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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09

n5- TAKE NOTICE!--Thc Canton Ten
Company are the eEeiitsire vendors of the superior
Black Tea called .HoWQuA'S MIXTURE They intro
ducod il in America in s0-and every other person
house protesting TO sell the at all-much less at
lower the unwary the public themselves
viii perceive by comparing The spurious with the genuine
/" lIowquap ventied by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package (in addition Its containing jA height
Independent OF the wrapper9 bears the stampof neanes
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
from light and air that their quality and power WIN remain
unimpaired In any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
& H AT TgMPLRMAN's Book store
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09

rsINcRAL OFFICE iS FULTON STREET, N,Yorh
70 On I' 4. WI pYorr \ SONS oErsaaI Asrsrs, No.
"a North Second srest, PhIlsdslgha, Pa.
~ 4, corner I'm street and Penn. Avenue.
rri~ Also, for sale by Druegists generally.
EZ- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP TN THE
.IIEoE SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART AND sioNxp WITS TIE wnrrTsN sroNArunR or
TOWNSEND, AND His HAMn BtowN IN TIM oLAns.
NJ d n. D o TT On
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09

DR ToyssEEp-- Dear sr-I have the pleasure inform
yen that three Of my children have been cured Of the Scro
aa hy lc use your excellent medicine They were az
fcted very severely with bad sofeE have taken only
sottles took them away, for which feel myaef under
deep Obligation. Yours respectfully, .4
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York. March /, l5i7. ,.Ha4I Fsl.'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09

THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concsyey proves that this SARSAPA.
RA has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
the blood 77ee persons cured In one house Is unpre.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09

Empowerc, by Art Of Parlamenl Wet Royal Assent
July n, 1897.
"A Sariags Bank FER he Orphan and hte IIido,c y
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-09
rRIscIpAL EsrABLIsnnEsr IL sEw ronn.

The UANTUN Ten COMPANY has - 7
ES& been popularity known Tor many years $50
bSkIR This Is the largest and oldest Tel, Eslab ;jl
kAkzl4n shment In America, The public have l11Is3Lh
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEA OF late, that they have been obliged 10 enarge,
great extent their Two principal establishments In New
York, Wis s& a&
I25 Chatham and 1919 Greenwich streets.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation TO the Tea
Trade In very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
to any other Tea Concern In America. Their scrupulous
regard 10 all principles that tend to elevate the character o
large house well understood, and has already secured
tabhmenis united and they consequently are determined
To se Teas ,ey mare ragra and perfect for the pTiees,
cepted
They zealousy invite the attention OF the nhabl-
ans OF Washington their Agency, where the following
assor'mens are always hand and they feel no hesa
ton IN stating tina, wherever single trial IL made, very
decided preference Ia given the celebrated Teas ~ The
CANTON TEA COMPANY. ssft ast5- F+t a%sa lUNG
IL Reader, make the experiment.
Retail Prices as o'rs subject IL al cases be returned
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Hon. GEORGE McDurrrE.--We regret to
learn, through correspondent Of the Law
renceyic Herald, that the health of the
Hon. George McDuffie continues to decline and
ii is next to impossible for him to survive much
longer"
General Dix, Of New York. ii late speech
alluded 10 Gen. Tayor's broken pledges in the
following terms:
If gallant commander, flesh from the most
nobly contested battle fields, welcomed every
where by the paudis Of his countymen,
with o reputation which no political e!r-
walton could increase, was not to be trust
ed, when making declarations Of political prn,
cipe, in whom, the people would naturally
ask, can we conGde without the danger Of being
betrayed 1t was in this point Of view, that Gen.
Taylor's failure to carry out his declarations was
most to be depored. It's tendency was 10 de-
grade the standard of political morality, and
TO make public men the objects Of popular dis
trust.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

