Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
DEATHS.

In Portsmouth Ya Thurdy Sd inst Of inflammation of the
Scientific and Military Academy recently established in that
She'd h. qesI 6 sS s.. @i & and
cessuiy employed as Teacher of Youth ne mas
In September l9io he removed to Portsmouth, Va being
ected as Principal the Academy then being established
that place. by Capt A. Partridge since which, until the time Of
his DEATH has been under his immediate superntendcnce
During his Illness he manifested degree of patience for
titude and resignation, which could have sprung only om
heart conscious of the rectiude Of its motives That his chief
tain doubt 1t may be of consolation his fond
deeply afflicted parents brothers and friends TO know that tho
far from home and relatives, he received tho knde
from his friends in Portsmouth, especially of his physicians
whose efforts for bis recovery untrng though unsuccessful
To give faint idea of the estimation which wa, hell by
the students under his select the following several
resolutions unanimously adopted by the Cadets OF whom he
e.oved That We will observe the day of his funeral with
military hanor and that will Grape tho left aim for
thirty days tribute of respect for the deceased.
Printers in New Hampshire requested, &c.-T Com.
In Calais 10Th inst of malignant scarlet fever, Amanda c.,
clde,, daughter of Ira and Polly Kent aged four years
Sweet child thou was-to parents dear
Yet could Death restrain
Weep not kind friends, you need not fear
'1is her eternal gain.
{" Forbid them to me :"
Did not the Saviour say
" Oi such my Kingdom s"-shoull VS.
Then wish her stay!
Why wish her back there her pure soul
And round her of music roll
She sings heavenly strain Com.
In Stow jan %, Col Daniel Robinson, aged So Tho sur.
cct Of this short memoir afflicted for IL with the
and often bough, low he scarcely known
complain He possessed unusual degree Of
and social feelings Though deprived of public usefulness he
emnenty pattern of patience and admirably discharged
his duties husband snd father. During the OF life
he protested faith in Jesus, md fell asleep his thou
Il struggle n gronn.- Com.
In Bakersfield, 5th Mr. Ephraim Cutter aged G6Ptn
in Vermont and Mass. will please notice, &c.
In ST. Johnsbury, the ming of the 18th consump
ton Harriet H. wife of Rev. John H. Worcester and daughter
of Dea. Elnathan Strong, of Hlrdwck, aged 30.
In Bradford Feb r. Joseph Gibb aged years and II months
of Dr. Henry Hayes.
Ia Johnsbary, Thurdly last, Mr. SARGENT aged
60
IN St. Johns1uy the 18th Of yphus fever Sally wife
Of Mr. Christopher Sargent, aged about IL.
1t FaysOn the 10th inst, tho residence of her
law, ThcOphilus Bixby, Esq widow Anna Fisk relct Mr.
John Fisk formerly Of GToton Mass in her 57h
Fisk had been member of the Congregational Church
than sixty yeus and oynced the sincerity Of her profession
by humble and consistent daily walk and the commences Of
her faith by entire reliance the rghteousnes of Christ
for acceptance with God, and Justification in his sight
The Editor Of the Boston Recorder will please the
boye death Il Com
In New Castle Pa I'd inst. of scarlet fever John son Of Hen
ny and Nancy r. Falls, aged years and three
In Peacham Feb H. Jane Cray daughter Of Col Jacob Ban
chard aged years.
In south Woodstock of Failing Sickness Fit. the 18th inst
the unable Mr.. Cassandina sayton wife OF Mr. Leland Stay
ton, aged ~.
In Franklin, y. Y. June TO- ISL James Nc Loud Also ut
the residence OF her Col Ira McLoud Monroe the 5th
inst. Mrs. Dolly McI4oul, reliet oC james McLoud.
In Roxbury, 25th, John Paine, aged about So.