The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

AT Fort Spnin, Trinidad. ou the Esd OF August.
OF the yellow fever, Com. OLIyEa II. PRRRy tue
hero OF Erie. On the Oath he was buried with na-
val and military honor,.
La Newyork. Capt. Timothy Wsrton. a native
OF Machias, Me.
In Arundel, Miss ADna, dang liter Of the late
Rev. Silas Moody, aged q.
La kennebunk Mrs. Elizabeth fitzpatrick, aged
%.
At Baton Rouge 'Mr. James ". Craig, late Of
Augusta, Me. aged %.
LIN Waterloo \. Y. Gen. Isaac Maltby, 'sta cf
Hatfield, Mass
La Savannah, Geo. MIR. IL zen Kmball, fofus
iy Ct Concord, Y. H. asel So.
In Anhetst, ". n. whilst on visit to
friends, Rev. Levi Ha.tshorn, Of Gloucester, IL
30th year Of his age aud 4th Of his ministry.
On Governors Island, 10 Boston ha. bour, Ii
White of the marine corps--kiiIed ina duel on the
10th ult. by Lieut.. Finch of tho navy.
In Maclonosgb. Y. Y. MIR Jabez Perkins and
his wife; both killed by lightning; leaving seven
orphan children asleep at the moment. The house
was set on fire, but soon extinguisbed.
At St Georges, Bermuda, Capt. William
Deering, of this town, aged about "a
In Conway, N. II. ofithe prevailing fever, Mr..
Henry Lang, aged about %.
In Adams, n. H. Miss. Patty Trickey, aged
about 20.
fryeDur5 Mrs. MARY carter, WIDOW OIL the
late Deac. Ezra Carter, aged about 10. ts
La Windhan, on tue I2th inst. Sarah daughter
of Mr.. Jonah Austin, in the S0th yeas OF her age.
In this stroke of divine Providence, The friends
Of the deceased are called 10 mourn The loss of a
worthy cha acter.
For some time before her sickness she appeared
deeply sensible OF the necessity of change ofheart
but never witnessed the evidence OF her sins being
forgiven until about two weeks before she left the
world.
About the last OF August, she was confined with
a malignant disorder, which bafiled all medical skill
and terminated her existence in the bloom of life
Thus the hopes Of her fond parents n;L friends are
cut off, ana they, together with two brothers and
three sisters, of the deceased, called TO mourn
The loss of dutful daughter aud an amsbIe sister
but they do not mourn as those WHICH have no
hope.
Her sickness was very severe, her exercises of
body exit enc all Of which she bore with the great
est patience aud resignation. with her mind calmly
stay'd on the God Of her salv alton. and her soul
filled with love and peace-and when she had
strength sufficient, her tongue was employed ia
pI aising the Lord, and in sonversng with her
brother sisters aud young friends that visited her
pressing upon them the necessity OF religion.
Expressing the assurance that she possessed a
reward beyond this world Of all clon, and exhort-
ing them to leave the ways Of folly and seek Sa-
viour's love and prepare T. meet her in another
world.
Thus she continued with her soul full OF happiness
and although for number of days she was de-
prived of her speech yet she retained hes senses TO
the last, showing the excelIency OF the christian
religion 10 all around her-and when death sound
ed a retreat with her, she submitted without a
struggle or q groan--and We trust has gone to re-
ceive the reward OF the faithful in Heaven--Fare-
well virtuous youth
Ye guardian angels tsar her soul on high,
There may sac feast on joys that neUer die.
t'BIessed are the dead which de IN the Lord from
hence forth yea saith the spirit that they may rest
from their Iabours and their works DO follow them"