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The death of the Hon. Silas Wright, oi which we mentioned last week, took place at 10 o'clock on Friday morning the 20h ut. From an extra of lhe o.. densburgh Republican we learn that at ubout half past 8 o'clock, 4. M MT, Wright called at .he Post Office, sppa fsptly in his usual health. While seat ed io . chair al ihe Pos, Office, read ing letter, the young man, the only Clerk in the Oiice, perceived thai he dropped Inc letter, and appeared as If seized by sudden pain. He was alarmed, and inquired of Mir. Wright shat was the matter? Mr. Wright putting his hand 10 his heart, replied that no was suffering extreme pain in the oEest-ibai he h,d twice before within ,as week lell similar pain, and that up> on sitting down it passel away. Bul this was more severe -he felt it passing into hi. Jeff arm and 10 his neck. He rose and went 10 the door 10 g home, but returned to his seat and des.rsd the young n m to go or send for Il Doctor Clark. The young man sent for Dr. Clark, who soon came into ihe Ofice and gay. Mir. Wright some medicine which seemed 10 relieve him, and Mir Wright. accompanied by the Doctor walked home, a few rods from the or, Ace. The Doctor remained with Alr Wrigh, et his house some time, and Jeff him lying upon his bed in a gentle per- spira'ion, supposing him 10 be better.-- Very soon after he had Jeff him, a mes. cage reached Dr. Clarke that Mr. W,igh was dying, and before the Doctor reach el the house he was dead. Gaverno

 Wright had been selected, and had con

 hepied, to deliver lhe annual addres, before the New York State Agric ultura Sociaty, al the approaching Fair.