The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
DIED.

In Alexandra, on the 10th inst. AUGUSTUS,
youngest child Of Mr.. John Kimball, aged 10
months.
In Eeastport very suddenly MARY Hattie
WAY, aged %. On Thursday morning Miss III.
went into her School Room at the usual hour in
apparent perfect health in the afternoon she
slightly complained and did not attend her School |:
in the Evening she was visited BY the Physician
but her complaint bring srch as tn battle medical
skill, she expired soon hfter midnight
" q! Death. how potent is thy sting,
g Thv leaden sIupbers, q how Deep
In Billerica, NJ. Josiah Crosby. aged 10, a
most respectable and valuable citizen. The
house in which he dwelt. was built by himself
in the year 177t. and it is remarkable fact that
in it there has never been a birth death until
that Of Mr.. Crosby. although inhabited the
whole time by a numerous family.
In Thomastown, (Maine) DR.. Ezekiel G..
Dodge, aged So.
At Wiscasset, Orchard Cook, Esq. Post Master
at that place.
At Wiscasset, LIST inst. Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR,
At. 60.-A man much beloved for his many vir-
tues strict integrity in all his dealings-a
heart warm with tenevolence-a hand ever open
to relieve the distressed. and conscientious ad-
herence to the principles Of Christianity, without
noise and without ostentation, were the peculiar
udllc OF q CHdfdCLer TeSpeCI6u ny DIT WHO hHCW
him as friend citizen. brother Mason.
His funet al was generally attended. and the
Mason c fraternity in Wiscasset, Of which, for
more than sixteen years. he had been member,
and .he greater part Of that time Treasurer,
paid the last mournful honors at the grave Of a
brother so worthy in his life. and so suddenly
removed to that undiscovered country from
whose bourne no traveller returns"
At New-Gloucester. on the 10th inst. Of Ty-
phus fever, Mr.. Samuel Webber, son of Mr.. Micah
Webber, aged Of. He was young man of
steady habits. and Of an amiable disposition, and
was respected by all who were acquainted with
him.
AZ Pittston. on the 3ist ult. Miss Thankful
Davis. aged Is.
In Leeds. on the 9th ult Mrs. Rachel Lead
better, aged 81, consort of Mr.. John Leadhetter.
At Norridgewock, on the 18th inst. Clarrissa
Augusta, daughter Of Lieut.. s. G. Tuck, aged
8 months.
At Readfeld, 18th inst. Mr.. John Dean, in the
list yearofhis age, formerly of Exeter y. H.)
he had been a professor of religion for 80 years
and lived life agreeable thereto.
IN Boston. of the maig ant fever. Mr.. Robert
Nc Farlana, aged ST formerly Of this town.
In Buxton. August 2lst, after a long and dis
tressing confinement, which she bore with the
utmost patience and resignation. Mrs. Lucy Lib
by, wife of Mr. Francis Libbv. aged Sc.
In this town. Mrs. MApGATE, wife Of Mr.. John
Doughty, aged about 44.-A child of .Hr. Will
liam Haynes. aged about years.-On sabbath
morning, EMILY, daughter Of Mr.. Elisha Vinton,
aged weeks.--A child Of Mr.. Thomas Ham
mond. aged year-Mr. Robert Hustin aged AZ
Yesterday morning Mrs. Eunice, widow of the
late Capt Benjamin Shaw, jun aged 81. Fune-
ral is afternoon at three o'clock, from her faith
er's house in Franklin-street where her friends
and relations are requested to attend without
more particular invitation.
On board brig Ievant. on her passage from
Point Petre. Alfred Green, coiomrpd man.
Drowned on the 7th inst, in the SebasticoolS
River. (at Winslow,) Mr.. james Davis aged a.,
eldest son Of Mr.. Joshua Davis, late Of Sidney,
TIE number Of deaths in Philadelrhia durne
the last week. was 90. Admits S3-Chiidren, 50
The deaths IN New Vo-k. during the same week
we're iii. Adults 53--Children, 70.
In Boston, the number of deaths during 80
las, week amounted 20 eo---of whom Q were chill
.lr~n snd 90 aduits~-5 died of the coosrmpiinr--
Of y malignant fever-3 of other fevers1 ofih'
cholera norArs---s died in the workhnnsr If rr
known diseases--e infants died ont II the work
horss--and wore stiil horn.
The deaths in FEY Morocco, at the last date
were from go to 800 per diem : AT Tetua", in Z
fortnight. there were 40 deaths. In othe
places the deaths were few.
From tie Kingston (JGnr.l Chronicle.
Death Of Old HoDr.-This extremely old man
and well known character in This city. thavins
been selling fruit therein for upwards Of half :
century. an occupafi on which he continued TO :
very recent perio1.) hreathed his last at hopt
estate. iguana. on Monday last. he was regis
tered under the late act Of assembly. from The
best date that could he procured on the sbov'
property ~ which he belonged. nv the name n
ROGER AZ the nncemmoniy advance 7ge Of one
bundled and forty wears He has dor wNrt
or the pre,nertx for The last EIGHTY wears. haYlas