DIED,
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In this City, on Sunday last, Of Consumption,
Mrs: Mary Ann Harrison, consort Of Mr.. William
A. Harrison.


In this City, on Sunday night last. very sudden
ly Of HemorThaye of the Lungs. William +. CLARK,
Esq. for many years a resident of this place. Mr..
CLARK was one of our most respectable and estirna-
Bile citizens, and his death is depored as loss to
the whole community. For some months his
health had been declining, and though callt sud-
denly away, u confident belief is entertained that
he was prepared for his departure, and that he en-
joys, in another state Of existence that repose and
happinrss which constitute the reward of the pa
tisnt and faithful followers of Christ. He has lett
an amiahle and interesting family, 10 mourn a loss
which 10 them can never be repaired. Com.


In this County, on the l1th day of August last,
Mrs. Mary Poole, daughter Of Rev. Burwel Tem-
Pile, and wife Of MIR. Jonathan Poole. She had
been for ten or twelve years an acceptable MEM
Der of the Baptist Church. and died in the hope Of
a blessed Immortality. She left four children and
an afectonaIe husband to deilore their irreparabe
loss. Com.


In Mocksvie, on Monday night the 4th inst,
Caleb PhIfer, (student at law, of Cabarrus county,
aged 20 years.


Although his illness was protracted, and his suf-
ferings often acute, he met his trials with that
posuTe which distinguished him during his short
life. Studlous in his habits quiet and unPretend-
ing in his department, his virtues will live, and his
memory will be cherished by those who knew him.
He has left widowed mother (who was with





friends and relations 10 lament his early death.


'After life's 6tful fever, he sleeps WE'LL


..- Carolina IFatchnldn.


In Davidson county, the 9th instant, Mrs.
Sarah Warren, consort Of Nathaniel Warren, Of
Wake county, on her way to Alabama.


In Orange, on the 10th October, Mr.. George w.
Walker, aged SO.


In Leaksville, on the 18th October, DR.. James c:
Walker, in the 29th year of his age.


In Greensboro Guford Co., on the 23d October
Enoch T. Shiply of Washington county, Tenn.
He had been in the lower part of the State with
a drove of horses, and was taken sick with chiIIs
and fever, and with difficulty got there on his way
home when he became too sick TO travel.


In Dupln County, on the Both ulu. lantha
Pearsall, daughter of William D. and Sarah Pear
sail, aged six months. " Suffer little children to
come unto me and forbid them not for such is the
kingdom of Heaven"