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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

lido hereby certify that afflicted several ycars with
a'olent sick headache which attacked often as
about once week causing inc 10 von large quantities OF
oc an 10 remain sick for day time, tht could
scarcely set and the pain being eNcTucaing over one
OF bph eyes that my health tally
Procured boule Of SInltls Bitiers, ReDovsior Of
heahh 10y using which was entirely relieved and have
now remained In good health Tor several months. used
only one bottle ani have been much bcnefcd that
can confidently recommend Il Ia those afflicted SIMILARLY
was Induced To try tis remedy rOm the rcconncnda
on OF aIcspeeiahe Lady, Of acquaintance, who had
been similarly al cied anh who that she confident
that from the VIOLENCE of her she could been
alive now, II she had used the remed, which
entirely Iecv.dher IL IL not unpleasant 10 take, and
carries OF the bile gently 10y the bowels. In my opinion
Is valuable remedy. Given under my hand this liIh
July, lsi2. A. WRIGHT.
DO hereby certify that at the persuasion Of some OF
my friends lpnrehaseds half bottle OF "Sniihs Bners,
or RonOvaor OF Health" and found relief: have
h.da dseasc OF the breast for OF years pact
hden that have taken no medicine that LAS given
much relief tank bottle will rea'oTe tue to
health ROYAL 4. SHEPHERD.
JuLY 3li. 1872 an rs If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
N q r &c L..

an FRIDAY, August 9Th, We shall commence taking
~ passengers LynchbuTg 10 Tye River by the packet
boats from thence TO Lynchbnrs by stages bays Of lcav
ing Richmond as formerly, viz: On Monday, Wcdne say
aud Friday, At O'Clock M For aiter p1Ttc uars IN
qulTe at office at the head - tho Basin.
aug u BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

THOMAS POE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MARKET SQUARE
4 las IN store. for sale
Il ~ IIhds. Porto Rico Sugars, Cpart prince
70 10. Tolls" faulty Bacon
fn Bags Rio lagmrl, aud -. Domingo Ccncc
~ Boxes "Wooiscy WoolHcy's' patent Irsf Sugar
10 Bbis DO DO 10 pukcriEc du
Boxes -. Hoffman Co" single loaf 10
p ~ Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
~ DO 81 MalcTa DO olOl each
" DO DO 10 (supcrio)
~ Cases "Uc Young" Brandy OsD
100 Boxes "JlckFon's" Candies
10 ualca Mexican Moss
DO iaugucdoc Almonds
DO Wool
5000 rs "srrins Hn Factory" Yarns assorted isio ~
HO UtFa Shot (issortcD
10 Boxes "Crows'" sap
% Kcgs Scotch 6nun
Hall PIPES "Sc1notien Brandy all Of which arc
oHered 20 the trade. ~ tt--dfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

EBENEZEU PORTER MASON
lFE aud Writings Of EbcncZs ~ Pointer Mason nteTspcf.
IL scd with hints parents and instructors on the train.
ing aud educ a1no Child OF Genius by Dcnison Oln.
stead, Professorof Natural Philosophy and Astronomy In
Yale college Just received AZ the Book store OF
su2O SMITH. DRINKER MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

correspondence Of the Fillmore PsiIioi.
WAsHIsG TON. August Is, 4 p. NJ. 1912.
UNITED STATES SENATE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
MEDICINES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

\NEcucr Will great confidence As valuable anil spe.
w eessn remedy for Dyspepsia sick hraarhe merry.
"us ana t'ous complaints. colic eossenesr sour sioh
se i biy, female obgTucityns. and for various aud
complicated affections arising frn,n in,iscson hs
nts OF henovaior Of Health We have Ieesivcdi many
nEiinon1n of their efficacy. few only cI which for
want oi aiscc subjoin That Il a ssie innocast mi
enrciual remsdy does not aith OF a doubt with all those
who Law" tried them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
IsRENCu unnKs

FRENCH BOOKS.
| w RANDOLPH q co. Lave just opened an invoice
a. OF OJ vols Of FIR uch Books IN the various Depau
mchts OF Literature, direct from Paris, which will be soli
al moderate advance AZ tie quantities OF each kind
are small ose IN want would do wei call carly Caia.
logies will 10 published soon au9i
A iIHD- beautiful Clarified suEsr-for sale.
II an ~ JOHN N. GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

TUE nico o. the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-.
factoring Co " now kept next door to Mcesrs Wi.
Hams a. naHal, the street Leading 10 rhock oc Ware
House where a orders 81 Cotton Yarns and Drtncstics
wnbe promptly executed aud goods dclvcrcdaa place
IN the city fec Of drayagc the purchaser AMI al a. low
rates for cash or ue, Sly any other establishment
WM HAMILTON,
N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
VI y B1MIa aW s o
Port of Richmond.

