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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
Eos,g'Se Er5DER i&s HE.


~ PI' R~t' ANGE of decree of the County Court
Of Campbell pronounced at The last term Of said
Court, the Undersigned, the Commissioners IA said
decree n1ued, some two o! them, Will, on the
10Th day August, 1887, on the premises expose to
sale, by way OF public auction,
-ss.sS,sse 4 TRACE az g&NEp, containing
,2s!EssSS GIL ACRES. more or less, situated on
asssTAaaFT Flat Greek, IA the county oil Cuepbell ;
il being the same LAND which was
led by Kos1una Russell deceased, Ton her life, as
her dover in the real OF her deceased husband
James Russell
Terms of Salc.-rhe sale viii be made on credit
of one and Two years, for equal portions of the par
chase money the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security. for the paymrut otthc purchase
money! and the title to the LAND ltsellwl. be re
tanned until complete payment is made farther
secmi~. JOHN ALEAANI)t.R,
JOSIAH SIlEPPERSoN : Gent'S.
CHlSW WE'LL DABNE6,
july II u3A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
University OF Virginia.

uylIE next SESSION of this Institution viii com
mcnce on the Isl day OF September aad eni on
the ith OF July ensuing
The following is list OF the Schools OF the UNI
,.,.,y with tie names of tlic raj Professors,
:,
|. Ancien, Lan.uagcs-Dr. Grssner llatrson
:, Nodcrn Ian.uagc>-Dr. Geo. BEritrfmaHn.
z. Mathcmatirs-- harlcs Bonuycastlr.
i. Natural Philosophy ~ llllam Il. Rogers
). Chemistry aud MIcria Mcdica-l)r John /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

TNWL II the county, u AUHctI, ~ Il
road leading from New Glasgow Ia ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

o. The Editors Of the Richmond Wing are re-
quesled to publish this notice once week IN their
country paper until the day OF sale, aud forward
THEN account to B. p. Walker Stopewali Mills
i. O..
July II .wi9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

Lvnchhurg. Dct.2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
state OF Mississippi, Monroe CITY
Probate Court, Special Term, 1897.

b. Richard Dlwor,h, Judge of the proba,c
court Of tn, County and State aforesaid
NOTlCE Is hereby given that on applicatinr
~ to me, by Augustus Willis, of the aoo'
named county and State. Who claims an uniiv
dcd sixth part Of that tracts Of Land, known ant
designated rs fractional section thirty six in Tow
ship IA, Of Range T. East; also section two, in Tow
ship 10, of Range 8, Fast.
have nominated Isaac r. Dyche, Nathan /
Morgan and Abner Prewett; Commissioners 10 d.
vide the said tracts Of land, into equal speai C.
parts, and unless proper objections are stated u ne
AZ the court house in the town of Athens, on tn
Gosh day Of November next. The said Isaac X
Drche Nathan l.. Morgan, and Abner Prcwitt, VII
then be appointed Commissioners 10 make paTIltior
of the said lands persuant to an act entitled an &C.
concerning the partition Of lands held by CopdltueT
JOINT tenants, and tenants in common.
given under my hand and seal this 9Th dag Q.
September 1887.
RICHARD DILWORTH, Judge Of Probotes.
Sept 2jI l537.--ll-9w Pr fee Sl5 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

