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In Milton, Un the 23d inst. Mir. Oliver Dickinson, in the 90lh year of his age-a revolutionary pensioner. He was possess ed of good mental powers, and had been famed in his day for his skill in architec- tural science. He died in the Christian fr rith, and in him was verified this ancient promise, and thou shalt go to thy father in peace, thou shalt be buried in good old age. I.J.

 In TorriLston, on the 23d inst. Mrs. Lucy Smith, widow of Elisha Smith Esq. aged 9l years.

 In Salisbury. on the 23l inst. Lot Norton Esq. ase& 78 years.

 The decraSed was a native of that town dan for maIiy years one of the most active and useful inhabitants. In all the relations oi private life and in the discharge of many and various public duties for nearly half century, as legislator, magistrate &c. Few men have better deserved confidence, and but few whose memory will be longer and more respectfully cherished by the Citizens of Salisbury.

 In New Milford (Gaylords Bridge.) of con- sumption, on the 23d of February, Mrs. Sa,ah, wife of Heney Knapp, aged 24.

 Drowned in Waterbury, on the 18Th inst near Benedict. Burnham X Co.'S factory, Eor- ace Mills, son of Nathan w. Atwood, aged

 