{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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forth child, thinking herself a,oge,s.
worthless in the world, and anticio,t;as
many distresses she would have to enrons
ter after the death of her husband ;s W
survived him, burnt herself on his tuos".; ,u,
pile. An inhahitant of the village Of las,
som had lately died, and his chaste widor
asked permission to burn herself with n.
body. This being refused by the Officers p,
of government, she died fifteen days aftss s,'
through the severities she endured. Tbr.,,
other widows made similar application'
and we're refused, but the government H.
being informed of the death mentioned :.
boye, gave them permission, and they Al
burnt themselves on the funeral piles ot
| their husbands. .-Boston Courier.