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spent the Inst winter iD Cuba. in hopCS that the mild climate of that country might restore him to health, or at any rate alle-I viaie his disease; but on his return this spring it was soon perceived that he had not been benefited by the change, and that lis disease was too firmly fixed, to afford

 ny well founded hope of his recovery. He was concious of his approaching diso- iution, and met death with composure, and humble resignation to the Divine will.

 At Plymouth, on the 18th, ut. aged 73, Mrs. ELIzABETH, wife of MT. Elijah War ner, and formerly the widow of MT. Ard Melton of Waterbury. In this instance of mortality, there is much room for be- slowing encOmium on the dead. Possess sed of strength of intellect,a and mind cul- tivated far above the mediocrity, together with conspicuous piety, her society was truly interesting. She made every reas- onable exertion to contribute to the wants of the poor and needy, and was ever read- y to mingle with the afflicted the sympa- thetic tear. Her life was devoted to use- fulness: she gained many friends, and di- ed, after about three days sickness, prob ably without single enemy.

 In this town, at the poor house, Ceasar Barbary coloTTed man, aged 70.