Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
I" Man is \ transient Gniing flower
That even in 6ioSSomiag di, g."

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That even in JioS$oming dies
The remembrance of one gentle and affection
ate 50 sni!c$s AMI trustworthy, will he pleasant tho
mnurnfuI To ihc memory Of I'll who knew HIM well.
I'm his lie conversation and manners he re-
marLab!c fnr purity and simplicity which are too
seldom seen in this "rIuil;rg world 1T is not
known 10 his friends that hc ever uttered proiane
or vulgar word
In his last painful moments, his patient endurance
and luyc,v submission enlcarr Him It'll more to
the mourning hearts around him. He had not pre-
vnusly made an open prof. Of prty; but il was
apparent that The teachings %! pious Mother hal
not been ,St upon his serious and rctccilng mind.
He received Tie cnnsulatcns Of religion with asm-
pie and childish faith which had never been sullicl
hv evil fashions. nor daikrnrd by Il shade Of unbc-
ei Neatly his las; breath w:s spent in an earnest
desire for that eternal lie ~ described to him rs
state of immortal rest and happiness. The solemn
an interesting scene Of his diving honr will NOT easi-
II be forgotten by The many who witnessed t-so
calm, 50 RATIONAL ~ free from cai,hIy wishes, it
seemed indeed,
",lu,c "n The verge Of Heaven" D.
her aunt. in Abbrvir District S. c., Miss MARY
>-JaH&, Eldest daughter of augustus c. Cofr Esq,
in the l1Ih.. year ni her age.
Size bore h,r atf!iron viii, patiEcc and Christian
resignation, which Terminated in Typu;d ftver-in
twrn,v-twn DAYS. She lad ne yer cnrn, ccd herself
with any Church. but t" h'r aunt that She intended
doing 81 us soon us she returned to I!dsrlied which
she would have done in few days. if she had lived.
She requested her father to take her remains 10
Ehgcic'd for intcrmrn and begged him TO DO all
the good he could in this world, and try to meet her
in Heaven. She often spoke Of her brother and
left. us her DIVING request that he should live in
this world, that he might he prepared 10 meet her
around the Throne uf God. She vl:en spoke of The
happy change in her s"ul.
She OLA remarkable Kind and amiahe disrosi
ton and very aiicctionatc her dsconso.c father,
brother and two sisters, whom she leaves To
mourn their loss. We symrathisc with the afflicted
father in this rs we'll his former b. rcavcmcnts
for i< ony one short year since he was deprived Of
his dear companion and two !ovrly daughters. May
r b. enabled 10 bear Ike a!"iing iisprnsaion Of
Ill wise Creator, aul meet thc;r I'LL IN Heaven.
J.
u Ab5cY;c papers p asc copy.
DIED. on the I'd Of October in this District,
Ms WlSAroRp WILLIAMS in the six;y-six year
of her age.
She hal made peace with her rr,icemcr about 90
Years before her Death anL lived rious member Of
the Cailam's Baptist Church. She WIS one "s
the most Industrious women that ever lived She
was kind and afIcciunae Ia her Children and grand
children obIir#g /" her a"igkbors. and ndu'gens
as Il mistress. Her sutrng< were shGrt but very
distressing lasting ouly ,Ir,e days. aud IT terminating
in the incr<si"n of the bowels or cramp c"lick. We
have no ioub; but that she is 1T rest with her
precious Saviour.
Drp on the ii OF September last in this District,
WINAFoRD. a"ri exactly two months. youngest
daughter Of Edward arl Elizabeth ll"w!r, and
grand daughter Of the above Mrs. Williams. l's
complain, WAS whpnpirg cough The parents should
not girvc a. Christ has said '' sr.; LITTLE children
t" come unto me, for Of such is the Kingdom Of
Ilravcn.n
DIED on tie % or scrtrnrr las. in his District
MILAN H.. orIy child Of Ties. ard Prudence
Williams, ana Great grand "f he departed MIS-.
Williams a.cc three months, uf Niarrhora.
Died in this District OF Sunday evening the 29th
Of October joins EDWARD only son Of Wiiam anil
| \Iurtl,l six Years