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LOVE, LIFE AND DEATH--On Monday, was bur-
ed Quaker barylng ground. at the village Of
Woodbury., \. J., Anna. wife of Lieutenant Bar
ton, now n sea aud daughter of Hugh HoliIngs
head OF Phadelphia. This is the same lady who,
few wears ago. married Lieut.. Barton against
ihe wishes of her parents. A divorce was obtain
ed from The Legislature. much To every body's
prise. The lady. however, at the first opportunity
married him again. and has ever since lived with
ham on the small salary attached 10 the office OF
midshIpman, recently advanced to IIeutenancy-
Her father has never since recognised her, and
~he has but once been in his house. On the Ith
she gave birth To thirj child; on the 9TH she
ceIved letter from her husband stating that he
was about TO be transferred from his then station
and would I've placed IN situation that she wout
not hear from him for perhaps six months. The
excitement threw her into fever, and she died
on the following day. Her mother who had nev-
or ceased 10 show a fondncss for her child,
with her, and few hoars before she died, her IA
thcr also visited her charnber.-- y Y, Sun.