The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-21
DIED.

In this town, GU the Sd inst. Mrs. Lucy
Boice, wife of Mr.. John Boice, aged 45.-On
the 18th inst Farley Rice, son of MIR. Elijah
Rice, aged IS.
| In Berlin, on the 18th inst. Mr. Edward
johnson, aged 42-The BrGttieboro' .MeSSen-
! ger aom please publish this death.
| In Rutland, Oh the 9Th inst Mr.. Alpheu,
! Stratton, aged So.
In Sterling, on the 14tl ult. Capt. jaime.
Kilburn aged 43.
In Holden, Mr. John Snow, son of Col Will
lard Snow, of Paxton.
In Lancaster, on the 18th inst Mr. Samuel
Wilder, aged 81
In Upton, on the 10Th ult Mrs. Judith Dus-
ton, aged "a.
In Berlin, on the ID inst Mr. Thomas Pol
lard, aged ga on the 18th, Mrs. Deborah Pol
lard, relict of Mr.. Thomas P. aged 87.-Prin-
tcrs in Maine, Neao Hampshire, and Verm0nt
are requested to insert these deaths
In Westminster, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Isaac
Brooks, aged TO- Printers IN Maine, .Neao
Hampshire, termOnt and .Neac York, scW con-
fer faror by Inserting this death.
In Petersham, on the 9th inst Mr. Cyrus
Wadsworth, aged 40. At the time of his de-
cease he was Chairman Of the Board of Sc
lectmen of Petersham. and Representative of
the town in the State Legislature. He was
mild and conciliatory to his associates scru-
pulously honest in all his transactions in bust
ness exemplary in his moral department J;
catholic in his religion and charitable to the
widow and fatherless By life of active in
dustry, he acquired handsome property; and,
in his will, testified his liberaity and respect
for religious institutions, by generous dona-
ton of $3.50 to the Congregational Society in
Petersham, for the purpose of procuring
Church Clock. AS he lived without reproach,
so he died without an enemy. His moral and
practical virtues will be long remembered by
his friends and townsmen-Co Communicated
In Lowell, on the Goth ult. Mr.. Pardon Der
by. aged 81 Printers in Neao York and Ohio
are requested to insert this death.
In Mendon, on the 4th ult MIR. William
Smith, aged 46.
At Ipswich, on Friday morning, the ven
cradle and reverend JOSEPH DANA, ID. ID.
Senior Pastor of the South Parish in that
place, aged S5-in the esd year of his minis
try.
IL p>-s--., ca.,,'-nl nanEnrfh NJ !, n AGED 50.
He was one of the most eminent Physicians In
th,t place for fifty or sixty years.
4 In New Bedford, Mr., Warren Gushing, aged
a..
/ In Westport, Mr. Nathan Trip, aged IL.
| In Smithfield, on the 31st ut. Moses Thorn
ton. aged ~.
! In Providence, Capt William Baker, aged
{I3-an otnce1 OF iiS IeeNoiutiohdly dthy.
! In Guilford, VT on the 18th ult. Mrs. Eliza
beth Noyes. consort of John Noyes, Esq. aged
79-On the 10Th, John Noyes, Esq. aged 80.
| FIe was an elector of President at the second
! election of Mr. Jefferson.
| In Baltimore VI, on tho 9th ult Mr.. John
Woodbury., aged 81.
! In Ticonderoqa, n " on the Goth ult MIR.
William Fitch, late of Sterling, aged 81.
In New York, on Thursday evening last,
TOMAS A. EMMETT, Esq. one ofthe most distin-
guishod members Of the New York bar, aged
| 65 AS a sound lawyer and an eloquent advo-
cate he had but few equals in the union. His
death was caused by strong paralytc affec-.
ton with which he was attacked while engaged
in court He survived the attack but a few
hours, during which he remained insensible.