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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
March I4th, Is44.-printers fee Sl5.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District ChanCery Court at Fulton.
John Goodwin Complaint.
AZ TS
George Wigltman.
H. Anderson. March Rules IA
George D. Nay.
j. II Haggey, Defendants,
"PON opening the matters of this BIN, and
~ 1t appearing that the said George DMay.
and ]. ii. Haggey are not inhabitants of this
State but reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process OF this Court cam OF
be served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court. that unless they be and appear
before the Vice Chancellor,at the Court Room
| in Fulton, onthe
Third Monday in May next.
| and plead answer or Gemur to said bill, the
! seN eral allegations thereof will be taken foI
confessed as 10 them,and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just. And il is further OF
dere6 that copy ofttis order be inserted in
The Columbus Whig,a paper published in the
Town of Columbus, enco a week for two
months successieely
/ ]. ROBINS, Clerk.
March IA, 1S44-printers fee SIS.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
Dyeing and Securing Establishment.
j. O'NIEL,

INFORMS his costomers,and the public gen.
II orally that he has moved the above business
to NJ arket Street. He has received from
Mobile and New Orleans, dyeIng materials fol
Black, Blue Black, Light Blue, Green, anC
different shades of Brown, which are the prin
cipal colours called for in this place. He Fat
tiers himself from his long experience in some 0
the principal cities of Europe and America tha
he will be able to give satisfaction in ever
branch of his business, not inferior to any in The
Northern Cities. He invites all those VIII,
have garments that wants dyeing or securing
both ladies' and gentlemen to give him call
three doors above March g. Mcdaniel Auc
ton Store, where they will find him Fdyng 4
lire" as usual. Garments will be cut, made
and repaired, and Shoes and Boots made anc
repaired, all in the above establishment By
different workmen. Any orders with which
he is furnished shall be promptly attended 10.
Columbus Miss. Feb. ii lS44.--f
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
BRITISH,
IREaH.
GERMAN,
ITALIAN.
RUSSIA,
DRY

Ae
r1'HE subscriber
takes great pleasure
in informing his
friends and dealers,
that he has every adj
vantage in vending
III ercIaandiZe,
at revy reduced pri-
ceS, as his present
stock was purchased
early III the season,
previous TO the adj
vance in Dry Goods.
a great portion ofthe
articles could have
been sold without
shipping them TO this
lnarket,a: an advance
of at least fifteen per
cent.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chancpry Cont at FnltOu

THE STATE OF MISSI S>IPPI.
District Chancery Court, at Fulton.
Henry Anderson ct al Comply
% rs
Richard Burruss. March Rules
Thomas III. Adams. 1874
Nicholas Reedy, Defendants.
TPON opening the matters of this Bill: and
" it appearing to the Court that Richard
Burruss is not aninhabitant Of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot be serv-
ed upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that unless he be and appear before the
Vice Chancellor, at the Court Room in Fulton
on the
Third Monday in may next,
and plead, answer or demur to said Bill, the
several allegations thereof, will be taken fol
| confessed as to him, and such order and decIeC
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
dee m equitable and just. And il is FIR her or
dered that copy of this order be inserted IL
the "CoIumbus Whig'' a paper published il
Il the Town of Columbus once week for tw'
months excessively.
J. ROBINS, elk.
!, March I4th, I844.-printers fee Sl5.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
FRENCH
SWISS,
SCOTCH,
INDIA.
AMECA
GOODS
TTHF sdvania.

