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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Mr.. FAULKNER,s SPEECH.

The ATartiasburg Gazette, IN reviewing this gentle
4ssnan's speech, says
The funniest part Of aIr Fauncrs speech iSits con
clusion. He says.
ssAIy first acquaintance with General Pierce dates
back to August 1891 Since that time | have been
close observer Of lib public career Time does not ena
bic me- now, to 60 into an examination OF his Course
But do not fear contradiction when assert that the
record Of NO Northern statesman EXHIBITS uniform
and consistent respect for the constitutional rights of the
South than hs-aor can be shown Ilaaesthg more
true loyalty TO alhe objects and purposes for which
this great Union was formed. 1t viii give pleasure
sra TO record my vote for him.
He became acquainted with Cen Pierce IN 1888, and
'sincc that time has been close observer Of his public
career" and found him TO the rights Of the soath
and call the objects aad purposes for which this great
Union formcd.i' Gen. Pierce wa more than eight
years ia Congress, and did any body bat afr. Faulkner
il this County know, when he nominated That he
had ever beca there at all Wb4t did he do then, III
all that time TO give him place in the memory Of his
coantrymen Surely there was time enough far great
man to do something. But did he do n6tEing?i O !!
yes. On the 9Th f February, 1885,, he made speech
AGAINST ga bin ID provide for le settlement Of Rcyo
lationary Clairns.i Mr.. Faulkner knows something
about Revolutionary Claims y On tie 30th Of June,
1885, he made speech AGAINST a-bill making appro-
pFiations for the Military Academy Of the United States
for the year 1886" On the 25th Of june, 1871, he
voted AGAINST IN bill for the relief Of the widow Of
General Harrapn,p and thus did all he could 10 send
her pehniless to desolata home. He voted AGAINST
the River ard Harbor bill, which passed and received
the approval Of General Jackson on the 2Slh Of July.
1891. lie voted AGAINST like bill which passed
March Sd, 1885, Tile voted AGAINST the improvement
Of the Ohio above the falls. lie voted the
River and Harbor bill which passed July ID 1886, al Of
which, ia spite Of the opposition Of 1t. Pierce, were
ssanproUed'' aad signed by zen. Jackson. lie voted
AGAINST ccery Measure adapted to devclope tho re-
sources and advance the prosperity Of the largest portion
of our country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
RAD ENDoRsERs.

When a certain Joseph Johnson was alcaadaa;e Of
the locos for Governor Of Virginia, the rery hint that
he held abolition feelings, would Garage tAc loco and
they endorsed HIM as sound upon the SLAVERY question
Well, il Is not necessary for V 70 remild them they
have been deceiyed-oray Jordan hatcher once. Its,
to them, livery disagfrs able souad.n
Again, they endorse Franklin Picree- bat 70, and
behold lie made speech in january iast not rscol
lectcd BY them-beeausy tley had not eve4 recuee
ton Of the maaz-in which he LoATHED the Fugitive
Slave Law. still they argue that he slsafe, win
not the people protest against such endosscmknt II
they ats>stslac 10 themselves thev will do n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
srEAMBoAT COLLISION.
Two Hundred end Eilb Lives Lost.
49,, ~ " " n,.,-.,st.os,

