Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-08

DAAND' q" " county, GA sunday night the 10Th
ult, Mrs. Nancy BaowS, wife OF Judge James f.
Brown, of that county. Shewas amember of tn, Pres
bytcrian church. ard died in the u assurance of hope
From the Iiillsboro' (ohio) News
DIED, on Sabbath evening 18th Nov 1912 Mr. Az
DREW BARRY, III the 63d yearof his age. The deceased
was native OF t,e County Of Donga, Ireland and en-
igrated TO the United States in 1893. He resided for
lew years in Baltimore; thence removed to Auousta
County Va where he remained abou. % wears. and in
hos2' fenoV'd 10 Highland County whore he resided
This dsps 6. Provldepcc although ACCOMPANY
cd with calculated to hush every n,nr,nnr
and speak peace TO the troubled spirit has spread sad
ness over many fond hearts. Rarely world visited
with the presence and inusnce Of man. who exhibited
SO many attractions and useful Qualities were combin
cd IN the character OF the deceased As citizen he
was by those Offices Of kindness of love
which bless and adorn humanity. He possessed a mind
rc win ne resources oil various Literature and Science
and all Who knew him, what rare rcpast il
was to garner around his fresde and catch the lessons
OF ms wisdom He kind, and il reioced him
1t the hus OF povortyand many grateful heart can tell
OF the erranis ct his mercy. He was cmncntly OF a
meek and quiet spirit and hence his peculiar delight
10 Dear the olive branch aTd the contention
and strife, and spread oil upon the troubled waters of
domestic, social and christian life. As Husband Faith
err Reiatiye-nonc appreciate his merits except those
who have him in the calm privacy of hom,heard
ms ardent prayer and listened to the fond accents of his
rove. he had heart attained to all that is ndcr and
deightta in the of the domestic sanctuary and no
parent ever watched over the home circle with kinder
soicudc and mere fucnchlass christian love than did
this best of Fathers and Husbands AS a CHRISTIAN
'the highest style OF man''-his memory is most nr.
cio" nc hcdicated himself to the love of the Saviour
more than 40 ago. and during the entire period of
ms diSciPieship, nc excmpliicd the sentiment of the
'Ihc soul that on Jesus hath leaned for rcpose
1fe VIII not, lie Will not desert to his foes -
, he was Ruling Elder in the Presbyterian Church of
NOISY Greek, "a. and in Iillsborough Obo-th Church
Q. his first and early choice than 30 years Ma
ny VINO now live, and more who have gone to receive
eir reward are witnesses the fidelity with which he
discharged the duties of this station and to the Kindness
WIN which nc ever welcomed the sorrowinp soul and
nnstered TO It's spiritual necessities He loved to meet
the wandering stnncrconng back-to point him TO be
Fathers house and to describe to him the tenderness
and love OF Fathers heart His Christianity was not
bounded by the narrow limits of particular dcnomno
ion but embraced in its broad compass all upon whom
the saviour stamped the impress of his love He wa.
emnsny man OF prayer and ''no changes of season or
place ever changed the consistency Of his attachment TO
the closet and family altar where he regularly and
scenousy breated forth the devotions OF his henrt In
aword such was the fidelity and devotcness of his
want OF God that for him 'to live tuas Christ and 70 die
'oas gam" 10 hira, when the summons came s.dv;no
was but going home" His Saviour was with him ne he
passed through the valley of the shadow Of death
anu cheered him with the calm repose Of his SUSTAINING
grace. In his last hour in the calm condolences Of sm1
~ peace with Cod he enabled TO say 10 his vyec,pe
friends, Ailis peace" 'I have clear assurance oi
my acceptance with God through the Beloved ;, Uo,s
reircshing is the dying OF such Christian, And how
prepared were those who witnessed that solemn aud in;
'elcstng scene, TO adopt the sentiment
nHark! they whisper! angels saw
SISTER spirit, away