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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

II will be seen that the petition for re-
viving and altering the charter "r this
Borough passed both Houses on Thursday,
also, resolution auihoriz,ng the AIricul
tural SOcietS Of this County to hold real
estate To the amount Of $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

A largo assortment Of Classical. Theologi.
cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. American, English, and French
Ssai'orsEy, q, wholesale or retail. BLANK
BOOKS Of every description on hand OF made
10 order. y,
DE7s Old Books 70 bound, in plain or ele.
giant style. Merchants, School Cosnmi,tecs,
Teachers, &C., supplied on tho m"st hberal
terms. fully 6, 1852
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

Isasc John BusIeE. 80 old Nasweginn
saiIor, in very haInhlr circumstances. living
in Vernon, 0ueids county, N. T., hes re-
Gently been aOiified BY the Swedish Consul
Al New York. that deceased relative in
NOrway has LEFT him the sum Of 90. 600.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
JERusHA MAxEIsLD Pe'it,on fos Divorce
w., - Mx..,n , dSS , Ss.ea . no

WHEREAS Jerusha Msx6eld Of the town
II New M,lE.rd, in Li'ehficld county. had
brought her petition to The Superior Court 80
m holden a. Lmeh6eld, wiihiH aad Cor eaid
County. on the Sd Tuesday &c August A. u.
1853. praying for 10 be divorced from her has
.snd, said William ]. MsxfeId, % per pe,i.
Ton dated the 30ih day Of May. A. D 1855,
les fully sppear, and il being svsrred in said
pet.tinn that said William j. Maxdrld 10 NOT
resident Of this State, snd the ta,ne being
inr,her shewn 10 me- and thai his place q res.
dence 10 unknown 20 said peiiiioaer-
Therefore. !, 10 hereby ordered that notice
&c the tendency Of said petition 40 Glsent 10
he .a,i William J. Maxi.ld. the respondent.
~ publishing this order e n"iics 10 aesss-
,,srer printed Al Lmchfeld in said L,seh6sld
county. for ,he period shree weeks success.
-vely. The fret pah ica.ioN 70 be made within
tho month of June A. D. les3.
Dated a. WoOdhasy. June 9sh. a. u. loss.
CkiAS. B. PHELPS.
Judge County ConFe
Cor LiscLfieid Copnfy.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
FOURTH.
PARDR HAMa1Wcs..

PAPER Ham GINGs.,
Importers Of The Richest French CseOfa,ls Us
designed expressly for churches halls par.,.
$4,000 Pieces
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGa.
5 - --- --
az wholesale or retail as low as can be bou.l, n
New York or Boston. -
We mos: respectfully invite al! the good pcop.r
Of Litchfield county to examine this
Gigantic Z establishment
lts enormous stock ef Merchandise, and tltiF
STARR T. BURKBTT, IN
Proprietora
=" MSI6 11 H~&d5 ~
227 Main street.
Hartford
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

M. McrriIls, member lrOm Bhrkhamslcd
has been presented with n splendid cane,
BY some Of his friends in Hartford, C'r his
able remarks in the House in reply 10 Nc.
ives Of New Haven, {. published last week.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

In digging in sand bank, in Birr ing
ham, day or two since, a lahOring man
came upon box Onssining the bones Of
a child, which had evidently been there 8
or 4 years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

A correspondent Of the Boston Journal,
says that an establishment has just been
opened near Harlem, ". Y, for the manu-.
facl"re of railroad cars wholly Of irOn.--
The builders are said to be men Of capital
and enterprise. and have already orders for
all the cars they eau construct.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

BRIBGEPoRT BANK DIv,DENDs.-The
Connecticut. PeqWnnOcl and Farmers
Banks have each declared semi annual
dividend of4 per cent. the Bridgeport Bank:
one Of per cent. all payable on the first
Uf july.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The Legislature Of Ohio has passed .
law granting divorces On such nunIber
of vsrious and frivolous preiex's as can
scarce fail to afford escape Er any badly
matched pair who may desire 10 avail
themselves 0r IL. Parties belonging TO
Oiher States can. by . residence Of one
wear, have ell she benefits Of tie Ohio law.
though the cause Of divorce may have &C
CURED elsewhere. snd decree in any cOur'
Of another Stsse is ground G0r like decree
10 IavOr Of the same party in Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The extension Of the Canal Road 10
Northampton was put under contract last
week on favorable terms. I, is to be I'm
ished on the FIRST Of next May. The rest
or the road will be completed by that time.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

