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attended with manifold Affections and great heayi
ness of heart. Let those reflect, who ''devour
widows houses" and behold the .'mote in bro
theirs eye, but consider not the beam in their own
eyes,"


My own sensibility would admonish me to
stop here, and not stir the sorrows of a devoted
brother by adverting to the dead. But sense of
moral obligation-a tender emotion, like that of
APPARENT, which again starts the tear before reach
the name, impels me to speak of one who was
admired and beloved by all her associates. Yes,
the lovely Lavilla, as member of the Institution
over which Ipresided, was justly honored. With
a cultivated mind, amiable disposition, graceful
person and elegant manners it is not strange that
she should have maintained so powerful an influ-
ence in every circle she moved-as the pride of
her family, the ornament of her sex, and the de-
light of society. This truly amiabe daughter
the atfectonate sister-the friend of every one,
could not have an enemy except in the bosom of
envy. But, alas! as the flower of the field soon
fades-as the glory of this world soon passes
away, so, the sudden departure of this charming
girl, has caused many hearts to mourn, and to
mingle many tears of sympathy with the family,
morning of the resurrection.


Wishing you and the family every comfort de-
rived from the christian hope, while you soourn
in this vale of tears, and when you shall pass
through the dark valley of death,


remain yours,


With affection and sympathy,
JAMES A. RANALDSON.
Col. w. G.. WHITAKER.