Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
OssIrU AIRY.


DIED, at the residence of Mrs Belts in the
! county of Bote!ourt FrIdey night tho 29lh ult
PAUL JONES CHAPLIN. aged about years.
son Of the late W. r Cnapl'n, Esq Cashier Of the
Br nch of the Bank OF Virginia at Dangllle- -
The subject of this obituary notice was hoy OF
more than ordinary promise, and the circumstance
attending his sudden and untimcly death of tho
most affecting character.
Bat a few Days before, IN all The loneliness 81
youth, and flushed with health he left his wido wed
mother, and ia company with his aunt and two sis
iers, he set out visit TO Boctourt anh on tho
day Of his deccase visiting AT the house OF
o neighbor and friend, Col James McClaDhhan,
where he thrown from horse, which .pused
his death IN about . hours afterwards. THIS dear
boy had MOI lived here long, was a member Of the
Sabbath School IN connection with The End Prc5by
terrain Church--'nd hero his sant Attendance
and the uniform proptlety OF hs conduct, greatly
eudenfed hun to tho whole school But young as
he was, and short as hrs sojonrn amongst Us had
been, his memory VIII long be cherished IN the at
ectiouBte recollection Of those " ho knew iimi Tor
hey saw in the carIy develo imenl OF his mind,
germ Of intellect of high and commanding order
But hc has been suddenly cut down, as a flower IL
ITS earliest, sweetest bindings Lowing behind hlm
widowed mother, aud circle of brothers and sls.
ters, Of whom, no seemed amoU the IDOL To this
dear -crrcc, bereayed md sorrowi9l they arc II
will afford tho sweetest consolation TO their so'-
rowing hearts, and awaken the ivellcs gratitude
To God 10 know that yoGng he wn3 for months
past he Ind been the subjoct OF religious impressions
and had ic The claims of God and ete,nity upon
hrs soul hat aftoi lie close OF profacted meeting
held IN TINS place las winter, Which he oonttantly
attended, nc was known regularly to retire for
prayer, with an ar Of serlousntss uni solemnHyi
which bespoke IN, earnest sincerity OF his soul
az Ia fp u hO VI HIp
with him. he would affirm that he was " u convert
cd child FOR he dearly ,ovrd his Saviour" We
love to ndulgc the hope, that he now sleeps IN the
bosom of this " dear Saw our while he views
him face 10 face, nnJ worships increasingly IN
the great temple aboyo.
The Southern Religious Telegraph will please
insert this notice.
- Oh he 30lh ult. after l6 Jays conhne-
ncnt 10 her bed, at The Refuge CABIN the Pop
lar Meeting House, of a combination of diseases,
| Mrs MiI-DRLD HALKERSTONE, the wfte
OF RoJerI Haikersiono, who fought ond b!ed on
der Washngton's wang years III the Revolution
I airy @ar.
Prom he Princeton Ken Retord, m, 90.
| DIED, after short but painful illness of con-
! ee.4ve fvrr, at his residence in U.on county, on
| Toes ',Y the Ia "a inst. at 10 o'clock p. NJ. WIN.
| Il BLAIR, n the GOA yer Of his ase--he was
! the youngest son MI Allen Bar, an nged pstri
o, q the Il youuon, and nov d respectable Gun
zen Of Amherst county Va. As an emphalcally
| honest and upright mao, none stood higncr than
Mr. Blair as husband and father none couiJ be
mora Raec,onate, as a master none could be more
hraraa and ,ndulgent. He has left a widow with
az .sfan, son. to lament her almost insupporable
bereavement. But tho circumstances attending his
exit, should mitigate. nay entirely suppress her
grief On the lilh July he lost his son Charles
Edwin. . years old on ~ 9Th inst, lis eldest
daughter, an interesting child of5 years old all