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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

NHEEIt UEsU HkdTUW dTts
4 superior assortment Of China. Liverpool,
and Common " ate. &C.
A handsome assortment 81 HARDWARE add
Butsnis Ware. of lhe iaie.t Phh9del phi4
style, sc. sc. SC
RICHARD d. DORIAN
iI'rrer Ferry, May - ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-.-A writer who
saws he was confined for sixteen years in the
Jail Of New Y ork city for debt, makes the fol-
lowing statement in illustration Of this barbar-
Gus system:
..lt is horrible place; and many time
when through the CRATES Of my prison window
have watched the rays Of the setting sun as
they gilded some neighboring spire. ! have
wondered that any man could find in his heart
10 put fellow being in jail for debt. ] have
a, last given up the4hopas Of liber'y-.-blessed
liberty! can hcrdly write the word without
Dropping tear a, The recollection Of the JOY.
GUS DAYS of liberty which are gone forever. l
am sad when think how they have fled away
like dream, and that neither nor my credit
ors can ever recall them. When I'cntered the
walls Of this terrible Jail. in which am VIII
ting this little story Of my life. l was young;
in 40 ID health. blessed with wife whom !
adored. and as fine hoy as ever smiled IN the
face Of father. The boy is dead, and my wife
is no more. She was, indeed. most excellent
woman; but she was =, ounded TO the soul ny
tho horrors Of our situation. Her spirit was
br ,ken down. and she, with the infant that
caused her sickness, died shortly after my I'M
prisonment."
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
GEN. SUTHERLAND.

The last express slips from N. York
give the following particulars, quoted
from the Toronto Patriot, relative to
the trial Of Gen. Sutherland, and his
attemnt Q: suicide in prison.
He is tried by the provisions OF an
act Of our provincial Legislature, passed
during the recent session. entitled an
act to protect the inhabitants OF this
province against lawlcss aggressions
from the subjects Of foreign countries
at peace with her majesty.
He isallowed the benefit of counsel,
so far as consultation goes, but not TO
plead for him. A copy Of the charges,
and also copy of the act upon which
he is tried, has been furnished him;
and he is allowed the use Of pen and
ink. The court adjourned until 10 O.
clock this morning.
He is tall, muscular man, Of about
feet ii inches in hcight-witha bold
and strongly marked features; full,
quick, light grey eye, dark sallow COM
plexion, and black hair. He was dres-
sed in sort Of half military. blanket,
frock coat, much resembling those fire.
quently used by the Indiaas-with
dark blue bottoms, collar and cuffs: &. ey
pantaloons, with seams Of dark blue.
It is thought his young aid-sle-ca'nr,
Spencer, will give important evidence.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
District Court of the United States.
.april Term. 1899.

sdprH Term, 1888.
Tf.. 9 os =, Wisconsin, Wise IS.
Robert O. Taylor, Admir- Of they
estate Of e. J. Taylor, decd. =, au,.,.,
James Conaer.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given to the said
James Conner, that writ Of attachment is-
sued OFT Of the Clerks Office of the District Court
of the United States in and for Iowa county, dated
the 18th day of February, A. D. 1888, at the suit
of Robert o. Taylor, administrator Of tho estate Of
E. ]. Taylor, decd of tae county of Iowa, and
Territory of Wisconsin, and against the estate of
the sail James COaner for the sam Of two hundred
and eight dollars and seventy-fve cents. directed
to Justus De Seelhorst, Sheriff Of the said county
Of Iowa 10 execute, which said writ has been re-
turned by the said Sheriff, as levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: "Fhe north west
quarter Of the moth west quarter Of section NUM-
bered eighteen, in township numbered six Of range
numbered one east of the tonrt, principal meridi-
AN, in the Wisconsin Land District.
Now, unless you, The said James Conner, shall
personally be appear before the Judge of the said
District Court, On the first day OF the next term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House in Miner
al Point Oil the second Monday in the month of A.
pril, give special bail and plead to the said plain
tiff action, Judgment will be amtered against you,
in favor of the said Robsr o. Iaylo-, administra-
tor Of E. j. Taylor. decd. and the said estate so
attached as aforesaid, will be sold, 10 satisfy the
same with costs.
Attest: EDWARD McsHERRY, elk
District Court of the U. S. Iowa Co. w. Il.
March 10, 1888. 4i-Gt
Ed. Johnston, Atty 70. Plt'f.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