l&htes ~ - - W uee ~
The steamer Atlantic last night came 10 coll
lision with the propeller 0gdensbufes4nd sunk
10 half hour. There, was dense leg prevails
ing al the time.
The Atlantic hsd on board ankimmense num-
Der OF passengers and ii is estimated that about
$50 Of them persisted, chiefly NdyNegian emf
grants. When tie collision took place The pas.
senaers were all Id bed, aud the utmost consttr-
natioa ensued, especially among The steerage
passengers, many 81 them jumping overheard,
The emigraris. who could mel speak awordof
English or understand wogas Epokenaio- them,
aided to the horror Of the sceleby Their cries Of
terror.
TIE cabin passengers 41f oilers who eopl.l
ungeisiand the celebrations q The al1asn, were
comparatively calm, and provided themselves
with chairs, settees aad beds Ail,who had pa
feutsifte pfcyervefs, asHnuhcr being on board tbs
boat. were saved. Tie emigranis jumped over,
board in their terror and rushed to certain death.
The water gained very rapidly, aud the fires
were soon extInsaisbea, the cat sinking amita
sreae Of the most terrible and heatt-Fending -cuu.
gasioa. AthaiF past Two o'c.oaks amid The Wild
esi shfisks from Z thousand Yescee, the boa! sci.
lied and sunk.
TheotReers ofIhe propeller 03lenshese aid al
Ii their power y preeerre ihe s.srs 81 The hun.
aretis :. sua.sn .elngs struggling in the water,
and many were rescued. Pie whole number
picked up BY Tie propeller was 200, aud they
were taken 70 Erie. A large number Of these
LEFT al once Oh board Of the steamer Sasano for
Cleveland, aud others coming Down in the cars
70 this city, They Of course losf every thing.
md most Of thenraTe completely aesiileis aat
homeless, al The same time mourning the loss os
friends and relatives.
The whole nninhsr lostis es,imaSed by some
10 be not less tian Sa0 y large Number Of boz
dies bad already been washed ashore.
The 0gde0s6eFg is considerably damaged.
LEAKING tadyfbpt succeeded 10 getlihgto port
with tie rescued Of ,hc AtRntles passeogers.-sl
p lie steamer Clayton VAS Immediately despatch
ca 10 ihe wreek u save The property Of thc pas.
seEceFs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
LETTER FRoM COZ. sTRoTuER.

We1iave received the following from Col. Steoth-
er, in reply to the inqnify Of our last week'scor-
respondent Waueatqa Flag:
wAsuINaros, D. c., August s, 1853.
My DEAR Sin ~ observe in your paper, com
mnnication from Rappahannock, enhuiring my
Positon-n the Presidential election and your edi-
iorial in reply.
Do meFthe favor 20 state for the information Of
your correspondent, and ofany others who doubt,
and desire to knew my position, &c, II any-there
be, thar, as whig. approve without reservation,
all the principles and views Of policy expressed III
the resolutions of the Baltimore Wing Convention,
and shall advocate and vote for The election Of the
candidates nominated by thai conYenii9n.
Very respectfully, ySur oblt servt
JAS T. STROTEEsR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
rEmrgRANcE MkErINc.

+
lnarsNer e call for rRb'tc temperance
n eatisg du Frilaysesenirg, 2plh insistH, very
rtsaeclabic7 audience assembled IN Tue Court.
lsoasa ~ the appointed illge.
On motion, willis J. LAWNS, ESQ was
chosen as Chairman, and a. y. McDANiEh APP 7
pointed Secretary.
Tic Clajt briefly eEs&Lsh iae-osIect q tne
meeting 10 beto ahurd Ia tsef, MI US an OPP
pofuMly u reporting to we people tae ltecrea.
ngs q !le isie Saaaalest9enNs.,.soa' any seY0'
eating The measures Here reepmmeneea,
Mi 1YEe taeu tcst me s'al'a' anu ei'sftlatnf'l
The audience wi'h a Nsfy eiffatet interesting
and impressive Adde'S. q
MI. l'Yas having eeneiudfd, :. =: hREes,
E q arose AMI addrtsscd he meeting IN y
sfeeeh, q an hour IN length % ePGos''on 10 t'e
policy q LEGISLATION eFen we 81 r .cl
Me- XNq efit w replleo, Oily eohe'eps0 y "a
Pssol,sJ T5ai IN traffi.,F in Intoxicating II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
SIMILARITY Of sENTI5i EST.
ana lraaer als ec 81 t fees IA aTlire aGrrE5, S
with my action aal4aHgqage ii Washington
IGss Ej5ge5A

