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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-26
INTERESTING LETTER.


from the Worcester (MasS.) True Wing.
The writer Of the following note, Deacon
Joseph White, formerly of West Boylstorr,
now OF Winchden, has long been favorably
known IN this county. He showed to us the
original letter from the Rev. Mr.. L., which
we publish below, We do not here give the
name OF the clergyman, though it has, as we
perceive, already gone forth to the public in
connection with some remarks which he made
at late meeting Of the association of clergy.
men of which he is member
Our readers will here find the testimony of
this highly respectable and devoted minister,
colncldlng with the multiplied proofs from
various quarters, where Gen. Taylor has been
personally known, concerning his pure and
lofty character. In all that constitutes man
of worth he is rot only above reproach, but
he dcscrvedly holds a rank for character
among the noblcst men the country has bro
duced. The more we learn of him, the bet
ter he stands. His friends invite scrutiny,
because with forty years of public life now
spread before his countrymcn, he can stand
the test.
NINCHDEN, June 20, 1915.
10 The Ed1or:: The author of the following
communication is highly respected clergy
man now pastor of an orthodox church in n
nelghboring town, and for six years ofliciated
as Chaplain in the United States Army under
Gen. L. Taylor. He kindly sent me the fol-
lowing letter in answer to some inquiries pro-
posed by me, respecting the character, views
and habits Of Gen. Taylor, and knowing that
you arc ready TO publish facts submit it to
you for the information Of the public. Yours
respectfully, JOSEPH WHITE.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-07-26

DIALOGUE IVMg.-Did Cass actually
break his sword when Hull surrendered ?
Hnnhet.--He didn't do any thing else
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

BRIGHTON AAEE-r. n ur.d.v, April 70
Al markrt. q 3 tesf cattle, - vekcs wurs lu &
sNcn, ao caas ud calves, Nlo sheep and 1870
suufr.
hcyf esuir- ass sktga, 81 ~. fsi gaaliy
0.7s 2 ~ 4s fuattV, o. a. h.ao
WahnE o. S-t5, st, so, 9o iio. 100 cod
$40
Caes ara Cs Tsa go gE. 'o. 1s. und st1
shceP.-A5N AZ. g,2s. q. t.5n. ans
swncaa1 usioleralr "a aut tir
BRIGHTON NARKET, Manlsr. May
A. lnarkei Is beet cattle.
Pncss-bsa ,caitlr-a few extra, $50 Grri
qaaluy, b.ga q b.. 1e gaal.ty, o Sh.a3.
HOsr ~ MARKET Msy q
BEtf--EH ra tarss, n 80 in,.U. Mess q
90 a,2E ~ 4, s11 F-,n1. Pr,Hss, cay,
6,T5 tst - IS 60
FORk IA Ha cllaF . 8 zoe "a C0.rlcar ~ i.a
% 60. ulrfs a. DO U1 0n prlnss . 90 70 eU
Lard atn GO q 9 a. aaathA gseat, = a "A
Butt kb- 80 sre "a AZ ssasFpiaE 10 q "a
family El ~
CHEESE .arw Hailk a s, r,uT usral . g
shipping Ca
FLQt r. 10 49, street o - 30 o. =, d.
8 - a q 80, taeHpser, Goes be- n.s a 20 Ha.
CORN Div, F0uad, s5 .,a. lai CO CO
white ~ g.
OATS FiiFra .,Ta -z-~sr.'rs .. Ir'st
WOOL be- te haz y 81. . -o..d s.suaand "a
domcstsc aee-e and sales have bvcr made 81
1000 los. a .-h a. the range Of quotations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

Extract Of i,ttcT from D.. Williams, Of VI
GentIcme ., i viii thank you TO send me
two more dozen Of your Sarsaparilla and To-
matte Bltters. l have used IL with great sue
cess IN four cases of dyspepsia, curing each of
them in an almost incredible short time; like
wise one case Of seorfulous huniJr, and one
Of iaundee. consider IL valuable compound,
aud mrsi soy | have used il with the harpiest
efeets Sloald like 10 baye IL as soon as con-
veniept One Of the cases Of the dyspepsia
was gentl sinan who bad suffered long time,
and had b., n to the Springs tyo seasons.
A Boyd D, Esq, OF Cambridge, cured of
the dyspep "a of year stanair2, after trying
hundred remedies withogt the least effect.
Bcniamia Whitney, ofLyHn, cured Of iudi-
ges;iOn and dyspepsia by Two bottles Of the a
bove.
For sale ny J. G. Bingham, St. Johnsbury,
and dealer n medicine generally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06
LRATuE s.

