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in Washington, on the 2d inst, Mrs. Silence L., wife of MT Thomas F. Brinsmade, aged 2S For many years she has furnished to her friends, and to all those with whom she has had intercourse, the highest evidence of the value of religion. She has gone down to the grave, leaving to relatives and friends those sources of consolation whcht the world can neither give nor take away

 Over her grave affection weeps, but we trust her departed spirit has gone to mansions prepared for it in Heaven.

 "Dust to its narrow home beneath!

 Soul to it's rest on high!

 They that have sec her look indeath

 No more need fear to die 7"

 At the same place, on the 4th inst, Mrs. Sarah, wife of MT. Daniel Calhoun, aged 70.

 In Washington. New'Preston snriety, on the l0th inst, MT. Elijah S. Northrop, aged 4S. In Mddleiown, on the 2d inst, the Rev. William Plumb chaplain ofthe revolutionary army, and the oldest graduate of Yale College, aged J4: