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VIRGINIA, To WIT:
IN the Superior Court OF Chaneery
holden at Ninehesier the 3oth day Of
April, 1880.
Thomas Tool. administrator Of Joseph
Nc .h,Urais. deed. PLAiSTiFF,
----.-. AGAINST
Margaret G.ron, Eaecufrir Of John
Diron, deed. and the heirs OF said
q deed, John Taylor and Others,
DESCENDANTS.
HIS cause came on ~ be heard this
- o0th day Of April, 1850. upon the bill
exhibits and demurrer filed on the part oil
tho defendants, Dixons. and was argued
by counsel; on consideration ~ hereof, the
court doth override the said demurrer, and
order that the defendants answer
Whcreupon. the answer Of Margaret Dix
on. an infaut, by Jshn ). Msgill. her guar
dian ad iaem. - tiled-and by consent OF
the parties ty their counsel, IL il adjudged,
ordered, and decreed. that Master Com
missioner Wor,hington do examine, state,
aud settle, the cxrcutorisl account OF the
defendant. Margaret Dixon. as cxecuirix
OF John Dixon. deceased, and ascertain
the amount or the personal estate len by
the said John Dixon; and that he also as
certain the amount Of the real estate LEFT
by the said John Dixon, deceased. and
make report 10 this court. in order 10 a
final dccree-staiing all matters specially
deemed pertinent by himself. or which
may be required 20 be SD stated by any oil
the parties. A copy-reste.
DAHL LEE, c. C.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr.

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:
May Court, 1850.
Hamilton Jefferson and William Cleve-
land. trading under the firm of JET.
ferson S Cleveland, CoMrLAIxANrs.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker.
DEFENDANTS.
~ CIIANCERY.
VH<HE defendant, Corbin Baker, not having
IL entered ms appearance aud given secu.
rtf, according to the net Of assembly % the
rules OF TINS court, ane IL appearing by ss,i,-
factory evidence. that he ~ not an inhabi.
isnt OF this country; d Is ordered, hat the
s9id defendant do appear here on The FIRST
d"ysoi The next August term, and answer The
bill Of tho plaintiff and that COPY OF This
order be forthwith inserted 10 some news.
paper published in ChsrIcsiowp, for two
months successfully, and posted 81 the from,
door OF the court-house Of this county: Add
~ - fnriher ordered. that the defendant, IN.
cooins Baker, be restrained from paving.
conveying away, or secreting the debts b,
her owing To, or tho effects IN her hands Of
tho SAID Coroin Baker, until tie further or.
der oi this court.
A copy-Tcsie,
SAMUEL J. CR.1uER, c. &c.
May 10, 1880.
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N.''"s ".UFS0H, c@ecnCT ~ .>DlifH
Slaughter, decd, PLAIsTIrr,
AGAINST
Nary Noe and others, heirs and DIR;
sees IF said Smith .Slaughfer, deed.
DEFENDANTS,
WIS esnsc camo on 10 be heard This Isl
u day OF May, 1880, upon The bin, an
s~er-, exhibits, and exceptions 10 the re.
Poil OF MASTER Commissioner WorfhinRtor
sno was argued by counsel: upon consido,
aiion whereof, IL - adjuds cd, ordcr,d. and
derreec, that the exception tskcn n, m,
p'aint'h 10 The said report, because there !.
Were'n stated balance due 10 Mar, Noe
as legatee. which should have been divided
sno reported as due 10 her children. who
'Ie os'endanis ~ his cause, be sustained
ssu mo court being OF opinion, that the
P'Siniin, ssexccuior, " not entitled 10 rom.
mission on The appraised Vsine oC the ,ls,rs
emancir9tec by The will of The testsior. sotb
sustain me exception taken by the defend.
ANS smith ord wife. TO the allowance of
one hundred aud nibeiy-seyeB doslsrs and
IoIiy cents. ~ commission on the emuneip,-
isd slaves; But the court being of opinion
hai me executor ought 10 have an oppor,u.
~ 70 sNh'hit before the eymmissionsr an,
esim Tor extra service IN relation 90 the
ss'" emaneipaisd negroes. for " hieh BE- NAV
,hink himself entitled 10 On additional II
i""ahces The report ~ recommftfed for tbat
pnrpose, with Instructions not 10 allow a.,
'a'd cooimtssion: and with further in,fr,,e.
hon'' 70 reform tho report sgfcesbiy 10 tbs
"P'H'o" 81 'hs court 80 20 the share rspofied
one 10 ne defendant. Mary Noe. and 10 re
eri'e aoy etidencc when lhe plaintiff ma,
nhcf ~ pay meals made 20 the sbildrsn .f
ssid Mary Noe. A eopy-Tcsis.
DAHL LEE, G. G.
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COmmissiOner.s O0fee. Charlesto.rn. ,

