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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

RAISING THE WISD.-These hard times for
my friend Col Webb. During the last summer, he
has been cutivatng very extensively the Morus
Multicaulis, and yesterday he makes the fol-
lowing offer Of bargains in that line:-
TwESrY THOUSAND Menus MUI ricAULD TREEs-The
advertiser growing Long Island 10000 genu-
inc Morm Mutcauis Trees which he offers for sale at
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS each. The cuttings
from lot Of Trees which the best Of
fered for sale this city last Terms naf cash. and
the balance delivery Of the Trees such time the
chaser may designate.
IL the gallant cheualier will take percussion locks,
mahogany stocks, or even Morris Canal stock with
'cursss' on Il, we may be disposed to trade with
him. We have saltpetre ON hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

lust RECEIVED FROM INDIA, YOUNG'S INDIA
d HAIR RESTORER-Ths invaluable article, consisting
decocon made from tropical herbs has been received
for the first time from India where the natives of the interior
districts are the habit Of using il neverang remedy
against the decay the ha-and accident discovered its e
virtue the proprietor who ha, since tested its merit by
the decided All aud both may use It with
perfect security In ONE or TWO applications stops the
falling off Of hair m destroying disease ceunteracts its
ecacy aud pas the necessary ,gor and strength for max
ing the fine hair down grow with unwonted
luxurance.
Sold at SMITH DE JONGH No 3l9 Pearl street. at 81
nor bottle with directions how TO use il. iy2-2w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY IL. 1889.

DYSPEPSIA may cured without having recourse to med.
IL cine by using As drink, FILTERED RAIN WATER
' - Il0t - IABERsETHy.
PARKES, Of No ? Wall ST., N T., Manuiacturero me
Robins oondon begs inform the public that he mas
catea himself in business with Mr.. George Wade the "a
Of the double Ferer and that they nave now on manu-
Machines Of either kind warranted TO perform
Price from So upwards No connection with any oer
person persons who selling what they Term htes
chimes.
Bills Of particulars may be had as above
Ferers repaired and goods packed and sent to any P
the world. w '-lin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

OFFICE o THE N. AMERICAN TRUST BANKING Co.
New YoRK, July ?, 1889.
90 DIvIDEND-The Board Of Directors have this day
declared dividend Of four per the capital stock issued
payable stockholders their legal representatives, and
after the 25th The Transfer Books will he closed from
the 18th TO the 2oth instant inclusive.
BY order Of the Board,
iy3lm. WALTER MEAD, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

nRJJLLoyD wHTTEMoRE respectfully inform
~ his friends and the pupc that he has removed to No
Who nav honor him with tn confidence. Having studied three
year. in the Hospitals of Paris and year In the Lyngn
o under the celebrated Professor Naeeee
he trusts he !. competent TO treat scientifically any disease tina
NAV come under his observation. myiii.sm'
MEDICINE CHESTS, fnew and elegant patterns, care
NI fully filled with the best of Medicines and secrrey pack
ed for families travellers ships and plantations For sale BY
RUSHTON ASPtNwALL,
90 wlism-st, ITO Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

~ BOARDING HOUSES IN BROADWAY TO
tmX LETTh. houses Nos los and no Broadway, knewn
fremont House, comprising upwards Of 40 rooms,
large and small with large kitchen fitted NJ with furnaces
and cooking apparatus suitable for large establishment One
Of the being the OF Pine street. presents many
rooms lighted directly from the street
These each other and ccaneced by means
o doors through Partition walls the floors OF both being
on level Tn. dining Dom about % feet long 1.-The with
room Is "a feet by - The other rooms range
ON 20 feet by ~ IA feet by dumb waiter . erecird
lich,u 10 the dining ROOM The above premises
enicnee Tor large and respectable establishment and
located in the pleasant we'll as The most business
part In broadway. - -, 80
Fer terms Sc apply the Bookstore los Broadway corner
Of Pine st. Possession given Immediately V2-zweoa'
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
|. IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
fAn.tt.. fa,,uJava exceptedl ath p NJ frcvn

= r~ IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
- Daily, Sundays esceped) ats M from
8@skhs<ss&- Battery Place Pier No. !, North River,
VIA Newport and Providence Steamers Massa
chuset Capt Comsock Rhode I'lasd, CAPT Thayer Mar
de above boats win leave New York daily, except Sunday
Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers Al ston'ne
ton may take The Railroad and proceed with the mail
imedaey 10 Boston, may continue m the steamer, via
Newport and take Railroad It Providence for Bostsn
The steamer RHODE ISLAND Capt 1hsyer, will leave
~. a. n n IaaA cou..a1ox touorrau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
OJOLio
500 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confnesshis practice to

