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In Cumberland. Mrs Martha McLaurin. wife of ThoA
Nd. McLauTin, aged 4S years ss.,-3 8fff


In Elizabeth City. Gen. William Gregory, In'the 78b
year OF his ageone Of the oldest citizens the place.
and esteemed for his virtues and admired for his geno-
manly department.. -


AT his residence, in Nash county, near Vicksvie0n
the morning of the 9th October, John Rice Sr sged
90 years. MIR r. orthe last few years of his IiIe sd
Tered with that singular disease called by the Physicians
Dabetes, or consumption of the Kidneys. which
minated his existence and which medical aid could
arrest In all the relations of life he exemplary
ana correct twill doubt be gratifying to his
meFous relatives and friends learn that he died eaim
at Prace with God and all mankind shaving embraced
religion few days before his deat and dying nthe tr
umPlf Of faith. - Com


Register and B ;bcal Recorder please copy. a


In Martin county, Slst October, John "a. AfooFing
aged about p years. The circumstances attending his
death have cast melancholy gloom this whole
community. He was one of party Of gentlemen deer
hunting on hc Roanoke, in fine health and Spirits Az
ter the hunt was over, and they about returning
home, the gun of one of the party, accidently went
dlschargOg portion Of its contents in the side and alb
domen Of Mr.. NJ lie survived the accident about Eve
hours, retaining his until short time before his
death. MIR. M. young gentleman of amiable de-
portnent universally esteemed by all his acquantances;
and his death thus in the bloom Of lfe is another awful
admonon that in the midst of life are in deaih;''
and another melancholy warning Of the great danger Of
he arms and the extreme caution that should be ObserV
ed in handling them. A. B..