Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

| lp this town, ON the I7ih bst, Hon. THOMAS O.
PlTMAN, In the 10Th year of his Through long
aud highly useful lite the deceased sustained pure and
rrepraaohabe character. Judge Plimau was what is
Ismilarly called self inas man. in his early hie the
means OF education were exceedingly hmited Ia Whit
they have since been; still he sfjglosy cultivated h.
naturally strong mind ~ Hn extent that enabled him
throughout his subsequent career, 20 NIL with honor to
himself and usefulness 10 the public numerous aud
ipOrtnnt places Oi respecinbity and trust. His
iachnent To civil aud religious freedom Induced him 10
ake deep interest and I" net prominent part. daring
the Inst sixty years, IN the various political qnestiuns
of The day The ni the old republican school found
no where n more jealous aud uncom promising friend
and advocate at their principles, than Judge Ptman
always proved himself "a he lie wns the last survivor
oi sevehiy-fve persons who, IN 1892 established the
Mechanics N Manufacturers association, In this ow
snd uf which highly respectable society," Judge Pman
was President lar many yeors. lie chosen M
elecior o President aud Vice President Of the United
States; and frequently represented this his native
town, 10 the General Assembly he was also member
Of The State senate and took mn ucive and lending
in the business al the Legislature, while he remained
nember liz was Tor several wears member Of the
Town Council aud also Chief Justice of the Court of
Conmon Pleas Eir this C"nnty. For nnreu cobsvcu
tive years, hr elected by the people of this State
The Office "f General Treasurer II may well be said
that in MI the relations Of ie the deceased
himself n manner thai cannot fail 10 impress alike
those who survive him IN The dear relations o domestic
" ell ~ IN the more extended circles Of public fs
with the nniure and extent Of their loss. CONN.
On saturday last, Miss MARY JANE, dgughirr Of
Mr. Solomon Soulhwick. naed l6 years Suddenly Gull
ed away ~ the bloom OF youth to another world,
blessed saviour has shown IN her triumphant death
His wondrous power 10 save" Short ~ wns her
time after her conversion, she WINS swift aud shiB-
Ing witness of the truth swceily aud earnestly per-
ruadiDg her friends 10 seek Jesus enforcing 10 with the
prev ou- confession. have never known true hnpp-
ness until now" The holy book she loved she would
not part with even In death saying, VII take il
with me Ia Jesus"
Sudden the warning, " thou ninst die"
What trembling lear thy soul alarms
Till JESUS ,cndrrly draws nigh.
Aud folds thee In his gracious arms.
Lnllcd on hts heavenly breast TO si.cp,
How sweet thy dyiug moments were
Forbrnr, then, mourning friends, Ia weep,
But look To HEAVEN, aud meet her THERE
Conn.
Yesterday morni1u. amer long aud painful Illness,
wh ch sh. bore With Christian fotiifur, Mrs. MEtETI
BILE ENNANT, wic Of John y. Tennant, aud daugh-
ter oi the late VIM Z. Congdon. Esq at North Kings.
town. X. Hged ~ wears. blessed ARE the dead that
die in the Lord for they rest from their labor aud their
works do follow them" Funeral Tomorrow afternoon,
nj O'Clock, which relations aud friends invited TO
attend.
In scituate, on the 18th inst, Mrs.ZYLPHIA YOUNG,
wife o the Hon. Iadock loung IN the 10Th year Of her
Hse G,r many wears u member of the Baptist Church.
In Providence, an Friday last, Miss ISABELLA II
ANTHONY, in the esd year of her age
In Boston. Thur-dnv evening last, GEORGIANA
4. POTTER BARNES. daughter of tho late George A.
Potter of ofP'ovdcnoe. ss'd u years.