Hgh Water This day. o'clock. p ~
ARRIVED,
schr Edward Llndcn. Parker, below, with wheat
schr RoHanna, Philips. Baltimore.
Schr Fob, Harrington, Baltimore.
SAILED.
sehr Harriet & Hannah, Smith Norfolk.
brig Pactclus, Bay, Norfolk.
sciiT Ma sau, Dearborn. New York.
soon sally Ann White GwMney, Ssn!l field
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
LUsIuEu,-

CEASONED LUMBEut-
- 1000 feet flooring Plank
5000 10 inch Boards
3tu do ? inch Plank
1000 10 BAG Seauins Which will be sold low in
lots 70 suit purchasers, 10 close consignment
au2O JAMES FISHER A son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

AuGusT 18th.
Received this day by a. S. LYONS,
HUNT Merchants M,razinc iof August Also,
IL Tic Democratic Review 10
Tho Kn'ckbockcr ia
Tho law Reporter do
MeiTy's Museum tL,
Cold Water Magazine 10
Tho ladies' Wrcaih, 40 I, for Auaurf
And part Of tho Great National Work mi, hing
In u Nos. az ~ cents zach.
SPARKS Ide Of Washington, 10 bo Issued once = n,ont,
until complctct.
an 70 = IYONS Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20
FOR NEW YORK.

sfN The regular packet sch' MANCHESTER
ASko worth master, having part Of her cargo cnsa
- Eed, aud Will meet with dispatch. For balance d
ireis and passage having good Accommodations, apply
The master on board. at Ludlam's wharf orto
IA - 2f WILLIAM ROWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-20

Rochester, May ith, 1888.
For sale by A G.. STEVENS
lie
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

not 10 recommend the recharlering OF
banks; and makes no a%llusion TO the
fact that thirteen Of the charters OF the
present specle-paying banks OF Ono
viii expire in a few days. Upon the
whole, he supposes that the currency
; question is settled; but how, whether
for or against banks. we are not advised
Fortunately, the Governor suggests that
our representatives., "comlug fresh
from the people," know exactly what
the people want; and, OF course, they will
govern themselves accordingly. WoIl,
may be so. Nous uerroRs.
To the Tyler folks who contributed
their mite towards the election OF the
"Leatherwood Lawyer" he extendSl The
hand Of fellowship, by announcing in the
Inaugural, as he had often done on the
stump, his most cordial appreciation Of
"CapIain" TyIer's uetOes. This was
due to the Tyleriles in Ohio, as a re-
ward for their votes-if apostacy mer
it's reward; but why, or how does it hap.
pen, that Wilson Shannon, who is known
to have relied for success, before the
/, election, no little on the effect of the
Abolition vote, has not one good word
for AboIilionists? Would that have
, rendered doubtful his allegiance to the
. cause Of Southern politicians?
10 order to get a fling at the late re
D signing members Of the Legislature, the
t Governor concludes his Inaugural with
q an essay on "the nature and form" of ouI
government. He admits that members
t of the Legislature have the right 10 re
!. sign; but asserts that it is q "qualifec
4 right" We doubt very much whethe
the people of Ohio will be made mucI
wiser or better by Mr.. Shannon's de
o uunciatIon Of the resigning MEMBERS
q All Of those members who were candi
q dates for reelection, with but two }
three exceptions, were reelected b.
10 their constituents; and it is not at a
likely that they will regard the Cove
" nor's rebukes, so long as they have tn
;" appreciation Of those whose represents
lives they are.
Us Looking at the Governors Addre'
We altogether, as impartiaIly as we ca
C we see 10 it nothing Of the ~enlrghtene
il statesman, accomplished scholar or d
he voted patriot. Its principal paragraph
q. exhibit low cunning, vindictiVe a%lIuslou
n and electioneering ohicanery. The
is are the characteristics Of its author
Of all these we ANTICIPATED a display
Or. the Inaugural; and we are GOT d~isappoiI
ed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
MEXICO AND THE U, STATES

