DIED.
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DIED,


AtEastport, on the 9th ult. Miss Ann patrlck,
daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Patrick, of Falmouth,
aged 81.


In New-Gloucester the 24th ult Paul Stevens,
in the 57th year ofhis age. As a man, he was
cheerful ardent, and faithful to his friends. AS
a christian of number Of years profession, he has
been humble, often esteeming others better than
himself. He has, uniformly, seemed much con-
ceraed for the honor ofhis Redeemer's kingdom.
As a husband and parent, he was affectionate,
tender and attentive to the oia large and
promising family. Though naturally of an irrita-
bic make, he manifested no impatience, during
many violent pangs& & struggles Of rapid decline.
He seemed, indeed, as one among the few, who
are enabled to glorisy God, not only in life, but
also in death. He met the approaches of the
| last enemy, not only with resignation, but with
| comfort.


How delightful is their end, who seasonably put
on the Christian Armouri -