davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

NOTICE.
ANnC dsposcj OF my Hat concern in this City, on the
- htsi Instant. to Mr. GcoTgt W. Dueshrrry wbo has
heretofore conducted the business as INV Agent, The s,i
cssy 30 T, maj date except so far may be
berry rs authorized 10 collect all debts the concern
take great pleasure recommending MID 10 tho for
moi patrons OF the establishments every resnec wor.
Richmond, Jan. H. isi2. JAMES il. PoINpExrER.
II gives pleasure in returning thanks 10 my CUSTOM
public generally, othcir pas; patronage and
nope continuance OF the samc-assuIing Them that
'Cips OF The latest styles the country can produce
prusS se ~ s'ors lrse supply Of sapcIhnc Beaver
mace expressly TO order. and the latest style Also
soess Gloves, Suspencrs etc of The very best aualy
~ TEA """'d'"V''' the attention nr Of the Egsls
Vtrin Tsieni an Directors Of he E1change Bank Of
isc, " nave declared divdcndof ~ per cent sub.
Bank amt branches, outhc 18th instant ~ ''''
"a 10 DIV " = sTRoTuER, cash'r.
INTEREST ON TIE PUBLIC DEBT OF
VIRGINIA.
a. - registered in books Of his Office wl So n,
on Application, on AMI after this iay " ~ " l''"
J. BROWN, Jr, ID Auditor.
occonu Audllot's office, Jan IL, Is42-2t
co PARTNERSHIP.
TIE subscriber having assoeia Q 4 with him in tho To-
nacS" business his son IIalthe Manchester To-
me LIST day Of January instant be conimcted nd ,
hrin OF Green Hall q Sou. t;nEFN W.i '"c
AN persons indebted to me inliy ,IuaIIv or NJ,
~ -, o, ~, in the hands OF an officer Of the law
"a H, - ~ Eno,,,,., coli, .,.- q. HALL.
,,,uy R'onMosD. Janunry LIST, 1912
I'VE GO partnership heretofore existing between lance
~ Is This dsy dissolved by
'' ia io cohse"'' JAMES GRIFFIN.
MID LOTHIAN NOTICE.
III annual Tonercl meeting OF the Stnc kholdcrsof tc
~ Mi-ioiian Coal Mining Company, will he hell, NJ ,hc
ic
the lhih J'nuary next v" '"'"'"ay
"a lG-dtl5ih q WOODBRIDGE Prcsilsn,
FARMERS RANK OF VIRGINI.
ilh h"ard o Directors have declared a Dlyi,Iend of
hrec rcr cent the Capital Sioc X out Of inc nroe,s
o. INC institution for the last months subcci 10 deIc
' ON tn new stock Of quarter Of one per cent borua
ti7 '2w JGBIAtR c.sh;or
HOUSE SERVANT WANTED
w T. are dcsirnus Of purchasing likely GIRL "a y -,
~ p' Ircommcnicdior ncatnc=s. and general aucn
LON 10 cr cui.s' and possessed Of the ac1roments or n
S,,NI,lIcfs For ono 10 in every ,cspert snJ
whose agc u not above On years a good mice ,nd 49,.
:. ~ '",v sOU'uon can he had on apple alton 10
n'-Iw LANCAs FER, DENNY & co
SUpERtOR WINTER STRAINED LASH
- ", u, received, aud for sale 10y
soZ%-" II EUsTACE & SON
EAlnnANns PATENT PLATFORN :.
COUNTER BALANCES, for saic by -
iuqt,f II BALDWIN
" Under tho Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
OtlER ioi sale, on accommodating Terms i,,g. a.
~ soIlmcnt OF Groceries, Liquors. Wines And segs,s
ind az reduced priccs-consisng In psrt ~ SUI 'esasi
lol bag7 green Rio Coffee 1870
~ hhdssuporor Manila Coffee
~ Nnts Porto Rico Sugars
NV mus orleans and Trinidad Molasses
' Tvs iVs Dieoh, sides and shoulders, sound, aud AZ
90 SG5ss white ll,yann, sugar
~ Dolls 30 Brazil 10
~ ucrccs new Rice
90 30 London Porter arts and pu,s
~ baskets Champagne
~ boxes - Julien CIaret
NN 10 Muscat Wine
w neTccs pure winter Sperm Oil
Nv cases Ssai (Lucia OLD
~ Boxes hkinton Candles ls andes
~ erocc MtsOn's BACKING
~ boxes starch
~ lhds Balunorc Whskey
dO bbls 80 a,
y hhls and u ticrccs old Apple Brandy
w bhls superior oli Peach BranIy bsb pros5
llC bbis Rock Spring Gin ~ -" F
3l thi~ Pcfuns y Rum
% BALI npcs French Hrandy. part uo,ler Cust,r,.
rouse Key GARD, PellcvOc sin, Rouse A seig.
motto. AMI other brands
pipes H'linI DIN. Pine Apple brands OIeiyeir,
81 g. Lonn1n taftcnlar, and Burgundy Madeira
Pae sherry, P5u, Madeira and sicily Madeira in ,tos
hhtpircs and qrcasks :" f'Pe-t
tsNu genuine Principle Segsrs
ts90 40 Havana So
n'O DO Rcglha 30
"a Z. u -. wan
M BBls Haunoro WHISKY, in store for .s,.. -
- ~ - w w ~ Id EHHIaIIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
ny II, II. DICKINSON.

