Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-10-13
DIED,

In this town, on the 9th inst, Cyril Martin, Jr.,
aged 90 years, son of Mr. Cyril Martin.
In this town, on Tuesday evening Sept &c, of
typhus fever Mrs Experience H., aged So, wife of
Mr. Solomon Gates. And on Thursday morning
Sept. %, at Springfield, Mass. MIR Chandler b.
aged u youngest son Of the above named MI and
Mrs G.
The circumstances of this doubly affective
Providence were in some respects, peculiar aud
impressive. The mother, viewed by herself and
friends near her death, a message was sent for
the son at s. to return home to witness her de-
parture. AS she lay in dying state, message
came from the family where the resided at 5.
stating that the son was sick with Typhus fever,-
urgently requesting the visit and attendance of his
mother at his sick bed. Her message had not been
received.
AT the mothers funeral, on Tuesday noon, a
second message came announcing that the son was
at the point of death. A few hours after the
mourning family returned from her grave, the life
less body of the son, brought into the house
Another funeral attended at the same place,
and hour, of the following day The sympathies of
friends and neighbors, were deeply elected in be-
half Of this afflicted family.
In Greenfield, Mass, Oct 6, Sarah, daughter of
Mr. Lemuel II. Long, aged years and months.
Also, same day, an infant child Of MIR Simeon p.
Moody.
In Bernardston, Oct. 4, Miss Mary Wallace, aged
IS years.
In Leyden Sept %, Mrs Polly MOwry, wife Of
ptoIBt hloNIl, Ist., ugtu w.
In Coleraine, Sept q, Hiram X. DunneI aged
Q years son of Luther ID. and Damaris Dunnel.
AT Fairview, Erie Co. Pa, Sept. 20, of bilious
complaint, while on his return from Ohio with
drove of cattle, Mr. David Barnard, late of Deer
field, aged so.
In Bernardston, 9Th inst Mr. Henry G.. New
comb son of II. c. Newcomb, Esq, aged 25
At Boston, Oct 4th, DIR. Samuel Thomson, foun-
der of the Thomsonlan system of medicine, in the
10Th year of his age.
g no n
body, aged A, wife Of the Rev b. o. Peabody.
In Sheburne, Oct. 8, Jacob p. Kellogg, Esq,
aged 90. MIR Kellogg was last year Representative
from Sheburne to the General Court.
In Barre, Sept %, of Typhus Fever, Sophia P.
Wheelock eldest daughter of Capt. Alexander
Wheelock, of Orange, aged y years. When ia
ken sick she was engaged in school teaching, at
Barre, where she had been engaged during the
summer.
In New York City, Wednesday, Sept. 9th, after
long and painful illness, William Estey formerly
of the State of Vermont, and for the last sixteen
years resident of N. Y City, aged 80 years
In Bennington, on the Both ult., +. Heman Ris-
ley, aged IL years. On the 2Sth ut., Alson infant
son of T. J. Albro, aged months. On the LIST
inst, Mr. George Steel, aged % On the Both ult,
an infant son of Alonzo Ray, aged months On
the 2Sth ult, John S. R., infant son of A. z. Ly-
man, Esq, aged about year.
In Manchester, on the 18th ult Mr. jeremiah
Eddy, aged rs years. On the 10th ult., Mrs HaE-
nah Pettbone widow of the late Mr. Eli Pettbone
aged "a. On the 10Th OF Aug, at the house of Mrs
D. 5. Boudinot, Mrs Fanny, wife of the late Hon
Richard skinner, and daughter of the late Robert
Pierpoint Esq, formerly of Ltchfeld, CT.
In Rutland, Sd inst, Mrs Freeove Barnes, relct
Of the late VIM Barnes, aged 81
In Wallingiord, on the l7th ult =, Eli Calkins,
formerly of the State of New York, aged 50, rev.
dictionary pensIoner
In Castleton, on the 2st ut., of fever, Miss l.au-
ra H. Brown, aged %, daughter of the late Free
dom Brown. Also, on the 4lh inst of consump-
ton, Miss Elizabeth F. Brown, aged IL.
In Rutland, Sept 20, Mrs That's, wife of William
Gookin, aged So
Al Rochester, N. Y, on the 9th ult of Conges.
tive fever, Mr. Anthony Jones, of Fayetteville, Vt,
aged Sc.