THE IRIsHNEN AND THE GoAT One day last
week about 80 or 40 ltishmen we're working on
q cyee in Lolsanu, some ten ortNe.ye miles
b3ye this place, when their quiet vas disturbed
nv Wha. they called a huiiaAa,ol among the
days The dogs We're barking with great ear
nes,ness. aud the mon, thiaking there was more
than com non on hand armed themselves with our
guns from their shan'iesand proceeded in a body
to Il scene Of ction. They found the dogs bark
in at the foot OF a cottonwood tree about four
feet in diameter and forty feet from tue ground in
the forks Of the tree, there sat big black bass
which tho first wnu had cana pronounced "a
shape Och saii the next murphy we're a
tool We ivcs know shape to climb trae. y
"Faih no but rs black goat--me a.taer had
geat in olld Ireland, that could cline traes,
thou h diyI a trae there was l1r him to cline, So
Re IN stone wall as high as mouuanl'--
The N ucr being discussed some time it was f.
uaI.y co lciuded tn It It was goat. One Paddy
insisted on shooting him for being such fool as
70 climb a tree, bnt vas persuaded not to shoot
{ fear Of having difficulty with the owuer.--
lha dogs were called of and the bear, for such
il was, .oon came down the Tree and ,'0Jed. A.
b u two hours Of o. nrg hborilg planter coming
b.. they tod him that bis black goat was in thu
woods and up ree and on gong to &c it he on.
J., found The track Of very large bear.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Az UNFoRTUNATE NEw>PATUR-Tbe An.
eusla (Ne.) Age recently received one Of as
Western 4 ,haugs.. winch has been travelling
about between Chicago, Augusta. Ca, ard Al
gusta, Me, for several months. One paIan,hro-
pic individual had written out the Maine in lu..
tor the accommodation Of hose olt west who
might suppose The authorization stood for Missouri
or Mississippi. Another postmaster added. don't
send this back to Illinois again" Another in
be hope OF facilitating lis progress, put on away
down Eas;' while still, another, cut OF all pa
uence at seeing the ,hing come back 20 often, put
1t through with Maine, You id fool Maiae.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

WONDERS or TIE IELEFEAfH.- Scarcely
. lsv rssscs that we Go net hear Of some NJ"
s-i rsr'er D. uset 20 watch the telegraph IS a1a7-
~. Tie allowing. ham he N-toll. la,e.I-
Ea1csr is the latest;
We were pressn, q few evenings ago q, The
Goa. survey Astronomical station, ua Cap.lo.
Hin. which vas pat ia Geographic connection
vi.b C'pc at %. The purpose % t1s-uiniug tie
l-n-ltrlls between the two places. The cleo
,-irsl clocks in tbs c.;y and Cincinnati having
been introduced into the complete circuit, srC-g
k.a' az Cincinnati was recorded at almost ne
sra iastaH' on Sa1ion's revolving cylinder IN
.ais city, AMI every beat If the Clock here was
recorded in Ike manner upon Muchsls reyoiv-
ian plate NJ Cincinnati. Al the moment STAR
passed the meridian at Washington, by The touch
of d key the record Of the passage was mace
upon tie disk at Cincinnati, as well as upon th-
cylinder At the Washington station, and The tt-
C:,an,e oflongtude. The distance between the
tu-o Giles. il mast be recofeeIed, Is upwards O.
FIVE bundled miles; this distance was annIh'aied,
and events happening at one were Instantly re-
corded by automatic machinery at the other
The interchange of star signals was soon inter.
ruped, however, BIZ the intervention OF a cloud at
Cincinnati, and the remainder otthe evening was
occupied By the gentlemen present III phioSo-
pbical dicussion on the subject Of lae velocity Of
the transmission Of electricity. We were never
more impressed with the power OF the telegraph
to aHnihila,e space aud bring into instant men
tai mmunicat,on individuals separated by hun
dreds OF miles.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Mon QUELLED BY PRAYER.-rhe Pitlsburg
Gazette relates the following incidenias received
from the late Sheriff Of the county. Mr.. FORSYTH
Mobs have been queed sometimes by the dis.
charge Of musketry but we never before heard
Of one subdued by prayer. Pittsburg mobs must
be more reverent than those OF some other quar-
tiers.
Some time in the course Of the past year, he,
Mr.. Forsyth, was called upon 10 exercise his
authority for the suppression Of large dsor-
DERBY meeting somewhere in the suburbs Of the
city. AT the time of his arrival on the ground
there was every manifestation Of an immediate
and violent outbreak, and while he was deibera.
ting about his duty in the premises, he was aP.
preached BY the Rev. MI Kirkland, who acted
SO conspicuous part 10 the late trials in ON
court, with request that he would let him Il,
The efficacy ofprayer on the excited passions o
the throng.
= The Sheriff replied that he doubted much tht
success of such an expedent, but thai he wa
willing TO make the experiment. Mr.. kirklan'
Immediately assumed station, little elevaet
above the multitude. and poured forth, apparent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Horses and mules. 3 yoke Oxen,
NILCH cows, HEAD PORK HOGS,
yEES.NS.
SPECaAl. NOTICE.

