Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
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DIED on Sunday last the lS,i ins, Mr.. ED
WARD DUFFEL, Of this place "a soldier Of the
| Rcvoluiion-at an advanced age. lie had long beer
n resident of Lynchburg, by whose citizens he was
universally esteemed. A professor Of religion for
many yenrs, he has left his surviving TRENDS the
consolng hope ,ha, no rests in peace.
-, ON Thursday, tho 18th inst Mrs. JANE
lEGEWiSCH. Mrs. II. was the rcl,et oil The
late DIR. Ilegewisch, aud was n native .. St.
Georges, ono Of the Bermuda Islands. She with
her husband, emigraicd many yonrs ago to thu,
country, and lived several years In Norfolk. A
bout fifteen years since, they came TO I.yn.hburs
where both OF their bodies slumber IN The tomb
Mrs. II. was lady Of intelligence and pirty
-, a, Pryor's Vale, IN the county Amherst
on the 30th ult. WILLIAM PRYOR, sen. aged
nearly 50 years. lie was u soldier ofthc Revolu-
ton, and was principally engaged during tina, peri
od on Tho western borders OF Virginia. lis mem.
DRY was living history Of the events of TIM, time
lie was an active, laborous man, u true Wing, a
good citizen. kind parent and warm friend
This Is from a friend that long knew him and
those Who knew him longest esteemed him best
~ The Kanawha Banner and Cine innat,i Ga
solle are requested 10 publish the above.
-, AT the residence Of her son, Capt Morri
| sony near New London on the 18th ut Mrs MA.
ny MACKY, aged about 81.
-, IN the same ncighborhood, on the 9th
inst. PETER SPECIE aged Sc an homes, man
indeed, IN whom there was no guile. During his
prolraeled and panfv illness, he often asserted iha,
he was the hapnest man in Virginia having moth
,ug hope for 10 this world and nothing to fear in
the next lie met the last enemy with frmncss,
and Christian resignation.
-, on Sunday, the l,h inst near Halifax
courthouse Mrs. SARAH TOOr, eonsoh OF
Mr. Adam Toos, after long and painful Ill
ness.
-, ut Lanevillc, Amherst county, on the
2nd INST ELIZABETH LONG, wifo of tho late
William Long. She had boon upwards of 25 years
an exemplary member Of tho Protestant Epsoo-
pal church, OF whose evangelical doctrines she was
a firm believer this she demonstrated by her most
unicgncd pioty and devotion to God, the tenderes
love 10 her friends, the most extensive charity 10 oil
mankind, and the most unbou0ded bohcvoonce 10
the poor In her, II appears, God had taken ,hc
reasoning faculties Of the soul and the best nilec
fcctions OF the heart and happily conseer"'ed both
to the service Of the Rcdccmer The writer Of this
had mo- tho mel ancholy happiness to witness the
last, to the beholders painful bu, to her, happy
moments of her existence. Her lamp was trimmed
aud burning, aud cast brighter blaze as II was
about to expire. May her last words, her strong
faith in Christ and her ardent wishes TO be with
her Redeemer, make on impression never 10 be for.
gotten, on those 10 whom they were ndd,essed, an
who were the privileged witnesses OF this awful
and yet joyful scene May they and copy her
lre, and then our death viii be like her sit will
be The death Of the righteous Render, this Ii no
common poslhumous eulogy II is truth.
- on he Oh inst at tho above mentioned
place, Mr.. WILLIAM LONG, native Of Scot
land. lie wos taken III before his wfe, and fom
the time of her deccase no was entirely Frustrated,
and followed her TO eternity IN less than four dnys
As nc lived esteemed by his friends, no he died la
menled, aud left gap IN tho society in whloh he
moved, which will not be easily filed up