- lhuI-diy Morning, al ~ o'clock, will be sold In
u"nt 81 my omce, likely Negro Woman, 81 ye.rs ~
sa'lio DC good Cook, Washer sndIrontr. ~
Pl X ii ID, Auclr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
BY INLOEs & BRoTIER.
LAW AND MISC ELLAHEous IIRuApx
or A DiS7ING UiSHED MEMBER oF'7'HE
BAR-At Aur,;on

., we LEGISLATURE, Lawyers, and the public
Se"eril . are informed that will shortly s.I ar .n
one 81 tho most valuable private Libraries in the
'I:lhii u which their attention ~ solicited ' VI
~ Catalogues Of this rich collection will -ho,, -
pubshrh to which early notice will be given and ,ii
h"I 10 those who may order them Persons VIZ
snenl Tue sale, can have their orders attended TO
dc 2S IT n A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
MRS CuRISTIAN

w III open school at her residence on Union IIIl tho
" TON January, for the instruction Of chlircn ,,c,
years o, ngc IN The usual branches OF nm Fnssb c
alon. ne patronage Of her friends and others ,s TO-
81. '''"'S ''' o''h sexes pcr quarter,
tr-s--S..r ......-.-, lalf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

WIN A Roger and Ro A Akin.
sou, ek'Ors Of Tho. Aikinsor
John Ala .s' Get. or Bank Va.
Bauk Va. for est John Adams.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

WE intend. during the month of I,nn,,v 10 cb,,ro
IN @ business aud are anxious IN tho meantime
fert s ~ stosk Of Goods much as possible 10 IN
IKE ,s "wcet The moro speedily, VIC will ON and amer
Pucc7 as mus insure Their a,lc ' ' '''"' " sue"
Those who want dceirabl, gcc,,. .,.--- ,
secct"d ss",,tr ,',.e 10 examine largo and we'll
both astcgir ls quality aud prices '' " "onE suited
Tho 70 luccd rates ~ which thrv ,,i,, L.. .r
~ our dc'ttc 10 close The busncss vtb,,, ti ~ vi,
WAGE ont oiour pCwcrto continue ihe ssc,,y NJ,
We nave heretofore 80 chCcruiiy Strn,lc ~, @ tuU
eti snh our sale for The future. will hc made cpci,slvc
oI taa hsis rule will bc strictly adhered 10 In sii cas
w, U',, 'hMn no ono willtakc exception ~ ".
u'c h-di GAY a BENTLEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
January iih, 1912. "

thi continue the Commission Business for the sale OF
A. ou shd tlonr and from the long experience which
-, ,eiIe lwthncy has had as Sllesmln IN that psr
~, ,pa'nct'in NV late concern shall fr that Oh.
sales ~ ''''' =" Assist he III making
late firm viii net desert me. ' W. NY
J'nuary ilb, 1872 "h"' ""AiuMi ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
DANCING SCHOOL.
ODD FELLOWS NEW HAIL.