We were standing in the Post Office,
shor, time since, when large, noble
looking dog came and in, threw his fore
feet upon the bench, looked into one
Of the boxes, and seeing it was empty,
turned and quickly disappeared. Now
whether it was mere fancy on our part,
in supposing the dog came for the pur-
pose Of ascertaing if his masters box
contained any thing, is matter which
Mt least admits of some doubt. We say
the action; but whether or not there
was any meaning TO it, we leave to
others to decide. ASS faithful chron-
icler of events, we have related SIM
lple fact. If our supposition be true, it
is proof Of higher sagacity and cul-
|tivation in adog, than ever we. heard
Iof efore.-[Cmcinnati News.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
WESTERN EXCHANGE,
For Sale or Rent.

IHyHAT well known Public House, SITUATED in
the town Of Gulena, Illinois, will he sold or
leased on liberal tstms The house hns been re-
Gently exte ,tiea and repaired, is 46 by 40 feet two
stories high, with porch in front. On the premises
there is good stable and other Convenient and ne
cessary out-b,ldinss. The house is extensively
known and well patroaised, being situated in the
centre Of the business par, Of the town, within ono
hundred yards Of the principal steam boat landing,
aud within half that distance of the Bank, LAND
Office, and Post Office. Possession will DO given
o, the LIST Of April. Fo. further information, Ell.
quife Of DANIEL wANN. OF
Galena, H., Feb. ~, 1888. 36-sf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
nRrAr BRITAIN.


The Common Council Of London
have passed resolutions comforting the
freedom of the city Of London on the
American Minister, Mr.. STEVENSON.
Sir j. Duke, Chairman Of the Commit
tee appointed to communicate the res
olutions to Mr.. Stevenson, waited on
him at the head Of the deputation, and
made an address, in which he express
ed the high respect entertained for him
by the Common Council and the depu-
tation, and hoped that he would sslong
be spared to adorn and benefit his ma
tive country by his virtues and servi-
ces," and to witness what must be
stnearest his hearth increase Of
the prosperity and friendship which
now happily subsists between the u
nited States Of America and Great Bril-
tain. on terms of honor and advantage
to both countries"
Mr.. Stevenson replied by express
ing his acknowledgements forthc mark
of respect shown to his public and pri-
vatc character, and his regret that he
could not accept, it being preeluded by
the constitution and usages Of nis coun-
try and the rules prescribed fr thego.
vcrnment Of its diplomatic agents a
broad. In regard to the sentiment
with which Sir ]. Duke rad concluded
his address, he expressed himself as
follows:
81 concur with you, gentlemen, in
the wish you express that peace and
good understanding may long be pre-
served between Great Britain and the
/ United States. l need rot dwell upon
the obvious and powerful inducements
for cultivating those peaceful. and
friendly relations, the vilue of which
is nowhere better undertood than in
your great city. Every thing in the
history Of the two countries is cal:u-
lated to inspire sentiments Of mutual
esteem and respect, ani to convince
the liberal and enlightened of both
countries that their true interests are
those of peace.
"Such / know to be tie disposition
Of the Government and people of the
United States, and speak with great
confidence when assur. you that per-
petual friendship with Great Britain
on terms consistent with the rights and
honor Of both is what my country
most cordially and sincerely desire.
and that I can in no manner better full
fiji my duties or serve my country.
than in doing every thing inmy pow
err to cherish and invigoratc the peace
full relations which now SO happily sub
sist between the two countries, and up
on the preservation Of which so essen
TALLY depend the prosperity and hap
oiness of both. To this end my ef-
forts have been uuceasing, and it is to
this alone, ! am quite sure, that am
indebted, not only for that share which
I have the happiness to believe hold
in the esteem and good opinion Of
your community, but for the kindness
and hospitality have received during
my residence among them"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
PROPOSALS
Fur publishing in Galena. Illinois, 'ewspa'
per, entitled the
GALENA DEMOCRAT Il.
JOHN Tourney, EDITOR.

