The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-13

January Il, Mrs ANN, wife Of Seneca Martindale He
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
quested to attend without further notice The funeral
services will be held this Thursday afternoon o'clock
at her late residence, No. 14l Reade Her remains
will be conveyed to Rome, Oneida county New York
nterment.
On Wednesday, January Il, MARY LrcRE1A only child
of Nelson and Maria B. shavman aged weeks
day, at O'Clock P. NJ.
On Tuesday January H. Of hasty consumption JOSEPH
M. MOORE, in the 4Sth year of his age.
me relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to at
street, this day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
December H. Of drcpsy in the chest WILLIAM CHAMBER
I'm youngest son of Jas. A. and Emily Stevenson aged
8 years, month and days.
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
Col j. d. Stevenson and Charles Hanson are respect
his parents, No II St Georges place. East Thirteenth
street this day, 18th inst, at o'clock without further
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On Wednesday evening January T. at the residence of
hs-laherin law, Edward Fox, 2o2 Fulton street. JOHN
MCNALIY, aged 26 years months and is DAYS
Due notice OF the funeral win be given in Fridays
On Wednesday, January ~, MATHEW McNAILy aged
N ay "'0"'N' anu '"s' son Oh '0'A anu Aea0s Nc
His funeral will take place from the residence of his
unces, Patrick b. and Francis Campbell 12s St. Marks
place, this afternoon at 2ls O'Clock
On Friday morning, January in the town Of Monroe,
Orange county, N w. MARY relict of George Galloway,
Esq, aged II years.
In the death of this eminent Christian lady the Chris.
tan community and the church have sustained very
unusual loss Her life remarkably adorned with
combination of excellence, which rendered her as an
agent OF bcneyoence, and example OF religious charac
ter, OF very peculiar Importance.
such beauty OF Christian manners, much frankness
and transformations kindness marked her in all she did
N lie that she seemed to be receiving rather than
eung ayOrs, when others were made the REGIMENTS of
the most gifts Her love characterized with
the most generous Affection and she loved in return
as lev persons have ever BEEN within the limits OF the
writer's oh. ervations.
Tor the last two three years past she was afct-
cd with an increasing internal disease, and, after
much suffering she sank in death at eight o'clock A. NJ
ON the 9TH instant. Her department. under the seventies
OF her bodily pain, like the rest OF her ifebcauti
ul, almost sublime Fixed and patient in her purpose
conidng and calm in her spirit committing herself with
resignation TO. the end goodness Of her Cod she
yielded, without hesitation fear. 70 the viii Of her
saviour. Her work finished in this life and she
soon peacefully and quietly departed in the sleep OF
death.
On Sunday afternoon an immense crowd Of sympa-
thng and deeply mourning rehtiyes and friends attend
ed her funeral They all priced and loved her and fer
yently uouIned their los. Her sorely anlicted
family were IN the mJ.t oi tie gathered hundreds who
1eiocod III hcr memory aud honored her excellence of
Character The sorFowng pastor preached TO The multi
tUGe from the TEXT
And God hall wipe away all tears from tneir eyes
and there shan he more death neither sorrow nor
crying, ncithe, ihai thc,e he any more pain for Tie
former things aic rast ed away. Key. 81 J.
Wen did her ierSent and calm faith sustain this and
her pastor, IN Lis memory, viii love TO dwell pon that
one Who has passed from under his iniuistry having
rome other sorrow Than tue sad iTeSocab fact that she
!, gone
Finally IN that being who has passed away and de.
mother, The cndcaied friend, and benevolent Christian
and happy the fact that she died al She lived in the
calm ciens o perfect faith sua The over living hone
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