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At the Cape-of-G Good- Hope, Rev. Edward


Warren, aged 81, Missionary at that place.


The Prince of Wales Island Gazette, records


the following death: On the 5th July, Mr.. Hod-


Fl Constantine Ten'nos, aged "a, of Lacedemon,


in Pelopennesus, and of the race ofLycurgus and


Lysander. IN U
In Waterford, on Saturday the 10th instant,
CALVIN FARRAR, Esa. aged forty one years
By this instance Of mortality, one has, in the
meridian of life, descended to the grave, whose


loss will long be severely felt, L. the memory Of


whose virtues as man and christian ought


long to be cherished-H activity, intelligence


& fidelity early designated him to his townsmen


as one entitled to theig confidence; & he accor-


dinghy sustained most of the various Offices ia their
giit.-As husband, and parent he was always


attentive to the happiness and welfare of his wife
and family.-As friend he was open and sincere.


That Heislong trhicb ANSWERS hfe'S great end. -
Although his sun has gone down at noon, still
he exhibited proofs too strong to be resisted
that the great object of life, viz. prepara-
| tion for death, was accompl plished-The cheerful
resignation with which hegave up the most fiat
| ering worldly prospects; the patient subn isson
With which he endured the distresses Of a lipger-
| ing disorder the calm serenity with which,
while standing. on the brink of the grave, he
yiewed the approach of death his unrcmitted
confidence of an interest in the merits OF the a.
onement, will be lasting sources of consolation
his iriends.-" Mark the perfect man and be-
old the upright, for the end of that man is
peace" ,t n


In Beverly. on the 10th ult. Mr.. Isaac r. An
ierson, A. b. aged 20.


In Winthrop, Deacon Elphalet Packard, aged
81.


la Northyarmouth. on the 18th inst. Mr.. John
Thomas, jun. aged 20. His sickness, which was
short, he bore with christian fortituGe aud resig-
nation. Besides the tender ties of Father, Moth


er sister and brother, which are thus severed, he
nas left tender friend to mingle her tears with
them. He was inferred on the 18th, with Ma So
mic honors.


In Penobscot River, drowned, 7th inst. Major
John Emery, jun. son of Capt. John Emery, and
commander of sch. Cyrus, of Hampden, aged "a.
In this town, Mrs. Mary Jones, aged so.