Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

In this town, on Saturday evening last, Eli
IN Siorkford, infant daugh;er Of MIR. Frccborn
C"ssnshali, aged months
In this town, on Tues'ay morning last, of
consumption, highly respected aud esteemed
by all who knew him, Col. Thonas &. Brown,
aged AZ years. The doceaeel hnd not onipy-
cd tho blessings Of health for many years,
though Le applied himself TO bu'iness Eilh an
assiduiry seldom rqual!rd. serupulousy
honest and upright in all his dealings wi,h hi-
irllow-mrn,- possessing, without osienlalion,
great goodness Of Lcari,-filhliing every d.
nestle relation whl unliring tdsiiV ,'s loss is
most truly irrcparable, aud will hp long aud
deeply felt His f,nsral will take place this
afternoon, at 2 clock from his late residence
in Frank.street, which his re!s!ions aud friends
are invited 10 attend.
AT sea. OH his passage from st Jaso To
Cineiugos, ABOUT Jnue 4th, jonathan Perry,
master oi the brig Aurora, oi Wilmington,
and SOP Of ,he I',f. Capt Dayid Perry, Of this
town, aged about 3Oyrars.
Ia hiiddlriown, on the 9th nlt, Mrs Mary
G., wife of Mr.. Brnaiah Barker, and daughter
Of tie late Nathaniel Barker, ot Middl"iowu,
aged 36 ,cars..-Sth, after n lingering Illness,
JOANNA RodGinn, wife Of David Rndman, Of
Lynn, 0ormcrly of this town aged "a years, II
member of the society oi Friends.
in Portsmouth,, on Saturday nigh: last, yer,
suddenly, Isaac Lawton, ngcd - Years. llc
was worthy member of,hn society ofFrionds,
Il In Portsmouth, ouTursday lat, .Ir. George
| Coggeshall, aged 76 years. Funeral his alie'-
noon from his late residence which hls rcla-
Il iions and friends arc invited 10 uliend.
4 In Wakefield, r. l., on the 7lh inst. ir"drr.
II ick Swartz, only sou Of the Rev. Alexander
II. Vinton, ID, d., Of Boston, in the !th year Of
Il his age.
\ IN North Kingstown, on the Cd ult., Mrs.
|. Abby Ann C., wife nf Sir. Jeremiah Gardner
Brownnll, Esq, in the Both year OF her ago.
n In Providence, on Sunday last, Rev. Joel
Knight, Of tho Providence Conference, aud
Pastor of the Chcsnut.slreet Church IN that
I CITY, aged about So years.
!, Seldom has the Christian community great.
ar cause TO mourn the loss of n Christian Min
ster, than on this occasion. Woll may Nwr
say "dark aud Intricate are the OF Pro,i-
deuce" IN The meridian of his ia, s-ln the
midst of his usefulness; AID, al n lime when
/ much can baeApecied from his plnty, wisdom,
decision aud charity and when his amable
companion and dependent children you'd
/ most Zee. hi, loss, has infinite wisdom called
! him into tho world Of spirits. During The
Il past year, the deceased had the Pastoral charge
|. of The Methodist Church of this town, and
n formed that extensive aud fiattoring acquant-
nnce with the people, which amy man ~ pnr'
/ suit Of popularity might wei. envy but this
was not his object 10 Erdmotu the cause "I
his Savior aud to do good, was the only OBJ
| joct of his ambition. Long vii! the pI"us ol
all denominations remember his burning words
Of love and affection, when he 80 CONSTANT,
Il encouraged them 70 faithiulnoss aud pcrs"ve-
rance-long will he baciy iysIdcr aud lukcwafm
II professor r,nrnLer his aH,'ctionate appeals,
and long will the sclfright"ous and impatient
| remember his awful aud fearful warnings
II The wonderful SUCCESS which attrdrd his la.
bors in this and In other PLACES, - ~ secret Ia
\ ihos. who knew the man Vc ,cds'".phahcdt-
H iy a loborcr. Ills labors were not c"nhn'h Ia
/ the churrh--you would 6nh him ~ every
Il placc-.wub all classes, Nor was ho conhn:d
\ 10 dav-lisht no in the silent hour of Md.
4 night, when all around was hushcd, YOU might
hear the voice of this saint, i'm his closet, plead.
ing The cause Of sinners, aud invoking th"
blessings Of heaven upon his ninistry.-Eut
he has gono---we shall hear that voice no
more, and while wa dropthc tear ofsympnthy
H with an AFFECTED family and the church Of
II God Oh carih, at the recollection Of our loss,
let ns remember it is his gain-!et ms praise
\ the Lord with full heayt, that he was per-
United to remain so long was so successful
\ and now il forever ut rest.
/ In Providence, IN the 10Th inst. Mrs Eliza.
beth Wrlch, in ins elst year Of her age hi,
after n lingering illness, Mrs. Sarah :, wife
of Mr.. Hosea Ballo',, Jr., and daughter of tho
late Capt. John Tanner, of this lown.
1 In Piciou, n. s., Cd inst. Mr.. VIM. n Deey,
Of Providence, in the Bath year Of his age.
1 At New Shoreham, on the 7lh instant
Mr.. John r. H. Sands, only san of Nathaniel
&. Sands, tsq. in The 3ith year ofhis age.
\ In Warwick, Willi@U, $. ,Erans,on, formerly
of Nofih Kinystown, aged 49 years and II
months.
| Ia East Greenwich 9th inst. ofdropsy, Mrs.
Mary, wife of Capt Valentine Greene in the
62d year other age.
! In Norwav, Ilcrkimrr co, N. Y, Ist INST,
Mr.. Benia'nin NICHOLS, aseI 3 years, fomcry
Of tIiis State. "'F
T'rhe death Of Isaac MANCHESTER, Gnscrtcd
in our last fron. the hodc.Islandrr,D was n.
correct II was mcaat for Giles Manchester.
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