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DIED on Sabbath week, near Newark, Del, at
The residence of his brother-in-law, iCol Henry
Whte!ey,) Ma. ALEXANDER WHlTEl.EY,
after lingering illness of some months contnu-
ance, in the 30th year of lis age.-The deceased
was much beloved by all his acquaintanccs: Pos
sesscd of talents Of no common order, and being
naturally reserved in his manners, in his inter
coarse with those with whom he was not inti-
nately acquainted, and having little desire to
mingie with the busy world, he devoted much
Of his time to reading, and the cultivation OF his
mind.--irom this source he derived much OF his
happiness. ---Ilcrc he was most at home.-Hc
was indeed candid, generous and fmthtultriend.
And those who were best acquainted with him,
will not fail to give the tribute of tear or bear
testimony to tie esteem and affection winch they
felt for him while he lived. and what they now
fondly cherish for his memory.


On Tuesday following his remains were con-
veyad TO the Bnrying- ground at the head Of
Christiana, accompanied by a very large assem-