The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-08
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In this town. LET inst Mrs Hannah Chase, widow
OF Capt Samuel Chase.
On Monday last, Mrs Sarah Nanton, widow of
The lase Capt Jobn Stanton, aged rs.
On ruesdsy morning last, Thomas II Mumford,
Esq aged 80 yea:s.
.qTED
II ~ one Of the greatest blessings whsr good men
die, Who are distinguished tor their talents their ri.
ety, suavi,y OF manners and meekness Of temprr 10
record their worth, as example to their fellow
men Some men are born with such rare and dis.
unguished qualities that they rise without an effort
70 distinguished stations! but he who conqusrs ev.
cry passion. rneans every barrier is great indeed
such was Thomas u Mumlord In the cause of
peiy, IN the support OF charity. and active and use
iul benevoence, hr stood cons spcuous and unriysl
ed Lake planet in saother hemisphere to guide
the bewdered mariner over atrsctess ocean. so he
stool TO direct the attention OF the benevolent and
humane 10 deeds % uSeiu!ness and active charity
W0u Il The widow, the ia,herless, the unfortunate
aud the stt,icted. speak his deeds of worth they
would pro.,aIm in sirsns pathetic rs true sorrowlu,
IS Distressing their irreparabe .oss. Early in life
he became tlscipie, "a disciple in whom there was
: no guile oi Christ and We know not and r,eper
heard of solitary instance, Of hi, dep rture Tor
"omenl, from ths dulies of that profession ths,
makes nan amia5e and hsppy in hie in death ard
~ eeruny - III. a'most iast words we're am cheer
ed and SUPPORTED in me shade o. deaf! by fh IN fhe
promises Of nsrcf God, 'eyeated 10 fhe ,oerid bv
20 a. 1e'H' w" ~ G' Tatlc0St ana re siEnalNn W
'"N'afFd III the most Agonsiug tor,ure oi his sun -
ings, Ia ~ e's gslm within The cherubim and So
rsPhm OF hesye with 'goden hsgrs' welcomed in.
to The mansions OF as y lcsr,~g - = ---liis e.,,b
y lamp IS extingu shed, but il blazcs with new h.,
Ire IN Heaven For many years he was CASHIER Of
the Merchants Bank. In this town the Directors
aud stockholders OF tGat insi uon can sneak ,heir
lose by ms dssh AVID Nle hdety, accuracy and zeal
ne ps'fortned aA's sr.unus md cunp picaied duties
Equals, m he discharge Of all the duties Of le OF
pisy OF husband. fathee friend snd good citizen,
ne has out 'h's is no exsggera'on. he has 'eft no
superior. a.
On Tuesday evening. Ms susan Eatnsbey, in the
o3d year oi her age wife Of Nr Thomas Earnsbey,
and daughter OF the tate Rev William Moore Flu.
neral tins afternoon. at oc.oek from her late resi-
dence in Marketsqusrc, which her relations and
friends are requested to attend without further inyi.
talion.
Al Portsmouth,. or the 29Ih ult Mr. Samuel Hicks,
aged SO years.
A, Ns,chez, ID al, Mr eodolphus Malbone, con
OF he late Hon Francis Ma.brne of his town, aged
39yesrs.
In Providence, 3iri nit AIr Thomas Ctano,on, aged
soout 80-4th ins,, Mss ssrsh N'Neai. daughter
OF NJ John h'Sesi, in -het 2 II yesr--.M Mary Eli.
zabeh, daughter of Nr Samuel tswson, in her 5th
yeaf--sh, M's Mary Wardweii, sgcd 63 wears
wife Of Mr Stephen wsrdwell
ANOTHER DIVINE no MGlE.-Died suddenly,
Ct Ws'ervlie. (Me) on the 29th ult Rev. TBoMAs
BALDWIN, ID ID aged ~ the venerable and boIov
cd P.'ior.o' the % Baptist society in Boston. His
remains were conveyed To that city on Friday, and
entombed on Tuesday last with the testimonials of
respect aod mourning which we're deeply felt, and
which his distinguished orh and long and faithful
pastoral services could not have failed to have in.
spired