In this town, April ~. Rtrusrp. ssa af lil
o. w. Baker, aged o.
In this town, April M, M Cairu Hra-rfs.
aged d.
In PapcrmiIl Village. Alstera. A. A.
Daniel w. Rust, Formerly of nanF. .ir rFst fl
In Albany, > y March 2l. CO. ArhaIrs
Van Rensselaer, aged pt o. see alt warf.
gomery al tho s.orming af QurbsT. sIaa sf tls
taking of Ticondrrprh. ht Fau M.Iirr F.sf
Ann, and al Rcmis llcirhts
In Craftsbury, Apri 4 81 cuntarrtt1r. 49,
Samuel r. morse, aged o.
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THE UNION cum

Will hold its last mertiur Go tbr 500 ~ T-rr
on Friday evening Msy hr llh--fae ers.
oises TO commence az . o'ciork franFf af
tendance - rrquepied
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06
> Murder of a Watchman.

David Estes, watchtnan, was shot by n
burgler, about one o'clock, yesterday NOR
Mug. Officer Kimball, of the Night Police
while standing at the corner of Water and
Broad streets, saw two men coming out of
the store of Messrs. Gardner g. Thayer, hard
ware dealers, No. Liberty Square. He
Immediately pursued them, after finding the
store had been broken open, and traced them
through Kilby, Milk. Atkinson, and Charming
streets. AT the cry of ''stop thiefw Mr.
Estes caught one of the robbers rs he was
turning into Sister street. The man turned
upon him, put pistol to his brest. and fired.
Mr. Kimball came up ms the Waterman fell
The cther robber fired at Mr. KimbalI, as he
was aboutto take hold ofhim. but The charge
missed him, and passed through the third
story window of the house of Mr. Sewell Ba-
ker, No. 9 Sister street. Mr. KInlball was
blinded by the flash of the pistol, and though
he endeavored to pursue the robbers, they
escaped.
Mr. Estes was Immediately taken into the
house of DIR. J. Warren, in Chanting street,
and with the assistance of Drs. Morrel and
Townsend, it was found, OIL examination. that
the ball entered the left side, near the heart,
and passed through the body to the back,
near the right side, where it remained just
beneath the skin. The wound was dressed
and he was carried to his house, No |
Nashau Place, where he died about 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
On examining the store of Gardner 81
rThayer it was found that the bricks were
previously chalked as n guide in boring
through the shutters. Three holes were
ebored into which was inserted wire, by
which the bolts were removed From the
similarity of the operation to that by which
the store of Lane 81 Bead was entered some
weeks since, it is not unlikely the same per-
son had something TO do with it. The rob-
bers took with them some change from the
drawer. and three bowie knifes, and left q
dirk knife.
The Mayor has issued the following proc
lamaiion;
One thousand Dollars Re,cud The above
reward will be paid by the City for the de-
lection and conviction of either of the Burg
e lars who upon the morning of the 9th inst.
fired upon Daniel Estes and james S. Kim
ball, members of the Watch and Night Police
provided the person or persons claiming the
above reward are not Witnesses who testify
on the trial of the accused.
JOSIAH QUINcY, Jr., Mayor,
Boston, April 81, 194S.
One of the evening papers states that no
occurrence of the kind has taken place in this
city within their recollection. In 1896, we
think it was, Waterman was murdered by
an Irishman, who was convicted and hung.
Boston Whig.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

Agentleman informed lhs odHrr ar Ca.f s
Cincinnati Advertise, q 60 ssrss.n--. ti.st
during the past year be- he'd hripel ~ rar
hundred and thiriy-dve runaway slnrst. aat
only Eve Of them bad been raartf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

