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Duke of slgrs. ae was native Of France,
Though of rish desge ent and esteemed man o
steling tale


In Pennsy gaaia. Zen. Presley Neville, aged
63-a distina alaas3 revolutionary Officer, Ia
vorte Of Wa.hns .on, and for three years an Aid
de-Camp to the Marquis de la Fayette. He was
at the battles Of Princeton, Trenton, German
town, Brandywine and Monmouth, and was
made prisoner at the surrender of Charleston.
He. was not in the best pecuniary circumstances
in bis latter days and G7v. Snyder removed
him from an offico AZ hsid-p


In Andover, N g Nls. oseph Noyes, aged 81
--One of the item Els last will bequeaths
10000 dollars, til crest Of which to be ap-
propriated to the lection ~ a building and the
maintainance of a salof for public school in An
dover. He left two sons and daughter.


In Hallowell, Mr.. Jonathan Robbins, formerly
of Louden, n Fl. aged 80.


In Belfast, MIR. Leniuel r. Gilbert, aged 81.


On Wednesday Morning last, at his Fathers
house in Ncrthyarmouth, Mr.. EDWARD BUXTON,
aged 27, late of the firm Of Coe a. Buxton, of this
town.


In the death of Mr.. Buxton, not only his family
connections who are repeatedly called to mourn
ing, but society ia general have sustained loss
He possessed an aniabie disposition an unusual
share of prudence and sobriety; was uniformly
industrious and diligent in business, and of un-
impeachable probity in his dealings. In conse-
quence ofill health, he was obliged few months
ago to retire from business, since which he has
gradually declined.


hose who mourn Eds- loss, do not mourn as
those who have no hope, as it is charitably be-
lieved that short time prior to his decease, he
became subject of distinguishing and saving
grace, and during his last moments he exhibited
great calmness and composure of mind.