YTvO the most superficial observer, it must
Il be apparent that crisis has arrived which
loudly calls for, nay. imreriously den'ands OF
the whole Democracy oil the nation 7vm.
strenuous, and united exertion for the main
.enance Of the grand fundamental principles
upon which our happy government wasestao'
Ii:hed. and upon which, alone, it can be per-
petuated.
In local point of view, the above remark
has peculiar applicability TO ,hisnorth-wes
portion Of Illinois: here, for nearly two years
past, the Democracy have been cast into the
back ground, vilifed. abused, and sIandered
by the opposition, and no organ at hand i:iro.
which retributive justice could Ds sought. 5
10 contribute, therefore, to the meiioratiG"
Of our present political situation. though TEE
BILE the effort, will be one Of the primary OBJ
jec.s Of the Democrat.
For the promotion Of education, and tho diff
fusion Of nsefuI knowledge. the arts and sell
ences, and whatever will contribute 10 tho
greatest good Of the great number. the Demo.
crat will 20 as Ear as he who will 90 farshest
Religious controversy. personal v'tnperas
ton and abuse, will find no favor with the De-
mocrat.
TERMS---rhe Democrat will be published
on an extra imperial sheet, once week, at
three dollars per annum. payable in advance,
or on tho delivery OF the first number.--and for
every three months delay. fifty cents will be
added.
Any person procuring ten subscribers. and
becoming responsible for the same. will be en-.
titled TO copy Of the Democrat.
The first number Of the Democrat may be
expected about the 18th instant.
GALrsA. ILL,Eols, Let March, 1888.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

INTERESTING rAcr.---The N. York Sunday
News contains the following announcement:
1.-The brig Carrel, which cleared at this port
on Friday last for Alexandria. (Egypt.) is
lreighted with machinery Of American mann-
facture, and carries out a company Of Aneri-
cans, who have entered into an arrangement
with an agent Of the Pacha Of Egypt for the
establishment of mills for husking rice, and for
the expression Of oil from cotton seed. vari-
Gus attempts have already been made. both By
French and English mechanics. TO bring into
operation mills Of this descriptions; but thro'
defects in the machinery their projects have
invariably proved abor,ive. At length Niche
me, Ala resolved to try the mechanical genius
Of America; and hence The present expedition
has been fitted out, and, we are happy 10 add,
with every prospect Of success; that 49, it the
practical skill Of the engines, and the science
OF the superintendent, are considered guaran-
lies Of such result. Wa understand that the
machinery is from the West Point foundry.
which hare assertion will be convincing
proof 10 our readers Of the strength aid accu-
racy ofits construction.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Notice..

wv HEREAS, the subscriber having taken out
w letters of administration the estate Of
R,cnar E. Ely, decd some years, all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate requested to pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, 70: settlement;
and those indebted are requested to make immedi.
ate payment, as l am anxious to settle up the at.
fairs without delay.
ALEXANDER REED,
Admir- the ESTATE of K. E. Ely, decd.
Bellview, w. Il. March 81, 1885, 4l-4t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

A GOOD w1rE.-The Barnstable Pa
triot says, any girl that makes good cof-
fee, does not scold on washing day,
and is willing to be seen before break
fast time, will doubtless make good
wife.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
GIVE US A CALL.

r USr received in addition 10 our former stock,
: mn assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, consisting in pat, as follows:
Calicoes. Ginghams, Domsstics, Linseys, Flaa-
nels, Jeans, Merinos, Worsted and Yarn Hose,
Hardware and Cutlery. Britannia, Glass and
Stone Ware,
READY Made CLIO 9EEUnMG}
roots ana Shoes Of all kinds, Ladies Morocco
and Prunelle Boots, Prunelle, hid and Satin Slip
pcr., together with good supply If GROCERIES
of all kinds.
ALSO-lO0 Dbl. SuPERFINE FLOUR, all
Of which we will sell cheap for Cash or Lead.
MATTOX T. MARKLE.
Du Buaue, Nov. Is. 2ld
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Public Sale