G5@At a late sale ofbooks in England the
auctioneer put up 'Drew's Essay on Souls
which was knocked down to a shoemaker,
who very innocently. but to the great amuse-
,ment ofthe crowded room, asked the auction
Ger if'he had any more works on shoemak-
ing to SELL
'IRoN Horse RIDER. A stalwart fellow
hooking for the first time Mt locomotive at
Edinburgh, Indiana, exclaimed: g" wish /
had that out on the big prairie, where Icould
straddle it, aud make the thing Jump till, it
was clean out of breath.
0FAn American Quaker said to gunner
during the revolutionary war-Friend,I coun-
sci no bloodshed, but lift is thy design to hit
the little man in the blue jacket, point thine
engine three inches lower"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

IN Hrf rufr @ alilef fFy M Wa.f usk
20 .trFe .o H.trat.s. - isIj 90 fhs Frtsrrtian
"a FrruerF u uH Hisi urf af ioIrYr.Isa
1aaAlnR rt m 81 nf rurpurafe Fiare d.
s'se g. irlaf.ra o. b4 unts
A tsaate sfuer a. of a. Intensely tuirr-
caiug rlisrertrr. n hsif H.H1.faiurt hilr-
sen VISA nfa-a isFa bee ard l.lidurss. end
nnFe thau ais uaaa alErfF. Soc n.aie tao
ruugriaI sfs-..,.as ED pras sffsiainesI by Ms
isatts III hnsaarIlaH tAS TIE dtarussion uns
heteren tso euret nd NnuIh Measrs nif
icr. taHiesln. Fpais and nau1lrs, we're a.
rnyUd rgaIust fseer tura Fuofe cvrn weHl
- a. % ia teh ~ 8-se has sh6uid De- show
be- iace n hia y Femg'sl own STATE. b.
would Do tsrraa " EilsleA uud hung On q
tree, snt De-. fuut y uouid volunteer 20 pos
~ ru1e arutg-i 'boek NJ Hale, in ~.
ly.suta.5',nl sis'ui shs gentleman from N -.
slss'lIa gfrr tsau b. thfk rrEsous ~ New
hnmIasiiirT, l'ief uull treat BON kiully aua
cufri cuilHif anf " uuld invite bonn a. make =
speech in uause 90 iiiah' achaol lgslsrs, and
thcn souss srtaai huJ might slap Forward
and ula'gfiaaH la' insk 81 1ulightrsiur be-.
durk sal i,nn Ehn unArrslaudirr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

4 cav utr 81. 81 1Tros Efss. Funrl ssvs
tbs 10 very aaf rui.narru. but ~ Knrs d.
not taks carf. IL t,u become o5slIste. for tha
IL MAY b. als-ar zsss thsta cat r,ny l5ok upon
King, ere uv nlly come wh-u cat masi
look very shtsv na,tl 10 Sad ore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

DR.. WiStar at the South. Be not deceived
with vain hope-lay not the flattering JUNCTION
to your soul, that disease will cure itself; es-
pecially if that disease be Consumption or Liv-
er Complaint. IF you would be restored to
health you must use the means which benevo-
lence and kind Providence have placed with
in your reach. The great and universally
popular remedy for consumption and all chron-
ic diseases, is now for sale in every city and
important town in the country, and at a price,
too, that any one can afford to pay. You have
no excuse, therefore, for neglecting to save
your life and health Be not deceived with
quack nostrnms, or any limitations of this in
valuable medicine. An individual at Charles
ton, South Carolina, recently purchased four
bottles of Swnype's syrup. One of the most
celebrated physicians in the city told the de-
ceived patient he must send that article back,
and exchange it for DIR. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. Be not deceived-remember
that it is DIR. Wistar's Balsam that cures-it is
DR.. Wistars that brings back the bloom of
health to the cheek, lustre to the eye, strength
TO the system, Joy and gladness TO the soul,
and happiness to man-it is DR.. Wistars that
has gained such celebrity among the sick, as
tonishing the world with its effects, and is rec
commended by the first ply sicians throughout
the land.
For sale by J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbqry,
and dealers in medicine generally.
The genuine signed |. Butts on the wrapper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

hatrtetf Gee a. iraF, haf Nj taalrs
tnu aaI Clu ef arrk
l rurf ruu.afiy nnfu
E uaH s aa N rrf a.. 49, r.,..
stara ssr Hr eafHta asar aarf tsfi 4
vh.rk as HH ae a. la "a s..e III f,r q rs.
H w IIs rtnwTir nsv
serve m Haaars aHrrI hfa snf aisl
ahare A. aafrs ha4 aart II nrrff-rF
Ttfraf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

