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In this city, on Monday, the I4h instant, of con geshve fever, Miss ELLEN ADAMS, in the I7th year of her age.

 dgne one to the slumber which may know no waking :, l Ill the loud requiem of the world shall swell; tone where no sound thy still repose s hreakingz Tn lone ma1sion through long years to dwell: Where the sweet gales that herald bud and blossom Four not their music nor their ffagrant breath. seal is set upon thy budding bosom,

 A bond of loneliness--a spell of.death. On thy pale forehead sleeps the shade of even. Youths braided wreath lies stained in spriDkIed

 dust

 Yet looking upward in it's grief to heaven, Love should not mourn tkee save in hope and

 trust. CoSfNUgIcATFD. At Galveston. Texas on the 20th August, GEORGE D. MITcHELL, formerly of this place, in the 2oth year ol his age.

 OBITUARY

 Died, at his residence, in Conway county, on the .th inst, after protracted illness, HuGH Scorr, ESQ, aged hty-nine years native of Vnginia.- The deceased left a widow and q large famy to- gether with numerous friends and relations to mourn ms loss. lie bore up under his sickness with that christian iorttude that bespeals rest to the soul- When being told by friend flat he certainly could not survive, he exclaimed

 Oh, that my Lord would come and meet

 Ny soal would stretch her wings in haste

 ,. Fly fearless through deaths iron gate, Nor feel the terrors as she passed, Oct. 10th, IS41

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