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MELANCHOLY DEArH-On Sunday night last,
Mrs. Edmonds, wife of Mr.. William Edmonds of
this City, was on visit to her son living IN AL
bany, and retired to rest in the evening aPpar-
emily in good health. The next morning, not
appearing at the breakfast-hour, she was sought
and found in her bed-dead. She had not strug-
gled nor disarranged the bed-clothes in the least


but it seems had been attacked in the night with
a rush of blood 10 the head, ito which she was
previously subect,) and died without a groan.
She leaves ten children. several of them quite
young. and many attached friends to mourn her
untmcly loss The first intimation the bereaved
husband had OF her illness, even, was by her
return to his house corpse !. Her age was lb.