800 Broadway, entrance In Duane street,
DISEASES OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALNIIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eos extensive practice, and the number OF pa
iens who cannot be attended during his Office hours he has
obtained the services of Dr. WEsTMAcoTr Praeueohe
vorabiy known for in TIN. CITY, on e
New York Medical Society," and Of the Royal college OF sur
eeon. Edinburgh Dr. W. paid mnch attention to diseases of
the Eyein Paris and recently, to Dr. Eiofs peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment I9. -
Office hours from 10 to o'clock, daily. myas ".
WINDOW BLIND MANuFACTOki.
THE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public thai
he has constantly on nand large and elegant
Of every description Of the painted transparent
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Daph
NOUS Chinese Architectural Fancy Blinds which he cas
rabay as thew have been known with common last
from fourteen years. The prices of the shades
Cords asses rack pullies, and fittings for
to order by applying to GEORGE PLATf, ~ Spruce st.
N B. Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind hsnss
nls-2msy
TVO ARCHITECTS BUILDERS. AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
eths,s that they have constantly hand and are prepared 70
furnish at short notice. architectural ornaments Of every de-
scripton for the interior finishing Of dwellings, ehurche
and other pabic buildings via; capitals for columns anu
do. to all the orders architecture, CONSOLES us.es
rched mouings, rosette ptares eze ornaments &c &c
&C. 10 any size The long proved quality Of composition
nen executed BY hem renders it useless to say much
its euogy; and the means they possess ana IRON ions
practice the execution Of models mouds and every
business ater themselves that for bodness OF re
and general sharpness and beauty their work Will be found
much superior any thing the kind done in other place
they having avoided that tiny Eat and underlined
much and Justly complained Of Great attention. having been
paid the Of insure the best quality al
the lowest possible price, they happy to that their pre-
sent scale Of prices will be found to be beyond the reach
abatement competition.
Builders Of New York. any part Of the United States
woua find material saving, and likewise procure superior
article BY calling writing any thing OF the kind they
require have hand and enabled to fill orders
y N'''''' : - ''''' CALLER s MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
mvlASu& One door from Niblss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
HEALTH.
SALT AFTER BAT HIS

For Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbroses
street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street. North River.
Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

M sYIyEsTERs NEW REPORTER AND COUN
and mes, useful publication now exan to the of business
II excellent advertising medium and the charges rea
.onable. Iii Published every Tuesday morning,by sYLvES
TER& CO.. l6s Broadway. jeI
CARsAPARILLA PORTER-A and healthy Beve.
- rage-Th Porter manufactured by the subscribers from
ingredients perfectly noene there being narcotic ssea
IN the composition Il combines an agreeable tonic with
Alternative admirably cacaaed to invgorste and produce
healthy action throughout the y stem.
The delicate without the possibility Of
atng undue excitement at the time derive all the ad
vanisre from its tonic properties that can be obtained from
the best London Porter.
celebrated renovsor of the system purify ing the blood
eradica,ng cutaneous diseases &c.
For beverage for health Il Is believed that this
Porter unsurpassed BY article offered to the public
il being highly carbosaied and very grateful to the palate
For sale, By the eress or dozen, by
WHITING BABCOCK, 81 Liberty street
" b. Delivered IN any part OF the city
w. have made trial oft6e ssrsapa Porter manufactured
and sold by Mcsss Whiting Bsbcock, and have found u
very lively and pleasant beverage .
From the ingredients which enter into its composition
believe that will found wholesome and refreshing drink
and free from the unpleasant which follow the use
ALFRED c. POST, Md.
III. BORROWE, VI ID.
GILBERT SMITH, NJ ID.
WILLIAM ". BLAKEMAN, NJ D.
jel4 Inn y. MEAD, Md.
Iay- THE CHEAPEST on
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths CASH
made hernsst elegant style the shortest notice, at the
following prices cash on delivery, a, the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
JAMES TAYLOR,
So Maiden Lane and n LibertysL
Lpr
superine black, blue fancy colored Dress
Coas Slt to ri
Gsntlemeus' Summer Goats. from 50
colors, 81 OTTO 50 so
VISITS ofsilhs, ,atHs. velvets, cassimeresAiar.
settles, YsIent. or Thibet Cloth, - rs to IS
The public will pie observe the above prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Taios s2sy
vERBENA CREAM FOR SHAVING
verbena Cream To thee dedicate my lay,
For easy shaving thouit to none give way,
The lasting parking creamy foh, boards thy virtues shew
More fragrant than white than aaky snow
II would be useless TO esio The peculiar emolen properties
Of Rings Verbena Creamnits rich durable iah,r with
warm, cold spring rain waerits entire freedom from all
smartng rednss roushness generally compliance o. by
the Of other soaps after shaving Prepared and sold
CUAs w. RING, 6ii Broadway.
Also for sale By A. b d. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton street.
Guion, $50 Broadway; s. II. 3. a. Woodworth, $40
Broadway Dickie, i3 Brcsd~syi y ~ Guion, cor Bow
cry Grand street. syme 90 pc~ery, cor Of walker st.
je20.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
J. NE.
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,