~ We are authorized TO announce Col BrNJ.
Esrrs, as candidate FIR Senior for Lowndes city.
cii-Wc are authorized to announce JOHN W.
BYRN as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
OF Lowndes County.
- We are authorised to anuouce JAMES II.
TURNER, as a candidate for the office OF Sheriff
Of Lownles county.
lC3-We are authorised To announce Own p,
BaowS as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Lownlcs county.
70 We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM l.
MooRE as a candidate Tor Clerk ofthe Probate Conr,
Of Lnwnies County.
rr?-We are authorised 70 announce r d HAprN
as candidate for clerk Of the Proba,es court Of
Lowndes county.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM r..
SMITH, as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Lowndes'
at tie ensuing election.
lg1-We arc authorised to announce JSo. NEWTON
MuLIES "a candidate for tic Office of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing November election.
or We are authorised 10 announce y. c. RICH
ARDS, as candidate i9r Assessor md Collector at
the ensuing election.
D;- We are authorised 70 annouce GEoRE B.
SAN DElkNilN. az u CantlldW w lNlA+aNht NV
county Of Monroe in the State Legislature.
uj-We are authorised to announce DR. W. Nv.
| JowERs as a candidate 10 represent Monroe county
in the Legislature al the ensuing session.
cove are authorised to announce SAMUEL RAGS
DALE as candidate to represent Monroe county IN
the State Senate, al the ensuing session.
| or We are authorised to announce H. s, BEN
! NETT ESQ Ct ihs place asa candidate for the office
of District Attorney, Tor the 9th Judicial District OF
Mlsslssppl, composed Of the counties OF l,owndcs,
Noxuboc, Kcmoer, Winston, and Oaktbbcha.
! GIVE are Authorized TO announce GEORGE u.
! FLDURNOY EsQ Of Starkeylle, asa candidate Tor
the office OF District Attorney, for the oh. Judicial
| District Of Mississippi composed OF the counties Of
| i.owndes, NoXuooe, Konper, Winston, and Oa6tb
beha.
90 We are authorised TO announce JAMES WAL
TON Esq. az candidate TO represent the SenatoHa
District, composed Of tie counties Of Oktihbela and
Choctaw At the ensuing session.
%" We are authorized to announce THOMAS
| +. COLLINS of Jackson, as a candidate for the Of
fee Of Attorney General Of the State OF Mississippi
| at the November election
0@Y We are authorised 70 announce A. w. DAB
NEY, MS a candidate for the Office Of District Attor
ncy, for the 9Th Judicial District Of Mlssssppi, com
posed ofthe counties Of lownes, Noxubee, kempcr
Winston, and Oktib1eha
WrL1lAM n, WilM7, Esq. is candidate for re
election 10 liz otllce oiCounty Surveyor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

At a meeting OF The members OF the Bar and ulli-
GERS OF the Court OF Lowude5 county, held in con-
sequence OF The death ions 4. HoGG Esq--Judge
james L IlOtter WIS called - the Chat aud ~ VI
Brigham was appointed Secretary. After a few
ieenng remarks lOm he Chairman, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Res0ived, That we depore with the deepest feel
ing5 Of regret, the melancholy aud unimeIy death OF
our much esteemed friend and member OF tie Bar,
John Hogg, Esq--a prof und lawyer, ripe scho-
lar, and yrtuous and useful citizen whose gentle
manly manners and high honorable feelings en-
deared hun 10 every heart. He has been snatclied
fiom US in the midst Of a Life Of usefulness, and at
the commencement OF a professional career IN winch
his habits and splendid talents cminently fitted him
10 shine. His loss Will be severely elt BY a large
circle Of friends and acquaintance; more especially
by the bar OF which he was bright ornament.
ResolUcd, That IN testimony o. our respect for
our deceased friend, we the members OF the Bar
and officers Of the Court Of Lowndes county,, Will
wear the usual badge Of mourning Tor thirty days;
and recommend to the officers of the Courts com
posing the sixth judicial District and the members
OF the Bar belonging to the same to do lkewi {.
Resotred, That we will attend his funeral in a
body this evening at3 o'clock.
Resolred, That the Chairman Of this meeting be
directed to furnish has widow with copy Of these
resolutions as expressive Of our deep sympathy for
her and her Children IN the lrrepaTablc loss they
have sustained.
ResolUed, That tho proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
llshed in the papers OF Columbus.
JAS TR0TTER, Chrn'n
" u BR15H4Y, Sccr.'arr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
PERJURY Detected and Exposed

