The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-22
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In this town, Aug H. Mr. Isaac Gleason. aped
79:-Aug. Is, Miss Sophia Pratt. aged 81
In Shrewsbury, June IA, Mrs. Hannah Pease
aged9f, widow of the late Capt. Levi Pease-T Ace
incorrect last tpeek
In Barre, August Q, Lyman Herrick, aged % =
Printers IN Neo York and Vermont are requested
to insert this death.
In Oakham, Aug. 8, MIR Hervey Conant. a,ed
2O-Printers an Vermont are requested 10 insert
this death.
In Hubbardston Aug. II, Mr. Silas Davis. aged
A.-Printers in Ne,c York and Vermont are re-
'quested TO insert this death.
In Royalston, May 20, Sarah, daughter of Mr.
Isaac Pronty, aged l9.-Aug Z, Widow Relief
Peck, aged 49,
In Tempeton, July 10, Capt James Dolbear,
nged ia soldier of the Re volution.-I Age incor-
rect last iceek.
In Sterling July 90, John Dunn, aged H.
In Oxford, July 90, Mrs. Abigail Baker aged TO-
In Boylston, Aug. e, Mrs. Martha Knowton wife
Of Nehemiah knowlton, aged 81.
In West Boylston, Aug 9, Mr.. Isaac Temple,
aged is.
In Cumberland, F. T.. MIR. David Ballou. AGED S.
Mr. Il. was on journey from Ohio to Cumberland ;,
his native town. From New York where he tar
red one night, he took passage in steam boat fer
New Haven, After leaving the boat he took a
seat in stage for Providence. During this ride
lie was taken sick. The stage passengers
alarmed, and attempts were made to leave him at
some house, but nobody would receive him. for
fear OF the Cholera. In this critical situation he
was denied a seat inside the stage-was taken out
and dashed on the top, and in this way was brought
into Providence. But the old mans cup of caami-
ty and suffering not yet full No person there
would grant him even shelter, and the next morn
ing he was found on the market house steps At
length he prevailed on person, for the sum of five
dollars, to carry him to his brothers. in Cumber-
land BY this time he had become so exhausted
that he was unable to sit up, and was supported by
n Us hrnih nrfa Ia, l..
alarmed than his former companions He was re-
fused admlttance into the house but was conveyed
To the burn to be nursed. while messenger was
despatched to Woonsocket Falls for physician
who had Just returned from New YORK. Before he
arrived, Mt. b. was dead.
In Fairfax, wy April 81, widow Sarah Wilson
aged 33, formerly of Petersham.
In Jdhrey, IN. ii J DR.. Adonah Howe AGED a.
In Providence, Aug. is, Mary Wbpple, wife of
Mr.. Joseph Nanton, and daughter OF Jonathan
WhippIe, Esq. OF UxbrIdge, aged 4l-Walter
Bartlett aged years and 10 months son of Mr.
Joseph Manton
In Trenton. n. J, of the Cholera, after an illness
OF Is hours, Hon. Charles Ewing Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey.
In New Brunswick, n. j., the Right Rev John
Croes d. ID, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church IN the State of New JERSEY aged So
In bingham, Mr. David Sprague, soldier of tn,
revolution, aged 78. On Monday, of last week
Mr.. y gave clear, correct and interesting nara
tive OF his revolutionary services, preparatory t,
securing pension under the late law. The ex
ctement oi new scenes, and of new sources O
comfort, was too empowering, and the iatiyues q
the mind and body, caused a depression of strenr,
and power, which terminated in his dccease O
Tuesday.
In Beauharnos, Canadi, Mr.. Pierre Fournie
lie completed his hundredth year On the 29th jan
last, aud was in the army Of Montcalm at the Inn
! Quebec was taken by Wolfe.
Near BRISTOL, Eng J June 81, Miss Anna Mar
Porter well known to the novel reading world
AT Ballybrack, Ireland, June 7, Archibald NJ,
Cambridge aged 1913 years and months he W,
| meas. 49,