprising, removing the difficulty in each
particular. Nolamily should be without it,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

FNiiE subscribers having been appointed by
i The Hon Court o. Probate of the Town OF
rlvertoD Commissioners to receive and exam
inc The claims agaIn>l the eSlnle Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
Extensive Grocery.

ME subscriber having determined to 70 ex
~ elusively into the Grocery business, has IA
Zen his Store Room adjoining his residence
Yeere ne y now opening very extensive assert
ment Oh superior Groceries. which viii be sold
- low forcash or country Produce, as they car
&c bought in any market He is determined Il
aaA.e strictly toficse irAs as It is the only mean.
" which this branch ofthe business can BE- slis.
TIMED az the profit at which be will offer Goods
Ny stock consists in part off,
q hhds OF NJ o. and Porto Rico Sugars,
g bags Rio. Java, Pedang and Laeuyra Coffee,
: v n sa, = . and Sagar-house Molasses, "
" bbls N o do
6 chests G P. Imperial and Y II Teas.
u boxes Prime Cheese ra
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugars, very cheap,
bbls Soda, Water and Butter Crackers,
boxes mould, diPt, sperm & adamantine can
boxes white, brown and CASTLE soap.
2 bblsscushed, pulyerised and clarified sugars.
"A large supply Of Pepper. AIlspiee Ginger.
Saiaratus, Starch, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, and
az tne smaller articles IN The grocery line.
ALSO iNLsa s
10000 POUNDS PRIME BACON,
q bbls No Herring and Shad, rssa
large supply Of G A and Fine Sali,
Superior Family Lard,
Mackerel No |. 2, and 3,
Welch, Whitehill's, and Ross's Family Flour
3uperfne and extra brands from Winchester.
Further enumeration Is unnecessary, as am
determined thatmy supply shall he as general as
any other in the Valley, or Baltimore, and al
Prices as low as they can be bought in either
nlace. * 4
would respectfully ask the farmers Of Clarke
and Jefferson to examine my stock before buying,
ifeling confident can supply them on as good
terms as thev can buy elsewhere. aud will take
u exchange any kind Of country produce at mar
get Price J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
Books, Stationery, &c.

Books, Stationery, &c.
IA LARGE collection oil new and desirable
IA Books, Just received at the Jefferson Book
Store. Among them are the following
Chalmers Scripture Readings,
Works of the Puritan Diyines,
Webster's large Dictionary,
Arnold's Lectures, do Roman Commonwealth,
Mrs Mrs ShsrEood's Works, complete,
Charlotte Elizabeth's do do
Miichelrs History France, French Revolution
Bancrofl's History U. s. and Washington,
Napoleon and Marshals. Washington and Gene
rails, BY Headley,
Byron and Shakespeare, in elegant and plain
bindings,
Prayer Books, in fine turkey and gilt,
Psalms and Hymns, turkey and gilt,
Methodist Episcopal Hymns.
Large and small Family Bibles,
Books for the Farmers and Gardeners.
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees Of America,
Guide TO the Orchard, adapted 10 the culture d
American Fruit.
New American Gardener,
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener,
Complete Gardener and Florist
american Poulterers Companion,
Diseases OF Animals.
We ask particular attention 10 this collection:
"A large assortment Of splendid Portfolios,
School Books Of every kind in general use--La
tin, Greek, French, English and Spanish,
Please give me call and examine.
+ II Any book that Is wanted can be had at ;
Jew days notice. BY leaving orders with me.
L April % E MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
The Farmers Friend.

