Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25
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plED al me Sweet springs, on the lSth OF oct
after protractcd and paIui,h illness, and IA the
2lsl year Of her age, Mss LOUISIANA HUB
ARD, only daurhter o, Doct Jotncs I HUBBARD
decd. OF Buckingham.
1hedcai. ofthis interesting voun. lady viii be
dee,ly lsmented Endowed with discriminating
and vigorous mind liberal in her feelings atlee-
tlona;e IN her disposition, and diiable IN her man
ncrs size comm lndaJ the rcspcc, an eenc,,cd the
esteem ofal va knew In. Topariig oi thought
4nl rse,itaIe otdcpolhnen she united firm bellei
in tbs ;raih Ethc Christian Echgiaa, aud un.nfn
enccd by the oyau2,aeaf enjoyment Of thus world
She soash. Cor happiness where So and subsian-
tiai happiaeJ.. can only he found the practice
othat pelg, Which has been prescribed TO man, by
, a wise pfplid nee.
Miss Il bal Two Or three years inc, o>aic pro.
iosson o. Religion, aud at The timn OF her )ral she
wo4 a ,nemblt Of the Episcopal Church. She had
been IN d>licatr hellth l,r snma tlnlc anl dur.
iHs the past SUM, unattended b. any female
irend she bad v,sited the Va. Sprlnas, IN cpnpa-
ny witt her two brohars. While IT tho Sweet
springs sho was sid with The fever, Which
unfortunately lni ~ fatal termination. From
the lades, who Wcre at the sweet Spnn1S
during ilcr illness, che received those Kind and
G4nIly attentions, which the erx knows well
! l!ow to sdnpster, aml which, Wills, they spo,ac
the feelings af,he sick tend greatly TO alleviate the
severity ogpan.
! Flor friends, in rcsrettns the loss which they
have sustained viii derive some consolation from
mo rejection, that she ovinccd the dlsnlird iorti.
tlde aud the calm resignation which charuc.erlse
the Christian. HID II ayeu pcrnulot hen tn I've,
she Wls d stneI To adorn her soy, and TIA, society
/ Of which shy was a member. I.oue, yes, very long
VIII she be- remembered. She has leil Two brothers
I - 4 VI /
iacnt hct nn,mcly end 10 admire her character, md
reverence her virtues
-----.-, IN I.bety Thursday evening last,
! CHARLES, oUly clald Of Cap,ain fcivcrton y
Oliver, aeod IT. months. lie wps indeed mos'
! Interesting boy beloved and coressed by all who
saw him, bur particularly TO his parents he was
an object dcarcr dian all else mos, dear yel he
has, 10 the isootn OF Providence left thcm no, To
sorrow without hope, but with the assurance that
OF sucA i the Kingdom OF Heaven.
GA = thcru ono Terrestrial boon
Oar hearts lose lot 90 soon, too soon
! -, on the 25ih Of August, 1899 ABSA-
! LON TOIER, (son Of Lcmucl Toler, late Of VIZ
gina, in Jefferson county, Kentucky His death
was oecasoncd by a fall from Il sea1od, while
working on some of the buildings IN Louisville,
Ky This promising youth was q MP, by the
year of his a.e Though young, be saw he was Il
sinner asains, God, and while attending a Comp
Meeting near lyuclbme, ,hcd By tie Methodist
Ptote5.auis) sought His pardooh@ mercy, and
found peace. IN that ntonemcn,. which cogtrs
through Jesus Christ This Camp Meeting, was
IN the iail of lHI1 some time thereafter he joined
The VI. T. Church IN I.ynclibure continuing faith.
ful and steady Las' sprung, h. wehi IN the West,
! PriHz,pa9H 10 see hIs AGED ia'nef who IS u wor.
! m member Of the Methodist Episropa Church.
and, lnore thon ifaf, an honest man, the noblest
work Of God On tic testimony OF ihls vcnCa.
| bic uian, cnn say ~ his RELATIVES, and the
! Church Of whlch lac VISA member A'Bd,on died
desiring Heaven, AID fearing nething besides
! He nlaed ih' Church in Louisville, Kentucky
und from ms fathers letter now before me, vas
u.urh esteemed by his brethren.
When life embcAtnous storms ou'f,
How calm hc meets the friendly shore,
Who lived aycrse from sin,
| Such peace on virtues path attends,
! That. where the sinner pleasure ends.
fe Christians Joys bcgr'l. JP
! - on YhursdaY, HE 18th instant Of Scar
lie, Fever, in the for,ieth year other age MIS-. ELL
ZABkTH pURSELL, wife Of Nj Thomas
Pusel OF Bedford and second daughter Of Henry
| Norman Of Campbell County, leaving a devoted
and aaeelionatc husband-.a large family Of
| bel aiess daughters, and numerous relatives and
| ir.cuds to lament their rreparabIe loss.-Mrs Pnr
sell was rrof,ssur Of Religion, aad had been for
scvorn wears, member OF the Methodist Episen=
pal Church Her aged parents and her friends
have the consoliog hope, thai, as " her earthly
house of this ,abctnacc has been dissolved, she has
Il building ofGod house not made With hands,
eternal ia the Heavens"
-, in this place. Oh Monday night last, Mr..
THOMASJ. DUVA1, formerly Of Richmond.