Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
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Died, nj the residence Of MI A. Penn. of this
place, on the Both OF December last, IN the 2lIh
year of hefaGe, Mis-. MANA CnAMrE Lucas, wife
OF William Lueas, Esq. OF Alabama. Mrs. Lucas
had suffered lormaby moths with most painful
disease, YET her tcs'gnauop aud asNutapce OF peace
gave her cheetiulncss to the last moment. Mrs Iu
rossesscdsa superior II md, aud, IN the hgbcsst
degtee, all the best feelings OF uut nature, She LETT
devoted husband, children her other brother.
several sisters, aud large circle Of friends, who Keen
y feel the bereavement Of her death.
-, al the late residence Of Judge William
Daniel Yesterday, about o'clock, Z. NJ. Wn-
LIAMs J.. DANIEL, Esq., II tho ooh year Of hs
age. HIS friends are invited to attend las funeral.
which will be preached 10 day, at IL o'clock, tie
same place, by tle Rev. NJ. Atkinson.
-. on Saturday evening. the iih of January,
IN her 9Th year, IN Nelson eouoty. Am ISABELLA.
youngest daughter OF capt. Catleu aud Mrs Belinda
Wills, after an Illness OF four weeks. The winter
of tins, Witnessed with the exception ola few days.
The progress aud final termination Of her disease and
can nuly say, that few, very few, ever sul led so
much as tins lIitle pntlent hei disease was some
what insdnous III It's approach, but when once iof M
ed IL slowly progressed to lis fatal termination, nn-
checked by any remedial means. 1t u indessciiba
bly, painful to any parent suffer the loss of his
children but IN This particular case, the bereaye-
II ant was truly painful. This lle rnl wHs the
Won, 1ges and whether she possessed alatGer share OF
baren al fondness than usual Tor children OF her age,
,et IN, fniIle play nncss aud other endcming
parents W V great degree OF iondness and ntec
non Their Il IS is painful and Hiilielre IN the *
irene vet the "onsolIng words of our Saviour,
" suffer liulc chic N to come unto mo and forbid
Hem not for oil su. Ii islhe kingdom Of Heaven"
shouId and no doubt VIII have the soothing eject
oC NJ, ducinp on their M, Ia the consolng certain
assuta,. &c oil their departed Guilds endless felicity
- ON "Wednesday. tic Isl OF January, in the
s9rh year o. her age Mrs S.sAN N1NGrfELD,
widow and Ell. II OF John Wing6e1 deed. of the
county of Frank in. In the death of .Nlrs. Wing
field society has Sustained a loss whchiih.e "ounot
restore The writer Of this humble notice, has
known Mrs. Wlnpfril for hrly odd years, and hle-
ing often paraken of h. hospitality, has had re
qucn opportunities of obs owing her IN all the lela
of lIlc which she vas al ID 10 act wife
she obeyed the injunction aih upon her by The mar
rage yow-she loved, hlnoied and obliged her
husband from cholce-sbe WIZ mother IN The
bes sense Of the tem-her servants slowed that she
was not mistress only, bun llend, whom it was
lher pleasure TO serve, with eye service, but
please. Her worth needs no page to pant or per
pctuale it, us recorded in the memory OF bor
friends. aCquaimances and neighbors. Il rs amorn-
iul task TO contemplate departed melt, but the
living might learn IN affecting lesson to intcroralc
her tomb TO her family mnisterug angel to all
around her. she bfeatned a spitt of soft and capi-
vating benesolence. Finally lived more es-
teemed aud none died more regretted.
VIII you sweet mourncrs at my grave appear,
Aud soolh my parted splrlt lingering near;
q will you come nj evening hour TO shed
The tear OF memory o CT my narrow bed,
With aching temples, on your bands rcclmd,
Muse on The last farewell left behind,
Breath deep SIGH 10 winds thai murmur low,
And think Of Ilmy love aud all nv woe