TTHE advanta-
ges of this house are
inferior TO none in the
state, having agents
in all the principal
Eas ern Cities, who
have resided there
many years. and are
old experienced mer-
chants, and have ev.
cry facility OF obtain
ing GoOds,at very re-
duced prices, and at
often extreme S0crif-
ces for Cash. AEos
procuring what 10
new and fashionable.
on the first arrival
from Foreign Coun-
tries,and transmitting
the articles with des-
patch TO this City.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chancery court at Fulton.
Charles w. Walton compt.
&c. rs. March Rules
Henry r. Wilson Def. lS4l
TTPON opening the matters of this Bill and
u it appearing that the defendant Ii. K.
Wilson Is not an inhabitont of this state but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that tho
ordinary process Of this court cannot be served
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that unless he be and appear before the Vice
Chancellor, at the court room in Fulton on the
third Monday in May next,
and plead, answer, or demur to said Bill, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed, and such order and decree made
therein as the Vice Chancellor may deem equi-
able and just. And is further ordered that a
copy of this order be inserted in the Columbus
Whig,a paper published in the town ofColum-
bus once a week for two months successfully.
J. RO BINS clerk:
March A, IS44.-printers fee $I5.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
ENSENCE a TYRE.

ron CHANGING RED OR GRAY. Or ANY L.oi'
coLoRED HAIR TO A BEAUTIFUL BROW ~
BLACK.
WarTGnted superior 70 any Ltq@'a ~ 90.
offered
VWNHIS CelGbroted Grecian Dye wal Gs ny. \
Red OF Gray Hair to beautiful ,l DlV S.s.
or Black. Il il done with such surprising !, - u
ity and accuracy that irs presence ca R.sv,n
detected. The shade may be lelt ~ D =. ~
or may be- made perfectly Jet BLACK .
pleasure Of the user. -, hsvo
A rreat number Of ggnileLaens W9o. 80. -.
arae hair il pan o. entirely. are y -
stant habit Of uaing this article ana ~. ~. ~
5000 of being eray. Many baeheo. ~. $50
widoweru have made their ioTtunea ~ 49, 800
NOW bV usecf thu Tyre. = M..-.iS
.,.pnrior Is auy Liquid Dye nladg u ne 90 ~
sTd "A rold e ab0at hn9 thn price % ti's y
sid ~ A. n. JONES a CO. Drugs"
CoInInbu1 bEigg. March l4u 1884
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
WALTHaLL'S Mill.

"HIS establishments is in order to serve
H. customers, beth for grinding wheat and
corn, it has sustained 10 damage from the late
high water, which has been the only Interrupt
ton to grinding since last May, with the ex-
Cepiion Of few days to repair a wheeh at
though many reports have been currenal'
different times. tina: it was broke and out ofor-
Ger &c.
JOS. s. WALThAL L, Tustee.
necenher. %
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
COTTON GINS.

. COTION GINS.
DLANTERS wanting Caver's superior
Il Cotton Gins for next crop had better
leave their orders with the Subscribers 80 as to
ensure their arrival before the close ofthe sprnq
navigation.
TAYLOR, HALE g. MURDOCH.
Agents for CARVER WASHBURN Geo.
/. They can be seen in operation al the plan.
tations Of }. C.Cox, nesrPlymouth, AT. Young
near Colbert and Daniel HarvIe on the Macon
Road Is miles from e olumtus.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
N0TICE.

DERSONS indebted to the firm OF ]. bevlti
& Son, or to John A. Bevill Of WesspoF'.
either by note or open account arc requested
to make payment to the undersigned on or ne.
lore the 18th day Of March Eext; or SUIT VIII
be institu ed for the recovery of the same.
nj. McCARTHYsReceiye
Eebuary 10Th 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
COMMITTED

COM MITTED
ITO Jail in the Town of Starkvlle and
Il County of OktIbbeha on the 22ad of Dec
1643, Two Negroes, enc a man about forty
years ofage and about FIVE feet ten inches high
Dark complexion. name GEORGE, and a
woman about thirty years Old yellow complex
to John VIM, living near Matches, Miss
The Owner of said slaves is requested to come
forward, prove the same and pay charge 9th
erwise they win be dealt with accord NO tc
law.
THOS. H. FIELDS Jailer.
Feb. lat. l644-tf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

STAPLE, FANCY & DESIRABLE GOODS.

FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, AMERICAN
Prints Car ISLE Earlston, Gezoria and Seme-
roma, rich new style Ginghams Marseiles,
silk, eatin and worsted Vestlngs Alpaca Lus-
tire, assorted widths aud qualities. Bombazines,
Mernos, Mouslin de LANES asserted Satin
Lame Broche Kaye; Marelllnes Groe de
Suisse Gtos de ARGUE Gros de Orleans;
eros de Sole Gros de Malta Gros de Ma
plcs Gros de Berlin AMI coloI ed roy al silks !;
assorted colored HellemerInnes Gros de
Rhine Grape Amaise; Mosaic Lustres Lace
stripe Muslins, Palmyras, Chusans, Balconies,
Lustrings, Sarsanets, Senshaw /; Parsians; KY
bulanes figured and coIOred Eelienns as
sorted Satins Poult de Sole; Cachmerlens,
silk and cotton velvets 4: Foulard Silks; Bare
ges, Gauzes, Grapes assorted Grape Lelsses,
Serpes, Moreens, and Satin Damask, Cash
mere Henerannes, Florences, FlorentInes,
Persians, Black Italian Cravats Silk. Satin,
Cashmere, merino Shawls and handkerrheis, of
all sizes and qualities; thread, cambria, lawn
and fancy linen HandkercElets, plain, worked
aud hem-stitched gentleman's silk pocket
handherchiefs, of all qualities and Sizes gen.
tlemans extra rich fancy silk Cravats; Swiss,
book, null, bishop, leno, joconet, medium. nan
sock. India and Tarlton MuSlIns, OF various
kinds and descriptions; Irish Linens and Lawns
of the best manufacture silk, thread, worsted
and cotton Hosiery, Of every quality; silk and
worsted long Shawls, extra fine; Chally Cote
lure, new article; rich silk velvet and satin
Neck Tics; Lace, Gauze. Berege and Chan
tilly Wells Dress and furniture Dimities !. Ia
BILE and furniture Diapers Hollands, Iastings,
Sattcens, thread, bobbiuet, silk, cotton, Laces
and Edgi:gs lace and muslin Capes and Col.
lars Russia and Irish Shooting Marsa'lles.
German and Domestic Quilts : Skirts, Bur-
laps, Osnaburgs, and Ticklenburgs; Russia
| Duck. Crash, Huckaback and Russia Diapers;
dsmask, plain, and French Towels Curtain
Muslins, Mosquito MEETINGS.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
HAYS LINIAMENT.

known now TO thousands, as a most extraor>
binary remedy for these Affections. 1t is i'm
possible to tell in newspaper, in such a man.
ncr as to obtain full credence, the effects and
benefits of this article. sogeneraf is the practice
Of advertisers of extolling articles of no merit
Such personal reference will be given, as to
bring conviction to the minds of the most unbe-
lieviDg. " II sufferers only ask among their
friends, if they have not heard of or known It's
effects; and ifthcy do not hear it more warmly
praised Than any other salve, let them not get
t. Al fancy or exaggerating IS positively ex.
cluded from these statements, and it is determ-
ined to say nothing ofits merits, but what could
be fully proved by host OF witnesses, in any
court OF Justice. Will you look at the thing
and the proofs at II Maiden Lare where il
may be had!--N. Y. Com. And
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
UPHOL STERY

Tust received per steamer LaIla Rookh.
d 300 lbs Curled Hair,
%. ~, and 90 inch Hair Sealing Tor Sofas,
Tuffis-Tassels-Tassel fringe-Rug fringe
Blue, scarlet, crimson, green yellow Trim
mings,
Bindings-Bind cord
dozen wire springs-at
KEELER'S Cash Store
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
THE INDIANS PANACEA.
EOR THE CIIRE OF


