The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-04
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~. Obituary. 4
Died, at their residenc. IN
on the 18th inst, at 3 o,,l. W. g'aa
u Dtar'nea' MRS ELlzapR4r II
81 81 s george J, Hume. For n. i
sln'Ied under this disease y,
christian fortitude which ~ II
Viona life-a disease wbi.E
Tue best prescription and ~
that a kind and devoted n. @.9'l !
her;-ths simmons ia .S'
submitted wiFhous a sigh d ,,a
? ~. amlpol9 wife and molbs, h, =
which held her here were ~. !
and she rsloi'edid The prospss,
released from all hen tolls 1
freely with husband and rslni,s y
attendance; assuring them i. \,
death-it ned no terrots d i. n
ments were spent thus, and iod..s NJ
While In conversation, aba m I
that had, fer the last IL Nh. i, "
features 50 Fndiantly, sill ,,,la' y
death had taken possession j n
mains. The writer visited 4, .u
previous. She had JUS. rssO,s,.ita
ing spell anc was rejoicing; ,,,.5
be surprised that she Va. s61 4
She expressed great love d, H u
mem to meet herin heavtn4,
Py-had no poin' Leaving h T.
night when | returned next n0,i,' 3
Just expired, and that same b.s1' j
St'Il existed, and she ioqasd plS,,s
slept.5 az
$50 fades The lovely %bloonip,I !
Frail, smiling solaqo Il Il bsa.
80 soon our transient confon X
And pleasures only bloom tsss /
sne protested religion SOME I'm v III
Intended iOining the ehutch hi, W.. ~
was very pious-one in whom II,
guile. She left an inIant 4, Il \,
old-a kind husband--a sistet-sm d
and numerous other seladtss .Ba :
she had no enemies, to mourn htetI n,
She was in her 22d year. =
May God bless this sad bert,v,,s
good of her husband and telaite,a y
and enable them to ptspdre d nd "
heaven-as she earnestly requested !
There is a calm for those who !.
A rest for weary pilgrims 5n
They softly lie, and sweelly sel n.
Low in the gouni, i
The storm that wrecks the vilta i,
No more distutbs their depnr %
ll.an summers evening lRa "a
That shuts the rqe. \
Thou traveller in the vale d siu II
TO realms Of everlasting Eg, 4
Through times dark pildslad (
Pursae thy fight "
Whate'er thy lot, whereis' liqa !.
Confess thy folIy-kiss The nod; u
And In thy Christening sououa !
The handof God
Tho long Of winds and waves ID Il Nd
CONDEMNED in wrelehedaes6l
Thou soon shalt reach 1 shehIg 4
A quiet home. c
Thy soul renewed BY grace DIVINE S
Ia Gods own lwlge feed lpH q
In heavens eternal sphere shdla y
A star d day.
Ildng ID lay this painful head )
Aud aching hear beneath liiI Y
To slumbcr in thai dreamleab vi
Fromal ny tolls ii
Died, oil Saturday morning, sSla +.
ELIZABETH Il~ENpERsoFi aged 0 .
months aud I days. She iamotadlp !
Caroliua to Canton dbout three FH
She hpd,been a professor d telg'll I,
80 years, and died haPpyin tholiun 4
Christian faith. She has left tohdl Y
aud respectable family and to boz a. III
acquaintance, a bright exauplahi'A
actcrized by the faithful and a''i'a
ance of every social and christian " A
DIED, On tic 3Oth ultl Re'i'A /.
daughter of Franklin and Ann l'''lI
aged two years four months snf els'' \
"EurIy, bright, transient en'''
dewy ~
She sparkled, was exhal'd, and sep'''
Baltimore papers please copy
DIED, At Coopetis Wen in Hndiu
on the 3lst July, Mrs. hOofEF ~ \
the 58th year Of her age. edn'pi' =
Webb, of Madison County \
Tennessee and North Cafolll'
please copy.
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