Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08


In this town, Friday lalt, Mis- SARAH FRryMAs 1t
81 her funeral win be Tomorrow from Rev. Dr. Deans
houle where without further invitation, her friends and
relatives are requeed attend o'clock in the af
ternoon1
The life Of Ns Freeman has been highly worthy Of no
tee and imitation Appearing have been lanc6ed from
her childhood, Le very early devoted herief Cod in
churchconmuon and has ever fnce appeared live nrc-
ty according the obligations the covenant. Her life
has been filled up with piety and good works Though
her frame feeble her ndury was ncefant fe, in
tervas ofevere Ine excepted And by her great ngen
uity the accomplished much, perform all thngs well Her
conduct was excellent and her words 70 pertinent that an
her acquaintance loved and admired her After long and
diitremg turn of Athma when he preceved her life was
linking fire fully expreed her love TO Cod and entire reig-
nation his will And in the clo6ng fcene he committed
her foul to Cod through her dear redeemer prayer Of
Tome length, and then fell aeePn Jeus, without any rug
gle, or apparent pang.
BIcaed are the dead, who die in the Lord"
In this town. child Of Mr.. lothian Cook.
On the 9th alt ME RHoDA DIX, daughter of Mr. John
DIX, At 49, She ealy and agreeable in her manners
mild dipoition, and tender heart Her death is great
y lamened by her friends during her cne he was af-
lcted with uncommon evere PAM which fhe bore with
Chrtian lOrttude.
In Martinique, on board brig Hannah, Mr. JoHx WAR
REN, aged %, fon Of Mr. George Warren this town
He was active and enterprihng A citizen and as a fon
hufband and neighbour, he held in the highe ena-
ton
In Gray, HANNAH MrRnLt, aged 4, daughter Of Mr.
John Merrill
In Northyarmouth, Mrs Mary DrinEwater, aged IS,
wife Of Capt Jofeph Drinkwater She was defsable wife,
kind and tender parent, faithful, afetonae friend
She exemplary her life, compod and gned in her
death
At Brunfwick, Friday the 22d ult Nfs EL1zAs Eth
COFFIN, formerly Of Newbur4 uiainng with
ultted patience and forude, lingering and painful lne
Early not iudden, foon, not iurPritng,
Death bis vht paid T"
This lady only Podehed by Of ltrong and
energetic mind, but by her aduity in udy, and unrem
ted reearche', fhe could nO but be uccesu obtaining
thar universal knowledge which enriched and rendered
highly accomplished Her plain, eafy una
eted and engagngHer coutenance words and behavior
cOnculve proof of her amiable dfpohtion. Not
barely peaant and entertaining companion, but devou
and ncere chrian; who made it tiGty her duty be
uieul her friends and Gocey. As child e dutifu
filter, kind tender and afeGhonae and member of
ocey valuable. Her uniform exemplary conduct through
this hfes pilgrimage all times injured her undi
turbed and quiet mind Her cheerful with the
divine will in her a moments, and the full aurance 1he
eXprefed of future bils. will remain filming
numsnt to her merit and intrinfc worth.
Death loves filming mark, fgnal blow;
=" A Ho7v, which, while it executes, zLayng;
I" And Rartles thoufands with Jingle fall.
Z" Is Be then OUTLETS? How he marks his way
=" With dreadful waite of what deierves to fhine."
Departed this fe at Brunlnick, Mr.. WILLIAM Low,
aged 81 yearshe has left comfort and feven Children
whom his lois is rreparabe, enbalm his memory with
their te. He rePe6ted and beloved by his
quaint -, who many-he early in life npreiied
with deep enie of the importance of the religion of Jeus
and made protection Of the lame-hc manifeod love for
the redeemer, by life devoted his fervce. Through
long and very painful neis he patient and lubmivc
confderng it the Lords hand-hs language was let him
do what Ieeuleth him od,ahd when drawing the
cofe Of his temporal exence he animated with the
propet before him. He bid cheerful adieu the trani-
tory cujoymens Of time and fene, and left uficient
ground believe he fell aeep the of the redeemer,
and fngng his praife in that happy fate of exence
where the weary are and the wicked ceae from
hing"