WILL sell at public sale, ON Saturday in IN.
Il first week in June next, (court weekly the follow.
ing properly in the town of Du Buque, viz:
Four town lots OH Bluff Street-on two Of said
lots are two good l story log houses, and timber
on the remaining two sufficient to build dwelling
houses Said property is situated south of the
dwelling house of P. Qugley, Eco. Persons desi-
rous of purchasing good properly on moderate
terms would do well to embrace this opportunity,
March 81 Al WIN. WATTS.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Marker ros MA1p.ss---'Tlr FOR TAr.-'rhe
Young bachelors Of Texas, to tho number Of
5000, and many of whom bear on their brow
the glorious l.urels Of San Jaeinto, and there
fore are s.doubly armed" for female conquests,
have addressed an answer to the 5000 yankee
lasses Of Boston who petitioned Congress a.
sainst union with Texas. Like much Of
what the fair sex say aboutthe matter Of union,
..no" the Texas youths suppose means. in this
instance, eyes" They pray ardently at leas.
for domestic union, and their prayer, we pre-
sumo, will be respectfully listened TO; the
more 80 probably, because. as the Houston 'Te-
|Iegraph suggests. many Of the aforesaid spin
sters are little show come We so" in the old
maidish line, and 'to,her side Of tire Rubicon.
The memorial runs thus:---'.To the most beau
|,iful---the most lovely--.the most accomplish
ed. and fairest the fair: alias, the 5000 young
ladies' Of Boston, who signed a pe.itioned to
the Congress Of the United States, against the
annexation Of Texas to the Union Of the North.
ave are here, dear-objects of our affection.
without wives: we have not one woman to one
hundred men. and it is this reflection which
more sensibly embitters the course you have
adopted towards US. We are aware that the
refnements Of age will not allow US to adopt
the preceden, set by the youths Of Rome. in
seizing upon the fair daughters Of their Sabi-
MAN neighbors; such is the anxiety ot govern
ment officers to promote an emigration Of the
fair from other countries. with probability Of
securing to themselves happiness in domestic
life, ibeing nearly all bachelors.l they have
granted to each lady two thirds Of league Of
land, Gas dover 10 her husband) who shall
marry within the next twelve months. These
considerations should prevent you from form
ing hasty opinion against US.
'.ln csnclusion. il you will emigrate to our
fair land. we will bind OURSELVES. individually
and collectively. to furnish yon all with good
husbands. within between eight and ten months
after your arrival upon our coast; and thus fur
nish you with better employment than med
ding with political questions, which should
interest yon much less than your own domes-
tic felicity"
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

A SlsS.---Virg,l a. Stewart, Of Murrel
pamphlet celebrity, indicted for larceny in
Mississippi. has found it necessary TO apply
for the benefit Of renue. 10 be taken to ChOc.
taw county; his trial will take place on the
first Of April. F"nr-fifths Of the people who
accredited his h. mug catchpenny- Mnnchau-
sen.Murrel pamphlet, during most foolish
excitement. now confess themselves to have
been deceived.
We have some documents from Judge Clan
ton Of Miss. twhose character has beenmuch
assaulted by Stewart and his book.) proving
that Stewart now has brother in the Peniten-
tary Of Louisiana. &c. As our paper circu-
lates through the country identified with Stew
arts glory, we will give them place in our
next; they may crafty the curious and those
in.eres ted in variations of crime, whether
drawn from reality or dc,lon.--f Memphis Eng.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Pedigree.


YOUNG VOLUNTEER was bred by Mr.. Jas
Proctor, Of Logan county, KY and was sired by Mr..
A. Cotton's celebrated race horse Volunteer, "
Gai,a,in; he by the imported bedford out of the
imported Membrno made, his dam BY the import
ed Royalist, he by Satan, +. By Eclipse; grand ,
teer of England, he by Eclipse; great grand dam
by Patriot, he by Fearnought, he by Aristotle
Valiant, sc. great gfea, grand dam by Ceier, he
by the imported Janus. Young Volunteers dam
was by Prices Diomede, he by Lawrence's Do
msae, he by the imported Diomede, Wildair mare,
Fearnought, Jolly Roge $, imported Kitty Fisher
&c. grand dam by Matcnle.s, he by Booy, he by
Clubfoo,, he by the imported Janus--a anus OF Eng
land BY Godolphin Arabian, Little Hockey mare,
dam Fox, Bald Galloway, &c. &c. Thus il will
be seen that Young Volunteer has descended from
the best stock in Ameiica-Diomede OH the side OF
his dam-Galla,n, Bedford, Ro.alist, Spread la
gle, Cellar and Janus OH the side ofhis sire: all OF
which have contributed to propagate not only the
f,css but tho feetest horses IN the world. Sog'v-
en- in the American Stud Book.
b. B. LAWLESS.
Anrl 7 1879 d..
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
FOR SALE,

FO16 SAAEs
A MACHINE for saving shingles, owe of a SUI
II perinr construction and warranted TO do a
better business than any t'in5 of the kind ever Of
fered to the public. Enquire o, NJ. w. Powe:,
Peru, OF Of the subscriber at Van Buren, Diggings
L. u. LEWIS.
March 81, 1889. 4!-4t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Administrators Notice.

