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In Handsworth, Eng Ana Smallwood, widow.
aged ll6--she as born in 1902, the year Queen
Anne came TO the throae she was the mother Of
II children, the eldest Of whom, now living, Is
so. She had been nearly blind few years, bat
fall her other faculties she retained to the last.


In Alexandria, Mrs. Abigail, consort of Mr..
John III. Runnells, formerly of this town, aged
80.


In Boston, Mr.. r. ary Jawat, aged 19, son Of
MIR. Nathan Jewet ~ N dord, Me.


In Hallowell, Mis- Sara - Vingate, daugh-
ter ofDoct. John w


In Norridgewock, r4ts. iasy wife of Mai
John L. Prescott, aged


At Ellsworth, Ne. 22d ll. CoI. atiah Jordan
aged 81, Collector ofthe port ol HI -nchman's Bay
Col. Jordan has this seas u erected Meeting
house at his own expense, for the use of the Con-
gregational Church and Society in that town He
was buried in the new buryipg ground, which
Col. j. had given the Congregation as sacred
de post for the dead. y.


Lost overheard, from schr. Juno, Of Phippsbprg,
William Trott, of Woolwich, aged II.


In this town, LUcRETIA, an iufant child Of Mr..
David Darfa.--George w. son Of Joseph Smith,
aged 90 months--Mary Reed, aged 10 years.
/. Biuof n,ortalaytor l3i8.-Ihe whole number
of deaths in this town the year past is ane humid
red and Ten - .ffty-ssrsf OF whom. were adults,
and ffy-three children, under the age of l2 years.