New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
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RaILEy-In this city, on Monday August D. Sarah Floyd
only child Of Henry ~ and Sarah Bailey aged ~ months
The friends and relatives Of the family rsgeefay invited
10 attend the funeral "Wednesday, the 2fh inst a ~
o'clock fom the residence OF her parents, NO IA bto0he
street.
BERRIEN-At Mount Pleasant, Monday, August e. Just
Huy yoDDgat child Of Richard ?. and Jane ber'en, j
ee,d year months and 10 days. oo
Bis remsin5 viii be taken to YOnbe on Wednesday August ~
Eewburg papers will please copy
BROWNIE Brooklyn on Tuesday morning Apsqs: sd
Miller only daughter q Warren and Jaiia H. bro"n assu
The aners viii t-Ee place Thursday August 30 II oeoes
sv.nua BfooEsn Tbe relatives aud friends Of the family
are Invited to attend without further notice.
o. NarFsrets w, wife Of John j. Chet~Ood Of E4oe'h
New-Jersey.
CRAM-M Lencs Mass on Sunday, hugrst rs Margareta,
Her remains are taken to Phi sdepha for nterment
CAROw-At Norwich Saturday August 20 robert hrfnl
aged months
cRIITEspEN-At Dover, n. J., on wednesday August a.
Henry, infant Of Thomas r. and Louisa ~ Crentsn
VAN DERvEER-Tn Brooklyn, T. l., on Tuesday ausus 3D.
the 2lst Of his age Charles Henry Van Deveer
His funerg viii place Wednesday, August ~ at clock
M from the house Of Mrs Ann "si:Gn, NO. l5f h9yt
attend
GRAvEs-At Monistowp, on Sunday afternoon August a6,
His funeral will be attended Thur9day the doth inst {: Il
M2IIoYh WiamsbnsR on Sunday, Angus. 26 aged 81
His friends end acquansncs attend his funeral
Marcy Wflii}mshurgh without further notice
SEARS-At Jersey Tuesday, August o. Milton Sears
WILsON-At bis residence in Poughksspsis, New York, on
Saturday evening, August 2jr 1860 Mr. WILLIAM WILSON,
eged SO years.
The Poughkefpsie Ntus says:
In IT, death Of MI Wilson, whose bief obituary may be
another have lost II valuable
citizens He bad become Of the oldest Of our business
men, having opened IN the premises under
editorial rooms Market in the year 1884 where he re
aihed years alone and thea formed copartnershg With
the late veteran publisher and bookseller Pscete Potter
when Mr. Potter LETT the West MIR Wilson continued the
business ard has done until wi hin few months en
declining health caused him 10 resign the active supervision
into the lis eldest Mr. Wilson native OK
P.rhslir Scotland ard his tho gts and feelings were
thoroughly mhued with the mos; noble associations OF ms
native land especially those which peraned 10 h literature oil
every kind lie had already assumed honorable position in
the world bt.cs before he LEFT Scotland and accept
able ccLtrbntor to Blankwoods Magazine The EiubGrg5
Literary Journal ChGInber.s Jouns and other periodicals.
After establishing himself in business here he continued his
tributon to Scottish periodicals. acd wrote several exquisite
poems for T6ts n5gsZn- the signature OF Apn IL
collection Of Scottish poetry published 20 aga,
several rom the peu Of Mt Wilson appeared which are remark
abe for their great descy Of sentiment vigorous thought and
artistic construction. ~ - 49,,
trhuted some poems the columns Of The Albion,
Tie Ersnpg The kEieeTbooky Magazine, and
Gently 10 The Chicago Record published by his son"
YOUNG-In Brooklyn Tuesday August a. Caroline, wife
William A. YouBg ard youngest daughter Of Jacob West
well esq. In the 9th year OF her eye ,
The friends Of the family cuy invited TO attend
funeral from the residence her father, No 80 Pahc
street Thursday afternoon at two O'clock without further
notice