Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

eminent christians life, but most Of YOU know
that life ns we'll or better than myself; nn,
they who knew his life. need no, be- told wl,a
was tho ffapo of his mind during his las, an,
fatal sickness. Suffice il 10 say, that ms no liv
cd an humble and consistent christian, so u.
died christian, humble still, hut yei irium
4 bphant-rising above all fear Of death, and tr
umphibg over oil tho assaults of his spidiua
foes. With his lying breath. hs commsnde,
his soul aud body into the hands or his t,~rrifu
Saviour, ,who,we connot doubt received BIN int
'hoss heavenly nnnsions, which lie Iias pre-
pared for those who love aud honor II i'm
Thus lived 9nd died he for whom the Inst oc
fees ofihe church are soon to be prrf,,rm"d
Having served God in his generation, he doubt
less has been gathered To his fathers, havin.
The testimony of n good conscience" he ha,
eone from among ps, ~ the communion q
ih" Catholic Church; ia ihs confidence of
certain faith in The rnmf,rt of a reasonable.
r"lig"us aud holy hope; in favor with G"d
and IN perfect charity with The world. God
grant that we may all live and die ~ ho lived
aud died, following tho light Of his bright ex.
ampI" even a. h" fp'owed Christ"
Ia Portsmouth,, on III. Path uit Mrs Mare,
Manchester, widow "f the late Thomns Man.
chester, Esq, Of Middletown in the e3J year
of her age.
IN South Kingstown, on Saturday, the 10Th
Inst. Col Robert f. Noyes, in the 74ih year OF
his ag"
Ia Liuln Compton on lhe 7ih inst. Miss
,dn Almy, eldest daughter 81 the Hon. on.
vor u Alnv, ia the 2Ist wear Of her age -
l9lh, DR.. John hlmy, aged e6
la Prnviirnr", on the lgih inst (irorgr
Enrr, Esq. ~ the SD year al his age. ODD,
MIR james Alien. u revolutionary p'nsionrr.
ia ilI" s4th wear "f his agr.-24rh, Doct. e."
Waterman, aged 81 wears MIR. james NJ
Morris. ~ ia" 40th year "f his age.
Ia New York on ia" 2Irh inst Mrs Ivdin
NJ lies. nfihi> town, widow of ,hr tate Capt.
Th"m"s Miles ia The 10Th year of her age, n
lady hIghlv respected mud esteemed b, MI uho
bad lh" pleasure al her acquaintance, ,aud huru
hr' worth. lCoMn.
Ia KIIlncly, Cam the sih int, Joseph W. T"nry.
Esq, ~ the aO'h trnr "i his her.-lie graduated nj
Brown University, STUDIED Law under John Nhippr,
E,q Md commenced HE i"actlcr in brisi"l after
which h" removed {" Griroii, hud w-n unio husiLtss
WIN the lnir Gen Inrnrd. when his prdCtirr "NirLdl
aver The rrriInrl ~ Ncbignu.-iIr sustained Srygrnl
inp"rtnni nil"r- ~ the cN aud trfriufN ,hruI-
her 81 the L"gtslg',ve tiuucU aud 'hui:unu al the
tomInuIr al Jndrirrv whru The state Constitution
VHs drawn up.-lir was ~ IhHI time smiiIrn with u
pHrHIN uc stroke rom wIIrh he never recovered bui
fingered IN great uin Ill his dissuluiion A. the t.
when ihIS pnr,ll .is n"k place whirh, Snrr nnu,
Nrnrs 81 suffering hns terminated Ia h, drnth, Mr.
T"rrr> was one :" the rising rhnrncirrs at HE we,t,
WIN every promise "i eminent ti-lIncInn. moi only
ilir roiusrl~ aud anlrs al MrhgnH hut ihusr nf i.
tni"n ler his professional LEARNING. which grs thor
"ngh his literary Attachments, MrIr .Ni,hsvr- lis
ihlrnts, which were solid. md M les brilhant.-hi,
hshii- "f Hpplcniinn nnd spirit perseverance, rii nn
roam I" doubt ." this turrtssiu 'nrrri Rr-de-, IN.
uirr had nude ior popularity. ~ his person IN h.
ners. ~ his hi- position Hnd ~ nI the -ocrl aud ncud
" virtues at Hur nHiuTr lie uuiubrIed hiS friends hy
the hummer -, his acquaintance. Tor knew
lhn'. wiIh"ni reng iur HIM n sentiment at kindness
aud friendship.
The sudden eNHriion ot these brilliant prospects nnd
high hopes al nslrnd rHrrrr ~ lite. be- bore and the
reflection iSnn interesting nue wuh serene nriuhc.
nnd cheerful temper Md hr manifested these rl,yt
ted virtues 10 The li-t,ud'r circumstances aud
lengIh o time hlm"- wiihuut parallel ur tltri, ria
1his tribute q" respect IL pad 80 hl. men"ry hy
who Knew him Nr-nud who would willIualy -,
Holr-hu hs l. tOi the place the opportunity dor
doug ull Jusice Ia tie merits OF The deCens.a CONN