\ consequence Of the death OF one oil the Part.
Z ners 90 our concern, it viii be importantly afcey.
sug Up close a matters upto The end Of the present
season We therefore notify those indebted to Us,
that AMI ACCOUNTS MUST GG PAID bniore the Isl OF
March next, and that no new accounts viii be open
ed after This date A, CURTIS CO,
Il. B--Ihose in want or BOOTS & SHOES
CLOTHING, HATS IL CAPS SC. for CAsu--,
would DO well to give u'a call. Oar stock is SUE
EtoR and viii be sold at very low prices lor the mo-
ney A CURTIS & co.
November ist lsfa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

ly from the f5laess o Chr.>.giaH ssast-t, a. pray
CT mos. appropriate 10 occasion. immediate
Is afrr he commenced, those around him became
am. seine Of them very reyereu'iE losS o. sls'f
hais. and when, al tae conclusion, be raised h.s
Ran an ia the most solemn manner prcacuac-
he .rnrti,tio-, vi'h wtich congregations aJe
rsl- "a il dismissed, lhe m1t dispersed as qHrt.y
= d en- gra-aii1n retiring iTun church. leaving
IN. Sheriff no further necessity lgt Tie exercise
ed. his authority.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
COAU MHsUS HOTEL.
BY JAMES JONES Il son.
UQLU ME.U N r.

TENllE SUBSCRIBERS hayrg taken cluge ul
thi- large and commodious house, situated in
The central part Of the city, formerly occupied BY
John T. Ridley would respectfully inform the public
that it has undergone thorough repair
Having procured the best Bedding and attentive
Servants, We stlha with our kong expor ence and
undivided attention. We may be able 10 please every
one while under our root
Our table will always be supplied with The best the
Market affords. snflct, neither pains nor expense
slIoi bc spared 70 renic' our guests eo3t1rett
oar horses viii b. seUt % the well known
Livery stable Of WrttW chpg. whoheeps .3e best
OF pto.cudrr aalaaemigt o-tiers
J Oar TERMS WiN be moderate, III
hpg no I~INff
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

he writer Q. the subjouei lines, which display
mach poetic power, must certainly be a dyspoptic.-
His picture ofthe Popular Creed" is anything but
complimentary to the community ia which his exPc.
rence is eained-as We should be sorry to think that
the monetary value was the only standard ofValuaton
here.-ColamJia IS. c. Telegraph.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Society IN PuILADGLpuIA.--'rhe Daily News
ics Tie estimated population Of Philadelphia al
the present time 10 be 3500t0; or in olhcr
words 10000 families. or this number 1000
families have a competency for a support above
manual Ialior; 20,0Jl defend npon mechanical
and professional branches; aud the residue Of
$1,000 IS divided in to tw, parts, w: 30 600
who labor 81 are DESTROYS o | boring, and II 900
who r,sott 10 Legitimate and criminal means tor
a livelihood, Ollhe latter class, 60 are sup.
passed 10 be beggas 1900 who depend upon the
oisi OF the Street and what they can collect from
the kitchen Of wealth 5000 who steal 1000
who s'arye for want Of any kind Of support and
1000 who follow a promiscu3us l.velihood,--
Such is the state Of society in Philadelphia and
the elements which compose It.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Tie POWER OF COTTON.

