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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1843
Page
2
A impoverished widow collapses in a cheerless dwelling while her children beg and cry. Her estranged brother, a once wealthy man, recognizes her and summons aid, restoring health and giving shelter and support to the family. The scene ends with gratitude and a pledge not to ignore or dismiss the destitute.
From Grauge F Usuna the revolt passed, with a new government expected modeled after our own. The General governs with moderation while appointing officers for justice. Reconciliation with Hayti urged. trade and recognition hoped. Local notices include court sessions and church conferences.
A blaze at Waterford on Waterford Street destroyed about one hundred feet of the roof and the third story. Damage estimated between 8000 and 10000 dollars, insured. The Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends starts in Portemouth next Friday and in Newport the following Sunday.
A reflective essay extols matrimony as divine in origin and vital for society. It argues couples should calmly and thoroughly evaluate compatibility before marriage, observing each other under all conditions to understand character and ensure unity in joy and hardship.
A lengthy moral essay argues against rash marriages for young women and urges patient courtship. It warns that mothers may push daughters toward suitable matches yet regret the outcome, stressing shared values, intellect, and future welfare as crucial for lasting happiness.
A large fire in Taunton overnight gutted several principal buildings on Maw Street. It consumed a three story brick block owned by Charles Babbit and Solomon Woodward, a brick hall, and multiple dry goods, millinery, and jewelry shops. Several owners faced heavy losses with partial insurance. Firefighters struggled to halt spread and even considered sending for an engine from New Bedford.
Amid loud flames and chaotic heat a crowd of hundreds watches as firefighters and women collaborate to rescue goods. Noah Webster dies in New Haven after a long public life. In New Jersey Murders authorities arrest Parke family members and a ballad servant in a brutal killing linked to theft.
Reports from New York recount the detention of the American brig John R Gardner by the French brig of war Enrayle under Captain Koleon. The incident occurred near Onan Moy Ti h after a boarding during which 14 American crewmen were compelled to show resistance as the Eurayle pressed the voyage. The Eurayle captain expressed regret in the governor’s presence and handed a letter to avoid affecting the American flag.
From every quarter of New England, military companies and associations plan to visit Boston on the seventeenth of June, intending a display that will be a proud day for Massachusetts.
Brokers in Philadelphia received Shipman assets via Mr Jones PM and Dr Brookes of Torre Hut Irion. Packages were intact except for small amounts withheld by Jones and Brookes as directed. Funds over 6000 dollars belonging to Manley Denel and others are held awaiting legal establishment of claims. Shipman awaits a governor order.
A Valley Pally woman named Taylor was abducted by locals yesterday over alleged misconduct with a married man. She jumped into a trench to end her life but was saved. the event sparks calls for judicial inquiry. The Horticultural Society of London plans a China mission to bring home plants. The Pevin peach is noted for delicious flavor and two pound weight.
The report details a decree in Mexico concerning a breed and large financial commitments, with treasury guarantees and plans related to payments and conventions with the United States, plus notes on other international financial matters and recent arrivals.
A thunderstorm on Monday in Cannon NH killed Caleb Kimball instantly while he worked in a field with neighbor Richardson. The bolt struck the forward oxen and a heavy harrow, then hit the horse and Richardson, who survived with a lame right hand. Kimball left a wife and several children at about 33 years old.
The notice corrects a misbelief about surviving officers from the Revolutionary era. It confirms Gen. Morgan Lewis remained alive and had served as Colonel at war’s end in Rhode Island. It notes Col. Joe S. Dexter of the Rhode Island line also lived, with further veteran assertions about the Dorr rebellion era.
A fire severely damaged the Federal Will residence of Thomas Burne on Friday night just after ten. The blaze caused extensive destruction with no injuries reported. A Snowtown brick house caught fire Saturday night but was extinguished with minor damage.
A fragment argues that consuming large amounts of liquid at dinner increases intake and dilutes gastric fluids. It notes thirst relates to blood hydration, warns against drinking before meals, and claims drinking during meals aids digestion while fast eaters need more liquid. It references physiologists and a claim about a poison-related adage.
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