[GeaPjeeeA .
II what matter n il may be asked. Heis tai 4,
Ing a23at constitutional figt%s IF lit South Id
relation to Slavery The issfe IS, as to his opin-
lens upon The Fagi'ise Stare Lar, andlhis loatl,-
ibga III i. Phis PSat hE has not touched This
point he dare moi togch. Every othef Democrats
Presidential candidate exeepi himself ana Gen,
Butter, sPoke,to this, plainly and cuncfusyely, IN
their answer 10 Mr.. Scott They pledged them
selves elected TO yetoa bill for The repeal ofhe
FagiYgc Slave Law. GPn-Pierce is still alpas ia
regard TO that Vital FiisasaFe u The Sou,h.
We grantlhe accordance" Of bis sestiments oa
slavery, both IN New Hampshire and a: Washing
ton. AT Manchester lie asked Gin New 1850 at d
public meeting, g Who fliI not deplora slavefy7 p
And added 1.-THE men Who would dissolve the
Union did not hate az dFieye slapery asofe Has ls
did,
1t Convention over which be presided. il was
declared with his acqaieacence, e that t}e holding
efdaaas belRgsFa 53a9age il curse d aag ogRalrg
that we are opposed td-slaYery, black Or white,
IA all orais. and dertwhaieger efrcamsa nces.
Now these were sentiments uttered ID New
Hampshire Letus refsr.to The record at Wash
ington. He voted against the act authorizing
Elwaad Broose 10 remove 10 the District Of Colun-
BID two slaves owned By him prior 10 his removal
from Virginia
The Congressional Globe furnishes more deci-
ded evidence Of Gen. Pierce's real Sentiments On
slavery
have no HESITATION in saying that / consider
Sare7g a.S0CIAL and POLITICAL EVIL. and
MOS ~ SIN CEREL4Y WISH Il 1a1 no cciss7,ee on
tie fac Of tis eafkt lilo5s "a session. 25ia Con
gress
Batthe Fagatre S7apelas7 Is the topic Ii was
upon tAis poinl-his imputed loalhing Of lie law
that his friends denied the accuracy Of the speech
reported as his at New Boston. Ii a slippery
evasion" Of The question torefer 70 odopinions nj
tered al Washington" upon ether branches Of the
slavery question. Gen. Piercehas had no opportu-
nifty Of saying anything ~ Washington on ihe only
part OF the subjec, involved in ihs controversy.
Does he afpr0re The Fugitive Slave Law, ofdoes
be loatbe' it2 This IS me question. Let him
answer That with the aPparsn fraakness With which
he has attempted to answer fpdAefs nor in issue,
and then both Moth and S94ssh vii understand
him Richmond Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
MORE FILLIpIJsTERINe:.

The Presidential election being at hand, the
Democratic asitators are getting up another Cuban
excitement. They know that the Democracy can
only be kept in full energy by the eternal agitation
OF some new scheme of conquest. Men who hate
honest toll aud lheNlsual slow means of acquiring
competency are always loiavor any scheme
which holds ont prospect Of getting money by a
short eat.
The leaders Of the Cuban Juata are now princi-
palIy at New York plotting more mischief. The
Express truly says, The fools arenot all dead yet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
POLK Is. SCOTT.

There seems 70 be family hatred among sthc Folks
towards Gen. Scott President Polk tried toshave the
veteran superseded BY a Lieutenant .GcRcral---and
failing in this he had Gen Scott arrested o the e6
Of his glory.
Now, 1Iq;0l Polk undertakes TO dcnounc4 the Gene
raj, the floor Of the House Of Representatives,
Splendid Asabug! Verify the signs oninous Of dis
aster tothc Democrats, when they driscn such
despcaBle and disgracefu straits. They are doomed
aChapuepcc defeat. agd their knees are now trernlin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
A. G. Neh Y ]. HAWKS. Gin.
STEAM 90 on T5,P :. :

The steam eanal bG
her regular trips from. O. 'eideRt commenced
Ferryon MonFay The 2a5 sia@u to llapcrs. E
ming is connGxion with tire BeE one Is run
make six miles per bour very ea saSAa sad e
feet long, I3avide, and hjgh. WIN She $50
loofs combining every coIaJt II and cof',scyee So.
The President as bailt ID baltimore .sgnSSpge. !.
an engine 1t II horse power. We learn Tvs
the Agent, MIC w. CurkHAw, that sgao'i,s.
boat Of simifr dimensions is being built 10 mn,
between liarrers Ferry and Cumberland Pas.
Page and iare from llarPefs Ferry Ia Geofge-
town Is only 81 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
ACCIDENT.

On the Camp Ground near Halltown, on Tues
Day evening, az accident happened which bid fair
Of serious consequences Whilst Mr.. JAMES BarE-
MN. young gentleman Of much worth, was stand
nag anier tree, dead limb fell, striking him on
lhe head and produced susceptibility ios some tie.
Restorasiges were applied, and We learn thar he Is
recovering though mach injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
A. GREAT GATHERING j.