HNHE undersigned begs leave 20 retufn DIS
u thanks % those old and tried friends who
have 50 long patronized the shop Al present I'M
der his management and woud say 70 them, that
forthe future, il shah have more claims than =
yer tor their support Az to his work il has stood
The test heretofore, and il cannot nor shall not in
the future be beat for durability, price Or neat
Harr0ns, and in short every thing belonging %
his linz, shall Be made or repaired 70 order, Al
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
Understanding thar some ofmy neighbors have
male reduction in certain kinds of work.
| uoua say % my friends andihe public that l viii
no, Be oneione n price whilst have shot il
ALFRED O'BANNoN.
/ - Timber md I'll kinds of produces taken il
Iexckage fur work 4; cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
Valuable Town Property
tis Asls,se e S,spisrdsissa,)

TIME undersigned viii sell at private sale.
IL TIH0 HOUSES 4. LOTS on the Main
Street, III The Town Of Shephcrdslown, now IN the
occupancy Of James Shepherd. !
The two lots are adjoining, and upon one .
n Comfortable Dwelling.
Win 81 Oatbuildings. and number q he
Skoiccsf Fruit Trees And On The other L : large
CABINET SHOP, which can BE uscd tut that
nnr6osc. or converted into fine store or school
nom. The terms. which viii be easy. will b
made known 81 application % either Of the IN,
dtrtirned. Possession given On the hTst day d
1ulif l0l0 VIM SHoRTT.
WM B. THOMPSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
Fancy Goods. Perfamery &c.

iDEST French Extracts, Colognes, in all sizes,
LID Florida aud Orange Water; greaf yari-
gety Of elegant Fancy Soaps French China Va
.ses; Purse Silks and Steel Trimmings, Of all
kinds splendid assortment Of Ivory Fans ;
Eau Lusiral. Bears Oil and ayariety ofPrepar-
fations for the Hair, &C. &C
h Our stock Of these goods IS full and complete.
The Ladies are respectfully requested 10 call
and examine. E P MILLER.
Aoril %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
POETRY.



AseRkSApe-~lvRr rr.
on give ne bnt same token bright
All cleaning with rs igycly hue,
More warm than twinkling Stars It night,
More fresh than morning 5 earliest dew !:
Oh let me wfeathe il round my heart,
And gid my breast wiliF its sWeetiight;
OH sag ean'st Thou gin impart2
Then give 10 me Thy love tonight
Why pause my breast 70 I'm with bliss,
Whose pulses throb for thee, with lore
More sweet than angels nectar kiss r.
More soil than strains from lips above.
Oh gently breathe thar wiiching tone,
Which of hath thrilled me with delight
Ara say shop y yi| III hya.sai - r,ssA
TneE ehtIe hours are falling last,
Whilst silent moohbeams lace The sky,
And twinkling stars pale hue cast
A morning bids The night goodbye:
Say. ere that warning gaze hath sped
Which stills The quiet march otnight,
Thar thou n<Ae1ri wilt only wed,
Then give 70 me thy love tonight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
DRANDRETHS PILLS-For sale BY
ID Feb ~. GLBSoN9- HARRIS !
UNITED STATES HOfEL,
HIRPERS-FERRY, VA.

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
III the public, that he has leased the Hotel Al
Harpers-ferry (Iate in the occupancy Of Capt
JesErH F.. ABELL,) known as The Uaiied Ssate'
I've. and Is now prepared 10 accommodate pas
sengers BY the Rail Road. or travellers, in the
most comfortable manner. Those travelling IN
ihs Cars will find this q most agreeable Dining
pihce. where every fruit Of the season. andluxa
III that can be had win be served up IN the mos
choice style
no the people Of this and the beishborine
Counties he would say, that his House shall Al
ways Be opsn for their reception and accommoda'
lion. As he IS determined to make their cah
agreeable His Bar shall contain theaehoices
kIouors-his Table the ocst the market affords
! his Chambers well furnished and bis Sfahlint
which IS commodious shall contain the best pro
| yender and attended BY attentive hostlers.
Give the House call. and judge Of is merit
v - JAMES Rate WAGER.
sfI-rnor< Errrv AnrflS 1918
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05


