DIED.
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On Monday morning, 18th instant, OF Consump-
years, a native of Bavaria, Germany. He a
years standing. He has left widow and two
children to mourn his loss. He Joined the Poles al
the battle of Warsaw Qs3l) against the Russians,
where he received some wounds. He ever
warmly attached to our Republican institutions,
being strong advocate of the equal rights of his
fellow citizens. Peace DE with him Com


In this Town, on Tuesday last, of Lock Jaw,
MI. Thomas r. Uiiey son of Mr.. A. B. Uuey, of
Wake County, in the 18th year Of his age. He
came to his death 10 the following manner 2 He
was grinding knife and the point caught the
stone and shut upon the joint Of one of his en-
gers, nearly cutting off, leaving il hanging by a
small piece Of the Skin. The Doctor replaced the
finger and bound it up, and directed that ii should
remain two or three days before the bandage was
removed but before the time expired for 1t TO be
examined it becamerso painful he could not resi-.
He went 10 the Doctor, aud when the bandage was
taken off it found that modification had taken
place; the pain extended up the arm, and the 9Th
day after the acc dent, he began to feel the glands
of his neck getting painful and had TO take his
bed, and in two days after he died; but not with
out hope, for he expressed his Willingness to die,
as he said Ae saw his way clear. Vii. Com.


In Bladen County, on the 29th August, Peter
Macarthur, aged about 100 years. Also, in the
same County and the same day, Mrs. Lucy
Cromarte, wife Of James w. Cromartie, 10 the
18th year of her age. -.


AtOld Point Comfort, on the 2Sth ult. Ann Col
lns, infant daughter Of the Hon. w. B. Shepard.