Odd FELLOWS NEW HALL
MADAME HAZARD has opened af The OLA Fol
W lows Hail. her classes for instructions i'm
me progress OF her Pupils render pracc,bs sos
GlI be i9Imed for Values aud the Galopnics TbS
Snehnch taeovinne, FL Jaen de JaT es me snol.psse
hibo'ero, Minuet, Gavotte lie Nestrs and Sh,y haze
VIII NC taught These dances. independently of valnr Nj
het own are specially useful giving grace amt ar,
~ supper movements; and Is the advice Of Madame
IdNrd mat all who desire arrive atperf.r,on In m a
ni ne rTi should learn the dances above named
Madue Ilalardproposes also form cotinn P,rtics
,or ler pupils exclusively Madame H. will give nrtya,c
own houses, II preferred a. ''e''
aIhie Hazard WILL u desired. form a class Of boys
p !" 10 ycnrSot age, on app cation TO her AT The q ID
Fellows New Hall, Mayo street. " VIZ 'N
torterms ~ other details refer IN M,1,,, tt,-.t
Mis- Aliens Boarding House de az ID '
Madame ~. will be The Odd Fellows Hail nj, vo,,
Wedncsdays and Fridays, from to 6 O'CLOCK PM
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNERSHIP.
IWb c"'Parinctship heretofore existing unicr tho syi
= anu hrm oi " & T. Gwaihmey, was ,iissoycd ON ybc
islihslant.hy mutual consent All persons h,yng Claims
aza'st ih"In will please present them al The onir ~ he
e tIin Tor 1riiatOn; and those indcbed ar. most TO-
- ''No Immaculate pay
Inc name Of The firm will be used so far as IL may he
necessary TO wind up the late concern ' -
ROBERT GwATHNEY,
I.,,. g., co., TEMPLE GWATIIMEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

Go load NJ CRY PoiutD
sSES me Copcred SHIP FRASKTUS Gam,
eAGAb 'ooihuc master, having portion OF her rar.
=. SN-ei and going on board, will soon be d,s,s,e,
a. Is '-'''' 3PFE To CHAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

note from Col. Morgan, correcting n mistake
mnco IN the sketch ofproceedings, Monday, will be
publish TO -morrov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

wOMAN'S LEATHER SEwED wEI.TS
NtTE have just received FROM ihc Manufacturer A feU
w esscs Womcns Leather wcts good article psrf
from : 20 4 which u sell low by the case OF other
wise u. BURLINGTON Co
JslO Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
FOR I:VEDDT
FOR PHITADET

EEN The new and elegant brig ATHENS n q lana,
Skp master now loading Guy Point and ySlIl beo
without delay. For freight, apply to W.
Ji' CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
FOR HKENEN

fOS BREMEN,
FAN Inc ship MADISON. c. D. Wood n,s,.r 49,
AIRY roin viii he ready take in as soon az bsr
- =, inward cargo is discharged Having tbTss for,,,s
ed cargo engaged she will clear about The fniii ~
Petersburg, or 10 N'Ai"'A@k' son d Co.
&c
Iibsr,l ,.s,,r.... CfA'5 PALMER
IN % 'alers ~ cash will be made consisnments
10 W. solfcSs oithe cons'gnces the ship
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

b proprietor " this cstabls hmeni Al tho Commence
mem oi new year returns his thanks 10 his iricn,
wy punuo' lnr thcir liberal support since II vac G,s,
uHo ,nt inciI accommodation in July last and he homes
~, cr 10 mrri 10y making all those who ecotirn AZ
inv ,o ne m,1n iG lakss ts opportunity also Of caution
incrc Hcd persons about tho cStravagsnt -. " ~
nave hccn made At his Hotel 10y assuring tcIn bcy rc
""M "hW lNoy ALWAYS have boon. e2pERnay
pi.t,,o,t y, T.. al, ,,,t BOYDEN, Proprietor.
-, '' '''' 'F W. ia I'm
naty' s2lb per year ''''c" s''u'
Attached TO the Exchange s a large Gamer, anil MI
Nooin which will be let FOR such purposes upon ne ,c,
sonahc terms INV In tho civ ''''' WV" ~ 'c''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
NOTICE.