ID HEU MATISM, scrofula, or kings evil
10, sciatica or hiP-gOut, ipeipieni eancers
salt rheum, syphilitic and Mercurial diseases
particular Ulcers and painful affections OF the
bones, liberated throat and NostTils; ulcers O.
every description, fever sores, and Internal 40
sccsses; fistnlates, scald head, scurvy, Bdes
chronic sore eyes, ErysiPelas. blotches, and
every variety of cutaneous affection; chrome
catarrh, headach from particular causes PAN
in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceeding IRON
vitiation: affections Of the liver, chrome NINA
nation Of the Kidneys, and general deonliy
caused by torpid action oil the vessels oil the
skin. 1t is singular eficacious in renovallne
those constitution whlchs have been broken
down by injudiciOus treatment, Orbuvenlle irreg
ularities. 10 geneaal terms, II is recommend
ed IN ALI those dis ases which arse from lmPu-
rites in the blood, or vItiation OF the humo's'
of whatever name or kind.
Sold by A. N. JONES & Co. Druggist
Columbus Miss. March IA, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
BOOB o,.t Pos o1ns,,,os;it;;o...

A base attempt has been made to initiate
HAYS Linianent, and infringe upon the copy
and other rights of the Projectors. Never buy
HAYS Linlment unless it has splendid engra.
we'd Wrapper, and the written or fac simile sig
nature Of Comstock g. Co.
FOR sale wholesale. and retail by Comstock
a. Ramsey Is Magazine 81. New OrIean and
BY A. N. JONES and GREENE HILL, CoIum-
bus Mississippi. March %. 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

"HOOPlNG Cough, Influenza. Splitting
w Of Blood, and ell affections Of tie Lungs
positively can be cured by Carpenters Com.
pound Syrup Of LiveTwort.
For sale BY A. II. JONES a. Co. Druggist
March D, l644.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
JOHN BULLS

This Thorough Bred horse, sired BY the
- Imported LevialhaB, will make hls mrs.
stand in Mississippi. one half OF hls time al lly
Stable 3 miles east ofCOlHmbus on the taye''e
vile Road, the other half at John b. Jone On
the Pickensville Road, II miles from Colun-
bus.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
TRUST SALE,

TRUST SALE,
DY virtue of a deed in trust executed y
ID Edmond B. Hoskins Of the County .
LOwndes and States Of Mississippi to the s1 y.
scriber as Tre,tee, | will expose TO SAFE ~. IOa
Cash at the residence Of said Hosk'ne y w
County of LoWDdes,On the l4lh Gay OF S Mor-o
1874, the following property to wit Ne ~
Slaves, CATO, Jacob and he wife Fanny, . y,I
his wife KizzJ and their three children Ma'Ilo S
Grandson and. Infant. William, George S Suu
Nancv.- Horses and Mules, Hogs, Oxen, Ia Os-
Tie. Waggons and Gear. Ploughs ana llO'''
and House hold Furniture. u,;ll
Such title as Is vest ed IN the IrOs'ee ""'
be made 10 purchasers. ,,,,sUrNS
Columbus, Sept. l4th ls4S. TRUSTEE
The aale of the above described ProPeery
pogtponed until the 18th day Of june, ieas'
r''' R.T HOSKlNS,
March IL, 1914. IIu..---
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

n
Most
additional
Are particularly solicited cal and purchasing
for
New Oleans rcIaea Aeairnh
re afm 10 ppIy0 xIN
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
BOOT H & STEVENSON'S
PANENT BRICK MACHINE.

BOOT HI & STEVENSON'S
+ PANENT BRICK MACHINE.
"HlS splendid Brick Machine patented in
Il 1874, may be examined at Stevenson e
Browns. Brick yard by any who may feel IN.
terested in it. Seuen hands and one horse ,o;ll
make, toith this Machine in one day f,c,lse toa,:
sand Brick! The Machine is constructed nm.
on principles the most simple, such as ev.
cry one can understand; and consequently Il i
subject to no complicated arrangement.
The Brick made by this Machine are of \
superior quality. Persons wishing 10 purc6as !,
the rigth ofnsing It in a particular place should
apply to w. II. Stevenson Of Columbus M;ss
ms this Machine win be in operation a. eoor
as the weather win permit, BY Stevenson 3
brown, they propose to sell brick upon bette
terms than they can be offered at, made in the
ordinary way; and being engaged IN br;ek -,
iidmg themselves. 4 would probably be to IT,
advantage Of those Wishing work Of this lind
% call and see them before they contract.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
HABERDAsHERY ARTICLES.

