New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-11

dove ADO eng els Trscirion ,,s ner ir'er-s, ia
The ere ction OF The cip'cn a. Sleepy HOo~ ~ss such
that tbe wss known TO rice up ffom the Cry Of New
York, On horeback, modified on pUliOu (. fsstion-
| abb mocs If conveyance In t1ose dave Of forest
roadsl b.bno her fsvorite brother, JsoObas Van
CoiflsDi for The purpose OF sDperJ'saoitG ~ c71-
t'iuction. That shA rook very .e'ive par, not o1y
10 the buisn g, but 10 the procuring s00 IGo sqasni
sttuen eDt ofbe moi.uy therein, plainly aDosn' fro
The aDc .nt scOrdr Of The ID l'ch Church Hr name
sme1ter il thus eferr.d 70: Firs. and before al,
",te Vi. h' honorable, god fearing very wise sd Pru.
cent, ny sfy CstbAribe PHILIPPE riioTo OF The lord
Free erieB PbDpse, OF blessed nery WOO has pro-
mot. d teryie- here in the bigh-st praise sortay
"msrer Frederi.k Pbtil,e dvc II l7O2 bat tbs
81 t,ert VidOe the suti-c' of his ske'ch survivsd
him uspy year. and oisd q, 81 sivauced age, 10 me
| y.h 1890
LADY DEBORAH MooDY.-This lady, though n.
PEN spert resioebt ~ NV An-tsrian, ~ss, never.
ibetss frequent visitor, and from her pecliAf hi'-
| tory is cetsrsiog Of p'scs snoug tho-s spiiny
| n sfrnls She WI. the sdO = 81 Sir Henry VI JOfy,
| B.ronet Of GOresdon, ia "it-hlr-, Easa-d, vl1,
oyil about 10. year 1892 suoee-dst Ia ais tito
by.i Il son Driven by the iL,ol -rs ca OF religious
,udir;es 70 abandon her bonn toe est-ts Il Cores.
ooI wss solo our IN The year 1910 aud accompanied
b. her sb. arrived at Lyun. h4..a 1use :, ~lee
tte nj &c with tie 90 1Ic1 ss'tbth-c a. oar place
The Go,,rnu eut granted her fur ogod--d acres II
l.r O. bnc u l64l ,be bOush tn Is IN called SF.n.
scu, q Deputy Go,erBor H1Uphr,y, ~ the o'ics 0f
| Il ICO Sc coon fell out viii t1s M Z - sod
| Church, which Circumstance ia recorded ia t1-ir
/
tie COLONY of Msssach 1setrs, Siss ssd al seu1y
p.s iobs ~oInaD, aid being sken ri the error OF
d.uy ing hspii III to Dtstt7, vas estt %ii1 by many
q Of The .deI. I'D al onl-Ded by t11 chdrcl ~ -
"bu. bui peTsittip. s snd to avid firth ,rDuble,
she removed 70 tie Dutcb, sgaD't tue sovice OF al
Der fitDos Many othtIe itfs cted w''b snapap'is
"ltuoved ihiiter slso Lsdy 01dy and ner fol-
oa 90 essbished tbemsslve. ~ Gfsyesend, on long
Island wleIe she r..ded projected by he Dacl IN
i,ioa. obssrvapc-s uu'il bar de- b. Shch 70
| tuppoftd 10 have &C urred a1out he year 1860
MARGARET vIsBOoN WAS n. wife Of The K v Do,
nine Rudolptu Van Wick uiG-rer % The Rsfo.nef
Du,eh Church on LoDy I-iaLd. Like prncec'lsoy,
the kep' fmsb fancy stors - as'i- in providing Tor
ccutidsI able touseb,f Tor wDis1 the sn "a salary
of TIE DoaiD- lsrcly snfic-d. ath ,ush I Eoai not
reeln thst Ibis mater of nec.ssty for, az VII
be- III. sebiy OtserEe0 me family 'sses.sd an a1uns
a. C. t6aI great oist lie; in max o. fa-h"ns9ls
lie H. t5ose csys. va l""els Aud plee Bot, AT sly
rate f,ou whatever m tive Al ana ne Wan Narck sagt
,rpsil ,fort whi.h sbe sup.Tiuier G-d herself The
,nc n all veDer SHE couple lived toy 'h-r ia al ID st
bsruoiy which j. real lts from the ublen o. good
sno enr eeLis spfits unrl tbe ID mine ord III he
year 1894 at hIs cepJtu b. gave - hi- surviving
coUrt1inn ~ that vac / f. in this sOrl1 for 81 "a
be.trw a marx OF bs affection VIZ: the Whole ot
rir ttste Bot me goocs 81 ih' Il S.ro lot cons,
latOD 20 he sin0w and ,he "a eoa'sIy ltogrsh-t
into fatal grief which wIhin year laid her bssiis
ber well beloved B-foie her De ito ,bo hsd brought
to ber bei,id, oil he faulty pl4'e rio,s and jewell,
which she divided equally N tour pare AID ned 40
esch teb,Taely IN = I'D pkin, all of which she sealed
up sLd dire led them ssp7rat-y 10 her ohildcsn'ne
her daughter Joer Ia one 20 Der son M>ring' one
to Der pop knoolptus eod one 20 her dankh'sr r.
leila Her fDILey CARPETS, n i'uIes, AID other Doe
fu piuJe Ele ostfoutt1 emoDg her children IN speclie
les scies spd oiviceJ nj! Der rsmain'og property
All org ihew 'qusly This lazy Ia the sncestress Of
anne who have been anODy oar Dpst t.s'ug
ciIiz.rs The sbov. few Iemarks ilu.-a'e Der III .r
aeier ard are interesting 80 fype of the ladies' Of
thai tHi, tiue in rorn5 Of their wye Of life.
