Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-03-04
OBIT u A R Y.

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IT is with much regret that We have to record
the death of Mrs. GLOVER, consurt Of Mr.. Wiley
Glover.
She departed this life. on the oath of Fcbrua-
ry, after brief illness, in the 4lst year OF her
age, leaving 4 kind and aiftctionatc husband,
eight children and an aged mother. with large
circle of friends and relations to mourn their ir
rcparable loss Early in life she ATTACHED her
self to the Baptis, Church. and was a devoted
aul consistent member Seldom ia Church.
family and neighborhood. called upon to give
up so worthy and etficicn, n member rs the snb-
ject of this notice. She was devoted to her
famly, stcadfast and faithful in her friendships,
frank in the avowal Of her opinion and inhcNibe
in adherence to her principles.
The day of her funeral had nccn set apart and
every requisite preliminary had been made Er
daughters marriage feast, but alas rcnlorsclrss
death came, and instead Of 4 daughters mar
riagc il was mothers funeral This sad event
produced profound sensation on the hearts Of
all. y scene go deeply affecting has seldom
been witnessed
Suddenly she was called on TO meet her God,
and a few hours sickness ended her earthly en-
stcnce; bnt short rs the time was her lamp was
doubtless found trimmed and burning.
May her bereavcd husband and children. whom
she so fondly loved, and in her expiring mo-
pents, so ardenlly bcsoupht 70 meet her in
Heaven. die as she died, and meet where part
ing will he no more. ).
DIED, in Randolph County, Alabama, on the
Cd day Of February, 1852. Mr.. ALEXANDER
IlowLE. in the sxty-ninth year of his age, after
painful illness Of ten months, caused By the
kick Of an Ok, which he bore With christian for
titudc.
The deceased was born and raised in Elgcficid
District and about twelve Years ago lie remnvcd
to Randolph County, Alabama, where he ended
his mortal existence lie has left numerous
train of relations and friends in Edgeticld Dig
trict, TO mourn his untimcly end, but they mourn
not as without hope, :or he left behind the con-
soling hope that he is gone 10 rest j.
DIcp, of Pneumonia, on the 4th day Of Feb
ruary, at his residence in Madison County. Ten.
ncssec, DAVID NICHOLSON, in the 6lst year Of
his age
The deceased was born in EdgcGeld District.
sc. lFeprofesscd religion while quite youth.
united himself with the Baptist Church, held at
Little Stevens Creek, and remained member
until he emigrated from Carolina to Tennessee,
in 1928 He then rejoined the Church, at
Browns Creek, (Gaptist) and remained an or
ncrly and exemplary member, until his death.
lie was kind and ohliging, affcctionate to his
children and friends, icdulgent to servants, and
universally beloved by all who knew.
On being askel a few days before his death,
if he feared to die, he answered that He did, !"
but said that I" If it was the will Of his Maker,
that he should die, that he WAS perfectly re-
signed that hc felt tha, hc should enter faircr
AMI better world than this.
The deceased leaves wife, several children,
and large number Of friends and relations to
mourn his loss. 81 heard a voice from Heaven
saying unto me wright blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord" j. G. n.
Haywood, Tenn, February 1859.