SaKg aA'AIAE FRY.
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MR. EDIroR-Having been requested by a relation of his, to write for the Banner an obituary notice of BENJAMIN F. MoRRIs, the following IS communicated:

 lie died at the residence of Dr. TUCKER, in Jefferson county, Ark, on the 10th inst, oi bilious pleurisy, after all illness of ten days, ill the 23d year of his age.

 The deceased lived in this city for num- Der of years-was printer by occupation. and was generally esteemed as an industri- ous, orderly, clever young man.

 He, several years ago, proiessed religion, and attached himself to the NJ. E. Church, of which he continued an exemplary mem- ber-indeed he was remarkably pious young man--so much so that the remark was often heard among his acquaintances- "Ben. Morris Is very good young man.

 His death was triumphant-his last words that were distinctly heard, being q am hap pym A strong faith in his religion-in the immortality of the soul--in his preparation for ,ieath--enabled hihi so rejoice, in the fear lul hour Of dissolution, in the happy pros pect of entering world of endless bliss, and leaving one where sorrow is mingled with every joy, and disappointment mars the mos pleasing visions of hope! II.

 Lille Rock. Ja9 27A, l846.