Richmond, Janulry 10th, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
EOp PDEnP,
FOR NEW ORI.E.Ns
For MnRlI
FOR CHARIEST0
JAMES FISHER & SON.


SnN Inc schr LEROY, Cant Eaton h,vi,x ~ =
aEe steaicr Gltt Of her cargo engaged viii have a..
a, III iS'en tor right OF remainder apply on hosri
--c ~ JAMES FISHER 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
SITuATlON WANrEn

a iounf nan accustomed To labor wants emntovr,er,
~ situation In The county, ~ manager or I, 49,,
business vs." '''"'"" !" MInost any
AlIy,a ~ soon as possible, Ivy letter. sddrcsscdto Fl
"idSymc Richmond, through tho Post once ''' ''''
SATISFACTORY references a. to character viii bc furnish
IN & dNrff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
FOR NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK

EsE The regular packet schr MANCHESTER Allan
SlSp nl1sier having TART of her cargo engaged an
iH1 - ~ oaa win Dispatch For balance OF fferht, of
So ooAts tobseco and - hhds tobacco 10 couplrte H.
ego ana passage, having best accom,no,iions
~! {" ,ue master on board Ludams wharf or 10 f
ia IL WIN. ROW. Eft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
% PARTNERSulp

I'VE subscriber the LIST instant assori,ci with ,,
self IN business Edward VI Morgan Tho Insin NV"
W. 10 sSndu1ed under the frn aud style ofRoYAIL &
nuh'hN TIC returns his thanks his friends ami
toners for their liberal patronage and
continuation Of the same 10 the new eorcetn
Jar NlEi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
For RAITINDRE


1FN ihes chr PATRICK HENRY, CANAAN Nis,.r
eSgk now ready tn Loaf will have dispatch For fr.Sh
or passage, apply on board at Testers wharf or
- JAS FISHER & son.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMRIa
1sN sehr MARY AMELIA, Dunkin master bavipr
ES lhe greater part Of her cargo engaged can take
, oue small u eight, II application Is mad. 10 Tho
master on BOARD at Ludiams wharf or to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
FOR IJyRRpo0I

H. A%f faS r:ss;. nov Ct e
= ., tooaecoo corn. APP, to CHA'S PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
BALL AT rnE ODD FEi

Iuh ale several young ami likely Nefrocs
aulnns ihcm ~ good Cooks and Washers ID Fcij
Ian s PoushcIs House Servants and Nurses Apply at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12
n-i- In rehearsal, THE WRECK ASHORE.
FOR HIRE

4 FIRST rate Carriage Driver, for either ty, ~ ,,,
n horses, who IS sober and honest hupiy I" " ''''
=! = NANiEW SMITH ~ co
'IhomAsTOS LIN p leo icrccs Of schr CoT1I',
apply caIy. '"H wiz "' went
JAZZ SHIELDS & soNEpvItIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-12

4 an BBIs Ealuaoro WHISKY. in store m, .s,s.
~ON - w w n ID CHRlsTIAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
Price Two Cents,