"a 4 CO.. from Baltimore, respectfully
kAlunOunte % Vie citizens Of charicstown
spdthc public generally, thai they hare opened 1
CIothinK Emporium Ia Ihe Store Room on Main
Street, fsmefiy occupied b. Mr. s. III Allcmone
where they VII Be constantly supplied Wilh
Il READTMADE CLOTHING
% every descfipilon-sueh a. Goats. cloaks
Pants. Vests. &C., together with Hats. Caps
Bootss Shoes, &c. They arc also supplied with
Leather and Hair Trunks, Carpet Bags, I'm
bfellas. Gloves. Stocks, Scarfs. Crarafs, Shirts
Rc,o,asr Collars, Drawers, Handkerchief, Com.
fofts &c. &C.
Having 4 wholesale establishment in Balti-
more, embracing all The articles here enumerated
hey are enabled 10 compete with, and UNDER
SELL. any other establishment, come from whai
quarter Il MAY and would assure the people Of
Jefferson that greater BARGAINS were never
t9ld Of ID this day and generation, than are 10 Be
net with ~ their establishment
The great Saving TO purchasers will be mani
Test tosall who call They again assure the pub
iie that they will sell every thing in their line for
lsss money lhan such articles can Be procured
elsewhere. ASH 4 CO.
CharlesioWn, March q 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05

sTTATS-Black Silk. White and Pearl Tam
Ill pico Rueua VISTA Pain Lear Oregon
straw, and Caiidren's Florence Braid Hats, fol
~ 81 E. P. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05
Wheat 8 Corn Wantcd.

ID yNMGWt - OUtu tNNHNCWt
TIME subscribers are anxious TO purchase any
" NUMBER ofbuahcls Of Wheat and Corn, for
which they win pay the highest cash price on de.
livery 0r,if the farmers prefer It, they will
haulit from their Barns, as they keep teams for
hat purpose Farmers look 10 your Interests,
and Five is call before yo1 dispose Of your
produce. NJ II. &y. w. MOORE.
: Old furnace, JeiIarson Co. Va, ------
Asnd. 10 exchange with the Farmers for their pro
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05


The New York Trns sun ststos that IN
Wednesday afternoon Inst, rxthcr II
shionahle young man, Il about thirty, US
noticed prpmelading, hetueen the tSrk
and the Hospital ii Broadway. III Vas
aatired ii somewhat sailor fssk;oh.! knt
presented evident marks 81 he hin az
uissipssion. Hisdark hair. ms long and
matted, and his toilet had not Been attend.
co 70 tor .seyera1 days. At one of h;s ~.
ny turns he met tma ladies' Onaws. al
strikingly handsome, md dressed IN dcep
mourning the other was short and fair.
and be9ecked IN light fancy colors. When
the sailor and the lady IL mourninr met
the latter wildly screamed, and wonid haxe
fallen on the sidewalk, but for ne ;mnni.
catch her ii bis arms. Good u esv ~,
Edward consnlsively gasped the female,
and " Eliza, my own loved one, 7 vas hoarsc.
y whispered By the sailor He bore The
tainting form In his arms gently into the
store Of MIR. K, where every 4 ttenf;on
was paid to her situation. Quite ! ernutd
was collected, deeply Interested bv tie
scene. The lady is an actress Of creatj
promise and some European fame. nov g.
lourning at one Of our fashionable Hotels.
She was to have appeared 1t one Of our
theatres in the course Of next week!
Having heard Of the death Of her hus-
band, she left England about two months
past The history of her early marriage
was one ofwoe and misfortune Her hus.
band was . midshipman on board an Eng.
lish war steamer, was dismissed for drunk
enness, aud joined cruiser az suspicious
character. In one Of his iits Of intoxica,
ton, this man fell overheard in the Gulf
Stream, in a.gale ofwind "a spar was
thrown him, BY which he was miraculous
" saved. He was picked up by one 81
our packets, and landed 1t Peck Sin on
Saturday morning. Edward y
Is the husband for whose rumored death,
his young, beautiful, and accomplished
wife went into mourning and thus, as We
have described, did she in singular man
ner, fall in with her lost one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-05

a Piedmoptczs Jew 4 lid Is have ID.
4us1tbed n vii sun b thrco ca;llion