The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
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N North Brook6eld, June 2, Mrs. Lydia,
wife of Mr.. Isaac Carruth aged SO.
In Petersham, May 20, Mrs. Desire Wood
ward, aged 90.
In Paxton, May 81, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisk,
wife of VIM. Fisk, aged 6S.-PrinterS in .Ne1o
York and Ne0 HAMPSHIRE are requested 10 IN
sert this death.
In West Boyston, May 90, Miss Nancy,
daughter of Mr.. Asa Holt, aged "a.
IE Marlboro, June e. Mrs. Persis, wife of
Mr. Ashbel s. Brigham.
In Roxburyi on Saturday last, Gen. Henry
Dearborn, aged 70.
In Brooklyn, IN. ~ June 4, Mr.. Robert Nj.
Peck; formerly of this town, aged %.
In Mddlebury, Genesee CO., IN. " on the
23d ult., Michael Wilson, Esq, IN the 93th year
of his age. He was born at Wrentham, (Ms. y on
the same day with Gen. Washington, and was
soldier in the French war, and a patriot in the
revolution.
In Philadelphia, on the Goth ult FREDERICK
KoHNE, Esq in the seventy-third year of his
age By his will, he has bequeathed nearly
four hundred thousand dollars to Religious and
Charitable Institutions. The following items
embrace an amount Of $37S000. Some of the
requests are truly munificent three of them
amount to $260,G00. Rumors estimate the
whole amount of property bequeathed by MIR,
Kohne at a million of dollars.
DONATIONS
To the Theological Seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America, establish
ed near Greenwich, in the State of
New York, 100000
To the Domestic Foreign Missionary
Society of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States of
America, 10000
To the Society of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, in South Carroll
To the Ladies Benevolent Society in
Charleston, S. c., 5000
To the Shrras' Dispensaty in Charles
( ton, S c., 10000
| To the Bishops Fund in S. Carolina, 5000
To tire Female Episcopal Benevolent
Society of St. Jamess Church in
| the city of Philadelphia, Cor the use
ofthe poor of that Church, 5000
To the Philadelphia Dispensary, 10000
To the Female Association of Phila-
deIphia, 5000
To the Orphan Society in Philadelphia, 10000
To the Infant School established in
( Philadelphia, 5000
| To the Charleston Protestant Episco-
pal Domestic Missionary Society
which employs as their Missionary
the Rev. Edward Phillips, 10000
| To the Mariners Church in Charles
ton, S. G., 5000
To the House of Refuge in Pennsylya-
! MIA, lUU,UUU
To the Society of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church for the advancement
of Christianity in Pennsylvania, 5000
TO the Pennsylvania Institution for.
( the Deaf and Dumb, 10000
school Union 10000
! Ample provision is made in the Will for
Mrs Kohne. Certain properties are set apart
for the benefit Of the testator's collateral kin
bred and many requests are made to his SER
wants and poor friends.
The residue of his estate is bequeathcd to his
Executors in trust for distribution to such
charities in Pennsylvania and South Carolina,
as they may deem most beneficial TO mankind
and so that part of the colored population Of
each of the said states Of Pennsylvania and
South Carolina shall partake thereof
Mr. Kohne was a native of Germany, and for
many years citizen of South Carolina.
! Philadelphia paper.