The New Orleans papers Of tho first
Instant were received by last evenings
mail. From the "Tropic" Of that date
we take the following information. sim
portant if true" of the authenticity Of
which each reader must judge Tor HIM
self:
Important from Mcraco. AN %intelIi-
gent gentleman lately from the city of
Mexico, says it is currently reported and
generally believed there, that the basis
of the arrangement between our Minis
ter (Gen. Thonpson) and the Mexican
Government for the settlement oil our
claims on the latter, is the protfer on the
part of Mexico 10 cede California 10 the
United States. There are good grounds
for believing this to be true, taking into
consideration the fact that this natural
ridge, forming a road accessible by car
rIages, from "A point near independence,
Missouri, 10 some point in or near Cali
(ornia, was some time since discovered
and that our Government is said 10 have
a small command on q surveying eXpedl
ton 10 that region. II true, this i%ntelIl-
gence is of a most important character
The proposition will, il ncceded to by
our Government, give TO us a firm foot
hold at an important point west of tina
3 almost bOundIess region, The Oregon
territory. We shall await further IN
~telligence with anxiety IN the mea
time we cannot but hope this rumor ina
prove true."
Every reader must also iudg 70 for him
d sell what degree Of connexion there i
q between this information and the follow
ing passage Of the Presidents very re
cent Message to Congress
! "Ile four Minister 10 M%exico] has a
60 been furnished with other instruction
q to be followed by him in case the GU
10 eminent of Mexico should not find itse
ia a condition to make present paymeT
!" Of the amount of The awards, in spec
70 or its equivalent,
!. | am happy TO he able 10 say that !
,e for mation phich Is esteemed fdUorab
10 both to gust satisfaction Of the drar'
;. and a reasonable provision fOr 9th
= claims, has been receGtly received fro
l. Mr.. Thompson, the Minister of tho Ur
a led States, who has promptly and ea
at GENTLY executed the instructions Of h
Government in regard 10 this importa
subiect."-NGt Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

iD both houses. The Rev. Mr. Tus,in,
Of The Presbyterian Church has been
chosen Chaplain 10 the Senate, and the
Rev. Mr.. Tiffany Of tho EpiscopOliso
Church, Chaplain 10 the House, Bills
have been introduced in both Houses
10 repeal the Bankrupt Act and The
probability Is that a bill for that pur
pose will become a law at the present
Session - unless "CaptOin" Tyler shouIc
say ceto. The ExchequOr project als'
is under consideration 10 both branch
es.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
Ohio legislature.

The great length Of the Governors
Inaugural prevents us from giving o
summary Of the proceedings Of the Lee
gisla,ure since our last publication. In
the House Of Representatives, on the
10Th inst. a regular fare,up occurred, in
consequence Of the refusal Of our Repre-
sentative, Mr.. Atkinson, to vote Uird voce
for Speaker, Clerk, &c. to serve during
the session. Mr.. Atkinson, believing
that the Constitution required such cleo.
tons to be by ballot, asked to be excused
from voting in the name previously
resolved on by the House. On this
question, McNrlty refused to vote; and
thereupon an excited debate sprang up
which was terminated by a successful
motion TO adiourn-the House having
proceeded in the election Of officers only
so Ear as 10 call the names Of MeSsrs
Ackley and Atkinson. On Monday, the
18th inst, a motion 10 go into the cleo
ton Of officers OF the House, by ballot
was carried by a majority Of seven vote
some half dozen Locos voting will
the Wings; and thus, through the firm
ness Of Mr.. Atkinson, the old constitu-
tlonal mode Of elections, By ballot, (praC
ticed from the foundation Of our Stat
. Government up TO the last session. wa
restored, as w hope, not again 10 be
= departed from.
f We notice that the bill to repeal III
e act relating to Gugitives from labor an
r service in other States, has passed tn
r Senate; and is therefore become a Law
The bill for the Appraisement Of persoI
al property under execution, was pen
d ing in the House on the 18th inst. The
3 can be no doubt as to the passage of III
bill. A resolution passed the House
!. the 10Th, instructing our Senators al
requesting our Representatives in Coz
Of gress TO vote for the repeal of Il
4. Bankrupt Law. A resolution has al
J. been introduced by a Loco member,
is structing our said Senators and reques
Or ing our representatives 10 vote for
:, modification of the Tariff act, passed
OF the last session of Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
Proclamation.

