DIED.
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Iii this Borough, on Saturday last, at the house
of Mr. James Watson, Mr.. SAMUEL JOHN
Son, saddler, fonnerly OF Marietta, Pa in the
23d year of his age.


Mr.. johnson was highly respected by his ac-
auaint;mces in life, and by them sincerely la
mcnted in death. lie died as he had lived,
"suong IN faith, giving glory to God"


In the Jail at Haverhill, n. II. where he
was confined for debt of y dollars! Mr..
NOAH BIJZZELI4, aged 70; he was rev.
olutionary soldier, and fought at the battle OF
Bunker Hill.


At Concord, Mass MrI.ovEf. EsTABRook,
aged %.


lie leaves a widow aged eighteen, It IS re-
narkabc that she was married to her trst nus
band on the 28th day Of the month, and on the
same day Of the month to her second, and iived
5 months, II days, II hours and 40 minutes with
each husband Her first husband was also - years
old when he died.


In Wayne township, Miiiin CO., Pa, July 4til,
Mr.. WM: ROSS, aged 109 years. The deceased
was a soldier of Braddock field, where he was
.liphtly wounded.