"a great' gathering Of tho Democracy" took place
ON Friday last at Newparke', Shenandoah county
Fifteen thousand say the Spirit IAN Increase q fire
Thousand since Sunday and eigkt' "Bahds' of"sweet'
Nusic-aa increase Of hco safscoursed" Great Ja-
pitcr what fine acghBSE.had, UP there in that
benighted region such love feast, geod gracious =.
Hut, says our neighbor--
ssThc hospitality and kindaess Of this nvincible
Democracy, was only cqualled by their devotion to
those principles which they have ever protested"
.sThose lrncplesi" 10 Which ones, neghbor, do
you aiade Was il 10 the Observation-Disclosures fasoritc
the ssccssionists nuIlcrs reesceFs, or abolition
isa Tel US 10 which Of chose principles you aIlede
Your s.principlcs sovaresated We desire "hghts
upon she subject.
Their speakers consisted Of General Sam Houston, a
frcesoer, whom our ncighbor has declared he would
NOT have supported for President, had he beel pomna
ted Robert q. Scott Richard K. Meade, Henry Bed
niger, ]. n, Tucker Sc, Of The Secession party AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
AGRICULTURAI.. MEETIS q.

Col. w. w. w. BOWS, osPrince George coun-
Y, Md, has accepted ne Invitation Of the Valley
Ag1'eul'ufal society i9 deliver 40 Agricultural
aaaress a. tnelf secord annual meeting on the 2lsi
= oesooei, Coi q + q practical farmer and dis
unguisned writer on agricultural impros ement and
Oafll'enasnlsy anticipate treat in The fsghcoming
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
THE GREAT srRAslnoAr DISASTER.

nov seems that the loss e nc, b. lhs collision of
the Atlantic and oglenburs viii tas out 10 b
ionF hpalFea. Not more han le5 persons were sarci
The cries Of dissre uttered By thepoor Norwcxisas
are represented q have nsa stla and heart
= seems therewas NJ fos o. lie Iltcand III. Balss
rescued passenger. ssys 81, there uas i reckless
epilt naniIelied, IIy believe ottcr,si.e how a a.
.|qot clear night. soq1 he esrlieat have saken
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

BENIFicEAr Acr.-T The House Of Repre-
sentatiyes on Thursday passed bill anpro-
Ipriating ten millions of acres Of unktie Aud
Tor the support Of INDECENT insane persons.
Fn the States Of the Union-the lands r. ~
E Tassllousea among themln due proportion.
Should this benifeent measure rece;r, -,
sanction of the Senate-as wa devo,tl, 49, ~
il ulayit will of itself give LASTING d;stb tine
ton'to the thirty second Congress. and what
an enduring monument will II be tszsf6e he.
nlgn influence Of " omaa and to tlSb hui
name, the gentle, yetenergetic being in par.
'tleular, to whose persevering exertions this
noble gift tolhumanity viii Be due,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
cpxcRNIAL sPIRITs.

That cur readers may knew the ecngena'.sy = ss,.s
$500 shes hlas iianesiessaries 81 the Iocosoco
s,,v,va T. inserF he following eEoicc extracts
:. Resolved. Glat os are ogp0sed e aarery = cry
Es,n sf,rI colon, aud IN rkynR or FREEDOM aaa
TFprE s0IL WHEREVER MAN LIVES
GODS HERIFAGE.'- s.
Z Hnustt.. q Chairman Fl tAe National DeM0eIasae
sCeanjtker.n
= ,...-,srrs.I Nj IIOATHEDIT. IIiAYE AlVSl
nFv0I,TIN FEELING AT THE GIyIAG W q %
1SLAYE-TffE LAW IS OPPOSED ~ HUI assi-
sf:Y.n-- Gen. Pierce. "a JaHnarg, 1891.
she ne,aItv under such circnms tances, should
Re deah though perhaps authorized by the letter, Is,
believe against he spirit Of atcs and Of We ege as
Il Il contrary u mercy and hamanify, which arc design
w. Cor. Joe johnson reasoas committing punish
rn1enf Of he negro mrirdefff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