Whereas, Sundry important matters, con.
nected tOith The prosperity Of the people
of This commonwealth, calls loudly for The
immediate consideration of The Legi3ia.
lure, al as early a day as practicdbie-
/ do. therefore, by this Proclamation,
coavene the Legislature, 10 meet in The
Court house, in CGrroihon, on Monday
Me 26th instant, al 6 o'clock p. N. of
said day. And l require tie Numbers
Of The Legislature, then and there 10 as.
Semble to receiUe such Information, re
speeding the State as may be giuea to
them. and to adopt such measures for The
good of the country and The relief of a
suffering people, as in their wisdOm shall
seem right.
In Testimony whereof I hare h~ereuntt
set my signature, al CarrolLton, hi,
22d day ofDec A D. lS42.
By order ofthe Governor,
E. J. ESTEP, Secretary
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
Rsandreth's Pills

HAVING been before the American
people over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and justly appreciated by many lhous'
ands. Little need be said IN their praise
m the shape Of an advertisement. The
virtues of the medicine having been ties.
ted by persons in every City, TOUn, VII
lGge, and almost every House in the U.
States. Ask any one who has used DR.,
Brandrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills.
and a hearty recommendation will he the
result. It remains only for tho public tc
be very cautious where they purchase
All DR.. Brandreth's Agents have an en-
grOved certificate Of agency on which IL
a copy of the Three Labels which arr
upon each box of The Pills. MARK
three labels on the top--,be side and bot
tom of each box, on each of which i
two signatures Of DR.. Brandreth,
DR.. ~BRANDRETHS
Agent for Carroll county is
w. D JENKINS.
! CarrUll,on, Sept. Q, ls4e.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
GERMAN WING PAPER.

"Der Deutsche RepubIIcaner," or Ger
man Republican, is the title Of a new
Wing paper, published daily and week
Iy, at Cincinnati, o. by J. H. SHREDDER
The Weekly paper, which is published
at $500 per year, is described as a pa
per Of fair size and neatly printed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

Gov. CAss.-Tbis distinguished gen.
tleman, but lately returned from his
mission 10 France, is fairly 10 the field
Tor the Presidency lie has already
"defned his position" In answer to a
recent letter addressed 10 him by Nah
Ion Dickerson, Mr.. Cass saws that he
has been a member Of the Democratic
party from his youth up. lis that trueHy
and further, that he thinks, that the
feelings and experience Of The country
have decided against a national bank
(Not very definite that) Mr.. Cas-
further remarks, that while a due degree
Of credit is highly useful in business, {
sound basis is essential to its permanen
prosperity. 1t needs no ghost come
from the grave 10 tell us that!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

@The Locofocos ct Columbus gave
Gov. Shannon twO suppers and one grand
dance on the evening following his in.
auguration. 1t is said that such eating
and drinking and dancing among the
Lokies was never before seen CT heard
Of.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

@The Hon. John Z. Calhoun has
resigned his seal in the Senate Of the
Unlled States-lne resignation to take
effect after the 4th day Of March next
Mr.. Calhoun, it is understood, would
prefer TO be President, as soon as Gap
tain" TyIer's term shall expire.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

0On the 10Th inst. Mr.. Atkinson
presented a petition from Daniel Black
praying for an alteration Of the bounda
ries Of this (CarroID county. We had
a notion 10 ask for a slight change; bul
we will wait until we see the result oil
Mr.. Blacks proposition.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
MONEY ARTlFlCTALLY SCARCE

MUNEY AKTIFTCTALLY SCAKCE
Sam talks about the present as "a
time Of artificial scarcity 10 the money
market" Who made money "arufcisI.
ly" scarce? And when is his artificial
scarcity" 10 cease, lfrbe glorious system
Of Bank reform is to be carried OuI2-
"ArGfcioi Scorcitg" indeed! Destroy
the rest Of the Banks-pfobibit the cir.
colatloO Of the paper Of The adjoining
SIales-coIIect and disburse the reve.
Dues Of the State in gold and silver, as
Fisher, Cory 81 Co. recommend in lheir
memorial, and the scarcity 10 which the
present dearIh is nothing, will be very
natural, we suspose %. S. jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

The Commerce of Boston During
the month of November, 20 ships, 70
~barques, 81 brIga, 300 schooners, and
II sIoops arrived at Boston, Of which
1879 were from foreign ports.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
CONGRESS.

Nothing OF much importance has as
yet ;ranspired in Congress. The stand.
ing committees (for which we have no
DON this week. have been announced
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

About two hundred couples joined
their fortunes in wedIock on Thanks.
g'vine Day in Massachusetts. The
GoVernoro Of that Commonwealth every
year appoints the day for more mar.
riages Than all the other officials in the
State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

Murder al Staten IsIGnd.-Andrew
BodIne, a resident Of Soulh6eid, was
'sken into custody on Thursday morn.
ing on a charge OF having killed his wife
during the previous night. In%temPer-
ance was supposed 10 be at the bottom
OF the dreadlui affair.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
THE PIPE LAYERS.

About forty Locofocos have been in
dicted in Delaware for violating the
election law. Wherever there is any
illegal voting going on, be sure the LOccs
are engaged in ito, s. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
Settle Up.

