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 In New-Preston, on the 26th uIt. Matthew Elliot, Esq aged 66 Mir. F.. had been declining some time. On the 24th he returned from Haven, whther he went to consult Dr. Smith, the 26h he arose with his usual health apparently seated himself by the re ] and immediately fell from his chair and expi- red.

 In New-Preston, Genessee co. N. Y. June Ist Mrs. Sally Frink, daughter of Mir. Gideon Sooddard of this tOWn.

 Drowned, on Thursday afternoon, in the Basin at Albany, a man named Edwark Clark, native of Lin colnshire, England. He with his sister and brother

 naw, had just arrived there from England via New York, on his way to the western part of this state where he intended to settle, and in attempting to jump from the tow boat De Witt Clinton, before she was sufficiently near the wharf, he fell in the water and was not found till life had left him.

 In Sudbury, Vt. on the 31st ut. of cancer, Mrs. Thankful Burr. in the one hundred and second year of her age. This lady retained wonderful degree during life, her physical strength and faculties and she performed after having compassed an hundred years such feats of manual labor as would have been deemed sufficient in the prime of life. She emgrated from Granby Conn. during the winter, while in her 93d year, to her sons in Sudbury, where she deceased. But the glory of her history that the hoary head found in the ways ofrigheoushess. Her hope in the Saviour: and after having numbered sum of years allotted to few of the children men, she ly fell asleep in Jesus. af