Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-11
OBITUARY.

months and 90 days. Death bnt seldom invndrs
our dwellings. without removing from amon.s, us
some iotlly beloved nnti cherished object bul
when one, ~ tho prime of life, AMI IN the midst OF
her usefulness, sustaining nj once the varied nnl in.
iefesting relations ofa friend, a wife and u mother,
IS suddenly and Unexpectedly cut down, the dispcn-
saiinn Is rendered truly md deeply ailicting-such
has been the case as II regards the subject of tins
feeble tribute Of respect.-ro hose acquainted with
Mis- Galloway, eulocy would seem unnecessary.
In addition 10 u mind of more linn otdiaary en-.
paeitY i0r one Of her sex, which she Ia been care
ii Ia cult nte aod improve, she possessed in bg
eminent degree all those virtues " llel, aJprn and en-
noble the female chnraster.--As a wife she was af.
ttctionntc and 1utiiui, ~ IA mother tendrr aud care
'"l, a. a mistress lnihi.ent and humane, aud as u
neishhot kind and chsrlnblG-n no, lad she been un-
mindful ct that great stay IN which alone tho soul
can rest IN llr hour 81 dissolution Fer the last
tiaf cen years of h. III size bad been an exemplary
consistent AID H. voted Christian, u m hr la mo.
'nents, which were marked 10y a degree of calmness
aud res'S"urinn but rarely Witnessed, she gave 10
those ato-nd her the most Indubllable evidence Ihat
when " her earthly house of this tabernacle should
be dissolved, she had n builJtng of God, a house
not made viii, hands, eternal in tho heavens"
MIS-. Ctllawuy has left II husband and two clil.
'ren, II son aud laughter, 10 mourn their hereave.
neni aud loss, bnt they serlnw nni as llnsc thai are
without hof"-they have assurances that her SPIN
IS ut rst, and III tbs they may ii al nbuoIani con.
>olatio,-weep not, then, /" she is not lost, but gone
belnte."
DIED, on the 3rl of November, At the rcsilcn.c
If his soo-lnlaw, Fnamls Watkns, l3,a. IN
Fayefle. county, Tcon ssr, CD. PHILEMON
llpLCONBt, lotc of Ameli, county, Va. IA he
'et1 year OF his age. thus, IN tlf tnirf spaca OF
II y shnfl yeafs, Lave beeo detoslel IA tho Lo
'om Il a srtu ge land tue romans of this venerable
ol i'fr Of he li~tvolrton, nod ol lnr who had, fr
oea'ly half a century, luen the p,rtue, OF has laps
and his sorrows. They mr. now, rs the wtrft OF
tbis feella tribute TO their mcmtry hnubly hoaes,
&c. united ~ , b tier woil1-wlere lhefc wtll be no
mote parriug.
DEPARr TED this If. IN this county, on the
En- ut. GEORGE PAYNE KING, in the 53a.
wear of his az, atfrt lnset ~ several months, IN
Ter u paiofnl chronic disease. Let IL be sad, as T.
may wih I uth, thit he WIS u man of uncommon
genus mn acq1 retnents, ond thron i, Ifc, was &C.
t4aied by an 1eallc srnse Of honor towards his fel.
low men and like many others of similar attain
ments, he had f,,bles, wlirh frequently originate IN
the most SO la5lr and phil n,ltople feelings but
they have ceased, an he resis IN ll,nt olcst on c
'e,nal peace provided for US MI. He died, is h,
had lived, m nnnssuning, modest and sincrrr
n,an, and a perfect penitent.
-, ia Lynchbufg, on Tuesday evening, the
BAL of December, Mrs. CATHAgtNE SUI
PlllN, in the 81 h year OF her age. She hal some
time been = mcmb r Of the Prcsby ieri an Church.
and by her plous wolk and example, has left Us
with a strong hope that our loss IS or eternal gain.
" The Lord cove, aud The Lord hath taken AWAY,
blessed be the name Of the LoiJ." She has left be.
hind m aft clionn,e husband, and SIX interesting
children, to lanen, her loss.
From he HantsoiHc Democrat, Mn. 26.