New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
DIED

on Friday. the twentieth June. sier .Aor, gn...
CHARLES WEIR. aged - years and 3morit.
Ills friends and acquaintance and those ofhs no,
Robert W Weir aud John Weir are rcspec:iqy -
fO attend hi- funeral on sunday afternoon a. o.,
from hi> ate residence No - Delaney street eor,->
Orchard
Ia Waterford y l. on sunday morning s;,h L.
% an or-an.c affection OF the heart Mr. AZ, p,
ELLIS. VIII, of the Hon Chessenien Eis late a.
Der of Congress from the Saratoga district IN u,
year ct hey age
To say thai m The 'oss 81 this lady husband hs.A
h,rcaved OF a devoted wiitsoc,iy OF a most es,,n,
member and the Christian Church of sincere i..c,.
-noi cnough-.omethng more Is due as tribute 70 \
memory.
Ofthc virtues peculiar 20 the female sen ard VII.
sdou lbs cultivated condition and give women they
Dropria.e weight and influence IN the world. Nrs -
bad IN ample share Bat her character ". stree,
marked Her mind one ~ unusual ,iyac.iy and IN
WAS highly improved by finished edncation andbysn
-fsut ga tufc. blending the useful and agreeable kss
edge ani aCcumpi ishments. lfs leading THAT'S sen n
pressed upon the c1uuienance a- upon he iacs ay
md were manifested In every action op'nhexed AZ
animated frpnkness rgd iruthuncs- and conscenlsg,
psrvadst al her intercourse In life and -aFe &c
waited tone 10 her feelings and dcmcanor Quck sre
uln intelligence snd observation ardent atischnsri 10
ricnds well kindness 20 others. were equally no
mlncni In her character The welfare of her hny a.
hc Interests OF the Church OF which she am.rAs,
we're absorbing objects of her affection. and 70 then No
gave n jealous ana unquhiihtd deNouun.
This cnconum, brief ~ IL h. may be- deemed Is cor
mon place hy those who knew her hot or A. csssge,e
hy those who feel thai praise bestowed upon the dead
ictrac,ion from the living but it, fidelity will B. ,,
coguizcd az once by every friendly acquaintance .h
ever formed The influence OF such women /. sw.,
EXCELLENT. It was SO with Mrs Eth. Even her ,aui
often endcared her 10 her friends for ihey were the
pulses OF a noble heart. The enthusiasm Of her nan,
.ometime- strongly impolled the expression and h
action of her mind but lis direction in the opsn III
.iraghi and the narrow way" and never for az n,sr
Iiversing into the byepaihs OF assembling policy a,
guile Her bosom buried rescnlmcnts--heg mn
cherished no unsiud rcmembrmces
Mrs Ellis had spent the past winter in Ws.hnsta
with her husband where her health bcganto decline
The day after her return. she prosa,ed by debz
ify from which she could not he raised and which zoe
developed the fearful character of the disease MI ihr
hardly suspected Her sufcripgs were gresi and pro
frsced but the attention OF friends unfemi,rs her
kindness unhoundod Resigned 10 the viii Of Providence
she clcd IN the communion of the Catholic Church
the confidence of certain faith in the comfort Of,
reasonable religious aud holy hope in favor with Cd
and ia perfect charity with the world
Ar Whltesboro, \. \. ith inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Mars
81 OF Somcrseishirr England
Al Kingston. l6ih. William Blackwell Il.
AZ Genoa 18th inst Mrs Sarah1hursion Ssh ns
Mrs. Maria Johnson. 80
Al Seneca Fails 5th INST. Aliha wife of Dr. C. DWl
lams. Of Geneva.
AtJohnstown. nh. Daniel d. Mcvean.9 81