AtTATE of Mississippi, Monroe county, Pre-
- bate court, May Term, 1886; Wines
etrtos that he arrived at home some time in the lal
ter part of March or first Of April, 1888, and tia,
he learned on biz arrival home, that said Jane,
Prewet had been hsarding at his house; but had
gone with Mr. Griffin Roberts to Mobile, Alabama
that he left lone for Virginia about the Oath u
April 1888 and that the said James Prewett hal
not returned He states that hls uncle, the sad
William Sanderson vas then rcsldug in the sad
county Of Monroe, with witness, and was to have
started TO Virginia about tue same time that witness
did, witness siatas that haven't directly on within
thirty or tr-iiyo gcs Of Richmond, Va to bis re-
Iatons aud that his said uncle arrived there within
two Of lis ARRIVAL Sworn to and subscribed.
G.. =. SANDERSON.
do certify ,hatI left home Tor Mobile, March the
7th, 333 10 the best OF my recoIIecton and went
down IN company with Mr. James Prcwett, and was
IN Mobile the 18th Of said month; and think, a.
rived % home again in or about the 24th OF H.
same month; and have no recollection of Nr Prev
IT. going 20 Mobile any other time that same spring
| (say in ,he spriug Of 1880
Aug. 49, 1897. GRIFFIN ROBERTS
! do hereby certify that acted as Clerk in Mr..
James Pfcwett store, during the latter part OF u
winter, and tie spring OF 1883, and that he le
! Hamilton in company with my brother Griffin X
| berts for Mobile, some time In the lorapart Of u
month Oi March, OF that year. Ihey were not gW
| believe more than eighteen days at mcst, and co.
! ssunenty must have returned in March.
I August 1887. Il. w. RObEhIS.
| do hereby certify, that James Prewett passed
my house in March 1888, on his return from NJ
bile, and employed the to wagon his goods fro
Columbus to Hamilton. further state that w
at said Prewett's store in Hamilton, in April Of I
same year, and that he was at home. .Giyen undo
nv hand, this 9th August 1881.
WM GALLAGHER.
Il il too palp2ble to admit of moments dou
that Ssnderson by the above affidavit aimed TO rn
on my character tie odium of forgery, and that Ia
his z al to do this, he has ndeibly fixed on his on
the stain of Perjury. | conceive it due to my owo
character, to make this exhibition othe matter, b,
cause his affidavit Is part Of the records of u
court, and might at some future time he exposed
the public when il would be out Of my power "a
prove its falsity. }. PRENEII-
| Sept. sth 1887.
| P. s. II may be proper tostate thatl can ifneces-
sary, prove by a number ofgenfemen Of the highes
standing the same that sstatedsI the above cert
Gcaies, but they are deemed sufficient, they car
not be controverted. j.. r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
Card.

GtHAS. F. HEATH, No. lo5, Market street.
~ Philadelphia, offers his services to the soath
western merchants az Commission Merchant and
general purchaser to assert their Etocts. For judy
rncnt, competency. fidelity. and knowledge of the
style Of goodl to suit your range Of country, refer
YOU TO
n. Kyser & Co. Merchants, now Of Tailaloosa,
Ala.
Dan Tuugh, ESQ., Post Master, firm Of VsGght
* Gddey Merchants Randolph, Ten.
J. ". Wrgh, S Co, Merchants. Wildwood.
Haywood Il Co., Ten.
I'm II. Copan, (" Poriersglle,
Ten.
[See Circs!ar III tk;:r hand, ,jor pHrticalar'.l
The above are few Of the houses whp have sent
me general orders TO fl
My commissions win he hr making purchases,
supervision fpackipg. shipping, charges, &c. sc,
and forwarding agreeable to instruction IL per
ceat. for an suns under $4,000, over le per cent.
1.-THE cash is RENTED me by Draft or Check for
purchases, the following under less the last Spring
prices:
s co,. IS pr :. lcn
Rrhsh Linen IS
With the exception ufStufs say ~ IL
scarcc) Iai.9
Shoer Boots. Sc IS
Saddlcry, sone az Spring prices.
Qucensware Glass, SIC. hne 81 IL
Hats. Cans SC Sc 10 a II Ia
Hardware, Cutlery, SC, Stationery,
no ordcr5going 10 Europe, Combs o
Fancy Articles &c. Ti9 a 10
From the depressed state of our commerce and
country generally, 50 severely operating upon our
importing merchants consequently conclude there
is no probability OF goods being lower hereafter.
Merchants visiting the city, the first time 10 make
purchases, it will be requisite to pay half cash to pro-
cure an assortment.
The knowledge to be derived, BY attending The
auctions packages, houses, &C. and being at o..
tines on The spot, gives me decided advantage osel
any merchant that visits here annually.
August 70, Is37-rll-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

