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DEATH \ PArRIor.-Dcd May 9th, at his residence
in Greece Monroe n. Y. Mr.. rnILlr CALDWELL sol
dcr of the Revou,ion aged SO years Nh Caldwell "as
engaged the service Of his Country during the Revolution
y struggle fyc years and three months four and >iN
months of which c in the regular service. lie was ac
lively engaged the important battles White llanS and
Yorktown and in several other >kirmi-hcs At Yorktown
he constantly engaged cannorading for eighteen days
in succession.


Such wa. the zeal and fidelity which he manifested in
achieving his Country Freedom and his vaor in scenes of
danger ha he received -om his commanding officer badge
Of honor He was married at the are Of ,wctycisht and
lived tty-csh wears with his wife who survives HIM
and Is aged eighty wears He the father OF seven cld-
rem three of WHOM, are living and was permitted 10 see
among his own descendants the third generation During
the latter par, his life in great degree he lost the sense
of hearing which attributed the effects OF the of
the cannon upon the drum, OF the in the siege of York
town. He enjoyed during lis long life with but little eX-
cepon good health until the last winter when his friends
discovered that he was SLOWLY declining under the accumu-
lated weight of many wears but however, able walk
abou, the neighbohood until the day before he died


The , as which fastened his dissolution the dropsy


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