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On Sunday, the 18th inst, Major SAMUEL
RAUB, jr., formerly of Pennsylvania, but for
several years resident Of this city, in the
54th year of his age.


In Georgetown, yesterday evening, Mrs.
MARY K, consort of Joseph Mountz, Esq,
and daughter Of the late Rein b. Ofut, aged
35 years.


At Cambridge, Maryland, on the Cd inst,
Capt. EDWARD TRIPPE, aged rs years, long
and favoraby known as commander of the
first line of steamboats, established between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, and who, just be-
fore or about the close Of the last war, super
intended the construction of, and afterwards
commanded, the first steamboat that foated
upon the waters of Chesapeake Bay.


AT ST. Augustine, (Florida,) on the 18th Of
January last, Col. GEORGE w. Cole, Re-
ceiver Of the Land Office in that district, in
the 56th year Of his age. Col Cole was ma
tive of Chesterfield county, Virginia.
On board the United States ship Cumber-
land, on Saturday, the 3lst Of January, in the
twenty third year of his age, passed Midship-
man Henry AsHToN, only son of the late Col
Henry Ashton, of this city,