DIED.

inc last, MARTHA CANDY,
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On Friday morning last, MARTHA CANDY,
wife of William Candy, of Brandywine.


On Sunday morning, the goth instant, SUSAN
SWAYNE, wife Of uson Swayne, of this b.
rough.


On Monday morning last, Mr.. JOHN STER-
RE TT of this Borough.


On Wednesday, the 10th inst Mr.. ---
M'KEE, ofthis place.


At Baltimore, on Friday night last, MFR. PAUL
ALLEN, in the 55th year Of his sge-long known
to his fellow citizens by the talents displayed in
his literary and editorial labours. He beheld the
approaches of death with the composure and for
titude ofa Christian, and died in the full hope of
u happy resurrection.-.4mer.


l. AT sedgefield. Durham, (Eng.) Mr.. ]. REED,
aged II. He was man of most eccentric hab-
its; and after his death was found deposited i'll
his house, in old pockets, skins of bladders, tea
pots, and earthen jars. considerable sums ofgold,
silver, &c. Having died intestate, numerous re-
latons claimed the treasure; and after the inter
ment of the deceased, numbers Of persons we're
to be seen exploring every hole and corner in
the house, i'll hopes of discovering more riches


At Ballyshahnon, Ireland, Mr.. s. CUMMING, at
the advanced age of l12 years. lie retained his
mental faculties, and even his eye sight, until
few days previous to his dccease.