DEATHS.
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AT Alexandra, on Thursday. the Sd instant. Of
bilious pleurisy, HENRY BRENT, member of
Harmony Division No. 2, Sons Of Temperance,
aged 4S years.


The Several Divisions of s. Oft. are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral TO morrow afternoon,
at | O'clock from the residence of Mr.. Samuel
Evans south of Fairfax street. tf B8llgH3


BY order Of the Division:


s. w. WILKINS, RS.
On Tuesday morning, at | O'clock, after
lingering illness, which she bore with Chris
tlan fortude, Mrs. CATHERINE CoyELL. in the
33d year OF her age, wife of Gen. M l.. Co
veil, OF, Bloomington, Illinois.


In this city; on the 29th Of November last.
aged Al years, ANTHONY REIETzEL, (son of
the late Daniel Reintzel, esq. well known
as one OF the most intelligent and respected
cltlzens OF Georgetown,) after sndden and
brief illness. The numerous friends of Mr..
Relntzel can never forget his bright and vgo-
rous intellect, generous temper, frank and am
table manners, his devoted atachmentto to his
trends and relatives, or the firmnessand lor,i-
tude with which he encountered some Of the.
most trying viGissitudes Of life. Among those
VINO mourn his departure is one peculiarly be-
reaved-one whose tenderest affections gath
cred around him as the last pillar Of his early
nome and 70 human sympathy can avail linle
when ne who was SO much her pride and ioy
and hope IS laid low. But the words of The
Gospel should console her ''Thy brothers shall
rise again" li .H


From a letter received in this city, dated
Houston. (Texas.) 22d December l845, we
learn that Mr.. SAMUEL A. CHILDs, for many
years resident Of this city, died at that place.
on the Sd of July last.