A IL, persons indebted TO The subscriber are hereby notified thai inc same
a MUST be settled BY payment or note n of before the 25b day Of Deeen-
a. all accounts renaDing unsettled on The books on that day, VIII posNRey
ne made upt md iG with the Justices OF the Peace oil The different townships tE
fe is determined ufquare up once a year, y possible
hArPotk, Peaches, or Wheat viii be received IN payment Of debit Il ehVeiS"
soon rrTEIT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
December %, 1912.
law IGGgGga
II. Il. ECKLEY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LA w,
Will practice 10 the Courts of Carroll
and the adjoining counties, Otfce ln
the frame building, adjoining The Store
of Isaac Atkinson Il Co., CarrolIton,
Carroll county, Ohio.
Dec. 20, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADM TURS NOTICE..
NOTICES hereby given to all those
indebted to me estate of George Rice.
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
to make immediate payment to the IN
dersigued administrators; and all those
having claims against said estate are re.
quested 10 present them, properly au
lheutica'ed, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
JOHN GANTZ,
ALFRED DOWNES.
Administrators.
December %, 1842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23
Will be sold at the following prices for ASH or
PRODUCE in hand.

Prints, good cloth, C pr, I'D
do fast %colors, 8 10 is do
Ticking II, 16 & 90 do
Bro. Sheeting, 81 in wide, 9 do
Red Fiannels, good, 81 do
Canton Flannels, ~ TO 10 do
Cassinett, stout, 40, 60 & rs do
Bleached Muslins, s to l8 do
Cloths 6 4 wool dye, $50 10 $500 do
Domestic Glnghams Is ct'. do
AIapacha cloth, new style, 65, Is do
Bombazine, Sl,OO do
6 Merinoes, good quality. 60 rs do
Nun Bonnels 81 cents
Straw Bonnets 100 10 $l.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

CarrolItou, December I6, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-12-23

Lake Salt in good Barrels Sl,75 per bbl'
Yellow Creek Salt do 9,25 do.
White Fish 5 cts. per ID.
N. o. Sugar, best quality, l2 lbs for 81
do. MoIasses do 40 cts per gal.
Good Green Coffee l2i els per pound,
Young dyson Tea IL els per quarter,
Pepper g. AIspice Is cts per pound.
Nader, warranted good, IS els. per lb.
Indigo do do ~ cts per OF.
Best six twist Tobacco l2 els per ID,
Best J%uuiarta Iron $5,25 per 100 lbs.
Sole Leather 90 Gle per H..
Mems Fur Caps 100 TO $2,75
Boys Sealette Caps 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
DIED !:

On Sunday evening, Sept 25t, of consumption Airs. Jane
b. Clark aged 81 years month and days wife OF Come
Illus e. Clark.
to attend her unrr this ats O'Clock from her
late residence 81 Third Her remains will be Inferred
at Bushwick, l.. l.
On the 25tl John y. Lee Of John ~ and Eliza
beth Lee, aged years and II days.
The family and friends requested 10 attend the tuner
al this afternoon, al O'Clock, n Governor street.
On Sunday afternoon 25th inst Miss Catharne g. Cald
well, in The 20li year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place this morning al O'Clock at
the house OF her brotbernaw Abner Aieen Fo 253 East
Broadway he friends Of the family respectfully ~
vei attend. Her remains will be taken 10 New ito-
chele for interment
On the 18th inst after short Illness, Jacob Van Foelh
aged 81 years.
His remains will be taken CatskI for nterment this
morning, A. NJ from his late residence IS Troy street
Abingdon place. Funeral services will be solemnzed at
the house.
Sept 23 William West, of Ephalet and Catbar!ne
Strdtlon, aged year months and days
On Su evcGHg 25 inst, RosannaE Matilda, daughter
of the late Asher Marx.
The relatives friends of the family are invited Ia at
tend tie funeral this atern0on at O'Clock precisely from
No. 67j Broadway.
On Sunday in the 81 year of his age Byne Faley ofcou
sumption
On sunday morning Mrs. McGowen in the 18th year Of
her age.
On III path Elizabeth Lyle wife OF Thomas Coneten
in the 35th year of her e.
On the 2.ih inst Miss M.lvna Campbil daughter ofthe
late Capt DonaIh Campbell in the 2oh year OF her age
At Prospec HILL Breeklyn on The 2ih INST Anlra "iic
of Anthony Kerr.
On the 55th n.i John Covert, OF Bushwicb L. L. IN The
S7tb OF hi, age.
On the 25ih inst William Walsh.