DIED, at Augusta, Georgia, OLD QUA, al
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DIED, at Augusta, Georgia, OLD QUA, an
African; aged 90 years. He retained his activity
and cheerfuness until the two last weeks of his
life; "a walk of four miles was an easy thing for
him. The owner Of this man, Mr.. Course, has
within 25 years buried 90 Africans from the ages
of 80 to 140 Old Amy, died at 140. She arriv-
ed at Charleston, when there WAS but six small
buildings in it,; she was then 1T the age of wo-
manhood. Jack Wright died at the age of 109;
he had been a servant to Lord Anson, prior to
his voyage round the world. Jack could read,
write, and keep accounts There are three Of
the original stock now living, from 81 to IS years
ofage.


DIED, and was buried on the I'd of May in the
Royal burial place ofthc Mohegans, in Norwich,
Conn. EZEKIEL MAHEEN, aged 81, Great
Grand Son of the GREAT UNCAS, who was the
friend and protector of the whites in the infancy
of the settlement.