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In Ohio, Charles Reed, who, in an insane MT,
beat out the brains of his son, an infant, struck
his wife on the head with an iron wedge, and
completed his career, by cutting hn own throat
with dull knife.


At North- Yarmouth 21st. Inst Miss Nancy d.
Hill, daughter of Mr.. James Hill, aged 20--the
third child of the same family, who has died OF
consumption within 90 months:


While we bow with submission to Him, who
creates and destrovs--we cannot but sympa-
thise with the bereaved parent, brethren ana
sisters, who have thusbeen three pderced tnFousn
with sorrows-We cannot but supphcats the Al
mighty, that he would say to the destroying An
gel /" at is enough" that de would spare and re-
store to health an interesting daughter OF the
family, who seems declining.


Nancy Hill was amiable, tender and noble in
her disposition, the friend of the poor and distress
sed pleasant in life, pleasant IN death, and love-
ly, even in her shroud.


In Durham. of the disentary, on the 14th inst.
Gilman Brown, son of Jabez Merrill, Esq. aged
about 8 years.


Droacned-In Sohoodiac river, on the 1st inst.
WILLIAM PIKE, Esq. Postmaster at Calais, Me.
aged 40.


In this town, Mrs. ABIGAIL, widow of the late
Mr. Eliphalet Deane, aged 76.-NATHANIEL
r. con of Mr.. Nathaniel Dana, aged III months.
In Barre, Mr.. Joseph Rice, aged 4O.-William
r. Barrett, son Of 1t. Joseph Barrett, aged IL.


The number of deaths in Philadelphia IN the
week ending the 18th inst. was ni,,ety-three, (n-
cluding IS of the cholera morbus, Z of consump-
ton, of drinking cold water, IA of fevers.)


The number of deaths in N. York, in the week
ending the 18th inst. was eighty-og,e, (including
IL of consuptions, of convulsions, II of typhus
fever, 3 by drinking cold water, and 2 by intoxi-
cation,)