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Died in this City, on Sunday last, the 10th instant
ELEANOR Spn1GG, aged sixteen, and daughter of Mrs
Sprgg, the widow Of our former fellow citizen Benja
min Sprigg Esq., Of the Clerks Office, House of Repre-,
sentatives We make the announcement OF this young
beings death with peculiar pan because we had known
her almost from childhood up TO the time of her decease
She was beautiful in person and face and gentle andlove'
y in her disposition; and well did she deserve the fond
affection of that widowed heart which, amid all affiic-


ons turned devotedy to her children, and to Eleanor
the eldest We sympahize sincerely with that good and
meek parent and hope that hel Christian faith will fory
her against the accunulang agony that tracks parents


life after the loss of the smallest and youngest of its off
spring.


So young and pure spirit as her departed daughters
will haunt her memory-conjuring up emotions of min
glsd melancholy and pleasure. Those who have lived
through many agones in this iron world should almost
rejoice at the departure to SUMMER realms OF those beings
of innoccnce and beauty.-ED. N AM. ....


OB1TUARy.-Another Soldier of the Revolution
has descended to the tomb, to which so many OF
his comrades have gone before him.


Died. suddenly, of Apoplexy, on Saturday. the
lst of September at Difficult Hill, in Fairfax coun-
ty, Va. Mr.. GEORGE SUMMERS, aged rs
wears. He entered the army when young, was in
the well-fought battles of Guilford Courthouse,
Ninety-six, and Eutaw Springs, and several
throughout the Southern campaign under General
Greene.