NO. J9U BroadWay,
Manuact lures Li Machue Force, and other Pumps 6xed
and Portable Water Closets Hot Cold Shower and Vapor
Baths Garden Engines and Syringes, Water Filters. &c
NJ B-Inormaon given relative to Hydraulics and Levels
taken for the conveyance Of water. jel7-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

A. NEW OPPOSITION sToRE.-Great bar.
gains in Boots and shoes AT the new store OF the
subscriber "a Canal between yariek and Hudson ree-hrs
boot and shoe store Of yarick street The public are IN
formed that there they can find mammoth assortment 81 all
the different kinds color and szes Of ladies' genemen and
chdrens boots shoes and slippers Genemens french ana
and warranted and al the different kinds cf ~ and 2os boots
the fashionable style and all sizes No. is4 aud 2A
Canal street JAMES WlGGiNs
NIB No insulting and calling OF customers from the street
allowed tins Be particular o. the number lst over
The door jei3lm.
no OBTAIN beautiful head Of Hair or an elegant PAIR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Health and SEN II nthing -B nth-hfo"sc, u. l.
consequence Of the increasing patronage to THIS house
the proprietor has been induced 10 enlarge and make great
and Is in complete readiness Tor boarders
and visiters This establishment well known as being the
nearest seabang place New York, (beng only y miles
from Brooklyn and pronounced by medical men ana All VINO
visit it, being the most healthy and delightful situation on
the island In front Of the house Is splendid prospect of me
Atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arseng and departing
from the port Of New York in the extensive view OF
Long Island, with its beautiful cultivated fields Adjoining
the hot weather The bath,nshouse on the beach but
throw from the house Cor lades and children aud
the other for gentlemen Extra lines OF stages w run TO the
Bath as foil rvs, viz -
From Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. From Bath House
At 10 o'clock, A. N. O'Clock, ~.
PM. ".
PM Y. NJ.
ie27.Ims wM BROWN, Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

n EXTRA MoLEsKIN rIATs--Those who have
w paid s. in Broadway for Moeskin Hat, and thos.
who have paid SO for long nap silk, should LOOK AZ
HoWELLS Molekir Hats sold Al the low fred price o. -
No should pay IS FOR hat 81 Tor heavy long
nap silk hat while the quality Of Howes SOLD Tor
ga The price Is 6xed there therefore disaecabe par
lev veen the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
ieI9.Im. Late of the firm of Brown Ce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

a. LOOK At THIs.-who keepsthe most splen
did Boot establishment In the ethyl Answer
Old ROSS RICHARDS CO, at 2i0 Canal street. running
through 10 asl Greenwich street Go there for tip top fash
onabs and durable Boots and Shoes and from Is 10 30
per cent 2ao Canal street. sign Of the largest boot IN the
world Jf2o Inn
M ID. d. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed TO No 60s Warren street. 2nd DO
c,as. Wsst Rroalvav myissn
CyULPHATF or MoRpHlNE-Just received and Tor sale
- bv LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
Z l1ald a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

