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Near Spring Hill, Hampstead Co. Ark, on the 9th of April, Mrs CATHARINE JANE, consort of JAMES C. CALDWELL, Esq, in the 30th year of her age

 Her disease was consumption; and for several months did she endure much pain and bodily suffer- ing, although her mind seemed, in view of her de- parture to be comparatively tranquil. Doubtless, the principal reason for this, was her unshaken con fdence in God, her Sayiour-ior she was q Chris tan.

 The writer of this remembers we'll the anguish of spirit she manifested when she had the subject ol religion brought fofcibly before her mind by the Holy Spirits influences-about years ago. She shortly after united herself 10 the Presbyterian Church of SpIing Hlll-and together with her hus- band dedicated her household to tod, in the ordi. nance of baptism She exempifed in ali the rea- tons of life. the true spirit of the gospel--meek humble, unobtruslve, and gentle towards a

 She was born in Halifax County, Va, but hei father, Caleb B. Hudson, Esq, removed when she was still young, to N. Alabama, and thence she re- moved to this eighborhood.

 She has left world of pain and sorrow, doubtless to enter one of brightness and joy,-although many whom she has left behind, deeply mourn over thei .ao bereavement Only three months have gone by since she followed to the grave beloved inian son. But now wider breach--a deeper wound | made-ior the wife and mother is gone She leit al aAectonate husband, and interesting little childrer 10 mourn their irreparabe loss Others, too as wei as the church to which she belonged feel that an other sad breach has been made in their society," i Thus by one passes away of Chrlst's followers and of earths pilgrims-succeeded in turn by oth i CTS l. and thus it will be until Times scitbe shal have finished it's mighty sweep, and all Adams fam

 y shall have passed their brief probationary stat of existence The end of all things is at hand. :. To die is gain, D to the devoted Christian ;-bu no other. l.. Spring Hill, .arlt., .qpT. %, lsl5

 i Rf Huntsville Ala.) Democrat, will please copy