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AT his fathers residence ia Louisa county, Viz
gina, on the 18th April last, DR.. Matthew Pleas
ants Anderson, at the youthful age Sf twenIy-eight


"Frend after friend departs


Who hath not lost friend 2"


The writer of this humble tribute knew the de-
ceased well at the Richmond College they first
met, where their acqus iHtance soor Tfpened into
The most ardent friendship aAd cfuse.R and delight
ful intimacy was HlainsaIned during their entire
ith hatinstit1ten. In his intercourse
with the stGdents he was greatly admired for his
social qualities and manly virtues, and gained the
cordial esteem and regard of all. With truth may
it be said, "none- knew him but TO love. hirfl.' /


But, alasl the spring time Of life, in the buoy
ancy ofyouth-when all around eonspired 10 rem
der his earthly sojourn. peaceful and joyous-this
valued friend has been cut off by the relentless
hand of Death and his ence noble but now life
less form reposes in the damp, cold grave. :


Most sincerely do we svmpalhize with the aged
father andthe desefate wife in their bereavement
and we would unaftectedly mingie our tears with
theirs in this the hour of their sorrow and attic
tfon a. - :,-l... LC. sS**********


c.'l: From the Jonesboro' (Tenn.) Sentinel.


In Carter county, Tenn, on the 4Ih Instant, in
the doth year of her age, Mrs. MARGARET "A.
SUMNER relict of the late David E. Sumner, Esq.
of HEREFORD county, and daughter of the late Chief
Justice Taylor, of North Carolina. She was on
her way to Middle Tennessee, but God in his
inscrutable wisdom, decreed that she should never
feachher destination, but after very short illness,
serPed the pptsatlons OF heart as warm as ever
throbbed within the human breast. She has ever
been an afectionate and attentive daughters Ten
der and gentle mother, and a humane and aiadul-
gent mistress and has discharged fanhfully alf the
duties attached to the sphere of life in which she
moved. 4Then may we not hope that she has not
gone unrswarded! An aged mother and a large
family of children are left to lament the too early
death ofoaes whose life and virtues viii be source
at sad but pleasing memory to the one, and a