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.ome posture in his chair Noth- 'Ile Ileeed the allectiollate care, vigilance, es.i s'ceasing efforts of his pious and c,5 ,,an,ilv to administer to his relief !; ls tbc midst of the allliction which much attention and sympathy, ,.. o' and hospitality to strangers is not Fa,1-~This day" the General said, Loly sabbath, ordained by God, and no, o5rt to be devoted to his worship ie @l | always attended service at ',s ,@5en could; but now l can go no VI He desired the family to ge, as ma ,nld, and charged them to continue (s,..iion & of the poor at the Sunday

 This new system of instruction, lie neb blended the duties of religion S,n sose of humanity, he considered ol as nSrtance; and spoke with an empha- rb showed his anxiety to impress il family. Mrs. Jackson, and her sister ,%ms. @ regularly attended to their in- ns % on the sabbath. A part of the 'r ~eot to church. The General looked ,Ep window, and said, ''thi5 is appa- Ss last Sabbath shall be with you, % ~aI be done; He IS kind and mcrci- The Generals look IS often fixed with affection on his grand daughter, Ra- ,mcd after his wife, so beloved, and memory @ he has so tcndcrly cherished. s'nnc Rachel has all the lovely and o onalities for which the eide, Mrs. m was so remarkable.

 sJM .yan 2.-The General passed d rbt No sleep. An evident increase 9r m thc chest. He read many letters, [sl Some of them were from crsons Son he had no knowledge, asking for ,anbs. and making other reqnesls.- saers were opened by some oflhc fam v,s Jackson or Mrs Adams were al- ropsanty with hinI He looked over hose of importance were opened and ,mong them was one from Major .oo, charge d aflairs to Texas, giving ropnt of the almost incredible ptocced- the British agent, Elliott, 10 prevent ,cztlioa of Texas to the United States. meal said, Eve have made q disgrace riice of our territory; an important no of ouf country was given away to Dl without q shadow of title on the

 Re claimants, as has been shown by missions of the English ministers on Y, ill Parliament, to the.-hmg's map, rh the true boundaries were delinea- of which they were aPprised when their demands.

 gat on the side Of the American pee

 imness in maintaining i, he con with trust in God alone, will secure

 he integrity of the possessions of he British government would now h.m. am satisfied that they will dyndieatc what justice awards them; ino part of our territory or country Ter be submitted to any arbitration but amon's mouth.f

 t grateful to merciful Providence, Ialways sustained him through all ggIes, and in the defence of the con ndependence and prosperity of his country, and that he could now give  zGgardship, and resign his breath te Do gaze il, with the cheering reflection

 country was now settled down up- n, democratic basis; that the rights

 boFng asses were respected and

 l. for, he adds, Il IS from them that |alY derives all its prosperity and Is, and to them we must ever look E our soil when invaded. .'Thcy |Earelused. Nc, sir; and never will. m an honest government, freedom |mopolies and privileged classes, and acy-not paper-currency for their

 Or, and all will be we'll"

 ofioeh, ?. m., his distress became

 very great, and the water iacreas- lalarming extent. An express was Nashville, twelve miles, for surgical

 operation was performed by Doc

 maa with success; much water was

 om his abdomen, which produced

 eE, although extreme prostration. q ig, June h.-Much distress through I 0piatcs were freely administered,

 appeared to have passed from him. perfectly resigned to the will of mer; and prayed 10 God to sustain

 His his hour of dissolution.

 T C. G@-Doctors Robinson and Wat ed from Nashville. pr. Esselman mained with the General through ct La consultation was held, and all

 oeen done was approved; and all n he done was to conform to the [ temporary wants.

 P.a,, left his house for home cd ssed great soiieilnde ill my behalf, oS silent; the scene was too affecting; I'll the aged soidier, statesman, and M'fiol, with all the pious and hos mates of the Hermitage without the e saying farewell.

 lV Yours, truly,

 m' WILLIAM ny ACk.

 l. L. llD BLEs, Esq,

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