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1t will be seen BY the following extract
Of an article from the Charleston Patriot
that South Carolina has lost one of her
noblest sons in the person Of ROBERT Y.
HAyNE:


DEATH OF GEN. HAyNE The ink is
scarcely dry with which we recorded the
death of one eminent citizen, before we
are called upon to reg lister the demise of
another. 1t is with feelings of inexpressi-
BILE pain we have 10 state that Gen. Rob-
ert Y. Hayne-7one whom both the State
Of South Carolina and the city of Charles
ton delighted to honor, and cherished with
warmth Of affection. that never knew
abatement, died at Ashvlle, N. C. on
Tuesday, 24th ult., after a few days of i'll
ness of bilious fever General Hayne was
in his 49th year. Thus has perished, in
the rpeness Of his faculties, and the matu-
rity of his usefulness, citizen, who was
identified, through long and prosperous
public career, with almost every scheme
for the advancement Of the commercial
prosperity of our city, and the political ell
ovation of our State. In the various Off
ces which he filled successively of member
of the House of Represa antatives, and At
torney General of the State, Senator in
Congress, Governor of the State, and
Mayor of the city, he gathered increasing
respect from The people, and has, in de.
sccnding to the tomb, left the rich legacy
of his virtues to ennobe name already IL
lustrious in the annals of South Carolia."