Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30
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In Little Compton, on Sunday, the 18th inst,
Deborah II wife of Edmund g.. barney, aged 81
years aud months.
In Providence, on the 22d inst, Mrs. Lydia
Burr, widow Of the late Ezekiel l,urI aud daug h
ter OF the late Samuel Yates. formerly Of this
town, aged 81 years.
On Thursday morning. Mrs. Susa, nah Cogge-
shall, widow Of the late Nathaniel Coegcshall,
in the Sith year of her age.
In Wexford, Tuesday evening, after long
and painful illness, Miss Frances ANN, onl.
d.uy'lt,r Of Ercld Chadscy, Esq, in the 22d
year OF her age.
On Thursday evening, Capt. William &.
! Chase, OF Nan ck-t, in the 46th year oi his
agr.
In BROOKLYN, y. Y. 2lst inst, Mark II. New
III, IN IN his 47lh year, tor many years pnbi-her
and bool seller in New York, formerly OF Ando-
| yer, Mass.
In this town, on Saturday, after long and Sc
| we're illness, Mr.. Daniel WiiherelI, aged 81.
| In this town. ON Sunday, Harriet, daughter Of
N. u. and Harriet Chaiec, aged year and FL
| DAYS. The relatives and friends Of the i,fnily
invite to attend her funeral this Tuesday, at
| O'clock, from the residence oi n. NJ. Chaiee,
| Franklin ST.
| In hi. town. on Sunda, evening, Miss Susan
| Gary, il. the Ssh year Of her age.
In California, Of Typhoid fever, Mr.. Robert
| =. Lcarncn, formerly OF this town, in the 34lh
year OF his age.
On Monday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, Miss Ma
~ Hazard, daughter oi the late Hon. Thomas q
! Hazard, in the Sjth year Of her age. The IL
drgs OF the deceas- oi this. aged, hut almost to
her very Last year active, ne,ghborly and Kind
| woman, who went about doing much good, will
NV ak-n ia "a wide circle Of friends tender SYM
II Ia;hy and grateful remembrance. Her last day
passed peacefully away and she has gone to her
rest, aoo.hcr Of he lingering few that 'eln"'ned
II To rcmin Us Of relationship, ia moI taiity and
II in Immortality, to a long part generation, to i'm.
/ Ir s. upon as rhas rnipg thoughts and suggest
to sober and yet cheerful views Of our life and
Il destiny.
| The fnne al will take place on this, Thursday
i AZ II O'clock, A. W., from her late residence IN
4 Miii 81 relatives and e lends are invited To at
tend without i,rthcr ~ tire.
i 10 this town, OH Tuesday morning, alter y
\ short and painful ilnts, hoInas W. Blown,
l Esq ag-d 65 years.
| Throash "A long lifs MIR. Brown has sustained
AN ir,cproachable character; AS IA husband he
\ war kind aud devoted, A. a father he was aii'c-
/ tionac aud tender, aud as IA friend and a man he
/ WAS -incefe and upright. No one could ever lisp
\ sught asain.t him, in his business transactions,
and he ha. ever been highly rrI rctrd aud be-
| loved b, all Who Knew him. Asa Christian bd
wa consistent and fnhu, aud now, having
! discharged all the duties oi LIE veil and ih"'.
aughl, he has teen IcInu, e., from th. cu~s, the
| Joys AMI the sorfowr oi mus varying w"IW' "
| that better Land where all tears are died, aud
| wi.rrr virtue receives it, enduring reward. Mr..
Is, ,wn leaves u widow, lot daughters and one
! son to mourn their severe loss. We commend
! III IN in their ailcton To the infinite mercy of
| Him .whu doeih all things w-ll," and wh"se
strong arm can now sustain them. when allhunsn
| consolation is but feeble.
Funeral on Friday morning. at 10 o'ch'ck.
, FROM hi. late r-sjeme on rhatc' street, VIII ch
relatives aud friends ARE invited to attend, with
| out iui th~r notice.