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VENERABLE LADIEs.-The wives of
men Of genius often survive their hus-
bands many years, even though the lat
ter attain a venerable age. Within
two or three weeks, says a Philadelphia
journal, we have read Of the death of
the widow Of Timothy Dwight, and The
papers recently recorded the departure
of the widow Of Gilbert Stuart, the
celebrated painter. 1t is not long since
the death Of the wife Of Burns; ana his
"Highland Mary"-,he mother of the
eminent Professor Renwick-we have
seen within Il few years in the streets
of New York, where she is, perhaps,
yet living. The wives Of Byron, Shcl-
ley, Napoleon, and other great ENro-
peans, are still alive; and the venera.
bic companions of Hamilton and Madi-
son remind visitors Of our commercial
and political capitals Of the great states
men who divided betwixt themselves
and their country their affections.