New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

invited 20 atnd the funeral At calyar, Church at &c
- ~ =. - 1nSsy's rssidence
vt.e IN VS., Mrs AsABELLA wILLrAMsoN. Slfs
4 s.'.s. ,teT o. s,s Cry and daSsss, OF DE s''
Al Srcrs~ood, Lous Island, HESTER GILES IA 'he
66fh ysz- 81 her
hs raj from her laie essnee al tue hoiss Of
her u.uhe~. John Freeman RAysns~cod "a rat.d y.
TIE Oh o'clock p NJ The steamboat Astoria
VII leave peckshp At O'clock NJ, and reiu aissr
the services. - nc
KINNEY BLEAKLEY. wife Of Andre Sleas!ey. aud
daughter Of the late JOAN Dunscomo, aged - years
Tie relatives and fends Of the deceased are rsspec
fully invited . attend The funeral al 1cioS on tlssdAJ
The deceased Will he inferred IN Greens I'D Cem.,sy
Al Brook n Sa irday. IA > 80 Eow u Nh -
sYNE. ysUngest son of Rev. DAVID aad May AHah
s. ms. AGED Joars. months aud l. Gays-
TIE fencs 81 the fanny resDee iulT INVITED 70 AZ
tend his funeral tomorOw afternoon al O'clock IRON
Al Norris Ranch GEAR Sacrauen;o CRY. Move nber -,
NELSON HOUSTON. late Of NeF-iGrk. aged % Years.
The deceased came TO Cal,oTna N the sumner OF lS'
and DUNG residence Of $50 years had won the e.
teen and friendship Of all who sneS nm Among ,he
hrst wso undertook nortc sIufal pursuits IN th.s
valley. bs success amply rewarded the en'ef2rise,
and opened The way to the very EXTENDED e2-rs.lons
which have Since been engaged IN. Dir. hous'on
family 70 remove 70 this country IN RE ensuing
spung Instead Of receiving the tldngs whicn sh1nd De
termne their departure to O4n husband and parent the
SD announcements borne 10 the mother AID ne children
that she widowed, and they tshsrlss In tbs sldlea
DESIGNATION II NAV re cOasong the bereaved - know
that The last hours Of the departed passed.
those wi well known and dear 20 him N the ties III
kindred and association Gentle hands smOo he'd tue -
low Of the sufferer and his last words met the nptthz
response OK who nearest IN those whom ne
could earth The fgBeral rites of tins de-
ceaeed attended by a large numbf, who net her
distance deferred from rendering this aSt OBJ
servance He lies by the side Of fell ~ ysyager 90 tAis
land Of hopeful promise and gloomy saopontment who
mad scarcely rsachsdhe habOr here when anoth haven
opened the world Of eternity. - u
Al WIlhmanrc, Conn, Dec. 81, GEORGE HEB5ARD,
aged 81. -
In Worcester Co Md, Dee. q, J. [. DENNIS. ESQ
At PTebe, Cortland Co, Dec. 20, Hon JABEL
PHELPS. native OF Hebron. Conn, aged IS years tie
was formerly Member Of the Legislature.
At Louisville XIV Dec. &c Res. p. VI CARY, f3rne ~
Of Chesterfield Co Va, aged 49,
At Chlttsnsngo N Y, Dec 90 Hon JOHN G.. STOW-
En- native Of New. Lebanon Columbia Co aged o.
Judge Slower formerly Member of Congress, aud
L. 8 District Attorney for Eastern FLORIDA under Gen
Jackson's Administration.
At Cincinnati, Ohio. Dec. 28, Mrs. FlNDLAI, willow
of the late Gen Fnday, who one of the ear set
tiers and mad been Member OF Congress and Receiver OF
the L. 5. Land Office. -.
At Utica Jan /, Rev OLIVER WETMORE ansiive nj
rim Divine and long resident of the Safe of EeSNorh
Rev Timothy Edwards the ia her Of President Edwards,
was also an ancestor in direct line Of Reverend
friend ust deceased, was Elder william Bre"s,sr OF
the Mas flower
In Lunenburg Co. Va. Dee 2,JCLIUS IIrTE. Reyo-
lutlnnary soldier aged %. -
At Mt Aub1rn Holmes Co. Miss, Mrs. JENNErTE
s. daughter Of John B. kIrkham u Springfield. Mass
and consort Of Thomas Wright, aged 81.
At Ioness Creek, Powhstan Co, Va, Dec. %, JOHN
THOMAS PLEASAETS. aged TO-