Il /. how eo,1>ie1 certain tksl tho liz steamer iIo.
Esssp>1' tslzsht ss'lc tlns from esr Alnisi1f III.
L11sr.e.. \ f1|1ra1t @ ~ 1shias d'ieo'e. h he
~ " Eo>I'. The Easii.A Ministry win wiibdraw
wy % ply upon .ppe o.Les string.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

Camp Meeting win 81 held IN Morgan Coun-
y. Virginia. on the 81 81 September, about miles
from he Rsfkeley Spring. near SLEEPY crses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Amount Of ply,
say) 5000

y Is not fairly made oulf BalIer and Clemens
say that 4 =. and no man with 4 spark Of palrfo-
tisn IN bis bnRom will dispute Ii The value Of the
credit side b Fhe county have not stated, because
Il cannot be estimated 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
INSTRUMENTATION AMONG VIRGINIA
SLAVES.


We regret to perceive the tragic results Of
this feeling daily msnifosting themselves
The latest instance Involves tale Of horror.
It appears, BY "a statement in the Richmond
Times, that Mr.. Ball, an oYerseer for Ed
ward Z Tayloe. in King George equity, find
ing it necessary to chastise feld-hand. at
tempted to do SO IN the field, when tie negro
resisted, and gave the oyrseef severe beat
ing, who then mounted his horse, and pro-
cecded to inform Afr Tayloc. Mr r q
company with Ball, repaired to the corn.fiald
and demanded e know the cause Of the ne.
gro's conduct, Rhs replied that Mr. Ban bad
attempted to whip him, but that he would
not submit to- il Mr. T. told him he should
and ordering him to cross bis hands ana a
rected Mr. Ball to take hold If him M p
pereeiyiag that be had drawn q knife tald
Mr Tayloe Of i, who Immediately spran ,s
from his horse, and, drawing pistol from lis
pocket shot the negro dead al lis feet -
Hfefna6yfn 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

sTAnhlNa cAsE.-Wd learn from the au-
taeritles, that in q row In the ueighberhood
OF the Gamp-greund on Thursday afternoon
lass, JAS. Iayener, Of this county, severely
injured Charles Brown, Of Fairfax county.
with knife. Not knowing tho merits ofltho
case, we refrain from any remarks on tho
subject. Brown IS dangerously wounded.
having been cut on the Head, through. tho
face and heck, and down the chest Brs
Janney and Harding attended TIE case. ana
rendered all the service that skin coul 4 sur
gest.-Leesbmg Chfoalrla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

You that mlnglc, may

a friend who attended the meeting informed us thai
including "i eolors, ages and sexes, there were Nc
over "four thousand"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

PosTsMogTH( Y AZ BANK Ae 6IN.-CaJtain
Be :, Is the individual arrested in PhiIa-
aeiPAla, on suspicion Of having participated
n tue robbery Of the Portsmouth, Bark. ii
January last. Two $50 notes Of the stolen
KIND, a $40, the leather bag, Sc, ana other
o. the property Of the Bank, it IS said WAS
ouHdon him. He was admitted to bail by
Mayor Gilpin, in tho sum efS20, 600, for a fur,
Their hearing, on the 9th oE September, oftho
charge being fugitive from justice from
Virginia, and receiving .stadry moneys bc-
longing the Portsmouth Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
1891 AppoIN-rn1rYr.

ea7'a5n caAFLEs B9AR'lAy, Of Aartrsbprg,
III osen afpo'n'ed sy ille sFefeta y ofihe Navy
10 The conmAnd efthe Bfodklrn Nafy Yard, 10
take fleet in October II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

SOAKING IUREip SEED IN fIsiI OHz--
Moere's New Yorker furnishes q. commute
cation showing how 5000 wero saved ono
year BY means ofan agricultural paper, which
pointed out tho remedy Of FISH oil against
the turnip iIy. and BY which means large
crop was completely saved, while all others
ia tho neigIhorhood vera destroyed. The
seed we're soaked Is hours and then rolled
in ashes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

0yon Thursday $4,000 Virginia boals 'seEs' 0'f
in New York asabout I'LL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

Speaker OF tie former House.
A high degree Of excitement prevailed during
this session which extended It's influence to ihe
Cabinet and theneeforward JEFFERSON and IIainiI.
ton, the acknowledged Leaders Or tie parties. were
irreeoncilably estranged from each other Il now
became evident thatthe ohiecfat the anfsFederal-
lists was 10 SECURE 10 Mr.. Jefferson the7aeccssion
10 the Presidency.
(1'n haacnn.inriaa \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-11
Convention OF Women.

