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DIED-ln Georgetown, d. C. on Saturday, l1th inst.
JOHN BARNES Esq. Collector of that port, aged 9s
years He appointed TO that Office more than tweny
years ago BY Mr. etlerson and discharged It's duties with
fidelity and integrity notwithstanding his great age he
continued to be an active and intelligent man He was
born in England, but had resided in the United States
probably seventy years.


oh Thursday morning, Cd inst after sllot illness,
in Youngstown, Penn. Aft ALEXANDER McCLAfN, aged
"a years. Mr.. McC. served his country during The Revo.
utonary wars and received four wounds while in the ser.
vice. At the battle of Trenton msket ball entered his
right breast, and passed out to the back bone. He
wounded at the l}randy@ne and at Germantown re-
ceved injury the leg from the hook of an ar.


ery carriage which heaed and was, times; ex-
ceedingly painful; and at Pao he received bayonct
wound in the SIDE.


-on the 18th inst at the residence of his father, mi
Caroline county, Md in the 9Th year of his age VIII.
LIAM WHl1ELEY Jr. late one Of the firm of Sangstui
and Whiteey of Denton.


At whiteleysburgh, Kent County. Delaware, on the
18th after protraeted pulmonary affection, the Rev.
FRANCIS G. BALIENffNE, in the SD year of his age
Pastor of the Presbyterian Congregations OF Queen n
and Caroline counties