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On the 18th October, AZ hrs family sfdehce IN.
Cabarrus county, Gen. John PhifeF, IA the 67th
year of his age. va 20 ~ 4oYssl spo9 .sIIl


In Greensbnrough. onsihe E0rh Ultimo, Mrs Sa4
rah Hanncr,gin her 69th year Also, IN Green's
bofougt on the 25ih 1uliimo of Rheumatism. f1i
his 27th year. DR.. Fl. G.. Moring. tPt ~ 1"


In Sampson county, on the 20fh uliinio, Eliza
heth Penelope. aged four years, daughter of DR..
Thomas Bunting. - & 5,. =,
81 On Monday the 18th October. Mrs I,uctsE


Hilliard, of Halifax county, consorta Of MrsIsaac
HIlliard of Mill Brook, aged thirty five years In
the death of this amiable lady, the continuity are
bereaved IN degree of no ordinary character.
The relation she sustained towards her neighboEs
and acqualntances was such as is well calculated
TO have produced the pun9ent grief at her de-
parture The writer of this notice was near
neIghhor to the deceased, and intimately acquaint-
ed with her, as 10 the characteristics which she
possessed necessary 10 constitutes character worldly
of imitation. Her afficton was pTolracted and Sc
we're, vet not destiiuIesof patience and foftilude
Mrs. Hilliard embraced the ctrisfian religion when


Young, al a time TOO when she could have called
into requsliian all The means necessary qualify
her for this worlds pomp and show. But She at
this most critical time made wise choice, prefer
ing TO suffer rrproaches with Christ rather Than 10
enjoy the pleasures of sin for season. Her 6t-
ness for bliss immortal accompanied her in the last
conflict, enabling her with christian phosophy,to
call her children one by one 10 come and Iakega
parting kiss, and commended them to the Lord.
She-next called on theservants that were present,
by name, to come forward and tell her farewell.
Nor did she forget her affectionate husband,j to-
whom she gave sweet counsel. ooh % said she
to me. " what should do but for this blessed
sweet hope of Heavenn' While she is at rest
from all her troubles, her husband and i've children
one son and four daughters, left behind to ex-
perence more fully the troubles incident to this
life. But the best Of all is, they nor need not
sorrow as those having no hope. The funeral dis
course was preached on Wednesday, by the Rev.
Caswen Drake, in the presence Of many of her
neighbors and friends with eyes suffascd with
tears. A. w NJ


publican win please copy The above. -.