Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-28
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Departed this life in the county of Granville on 18th
instant in the 9th year of her age, Miss Susan Taylor
the last surviving daughter OF John c. Taylor, Esq
Forgive, blest shade the tributary tear
That muurns thy exit from world like this;
Forgive the wish that would have kept thee here,
And stay'd thy progress to the seats of bliss!
In Oh than county, N. c.. the 18th inst at the resi-
dence of his mother, Aaron D. H,aden Esq, in the s9th
year of his age
The deceased highly esteemed by all who knew him
as man OF the purest integrity and Of the kndest feel
ngs and warnest sympathy towards all with whom he had
any connection lie one of those who take pleasure in
relieving the minsterne to the comfort of such
as have encountered the rowns OF adversely When such
dies the community in which he has lived must
deed feel that theirs is sad bereavement and this in
stance there is also the melancholy reflection that the de-
ceased has been called away in the prime of manhood and
in the midst of his usefulness But is relief those
that mourn to know that there blessed immortality for
those who by their efforts in behalf of humanity con-
tribute in small degree to wipe the widows tear
and comfort and provide for the orphan child, scatter
plenty and general cheerfness amid of desution
is taught them in the falling leaf and the whitening ower-
that in the midst Of life in deaththat ought
all times, to be ready.
The deceased left large circle of friends and relatives
mourn their rrctrevabe loss May the dews of Heaven
be propitious that wake the verna flowers his much
loved grave. [CoM.
81 Fayetteville Observer please copy.
ther Dr. William s. Atkins, on the 18th day Of December
a. d., IS S, Charles S. Atkins.
Thus, in the mysterious dispensatons of Him whose
past finding parents, brother and sister, kim
dred and friends called bow grief under the deep
and affective bereavement in the death of duul atec
tionac and true Of and devoted brother; of
constant and attached lend of just entering upon
early active and hopeful manhoOd-whuse aims were
satcd whose ambition ard aspirations for usefuness
whose impulses generous and high whose adherence
to TRUTH in the rvoes of childhood had been
known to daer and whose whole life had rendered him
the pride Of his PARENTS had made him the object of the
doting affection of only sister and only surviving
brother and had Won for him the love of his associates and
the confidence and of acquantances and whose
whole character combined whatever goes make up the
character OF true But 81 the pitcher is broken
the fountain and the golden cord is loosed and ali that
mortal of Charles s. Atkins has passed away and the
mortal has put on immortality.
The deceased born in Orange county, North Caro-
lima, the 18th day of August A ID. 1885, and brought
to Desoa county, Mississippi by his parents, the 9th
day of December A d. 1884, aud departed this lie the
18th day Of December A D., 1858, at the age of twenty
two years and four months.
e8s Hillsboro' Recorder please publish.
Dr. William Fl. Speller, aged twenty weight years. depart
ed this life i'll Windsor the morning Of Wednesday the
22d December
generosity of character He was much esteemed by the
whole community and especially by those of his age
As physician he had but just commenced, it were, in
life, and from his high tone gentleman the sphere of
his influence would in few years have been very extern
Sve.
His lingering illness borne by him with the same
manly forttude which marked all his conduct in life At
last however, he gave and death the life of
much admired by all, and intensely loved by large
family conncxon After the impressive service of the
Episcopal Church. by Rev. Mr. Bronson, his remains fol-
lowed by large concourSe, placed in the burial
ground with the other deceased members of the family