'L'''' t''"T't''V0Hs {
JuNE 81, 1850.
THE parties in the above suit, are here.
by notified. that shall. on Friday the 23d
day Of July next. AT Q O'Clock. a. NJ. enter
upon tho execution Of the above order al
my office alorc said, and continue from Jay
to day until my report I've complete. when
and where thry will attend with the neces-
sary papers and vouchers.
X. WORIIllNGTON, Mas. Com.
June 90
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HARPERs-FERRY aorEr.

his ~eii-knowa e.,sblshmtn; having
lately undergone considerable frpaits. -
render II more comfortable. the suh,ct.te-
pegs leave I" assure those visiting the r,!see.
ana who viii favor him With call, that
nhcessing eNetiions shall be used 70 rensr.
'neir sta, agreeable. lis Table shah be fu.
nisbed With the best the market can afofl.
and his BAR With good liquors. There D..
been spacious new stone Stable adJ,d :,
The premises, which shall be CONSTANT sn-.
phed with the best OF provendcr, and ,., ),
attentive ostlcr.
VI THOMPSON
fisrpers Ferry, June 10, 1850.
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VIRGINIA, To WIT:
June IS.

To Wit:
IN the Superior Court nf Chsncery holden
nj winchester the 10Th day Of April, 1850.
Nimrod HUI and Fanny his wife, Jere
niiah Cooper, husband Of Mary S.,
late Mary .aireH. UiiiiGm Stone and
EH-d5eth has wjfe, and Samuel M
reH. Uiiiom .4f,reN. John .qf,ceN,
Thomas .4fmeN. Kitty .4f,ceN, and
Julian .7fhceH, The three last non,cei
icing infants by lillian +. Look.
their neat friend. distributes of Tho
mos .1hceN, iced. PLAINTIFFS,
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NILI.phrobase 10 The amount OF To-
4 GOO pounds Of Wool. payable "a s.4l.
Tor which The h:shest market price w,.l be
given. Persons intending 10 make Car
pet OF their wool. viii find II 10 their al.
vaaiaee 'oexchange their wool fsr Carpe'
iag Intend keeping OF hand conshc:
snrp'y 81 Ca'petins of The ncwest nu'
mos iashonabie patterns. nn,nnfs -.urc
~ he AcssEs. Skaters. o. Funks;
r., WN. +. LOCK.
Cha'le''own, Jpre ,, 1880
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Commissioners Office, Czcylestoun.

Commissioners Office, Choriesfomn, }
tuNE -, 1880.
TIE parties iniert sied IN the above. arc
acreoy mother, that .holl. a, The Office
foresaid. on Saturday The s4th day Of iuI,
next Of o o'clock A NJ. enter npsn ,he =. =.
ceG'IoD 81 the above order, and roEt,pu.
from day TO day Until my rrpor, he compile.
ted; when ana where they will attend with
he necessary papers
u. woRTHINGToN, Mas Com.
June 20, 1850.
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DEFENDANTS,
NliiS cause came on 10 DC heard this 10Th
- day OF April, 1880, upon the plaintiffs
ailI. and Il appearing that The Subpoena in
'his cause has beeo served upon The defend.
ants more than four months, and they bav-
ing failed 10 answered. is cd iudreJ. order.
ed, and decreej, that Master commissioner
Worlhinslon do settle. slate. and report the
account of the defendant, John Gr,gr-, o.
administrator Of Thomas Afweii, decd with
the estate Of his misunderstanding forth par.
iicuiarly the sum due 10 each OF the plain.
hhs, as distributes OF the said Thomas AT.
well together with sii matters deemed per
;ineh' ny himself, or particularly required
oy any o. The parties: And IL Is further or.
deTod, that The defendant. John Grisgs. do
produce TO The said oommis.i Toner, the io,en.
tory, aPPrsisemcnt. aud account Of sales OF
said estate coPy--Testr,
DANI. LEE, c. c.
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AGAINST

