Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-28
DIED,

In this town, Jan 3ls with the CONSUMPTION,
Mrs Lucy, widow Of Mr. Oren Pratt, aged IS.
Mrs. z. was an unliable companion, an affection
ate mother, and devoted Christian and her yir.
her long aud painful sickness she was remarkably
resigned and happy in her trust in God and her
faith in Christ, as "ihe Saviour Of the world" re-
moved the terfors of death, and made her last mo-
ments peaceful and happy She was member Of
the Uniyersalist church in this place Com
AT the Insane Asylum, 22d inst, Rev. Timothy
Field Of Westminster aged 90.
In Grafton ID inst. MIR David Blood aged 80, a
revolutionary soldier.
In Wilmington, Feb. 90, David Rugg, Esq, aged
Al years, Printers in Mass. please notice.
In Grafton, Feb. 10Th Mrs Almira P. wife of
Russell +. Fisher, uged "a years. She leit an in
FAINT daughter Of the age ofsix days.
Think not that the earth can cover
That light form and sunny brow
Thou woudst weep no more above her,
Could thine eye behold her now.
Bright tho seems the dew-drop flowing,
From the balmy roses breast,
o tits brighter far when glowing
On the sundyed rainbowis breast.
In Boston, 18th inst, lnENE, wife of Nelson Sar-
gent aged %. BY the omnpotcnt hand of Him
who rules all things wisely, another flower, lust
blown into fragrance has been crushed and wither-
edits leaves are scattered 10 the four winds OF
Heaven, whilst its pure soul has gone TO realms
above, to receive its just reward for earthly benev-
olence. BY her benign and unerring course while
sojourning amongst us, she won many true and de-
voted trends-and, one of that number, most
earnestly hope that she may be blessed in Heaven,
as she was admired on earth.
We think of Death, and pass il by;
But, 10 we, too, must also die. ALoSzo.
In Montague, l4th inst, alalah, wife of Samuel
Montague, aged OU.
la Colerain, 4lh inst, Jane, wife Of Michael Nc
ClalleD, aged 6l
In Worcester LIST inst, Mrs ANN c., relict Of
the late Nathan Perry, aged 40.
AT Andover, 22d OF Dec. last, Roswell Parker,
formerly Of Putney, aged "a.
In Raynbam, Mass Jan. 25, Mrs Abigail Leon
ard, nearly one hundred and one years of age. The
deceased was lneal descendant of John Alden,
the first who landed from the "May flower" on the
Rock of Plymouth, and only the 9Th in descent.
In Andover, N. H., Feb. !, Samuel M Quinn, n
revolutionary pensioner, known as the "Caithness
Veteran, aged one hundred and fen ytars tlco and
half months. For the last four years MIR NJ Quinn
has been unable TO walk but within thatsperiod he
has been carried from neighbour TO neighbor, his
mind remaining active and playful, and evidently
enjoying good society.
In West Rutland, 18th ult., Mr. John Howe aged
Sc. MIR H. was the son OF Deacon Ephraim Howe,
and was born at Granville, Mass At the age Of
10 he entered the service of the United States and
served under Gen. Gates at the capture of Bur
goyne. lie remarked that his position was such
that he heard distinctvely the conversation between
the two Generals at the surrender.
IN Bennington, of eryspelas, the 18th inst
Zurviah Dewey, aged 63.
At Port Kent, 10Th uit Mrs Susan Skinner, wife
of Wlnslow c. Watson, ESQ, and daughter Of the
late Gov. Skinner, of Manchester, VI, aged a.
In Arlington, very suddenly, Miss Elizabeth
Caroline, eldest daughter Of julius Beebe, Esq in
the 18th year of her age.
In Norwich, W., Jan. 18th, Capt Alden Part
ridge, Al, formerly known as teacher of military