Died

In D.x5).ir, Wis'iifnuv Co. on the 12th inst., Mr. Jouw Sikcí.auí, in ihc Gd yeur of htó age. Mr. Sinclntr was a native of irclaiid, bul oarly ernigroted to ihis comitiy. He was a rrian of gtronjc mi;ri. of cxiersivc b imnce an' utnfo.in fjenevolnce. Mis loes-wilt bosensibly feit hy bis wiJoW, chüdren and iho comiuuniiy in whichhe nvocL Com. In Ann Arhor. Mra. CatHajuvf, oonsnrt of Harper Pnrtridgo, u the 34th year of hvr age. Mrs. P. was a nieircler of ihe Pre?bj teriart chtirch - of deci nud uniform pieiy - loved oud respected by nH wlio knew her. Tlie eamo Gospel which was her comfo'rtfn ifc- wns her 8ifnce n ihe hour rf death. A lew hours beíore her departure. shc called her husbnnd and frienda to hor bed side- commended ihem lo God ond b.ide thein nn afiectionaie forewell; and at about ten o'clock in tf e evenmg oi (he I4rb inst , sweetly feil sleep in Clirisi, under the ir.fl lence f a ful! and perfect hope of a glorioua inherhancc anong the siiims in light. At Pomerset, Hillsdale Co., July 21, Oscar Hall, eon of R. E. IlaiJ, uged IByears, formerly from Massachusette. N. B. Will tlie True VVesleyan plcasa copy.. In Ihia village.on the 10: h nst. Odblla C, only child of S. D. and S. A. Burnetf, ged 4 rnonths.