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learned his letters in Salem, Mrs. Eliza


beth, widow of the late MIR. John Gray, aged
|zsa.--Ip Gould(borough,; col. Nathan Iones,


aged 73. This. worthy man left to large
progeny, exalted example, Of anfhakea vir


tue. His enterprize inrooEhed the wiIds al


the ealfern flores. which bis liberality con-
srIbuIed TO feite.: his hofpitaiity was pro-
verbal. He'was a firm friend of our confti-
tuuon and his ref gious mind, rAetwith ehsil-
tIan hopes, the rewards Of well-fpent life.--
In Saco, Mrs, Sarah Cartridge, aged 75.-In


Limingtcn, Mr. John M'Arthur, jun. aged


23-a young man of benevoienee of heart,
correct in principle, of purity IN his rsorality


and religion. His morning of life, .promifed


10 him and his connexions much happinels /;


but the grafp of death hath chilled the bu4 Of


expectation. f4 i. r-
10 this town, Mr. James Strs,tan, aged 81,


q native Of Ireland. He Rabbed himielf 1
few days previous, in fit of Infantry -@
Lat evening". Mrs. A6igzR caisgeeH, aged
So. wife of capt William C.--Her funeral
will be his afternoon, al. her late dwelling
houfe in Jones Row ;+where her friends are
deGred to attend without further invitation.