Needles, pins, purses, tapes, bobbinets, braids,
hooks and eyes, gloves, Clark's and raylor's
best spool and floss Cotton patent thread. of
all colors Italian sewing silk assorted Ret.
icpIes; silk and cotton Fringes guard chains,
braces, elasiics, cotton cords, bonnet wire !;
muslin for bonnets silk and cotton GalIoon
binding black aud white wadding, silk satin
and merlno Stocks and Scarfs Grecian boots
and bootees, buttons assor:ee corsets jack.
onet and lace Cuffs flowers and wreaths /:
satin ribbon and lace-worked Frizzes, or head
ornaments new and splendid style OF Che
nellie and lace Caps.
wooLLEN GOODS,
Rose, Whitney, Mackanaw, French, Duffil
and American Blankets. of all widths, sizes
and qualities English, Welsh, Saxony, Thi-
bet, and American Fiannels Salisbury spott.
ed Flannels for children Satinet plain and stri-
ped; plain Llnseys and KerseYs Guernsey,
lambs wool, angola. and Virginia Shirts and
Drawers, 3c. &c. &c.
BLEAcHED AND BROWN MUsLrNs
of the most approved factories, viz: New York
mills, Boot mills, Hamilton, Lawrence, Apple
ton Merlmac, Bartlet's, Ameskeag, Sedgwick
Otis, Powhaitan, Davis, Konsdale, Kennedy
Slaterville, Nashum, French River, Stack,
tnhASS NC ALEU- virginia. SOuLu OarOHu19 III cot
Ola, and Massachusetts, cotton Osnaburps, oil
all widths, &c. sc. Sc.
Umbrellas, ParasOIs and Shades,
Gros de Sole, gros de Afrique, gros de Suis.
sc, ,affeta, .Sarsanet, Luvantines, Berlin Silks,
India and figured satin Broche, Kabyle and
Senshaw silk Umbrellas, Par1sols and Shades
Also. Bingham. Sheci, coliored Holland and
cotton Umbrellas.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
District ChanCery Court at Fulton.

YskAE 81 AL ~ OE W
District Chancery Court at Fulton.
Henry Anscrson ct. 81. Compt.
Thomas ]. Hawkins.
BENJAMIN J. Sherwood March
Xachariah White Nu'es ga
CaCyrus A. Miller
t;aorce d. May, Defendants.
WTPON opening The matters of this Bill and
~ il appearing that the eaid Thonaae y.
Hawkins, Cyrus 4. Miller, and George May ass
not inhabitants of this State but reeede eeyonv
the limits thereof no that the ordinary pRcceet
of This Cont cannot be served uboA them. II
il therefore ordered By the Court that anlete
thew be and appear before the Wee GhaNccls
DOR. Al the Court Room Ia Fulton On Tho
Third Monday Ia May next.
ord nlead answer or doEnOr 10 aAid Ihll the
severan allegations thereof viii be taken For
confessed a. 10 them. and order and decree
made therein. as TIE Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. Aud Il ~ MrtheF
ordered that q copy OF the order be inserted
the town of Columbus. once week kr TAO
'''O'''''' s' J. ROBINS Clerk.
March (, le4A=-printers &c Sla
THE STATE OF Ms lSSlPeI,
District Chancery Court at Fulton.
Henry Anderson q. al. cOmpL
S5. rs.
Thomas ]. Hawkins March
Georg- D. May il Rules Ao44.
John .. Bracken, Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill and
~ it appearing that Thomas J. HAWKINS,
George ID. May and JohRO. Bracken are not
inhabitants of this state but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process OF
this Court cannot be served upon them. It is
therefore ordered by the Court. that unless
they be and appear before the Vice .Chancei-
.or al the Court Room, in Fulton on the
Third Monday in May next,
and plead answer or demur to SAID Bill, the
several allegations hereof will be taken for con
fessed and such order and decree made there
in as The Vice Chanc ellor may deem equIta.
BILE and just. And il is further ordered that
cory of this order be inserted in the Coluln-
bus Wing, paper published in the town OF
Columbus, unce week for two morlhs success
tively.
J. ROBINS clerk.
March 4, .1S44-printers fee SIS.
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE
NOR Sale, at the Commission House q
II HALE d MURDOCH.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

