The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-16
Died.


Sunday 18th inst In the 63d year Of bis are JANE,
REYsUHr q this city
The friends sud relstves 81 the family are respect.
fully invited to attend his funeral this Monday 10th
inst from his late residence 50 Second Avenue, ct
O'Clock; without further invitation.
On the 18th inst, Of consumption, Mr.. WM c.
BNNCuER, aged 20 years.
Kingston papers will please copy.
ON saturday, July IL, Il the prevailing epidemic,
JoHS BsEEr. Of the late Jacob Berry Of compton
Plains New Jersey. in the 43d year of his age.
on Saturday evening. I4th inst, Mar e., wife Of
Henry krben, aud daughter Of the late Matthias Luh
aged ~ ysss
The frends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this (Noudsy) afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, from No. ls2 Prince street
After lingering Illness JoH- A. HASy. in the 4lst
7e friends Of the family and the member, Of DIV.
Branch Lodge. No 81 independent Order Of odd Fell
lows, respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this
LMondsy) afternoon at O'Clock from his late red
dence' No 600 Greenweh st, with out farther invita-
tion.
on Sunday afternoon, BErpsrr CrltAo,y, aged %
years
The friends and relative, Of the deceased aud Of her
tsny generally are invited 60 attend the funeral this
afternoon at o'clock frum her late residence, 2s9
hvington street Her remains TO DO taken to the
burynp. ground in 18th street
ln the town - Rush Monroe Co v Y, on the 18th
UT Csptsin Elnaihsn Ferry In the SOth year 81 his
ago Csp'an Ferry was burn at Reutbors Bristol 90,
MISS Atthetendsr age ~ nfteen he entered the reyo
lutonary army and continued In active service tor
years aud eight months almost throughout the entire
struggle IL was his to share both the peril. of the n.d
and the eclef 81 victory He fought In the battles OF
ss"",nEtvp ssr.tcTr monmouth. Eutau springs and
der q Burgoyne and CORVALLIS when the pride OF Bri.
tain was bumbled before the proves Of freeman
Numerous sther skirmshes aud encounters ana vcis
titudes checkered the eventfu life OF the drcea..d
Yet s wonderful that though he often peril,d life
and had been In 20 close cosct with the enemy "a 10
thrice charge bayonet In the day he never wa,
wounded ball ence grared his cheek but no injury
was inflicted Capt was a fine figure. tall we'll pro-
pofuobed, with q powerful muscular developement
~hich added to indomtable courage and great agility
OF motion, physically adapted him in no ordinary de-.
gree TO soldiers life and duties. His M nd too was
energetic and perceptve his habit Of aecn
rate and his memory Of that local and tenacious char
scter that retained whatever committed to its
fust Three years be served under La Fayette in the
brRsde which that distinguished general was permitted
- select from the flower Of the American r1ops When
la tsyette vas In this country last CAPT went 70
Rochester 70 see him lie Informed the general he had
served under him during the revolutionary stru9re
BROOKS" vas the reply. ~ remember him. esid ia
fsyette But this did not prove that Perry served in
that division Of the army. DO you remember s.vs
Mr. Perry at the taking Of orktown when our arny
had approached the fort under muzze Of the enpmrs
guns and the night wa DARK. you cane along aiding
your borse. and meeting a soldier. said. soldier will
you hold my hurse few minutesp The soldier t,uk
Tue bride sId you passed After little while you
returned and took the h0rse aud dfasiBg from your
pocket piece ~ money. which aerward. proved IL b.
guinea you fsid ake this aud drink nv health 90.
morrov morning Do you r,colect this"i gaid Csot
y la fsyette replied ne did 81" ssyst'aot .ras
that soldier heir interview. a. may b. well sun.
p o. VA one % thriOg interest capt r ac,ahlps-
MED Zen. sullivan In biz petition against the indians
~ tsttfn Ner lOrk, travelling from Tainted Poet on