The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23
Died.

Died.
On Sunday evening March II after lingering illness
JuIA AUGUSTA eldest daughter OF John A. and Lucy A.
Platt aged years 10 months and 20 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from tho residence Of her
parents No l26 Broome street Of Pitt this day,
II o'clock Her remains will be taken to Middlctown
on Sunday morning March 81 at his residence corner
Of Fourth and Eighteenth street, ErnRAs Ho-
BROOK. in the cath year OF his age
His friends invited to attend his funeral without
further notice at hapast O'Clock this afternoon from
St Georges Church. corner of Second avenue and Six
tccnth street.
In Brooklyn, on Sunday March 81, ASr. widow Of
Alexander 0gsburg Jr Of paralysis in the 9th year Of
her age
Ogsbrg respectfully invited to attend h"r funeral
from her ato residence No 500 Gold street. without
thcr invitation this afternoon at O'Clock Her re
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday morning. March 81 at O'Clock, at her SON.
in-aws residence, No 90 Roosevelt street MAR! WEIGH
after long illness which she bore with Chris
tian fortitude. aged 0I years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family ore re-
specially invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock r remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery
for interment
On Sunday morning March 81, at his residence, 14o
Elm street ANDREW II. RooSwELI, native of Oneida
county, n y where his remains will be taken to-day
intermGnt,
lle leaves behind to mourn his loss large circle OF
friends acquaintances and among them an
and doting wife whose untrng excrtiops and tender
socitude have helped TO smooth his pillow to the
grave Peace to his ashes to his friends
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In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 81 of consumption
ELIZA wife Of Andrew Cropsey aged A years 10 months
and q days.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No l4 Sands
Her remains will be taken TO Greenwood for intermcn
At Washington. WARREN SAxroS Of this city aged 81
years
Ills relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the North Dutch Church
Fulton and William streets this day, at II O'Clock
On Sunday, March 81 MARY Am BRSpLEY wife of
of ihc isln nf Rarh
eldest daughter of J. g. Pelham.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her father 500
Atlantic street, Brooklyn this afternoon at O'Clock
On Monday, March -, EDWIN JEssr SHEPARD only son
Oh Aaron and Sarah H. Shepard, aged years months
and 2G days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his parents No
HI Ryington street this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Tn Monday morning, March - Mrs. JANE GAMBLE aged
G. years
Her friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from No ia Pitt street O'Clock
Her remains will be taken to Washington Cemetery
Al Brookyn, Friday, March 10 of scarlet fever
Juta daughter of Joseph d and julia A. Evans, aged
years
On Sunday. March II at New Brighton JvLvs VINCENT
BHETTE.
The relatives and friends of his mother and of his bro
thorsin-law A. j. Hamilton and Jules Glaenscr are re-
spcctfy invited TO attend his funeral from st Patrick
Cathedral this afternoon. at o'clock.
On saturday March 20 after lingering illness Mr.
JAcoB L.. DICKINSON, aged SO years
Ills funeral services will take place at st stephens
,hurch tins afternoon at o'clock where his friends
invited to attend
At Kensington N j. Tuesday March 16 at tho resi-
deuce Of her sonp-law. DR. Schenk. Mrs ELIZABETH G.
CHuRcni aged - years, widow OF the late Capt David
Church. of Portland, Conn
Al Quebec on Tueed day morning, March 10 AM Mills.
rect OF the late Mr. John Bosles of that city aged 50
years.
Near Camptown, Nj, March 10 UzAL BALDWIN,
soldier Of the Revolution. aged 50 years.
At Fan River. March Or AuoRy GL.7IrR one of the
earliest residents of Fall River Mt its settlement for
upwards OF forty years rracciug physician Of the town
aged 20 years.
From the Tuscaloosa obserycrl
bEslH or WM. CocHsASr. Esq.-We regret TO announce
The death OF this estinaie man lie breathcd his last
on Friday evening March ; Though he had been an in
valid long time. h death rather unexpected His
di,case was chiefly an affection Of the lungs Mr. G.
an able and accomplished lawyer ornament 70 his pro-
lesion niablc in all his soela relations aud universally
beloved At meeting Of the members Of the bar, the
9th March the following preamble and resolutions
passed =
TpIBt1l. IT. RESPECT 10 WI cocuH,SF
Where's y he dispensation Of all wise Providence
William Coc@nc. Esq late member Of the legal pro
ie,ou 81 this city. has been removed from midst 10y
death. Therefore.
leo,. That in his demise tho bar has lost one whose
uID3cr intellectual endoNments and fine legal abilities
had acd him to the most envabe rank and constituted
= ~ one OF the brightest ornaments OF our profession and
the community one whose wei stored mind eonprchcn
syt learning and gcnemanly bearing have elevated him
10 tho prominent position OF one Of il most valued mem
Ecol,ed That while we would do in ali in our power 10
testify just appreciation of his great merit lawyer
and citizen feel wholly unable to express in Ian
suage sufficiently strong unfgned regret at the loss
his family the bar and the community have sustained
Resolved That while we respectfully tender his fm
y and relations lively sympathy in their bereavement
also bear cheerful testimony that he has left behind
him distinguished among his contemporaries and
rmnently cherished hy his friends.
Resolved That a copy of the preamble and resolutions
foregoing. be signed by the Chairman and Secretary of
this meeting, and transmitted to the family Of the de-
ceased JAS. B. WALLACE Chairman
J. NJ. Vas HoosE. Secretary.