NEW MAGAZINE--Now ready. No. Of THE MONTH
IN LY CHRONICLE OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE
Consisting Of Essays Local Sketches Novelties, Tales
Face Poetry and Critical Reviews Of books, the Ora
ma. the Fine Arts, Sc
This magazine will receive the contributions Of many
Of the distinguished of the day. and will be exclu
svely devoted the interests Of American Literature Terms
four dollars per annun. three dollars II paid ia advance
single numbers three shiliings each.
Published by +. Saunders 357 Broadway, facing Carlton
House. and be obtained OF the several booksellers in
and Agents wanted for the above. y4 6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

81 CATskILL MOUNTAIN SEAT THE PINE
N:IT ORCHARD, ls3eThis we'll known aud fashionable
Suresor undergoing considerable repair and viii be
open for the option Of June 25h The roads leading
this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
peeay that portion Of hs mountain has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stage. will regularly dsrng the between the
Landing the Mountain House. and will be found IN readi
all times the arrival Of the boats at the Cak Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Moun-
tain House the shortest notice.
ieto am+ c. L. BEACH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

= C-n- - ron PEEKsKlLL, VERpLANkS
Sr~G..zSrzrra2 POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
TARRYTOwN, DOBBs FERRS,hAs.
-rINGs AND yoNKERs.-Thc new and splendid steamboat
KosCIUsKO Capt u. Haywood, will leave he foot OF hob
;nson stree, (e above Bcay) every morning Fridays ex
r,e al O'Clock, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
.srh vay Returning, viii leave Peekskill at O'Clock.
Breakfast and Dinner on board
In order 10 afford passengers time 10 spend in the
nlac,. NE Koscusko will leave Peekski 2ocock
For he OF passengers she viii mike trip
on Friday, leaving a. above .. -.
tAMsoN No e7 West street. where packages freight &c
will he received Cor the boat jy7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

MILITARY AND rIpEMEN's CAPs-MILfTAR1
lM HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gsn tnes, Game
ard sso, Bag Cartridge Bore Belts scaeesrds and map
prices-se franks, valice Csvpet bags Nat Bores anA
wy 's HENRY g GRATACAP,
500 Broadway, Between White and Walker streets
NIB Companies about forming, both Military and Frremen,
can he furnished with Caps the shortest Notice. ltsms
II ETINED NCKLE, warranted Of 6rst qsaity for sale.
ls,r 800 ~..-LEWls IEucnTwANGER, Gold -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS.
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE

MARSHS HEATH HOUSE
fh- THIS establishment. well known to the public has
the Of company since the 18th of June
last II deemed only to that the whole esta
bhnent has been put in unusually good condition. and every
effort has will be made maintain the high reputation II
at present possesses and make il desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore.
jy4-lm. T.. MARSH Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

rV,O OBTAIN beautiful head Of Hair elegant pair Of
black whiskers wyethsC ream Of Liles For sale,
genuine, wholesale and rttal By
ielo.lms T. IA RING. pruHOakH ~ RHQadNAys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

49, FOR AlARsEiL LEs.-Ths very superior new
kffSSp Russian ship MlNETTE, Capt Seth, having the
principa part of her cargo engaged and going on
board she will promptly be despatched
For balance freight which will he taken at low rates. APP
ply 10 BOYD HlNCkEN,
y3y Tontine Buildings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

n3- sYLvEsTERs NEW REPORTER AND CoUN
TERFEIT DETECTOR is next To the Herald, the very best
and NEST useful publication exan to the of business,
is an excellent advertising medium and the charges
,onabe II Published every Tuesday morning,by sfLvES
TFR& CO. ibs Broadway. jeI7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

NEW REFECTORY-J. SWEENEY informs ms ireDA
and public that he has opened Refectory IN thea
large elegant building No LA Fslton street Fish, Flesh
Fowl always be found bis tables and every deSca
ey Of the provided appears in the marhe
No attention will be waiting his part to give g~er
sacisn and he hops find that mena
which he is determined TO reserve. --
iI0.n SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

DANlEL SWEENEY, III Ann street, returns his ancess
H. thanks his friends for the liberal sufportthsy
unorrs rendered him he first opened hs Rsstory
that WIN be his cosar endesyor IL merts
continuance 81 thsir appreciation His table furnishes
with the market affords and those who may honor his
table with their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness ciyiy and prompttude. ile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

49, FOR LlvERPOoL.-New Luc-Reguar Pscke'
NFFp Of the 2sth July The elegant Packet Ship RIOS.
ss- Gus Capt John Collins Of 100 tons win sail a.
above.
For freight passage, having accommodations aneguaet
for spenaor and comforts apply board at Orleans Wharf
foot Of Wall storto l.. X COLLINS CO.,
50 South 81.
The packet ship siDDoNs, CAPITA. Palmer will succeed
The Rosciu. and sail the 25th Of August. je2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

