In Napoleon on the 18th inst., after a few hours illness, JANE, wife of John Thrapp, in the 66th year of her age, leaving a husband and eight children.
She was noted for her benevolence and hospitality to strangers, her equanimity of temper, [smudged], friendship, and for her faithful discharge of her duty to God and to man, as she understood those duties; therefore she leaves a large circle of friends in this county, and in the counties of Knox and Licking, to mourn her loss. /s/ A. LEMERT