Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
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| DIED, III Charleston >. Carolina, on Friday
the 10th ult., IN hts twopty.scventh yunr, NJ
HENRY &. WARD, citzcn'of Lynehbure
VII. Ward had lew weeks since repaired T.,
Charleston, IN the hope oibong relieved ty the ia
| vorabo influence of tho Southern climate from III.
fortunes of disease. In this he was disappointed
death followed hun even into this ina ginary rofup,
for those afflicted he ~ he was and ended Ills
| lence IN the midst of his prime and usefulness Tim
all must pass through the valley and shadow o
death IL true but that one cnJeared 10 society b,
such peculiar relations ~ Mr.. w. was could no
live To DO full of years" before he was called Il
MS long rest, ~ source OF sincere regret Id
was gentleman OF the most worthy character
who by his familiar, kind and generous, ns well ns
gen'lemaniy department had engrosscd the sincere
respect, esteem, and may say love- Of all TO whom
he WAS known - lie discharged all his relations IN
life with honesty AMI fidelity and MS n husb,nd
was an example worthy of imitation 10 all who
sustain That responsible station in life at once
kind, attentive and fond hIs principal Of cc, being
the promotion of the happiness of his dearest rca.
ton. But what human being 40 vrluoua, no hon.
orable, 80 fair, so lovely, but must become tonnnt
OF the slill ond narrow tenement Of earth Dcnth
loves the flowers Of society and piucks them, Ga.
las how oft too soon y with rude and whitening
hand needless of the prayers and tears of dear
tribute To the devoted attachment and vrnous fort.
tudc Of the amiable consori Of the deceased She
was still his companion his day Of an icion--his
support, his source OF comfort in his search for
health. Twas her parI, far from home and from
friends, 10 watch IN " silent WOO" his midnight
couch aud with sorrows koenesl pangs. To
II Ut ;. 'mpr"u...o 49,
ward
And mourn the suffering tina, no love could guard
May she find consolation in the consciousness OF
having done every thing which affection could
prompt, or her feeble nrm accomplish md in the
reflection, TINT her deceased partner has gone to a.
mother and better world, where after the lapse OF
few short years, they may again be permitted TO
meet Mr.. w. was the father Of three infant chill.
Jrcn, who, happily for them, AFRO unconscious Of
their greu, bereavement but in his immense circle
Of relations and friends, the Affecting intelligence
Of hi. death is deeply monrned. Blu, all must nc.
quesce in the will OF Him who gave. and who ta-
keith away.
-, on Wednesday,, tho 25,b February, al
his residence IN tho county Of Amherst, JOHN +.
SCRUGGS; 40 honest and respectable man, leav-
ing a widow and several children to mourn his
loss Without the tilaL Of wealth the allure
ments of fortune he was favored in great degree
with the attention and kind Offices Of his ncighbors
and friends in his last illness.
- ia Richmond, On the 10Th inst Mrs. ia
NET l.. CRlNGAN, conson Of Mr.. Robert b.
Crlngnn.
- in Missouri, on the 10Th of September, sA
RAH ANDERSON, daughter Of James and Ell
zabclh Cox, IN the 20th year Of her age. In the
death of this eslimrble young lady, n chnsm hos
| been mnde In her family circle which never can be
| filed Gifted by nature with meek and nm'abIc
disposition she WINS particularly bcovedby her re-
| lntiycs, and highly esteemed by all who had the
| pleasure Of her acquaintance Asa daughter she
was obedicnt-as n sister, aDect,onnfc--ng friend
| sia1eyc-and as a christian consistent. She oBrly
embraced the religion Of Christ, and attached her
self to the Methodist Protestant Church, in which
communion she continued, while she lived, m OK
cmplury, and died happy member But recently
! for removed from the land OF her nativity, she quick
| " gained the affection Of her associates, and al
though olmost a stranger IN strange land, she ha'
| the kindest and most assiJuous attentions paid he
during her illness. To her young friends, 1t may
be pleasing to know, although she was doomed II
premature attn yet she descended 10 the tomb will
homes bright and cheering, Of blissful immortal
ity. During her pro,racted and peinfu suiierings
no murmurng or rebellous express on escaped he
lips-but her soul, sweetly stayed upon the pro
misses Of the gospel, was oil submission 10 the vii
| of her Heavenly Father, remembering, tha
| " whomsoever he Lord loveth, he ehasteoeth,p an
thp, her 4" light affections were but Tor moment,
and designed to work for her a far more exceed
ing and eternal weight Of glory" Lei not he
friends weep that her tody rcs's in the srave-bu
rather rejoice, that her happy spirit has asceuded
God and entered 4" into that house not male wit
hands eternal in the heavens" Initiate her virtue
and her holy life, and all who lore the Lord Jesn
wall soon meet her Ia heaven, where separation
Will be no more and sorrow will be unknown.
Z IL he he'd or