OBITUARY.
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DIED--0n the 21th instant, after an illness of 22 days, which shc bore with the meek submission of Christian, Miss Le- dadh BGrhman, only daughter of Judge Jacob Barkman, of Fourcl de Caddo. clark county, A. ID in tue 18th year of her age.

 lae death of tins inestimabfe young iady will be long felt in the circle of her ac- quaintance. Blessed with most an.iable temper and benevolent disposition, she was beloved hy all who knew Ter, idol~ lzcd by her parents, adored by her friends, and surrounded by health, fortune, and every thing calculated 10 make tLis world desirable. Her life was an unruf- lied current happiness--she had no wish nngratified, that the fondness ofa parent for an only daughter could encompass; but the "feil destroyer" came, and the check that hloomed with health, this day three " eeks age, age, ;s ::o.v cold iiiianiinate corpse. When we see death lay his paralysing arm on the infrm or the aged, the shock is comparatively nothing: they have ifparents filled the measure Of their allotted time, and they leach us that we are born 10 dies but when We see the uncrring shaft aimed at the young and the lovely, we can but repine at the destiny which has robbed society ofso pure being, and wonder at the inscrutability of "God's ways"

 s'Earth to earth, and dust to dust,''

 The solemn priest hath said;

 We lay the turf above thee now,

 And we seal thy narrow bed.

 Thy spirit fees away

 Among the faithful biest,

 Where the wicked cease from troubling, And the weary are at rest.'

 fCommunicafed.