Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-25
DIED,

In this place, on Sunday last, Mrs. Sarah E., wife
Of E. II. Allen, Esq Of Bangor, Me. aged SO.
In Fayetteville, (Newiane) April II, Of Group, Of
only two days sickness, and in great distress, La
yina BA'ony daughter Of James and Prudence e.
Ray, aged years and month. Printers in Wor-
cester and Norfolk CO. Mass. requested, &c.
In Wapole, on Saturday evenings Hon Samuel
Grant, aged about 80.
In Batesvie, Ark, March 2, James w. Locke,
Attorney at Law and late editor of the North Ar
kansas, aged 29--son OF Capt. William Locke Of
Fitzwilliam
In Wilmington, March 18th, Capt. MELETIAH l..
WARE, aged TO-
The circumstances attending the death of Capt Ware,
are very affective TO his beloved family and numerous
friends. Being in usual health, he had been engaged
during the day which he died in the labor of making
sugar,--had driven home his team with sled loaded
with sap. In the act Of detachiug the from the
sled they started and drew the sled with the load upon
IT, over his body which thus betcee the and
under the beams of the sled. He suffered not only
confusion Of his limbs but the fracture of sever
al Of his bones. He Immediately conveyed into his
house but though in the exercise Of his reason he sur
vved only two hours
Capt Ware was born in the town Foxborough, Mass
Feb 18th, ITO He came to this place when in the
18th year of his age. lie was a dgen, and prayerfu
student Of the word Of the Lord hence firm and Joy
full believer in the great doctrines Of revelation mly
be said Of him. that he was established in the faith
and enjoyed "the hope OF the gospel.
He was from the time Of his making profession Of
religion, the period Of his deatha space Of about
forty wears, devout and constant worshpcr oil GOd m
his house Here in the bosom Of his family whom he
endery loved and who in return recprocaed his care
and affection, he accustomed to present before
his God the daily offering of grateful Penient obed
ent heart He loved commend his household to The
protection and blessing Of his Father and their Fathe
in Heaven thus carrying out the purpose and enjoy
ing the blessing involved in the covenant made will
Abraham (Gen. Is 1871 81 know Abraham, that he viii
command his household after him. and they shall keeI
the way Of the Lord, that the Lord may bring upoI
| Abraham that which he hath spoken Of him."
He loved the services of the sanctuary. Though re
mote from the place Of public worship when attendance
was practicable seemed TO enjoy the public wor
ship of God than he. In the language OF David
he could say, "How amable Thy tabernacles
Lord of hosts" But he has gone trust, to en-
gage in the purer worship Of God and the Lamb in
temple not made with hands, eternal in the heavens
their present affection, by the belief that what to then
is irreparable loss, to him unspeaksble gain
In putney April l8th instantly, Charles Henry, old
est son Of Xenophen and Mary ellison, aged year
and months.
The circumstances connected with this distressing
accident, are as follows:
The child had been sent In pursuit OF his little broth
err and returning home. The stage arriving in tn
village at this moment, he endeavored to cross tn
road while the horses were under full gallop. Tn
lead horses struck him, knocked him down, and bot
wheels passed him. separating the spine and rup
turing The yiscera and internal blood vessels. Tn
little sufferer gasped but after being picked W
and TO all appearances) wholly unconscious Of tn
Seen de e. s rs dd M Ris ana j. ai2f
ain the midst Of life we are in death" Printers
n y. are requested to notice.