ARREST OF TnIsT. Mustang says: This is
sigular state of affairs. The President says
he recalled Mr. Trist; after that, Mr. Trist
makes treaty, which the President accepts
and lays before the Senate, and recommends
its adoption, with slight modfcation-then
has his Commissioner arrested and sent out of
the country with an armed force.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

FhE a. nttf ~. o. tlc eyrairg of
"Wednesday iasi hslu ct Jan,ss a. -uasrrr
rouiaininE itl ~ tilcit 81 oats llid quanli-
iy ut hug nusl g. ~ vas destroyed ~ FIRE
tQurigrn rusps te ytkr ur oAen end Ilree
sall1ataf iiaraFs nv hurueA The hts- 81
Mr. -ualngr prns - iOndcsianI GlI slsOo.on
whlch loss ttarra unH ~ Insurance r. gos.
nrrnaff-f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06
GENTLEMEN
sHAWLs! sHAwLs !

A LAMCE aseaftntent ~ Net, ne Lame
L Strattiia, EiHk ard Csahf1rr shawis. Al
pfacrs fronl o. rants ta si2.lu. t-adics. pirsss
cai' and taok at them
e. JEwETT 4. CO.
WaF -RHf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06


fENHE rahsrr.hera haFitg been uppa.rt
n the ilnn. froaatf Ceau az ne u.a
1T fsifdut.su. Gnsauitsaiaunrs a. rrrFlrr. .H
afa nr, and cd est the cinitna and teaaaH II
zoo prraurs gBinsi thr Estatr ri W Hsars ~
t3utE, late 81 Waterford, tn sad Dsatrsrt Hr
rfaasd, rr prrsrnfrd iusuIvrut ana tse aHa
~ 80 u,autaa frern the l.Hh aay ~ a HfI
leR-. hrlaE allowed ~ sssd Cuuft, 81 ths .f.r
ftsrs 81 SID trccasras ta rRkihat sni HeHfr
tut.r grapcehvu clalmts hrtHrr us-du ~ fs.Ir
give nat.rs ihat 90 rhi atirrf A. goo fstas
III cor EFpainlaseat 40 tar Soc az itr ittf o.
-eaE~t. in Matrfiafd, .n gaii nsfrct, "a
2llh Day az lunr, i-t- and Cd o. rfN o. H
pctaher t-ss, Ht a. cloek farenuaf. sa sara
n satd days
ROYAL ROSS,
Datea o., Waterford, tbs s'th s-g Of 80
faa~ rf,tf.r
4 LIBERATION. This % % uas.fy an 80,
n cerBed that have KlYcu mY Fsu, W
iam MhtC0ph, d. tiue darnE go rr
lasfuaer ~ be miHur.iy, aud 3 she'll sa1 r,thrr
claim be raruingp 90 Psy aay detla 1f b.
roE trartlnr afrr thif date
ELEAEER WHfTCOMn
Aftrat-Wm W fiartshor1
C.asldaan, hsy O., l-s- sgsw-+
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

CUEETINGs, Ttrkinas, &e 81 a. Jew
= ETr a cos at uausuuiir Foes rrtlfs.
Mav -6Af
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DRESS GOODS.

AIDES 800 ard a. E JEWErT a cos
q e Isfrs sssoltmrrt q DRESS GOODS
Frrurh, sceith. EnrHsk, AmCr.esn ant L'u.
en Gtughaats. q han Nusi,ns Siehs % 2 40.
tors, harrage1, Eaiar1td-r ea MasHns, Lawur,
taI,cnss. ba Latlrs, 20 seue bfaat.fis.
aiauruiur Goad1 trr Dnsats.
81. Jabnsh4ry. hay 5a-if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

lose ttfrrf f---WaG THJuru. The
oihrial rriurua ~ ihs 'rlrctau for Esperintcu-
daut si fahI.r Dr. a. sNt %, in ihr uFu sair
81 lows, base ai tngh been rccr5~sd. and,
tiariau, Wh7. H rigirs. asiwihsiaHdira tae
Prrnasurr fh.at ufIhe ioro Focos ~ arrour,
Of AS saFPasr4 cuiss or NJ Bratan
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06
eco Gallons Linseed on.

