MR. EDTTeR:

 hyou think the following worthy an insertion in your taper, yOu can give it place:

 Living in New-PresiOn, (WashingtOn,) Conn.,, Mir. Jeiset BaidsOin, American centenary. He was born at Milford, New-Haven county, March 16-27, l7SO; and, consequently s at this date, Sept 16-27, lsSO, one hundred years old and sic mOnths. In his earlier days he was wheelwright, and farmer.- The Indians of WOPOwage (snce called MilGordl were then all around hm, their wigwams, their tomaha their bows and arrows and turning up the soil in the land Of his bth, he subsequently exposed to view their mouldering relics. In his food and drink he has been temperate During his long life he has rarely called for physician. No person has ever seen him very eiaed depressed. In his form he is per. ecily erect. His walk is slow and graceful. His an. pearance is venerable and dignfed. No person would judge him to exceed the age of7O. His forehead is smooth, and his cOuntcnance exhibits beauty umcom mon for his years. He wears no glasses. In the sum- mcr past, he went into lot adjacent to the house. moved several swars of grass, and raked up nearly winrow. He lives at ease and quiet in the midst of he attended the church of St. Andrew, and, amid the sacred service and full assembly, arose unaided, stood erec and listened with apparent pleasure the tune of Old Hundred What mighty changes and revelations have taken place upon earth during this perod He is still in good health, and, from hs pre- sent appearance bids fair to enjoy still consi- derable duration of earthly existence. J.