DEATHS.

Mr.. JOHN JACOBS,
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On Tuesday, 25th inst, Mr.. JOHN JACOBS,
in the SD year of his age.


On the 28th instant, at Paris, Mrs. CLARA B.
CATLIN, wife Of GEoRGE CATLIN, Esq, the emf
nent traveller SO distinguished for his researches
into Indian history and antiquities of America, and
souniversally known and respected in Europe and
his native country, the U. s. Of America The de-
voted friends who watched the last moments of this
most amiable and interesting woman with intense
anxiety, still clung to faint hope, deceived by
moral energy never surpassed, and the most unruf-
fled serenity Of temper, that Chad it been the will
ofHeaven) they might have been permitted to res
cue life so precious; but alas, this gentle, aec-
tionate, intellectual being destined more
torevist the land other BIRTH and what was earth-
y of so much worth and oyeliness has passed away,
whilst the immortal spirit has ascended to its kin
dred skies. , ,g3.g lH8sissHa a1at9a4


"None knew her but to love,


sa 5a None named her but to praise"


81 .ggsi GaIignanis Messenger Oct %, l845.