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 The following letter, to our esteemed fellow cti- zen, Rev. ". W. srEvENsoN, from Dr. POLLARD. announces the death of his brother, Mir SAMUEL SrEvE ENsoN, of Washington county:

 Fagettev7le, April 26h, ls46. BROTHER STEVENSON:

 h haste, drop you few lines, by which you will learn that your brother, SAMUEL STEVENSON, is no more. He died on Friday last about eigh; o'clock, A. M. He was taken few days before, with chill, followed by fever and pain in his head and breast; was opposedto sending for medical aid, sopposing the symptoms would subside in few days. In this, however, he was mistaken. The disease seemed to locate in the chest his lungs be- came much diseased, and the difficulty of breathing increased. He took some domestic remedies; but they were dnavaiIing. On Friday morning he con sented to send for me; but on my arrival, 1 found he had been dead about an hour. He was truly one of the excellent of the earth, He was rational as long as he could speak-was entirely sensible of his approaching dissolution, and dreaded not the "grm monster" But trusting, confidently, in the pro- mises of his Savior, he died without groan, leav- ing not an enemy behind.

 His relatives will write you more particularly.

 Yours truly, T. ]. POLLARD.