Wheat IN OHlo.-The fsrmers Of Ohio
have commenced cutting their wheat
This is. ut least, two weeks earlier than
usual, and has been hastened by the .ex.
cessive dry weather AZ the West. There
will BE- tair cr"p, though the fly has dam.
aged il Ia sumo extent.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
WANTED,
AMERICAN sUNIA0.

NOW is the time to gather 1t, and tina sub.
SERVERS will pay fair market price CASH
for so Toss delivered at our Factory THIS
SEASON. For further information, call on the
subscribers.
WArERsuRy LEATHER MF'G. Co.
Waterbury. July 81. 1858. 2n9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
ITEMS.

The AnsOnIa IndIs Rubtrr Company
turns out about 400 yasds Of india Fsbbrr
goods daily. u empIoys about 80 hands.
and The value Of iIs manufacture 10 lrOm
SI95. 900 To SI5O.OOO annually.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

THE subscriber Olfers for sale the Grass
ON about six acres Of land-:ocaIed within
half Q mile Of the Court House, and Of . very
good quality. Enquire Of
OLIVER GOODWIN.
Liich6tId, June 20,h. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

EeMALE PASrOR.-Rev. Miss AnlOineIie
L. Brown, has lately becOme the pastor 81
tie Congregational Charch in SOuil, Butler,
Wayne county, N. 7. Sue is graduate
from Obcrlin, Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
Summer. HATS.

= JUST recs.ved hom New York full sup.
ply Of summer hats, Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf and Straw Hats Of al kinds, boys and
chiIdren's beavere, and Pearl hats which he
offers far cash. III. JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
MARRIED %.

10 Kent, June 2s.h. by Homer Hitchcock,
Esa, Arnold Payne, to Miss Mary Fry, both
of Kent.
4 In Woodbury., June lo,h. by Charles B.
Phelps. EGG Charts Mauville, Of Woodbu.
~, to Sarah M. Foote, Of Waieriown.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
FOUND

:. =. - IN the encIc sure Of the sub.
@ scribef, on or about the 20 n
n w Of June last, Q rad aud white
two year old REFER. with 'wo holss in the
left ear. The owser is requested 10 prove
properly, pay charges. and take her away.
WATTS n. BROOKS.
Goshen, july Let. 1858. P3S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
Notice.

6ROKE into the enclosure Of the subs"ri.
ber on the 2lsf Of May, thro SHEEP. The
ewner is requested 70 provo property, pay
charges and take them away.
t., A. w. WARNER.
Norlhfield. May Gath. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

THE body Of sn anknown man, in On
advanced state Of decomposition. was
found in SaItonslall lake, near New Haven
ON Monday. T
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

Mr.. A. H. Post, dentist, hung himself
in New York on Sunday, Re belonged in
WilIi,nan,ic. was man of son,e properly.
and was universally respected.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The Maine Liquor Law has been LOST 10
the New Hampshire House Of Assembly
by vOie Oi lSl 10 ia.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

Ships are lesdiGg ii San FrsnciscO Er
Aus,ralis. with boards made from ll.e red
wM,d uf Calif;mnia. and with salmon lis,n,
the Sacramento River. The latter c.,si
fifteen dollars barrel. oR bOsrd. aud YET
win pay gand prof, at Meihnurne.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
E.1r,sessrs s =

THE subscriber, wishing to confne his 3,
'en',on 10 manufacturing business. will sell ty
,sS," o.. a, hi; .'.dsSce o. wedu'sday w.
{ 6f'een thorough bred animals. and thirty.
i've head Of the highest grade and quality of
Cows, Heifers and Calves.
No choice animals have ever been sold out
{ this stock, ard none will be reserved from
he sale, which 10 10 he positive and uncondi.
,onaI. Sale 10 commence Al 3 o'clock. p. N.
4>s 49, ID te JOHN BOYD.
West Winsicd, June 16, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
THIRD.
CA1PEYIM@g..

Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels, rhFeepIy, Inerair-
Mattings Drugeets Rugs Mats and
ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
% Tho place to buy carpets is al the Bee i:st6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

N. B:7 The books Of; the, above deceased
will be len at his late residence, aid all pc.
sons having unsettled accounts are requested
10 call and adjust the same without delay.
WALTER r. WHlTTLESEY,
Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
Notice.

y BROKE into the inclosurs
Of 'he subscriber. on OF about
ann the l4,h ins,ant, an old Cow.
apparently ten or twelve years old-pale red,
yilh some white about the head and body: M
artificial mark. The cwner 10 requested 10
nrove property. pay charges and take her
Iway.
NEWTON CARTER.
Kent, June 18th, 1853. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
HAVE YoU BEEN 10 TnE
''BEE Rive, %
sS1 MAIN ST. HARTFORD.

10 THe HREAr CONEkcTtcU1 ST.Tk
where customers mpet from ever Coin the - =.
% WHERE PURCHASERS caii 6nd o ,'y
article they want COT the Wives. the DauRl 9
OF fer the furnishing Of their houses.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
THEY VIII SOON BIZ G0NlFl

ONE Cagt0a mare Of those splen1ld qNNlisy
and extra siz. lilaeh s.Ik Shawls. iasl received
snd for sals a the old price.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
Wool MANUFACTURER.

THE subscriber will continue tho mauN.
fac'nre OF Wool for customera, either 90
shares. or BY the yard as heretofore.
Also, spinning and roll ca,ding.
SIDNEY ENSIGN.
South Canaan, June 9Th, 1885,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

BRONSON BROTH ERS.
Late I. r. Bronson & Co.
Booksellers. and StaliOnors
BOOK BINDERS and Blank Book Man
ufariDrsss- Also. dsalers in every description
Of Wrapping Paper. -
I. r. BRONSON,
E. L. BRONSON.
Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The foregoing is true copy cf the Articles
Of Association Of the Unien Manufacturing
COMPANY. published by .rder Of the President
and Directors.
Attest, PETER WOOSTER, sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
Commissioners Notice .

THE subscribers having been appointed
BY the Court Of Probate for the District OF
Salisbury, Commissioners on the Estate oi
Dect. VIM. WERDEN, late Of Salisbury,
dc ceased, represented insulvent-hereby give
notice that said Court has allowed six months
from this date 10 the creditors Of said Estate
to cxhibi, their elaine 10 US Tor adiusimen,
and settlement and that we will meet on the
business Of our said appointment at the late
residence "f,he deceased IN Salisbury. on the
Esd day Of December, 1858, ut one O'Clock
p. Nj.
ROBERT N FULLER, ! Commits.
ROBERT BOSTWICK ! sioners.
Dated at Salisbury, June 25ih, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
SECOND.
housekeeping Goods.

Linen and cnttoN shpetings. cOunIcfpanea 81. 10
blankets. CURTAIN MATERIAL. nsr =
BrOcatcIles. Draperies. Oil shades, corniG.s As
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Dress Goods and shavv,s

n the mosi fashionnbl ord scasonsble
from the richest Brocade Silks to common Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

