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The eroup, in Lawrenccville, Ark, on the 2ist Sept, IFdiiam F. son of Rev. ". II. and Hariet Hogck, aged months and days.

 MT II, and lady were on tour of visitation around the mission in which they had heen appointed to la Dor. Death at all times is grim vsiter, but when, in the time of evil and worldly alllcton it comes to nip the fair bud, which alone remlns 10 solace and support in the hour of diversity, it is doubly afet ing.

 They were just emerged from a sad misfortune experienced the Mississippi river, by the sinking ol a steamboat, Tennessee Valleyl by which they lost all they possessed and left entirely desti- ute of wearing apparel It has occasional Mr. II to repair to this city to benefit Mrs. II. whose health has been much impaired by her adlicdons. tCom.

 At his residence in the town of Jackson, on the 18th of October, John Kesc Esq, one of the oldest settlers of Lawrence county.