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As we went to market this morning, our attention was called to the q. $. Branch Bank, by seeinga window open at that early hour. On examination. we found the window sill cut so as 10 admit lever, and the bolts had been wrenched of. Three panes of glass were broken, and the sash cut. On looking inside, we saw several of the counter drawers open; but are not in- formed whether the robbers effected an entrance into the vault. We should judge, however, from tine bungling man. her in which they gained admittance into the building, that the vault must have proved impregnable to the depre- dator. .Natchez pop.

 Since the above was in type, we learn that the vault was not entered, and the thief or thieves withdrew without a cent to reward them for their trouble.

 Longevity and Heatth.-The Keene {lNS \. Ii. II Sentinel states. that Mr. John Whitcomb of Swanzcy, one hundred years of age on last Thanksgiving day, dined with the Governor of the State, by invitation. on the 9th instant. He was in good health, with n fair and even ruddy countenance, and liably to continue tenant of the worlds premi- ses perhaps ten or fifteen years 10 come has, remarkable memory-sonnd teeth, and can read well with suitable glass es. A few days since, for exercise, he mounted q shovel, and in the old way shelled out a bushel of corn before breakfast. Ten years ago he could swing bushel seizlng the bag with his teeth, and but for his lameness thinks he could now swing half the quantity

 Here is man, in vigorous health, who will tell you about the early career 0 Franklin, the Philadelphia printer, whs