~ 61mlnIStf3tOYS VOtuCCs
UYiiE Undersigned have taken out letters oi
Administration upon the estate OF David
w atson, late Of Du Buque Co. w. L. decd. All
persons having claims against said estate Will pre-
SEN, tho same accortiingto law, and those indebt-
cd will please 10 make payment to the subscribers
without delay.
NANCY WATSON, Adm'rx.
On Buoue. March 10, 1898. 33-3t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to thu undersigned fo'
IL Medical Services, are earnestly requested &c
call and settle the sam. by Cash or Notes.
JOHN ". FINLEY.
March 10, 1888. ss-l#
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

Oh HALF Bushel Measures, for sale by
III +. LOCKWOOD.
March l7.hi 1888. a9-G %
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

BEDSTEADS.
Fountain Bluff, Aug. 26, 1887 Ia
4 LARGE lots OF Bedstsads, just reed, and
~ for sale by [octi41 3. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
Young Volunteer,

wv ILL stand tine ensuing season at the stanle
w Of b. b. L,wles, Pleasant Hill, near Du
Buqus, at $50 the season, and = the insurance.
Young Volunteer is beautiful chestnut sore
fifteen hands and three inches high, ten years old
in May next, with deep shoulder, beautiful head
and neck, couples short and stroag, with a com
plate set ar limbs, aud that he is at this time one
Of the shDwesi horses in the west, there can be no
dispute. Volunteer 10 ''--.'--',' ""s OF Inc pest
blooded horses il tho western county.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

COnvcyancing.
nEEDs, BOND, and other instruments o
IL writing, drawn by
March 81. 4l3m. JOS. I. FALES.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

~, Store, opposite his old stand, on Main
/ large and we'll selected assortment Of SPRlNa
EAND SUMMER GOODS, just received fe
4 New York and Philadelphia, to which no inv's
! the attention OF customers. &
4 June 10. S-u @
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

Gy Al lar % meelIng of The fr OF Mr. simpson con-
yened at The Astor House on the ne h Of
.and Jun and G. r. Hoffman Esqs apppined Secret aries
TIE eerg being organized Co. d. G. Golden chaIrtt an
OF gentlemen present cheeruy terdrrng helr AID asd
operation. On motion Of GeG,ral Wetmore i was Re
the memt of the general committee, teae iog him
pmentary beAet from the citizens Of New York and that
Mr. Hone be reque ted 10 prepare SAID The
following is The correspondence WIN Mr.. SIMPSON -
New YORK, ; sLeHbyr |, 1885.
Dear Strive address you commute OF Sodr Fellow cit
zen who are DESTROYS, AZ lt cohR, ncenfn u ne" ne
arcal give you complimentary benefit the the
are which has hourshed long under Jour adcious
agement
Nearly thirty years Elapsed you first appeared
su candidate for the favor OF The New York p4bien
the part OF Harry Dorntoa in Hotrous popular comeay
1.-The Road 10 RUM The selection ef This part lhen in the
possession OF New Yorks iavorite actor Mr. Cooper, gave
evidence OF proper confidence II Jour abilities which
justified by the verdict then promo unced aud subsequently,
repeated suitable occasion, while you Continued
the stage But tine complnlea which now tender you
is intended express opinion OF your merits
tor but mark OF personal friendship ard testimonial Of
unau approval of tie manner which prime pal
city long period
years durngt greater part OF which you have
plimenl1ry benefit is raoGe which has usually
adopted TO the opinion OF the public IN favor OF srto
roa individuals connected with hest authors
and TO such appeals bera community have ever given
cheerful response whenever ccuns noes OF pecunary
cessty furnished acaim upon public benevoe
public appreciation You have happily no eta the first
ground But If the unremed exeons TO contribute
TO the rational OF oar citizens IN the management
talent Of the highest oraerf the most 10
serve the purity and resement OF the legitimate drama
from the inroads OF immortality the corrupons vated
aste-aud the furnishing in person, an example OF
coRciae the favorable opinion Of fastdous
considered Sufficient tile to such distinction, feel fully
warranted In offerings and trust you will mol hesitate Ia
commtee nunper b.,r appointed fnakr ar
fer With You on the most sus time other
nected with the benefit We sir with seatmenlr of resptc,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
DIED

On Tuesday morning. 25h Instant in the Seth year OF h
rOn thc 25h iasan Mr. Isaac WnaRs 55h of his
age. - ru,.h ~ - j. - u.w.ooa
aged 25 years : -.
aged G. years ,
Al Cha sion the 4lh instant, Mis- Caroline K. Edger-
GA, formerly of Bridgeport Conn, aged IS years.