In Clarkville, N. Y., on the 9th instant, Angeline, wife of R. Leroy Clarke, and daughter of Jeremy and Esther Crandall, formerly of Westerly, R. I., aged 28 years. Mrs. C. had suffered much for several months, with a disease of the heart, liver, and kidneys, accompanied with dropsy, which terminated in inflammation of the lungs. She bore her great sufferings with Christian fortitude, although she was quite anxious to recover, until a short time before her decease, when she expressed entire submission to the will of her Redeemer. Until her fatal disease, she had been favored with excellent health, and a firm constitution; and at the sickbed of her neighbors, she was ever ready and willing to render efficient aid. Her acts of kindness, her heneral suavity of manners, and her many virtues, endeared her to her relatives and acquaintances; and much has been the anxiety of her many friends for her recovery, that for some three months past the daily inquiry in our streets has been, "How is Angeline?" But the anxiety of friends and the prescriptions of the best physicians for a dozen miles around were unavailing.
H. B. C.
