Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-26
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In wslmingion, July "a, Mrs Elec,a Bcell, wife
Of Mr. Daniel Buell., ia the 9th year Of her are -
PRINTERS in N Y and III wilt please notice
10 Londonderry, Aug. l6, Niles Ait,eb, II, son
Of Niles Aldreh, ESQ eyed % years.
In the death Of tins young man, the hcfeaved
family have sustained an irTeparsble loss. HIS
character was irrrptoaehabe. he having been from
childhood remarkable for sirei integrity and moral
uPnghiness
10 wardsboro, Aug. 8, Of consumption, Mrs
Amanda, wife ofAsa Kiider, Esq, aged 4+.-tPa.
pers in Windsor county will please notice.
In New York, on Sunday morning, August %,
Elizabeth Rogers French, daughter Of Eli French,
sged weeks aud days. Her body wus carried
70 Dummrrsian for inierment
10 chestcririd, n. a., Aug 6, Of consumption,
Mrs Enzah~th Fletcher. aged ~.
AmIable IN character and department, Miss ,.
was highly esteemed and beloved BY large circle
Of friends and associates. Durng painful aud
distressing sickness, she was calm and resigned,
and was able 10 converse with cheeriulnesa and
oanpasure upon the approach OF death. Her faith
in Chnst was strong aud abiding IN health, but In
siekness aud death II was triumphant Her last
prayer was. Come, Lord Jesus, come quickly
Il was Carat Tor her 10 live and gain 10 die. n.
IN Iiinsdale, N II Aug. 10, Mrs l.ucreua, wife
Of Willard Martin, ESQ Of Gallford, aged So.
II Is due 10 the memory Of Mrs NJ. 10 say, that
she beautifully exemplihrd the excellent qualities
Of Christian wiIe mother, sister and friend. Hers
was gentle spirit, guided BY strong sentiment
Of good wall towards all around her. She won the
esteem Of all who love amiable Experiment; and
IN her death, large circle OF relatives and friends
will realize that a pleasant spirit, that made
home one Of peace and love, hath departed She
loved her God, her Saviour, with sieadiast heart.
She loved the Gospel OF eternal lie and peace
Her hope was full OF iInlnoFtaliy full of grace 10
the world; and in her last hours, i afforded her
all the uiumPhs Of couhding Christian. Aud
may the riches OF the Gospel that brought sweet
In banr her Nj av he
valley Of the shadow Of death, abundantly comfort
her many dear relatives who sincerely mourn her
loss j. II. w.
Near Fort Recovery, Mercer CO., Ohio, July 49,,
Mrs Marcia, wife Of Mr. Clark Fisher, and daagh.
ier Of the Hon. Luke Knowlton, all formerly Of
Newfane, VI, aged IS.
Also, on the same day, Marion, youngest daugh.
Ter Of hT Clark Fisher, aged 10.
In Waiertown, N Y, Aug IL, Miss Elizabeth,
third daughter of George W KnowlIon, Esq, in
the 18th year OF her age
In Winchester, N H., Aug 3, Jane Cornela,
child Of Mr. Logan and Mrs $. A. Willard, aged
III months.
In Keene, Aug. le, Of consumption, Mr. George
r.. Clark, son Of Mr Willard CLARK, aged "a
In Swanzey, Aug ~, Miss Lucy Adeine SNOW,
daughter Of Mr. Joseph and Mfa Abigail Snow.
aged 10.
In Oakland, Halifax CO., n c., July 3, Miss
Caroline s., daughter of Nj Lewis and Mrs Lois
Taylor, Of Hinsdale, n H., aged %
niisn L. received her education a. tc Troy re-
male Seminaryi from Wiener, AT the age Of II,
she repaired immediately TO the South, TO engage
In teaching, where she has since found constant
employment, except two Intervals Of few month";,
which she has passed with her friends 10 NJ.
Hampshire. She leit her Paiernal home ths ,I -
time, on the lst day Of the present yeas ~ en-
tered at once upon her accustomed EN-. nm O9',
II was on her second vacation, aud .,y NS,.'ns
former acquaintances that she w .,'asssu WIN
congesiye fever, which, anef is.'o o VI 'ou'es"
days, terminated her earthly 'elslrhes
amahle disnosi,ion an zind feelings, greatly en-
drared her 10 lSrg. Yale of relatives aud friends,
Who mas,n he, is.nnely departure 10 the spirit
Ind Rn' ~ mourn not as those who have
no hon. ., ssving chosen the Saviour as her por-
lion ~ ~ life, she found him her friend in the
tryins,.our; and committing her soul entirely to
III -aTe, she went rejoicing TO her eternal home.
lad though her mortal remains are inferred far
from her fathers srpolehres, yet they will sleep
as peacefully, until the Resurrection morn, when,
we trust, they will be raised in the likeness Of
the glorious Redeemer, aud be recognized by those
who knew and loved her on earth--and they may
all pass their eternity together, il found clad in the
heavenly garb.--[CoM.