P. S. II may be proper tostate that can ifneces
sary, prove by number ofgenfEemen Of the highes
standing, the same that is stated n the above cert
Geaies, but they are deemed sufficient, as they car
not be controverted. j. +
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
Columbus Hotel.

a LIVINGSTON has got back to the old cor.
M ner, formerly occupcdby him, but moro re-
Gently by Mc3srs Calhoun and Coyington He in
tends keeping plenty ol every thing good 10 eat and
good bed to sleep on bar well uruished, s. atten-
tive Holsters, and will be llaAlul to all persons who
may give him call.
c. II. LlVISGSTON.
Columbus, Sept a3l, l557-~II-2m..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
Notice.

n F0REWARN all persons against trading
H. for two notes executed by me to James W.
BcickeIl IN December, $780, and due the lst January,
1888, one note Of sixteen hundred and twenty dol
lars, aud one Of one thousand dollars. The coned-
Grafton for which the above notes were given hay-
ING failed, | am determined not to pay thtm unless
compelled By law. JAS. $. LAUDERDALE.
lnLunhuh Sent d lSS7-Il-At
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
Cotton Gins.

EUSr received from the manufactory, II
g South Carolina, lot Of "Hunlers" ceebra-
ted cast steel saw Gins o. various szes on eonsign-
ment. anl for sale at the customary prier.
CONVICTION & CALHOUN.
Columbus Miss, Sept esd, lsS7.-t'-I
?. S. The manufacturer drsigns setdAS in Co
lumbus and has sent the above GiEs specimens Of
his work, aud warrants them equal IN any IN this
country; ii they do not perform we'll purchasers
have the privilege Of returning them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

them away, VIZ:
A RED R0ANE MARE, taken up by VIM A
Allen about thirteen hands high, three years old,
with white legs and face; no brands or marks per-
tep,jble. Appraised by John Lewis and John Is
Jones at thirty dollars the Alb day Of March 1887
Pr fee 50 90
A GRAY MARE PONEY, taken up BY Gabriel
II Ross had on a small bed, 10 brands perceieablc
Appraised at lorly-ire dollars b. Hezekiah Llnce-
cum and y. D. Moore, the 18th Of July 1887
IPr fee IS 90
4 GRAY HORSE taken up by A. B. Black,
supposed 10 he five years old, and branded II. APP
praised By 6. ". Wcstbro)k and Joshua II West
brook at fltv-Gve dollars. lPr foe 80 90
AGRAY MARE pONGY, taken up BY j. A.
Cumming, lonf years old, no pcrcciyabIc brands or
marks Appraised at forty dollars by James Cox
and John Cummings pr Zee s %
JAS. A. CUMMINGS, X l. &,
All persons having S'rays IN their possession viii
please come forward on he day above named as a
sale viii then take place between the usual hours at
the Court house door in Columbus. The stray book
will BE- kept 1T the Office Of the Democrat unl the
day Of s.dp JAG
Sept 80 l937--ll-5t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23
Dissolution.

tJknsUIUIAUIIs
'FEVHE firm Of Sappington Y Johnston, IN the
H. Draper and Tailoring business, was this
ia ii solved all persons having claims against the
firm, vii please hand item in Immediately for settle
men and all accounts and debts due The firm is in
inv possession, who is alone authorized to settle
them, HARRISON JOHNSTON.
Columbus, Sept 9th ls57.-ll-tl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

Commission Rusiness,

TEVoD RosINsoN. Sen'r. JOBS P. DEJ4ES-
4 ErrE, and c. ROBINSON. have formed a
Copartnershp under the name Of Robinson, DeJe--
nette. s c., for the purpse OF transacting Com
mission Business ia Mobile next winter. They Of
er Their test sersees 70 tie Planters OF Alabama AM
Mississippi. Sept. 2Sd, IsSI.-ll-Sn-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-23

NOTICE is hereby given, that the FOL.
loving cstrays, taken up and appraised
! as hereinafter named, viii be sold nc
L cordng TO law, on Saturday til. 2lst
\ day OF October next, unless the owners
? come forward pay expenses, and take
The herald., 1837-05-10