Jacob Mohitr. ddmior de Jonis non.
Nth the ,cW annexed Of Jacob Aioh-
Ter. deed. and Distribute Of said ia
cob and Jane Mohier, and Others,
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Az AINS1

John Griggs, administrator Of Thomas
.AftreH, dec'd, Homihon J,gerson.
executor Of Smi,h Sioughftr, decd,
and Samuel Cameron,
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May 5. 1850.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
IN the superior Court OF Chanccry holden
AZ Winchester the 7ih day Of April. 1880.
Samuel .3ris and finn his rije, and
James Henry .fUis, and finn Mar
garet .4ris. infants by the said San-
uei .7ris, their merit friend.
RI AIN1Irrr
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the Superior Court OF ChsnccrJ holden
81 winchester The first day OF May. 1890.
Hamilton J.Gfrson, erecufcr Of Smith
Slaughter, decd, PI6tyTfrr.
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Tisrper.rerr,. June i6, 1850,
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to shin for himself the candidate whom he
professed TO prefer. As this nominal prefer
ence Of Mr.. Adams, and sabservicncy 20 Gen.
Jackson. was OF some utility 10 the latter, Mr..
Walsh was entitled the respectful consdefa-
ton, at least, of the present Administration
II has shown, we think, in its treatment of
him, more prudence than it usually exhibits
Its notice Of him has been just sufficient to
tickle has vanity, and encourage his hopes,
without enlisting him in the lighting ranks Of
ITS "merccnary squadron" He viii sun pur-
sue his usual course ofprofessed nnpartiality,
announce from the tripod oracular opinions
IN favor of the greatest and best. and occa-
slonally endeavor 20 ssdamn with faint praise
his old friend, Mr.. Adams. A direct and
successful attempt on what he facetiously calls
the s'isdcPeadosce" of his paper, would have
deprived it of its only political recommends
don--a shote of candor--and we have the au-
thority ola Prvy Councillor OF the Cabinet
for believing that his decided, partisan sup
port OF Gen. jackson would be considered as
"neither a pleasing. safe, respectable, ner
a profitable acquisition "-.Natioaa Jotanai
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OBITUARY
Departed this life. on the 18th Sept last,
1 at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Jo-
seph Evans, near Flemingsburg, (Ky.) in the
92d year Of her age, Mrs CATHARINE.
THOMAS, reiict of the late Rev. David
Thomas formerly Of this county tone amongst
the earliest Baptist preachers in Virginia, who
made his exit some fifteen or twenty years
since, in Kentucky. In short period after
her union with Mr.. Thomas, she professed
the Baptist persuasion of christianity, in the
faith of which she remained stedfast until her
spirit took its last long flight, no doubt, to the
realms Of eternal bliss The writer Of this
being descendant, has had considerable OPP
portunity to know her well. II is with pride
and pleasure that he begs leave topromulgate
to the world that as far as. has come to his
knowledge, either by personal observation or
otherwise, her conduct as wife, a matron,
and christian. has, perhaps. not had par
allcl indeed, the strongest evidence Of the
truth and reality OF genuine christianity that
his mind has ever yet been favored with, grew
Out of the uniform regularity and correct de-
pertinent of his ancestor The feeble powers
of the writer Of the foregoing are entirely in
adequate to do justice to the memory and
many virtues aud exalted good qualities Of the
deceased CoMMUNIcATEp.l
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, BY the Rev. Mr.. Mon
roe, Mr.. UiIiiam s Morrison. Of Williams
port, (Md) to Miss Virginia II. Baker, ofthis
place.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. James
Fistcr,to Miss Catiarine Ra,nsbasgh. daughter
of MIR. George Ramsburgh, all Of this county
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ro FARMERS. muIera, Sc.