The advance Of an eighth Of a penny in cotton
announced in tho last steamer, makes the az
sr"gtie advance, since the beginning of lie
mtgemenl, reach three cca,s per ponii. amount
ing, (mys The y. Y. Herald On e Whole crop
q! The taiteJ States, % Tie sum ,ttIlFy maIi0aS
ol'o'Ar- That raqer says:
Add dis agare gate advance ortnr cotton crop
t. the yield otgnId calculated in Cah!1nl, which
- made to fq"i to iDriy millions Including also
T. general advancing mp'eiarnt IN other great
stdes, and The aggregate Increase in the com
ulercial values oil The products Of the L. State
for l>4g-5J, will nearly amount the cnolmau.
am Of one hundred millions Of dollars. Men
wi get crazy with speculation ard money ma.
king in so, as they did with roy, aud rryo,u
tons IA ISIS The quiet olihc French republic
aud the general peace in Europe, wll only adj
T. 'br intensity OF his movement
We lrua that 10 Sue fltu 'prit .. s2c,u' ,iion
wiil manifest itself
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
administrators SAFE
CHRALES MlLLER-NA.rrR.

OF LAND AND EGR0ES,
on TIE FIRST or January lo5o.
PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court o.
lowndes county, State OF Mississippi, at TIE
November 1Sl9) term thereof we VIII sell at public
au1tnn. on the premises, the following land, except
n much hertaa AS shall, previous 70 the day e. sale,
be set IF ,or the widows dovcr) toNt; the W 4
ON " 8,EAotNW a. 5 " part o. the " ! o.
SEE alIin s5stcu %. Pl7, K Is ", the 7 ! Of
.SE section II. " 3otSW section =, \ + / OF
NE section Il, al, in TN, Rls ". Also At the
same time and place, all the NEGROES of John
NcCowu end decd
ALSO on the 7th Of January, 1850, the following
lands 5 + oiN w, + tot $ W J, Lots 6, aud
u, all in section - TIER NV The sale OF the
ast described lands will take place on the premises
about miles north east Of Columbus
The first ale viii take place at the late residence
the deed All on acrcdlt Of u months, bon' and
approved security required. NANCY NccdWN,
Admu'X,
GEORGE W VAUGHN,
Nov 10, 1913 -jt Admu r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Dec, T.-IIouse proceedao

CINCINNATI, 7th--Tren endous frel Tagging,
Pugb d Cos extensive Pork House, sycamore st.,
destroyed Slawg g. Shays' nov in flames and
destroyed also Clark.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
LAND FOR SAaE3
n FIRST rate Bargain altered.

4 will sell on the most accommodating jerms--on
I credit OF one and two years-tha luanie plan
miiun formerly known az the CARROWAh tract
situated in the South western pQrt o. Louwdcs coun-
~. State oil Mississippi The tract contains 3Sj r.
ere. about one halt Of which is in a high state Of
au.tlgatian There is comfortable dwelling house,
m the tfatl-al-u negro houses gin house with mill
,mclnd ci-tcrn Sc The planttt un i considered
H OF the most valuable Of is size in that part Of The
county. hctcucmcns are all comfortably situated
the location being high and dry at all seasons Of
Inc year The range tor stock Is excellent
The terms on which propose to sol this valuable
9antatlon are most liberal. wall take cotton IN
payment at as many cents per pound valued at the
msrket price as dollars per acre tor the land
Possession given the first day Of January $50.
Persons wishing to purchase viii please apply g.
John A. Clayton ON the premises, OF The subscr
1cr AT biurcc-boruuch Tennessee
SAM DAVIS
Their, can also be had on the premises Of Mr.
layton quantity OF corn, fodder, cattle, stock. far
ming at nscs SC. D.
(ief - ls1g. 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

