DIED.
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OF Pulmonary Consumption, in Johnston County, oh
the 14th utmo, John Atkinson, Senior, in the 87th
year ofs agea wealthy and highly respectable citizen


In Henderson, on the 9Th inst. Miss Damsel B. Cog
hill, aged III years. ward OF Zacharah Hughes, Esq
In the death of Miss Coghl many called to
Though but single member of the family sister
wives hera who had the pleasure of her acquaintance
feef deeply the bereavement. Their tears and
testify how general the esteem, and how sincere and


lively the regard which her amabe character had
deserved and won. As friend, she sympathising
and confding; sister, fondy loving and loved and
by all to whom the various relations of life. she
much endeared herself she cannot be forgotten, nor
her memory cease TO be cherished. Though for
months an invalid, death made his approaches steah


y that his final Summons in measure unexpected
herself and friends. Yet, thosghthe call was sudden
and the warning BRIEF she not disqueed but yield
ed up spirit with that gentle resignation and Chris


an c6mposure which mark her conduct through lEe
And though with her friends here she has left


them the consoling assurance that death to her but


the portal of heaven through which she has been admit
ted to the society Of the redeemed and that they may
again greet her in that better land where partngs
unknown and farewells never spoken. Register.


AT Bpena Vista, Mexico, the 5h July, of Diarhe,
Mr.. William H. Jenkins, aged about d years.
The deceased was native of Granville county. voIun-
Carolina Regiment The friend and lcompanion whs
communicated Intelligence to the Father of the de-
ceased sad that he was true Christian leay
ing home, and he faithfully stuck to his profession while
here Every attention was paid to him in bis sickness,
and6 received soldiers burial. Greye not then, be-
yond what is natural humanity. for if he had lived


thousand years he could not have died more honorabie
deathhe was serving faithfully his country and hs
God.s, .Itse = - 4 C.2i i'm. w.