Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-08-08
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MsaRlED, on the StH july last, by J. A. Lott,
Esq, Mr.. EDWARD New and Miss MARTHA Pres
COAT, oil of this District.
..OBITU A RY,

DEfARrED this life on the 2Sth Of July, Of Hydro
thOrax, after illness Of some six or eight weeks,
Mrs. AIARTuA A REBECCA; consort Of Col. JonS
F.!TALsERr. The deceased was about twenty seven
years Of ase and the last ten years OF her lie de-
voted member of the Baptist Church
Mrs. T. was an affectonate and dutliui wi'e, con-
sistent Christian, q fond mother, an indulgent mis-
tress and kind and con6ding friend. Her many csti-
unable Qualities are engraved deeply upon the hearts
OF all, for she had endeared herself to all who knew
her. During her illness sho frequently was heard
to speak of death with that calmness characteristic
of :.true Christian. She entered the dark vaey''
in triumph aud with smiles on her lips. Precious
in The sight Of the Lord is the death Of his saints"
She has left devoted husband, two children, and
large circle Of near relations and friends who
deeply mourn her early death but they sorrow
no. as those who have no hope," for they have the
blessed assurance that for her to die her eternal
gain.
G!The storm that rcnds the wintry sky
No more disturbs thy sweet repose
Than summers evenings latest sigh
That shuts the rose"
ALSO, on the 3Oth July, infant SON Of Col. JonS
+. TALDERr, aged only few days.
His beautifully formed features, his bright smiles will
mo longer gladden. the heart Of fond parent Death
has taken him from afectionate caresses-dlmned
his once bright and beautiful eyes-beached his
little rosy cheek--plucked q jewel from dotng
father's arms He may lisp that dear name, my
infant son, - but alas hollow sound will return
with heart melting plaintiveness, "my infant son."
He is another lie up in Heaven He has gone to his
mother, whom we have every assurance has gone
to heaven Weep not for him. He has u harp with
the Redeemed. .'Suffer little children to come
unto me, for of such is the kingdom of hcaven.D
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T Abbevillc papers please copy.
DIED. at the residence of l.. S. johnson, Esq.,
ON the Goth ut., DR.. 5. C. BRUNSON, eldest son
of Rev. D. d. Brunson, in the Oath year of his age
The deceased was at the time of his death on
visit at the house Of his brother n-law intending
after few days to leave for the mountains for the
benefit Of his health. Though at that period Of life
when it seems peculiarly desirable to live, he ex-
pressed himself willing to die il it was the will Of
his Heavenly Father. His great regret was that he
must part with his young wife and infant child to
whom he was so tenderly attached. He had for
some time previous his death reoiced in the pos
session of good hope, through the saving grace of
the Lord Jesus. Ills last moments were remarka-
biy peaceful and his death like falling into quiet
sleep His remains were deposited in the buryipg
ground of the Antioch Church, in the presence Of
hismourn;ng family and friends. These "sorrow
not as those who have no hope"
DEPARTED thiS lie, on the l4tn OF dune last,
MARY UNICY TAYLOR, daughter of Mrs. E.
\. Taylor, after short illness Of three days-aged
six months and fourteen days.
She was sweet and lovely child, but alas, alas.
with all her sweet and lovely. charms she was
snatched away, and gone to her Father in glory for
he says % Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
DEPARTED this life on the 3Oth of May last, Mrs.
KELLAH BRYANT, wife of Hansel Bryant, and
the only daughter and child of Henry and Elizabeth
Ford, after IN illness of several months.
She bore her atflictions with great patience and
Christian fortituie. But perfectly resignedto the
will OF her Heavenly Father she gave up all for that
rest that remains for tho people Of God. She was
loved by al who knew her.
"Jesus can make IL dying bed
Feel soft as dUwny pillows are
While on his breast / lean my head,
And breath my life out sweetly there"
A FRIEND.