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In this town, on the 3Oth ut. Mrs. Mary More, widow of the late Mr. David More, in the 60th year of her age. Mrs. M. was born at Boston in 1764, and was a descendant of the HoI. William Collier, who for many years was one of the magistrates of Plymouth Jurisdiction, and one of the two repre- sentatves of the congress of the United Colonies of New England in 1643. He came over to Plymouth in 163s, resided in Duxbury, and died about 1870. Mrs. More was admitted to the communion of the Episcopal Church in this town, and though in hum- be circumstances in life, it may be said of her that " the ornament of meek and quiet spirit. which is in the sight ot God of great price, was hers, un- ted with lady-like department and pious cxem- plary christian course to the close of her long life. Blessed 0re Ete deUd sohO de in the L0rd-CoNF.

 In this town, on the 18th ult., Widow Caroline Wlmot, aged 71, in the triumphs of christian faith. In Cornwall, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Joanna, wid- ow of the late Rufus Swift Esq. >ged 7S.

 In Plymouth, on the 9th inst. after short illness of five days, Mrs. Nancy Barney, widow of the late William Barney, aged 5.

 In Wolcottville, on the 2d inst. Mrs. Caroline A. Squire, wife of Mir. Samuel w. Squire, aged B. In North Haven, 1st inst, Jacob Bassett Esq, 6S In Berlin, on the l4th inst, Mrs. Ruth Hart, in the be-: ct and second year of her age. Hel husband, General Seah Hart. was an officer of the Revolution, and for many years represented a: town in the General Assembly. She retained hel mental and physical faculties. in a remarkable de- gree, to her last days; and was distinguished through life for her active and municent Christian 1 beneyolence.