FHyHE subscriber having established him.
Il selfin the City OF Baltimore, as
Flour and Commission Msrchant,
and taken the extensive Warehouse, No 275,
Market street, Cd square above Howard st:
tenders to Farmers, Mllers, Distillers, Tan
ners, Sc his services in the sale Of their va
rious products.
From the subscribers experiences IN bu-
siness. extensive acquaintance, and other adj
vantages, he flatters himself that he viii be
able to render satisfaction to those who con-
fide in him. For the accommodation ofsuch
in jefferson county and its vicinity, he has
made arrangements, with Messrs. JOSEPH
l.. RUSSELL & Co. of Harpers Ferry, &c
advance Cash, when desirable, on any kind
of saleable produce forwardedto him for sale
tt SAMUEL X. WHITE.
Baltimore, Jan. %, lSS0-6t.
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800 ~7VNt WfVVS WV N1V6
no Soc, &c. SO.
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole s5--Iiay ~ so cts--Q.arseys 81 -
4 Jofders Tor tickets or shares in The aboys
Lotteries forwarded BIZ matt (post paid J or by
private nand WI meet With The most prarnpt
Attentions II addressedto
YATES & M'INTYRE,
UasAiayioa, ~. G.
An official account OF tho dfswinV will Do
forwarded y adsen'srets, free Of postage.
Wishing On, DC. Feb. &, 1890
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CoHEN's OFFICE. Dll more. )
January 27lh, 1880.

January 27th, 1880
REPoRr OF THE DRAWING Of thu
~ -Hnrydnd Safe Lottery, No. 1. for ia3o:--
1868 Todd nnmher) the capital prize, 5000
448u psize Of 1n1n
z548 Prize Of soo
1894 prize Of xl0
40, 74t7 prizes Of ar.
7s9, 1853, 1850, soo6 s667. prizes 81 100
4a ys ISIS. asns , nT.s $50 sts3 prize. Of 50
20 pines OF $40; 100 Of IS; leo 81 IS; and 5000
prizes 81 81 each.
No. 1862. (ODD .NL.MBER,)
having drawn the capital Of EIGHT THOU
SAND DOLLARS agreeably to the schens,
therefore, all the Odd Numbers, being those
ending with either I s s or 9,
are each entitled to prize of FoUR DOLLARS,
and IN addition to whatever prizes they mar
have drawn besides.
g7The bolders of the prizes are respect
fully requested to present them for payment,
as soon as il may suit their convenience
j. |. COHEN. Jr s. BROTHERS.
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CAPITAL PRIZES:
$4,000. $1,000.
GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CLAss No 3, ros 1850
To be drawn in the city OF Washington.
0A'SiTUR0.sY. TIE ISM FEB.RY. 1880.
60 NUMBER LorrERr---9 pRAwr nALLors
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pENNEBAKER's IRol