ECO GallouS LlnSSed OIL
~ JEWErT & CO. have for sale 300 gal.
EAs Ions Linseed OIL, which viii be sold
low by the barrel or less quantityi also, Spirits
TuTpenine, Coach and Furniture Varnish aud
Paints of all kinds.
81. Johnsbury Plain, March 20, 1913 [55Gf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

Fasvf faaff. m q W1ufma,a Free Press
Of Dee ggu,. is {, snnsoacss tsat dase .ie-
Was baru b. M-s JuNssu sn ths nsarasnr Of
that dnv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

nEAL rtFUI nEs5riueBI 81 Itonnstf
y Nthaur. aat tleueHs siaa good % esari
meet ~ Farasair. ID p FEWETT a cos
May a6hs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

cakaaua Csauiy Grsmmar srhs
rVunf $685. Faa.t.s l..ffaa I'll
raHtar ORA
D nfaafif. a.aa
fne say t Ie
Great Ere Element
TiTNn0s CunNFR
a.. %. aa r-s a fartsf
aa arH afs ri
READY MADE CLOTHING
AlH az MERU
eFNrtU 900 wMFH COATS n co.,
NN Ahffff
"A EHUN aNTH Hs hr.r ran ea Fl. na
" -. w. 90 ssrs al frafsfass o. a.
DRY GOODS
stfr a. sFeF efe ssaet sna o.. prove 81.
Av .ssf a.sr GAY U ~ AEFr
NUIBsTH- IO1fia. r SsSIgNyuE9. &..lI
NEr6. TWEED-. asd ffrTtNtsst
and In fset. tlaaosi rsrry tind ~ Ciaa atru
ar renftranun af lpdv, and Tr.nntnft 30 e.
saur. 49, nou o. sais e. ih's Popa.sf tsias.
I.shurrt
TAILORING
Gone Ff iIr rhurfrsf neficr. and in tIlf rrrIfsF
uannrr, und Harraafsf ~ Ftf CDTTfHn
tanf ~ attsrf 10 H.att
Eg~-N u 90 tfod FASHIONS -rrtrs.i
ha A1ruF seotrs S,s-f,.g sna s.futsfsr f'-s.
.7iis reversed I'D ~ nsif Prtrs si1n
0suf'rmaus Ladies and Ch.ldrsas
Boots and Shoes
any Tassf,fg, and fram thr trn III sfasf fs.a
afr uaaa by fbr haeai ~ vera asrn. ED arH
rfutfd, God ~ 81 'Tr frtrff ha o. astau.sh l...
Farrtasrr. DnnF forget ta cal ana tas.F lt
u1lt Marh aeiurU Vou nulthuse riseaHasa
Tbs Stock wns honrht frrah be- EDHTUN q e.
Wv lORh this HprinF and ier aast - a....
.nai su 90 afonths, and a' pf.crs s1 boz ..ar
li rna q De- uAar-aald WA LNINE
LFneun, April 1f. l4te
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-06

SENATE. Mr. Borland announced the
death of Senator Ashley, when the usual res
olutions We're passed. a Committee was APP
pointed to arrange for the funeral tomorrow,
when the Senate adjourned.
In the House message from the Senate
announcing the death of Mr. Ashley, was re-
ceived. MIR Johnson of Alabama, addressed
the House. The customary resolutions were
adopted, and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

that the robbery effected by person named
Seymour and small boy. The property was
buri, on Duncan's Island, below the city. The
hoy was arrested on sn-piciu0 aud dlvuged the
fact The officers OF justice to the place. but
the greater part of the treasure had ben removed
Seymour had been ested the day previous, as
suspicious person, but had been discharged on that
morning, on wit Of h1beas eapas, by Judge
Townsend, and has not since been overhaulrd.
In view OF the present coalition OF the ''crlme
market" our citizens have organized a nightly
patrol, but the plan does not seem TO answer ex-
pecratlons Tab our city, all-ln-all at this time,
II Is "a caution" to strangers.
Mr.. Aubrey, the Santa Fe trader, who in his
ly IN competition with the teeg aph, left our city
last week for New Mexico, after stay here Of
three days He expected To reach Santa Fe in
ten DAYS, making the entire length OF time absent
from tfat place. including all delays, just three
weeks and two days. He will, without accident
effect it.
The Army Of the West" is droppiog in by in =.
stalments, and will soon all be here, leaving New
M. xico d.feDcelrss. You may expect to hear OF
another massacre In that quarter before many
weeks or that the New Mexicans have entirely
changed their character At last accounts, Gen.
Elliott Lee, the gentleman supposed to have been
killed at the loot Of the Taos mountain, recently
by the Apaches, when Capt. Town was Killed.
was in Santa Fee, and recovering from his wounds
twill be recolec ted that Lee Was the only Ameri
can In Taos, at the time OF the hrst massacre
who was spared. Town, on that occasion, saved
himself by flight
There was revolving case of rape committed
here few days since, by man sixty years OF
age, on the person of q little girl aged elevn.
ARGUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

