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The venerable ANDREW MARsHALK, q
veteran of the United State Army near the
close the revoluion-and officer in the
Armlesiof Generals st. Clair and Wayne be.
tween the years 1901, and l796,--iepart-
ed this life Yesterday morning at his resi-
dehce at Washington, Adams county, and
was committed to his narrow house APP
pointed for all living, at four o'clock yes
terday afternoon.


He was a remarkable as well as venerable
man--having seen much of life, and being
deeply learned in the scholl of experience
as we'll as misfortune. He was member OF
the Masonic lodges, and the oldest member
of the Society of Odd Fellows in the United
States, having joined that over which tho
Prince of Wales, since George the Fourth,
presided in London more than fifty years
ago.


Col. Marschalk will be deeply lar
bv n large circle of friends, negb
relations. To better pen than y
commit his biography; yet we


ture. for the honor Of our prOle =
sent him as the father of the
Art in Mississippi.-Natcbes i 4