White, of the Huzzars, danced the galopade with
Miss W, while other British officers, with the
merry Gordon Cummings, had their choice partners
IN the whirl Among the fairies, was Miss l.,
OF New York. dressed Ia Pa'isienne, whose foot
step scarcely treads the floor when she dances.
I" She moves in beauty the fsirest among
Like Fairy Queen Of lghtness
And waSens the song, in the dance along
Like Spirit OF Heaven in brightness"
Miss NJ, of Monument Square, Of the few
decided bellies OF the season. also there, shining
in her usual beauty and dressed in the extreme OF
good taste streaming with bouquets, and surround
ed by crowd OF dashing young gentlemen halt OF
whom signing in vain. | heard hand
some youth repeat
" Be she farer than the day,
Or the fowery mead in May
II she be not fair to me-
What care J. how fair she be-"
The Misses =, of Baltimore, and Miss s.,
of Pennsylvania, and Miss OD-. made brilliant
group. Miss W, of Baltimore, with golden
locks and an Albanese, Mics s., az beautiful
light with one of Byron's beauties from the south,
Miss c., were some of the reignlng deities Of the
evening. The gentlemen were very numerous,
well dressed and fashionable, and the ladies few,
that all were engaged from six 10 ten sets in adj
vance Another grand bali is to come of next Fri
day, but fear we going 10 loose much OF our
best company in few days, they are about depart
ing for Rockaway and other watering places, while
few OF determined TO stay I'LL the fall OF the
leaf.
The ladies amuse themselves in the morning at
bowling. and dream away one hour OF each day in
listening to the sweet music OF Miss B., bril-
liant lady from the city. In another week, the gay
people will have gone but Saratoga still has atrac
lions, and all this month Il large company Will re
main. There are al present about 1000 strangers in
the various hotels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
NO; 10 BARCt Y STREET, within two doors of the
~ Astor Hog, appropriations perfect for all
niiamSmistoyG sse ofthe eye, weakness Of sight &C.,
any surgical OPERATION.
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine, youth OF about ateen years
OF sge brought house last fall apparently blind He
called on me to-day and that he has been the patient OF
Dr j. Francis whose treatment has been the Heans under
God, ofIestoring his sight. JAMES MINOR,
Rector of 81. Georges Church, Beekman ST.
This certify that OF my children afflicted with
diseased for length Of time OF them almost blind
with nebsas covering the sight Every remedy was esoed
To without good effect and depaed OF them ever being
recovered They perfectly restored 70 sight by Dr.
'''''' '~''''e' DANIEL g. JONES. 400 Pearl street
was almost blind for twelve years and in five weeks under
the skul treatment Of Dr. j. Francis my sight is per
MARTHA BROWN. 1T Forsyth street.
icerty to the above being E !5Ss ste RFNrn,cr
Paste Of the Stanton Church.
was nearly blind for tvs with in each
and from the OF Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
that disease my eyes are now perestly recovered.
We the undersigned, having Witnessed the astonishing Elf
cacy OF Dr. Francis preparations Tor diseases Of the eye
unhes,ancy recommend them to the notice of the public
valuabl remedies.
Duncan Dunbar Pastor of McDougal St Church
5. n Cone, Pastor of the Fist Baptist Church.
JOHN Peck, Agent OF the Home Mission Society.
Jacob BIouner, Pastor of the North Bartist Church.
JoXph Andreade Roman Catholic Priest OF ST. Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office Prepared and
sold only oy Dr. Francis 10 Barclay street. New York
Ahc1a Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
the natural without giving the slightest pain.
Dr. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
that IN Of the of his business Dr. Gnny
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons London and OF the
denee be placed in his profs ssona skill Ocus
Office hours from A. NJ. until T. NJ. jyl0 3m"c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
Auburn.


LCouespondence cf the Herald.l
AUBURN, Aug. 10, 1872.
The Vcto in Autta'r-- Examination at Cdyuga
academy, &c.
Mr.. JAMES G. BENNETT
Our village at this time is quite dead. The fourth
veto is the only thing we have had to arouse the
people from their sleep. The wings, as usual, are
cursing Mr.. Tyler, while the democracts are re-
joicng with all their might. Our splendid COM
pany, the Auburn Guards, have gone TO Aurora to
encamp out in true military style
They had an examination of the scholars at Ca
yuga Academy Aurora. on Monday, the 9Th OF Au-
gust On Tuesday evening they had Concert
it was done up III good etyle. Their music teacher,
Miss G. NJ, is the best player l ever heard On
Wednesday, 10th, Gen. John Il Dix delivered
an address that excellent. Wednesday
ming the students had an exhibition Mr.. c. p, of
Auburn, gave GRAFTON, called anthropoogy it
was done up well. p. F. Mel. gave Grafton on
Aaron Burr that was well written, but he lit
tie embarrassed and omitted part Of IT, On the
whole it was the best affair of the kind ever at
tended
Aurora is beautiful village, and has one OF the
best schoosn the state. Their principal is driving
man. Our member IN Congress resides here, Mr..
9. Morgan he is young man oil great talents, and
although PROGRESSED wing Il democrat in principal.
Yours, A SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22

