Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30
Deaths.

In this town, on Sunday morning last, Samuel A.
on oil Samuel Stone, aged years.
On Monday, Charles l.. sou of Mr.. Joseph c.
Snow, aged 10 months
On Monday evening, Vienna Curtis wife of Mr.
rhadIeus Curtis, and daughter OF the late Mr.. III
ba Darling, in her 9th year.
On Tuesday afternoon, Charles d. son of Mr..
Salma Manton.
On wednesday morning, Mary f. daughter of
Nlr. Samuel w. Butts in her 5th year.
On Thursday, Mrs. Nancy Ellsworth, widow Of
the late Gideon Ellsworth, aged70.
In Pawtuxet, MIR. Joseph X. Aborn, Of Savannah.
Georgia, in his 3Oth year.
In Newport, Mrs. Mary Franklin, widow of Mr.
| George Franklin, aged 76.--Mrs. Elizabeth Rod.
nan, wife of Capt Walter Rodman, aged 34.-Mrs
phebe Messer wife of MIR. Thomas Messer, aged so
Mrs. Amev Dennis wife of Captain William
Dennis, aged Co.
Ia Sopth-Kingston, Mr.. James Anthony, in hi.
c ith year.
In New-Bedford, on Monday, Capt John How
land, IN his 84th year.
Ia Fall-River, VIM. Church, aged 16.
Ia Fast Greenwich, on the Goth instant, William
Greene. Esq. aged SO years, the Oldest surviving
brother OF Gen. Nathaniel Greene, of the Reyolu
',onary Army. Throughout his long life, the de-
ceased sustained the reputation of an honest man,
faithful friend and good citizen. The ruling sen
iments of his heart love to God and good will
towards men, and his conduct thr ough life was gui.
ded by these principles. II may be said of him that
he delighted in doing good, and that he WINS never
known 10 say hard thing, or Intentionally to do
wrong one. In the war oil the Revolution he took
decided part, and throughout that memorable
struggle was among the firm, steady aud active sup
rorters of american Independence. His funeral
was attended at the Friends Meeting House, OF
Thursday last.
At Lebanon Springs, where hn residing f..
The recovery of his health, William Crafts Esq late
If Charleston, S. &. aged 80. The following re-
marks relative to this gentleman, we cspy from the
Boston Commercial Gazette, and fully coincide in
tho sentiments they express. "NIr. Crafts was edu
Gated at Harvard University, and received ns hon
in 1905. He was early distinguished among his
contemporaries as an elegant scholar; and he ranked
with the best writers in our country. His compo-
sitons were remarkable both for energy and purity,
and gave proof of uncommon imagination. As
politician, he independent and candid. We
shall long recollect the ability and impartiality dis
played in his remarks in the Charleston Courier.
lie possessed the social virtues in an eminent de-
grec-and, in his intercourse with the world, was
uniformly governed by honorable principles"
At Point Judith, on the 26th instant. Mr.. james
Anthony, aged 68 years.-Mr. Anthony was re-
spectacle and wealthy agriculturalist, and through
d long life sustained au irreproachabe reputation.
lie was phanthropst, friend, and a patron
and the sufferer and the needy never applied to
him in vain for relief His memory will be cherish
ed by those who knew him best and the record of
his virtue, will exist, when his mortal remains
shall with those of his ancestors, moulder in the
dust To the neighbourhood he was particularly
endeared and all who knew him will bear witness
to the purity of his life, the uprigh,ncss Of his
duct, and the zeal he manifested in promoting the
happiness Of mankind Mr. Anthony met an I'M
timely DEATH by an accidental fall from his horse,
which Immediately precipitated him into unknown
worlds