Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30


In this town on Thursday morning, Ina HESRY,
only son ofIRA SHATrrcx, aged fourteen months and
fourteen days
Revolutionary pensoner. Also 3lst ul, Mrs. Betsey
Ware, relct of the late Jonathan Ware, ESQ.,, aged
70.
In Halifax. March 10, of quick consumption, Mr..
Adam Denson, in the 6sth year of his age and in
less than one hour afterwards, his daughter Eunice
wife of Mr. Edward Fish, ola protracted illness ter
minating in consumption, aged q.
AT his residence. in Hardin CO.. n. Y. March 3
Rev. Alexander McDougnl in the l03d year oil his
age. This valuable citizen took part in the war of
the Revolution, and has been esteemed throughout
his long life, for his moral WORTH He was minister
of the Baptist society
man, aged II.
In Morrs,own, 18th ult., Mrs. Mary Willard, late
Of Lyndon, aged nearly so years.
In Newport, Vt, 9th mlt Flcre'la Eaton, only
daughter of Gardner and Betscy c., &c, aged years
and months.
At Durham, GEoRor FRosr, ESD aged IS, for the
last thirty years Post Master of that place.
At Claremont, Mrs Marianne G. wife of Jonn II:
Warland, Esq. editor of the National Eagle, and
laughter of VIM. l.. Carter, Of Cambridge Mass.
At Portsmouth, on Friday evening, 10Th inst,
WILLIAM IApo, aged g. the well known Friend OF
Peace. Mr.. Ladd one of the most eminent
Phlan,hropsts Of our age and country and his name
will be held in lasting remembrance by all the friends
| of humanity He was IN early life shlpmaster and
nil that capacity highly esteemed but for fifteen
business he has devoted himsefto the promotion OF
various benevolent objects, and more especially TO
that of permanent and universal peace He died
sudde N.Y. having arrived in the cars at half past T.
and dying before midnight. He had been absent on
4 occurring tour for six months and was on his way
to his summer seat at Minot Maine. He paused at
the house which was the homeofhis youth, and where
his lady had boarded during his absence-and thence
his spirit took its flight TO the mansions Of rest above
Portsmouth Journal
In Albion, N. Y. on the 9th inst Mr. Betsey
Woodruff nsed IS years, wife of Ezra Woodruff, late
In Orange l4h inst, Mr. Benjamin Dow, aged
In Montpelier of Consumption, goth inst, Mr.. Sol
ONION Jennings aged3l. He was n member oil INC
Capitol Rifle Company, and was buried on Thursday
with military honors. $50
In Berlin, 9th inst, Widow Martha Havcy, aged 81
! years and month for more than 50 years worthy
member Of the Conarcentonal church,. -,
In Morrsvle. Apr!' 18th, Mrs. t1rollnr A., wife Of
Doct ALMeRIN TtSNIs, and daugh:c. Moses Villas
Esq, aged &c Yeas.
BY this sudden b., vent ner husband is left &c
mourn an aficcona;e and faithful con': mon, Judi
cions and prudent counselor; irr children kind and
tender mother; one, indeed emr .uilliedto IN
s,ruct and guide them i'll the paths OF virtue and tran
them for future usefulness; her aged parents are be
daughcr r. brothers, an afcctionate and mrcl
loved ss,e' humorous circle Of acquaintanccs
symphaih: -, So. co7stHrt friend. Her loss Is
deeply felt aH nsvc'Y dtplored. Mrs. T. bore
moe ~ninfiI q III short Sickness with enre calm
II a,d resignation 10 the Divine will. She mani
/ f -;.u in h ID. last Illness an uns.aien trust IN tn
! merits of ,he Great Redeemcr through whom She
hoped she rccconciled to God, so that death wa
disermcd Of it's t.rrors. She was permitted to EMO,
the full possession of her till the last hiddn
! an aiectonate farewell to her companion, children
and attending friends she calmvt yielded her spin
into the hands Of Him who gave it, without fear
| LamoiNe Wig.
In Windsor, on saturday, the 18th inst, ASS
ELlzABE1H, aged &C. daughter Of Horace and MAR
| EVERETT.
In Richmond on the 23d inst Mr. Samuel Pitts, nCe