Died

In Ann Arbor, September 6th, 1842. James Jones furmerly of Fairlax.' Vermonr, in the 50th yenr of lus age, with inflammation upon the brain. Thus. another mortal, has been swept from off ihe stage of nciion, and theatre of human existencia. Hiesickness was of short duration. Bui u-i'.hmuch pmiencc and christían resignatíon, he bore the pains and ills of life. With a ful! faith n the gospel of the "Princc of Peacc," he feil islëep in the arm of death; looking forward hrougli the rista of the future, when he by the voiccr of the resurrection would particípate, and enjoy thatresi of immortal bliss, which is for the ;';n;;ily of man. May the preciouö promises of the gospel sustain, comfort and uphold the alflicted family.- May ihe disDensa'.ions of divine grace be poured nut upon their minds, is the sincere prayer anddesire of all sympu'Msing frknds and ncighbors. [CoM.