The New York herald
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Their elegant singing ami altistie instrumental 1
rmaiicon w ill bear the most minute criticism We
imniend them I ijihly toall our citizen*. and str ingers w
ting the city h,.y will sing every evening during k
coming week. 1'
adniue Hiseaccinnti, a vocal I-t of rare musical gift*.
bevn giving concerts In Louisville, Ky in ounec- J
i *itb .Mr Haiti n lh< n l.rai' l ruin. ?in;'. r The
Isville CiHtrirr -ay. the Odd K,Hows' Hill
vded each night they performed.
r.*i Vandf&holT's performance of Othello at, ,v
Loulirillc theatre, is also "poken of as :i masterly of-
Court of Oyer and Terminer. r.
Before Judge t.duiouds. Aid. Adam* and Downing.
MUTtnci: Of) ALKXARUEH JONES, KUUMl UUILTT or
A IISOW.
May 6.?Alexander Jones, the negro, found guilty of
arson in the first degree on Thursday last. wan brought
up thin morning for fcntence. He wan put to the bar.
and a^ked the usual question, had he auythiug to say
why sentence of death should not be panned upon him
Tlie convict muttered something. but bo indistinctly
we could not catch his word' Ilia honor the Judge
then proceeded to make aome remark* previous to plining
the sentence lie said ihe crime of which thu convict
had b<cn found ^uilly was, that of setting lire to a
dwelling-house in the niggt time, to which the law attached
the penalty of death and it was the duty of the
court to pronounoe the sentence of the law upon him
Kight of ihe jury had recommended him to mercy, but
it was proper to admonish him that the court could not
unite iu that recommendation. The jurors who had
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The New York herald. (1849). New York [N.Y.], 1849-05-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1849-05-06/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1849-05-06.
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