The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
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INTENDED took notice Of them and went on With the
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to that had been Frequently gng ont The
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them Things being thus situated shut up the churches
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and that SnSsr hs to sys p1Sy several
q sent t. for the keys Of the churches
sssr s'ir sopy and let them
ino~ that sisy would the ,turshs must break
sion ., III lsss the s,stoss nht bs ta%pered
end reieiloai illusions should 10 poured cut in
the King orees wsdnesasy opensd oSs q
m lady s joy Ssan all sS
the restoration public worsip
have not donbt lq with the blessing Of Providence.
bis WI y and finally ss this
Connecticut except Mr. Beachs the churches in New
would DO lis duty preach and pray FOR the King till the
the e Trinity during the
anna
American arnywlo shut the churches because he could
BY sedtous rebelou should be poured tho
hs sSs af as
burial the grounds Of trinity Church to the bodies Of
e A ~s might You casos priest to
tie body Il The raaks. in eensserstsl cund
Of Trinity Church and eonsoled the dying hours Of
place q intsrment The remains those who we're
held to have Lived died rebel And trs,er " .;ose who
Trinity rhs,n sy hs a.
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signed e be lesson "'' 80, $50 w :
place burial selected By their
there for tho inference that they were taken TO- or
for n the yard q Trinity Church. II Ssssd Tor
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That the prayers the patriots should be poured in
their churches would permit to he opened in their
who Sas
and says the Church could not burial
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Ing place Tor any the inhabitants city and en-
closing and keeping the same in good repair at their
ss1ng use the sanss said city
Of and upwards the three
shillings every corpse female
sn nss no the Of twelve the Of eighteen
day any Inowsdre Of the Of this deed or Of
period when tlis common inolorue made, there
Il any part sls sronnis srsanstsnso e show
hs WAS d. Of the 1 r on By this
yard Thirdly the history given BY the Rev Mr. Ingis,
M M my this deed sras S SEN.
the to ass e Ss
edites dedicated to divine seryioeha! they should be
s1s vssiSy trinity would pp tho ss
h t s for the than w0 s asy
Of rete Fourtiy who we're the parties ed With
@ The asr @ sss
By the USAGE Of war for its et%s What
these unSrtunste champions Of freedom the time
The % aas s IN
the ed,
nas Dus s hs
tender Of the fees and who to advance the to
ase SenS ssthy remains Of any these
ss sa Of Ss @ a
sa ss sss il
sjsstys courts ground the condition that
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wuiy resisting seeking overthrow his Majesty
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proof pasrios.
en-
nsd to the Of Asa1 f..
were enerusted time The character was not
xe S fact The Of
committee was curious to test the button and the
s am
n a ~ the tor Pine fs tnas
sixteen or feet below the
ha. this es
dug down thsn eight feet before coming to water
mon public burial and that tic frat site occupied Tor that
the s roynd inst sSys
looking for high ground for the purpose at the time it
In Valentines History Of Now York, page 1oo y is
stated in difference TO the first place for burial thatn 1859
burial the fence having fallen and the Whole became d.
the fort to make burial place there this however did
isimsnt place hill the
the windmill which they represented good HILL clear
No action taken until 1915 when now place
Sse that these peop. for that
low could oaaa
There nothing in the shape Of the island nor in any
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uaipted tending to show that the land ar this point was
contrary, understand Broadway to have along and
the ridge Of land rising gradually to this point
be wholly at with the assertion that this
then piece OF low land
In Valentines History page io stated that one Of
the two city gates in Broadway Mt Wall street. called
the land gate and beyond IL the farm granted TO Jon
sort CT ridge falling off towards Wall street the soah
and towards Maiden lane the north and that he erected
house. and fixed his residence there At
stated that this large farm extending from
the North to the East and bounded partly Maiden
lane The city wall cut through Of this property
when erected in 1853 and laid the grain fields openn
this farm sloped Of towards Wall street, history in
forms did, that tradition must be false which states
that this vas originally low ground built its
height Of human remains AN ground to dust" Equally
bascless and untrue it that remains In
tered in that ground thirty below
III IL useful further to mpcach what been so
lcosely and naccuratey handed down by tradition,
would refer to the history page you will
find that on the wet eide of broadway above Trinity
Church, the principal building the kings Arms
on the e Of the old City Hotel between Thames and Ii
lie house in the city, The grounds the were OK
eniyc running down to the North river and having
garden plot on each edo Of the house.
From this will perceive hat the garden plot
thcI