BARIA VAsGE, daughter of Gleyn Vaoge. This
yong lacy is notable ~ b-iny the con non an
| eestre,s a. the family # the N-rp'a1cks Vi tnls
St-te Cullen. her father, Was an 'Og tn earliest
arrival, il This colony, and prTsue1 The bu.ness OF
IIdan tIsder in Which he tns-ssd considerable prop
| triy. After bis death his widog mar led j 50 smsn,
.pc res DID large farm extend ny fra the North
to tLs E4si River beloy Maiden lane. Toe old far r.
tCBse, Snt a. ssULr, stood hdl abJss the l. sz
River lot fsI from the present corner of Cedar add
Will, m.sis. n-sr neg Dor occupying coOsidsrs-
bic fern in ibe vicinity Of The present FIl,on-st vas
Abraham NerpiaDek. 10 whom ibe subJecs OF ue
Il eteb va. msrIi,d She die in the year l67l
TRYsTJt CRoFGIRs married 10 this City Mic ,sius De
Sille d widower VINO, in 1853 wss appointed Cpu1-
ei or b. che Of the chief ouitaies OF the provinces
Tie Va!,ies after few years, ces'ed to 1--we hsppy
tre.th.r; the lady said ~ her ba.bsnd, De *
over indugent in her hvipg lie s'r0Ve 10 RESTRAIN
her in thor. eIcess.e bat Ia vain; dame insist
ing fer person stt 10 live ~ the ch Sc loey
fublly separated 10 the great scandal Of toe eonmu
iiy for whom the crest ones we're expected T. set
! better tIampe commission Of tne mot tmnen'
! cizsn. ~Bs sppOitt,d 10 sDdesvoT TO bri0s ABBA,
recon citation no made thor report that they iJudd
| i in possible though the gen'smao was m,rs Ole
| red n ereto than adam "A ifrcconsla1le hres h
being ttDs li.,,d the p'rts ou'so.d each other
with haired equal TO The occasion. Councillor De
! Sipe removed 10 Ne~. rrecht, while tbs wife re-
maptd Ill their former place Of residence = foe e.
! tabishmeLt embracing al orchard, 90 toe present
south tas, corner of Brood st. AID Etehaos- pl,'e'
! The latter street wss tten called fhs iu1en o.
GIdtn.,t IN coinpl' meD, - DE ) lie premises. Op.
post. ~as it'll. hill, oil open up 10 sod beyond
Wallet This place ia common VA called " Sch. ape-
Wsy'ie." or skesp.pasiu,e being the common ram
bin G. sce for cattle De Sls tired to ge' MS vile
ont of this bouse but she resised with gros p-rti-
r.cify and ms tanned her ground Sc h9ed there
for sou years after their SEPARATION Soc died 10 the
year 1894, at an advanced ase, When by ner VII sns
gave all Der properly 10 her coush N'oesef'
for bis service and attention durins several years
AsyrrJI PHILIPsE, beautiful young lady, and
pr A, heires. whore charms we're therefore, h; sub
Jet Of story or sOrg in any language Her fs,aer
tayirg sen TO great estate there we're lev 10 New
/ Amsterdam, or even 10 Ne NetheH inrs, sho couli
reuonsby aspire 10 the hsnd of the lovely heiress OF
! the wealthy merchant pnsce, Frederick Pnlhpss.
Evtnst that time, much ss simple h>Oiis shd uoJs-
tepiatous charac distinguished the great body OF
the community of this City, there we're lev ishiies
who wpired TO moro sristocretic sphere of socs,y
than was 10 be found 10 this country and the a.
yaItsees of conn eciion With European high fanie
vs a theme considerably agitited In The ooueslc
circles Of the ambitious kDieker oockers NOtwlth.
C.rdiI e. therefore,, that aoy COLONIAL Quiz oOAeH
| nm win lspeui.hins eyes at the blooming AnneJe
/ Ptilipse noIe we're favored WIN the responsive
glance Of approval. But her fame reached otner
remote countries and Inspired several sdven'urer'
WHO felt 81 fcent sssnrsncs attempt the en'erPt.e
20 whit fIou afar the Island OF Manhattan ia shea
th. D. s,l Of gre at price w waiting TO ne discovered
and appropriated BY s'uit.ble par''. Among o'o.n
aNoppg "a LIANT, AIMED Philip French, a scion OF
wealthy family OF Kel.bsu, EOglsnd, whose Oce..l'as
bad led him TO Boston, found occasion 10 welt New
Io,k but biz adv snurs h,J veil nigh cos' hi q deS,
fr II oss being the tlmes sh-D the srta contest ~as
raging between Il. Ter snd the grasdees cur traveller
fou, insef confronted 90 the outskuo Of The town.