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On Thursday night last, in this Borough, Mr..
THOMAS RUMFORD, son Of Mr.. John Rum
ford, Halter.


On Friday morning last JAMES EDWARD,
infrnt son of the Rev; Solomon Higgins, of this
Borough


On saturday morning last, CATHARINE,
youngest daughter of MIR. William Kirk, of this
place.


On Monday last, Miss MARIA MORRISON.
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Morrison, of this Bo,
rough.


On Monday last, at his residence near NewcaE
tie, Mr.. SAMUEL NIVIN.
On Wednesday, Mrs. SUSANNA ELLIOTT.
of Brandywinc Hundred


On Sunday evening, the 22d inst after short
illness, Mrs. REBECCA WILMER, consort Of
the Rev. Simon Wilmer, of Swedesboro, N. j.
In Philadelphia, on the eth ult. ANN, infant
Daughter of BENJAMIN II. SPRINGER, aged
Ia months.


In Madbury, Mass. Mr.. ISRAEL TIBBETS.
aged 50, probably the largest man in America.
his weight exceeding 450 lbs.
In Petersburg, Mrs. LYDIA, wife Of Mr.. IS
RAEL HOUGHTON. The circumstances at
tending her death were very singular Mr.. II.
had Just returned from meeting; went to the
closet for refreshment, and while eating became
choked. Afte recovering, he turned to his
wife, and sad 'If that violent cough had contin-
ued one moment longer, you would have been
widow" "Then," said she, ''we would have
both gone together" and Immediately expired.