PENNEBAKER'S IRON
A FURTHER supply of the above Iron,
"a wei assorted. lust received, and for
sale by HOGMIkE = boiD.
Martinsbsrg. Dec. "a.
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readers to cut out and preserve fer use the
correspondence below. We have somewhere
met with an episde from silly Quaker to the
J late Mr. Jefferson, on the subject of Rsligioa,
and his reply to the same, which we have no
doubt would prove equally effectual in case
of ague or bilious fever IL we should happen
to lay our hands on it again, we viii republish
ii pro bono pubIico.
/ From TIE u. s. Catholic Miscellany
PRESIDENT JACKSON AND BISHOP
| CONNVELL.
The following letters have been handed to
US for publication. The first is from the Bish-
OPP of Philadelphia, and was written on a
sheet of paper upon which was neat copper
plate miniature impression of the late Pope
Int also enclosed miniature portrait of the
Bishop, for Mrs. Jackson.
From Dr. Coa,ceH 10 the President.
RoME, Jan. LIST, 1929.
Most Hoaored Sir-IIearing OF your cleo
ton to the Presidential Chair, as citizen Of
the United States far away from home. beg
leave to indulge the satisfaction feel in thus
coming before you, in eiiigy, to express on
paper, the sentiment OF heart exulting with
extreme joy on that propitious event
congratulate you and your friends. and
especially Mrs. Jackson. on that occasion;
and anticipating the happiest results from
YOUR Administrations, congratulate the Uni
ted States in generai--wisbing you health and
every blessing for long series of years, and
Heaven hereafter.
1 have the honor to be, with sentiments Of
the greatest respect,
Most Honored sir, your faithful friend, and
HENRY CoNwELL,
Bishop IF Philadelphia.
To his Excellcncy Gen. A. JACKSON,
President Of the United States.
The answer reached Rome after the Bish-
ops departure. II was sent after him by the
American Consul, and reached the Bishop in
Paris before his return TO the United States.
THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
To the Rt Rev BishopC onwell of Philadelphia.
Cotlegis della .Nissioae Roma.
WASHINGTON Cry, April 25th, 1929.
Dear .Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge !
the receipt Of your letter ofthe LIST Of January
last, and to tender you my thanks for the en-
craving of his Holiness Pope LEONE the
Nj, and the impression Of yourself, which
last you had the goodness TO send with your
congratulations TO Mrs. jackson. feel
melancholy pleasure on accepting them. for
we have accounts Of the death OF the Pope,
and shortly before the date OF your letter,
Divine Providence took from me the dear
companion of my bosom. So that within this
brief period we both have been subjected to
the heaviest calamitics, and what you have
designed as tokens OF respect for the living,
can only be accepted as memorials OF their
departed worth
Allsw me, Sir, to express hope that no
thing will occur in the selection OF the sue
cessor at Rome, TO detan you long from
your country--to which wish you safe and
prosperous return. With the assurance of
my greatest respect,
am your most obedent servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Right Rev Doctor CoSwELL,
Bishop Of Philadelphia.
M. IN,.lsL ht-s ANNA rap,arla m
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THE NEXT SCHEME.

THE NEXT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY No,
4vH for IS30--To be drawn under tho
superintendence Of the Commissioners apr
pointed by the Governor and Council
ON WEDNESDAY, 24M February.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
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SrLExDlp PRIzEs:

Besides many others Of $50, 500.
$50, Sec. Sc.
Price Of tickets.
Whole sIo-Ialf IS Quarter - so sts.
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EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARsl

524i Prizes amounting TO SIS 600
Qz-More prizes than blanks, the scheme
containing only Ten thousand Tickets, and
being arranged on the ODD * EVEN SIS
TEN, the holder oftwo tickets or two shares
is certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE and
may draw THREEl and in proportion Cor any
greater quantity.
Whole Tickets "a Quarters 81
Halves 80 Eighths 80 cts
To be bad in the greatest variety Of Numbers,
(0dd and Egen) at
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GaPrTAL rRKE&
$4,000 $4,000.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY

OF PESxsrLvANTA.
Glass No. ., FOR 1880.
To be drawa 40 The city of Philadelphia.
on Saturday, che sta Fsbraary, 1854.
81 Number Lottery drawn Ballst~
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Died
OBITUARY

On Sunday last, Mr.. James f. Kemey, oil
this county
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06
Q NOTICE.

