From the National AatelKgencer, Feb. Is.
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from the N0taOndL EnLeHaSenCeT, req. Ao.


The painful duty devolves upon us of announc-
ing the decease Of Major General JACOB BROWN.
Commander in Chief of the Army of the United
States. He expired at his residence in this city,
yesterday, after brief illness of three or four
days, preceded by general indsposition of longer
duration.


His name is too intimately interviewer with the.
history of his country, to uake it necessary for us
to accompany this annuncation with any reference
TO his public life or services. His individual merits
are too universally appreciated to need to be bla-
zoned by the pen of eulogy. AT future day we
shall endeavor to do justice to his eminent desert
as soldier and citizen, and to hold up to his fell
lowcitizens, in their proper colors, the example Of
his ustrious deeds and his blameless and virtuous
private life.


fs1- The Funeral of our deceased friend will not
take place, we learn before Wednesday so that
every opportunity will be afforded to pay due honors
Ito his remains.