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OF consumption, Mr.. LAWRENCE l.. HALL, of this
city, in the Oath year of his age. For me pre-
vous his death, his mind had been exercised the
subject of religion. Not, however, until after his
fnement TO his room, was he able through faith to
aIize its consultations. Giving up all, he embraced
Christ as his Saviour and was enabled to re dice in
the Joy of salvation. For about two weeks his peace
was constant, and the prospect Of better life grew
brighter aud brighter Without lingering wish 10
reman he Quilted the present scene yesterday morn
ing, leaving the delightful assurance to bereaved
friends that his spirit is now happy with God.


His funeral will take place this (Thursday) after
NOON at 3 O'Clock, from the residence of MIR. ]. b.
Brinkey, corner Of High and Cranky ss.-his friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.


At sea, on board the brig VicoHne, from Baltimore
bound 10 New Orleans, Mrs. MARGARET JACKSON,
wife of Mr.. Samuel Jackson, aged 26 yeals.