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15 Sep 1814
Died in this village on the 12th inst. a Child of Stevens CHANDLER, aged one year.
Died In this town on the 8th inst. Orsamus CORWIN, son of Mr. Ezra CORWIN, aged sixteen years.
Died - In this Village, on the 8th inst. Mrs. Polly STIMSON, Consort of Major Enos STIMSON, in the 30th year of her age.
Mrs. STIMSON was a person of reputable character, maintained a regular standing in the Church of Christ, and died in hope of a happy immortality.
At the raising of a Meeting House, by the Presbyterian Society in German, on the 3d inst. a stick of timber fell upon the head of Mr. Daniel SHIPMAN, of that town, which apparently produced instant death. He however revived, and lived until the next day, when he expired. By his death his family have lost an affectionate Husband and tender Father, the Church, a firm piller, and Society, a respectable member.
Mrs. WALKER, widow of the late Rev. Elnathan WALKER, departed this life on the 26th inst. Her funeral is to be attended at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
We shall publish a more particular obituary notice of this excellent woman in our next.
Died,
At Covert, on Friday Aug. 29th, after an illness of about three weeks, Elder Obed WARREN, in the 64th year of his age. As a Christian, a minister, a counsellor, a fellow-laborer, and a father in Zion, he had but few equals. Although he has been in this part of the harvest but few years, yet his labours have been arduous, abundant and successful; giving counsel to the simple, direction to the bewildered, comfort to mourners in Zion, warnings to the wicked, and confutation to error. He finished his public labours the Sabbath but one before he fell victim to death. His mind was so much impressed with the spirit of the gospel, and the importance of preaching to a dying world, that it was not until he was expiring, that he relinquished the expectation of his recovery. It was at length said to him, "you are dying." His answer was, "farewell, I am free from the blood of all men," and instantly fell asleep in Jesus.
Died,
In this town on the 18th inst., Mr. Chauncey ROOT, aged 50 years. He has left a wife and a large family of children to mourn their loss.
Died,
In German, Chenango county, on the 5th inst. of the apoplexy, Mrs. Margaret LEONARD, wife of Rev. Joshua LEONARD, aged 55. She was a person of distinguished piety, and deservedly held in high estimation by the wise and good.
Died,
In this town, on the 1st inst., Mrs. SALISBURY, wife of Dea. Benjamin SALISBURY, aged 67 years. She maintained a reputable character, and a regular standing in the Church of Christ.
Died,
In this Village, on the 8th inst., of the hooping cough, Eliza, a promising child, and only daughter of Mr. James M'NEIL, aged 5 years. -
This is the second only daughter of which these afflicted parents have been bereaved by the same disease.
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