The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

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In Portland, Me-, the 14th instant, =. b. Avass
Army to EMiLv l.. o., daughter Of the late Del.
g. Dearborn, o.. N.
InNew Orleans, the 18th inst. by the Right Rev.
Bishop Blame, JosEPH Far, u. s. Navy to AorEs T.,
daughter Of the late Major II. NJ Sands U. s. Army.
Yesterday evening, in the 6sth year Of her age, De-
RoTHr wife Of the Rev NJ II Smith.
Their friends and those of her sous, Richard j. aud
M n. smith and her sons-in law Charles Shields and
the late Thomas Clark invited attend her fu-
Division street. without further aviation oclook
On the morning OF the Goth inst Of four weeks dy
sentery jared youngest con Of Margaret aud Andrew
Coventry, aged year and months
The friends and relations, also the members Of Acorn
tend the funeral this day the 9Th inst at 10 oiooS
A. NJ. from his fathers residence, lao Greer wick
street. without further invitation.
On the morning Of the 18th, of cholera infantun.
the daughter Of Helen and Thomas Aitkin, aged
month and day.
On Saturday the 25th inst, after severe Illness
JAMES son of Joanna and James Meinell, Jr., aged
year, months and days.
On the 2sd inst, Of the prevailing epidemic, DsaA
WiLsor, wife Of John Buzee, in 23d year Of her age
Her aims taken to West Farms for nterment.
On the 18th inst Of consumption, JANE EoMIsres.
wife OF John Ingram. Jr aged 81 years Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery this day (Msn-
day. at o'clock from her late residence SIS powsry.
At jamaica. L. T., on the 2eth inst, Hon HrsRr
Isaac HAoSER, In the 50th year Of his age.
rIenos ana aequs'n,anoes are resPsetiuly invited
Episcopal church Jamaica, at ppm.
AT Castieton, Staten Island. JOHN WILLIAM, youug-
est Of James and Annie T.. Woloott aged year
and months.
At Newark, on Sunday, Goth inst, of cholera, Pa
TRICK BYRNEs.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral, at 100 Broad street. Newark Monday after
noon, At 2 o'clock
The venerable JOHN MINER sunk to bis rest yester-
day, the weary lsborer sleeps after the work of
Icing summer day Is done He formerly Of Lyme,
Conn, aud had resided in Royston, in this county,
since 1881. Mr.. was fine specimen of the men Il
the "tmes that tried mems souls" Injured to hard
ships and service in early YOUTH soldier of Washing
ton he served his day and generation faithfully for the
full term Of IS years and the 10th day Of August
1S49, death struck his from the nearly blank
roll Of revolutionary pensioners OAie)
Herald, .7ug. 81.
In East Cambridge, August 2lst, THOMAS LErcnrsS,
aged 63.
Less than year ago. the subject Of this notice
called to follow his psnion with whom he had been
happily united for forty I've years to the grave Beaa
tful they in their devotion to each other and
their children while In life, and not long have they
been divided in DEATH In his sickness he suffered
most intensely; but all his sueripgs of which he was
conscious born with great fortituds nd PATIENCE
He 10 at restmay his and virtue cherish
ed by HIS numerous children and grandchildren. May
the consolation OF the Gospel fill their hearts With
peace and resignation, and
When, soon or late, they reach that coast
Ger Mes rough ocean driven,
May they rejoice, wander lost
family In Heaven.