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bis residence in Wake County. the oath Decen-
oer Mr. HupsoN YEARLY aged 90 years Mr. Y was cor
children, and was consistent member of the Baptist
Church He Of the few Of this generation who
could remember the revolution of 7s. "fhe memery Of
the just is blessed" COY
At the residence Of Reynod Alien ESQ in Wake Couu.
ty, n. c., The 18th December FRANCES HkaRsoN widow
Of William Harrison deceased in the 18th year her aes
Inc deceased mad long been exemplary member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. died in the triumphsut
hope of bssful eternity Her Christian hope strong in
life strong in the article of DEATH has convened her
spirit to the chimes of everlasting rest Her troubled soul
Is now IN eternal repOse and her numerous virtues will
long be recoIected by her friends and acquaintance
soul fuller Of melting sympathy for the misortuneS of
thsse around her lived Her friends have the con-
solaon of feeling well assured that she has found her
brightest hopes realized IN gaining full admsncs in
heaven.
.tB- State Journal, Register, and New Orleans Delta
please copy.
In Salisbury Sunday the 9Th of December IN bis for.
ty first year. ARCHIBALD H. CALDWELL Attorney at law
and son of the Hon. d. f. Caldwell.
The announcement of the decease of this most estas
gentleman, viii awaken in community universal
tinent OF SORROW The long and painful affection which
terminated bis life borne as it was with patience forude
and submission invests the event with additional sadness
while we deplore calamity which has removed from
one endeared with many manly and intellectual
sttanments Descended from family which has reflected
the honor on the State by mental endowment and
varied public services Mr. Caldwell had inherited these
most remarkable qualities To disposition trusting ami
able and benevolent he united elevated honor
candor and TRUTH These qualities the intimate associs-
ton of professional life had attached him with ties Of
sincere affection the members of the profession and
Just to add had given him in the community universal
PoPuarity-a popularity not Won by effort or Importantly
but yielded as spontaneous tribute to good heart
and pure life Mr. Caldwell had enjoyed the opportunities
of good education which had been diligently improved
Before applying himself to the study of the law he had
plored wide range of literature which yielded the
sources OF refined taste and liberal IDEAS Under the guild
ance of that eminent urs his father be had devoted HIM
self with diligence TO the profound study of the principles
OF legal science In this pursuit he had emnently
successful and had only understood the principles Of
law as science but had mastered its practical details
The only impeachment to eminent bis singular.
~ retiring aud unobtrusive temper. This difficulty was
last disappearing before the exgences of increasing
practice and would only have served ornament to
distinction and excellence
In community like ours it is not to be supposed that
subject prominent the Christian religion could have
escaped his attention On the contrary, that important
subject had in early life received dgent and careful in.
curry and lie bad examined the truths the holy religion
IN the light of its able defenders and exposors It'll
source of unspenkabe comrt that in the prorsced and
rackng malady hich he subjected he found his
chief source of consolation and hope. Cox