II of thr ~ Nv
NJ t.er very such ana W., 20 st
lower there many ores 'na, csnno pe et
nj sny ,ce con, eently rb sust settle own uns soH
Ter for all rfi y To od a,.s 'nsn ss "ksn. m W. IT,
aIed s ha owed ot on weh ne 70 eaNy
~ e,.c Ware house will 70 first ras me sons 70 res
Jay ia worksfs arn en ano .unt
o,r, srdnr ptices Aprcs ~ b. made tbs dsyo mrsr
H1rrs ana A Lockwood, who VIII sup~ssend he wo's
uysIw
The herald., 1837-05-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

NFw YoRK MAY 9-nactviy continues 10 prevail, although
operations today rather larger At private sale however
nothing oing that took place notice
low.
ran-we remark further sales Of both wheat and rye00
bushels prime rye sold 65 10 800 bushels sound red
wheat also 1000 bushels damaged wheat Oh 75 cash;
and 1000 bushels damaged rye al 10 a So do.
Four-The market j. without any material change-very
few sales
Auction Sales-2o walnus 4 10 quarter casksdry
Malaga p; 1890 bushels African peanuts i24 127i
olives 81 bales o sheed almonds sl IS;
bales growablcs wanus 81 6 hhds Porto Rico sugar
Al 81 100 bags white Cuba do 4! a7 n pruncs
81 to a. so bags coffee ~ a.; 600 paper n 30;
mustard at 6 10 bbs II half do 80 quarter
~ to 81 10 bags beans 60; "a kegs ginger at 81 75O
drums figs TO 81 l0kegs lard O. 6 40 chests damaged
souchong II Isl 30 do do Skin TO Isl 80 do do
young hyson 10 ~; 10 10. do imperial at 40 A. cash
Upland and i bales Sea Island OF Upland this
been at n 8-no sales in Sea Island Rce-sales
quite mited-he demand confined to consumptop
Flour continues dull and declining 10 40
Freights very dul-pohing offering coastwse
New ORLEANS, May I, M-we have at length an oppor
tuny record small sale of Tobaccothe thai has
come knowledge In weeksg hhds quality a
Flour sells brsky s6-wo hear ola sale ba
price. small sale Of Green Havana Coffee was
made today 10 Rice commands 80 centsscarce.
selling 81 10 cents Molasses 80 Mess
Pork eli So Prime do. Ella to sH So Hams he fought
from "a to ecenis; Sides the sane shoulders u cents
The herald., 1837-05-10

TO mddng fair 6l fair good fair Cd 7, good TO fine II
a u; Orleans ordinary mddlng fair 81 fair to good
fair % a good 10 fine II 81 Mobile, ordinary TO mddng
fair 81 a St. fair good fair 81 IL good fine u % Ten
ordinary middng fair A ST. fair to good far OF
g. good fine Sea Island Is cd 3d. and extra hne y od
to 3 sd, and up IS 81 perlb
shesThe sales about 400 barrels Pot at 25 25
Cd per Faxseed5o hhs new New York. have been sold
7os per hhd Tarno sales Turpenine-abou 100 bar
res have gone Off los Cd per cwtquay INFERIOR Our corn
market partakes ofthe general dullness
We remain, Yours respectfully.
ICorrespondence of the Heraldl
LIVERPOOL, April 1887.
There has been improvement in the Money Market since
Circular lt nst but the dtrust and difficulty of
negotiations still prevail and consequence Cotton market
very dull and declining all descriptions having again
sunk ID love- except prime qualities, which steady
The sales for the week ending last evening" amounted 10 0
bales, of which 35lo Upland 81 81 1910 Orleans at 81
81 1870 Alabama and Mobile 8; and 80 Sea Island at
25 SOD perlb The purchase oy for their daily
wants. which materially esened from the spnners working
short time and the foreign demand for Goods and Yarn being
III suspended, the stocks accumuatng
The stock of Cotton in this port estimated at 2570oo bales
against 10000 period last year the stock Of American
900 bales-being increase OF 43O bales
No change of interest in the Corn Markets Turpenne con-
nues steady about 5000 barrels have sold this week at los Cd
2s per cwt., for inferior prime quality TlaSseed is
da 60 terces OF New York sold yesterday 7o per erce
There limited demand Tor Tobacco for the home trade,
former prices. Yours respectfully.
Saes al the Neso York Stock Exchange, May o.
IS IS Ohio Ohio / NJ r Co 80 to 7s aso Gisa T. 1861 to les
100 Far Trust Co. II 10 so Bost. Wore. r. T. 75l
60 Harlem H. r. 39t
Sales al Philadelphia, May o.
40 y $ Bank 100 10 Girard "a I Bank, a
6 schuyIklI Bank so $50 Del 1 Iiud 50
The herald., 1837-05-10
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

