The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
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In this town, April 23, Mr. NATHANIEL BRowN,
aged 81 MIR Brown, for the last dozen years or
more of his life, a warmth hearted and devoted
christian, and in Immediate prospect death
ablcd To re oice in view OF the biessedness of the
saints everlasting rest.
In this town, April 26, Of erysipelas, EMILY, wife
Of Hr Willard Pierce, aged about SO.
In Concord, April ~, MIR JOEL HARVEY, aged
about 65.
In this town, April 10, MARY, daughter of Phine-
DIS and Mary Thur>ton, and wife Of Mr. John Spen-
Ger, aged 81. Printers in Mass and Ohio, are, SC.
III Barnet, April %, Of consumption, SoPHRoNIA,
daughter of MIR Joseph NIason aged years.
In Lyndon, March IA, Mr. WILLIAM Curtis,
aged AZ.
In Newbury, March %, Mr. Stephen Powers, in
the LIST year "f his aye. Also at the place,
April LIST, his wife Mary Powers in the 8Oh year of
her age, both of throat distemper.
In Rochester, April s. Of consumption, Mrs. Tenn
perance q wifi. of Mr. George hubbard, aged A.
In Waterford at the aims house, Jan. 20, Miss
AMANDA Hit aged 81. At the same place, Jan.
27, Mrs TOWNSEND, wife Of ilr Thomas Townsend,
aged 10. At the same place, Feb. s, MIR THOMAS
TOWNSEND, aged 20. At the place, Mrs Gnrs-
woLn, wife Of Mr. Elisha GriswnItl, aged about 2S.
In Wheeiork, April 5, Of erysipeas, Matte, wife
of Arson Shattuch, and only daughter Of John and
Submit Heath, aged 3S.
In Lyndon, pr IL, Of eryspelas, Miss T.avinin
NJ Williams, only daughter of Darus and Eliza Will
ams, aged 20.
In Albany, March 81, of the measles, Ruth, in
FAINT daughter Of Joshua and Besey Hyde, aged Is
months and l6 days.
In I.it!cton ". II. April I6, Col. Abram Minor,
formerly of panvilie, aged about 60.
1t, Orleans, of eryspeias, March f6, CHARLES
w. Of d. P. and Mary 8. Waworth, aged
years and p years
How faded those eyes that beamed with Joy,
And wan the cheeks that gowed with beauty bloom;
Relentless death has snatched the darling boy,
And borne hun to the dark and silent tomb.
There sleep thou lovely boy, aught modest
Thy hamy sumbers and thy sweet repose;
The turf lies gently on thy peaceful brelst,
Nor sorrow, grief, nor pain thy bosom knows
Soon the shrl of heaven last trump shall sound
And wake the nations from their dusty beds
Then shall the entombed millions under ground
hrse and deathIess lory crown their heads.
Then shalt thou bloom an amaranthine flower,
In heaven, of which thou vast type on earth;
and all that feel iife'5 renovnting power
Shall share thy bliss through the Redeemers birth
printers in Ohio, are, SC. Com:
In Clover April 2, Hannah wife Of Geo w.
King, aged As.
In Liltleton, NJ II. april %, Mrs CELIA, wife of
Nj !.ondus B. Walker and daughter of Isaac Har-
rington. Esq. of this town, aged 20 years. In the
death OF this amiable young lady, her friends nave
sustained loss that will be long and deeply IeIt She
was endeared to large circle Of friends by the pos
session of the most endearlng and excellent qualities
that adorn her sex, which rendered her dutitui
daughter, and aectionate sister, lovely and pleas
Inn companion, tTusty and cohudng irlelu diu d
sincere and devoted christian. As illustration OF
her 6al and con iugal love, copy an extract from
letter written after she left the h0meo her childhood:
"Ay mind will never fail to paint wildly that dear,
dear home; | feel sometimes it must be NINE st;
that cannot stay from it: love my husband; this
would be bleak and dreary world without him, yet
still love my old hume: 1t sacred spot; no pace
on earth dear; fear you will think me unhappy;
it is not so but think Of home without tcnrs
OF the estimation in which she was held ny her
acnuantance the tears of the large concnurse aSsenb
led at her funeraI ample evidence. But her pety
was the most pleasing as well rs the most excellent
trait in her character; the most pleasing To reflect
upon she is gone, it gives well grounded
hope that she in heaven. 1t showed Itseil IN
the well ordered life and perseverng constancy, so
convincing and powerful external evidence oil the
reality Of religion One instance oil courage aHd Tor
ttude deserves notice At her marriage ler husband
was a friend Of, though not professor OF reilsIon-
She commenced and regularly maintained family
.-ar as long as she lived. She sustained the con-
ura relation but months and died after an Illness
of 5 hours in circumstances peculiarly painful and
distressing, leaving nfmt daughter the llvng me-
meuto Of her life and death. She still ares IN the
lovely character she bore, whose ineanents are deep
w enrraven on the memory of every surviving irend
and wa doubt not she Tires, where
ssSickness and sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt aud feared more" Com.