tIHss IN CrNorSSArf-On Saturday. about ono
oc1ck r. DIRE broke out La HartvellYs comnos;t,on
r0os sst15ashmsnt on Pearl street bst sesn Plum and
western Row Tho building was frame and flled With
esmnustoae matter, so that it was soon destroyed
sman carpenter chop and cooper shop bsoprin 10 the
sssn sugar refinery Of Mckenzie Co. adjoininr mat
Wiz me same late The wind blowing pretty strons
tns ume threatening the boz mandatory OF Johnson
70 ana several dwelling houses adjoining but thronch
sne active exertIons Of the rem en- ths aames wa,e
stoppeo The DAMAGES Learn, are about SO Goo Tbs
Ire oroke out again about two O'Clock Yesterday morn
ine, out Was extinguishsd before much damars rss
zone. a IRE occurred yesterday morning. al thrss
ocsock, N salt house owned By Walker Grothers
near the corner Of Pearl street and Western Row Tb
nouso was OF . temporary character and the joss ron
segusnty, not extensive The building had boen 6roa
twice oefore and was this time previously undoubt
ecy tAe worf OF an incsndsry as there had NOT bsr
any Ire IN the vicinity for months There wss no
Insurance. on the property About two O'Clock vsetsrds
morning fire broke out In the bakery OF % RsIes -
building was only partially destroyed The ORION 81
me IRE Is unknown, but supposed 20 be ths decd ~ an
ncendary. No Insurance. About four oIock gate
lsy morning fire broke ouph Moore 4 sizer's fonnSrr
near me toisate, In Fulton, which, With the content
80 totally destroyed. Loss about IS sO0-inmrancs
so'W The fire originated from some cindeYs vh;cb
evening before, had been thrown sgainst one aida *
Inc promptness OF the fremsn saved the
contiguous from being in the east danaesd
Ifn''nnaf Gazette S1s. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

Ts,- ss :. "a
A.eog The shipping, and sad rec ord ~ on
- eUnber are from diseases other thsn r.iIo- 800
Wnen 10 consi&ered that the deaths s,s .rc,; l
a1oOg psrsons unaccHmated who DO mot const.t. @
Nail cur population IL win be perceived that ,hs sr;S
truly violent among this class Of psopIs nnmhs.
~ oatns yesterday were among persons lately from
@ce Nostn, sailors In psrtfc ular. s
Inc 1evsseon Journal Of the 18th has the foIlocns
o. tne progress Of the disease during thu two sub.
1uasdAy, September 13............... q
uesnssaAy Sept H.. 10
most OF these cases taken previous 10 the pre
csssx and pleasant weather. The ne soutb b,se1s
~ prevailed for the last two or thres dsvs -
1870 quite fsvorabe TO the ksslth 81 vii 1890
~ Desru Q, no new casss since last evening
r.1-SZ ~ physician, writing from Houston 10 ths
uvsce Meses: on the lotk mss states thst .sver.I
casss q yellow fever hec oesurrea tbsrs IN, -. verai
asmic haa 20 far been Of very mid sorn tn s epi
gapA;- A' iohoNins para
fsessagers from Houston inform US that n. III
Iesw now prevailing thsre sfssmic and thst 49,
cfe.E u quite ~ sreas ~ in this city The nanar.
knsSs 90 not hopevsx ccoarr this statement F'psf'
. lie Houston Wesleyan Asnner Of the 18th sars
g this disease TO- beyond all doubt our rnist
Are rssoed 10 say that II has not ret Assumed tha
Vpe which has rendered il Alarming else wher.
out nW OF our citizens have faen victims to the destroy
Yrsviossy reported and II vim b. seen by refsrsnoe
g ~ report Of the city SEXTON that of The niussen
csssns sfch occurred from the 9th to the 1tb inst
avE vsre osrDans. IL Ia . wsu known fact That
r-S1y essman who IL taken with this or any other
noea csrsain death. The reason Ne are nm
- ~ u.aeaa e nay - attributed TO thsir manner
!. ~ ~ 49, theeY has bsen . married insrsass
= eA6es ~ baA ~ NiMAes hssa cssaaeS |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
The VIII OF the LaSe H. X. ~. Hill, OF New
Orleans,

