The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-12-26
DIED:


In this town, Dec. %, Mr.. John Paine, aged TO-
In Princeton, Dec. IA, Mrs. Catherine Mirick
wife of Ephraim Mirick and daughter of the late
Gol. B.njamin Holden aged 65.-Printers in Ne1c
foTS, fndtand and arkansas, are requested to in
sert This death.
In Bolton, Dec. 90, Rebccca, wife of Benz. Saw
yer, aged 49,
In Hnbbardston. Dec. IL. Mr.. John Williams. a
Revolutionary soldier. aged "a.
IN Winchendon, Dec. 6, Lieut.. Jonathan Pol
lard, aged "a. s-
In Sutton, Dec. IA, Mr.. Amos Batcheler. aged
6L-Pririters in Ne,p York and Vermont are re-
quested to insert this death
In Holden, Dec. IS, Marietta B., daughter of
Sparrow Crosby, aged 2 years
In Paxton, Dec. 20, Mr.. BENZ. Wilson. aged 81.
, In Western, Dec. 9, Sarah, daughter Of Jeptha
Bacon, Esq. aged 9 years.
=, In Harvard. Lucy F., wife of Mr.. James r.
Nurse. aged 90.
In Weston, Mr.. Gregory Clark, aged 49, SOL
der OF the revolution
In niagara, N. Y, George Callam. native nj
Nlendon Ms, aged So.
IN New York. Lew Haywood. Esq, Counsel lor
at Law, formerly of this town.
In savannah. Dec. 8, Ezekiel Wood, aged Al, a
native OF this County
In Boston, Charlotte Elizabeth. wife Of Mr. Holm
Brazer Glover, aged 26.-John Brazer DAVIS. ESQ.
late editor OF the Chronicle and Patrot-Cfardiner
Greene, Esq, President of the u States Branch
Back. aged 49, Mr.. CIR cen has for years enioyed
the reputation Of being the most opulent man If
New England, his estate being valued at upward.
Of three millions
In Broadalbin, N. Y, Mr.. Kenneth Campbell
aged l0l years. Mr.. c. was native of Scotland
but came to this country previous to the Revo.
luton.
In Jafifey, N H., Nov. 81, Joseph Chamberlain
aged 80.
In Chesterfield. N. H., Mrs Joanna Chase. relic,
oil the late Abel Chase aged 81.
In Wardsboro, VT, Ebenezer Peirce. ESQ. for.
meriy OF Westmoreland, N. H., after tedious i'll.
ness OF two years and three months aged rs.
In Dover, VT, James Otis, son of Asaph Haskins
aged years.
In Concord, N. H., Hazen KimbaI, son of the
late Benjamin KimbalI, aged Sc.
In Waterford, Me-, Samuel Haskell, aged 60
ne mad oeen haunting grog shop for two DAYS
when he attempted to go home in the night and
lost his way, and persisted with his bottle in his
pocket, nearly empty. His track in the snow show.
ca That he had frequently stumbled and fallen. IN.
til at length, unable to rise he froze to death.
In Hoooken, N: Y, Robert l.. Sands, Jr.. ESQ,
aged "a, junior editor of the New York CONNER.
cal Advertiser. He was distinguished for the
purity of his style, his fine taste, and the General
knowledge ofletters he possessed"
In Albany Dec. 10. William James. ESQ. AGED
%. With the exception of MIR. Astor, no other
business man has acquired so great fortune in
that State; it is estimated at three millions of dol
lars.
In Germantown, Pa, Mr. Robert Nl'MurtrIe AGED
81. tie was assisting neighbor to butcher some
hogs, and became faint at the sight of the blood.
ana Tell to the ground. EIe was convened to the
mouse, where medical aid was Immediately afforded
MIN, but IN fifteen minutes he was lieless corpse
In Fort Gibson, Col John p Decatur, one Of the
suffers at that Post, and formerly Navy Agent a;
Portsmouth N. II.
In Middlebury, VT, Mrs Susan, wife OF Nathan
Wheeler, aged 81