MIR. JOSEPH SEAoRAvE Of Woodstock Ct, to Miss Ally
FRANCES youngest daughter Of the Hon. Jerry A. Fen
ner, Of Scituats, r. ].
At Trinity Church. Utica, on Sunday, the 10th inst,
by the Rev. Dr. Prosl, BENZ. r RoBsoS, jr., of this
city to MARY E, daughter Of rhos L. Bogert, ESQ., Of
Utica
At New Milford, the 9th inst, by the Rev Enoch
Huntington, RICHARD GOWN, OF williamsburg, l..
L. to Miss SARAH E., only daughter Of Royal Davis,
Esq, Of New Milford Ct.
At the Vestry street church, on Sunday ming last
BY the Rev. Mr. K.ttel DAVID VALENrIsE of Brooklyn
l.. l., TO CAROLINE MATILDA, youngest daugh of
cornelius Bassett Esq of llli nois.
At ST. Marks Church. Williamsburg. on Tuesday
evening the 10th inst by the Rev Samuel Haskns,
john e.. MosEMAN, 70 BARrIEr A only daughter of
Samuel Kelly, Esq all of this city.
In Washington city, on Thursday last Capt. DELo-
ziLR DAVIDSON, u. ). Army. 20 HsNKIrrTA MARIA,
daughter Of +. Hartley CrasfJr1, OF this city.
AT Fortress Monroe. Old Point Comfort, Va. the
9th inst Lieut. isaac f. QUtMBy l Army to ELIZA
BETH GREFNBURY. daughter OF Col. John l.. Gardner.
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Died.

on Tuesday, Oct, 10th, JAars SERVICE, in the seth
Year 81 his
His fre aud relatives respectfully invited to
at, nd his funeral this (Tburedsy) afternoon at our
o'clock from the residence II bis brother, Thomas Ser
vice, No. rs AvenueC
On Wednesday morning the 18th inst, HARRIrrrE
AHNt wife OF William King.
The Relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral Friday
ing the 18Th int, ~ 10 o clock, At Grace Churcb,
BIoad~sy whore he funeral services viii be- perform
cd aus from ttepce 20 the place of iutermsnt 1T ST.
Marks Church, without further uvitation.
In Broosb "a, Oct. 18th, 1875. Mrs AMANDA NJ wife
of Is @ Edmapds aud daughter Of the late Richard
Ctrpwsn Esq aged IL years add ~ months
The relatives and frs Is Of the respect
fully invited TO ate nd her funeral this afternoon at
3 % clock, from The NJ. l. Church, in Washingtonst
On Wtdr esday. the 18th inst in the 6lst year Of
his age PtrEn SAUsE.
N. relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral. from his late resi1snoe No Is
Orchard street, this (Thursdsy) afternoon, at four
o'cIook.
suddenly. yesterday evening. q a dissl'e OF the
tehIt. MI. LrwIs ScHfPLFF. n native Of Germany.
fs friends snd acquRil auces are invited 10 itten
it fnbsrtl this (IhursJay) afternoon az O'Clock,
from James ~
Al Cedhr Grove. new jersey, on the llth Instant,
Au4i. .ti 90 IN The Tt n wear Of his aye,
The friends and scqUint.nces are iuvted 70 at'e nd
hit ict'ral ibis (Thursdayl afternoon NJ O'Clock,
is'A the rSSiaspes o! JAMES earle, LDsseetntown'
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