IlVtkPOOi, -atuTuny MORNING, hpfli ., ltJf
Dear Sr-Ou market this week has undergone
much change Of any kind little lower in the inferior
qualities The demand has been pretty regular but with no
spirit about OF the manufacturers working short
time and Others disposed to follow the same course rather
than increase their stocks of goods.
The chief sales Upland have been from Sd 10 7dfn
Orleans from Cd 70 7dand in Mobile from 81 to ~ Really
prime cotton OF all kinds Is rather
The import Of all sorts since the s January amounts TO 3o
bales against 3oo and Of American have received
22coo against $1,000 balesthe supply up this time last
year.
The sales this week. follows Sea Island, Id a Cd;
10 Stained n; $50 Upland 81 Orleans, 81 ss
1870 Tennessee and Mobile, a o. $50 Pernambuco a 10;
40 Bahia Ga si 800 Maranhan u o., 30 West India,
30 Iagura, III ITO Egyptian, 10 "a 5l 40 sura 6-To
tall rosoof which, spectators took iooo and export buyers
so baesa American The stock Of all kinds present
estimated about 2s 500 bales against i5 held
this time last year. OF American separately appear
have iA0 800, against 6 600 bales.
The following present quotations upland, ordinary
The herald., 1837-05-10
MAKRI Il ID.


On Sunday 7th nst by the Rev. c. = Porter Mr. John
Perkins to Miss Hannah NJ Beasby both of this city,
On Sunday 7 nst by the Rev. &. = Porter Grant
Kelton to Miss Rachel H. Kipp, both of this city
On Saturday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. Felix Varela
Mr. William Newman printer Miss Frances Rocquette both
OF this city
On Saturday 9th pst by the Rev. T. Britain, Joseph
Ellison TO Miss Eliza Bramha, both of Sheffield, England
Al Newark NJ J Saturday, 9th inst by the
ford Wells Iorato N. Fryatt, of New York. Miss Frances
NJ Whelpy, of the former place.
AT Boston, Monday 9th nst by the Rev. Dr. Lowell, Da
yd Buck, OF this city, Miss Matilda Stewart daughter of
Henry Hall, ESD
On Monday 9th inst, Martha T., wife OF James o. Ward
aged 80 years.
On Monday, 9th inst, Eliza only daughter of Edward c.
and Maria Harrison, in the 9th year of her
On Monday, 9th nt Catarne wife OF Robert Hunter, aged
SO years, 4 months and "A days
On Monday, 9th nst Michael Floy, Jr in the 29th year Of
his age
On Monday, 9th inst, Thomas CT youngest of William
and Elizabeth Fuller, aged 10 months
AT Montreal Thursday 4h nst Edward :. Sands native
of this state, aged 33 years
AT Norfolk Va the lst nst Miss Elizabeth b. Van Norst,
Of Schenectady, N. "
AT Pensacola 4h uit Jacob Farnsworh, native of Brook
lyn, N Y, aged 46 years.
The herald., 1837-05-10
MONEY LOST

MONEY LOsT.-A black Velvet Parse, with steeI IcIa.p,
w cos ainne about 70 iears 10 bills apdtwe god aac
Lost Monday everinr by ladv eoinr from Road
Walker through Canal and Hudson
street the Clinton line Of staees tn. finder win be
beay rewarded by leaving the the hce
es Advertiser or at the shoe store Of Mr. NJ Lockwood No M
Broadway. uylost'