Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
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Ia Bristol. 27t, INST, Nrs. Frances Wallron,
wi low Of the late Newton N.Llron, Esq IN he
S6;h year Oi her aye
In Providence, Z0h inst, Ann EIizal ub, d.u.
ghtcr of WIIIinnii. and LYDIA ". L!n.h h, in the
oh year other age.
IT. Panama, Dec, Mr.. Henry X. Warren,
eldest son Of Major Russell y Narr,n, ol fro'I.
drncc. aged 80 wears
IT, Providence, 2oh lrst., Annie Forcrcc,
daughter of Edward and ALI! q. BUR-, aged :
months
IL New York, on "Wednesday cyr ing, 2elh
inst. Harriet Jane, wife of RculaJuin J. Cahn"uc,
u. :. y and daughter Of the late Thomas Ham
dy, Of Newport, Il. ].
In this town, ON the q init, Mr.. Thomas
Cogw,hall. aged 92 years - da,s.
II has fallen (, the lot Of bat t'w men in our
cOuuuuit, through the various incidents Of piu-
traCtcd life tp have aCquued 50 inanN hicnGs, aud
to have retained them iucy"ry situation So long
lie lived IN an age when the cuIl incidents oi his
lii were peculiarly interesting, aud he was often
referred to ly the g"nerdtIuns Wh hich have succeed
ed him, lpr narrative, Of the ulo,taIt events ui
the Revolution white the British wuc IN russcs-
sion II this Island, aud on the very verge Il the
grave his strong aud rctcnliye memory was alwaNs
considered correct on such suhlrcIs. Vii. t'g-
grshall MAS almost the last oi his generation IN
this town, aud the lat survivor ol the original
founder Of the Newport, Association OF Mechanics
s Manufacturers.
In New Bedford, on the 30th iust., Mrs. Hope
Butler, daughter of the bate Moses Norman, 81
this place, agcu 5S years.
H. tai, town, ON SATURDAY. afternoon, Mis-. Ru-
amy G.. Remington, wife of Peter +. Remington,
Esq, in the 63d year ol her age.
For about forty years, the deceased has lived "A
Christians life, during thuly five lcus "t which
time she has been "A worthy mcmbcr of the Meth
udlst Chu,ch in this town, shai ing with that com
mun,on, in no small degree those successes and
rcycrscs, which have been - entitled with liz
history IN or community. Although naturally 81
aIctirlng disposition, and ever ready I" ihuh
another f" better than herself, "and possessed a
a better gift still, her testimony IL tayur ui the
religion OF Jesus was not always thcrchy ucsiiain-
ed, blt given with that uuuliruslNc manner,
which was sure To reach the hearts oi hosc who
heard. Although happy, she was not what is
called = very lo,tu christian. lu her experience,
it was reserved ipr " the chamber where the good
~ ~ meets his fate y 10 witness those cNtdCi's,
whirh burst from her cmaptmCd hcnt, as she
saw b, thr eve ul faith "that inheritance which
i, incurruptlhc, uudchlcd and that lad'h nut
away. The command oi the ihy ,cIan and tie
desire she manifested "a please the loved ones
watching around her couch could not r,plc,s the
expression Of her uudSlng attachment ior the
Chmch # Christ, and hcr love for all who bear
h, image. &" ict me die the death oi the right
oou,, and let NY hst end be- like HIS
IL this town, ON the 81 inst, vi. Andrew Mel
vilic, aged o. ycart, month and 10 day,.
IL Providence, 2olh ult., Charles SomcIyillc,
son OF Bcnjimru g. and Adclic Snow aged y'.r
months and IL day.
~ Providence, ooh ult, Clulinc Frances,
d,uglrcror J,mc. {. and Llra =. hidden, aged |
year a,d . day.
H. FIorIdi, 5lh ult., Nh. Ir,rluvc Dim,, wi
dow ul Nathan puu>, Esq, lpuldcr of Dur,
Actdcuy, North Adams, Mas.