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In Brookfeld, Vt Mrs Submit Burnharl,. aged 55, wife of Dr. Walter Burnham, for meriy of Lisbon, Conn.

 At Savannah, Geo. MT Rausley Birge, of Torringford, aged Ss, leaving numerous cir cle of friends and acquaintances to mourn his unexpected departure. \.

 In New Haven on the 18th inst. Nehemiah Higgins, aged Is, son of MT Darius Higgins.

 :. At Oxford, Mir Cyrus Hyde, aged S9; on the 7til inst. MT Gershom Smith, aged 6o.

 Drowned, at Watertown, Conn. on the 10th July, Dy accidentally falling into well, son of the Rev. Darius o. Griswold, aged 5 wears.

 On the 26th ut. at his residence. near Da- mascus, in Montgomery Co. I'd. MT George Walker, aged about 70 years. MT Walker had been bit by mad dog, and made appli- cation to Mrs Peugh, of that county, who, he supposed, possessed sufficient knowledge in the healing art to prevent the effect of tEa virus but her efforts were in vain, aad on Friday week he was attacked with the hy droPhobia, and died on Monday.-iMd. Jour.

 At Norwalk, Mrs. Hannah s. Hanford, aged sO. At Lyme, Mrs, Deborah Lee, aged 74. At Dlgiton, Mass. Hon. William Baylies. M. D. aged 82, one of the four survivors of the provincial congress of Massachusetts. which was convened in 1775. In New-York, on the 10th inst. that illustrious patriot and AAOsteSASuSAACA ISAdttUs lu HIS b2Q wear.

 At Hartford, Mrs. Harriet Beach.

 In this town, on Friday, the 21st inst. Will liam H. Ford of Charleston, s. 0. aged le. His amiable disposition, and undertaking de- pertinent, acquired him, during the short time he was allowed by Heaven to abide with his fellow students of the Law School, their friendly affection and admiring esteem, while his well regulated mind, industrious energy, and fnely-wrought character gave promise to his country of citizen most dear and yalua- ble in private, most faithful and intelligent in professional life. A member of numerous and afectionate family, it was his bitter cup to breath his last afar from their endearing presence in a land of strangers, but fixing his hope upon another, a higher and better world, he shrunk not from the draught, and prayed not that the cup might pass, unless such was the pleasure of Him who does allthings for the best" and without whose knowledge, not sparrow fails to the ground.

 During an illness of great bodily suffering, his mind was so so0thed by the calming inlu- ence of sincere faith, that not an expression of impatience not a murmur of complaint es- capped him. And when it pleased his Maker to take to himself his soul, he resigned it with aprayer of thanksgiving upon his lips. [Com.