from the New Orleans Crescent, sept. 70
The following Is the last will and testament Of the late
LIVE OAK PLANTATION La,
July % 1858
I. Harry r. W. Hill, O, ths city Of New Orleans and
State Of Louisiana do this day make this my ologra'
Item wish al INV 6ebts paid as soon as possible AZ
ter my Death particularly, al cash balances on my
books.
tract Of land, thousand acres in Shelby county,
Tennessee whch got nom HlliArds estate Also money
enough to make up legacy James Dick left her to ten
years old or rnarriss also wish her to have finished
education and supported out Of my estate until shs mar
8 isvs P. Homer Lesley Eve Thousand dollars to pay
the last instalmen his place. and aid in fixing up and
give Violet Miller, for her long and faithful ser.
Wees LdeIed my late WIFE, having nursed her from the
cradle to the grave SIX hundred dollars year. to be
f givs to wia% <. MaxIster, Of Nashville twenty
thousand dollars the interest only be rAd at six per
cent for the FIRST i've then the principal to be
paid. This is to raise and educate bis young chill
dren not yet educated.
9. / give and bequeath to my GEAR son, james Dick
M al n. o. my one ., Of aar
And II my wish that hs should sell his Deer
Creek estates The sugar plantation would advise him
everywhere else except the lands Deer Creek-retan
irg the two bouses on Canal street, New Orleans.
sy .9a sh.1as Of my
Deer Creek estates in the same manner no has been
ding heretofore, and to ship the crops Is may b
directed By my general executors, hereafter appointed
s. appoint my long tried friends John Arm6ela, Of
Sumner county Tennessee, and John H. Bars Of Nash.
vIe Ten nessse my executors Of this my last viii ard
testament with tezn and dstArerwith full power to
sell and convey AL but the Deer in ssq
AID tie property in the city Of New Orleans, mentioned
in item six.
aso empower my executors to compromise debts due
me- and pay exchanges and interest, according to com
n,ereial ussges, at the expense Of my estate want
every cash balance owe to be paid promptly, and,
convenient wish my remains to be placed beside my
wife ard children.
In testimony whereof have herennto sat my hand to
this my Last VIM and testament. H: R. We IL The
JoHS n. BASS, JoHs .ss rytlin, and Thomas B. Lee
have 70 e~ns-A.~ my commercial house and Wind mn
IN ysur direction my old commercial business. r
VIZ % fortune to them, and wish thsu to have n
YOU'D have been glad for James A. Nc AIster IN he
ociAteo but ne has always objected to New Orleans
DOW them to be faithful, capable and honest
~ CHARITIES Will AL be done In my LIE time and usca
ude and friendship. '"iy grAH
Image fuu commissions my estate, II Il vo,th
ms Gay over fifteen hundred thousand dollars
ekever. oeA N nHortny
van. my negroes veil treated. Bus FOR aboIftionisn
s nc have been able to do more for them.
A~~J oVS o'o0s you n. X, W. HILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
Naval IntelIi9ence.

he sioop war Albany dsstinsd shortly for c,ns.
around the hsheres 10 commanded by Commando
lanes ns J. Gerry, not James u Gany, as misplnsed
sAvA OFFICERS DETACHED, ORDKRyp, rrc-Assist.n n.
su1eeon Gunnel has been detached from thu W.sh;nc
oon navy Yard This order 10 to take eject on the Ist
OF NOVEMBER and Passed Assistant Surgeon Eyers6ed
nns Heen ordered to take his place there. Dr. william
wneehn the chief OF the Naval Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery has been ordered to take that post on The
Octooer The present incumbent, Dr. Samuel Harris is
men to be on Leave. Mdshipman William f. TiEhuQh
has been detached from the Cyana ordered 10 tho
Naval School At Annapolis, Nd.
The o. steamer Fulton Lieut.. ComrArdln Watson.
arrived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard at hall past five
on Mordsy afternoon she has been engaged 10
ne squadron lately sent to the fsheres She Il lat
rom Portsmouth, n H, and parted company with the
on the Ike Of Shoals, at four o'clock on Saturday
GAInoon Inc Following 10 list Of her ofoers:-Iisuf
ooqn Command NJ Watson. Master and Ex ofosr
pen, Purser-Winiam g. Marcy Passed Nidshipmenr-
a. 2, tp9mng., Henry Wilson, John Irwin. First Az.
slatsnt Enginstr-Robert Z. Long. Second Assistant
Engnser-Jarnes Warner. Third Assistant Enginesr
Ws. y. shorsy. Fourth Assistant EDgnesr-G. r,
Woodend Fifth Assistant Eusireer-R. B Qan. Gap,
tain's Cerk-0. ". TURK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

