The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
DIED.

In Waynesborough on the Sd inst after an Illness of
few days. Mr. John S. Powell formerly of Smitheld, in
the 49th year OF his age leaving vile and three children
TO mourn loss which to them be repaired
He kind and afecenate husband and parent and
all that need be said of him is, that he bore through life
the character of kind, good-hcaed charitable, and
honest man. and those who knew him bestowed him
best. .. GEL, ..-.-tgs. s- .f..z. ...., Com.
The sandersviIle Reporter, published in Georgia. will
At Mobile, on the 18th ult Mrs Henrietta E. Sears
daughter of the late Benz. |. King OF this City.
In Edenton, Capt Stewart Dean, affera long and
painful illness.
In Washington County, at the residence his father
on the l1th ofSept, Cullen c. rmisead, infant Of
Dr. Vim. A. AImistead. ta .-
On the 9th inst af er severe illness of 24 hours at his
Hay Mount Mr. Peleg Pearce aged 81 years
born in Providence, R. and for the last thirty years
In Mobile, Ala. on the 18th ult of the yellow fever
Henry w: Horn, formerly respectable merchant OF
Fayetteville. -...-...
-. From the New Orleans Weekly Bulletin.
"Weep-for her voice will greet no more;
Weep-for her brow of love is dim;
Where heavens eternal fountains pour,
Her spirit brealhes its eternal hymn" .tH..If.
That ssdeath loves shining mark - so trite an ex-
preston, regarded with comparative indiffer-
ence but when realized in our own families or
in the circle of our friends, its truth presses to our
spirits with painful and Irresistible power; it then no
longer dies the unmeanngly, but penetraes the
heart, andreceives ons anguish stricken strings
quvocal response. ~ ..- .. .-.s. ...;.#
The occason-how shall we approach it! The tears
of morning affection from bereaved husband are vet
howing the heart wounds of dsconsolate orphaus are
still bleeding, and would not disturb them but to
pour in the balm of our tenderest sympathy.
On Friday 29th ult after protracted and painful ILL.,
which she bore with calmness and resignation trus
ting full hope of the mercy in Cod and blessed re-
dempon hereafter, departed this transtory fife in the
45th year of her age. Mrs Rachel Cohen consor Ben
jamin Cohen, native of England, late of Charlotte NJ
C.. and for the last five years resident of this cty
In the demise of lady, society has depiore the
loss of one of its most valuable members as phan-
thropist her will be deeply engraven upon the
hearts of the INDECENT and distressed The couch of dis
will have the loss of whose dav soace
to administer to the comforts aud necessities othoe
who had been oVeraken by the iron hand Of stern advcr
sity: she had indeed ', .a.s 81 JF gaaon.
-#..1 --.v ...s. --ssTear for pity tt&
And hand open day for melting charity.'' f
But to her afflicted and disconsolae family this vista
ton of Almighty God, is Long, long will her
dscoHsoate partner and afflicted orphans bemoan their
rreparabe bereavement long will they mourn the sud
den transit from this vale of tears of their earthly protec
tor for she has left in her domestic circle not
to be filed; but may all-wse dispenser of events
reconcile them 10 this dspensatlon of his Providence
and enable them to say-'Lord, not nv will but thine
be done p s- .r-. ~ s'-a aFaaF s 80 'f1lE -
Farewell, thou best one, thou shall not be fofgot
Full oft and olt shall thy friends appear; - *
Full oft in silence on the sacred spot.
Where thou art laid shall they dwell weeping there
Thy memory lies within thy childrens' heart--sls
And there shall still be haowed till life cease;
Oh may they meet thee where friends may part,
And where the weary rest from all their woes.
- RIM.
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