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On the 18th ult suddenly, at his residence in the
village of Brandywine, JAMES SMITH, Jr. who
has left wife, two children, and an aged and wor-
thy father to depore his fate


The deceased carried on coopering extensively
for some of the Brandywlne mills and was esteem
ed as an honorable honest man in all his dealings.
He no doubt had his nirmltes and where is the hui
man being exempt? But he was known 10 oe
kind and dutul son-humane, generous and indui-
gent to those he employed, OF had under hls Care
The goodness of his heart was ever ready to A9ntfc
the necessities of his less fortunate fellow cres1fes-


The general regret among his acqualntances fF MS
untimey end is the truest test OF the esteem III
which he was held by those who knew him.
At Liverpool, on the 29d of January, in the 48tl.
year of his age, Capt JOHN HAMILTON, OF
philadelphia, late Master of the ship Delaware.
His loss will be lamented by all who knew him, as
he was man of great integrity ofprnciple, OF real
benevoence of feeling of sound judgment and under
standing, and very considerable scientific and lite
lrary attanments.