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:. Il standish, on the Goth ult. Miss Mehitable
linnet. aged 65


II ffFeburg, on the 10Th ult Mrs. DoRoTHY,
scoW 1.-THE late Lieut. Caleb Swan, aged 80.
- vas native Of Andover, Mass.-resided in
.'teoors 53years-aad been professor Of reli-
soa upwards of 60 years, during which time she
@uo'aed her profession by very exemplary life
auo conduct. indeed il may said other that ''she
ss9'e 10 her grave ia full age, like as a shock
= corn cometh in his season.''


"a onsiield, on the 10Th ult. Mrs. Sally, con-
~ q Mr. jonathan Moors, jun. and eldest
! sssugnter ol Beniaiain Pa.ch, Esq. aged So On
y ,ne 10Th, Mr. David Fnurstin, aged about 65.-


O' child of slr. Peter Nutting, aged 2 years
y bath, on the 29th ut. Mrs. Martha, consort
= ar Thomas jackson, aged 49,


= noolwch, Mrs. Martha consort Of Capt.
'anes Fullerton. aged rs.


IT. = rhiladelphia, on the 2lst ult. Mr.. JAMES
Ahh' ~ aged 25, formerly of this town.
49,. = ctandlsh, on the oath ult. Mrs. LYDIA con-
~ % hE John Cummings, aged 3. It is some-
u. 80 remarkable that within FIVE months the de-
seu mad lost five brothers and sisters ofthe
II Sls tllsorder which terminated her own life.
Ns elt good evidence of well grounded hope
SCANNING as she was about to depart, = The
i a y gave and the Lord tsketh away-blessed
= ane name OF the Lord.i'


mn. Lanark, in Scotland, on the same day,
A..~Am IAN douglas aud his wife. They were
!, : within the same hour, both baptised togeth-
49,. = tue same church, and have never been sep
a. a. AT the age of lo they were married with
ee"sent OF their relatives,i4 the church where
Hau 0een baptised. They had experienced