CROTON INK.
A VERY Superior article, Also the rea
IN. Carmine Ink at
KEEI.ER,S
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

BLANKETS Just received at
ID KEELER'S
MANIFOLD-LETT WRITER'S
A ~ assortment OF these useful time, as well
a as labor saving Books just received.
Their rtlity, as well as perfect accuracy in pre-.
serving copies Of all imp ortant correspondence
has been tested by thousands. The Letter and
copy are written At the same time, without
the use ofPen and ink. Call aid examine at
KEELERis
January !, 1874.
A HANDSOME assortment Of Hat Silks,
IA Ribbons. &C. for sale at
KEELER'S.
Dec. 1913. o''" O''
COnnelPS Magical Pain Extractor.
The most extraordinary article ever inyeD-
ted, will cure any of the following complaints
Burns Scalds. Erysipelas, Salt Rhem, Piles,
Chllblains. Scrolular, letter, Pimples, Bruises,
Eruptions. Sore Eyes and lids, Biles, Pain in
Back and Side ard in fact all External ailings.
One trial VIII satisfy al. For .ale at one
quarter the original price by the agent. at
KEELERS Cheap CASH Store.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
- Removed TO Capt. Abert's brick rooms. on
~. johns street, where the subscribers are
prepared to take
C0a0mred D1gmeRremm WamlmGmRes
VI the very best style. with All The recent im-
provements in the art.
Ladies and Gentlemen, are respectfully
invites, |, 70 cal and examine specimens. at any
nour nom D a. M.tO AP. NJ.
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11

81 BARBELS old Sugar for saia s.
III J. L. CLARK:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
DIED

January l6 MARY JANE daughter of Mar and William
Angus aged years 4 months and l3 days.
The friends OF the family and acquainances OF her son and
sonsn.aw respectfully invited attend the funeral This
Dav Wednesday, o'clock from the residence OF her
neither, IS Wand an,-street
January 10, ELIZABETH DAY, aged 68 years
Her friends invited To attend her innea from her late
residence No 81 Chy ystesrree This "wednesday After
neon at O'Clock, without father invitation.
On Monday of scarlet fever WiLLIAM, son 0f
Thomas h. and Pnbe Henry, Frinter, aged years
The friends of the family particularly requested to at
tend his iuuer, This Afternoon, AT O'Clock from his late
residences 10 Ofchard-street.
o Trenton papers please copy.
January T. CHARLoTTE \ eldest daughter OF Nathaniel
and Cfaot,e Ausu>ta HYATT, aged years and 10 months
AT Esorus. Ulster County, January II, ELIZABETH vile
Of Thomas .Appeby aged G5 Years.
At Walden. Orange, County January 9, lien DANIEL b..
CooKF, lat. OF DanhurY, Ct, in his 18TH year.
a OidnGe, y. j. January 5 WILLIAM PERsoN, aged %
years.
1t Richfeld O,sego Couuty January s. the residence Of
Dr. Wheeler Palmer WILL,,i SHED, aged about IS Years
4iny of life. lie usual IN the mornng went TO The
stable TO take horse which bad teen accustomed
TO- that gentle TO be used 5y person shortly alter
found lying the bottom oi the maser eieSS with
the resting uron him such manner thai NJ cGuld not
possibly extrIcae himself lOssSo Repuocan.
AT Ptkin H., December q, WILLS c. BAssoua> aged %
wears He was native of Kentucky and nephew OF the late
Gov Barbour of Virginia. formerly Secretary OF "ar and
also of Jnds P P Barbour OF the Supreme Court OF the
ITprs,