The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21


In this town. Mr.. EDWARD STABBED, aged
Is.-On Thursday last, Mr. ERKsExeK GnfFFss
aged o. On the 18th inst. very suddenly, SIR Jo-
SARA WILsos, aged 68--On FRIDAY last. after
long and distressing sickness, Mr. jon Rrxsrrs
aged Son Sunday evening last, Miss ALMIHA
TALFoRp, daughter Of Alr. Joshua 4 aged IL
Friends and relations are invited to attend her
funeral, this afternoon, at O'clock
In Falmouth, on the llth inst. Mr.. Stephen
Huston, aged 81.
An GRAY, Mr.. william Greedy aged T4.-Mrs
ABIGAIL. wiie OF Mr. Nicholas Low. aged IA 40.
OF slr. Joseph Morse, aged years.-Elias. sou Of
Nj. Oxias Morse, aged III years.
In kennsbonk, Ms. lsEael Kimhall aged ia
child Of Mr. Daniel H0dsdou.
10 Kennebunk Port, a child Of Mr. Joshua Mason.
aged years.
II STAFFORD. widow Anna Chadbocrn. aged 10. -
Mrs. Olive, wife OF Mr. Wen. Ford aged Is.
10 Falmouth. oceasioned by a seaa. Mary Susan
daughter Of Capt. William Yotk, aged II moaths.
Ia NassalboTough, Rev. Alr Marble, pastor OF
Baptist Church in that town 8th ale Mr.. Jcbu
Comaa aged 70 and on the SIN inst Mrs. Lois
Coman. wife Of Mr.. John Colman aged 80
Ia Dixmong, 6lh insi. Dis. Josiah Morse, aged CT.
a revolutionary pensloner.
In Bangor, Mr. Abraham Allen, aged g.; Mr.
Nathan Parsons, oeicsT In the revolutionary
war and pensioner aged n.
In Pashaw, on the 2ist OH. Mrs Eliza a. Briggs,
coasof % EEastus Briggs, aged p
In No4sdgewock. Christopher {. Richards, aged
IA; Mr. Elias Fos,ef. ased as. very suddenly,
IN Bi0onEclA, Nj. MAMMALIAN Jrwett. aged 80.
In ualoweil Mary Ann, only daughter OF Isaiah
Thing aged yens.
10 winthFnp, Mrs. Mary Richards wife Of MIR.
Samuel Richards, aged %.
Ia chestervile, Mrs. Sally. wife Of Mr.. James
Mitchsii, aged %
10 Yosk. sIr. James NOVEL; aged Is.
IN Prospect. on the 29th ult. Miss Esther W.
HAYES Of BfoOksville Me. aged Do
IN Whiseheld Elizabeth B.daughteT of Mr. Beua
min Peasiee. aged years and months On tine
rnofning Of the 24lh alt her clothes caught fire in
the school room where she attended. and near.
" consumed before they could be extinguished
She was burned badly as 70 cause her death on
the 30th. sic was promising child and her sud
den death Is a severe affection 70 her parents aud
ffiends
In Eastport. Mr.. James O'Neal.
In St. George. IN. b. Sarah Neal, 4th daughter
Of Mr.. johnson Han. aged years and months.
In Lee..hlr Walter Cooper, of Dover formerly
cashier Of Stafford Bank
At Belleyille, (Newbufy,) Mrs. Sarah Little. wife
OF Josiah Little, Esq aged rs.
In Edgartown, Capt Mathew Adams. aged IS.
the Oldest person on the Island. lie was the parent
of II children, born by one woman, Is oil whom
lived TO mature age. His grand children and great
grand children are also numerous Mr. Peeg Nor.
ton. aged ".
In Mibury, Mass. % lost. Mrs. Rebecca Wait
wife Of Rufus Wait. aged 20.
In New Orleans, Mr.. VIM. Tedd, recently Of
Eastpor, and for several years a resident Of ST.
jobs, n. B.
Al GraveSend, Z T. Mr.. Rutgert Stillwell, aged
Tayears tits a remarkable fact, that hs0had not
been of bis own farm for 40 years past. This re
solution, is supposed 20 have been caused, IN the
first instance, by some hasty detsrmination Tie
was a bachelor devoted much OF bis time 70 read
ing and study possessing strong mind and reten-
tive memory and vas very fond Of company and
conversation.
In Ohio. Hon. Judge Swift, aged GA, Of Connect
cut he was eminent scholar, jursl and legisa-
tor and for five years Chief Justice Of his native
State.
IN Florida, Capt Massey, Of the 4th regiment Y.
S. Artillery. aged 50
Ia France, the Earl Of Hopetown. one Of the old.
est Generals in he B itish service.