Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

see ned to strange, and The family became greatly
ala rmed thinking tina, she would MOI recover sgnm
Que OF her physicians was sent for. and on MS NJ
rival she smlliusly SAID, they se,n Tor you, did
they Doctors cnn do me no eood-Ihey have
ALL except myself becn greatly alarmed To
which be replied. - bud u been for religion,
suppose yon would have been alnsn d tpn'--sbe
aid, Eyes lreekon should have been 80 much
afr,ghted thet should have died suro enough.
She told her Aun, that all she now rrayed was TO
see her friends and relations ee' religion anJ thai
she did not wan, to die IN the manner above men-
toned but lint she wanted To have strength TO
talk 10 thsm nll She retained her sensrs 10 Ma
last but was unable, from great emncia,lon enddl'
b.l,iy to talk To her friends the subject of rell
ION Shr cleppej Ter cold hands repeatedly, and
raised her dying eyes To heaven ~ insen Of victory
then cln.ned her hands -xpresstsely toeethef, AMI
without struggle or groan, gently lnealhed her
Triumphant, srltlt into tho bosom OF her Lord.
DEPARTED this lfe suddenly on the evening
ofthe ~ inst nj her res,dener IN Bedford county,
Mrs SARAH ANN REYNOLDS. consor Of
VIZ John Alexander Reynolds. IN The 23rd year of
her nee Her dlsensc was 7yphuS Grarior The
wors, fever that rage. IN our CLIMATE, which IN the
short space of one week hurried this far viciim
from earthly scenes of woe and scenes of plea
sure to mnsic with the departed IN tho land Of
spirits Death - the common lot of oll but 10 w
mor,als the final sx 81 one ~ mighty thing. IL
the vigorous prime oi life, Using asa flower IN the
morning, N the bloom of beauty and the boast OF
health she was plucked away by the ruthless hand
of DEATH long ere tn noon began ifs whitening in
huencc. She seemed deeply impressed with her
fate, from tho vary commencement of her Ill
ness and vany did her physicians, with the ar
dent zeal of friends, combat tho fatal mnlndy TO-
death conqucrs oil and, sinking to tho grave she
was buoyed 10 heaven. She WAS often heard 10
'nli on her Almighty Fahc' 10 save her; and the
writer OF this notice, well others around
peatedly saw, by her gestures, when speech had
left her that she sitova wit The Spirit of her Got
for his powerful mercy and the soothing woods,
" ask and II she'll be eivcn,' uhof the consoling
nuctian without n shadow Of doubt That she is
now shouting IN the Angelic choir around the
throne. In her las, rational words she COMMENDED
her two infant daughters o the mercy Of Ciod an !
the sympa HES Of the world In hor life she FIJI
6led every department. Of an aminbe woman hn-
loved by all who knew her Her death will lon
be held IN painful re,ne,nbraea Ivy irr numerous
friends and relations, nnd loving, but grrfs tnug
dlsconsolo,e husband ANGUS.
- on the y insi. in the lth month OF hor
agc, SARAH ANN, only daoghor of Hugh NJ
and Eliza H. Near Like Young flower she
lived ng ou.h 10 delight with her beauty
like young song bud, she uttered few swec,
notes an episode on cnrlh--nn nleluiah 10 fca
ven.
-, IN Lynchbnr,, sud lenly, on Thursd ~
oisht last, WILLIAM IA RRiSON, Esq ono
versay esteemed bv those who enjoyed mo IRta-
su,e Of his acquaintance.