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 At his residence, one mile below this place. on the opposite side of the river, on Saturday night last, after an illness of only four days, MT. JOHN SMITH, aged 52 years >He emigrated to this State, from Rush county, Indiana, about seven years ago, and was universally respected as an honest and in dustrious farmer and useful citizen He has left a disconsolate widow and large family of children, and large circle of friends and appropriateness, to lament his death COMMUNICATED. In Jefferson county, on Friday last, Mrs. MARY WHITFIELD, wife of MT. Arthur Whitfield. e On the 2Sth ol May, on board the Steam Boat Marietta on her trip from Batesville, Arkansas to Napoleon, GEGRGE w CARR, supposed to be from the neighborhood of Mecklenburg North Carolina. His remains wete inferred at Nigger Hill, White county, Arkansas,

 Gs- Mecklenbufg, (North Carolina) papers will please copy.

 OBITUARY

 DIED, at his residence, Walnut Grove, Clark coun- ty, Arkansas, JoHN BROWNING, in his 77th year. He was born in Caswell county N. C., on the first day of May,@A D. 1767-he married at the age of p years-ioined the Baptist church at the age of 35 at Shiloh, Green county, Ga; three months af- forwards he was ordained deacon of the church, the duties of which office he faithfully discharged during the remainder of his pilgrimage on earth. At the ace of 46 he entered the army of Gen. Floyd in the Creek Indian war, as Captain of volunteer com pany He performed active part in the battles of Autasee and Colebee; in the latter, he had the honor of bleeding for s country In 1Si4, ne was elected a member of the Legislature of Georgia, In lSl9 removed to Alabama; and in 1922, was member of the Legislature of that State. He has been mem- her of 4 associations, and than once moderator In lSf 70, he emgrated to Arkansas, where he died, on the Sd day of May, ls4i member of the Baptist church at Mount Bethel lie was brought up in the distressing times of the American revolution, con sequentlv he had not the advantages of liberal ed ucation; yet his superiority of mind enabled him to fiji high and important offices of bo!a church and State. He was of lively and cheerful disposition, always seemed desirous making those happy about him he was plain in his manners-as citizen, patriotic; as neighbor, obliging; parent, kind and indugent, and as companion, very affection- ate. He has left companion, several children and numerous relatives and friends to the loss of man so good and useful. But one great consola- ton they nave; he died he had lived, in peace with mankind and with his Maker. He has fulfilled the great end of his being, and gone hence to adorn the shining courts of Heaven.

 Softly his fainting head he lay,

 Upon his Savioar's breast;

 His Maker soothed his soul away,

 And laid his flesh to rest.

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