OBITUARY.
{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1346, "word_count": 225, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9645000100135803], "ccnet_perplexity": [897.7000122070312], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}


 DIED, on the l6th ult., in Sevier county, at the residence of her father in the twentieth year of her age, Miss HULDAH ELIZABETH NUNNELLEY, eld- est daughter of John w Nunnelley, Esq.

 In recording the death of this amiahe young lady, the writer, who knew her well, would not assume the character of eulogist in enumerating the many virtues which shone so conspicuously to al! who knew her. But there was sweetness and amiabili- ty of manner-a cheertuness and gaiety of disposi- ton-a fraRkness and generosity of nature, in her conversation and actions that will erdear her mem- ory to her numerous friends and acquain:enances, and render more poignant the grief of her devoted and disconsoate parents.

 All that family and friends could do 10 avert the calamity or to assuage the bangs of dissolution, was lavished uToh her during prolracted illness of two months and sixteen days with tenderness and as sidaty that nothing but parents love, augmented by Der own great worth, could have elcited. Upon being told day or two before her death, of the almost inevitable TesHls of her fdiseasexhch was abscess of the iver-she remarked, with the most impeFufbabie composure. that she Was thank ful for SO much eaador, and expressed hope in a hlissiul immortality.

 The Nashville Union will please copy.

 Jan. 27th. lsi5. e. :. J.

 Communicated