= r~~po - FOR BELLEVILLE AND ACQUACk
CEnS-1N MONK The steamboat SARATOGA,
Ss<xsne- Capt Wilcox will leave the foot of Liberty
street on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at two ocock
p NJ This boat well calculated to carry all kinds of freight
superior accommodation for passengers only drawing
80 WATER 200 bsrhen and well calculated
FOR the Passaic River
For freight passage apply to the Captain board or TO
CROOKE FOWKS,
corner Of West and Liberty strest
~ B-An kinds Of freight taken board Of this Boat at
reasonable delivered o'clock the day Of SAIL
ing. Jels-2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

BOARD At Walton Mansion House. No 326 Pearl street.
ID Franklin Square, At 50 50 per weekThe location een-
trail and il il of the pleasant resorts in tai
CITY Young doing business down town, or gentlemen and
their wives will find at the above place comfortable nome
Rooms 10 let a the above house without board
Also splendid Hall for masonic, odd fellows and other
Iodrrs referees committees musical parties Se eliln'
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ball room in readiness for cotlion and other parties,
the steamboat will make trips for their accommoda-
ton ie202weods
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16
Obituary..

"Every passing gale Ssiss over another vete-
fan's grave, and ere long, The las sage, and the
last soldier of the Rco0lutiOa, will be seen no
more.
Died. at his residence in this District on the
lst inst, John Sullivan. a. ed eighty four years.
soldier ofthe Revolution Throughout near
ly the whole war. MIR. Sullivan fought in The
armies of the Revolution; and both us IN officer
and soldier. faithfully and Zealnlisly discharged
his duty to his country. He lived long IN mgh
TO be rewarded. for the tolls and labOrs of his
youth, in witnessing the happiness AID pros
perity Of his country, enjoyed under the bIes-
sings of that liberty. for which he contrnded in
many a well fought field These services to
his cnnntry, tie noble and rStmabe qualities
Of pure heart, AMI the blaniness and aff;,bi Y
of his manners. endeared him to his neis hborS,
his friends and relations. by ties which cannot
easily be broken.
In his family circle, beloved as he was for the
warm affections of his nature, honored and
revnrenced for his numerous virtues. though
long expected, his loss is most deeply felt and
lamented. Bur his family in their a!iliction, have
the cheering hops. the solid consolation, left
them, that his end was the end of the good man
that he died the death of The rig ghteous. For
the long period of forty fire gears, he wns a
member of the Baptist Church, M humble and
devoted follower of the reilly ion of Christi H.
Illustrating. by the pureness of his living and
the upriuhness of his department. the truth
and certainty of thai holy faith which he pro-
fessed through life, and which blessed and sus-
tain"d hi in death.
Afirr life well spent. in discharging his drl-
tv to the Church. 10 his country and his friends,
full of years, hnnoreh aud respected by ALL he
sunk calmly and quietly ino the grave.
sSure the last end of the good man is ueace!
Night dews fall not more gently to the ground
Nur weary, WORKOUT winds expire 80 soii."
Mr. S. was horn in Virginia, in the year
l755, and was for upwards of65 Years re-
<id.nt Of this District Communicated.
Died suddenly. of Periraritis. on the
25h of. April, P1ui Peterson, only son
nf 'he late John Peterson. Esq. Of Coffee
Vile, Clark county, Alabama, and former.
" of Ednefeld District. s. C. aged 81
wears and 10 DAYS. His disconsolae mo
ther mnnrnS her irreparable loss the more
because he promised 10 become n usrfn
and respectable prop to her advancing
wears.
Died Of puerperal fever. on The 2Sth nj
April, near Clarksvilc. Clark county. a
ALBANIA. Mrs. Rrbeccn Black. consort % Nr
Thomas Black. formerly Of E,leelinl
District. S. G.. and lately Of Hancock co
| Ga. Thr deceased was - rare pattern q
domestic virtue. Her sole earthly happi
ness was concentrated in the circle Of h.,
children; two of whom. twins. left lhi.
world hui two davs before her demise, fn'
that bnurn, whence a di>consolare parl
ner and five motherleSs children wish il
vain tn recall her. Communicated.