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In this town, yesterday, Mrs. Mary Sey- mour, wife of Moses Seymour, Esq. aged 74. The lifeof this very worthy individual has been uniformly distinguished by the exercise of an uncommon vigorous mind, guided by the most undertaking principles of integrity.

 In Warren MT. Benjamin Seeley, aged 56,

 In New London, Mr. Joseph Jackson, aged 41; Miss Mary Carroll aged es.

 Dropned, in Burling-slip, New Fork on the evening of the Sdinst. Miss Grace Trowbridge daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Trowbridge of New-Haven, aged II. She had just arri- ved, accompanied by some of her friends, and wishing to retire to rest, she was advised by her mother to take the same birth shehad oc- cupied the night previous. On Mrs. ITS re- tiring, 1t was found that she was not in her birth, and as all her clothes were there, they became alarmed, and Immediately cornmen- ced searching for her--but her remains were not found NntiI the next morning. It is sup posed that she rose in her sleep, had got Oi of the cabin window. Her remains were Brought to New Haven to be inferred.