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DIED-on the 18Th inst, in this Borough, aged nearly
79 years, MARTHA CANDY, wife of WILLIAM CAsBr
Although the deceased "went to her grave in full age,


like shock of comeih in in his season., yet she
did ouve the period of her usefulness. By her
band and children she venerated and respected both
for the purity and excellence of her character and the
efficient head of the domestic department With mind
of than vigor, she remained the wa,chfu
guardian Of her family and had, until her last Illness the
pleasure of being actively engaged in promoting their vel
fare. Her death, therefore, is et like the fall Of
supernumerary, but the removal of pillar out of its
place leaving her survivors to mourn the loss Of aec
tonatc relative and end and to feel, with increasing
pressure, the trials TO us all in this probationary
state.


AS christian her example was worthy of all commenda
ton For although she never obtruded herself public
attention by the oudness of her professions she very
careful to obey the nunctons of pure and undeed


gion." Unlike the sho said III go-and not, %
her life was standing testimony the superior excellence
of practical christianity And now if an unspUtted youth
faithful attention for fy years the various duties
of wife, mother, and friend-if benefcence TO the
Poorsympathy with the aiicedand benevolence to all
may afford survivors we'll grounded hope for the deceas
ed then may rest in the happy that the has
been taken from the field of useful labor, receive the
plaudis of well done, good aud faithful servant"


DIED-At the Poor House in this Borough yesterday
morning. a negro man named MINGO WOOD who, it is
well ascertsned upwards of one hundred years old
There is living in the said House, Negro woman who is
one hundred and FIVE years old


On Friday afternoon, the 18th inst, tthe residence
of his father, in Burlington, N j. BLOOMFIELD MIL
VAINE, Esq of Philadelphia in the S0th year of his age
also, died, few hours afterwards at the place,
his father JOSEPH MILVAINE, Esq, Senator OF New
Jersey in the Senate of the u s. in the 58th year of his
age.


- On the 18th inst, at her residence in Prince Geor
ges County, Md in the 45h year of her age, Mrs Flea
NOR LEE KENT of JOSEPH KENT, Esq, Cover
nor of the State of Maryland.


- At Aux Cayes in St. Domingo, on the Goth ut, az
Ter a severe illness of twelve hours, Mr. CHARLES b.
M'ELWEE, of Philadelphia


- At Allentown, Lehgh County, Penn, on the 18th
inst in the 48h year of his age, HENRY WILSON, Esq
Member of Congress.


- In Baltimore, Saturday morning last, after a
short illness, PAUL ALLEN, Esq.


- At Baltimore, Monday the 18th of this month";
Mrs. ELIZABETH KEMP consort of the Right Rev. Bsh-
op JAMES KEMP.


- the 18th ult at her residence in Fluvanna
ty, Va, Mrs LUCY WOOD, aged 83, and of the last
surviving sisters of the celebrated PATRIcK HENRY This
extraordinary endowed by with intel
lectua powers nearly equal to those of her distinguished
brother.