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We have lately had to record number
Of deaths among the younger part Of the
community, and we arc sorry to have now 20
add to the list


DIED, on Thursday, the 10th ult,, at the
residence of John Williams, Esq, Peters
burg, (ya.) Miss LOUISA ANNE RAY.
daughter of our respected fellow towusman,
James Ray, Esq, in the bloom Of youth and
usefulness, after an illness of a few ay, Of
the prevailing Influenza, which ended in pleu-
risy.


This young lady had led life, SO entire
ly blameless and exemplary, that she was
universally beloved and regretted, and the
minister OF the church to which she belonged,
in his discourse al her funeral, could not re-
strain his feelings, but pourtraved her as
possessing gentle and engaging manners,
with modest unassunirg worth while her
piety and benevolence of heart had gained
the respect and esteem of every one, and
that, as she had not forgotten her creator in
the days of her youth. SO neither was she for
sAken in the hour of trial, but supported by
christian faith and christian hope, had
breathed her last sigh in full confidence of
the atoning nercies OF her blessed Saviour
and Redeemer.


Her remains were inferred in the family
burying ground of Mr.. Williams, in Ches-
tereld county attended by great concourse
of mourning friends.


sy strangers honour'd and by strangers mourn'd-