SARATOGA, Aug. Ia.
The Company at Saratoga-Com. Hull--iscarci-
tyor Ladies-The Young Ones thge-Ihe Balls
Anrn@n,ents Of tie Ladies'.
J. G.. BENNETT, ESQ =
We have been passing delightful week here since
Sunday With sunshine every morning, and an occa-
sonal refreshing shower in the afternoon to tighten
the foo OF the ladies for the dance. The United
States Hotel is still crowded with the gay and the
beautiful, besides having a large colony of young
gentlemen to make up over four hundred guests
Congress Hall is nearly full. The Union overflow
ing with good and steady people, and the Pavilion
still the same envable spot with goodly compa
ny, among them Com Hull and family.
A great many complain that Saratoga IS stupid
this season but see no reason fer II. The season
s certainly going to be short one and there are not
many distinguished men here, Congress being IN
session, but the company, tor their numbers, VIII
compare with any of any preceding year; with this
exception that there too few young ladies' Tor the
great number OF gentlemen, and but very few taml-
lies have come to the conclusion, that the length
and breadth OF what Is. called Saratoga" in fash
ionable parlance, lies y the limits Of me drawing
Beyond that, but tor the invalid. who takes his
ter al the spring, and the eplcure, who dimes on
pheasant at the Lake, there is no attraction.
"Who are here!" said I TO Col. b, of Belt
more, on my arrival here. "a most charming assem-
blage, said he, they would only stay week lon
ger. There are Mrs. c. and her charming daush.
rer from New Orleans the Misses j and Miss
Miss l. and Miss D., of Mississippi; Mis-
p, cfNew York, who sings enohantinglv, and in
deed he docs; Mrs. and Mier c., of Washing
tcn-The La Of New York State; Miss s.,
Mrs u, and the dark Circassian eyed and beau
it'll Miss W, Of the city; Miss B. and Miss
Y. R, and some of the aristocratc families
from Albany; and Major and Mrs. Van Buren,, and
long list OF Others equally interesting
We have had two beautiful balls this week-sup
per at half past SIX and clear for the ball, said the
head waiter-put up the orchestra, said the leader
ct the band; and begin the dance at nine O'CLOCK
said Colonel B.. This was Tuesday night we
only entered after the German cotilllon had com
meneed and the most perfect one we ever saw
danced We lost our senses looking on, and were
whired away into Friday evening at the same nour
when the ball room was streaming WIN "ll e n
ustre and pleasure; and but for the absence OF one
or two beauties who had departed, no regret was
heard The waltz and the dance went on Col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
Louisville.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1


The Cry OF THE FALLS, Ky. !
August, Ia, 1912
Funeral Of Major Donnc--New Thcatre--The River
LegtsIatwc-New Railroad - Exchange.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
DEAR SIR
This place should emphatically be styled the City
Of the Falls, with equal propFic,y as Cincinnati
is called the Queen City, ST. Louis, the Mound
City and Pi;tsburg, the Iron City A small penny
paper with the above title FIRST suggested his name.
Its existence was, however, of very short dura-
ton, yet the name should not be allowed TO go
down with that paper, for it is good name and
very appropriate
On last Sunday afternoon the remains of one Of
our most respected and Oldest citizens was attend
ed to the grave by the largest concourse Of citi-
zens ever witnessed upon any similar occasion.
Major John Dome born and raised in this
city, and his parents are said 10 have been among
the oldest settlers of Kentucky; he also served with
Generals Harrison and Jackson in their various
campaigns against the Indians. The Louisville
Legion, composed of the Guards, Washington
Blues, Kentucky Rinemen and German Guards
The following is the order Of the procession -