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In this city on Tuesday Evening last, Andrew
}. McCauley, aged 30 years. He was the only
child of his widowed mother; young man of ex-
ceent moral character; of an afectionate disPos<
tion; who promised to become useful as an in
teIligent Physician and an industrious member of
society. This heavy bereavement to his family
and friends is meltowed by the recollection of the
manner of his departure from this sub!unary scene.
After sickness Of 20 days, of bilious fever, du
ring which time his mind had been beautifully
exercised on the subject ofreigion, he died in the
triumph of the Christian faith, expressing an as
surance of blessed Immortality.


Independent.
AT the Eagle Hotel, in this City, quite sudden
ly, on Thursday morning last, Mrs. Mary LilIing-
ton, of Wilmington. relict of the late Major John
Ellington, and daughter OF the hate Dr. Nathaniel
Hill