DIED.
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 On the 9th inst, on board the schr Orelia, on her passage from this port to Baltimore, CHARLES Il. AUSTIN, aged 3l years, late of the house of Austin & Tardy, of this city.

 In the above brief sentence, over which the casual reader will hastily glance, without perhaps coatri outing 80 much sigh to his memory-how much of misery, pain and suffering is embraced to his friends (and few men in our community had warmer and more attached ones, this notice will come with sad and melancholy tdngs, awakening cherished re- collections of the deceased, which they will preserve green in their memOres, until they too shall depart from among the living-bu to his family and rea- tves, what painful announcement; what acute feel ings of distress and poignant sorrow, and what a sense ot utter bereavement does t not convey 10 his orphan children, his afectionate sisters, and other near relatives The deceased had, for some time previous to his departure, suffered much, under pc ctarly distressing aiiction winch his friends fond y hoped would be aev,ated, if not entirely removed by sea voyage and change of residence, ,-an over ruling Providence, in whose hands are all ways. has, in his wisdom ordained it should be otherwise, and his family and friends the loss of one, who, while he hved possessed so warm place in their affections and whose memory in death will be tendery cherished through all the vclsstudes of this life. Let us hope, that while he has been thus re- moved from world of suffering and aicton, he is now at rest where ...

 sckness and sorrow pain and deah felt and feared

 no more"

 The character oi the deceased requires no euogy; he has resided in this city for l6 IT years, during which he has ever maintained the reputation of an honest, industrious man, and benevolent, public spirited citizen, and honorable upright of business. The last years of his life have been passed in unremtting application to his business and his assduity not unrequited in the requirement of this worlds goods but alas his health was the forfeit and in the meridian of life he has passed from amongst us, and the place which 'fonce knew him shall now know him forever." May his spi- rt rest in peace and until the consummation of all things and eventually, through the merits of Sa viour, enter into the enjoyment of an eternal rest in the kingdom of bliss. The deceased was native of the State of Missouri, and leaves two children and two ssters with other relatives in this city, and several connections u other places NM