II being a Of vacation In most OF the female
seminsries Of the country, letters written to
the principal woen engaged In teaching in all the
States and TO others, eminent In literature or who
have made themselves in any way honorably con-
spicuous, inviting them to assemble at Newark si-
multaDeously with the American Association for
the Advancement Of Education. The leading pro-
moterK not the originator Of the convention for the
Improvement Of female educaton-wss Miss Catherine
r. Beecher but the circular signed by large num-
Der Of ladies resdipg for the part In and about
New York The attendance yesterday wac large; but as
several who had given notice Of their Intention be
sent mad not arrived little business
This National Convention of Women IL. by no means
70 he oaxed with the ratherng Of female fanatics whose
assemblies In Worcester. last year In Ohio. during
the present. summer have excited much the general
opeurt The convention at N.sark Ia composed main-
of practical teachers thoroughly educated themselves
ano ANXIOUS 70 become farsr with sl the facts and
evolved la recent discussions Of the subject by
, n.h ,ne sex may be truly and appropriately
80 ahI made more efficient and eful In the sphere
~ I It lnsy are designed by nature No assembly of
-, - "a. .t'p known. In which there ess 81 the
NE 49, t 'ch IN which distinguishes the progresves,r
~ 80 ~ - conFlienous In the oTher conventions
'aIPt hnmb'rd tre members of tho Couyeption Of
onep W.T. present 70 listen 70 p,shon potier,s d,uira
male t,achers. " 'uo cVn'ohuon VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-11
Y,se.a.


wTs G.. sgsl g yssss, nooths "a Is Ssys.
he his.ds asd rslaaivss e the fAany, slss. NE
nenb~s q Cannon suset BaPtiss Church are isvitsd
70 attend hl funeral this wednesday, afternoon At
ss'cock r frsu his Late resdeaos, Ne. 400 Madison
On Tuesday, August 10, Of os.sumption AsDs.w Ds~.
shr, sge1 80 yesrs, native Of BalysAannon. County
Dosegal, Ireland
arc requested to attend his funeral from the residence Of
his brother John No LOT Hudson avenue Brooklyn this
(Wedresd.y) afternoon, at 8 O'Clock
Bis friends and masters Of foreign vessels In port
invited to attend his funeral from the Quarantine Hos
ptal u leave New York with the II O'CLOCK BOAT, this
morning. llth inst for Staten leland
Suddenly at Boscobel Westcbsster county, Monday
evening August 9, JvLA ~ wife Of Henry B. Living
the 10Th venr Of her age
The friends Of the family, and of her father inlaw
Schuyler Livingston and Of her brothers. John and An
thopy Rsthbone, are invited TO attend her fusera
fri the resideDce Of John p Oruger on "Wednesday
at o'clock The cars leave Chambers street by Hud-
son River Railroad at O'Clock, 81.
IN Monday August 8, WILLIAM L. THoMrsOr In the
4tth year Of his age.
attend his funeral from the reidence OF his mother
No 1877 Broome street. this "wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock
New Orleans papers please copy.
On Tuesday August TO- Of dysentery, DAVID HANNA, In
the i6ah year of hir age
Bis relatives and friends and those Of his brothers
John and James respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this (wedue day. afternoon, at O'clock from
No. 1872 Elizabeth street.
In William burg Tuesday August 10, Rev. BARrHo
CREAcH pastor Of the South Fifth street Metho-
dist Episcopal Chu ch in that city.
His funeral viii be attended from the church at " noh
he oficiat,d the corner of South Fifth and nth
Thursday, the 18th inst at o'clock P. n.
Hs relatives and friends invited attend without
'urther notice.
On Saturday August ANTHONY Louis, Of Anthepy
INA Anoiret'e Hoguet, aged 6x months.
At S.m mines township Ohio July Is. MT Lew BUcKrNo-
Al. AIRED ~ wears