de- a. leo Dc q d; No. do, osst 81; 9a1asa Am.
BE-, RE l46 y Chsssr vans, RR t8k % Gt srd 8sst,
IhT IS -hbsd~tsb'a Bs-k. 1894 BehcecS 8sards -
$3.50 Q: Ss'p AuSs, RR 90 'ss "a 2Ss sesrs. Log
bs. ,6h; leo Dc. -6ss tSk Iee as Is: 900 de h6 10.
10 sl.trsA Col. Co. Second Board--sl coo Psona IS
%; 8 thsres Peuns RR 4ok; 10 do, bsvn, 4aX Is
Scbu,hd Nsvixsi lea 81 10 Mari CaaaI 1917; 80 Ua'oa
CspsL lsh. After Bo@d.-6o sharso scaSylkat Nav
pr~fered b. 81 50 do. sSsn, 81; 100 Dc, s6 81 Iss
hIAtebM Gold Co, L Market dan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
Married.,

On Monday, September &C. by the Psv. l. D. M.nsi,eiN
Nr r. II J0SEs to Miss MARGARET E. daughter OF Wnla'
On TuesSay, September %, by the Rev. VIM. starr
Mr., EIMu r. CAAuS1I to Miss MARY FRANCES McsuLLl'
al OF this city.
Mr. Sares MIR WALTER ADAMS of Boston. tobiss ID u
A., daughter Of T. Furmsn, Esq, Of Fort Hamilton.
EasteIn papers pl, ace COPY.
On Tuesday evening" September q, by the Ksy 4.
Forbes RIcHAgD W. HAsKI8s to Miss ELEASoE ~ q COL
TER. both OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
The Yellow Fever In Texas.


We see /. stated in the Galveston Journal Of the 18th
that the steamship Louisiana which to have sailed
tainsd uatl the folio Wing evening from among
the passengers and crew. resulting In thu death OF
Aefevs she left Several others sere not expected tc
eorvfvs
Inc diseAe. regret to psrcsive. was prevailing
sxeatvsy asd severely not only IN Galveston but also
the 18TH says ia scarcely two weeks since the first
of yellow fever appeared among our citizens For
several days there we're doubts sy some ?, our
hayos rssdeoee here But i soaa e.ts csnjsc-
to -. cr ts, y, ' Ss1s st during
N amount Of sckness since 1s47 And yet the deaths
aaacs Una esd But, unfortunately our city probaNy
n:rss before contained 50 many Of this class.
ne Ms, o. TIE :slns date says Yesterday the in
sxoseoed those Of any day since the Commence
nsat Of the Epidemic. The much iamsnted Dr. Rrrsn
osos.sS ~. up,ewittng and las We learnJ rsmarksby
hs ev. Oath He compelled reluctantly to sbsn.
Ue MA patisnts ct r. M. on Sunday last. and |
.o died II E: Other sn. ans
iste, epioemc namely Dr.. Ridley and Dr. Baum. who
moss recently e,me 70 our city. But we need not
sMps 20 enumerate, ~ 1t Is not In our power to
comp.sts the melancholy catalogue Of victims An We
ssn nov ssy Is that In the past few days more than
oacsrs have been suddenly cut off and generally thosa
IN the prime Of Life Some families have bsen entirely
ny 1 dsd ssts n sas NJ H. H S.es.
pane hee about ex months since with his wife and two
soaS, who we're AL held in high estimation BY ali Who
~. our or hve dsysago they wore oil well now
Ths draar Of the sam. date Apologies for tn. up,..
arc .hsr y sias hss
Atigned y ATTENDANCE ON the sick bookbinder st
.shsd e the sssbhshmsnt had died from yeaw fever
eushshss the subjoned notice Of the progress Of the
n aunser Of Intsrmsnts for the week ending Ca.
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