From The Mezv York Courier.
{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": "EARLY DEATH."}
Wandering few days since in village
near the city, we by accident entered grave
ward that was situated OIL the outskirts
The situation was romantic; and every
thing around seemed to partake of the 81
lence of those, who slept within its narrow
bounds. None could view with indifference
such place as this; and though the i'm
pressions there received; might be evanes-
cent and transient, yet while meditating a
mong the ruins that death had made, feel
ing of our helplessness and dependence
could not but find way to the most insensi-
bic heart. Here were gathered in one small
congregation the vigor of youth, and the fee
bleness of years-the bold blasphemer, and
the humble and devout worshipper


There was one humble stone, that we
could not but notice, because we had known
something of the character of her whom it
was raised to commemorate. When we APP
preached it, the feelings of other years
came over us. and we almost fancied we
stood again among the scenes of our youth
1T was small white stone, unadorned and
simple. But there was one thing that
struck me forcibly, though years have roll