good offices; and bis refpeftab.'e confori furvives.—He was ever zcaloua for the liber-* ties of mankind ; and had taken an early and dccifivc part in the revolution of Arne* rica. In rnis ftatc he had, daring many years, filled the moft refpcftable appoint** manta ; and malice was filent aa to bia integrity.—To his domed icas he was rather the father than mailer; with his friends be was effedionate and iincere ; and to his neighbours juit and benevofent ; thofe who knew him will readily acknowledge the reality of thcfe traits, and join in the tegrcts of his relatives and friends. ,The fervice was performed at the grave by the Rev. Dottor Boyd, who will prcacb a funeral fermon on Sunday next.