There lives at Phinney Mountain, a few miles from Hampton, N.S., a colored man named Henry JACKSON who was born in Granville. He says that when the English fleet came to Annapolis, he was a boy big enough to go on board and sell fish. This was the year 1783, and allowing him to be ten years old at the time, he would now be 115 years old. He says that he can remember when a neighbor named Thomas WALKER was born and Walker died last year at the age of 94. Mr. Jackson lost one of eyes ten years ago; the other one is remarkedly good. He is smart, able to cut his wood.