Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
S,ssIE UiE:Y.

Departed ibis life. on the 23d inst. in Liberty Bed
lord CO. Va. at the rcsdrnce Of her snn-inla law Rev
| }. d. MITCHELL Mas, Ii,nRiAr Mongoue, feet of the
late Edmund Morord, Esq torincry Of Charleston, =
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o. The Charleston Mercury aud Princeton Wing
will please copy.
-, on the / 9Th ut al Mrs Sarah Swnncy's. in
Campbell county. MANY Ann WADE in the 18th year
! OF hcr age lhIs was an interesting child. Her life
and department would have done credit 10 mature auc
She was pleasant and agreeable in her MANNERS her IN
teect was good, aud her behaviour such that all
who knew her loved her. Her relations and friends
doated upon her The disease of which she died was
Proraced three or four years. and complicated in its
character. and terminated in dropsy in the breast but un-
I'll with few days OF her death. when she suffered ex
cruclang patti she bore with extraordinary PATIENCE
Al that medical skill could effect, done; but Jesus
said "Sner little children come unto me and forbid
them not for Of such is the kingdom Of Icaven and all
the efforts Of her friends could no, keen her back Our
gri is not without hope; believing that she is now AT
rest IN heaven. She return 10 u.s. but we may
30 10 her We stood by her bed side the last moment
nt lite, aud saw the last struggle that will ever bcavc
her bosom; and we follow her in Imagination be
yond the skies. Long will remember the smile that
nVespeah her counienancc after death had done its office
she has le mother and three brothers. and large cir
Gle OF relations and friends, to lament theirlps
-, at the residence Of Andrew L. Boyd, in l!ucl
apan, Thursday the 18th uitirno after proractcd
Illness OF Pulmonary Consumption, Mss REBEcc, Nj.
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out too common III obituary notices. 10 employ the most
cNirava9ant and iulsone panegyric bat il is not often
that we are called upon 10 record the death of
anlablc so much beloved, full of PROMISE and vel
SO )Gung What an affecting exhibition of the lralty
u human life, is presented in this painful dspcnsaon
OF Divine Provldencehow affecting the stern decree of
our Maker Bss thou art, and unoduSt shall thou re
lurn! twelve month ago, she with US in all the
sportye eaytty OF carly wolnanhood surrounded by the
nosi aeconate relatives anddevoted friends the JOY Of
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bereaved hearts of that family and those friends proclaim
herhe llieoSs tenant Of the grave. But amid the
u reccleriloBs inspired by the death of this amiabla
young lady, to her bereaved family and extended circle
1t friends, IT must afford the consolation to
them. that she died in peace with herself the world and
ieT God, and III the fullest assurance that although cal
led from this worlds busy Of life upon which she
had JUST entered with such tlatcrng prospects of hap
pness, she has gone to brighter world, to mngle for
ever in the triumphant songs of The upper sanctuary.
From the CL~hsriAe Tom. Chso.sicie.
Died on the 18th Of july at the residence her faith
er in this place in the 18th year of his age, Mrs. Ana
LINE b. consort of Capt Joseph NJ Irwin, and daughter
Of the Rev. Henry +. and Sarah G. Beaumont
In all the relations of wife, daughter sister and friend
she was kind and afiectionate. Her character
beished with the noblcs traits that adon her sex; aud
but few have gone to the grave more beloved and amen-
ted than She She left an aieoonate husband, devo-
ted father and mother, infant Daughter sister and
several brothers, besides other relatives, 10
mourn heir loss.
She was born in Lynchburg, Va, the 3lst Of Oco
Der 1921 and early in life emigrated, with the rest OF
her fathers family, to this place In the Fall of 1887
she obtaaed sense of her sins forgiven at Andersons
Camp ground, in Williamson Co, Tennessee. and be
came member Of the Methodist T.. Church, which rea-
ton she eornued adorn until the day other death On
the 18th June l91l she united marriage Capt.
Joseph Nj. Irwin and IN the Goth of the month,
the year following she became the mother Of her first
born from which time she was unable to leave her room
until she was called to her eternal home.
The Affections which terminated her earthly career
were ola deeply painful and distressing character They
soyhc however, with the patience and sorNudo OF