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Al Sterling, hrs. Martha Holman, aged .6i.
Her death was occasioned byfalling backwards
into the fire, while standing ia chair, reaching
for something which hung bei~een the chair and
the fire ; and. unfortunate a : being no per-
son with her, she was z ly ha TO aat out of the
fire, but not to ext. guis Z aames in which
her clothes were envelese sae l1gared be-
tween two and three weeA gfsaf DISTRESS.
In Bath, Mrs. Morse, wife l Iss SEE ZEN
Morse, aged 81. A child ofhF an flint


In Iarpsweli, Mr.. David Alex. arsd SO.


In Wmdham, on the 9th ult. Mar +. John
son, aged 12 years, daughter Of Charles Johnson,
Esq. Her very arniable disposition and superior
talents very much endeafed her to her parents
and all her acquaintances, who deeply lament
her loss.


la Norway, on the ! 18th inst. Miss MARTHA An
ROT, formerly ofConNay, N. H. aged %. To an
aniable and cheerful disposition she united all
those endearing qualities, which, in a preeminent
degree, were calculated to secure her the friend
ship aud esteem Of her numerous acquaintance


In HaiIowell, Miss Temperance Littlefield,
aged le.


In the Kns-House, 10 thia town, where he had
resided upward of IA years. on Thursday last,
MIR. John Kenney, aged about "a.


In this town, a child Of MIR. Daniel Gilbert, ,ag-
cd weeks. Stephen j. s<.n ofskpbert Mitchell,
aged yeaTs.--On sunday IasIs LoWaTu, SOD ol
Mr.. ]. Poole Jr. aged one year.-G[Is3- Funeral
from his dwelling house, in Cross-street, this of-
fsrnoon at 2o'ciock-~relatens and friends are in
Yted TO attend.


OBITUARY.
MEssRs. SHIRLTEs,


friend of the deceased Miss Pe7lev, who re-
ceived the first intelligence Of her death, frop
your paper OF last week, is ofopinion that macf
worth ought not to pass from our wogld qnnoticed
Her intellect was that ofthe first Of hersex--anc
cultivated bya solid, rather than Fashionable
education. Her disposition and manners were
amiable-her heart kind and benevolent salc
her whole demeator such, as to secure the res
pect and esteem of all her acquaintance. A
large circle of friends minge their tears with he
immediate relatives, on ti;is affective eyent-anc
| with them, will long cherish the memory Of hel
virtues. B.