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 At Lexington, in the Staie of Kentucky, on the 3I instant Mas FRANCIS M. NJ SAYRE, wiie oi Wm. Sayre, Esq of th,s city, after pruIlacted and painful sickness.

 Al the residence of Mir. NJ. Boulwars, Conecuh county, Ala. the 9th nst., Mrs FRANCIS JoNEs' wife of Mir. Sandlord Jones.

 The subject of this, to an accomplished minh and well cultivated intellect, were united m hap ' manner, all those amlable qualities, winch SD well prepare woman Ia engage and attract atinIiatloh' and to control the stronger or stcrne passions o h She possessed the faculty of giving every scene its iReliest face. As q neighbor, she was generous hosplable and charitable. As mother, let an onl, child a little daughter near three years ,who shared largely oi mothe s aiiecton) tes- tily. As wife an unceasing attention to every "sh of an aieconate husband she desired no greater le licy than his happiness and contentnent ;bemg pos se.sed of cry domestic virtue that could make hus bands home his paradise. The vacuum created m the circle ol her atons the bereavement ol her much attached relatives and the devotion ol an alice tionate husband are irrepalable. et the ways oi God nsCiutable, il Is therefore comlnendabe ill all to bow with becoming submission to the donSs ol him whose power has no bounds.--[ Communicated.

 On the I2h ult., Miss ANNE, daughter of the late Hon. Judge Warren, ui Peterborough, Massachus cts and sister of Mrs. Schuyler Clark of this city.

 To an intellect of the highest order for which she was most justly celebrated, Mss Warren combined all those Christian virtues, which will long render her deeply amented in society Tor which she was de signed to be d blessing as we'll ornament. Bul what pen caa portray the grief of her afflicted brothers and ssters-lheirs Is sorrow too deep, too strong for human utterance-her total renouncement of sell and devotion their happiness rendered her 10 them more and dearer than sister. For some time pre- vious to death her mind illuminated with the brightness of faith in the Redeemer. Her friends have every to believe that her purified splri uuhrt b, the bangs of natures agon1lng dlssolulIon is rendering ceaseess praises to linn Who sittetf on the Throne for ever and ever.