SyEPHEN NTROWBRTDGE having ta-. 0 ken RUSSELL BRADLEY into coDart-! nership, their business will in future Be con- ducted under the firm of fTROWBRFDCE E. BRADLEY, at the old stand of s. Trow., bridge, where gentlemen's Garments of every description will at all times De made at shUrt notice, and in first rate style. They Rattsr- themselves: from tho experience they have nad ID the buslness. one in Litth6eld and the o!heF in New Haven fhas they shall De ei,a- bled to give entire satisactiot, They home. by strict attention to business to merit a slare of public patronage. They intepsf to keep \. good assortment ofTRINiMINGS. of '.'ys-.
 Particular attention paid to the Cn.sinqs ot GGrnienfs tO be made in fainilies. N. ''
 N. E. By this arrangement il win be neces- sary that al accounts with s. Trowbri be- settled without delay. N NJ
 LitcAfeid, May4. 1850 93 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06
MARRIED,

In Sharon, Richard Smith, Esq., to Miss Harriet Read, daughter of Deac. Aaron Read
 In Hartford % & Thursday mOreiag laa. by .e Rev. Miss Charoue Bull; Mir Elizur BOS,dfmar to Mics Emeline Terry. ~ Camp; Mr Ephraim Crofoot to Miss Elizabeth w. Winship; Mr Josiah Belden, of Mer;iem, to Miss Clarisea Bailey, of Mitdetown; MT David Stevens, of Ws,her:seld, to Miss Nancy s. smith, Of Lyme. E. daughter ot MT Jas. Brewster; Lucius K. Dow, Esq. one of the publishers of the New. Haven Adyer- tiser, to Miss Julia Ann Townsend.
 In East -haddam, Deacon Joseph P. Mack to Miss In Norwich, Cart. Jokn P. Huntington to Miss Sa- rah c. Perkins; Mr Samuel H. Barton to Miss Susan h Hamaen, Mr .Ahial Leonard, jr. Of Coventry to
 DIED,
 In this town, Milton Society," the 27.h ult Miss Polly Farvar, aged 30.
 I9 this village, Sunday last, Miss Sarah F. Fish,
 Tn New.rlaven, Mrs EIuldah Peck, 6l.
 In West.aayen, Mrs Mehi,abeI Reynolds, GA.
 In Hamlen, Mr John Bassett, 85.
 :. In Charleston, s. c. Enoch T. Parsons, Esq. of In Windor, widow Tanner I.oouis, 63.
 In Somers, Mrs Rebeckah Spencery 44, wife os Mr Chester Spencer.
 In ast.Windaor, Mir Eli Bissell. .s1.
 kW 11NrUNuu1 Mr UcOpu1Ws ALOtu NhtcSp sA---hv found dead in his house alone on his knees with his hands on his bed in the posture of prayer.
 In Brooklyn, Miss ParMea Jennings, 32. sr'tiaieiS a% sS.ai VI, t Co"n. Tn Norwiehy Miss Betsey Hunter, 17; Miss Harriet Tracy. 4l:
 In Preston, Miss Mary Chapman, 25.
 In Norwalk, Miss Bescy Gregory, 48.
 In ew.Caman, Mr EIiphaet Greasy, H.
 ln Bedding, Mr Theophius B. Hull 40. In Hyde Park, (Vt.) widow Caharine Head. llO. In Fredericktown, Md. a colorcd man named Basil, IA. fF@
 h Waterford Mrs Temperance Miller, 90.
 In Holland; Mrs Mary Lewis, 35. In Lyndeborougb, N. H, 18th inst. Mr. Nathan Green, aged about 75. Although possessed of great wealth, he never enjoyed it, as other men enjoy t. Being miser, in the Tuest sense, he hoardcd his ny, denying himself of all that's gOnd eat, and ev- cry thing that coWld render life comfortable desra ble. C0ve,oWs and penuroHs in the extreme, he was in person the very emblem of avarice and misery and yet affected to enjoy greatly his debased state, wishing others might have great pleasure in ex- pending his wealth as he had in amassing h. He af- forded impressive less0n to all who ever beheld him, of the vanity of worldly richesard of hoarding earthly treasures for heirs they know not who. He supposed to have possessed an estate to tho amount 6: from % to O00dollars. and yet he probably be meal of vicihals, or deccnt garment s is fife. He had family; but yeda rcclMse, and died without any to lament his departure. He had many poor relnti0ns whom he left only very triing egA cee, but divided the bulk of his property between nephews less needy He made but friends with the mainmOn of mnright has gone to give account of his stewardship. .--FGrmer's Cabinet.