In this place on Tuesday eyering the llthinstant,
BY the Rev R. A. Blae, Mr.. GEORGE w SHERMAN,
to Miss VIRGINIA RANDOLPH, all OF this place.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Nessrs. billiard and Aston Of Alabama voted
for Wnlhrop,-no choce-adouned.
An individual named Robinson was arrested in
the Senate chamber for threatening CIa}--com,
mned to Jail, supposed insane. Clark.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Adninistrator's SO Of 81

Estate
In accordance with am order granted % t.l 10
h,,e t,es-t 81 s,.gr5,s CO Miss at the December
term thereof Iwrl sell az public auction. he .o-lo~-
ing lands. % uil, the nora bali and The narta-'es'
gra-,er -8ata west quarter north east hal q sou'l
EAST quar,efo section 49, and the south west lar'er
tac Ne- ha 81 south east quarter OF section q ana
scat half and ives, half OF north east quarter p sec
% ana cas-, h8io south east quarter e. sec 81 .-'
l township IT, range II cast. tle property % joan
NcgeHH tst5ase situated iu the Frame aIoa'
-.X,a rHHes south ve,' O.. Columbus
Sac rpau fHe PROMISE. on Monday tie I'm o.
Jan. 1854 Cr,ito one ana I'VE ycsrs, with sac.
iels amt securities as the aw presor.hes.
Il. H. DALEY, Adn'r
Dec sth. lS49 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

1gNIIh Subscriber offers for sale the place on which
he resides miies from Columbus, on the VI H.
itary road, better known AS RogERs' OH STAND.
It contain, IS acres, about one half cleared and the
balance in the woods il is handsome aud pleasant
situation TOR private residence, and or any person
who wishes to engage in the Tavern business, il IS
one oi the best situations FOR hoo-e Of Entertain
mont on the Military road. For terms &c APP y to
the subscriber living on the premises.
ABNER NJ. WALLACE.
Oct 20th, iS49 17--6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
The State Of Mississippi
To al Psrsoss interested n he esia,e Of gssss,
SpetFhf deceased.
LoHTDE8 LOCNTT

To al Psrsoas interested n he esiats Of Jsssss
Speight deceased.
VOU are hereby notified 10 sgpeaF before cur Pro-
a bate CouYt Il a term thcnecf 70 be holden q
ne Court House IN esd county on The first Monday
OF January, A D, 1850, then and there 70 show
cause If any can vhy tie residuarv interest in TIE
following lands, which have been allotted 10 Tie wi4
ow of said lessee Speieht deed TO wit Fractional
section g, Township Q Range &c eas', eomnencine
AZ stake on The southern boundary lire ofssl frsf.
ttn. fCctcn c, - Chains distant from the soush
essi corner q said fractional socton, ard thence run
mig the southern boundary lire thirty chains %
s'ar, thence Dorth seven and one halfdecrees west
10 the northern boundary line q said fractional sec
uoral line to sake, thence cast along said north.
ern boundary line, thirty chains 10 2 stake thence
south seven and one half degrees 70 the co-7ancine
POM should not b sold according O. the B, tiion d
James NJ. " yun. administrator o. said esi,i-
-. Wfna, the Hon Nathaniel f. Good.
Ss%SS, win Judge o. prola,rs for Lowndes
SeaTN< county, ,bisls, Monday Of Novea,
5tssAkSS Der. A. u. 1850
%HeES Issued November 18th 1870
DANL WILLIAMS Clerk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

WAsmiNCroN d. c. Dec. G.
Senate, Calhoun presented credentials ---Jcr
Clements Of Alabama qualified and took seat
Adjourned.
House, at err reading Journal, lengthy discus
sion ensued respecting propricty Of appointing a
temporary chairman until the Speaker was eec-
ted, the proposition was finally laid On the table
On motion Of Wentworth the House proceeded
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
w. w. HOWELL,
OBJ l1RT DESHA, 4 GO.
moBIr.E, ALABAMA.

@ IUI Y y i E r ICeRt,
D0ABL3I9s AI55.
II AVE- a large supply Of Blgupg and Rope on hand
which wbbe lurn.hedto customers at cosl and charges.
u All Gotten Shipped to the above House IN the
name Of g. A CHANDLER on account Of the rea.
owner, will Be insured
Jane u 1910 1852 q. a. CHANDLER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

Protection Fi-5 and Marine Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Connecticut
INCORPORATED "a IS25. ARHua. Prt~'-
ums. Capital stock uui NuTlus Fund,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
List Letters,

ID ENANING Ia tie Pcs, OHec al Columbus
II Nl..Cn Ire ist o DECEMBER. 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

On ~ evening Of the LIST inst. of consumption, Mr.
OAsnI O'SULiVAs, printer, fourth sou of thu late
James OSuliivsn butter merchant Of Cork ireland In
the aotb Year of hi. age
raw. "rd those ~ his brothers Sylvester Timothy
Roger, jeremiah and James, also his brothers in Ia o.
Timothy ally and John Donavan respectfully in.
vited q" attend his fnnerSl sunday afternoon. st
O'Clock from the residence OF his brothSr ~ stone
street
ca the lsi instant after protraoted illness, JAMES
O'BruN, in the oath year Of h,s xg..
Fis friends and scquaintanc1s. and those or MS
brother Phillip OGri.p and also the members ~ m
dependence Hose Company No 3 and the depart msnt
raj al ~ sunday, the 4th instant, from his late
residence No 20 Washington street.
ON FRIDAY morning, I'd instant or disease OF the
heart and oropry. JAMES. second son ~ James aud
Margaret Dickson aged ID years aud rs days
The friends and acquaiurauc~e OF The family ana
.nbers II the Rev II II. Bairs Church ihariss
str-.t p+c'fully invited to attend his funeral
this saturday. afternoon, at o'clock from the resi-
dencs OF bis parents $40 Broome street
On Tbursdsy. list Nov of consumption, AsNk Pa
7, ssoN, in m. 23d year of bsr age.
The relstvvs and friends OF the family sre respect
fully vted to attend her funeral Saturday after
st O'Clock, from her late residence, 2l9 Suu-
van street
on Thurs day the LIST inst after a short hut
Illness. PAlkicK DoHERTT In the 59th year ~ his
HE funeral will take place saturday the Sd inst
at O'Clock A from his lare residence. In Sth ave-
40h street The relatives aud friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
On the LIT int OF Group. PHeBE HENRIETTA, young
est daughter ~ Richton and Phebe Bailey. OF
Conuupipau N aged years mouths and days
Ro,t"n snd " est aubridgs papers please copy
In New Orleans on the 2ath ult WILLIAM FRANCIS
BARrEIs aged 80 years
Al ST Paul on the 27th ult FaAscis RoBgHrs. a
member OF the Minnesota Legislature, and one OF the
frrt settler. of the territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

Norton Chss whesler. Davis Davis Jos French,
Geo Barker sApi Merrill Joha Bradiee Of ieo
Jets. tawin Cox l. Floyd walker. Dunbar Ia s.n
born IA Carr Stilman + J.fs, Woo man, Nath pat-
zen, las kunaie Andrew baeute. Joeoh Perkins Jas
Pierre b. ston 'ieEhom Octave Leisht.n vii q Le,
John n s. nborL. Of Portsmouth; Geo n Radun ] II
Nuiro uhss Ctes-'r ulh Chas Fsrse 81. Porlaud
mis- Noworth, 80 tynD fhsa ; uuri. q W Csapbeil y
Eniier Charles handler, of Ro.tn Carou usraham OF
rrovd.noe Joseph Huteh,n OF wehuea; Vim Or
iov,r; L. Wright. Of Chares,oxu; Wa a X aa Of Law
renee; Wp Newmon of insweh; Andrew 8ysnt. of Ef-
inghsIp; J"ho Foye Vim u Foye Jos Is Twombiy. OF
Great aIlf; John Persins, williams Oesrbora OF
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