Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
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DIED, at her residence Clover,alc. Bath County ~,
Inh " .ns o'n nst Mrs Susan X FaAzIEa wife OF
so"n w FRAZIER, and daughter Of John Stngton Esq.
IN the 2Sth year Of her age.
deceased had remembered her Creator in the DAYS
vi ncr youth and was for years before her dc
consistent member of the Presbyterian Church. Her
uay walk and conv exhibited the fruits of o.
uoac P'ey and her domestic and social duties were
performed spirit at once so kindly cheerful AZ to
win the affection Of ALL w
er las, illness was very long and painful ono, of
about eight months contn uancc during the greater
part oil which time and especially the latter part her
were severe and unrcmitting but being nau
., ameek and accomplishing temper, and sustained
oy the bright prospect Of better world she
uttered no murnur word Of rcpinng. ArdcntIy al.
'sched TO her friends her chief difficulty in the first
but as weeks and months of bodily pain TO her rolled
on' sne became entirely resigned die. Indeed she
sometimes expressed fear that her anxiety to depart
anu DC with Christ, out Of degree of iu,pa.
Hence oil the Christening hand Of her heavenly Father
She was ever grateful for the unwearing attentions
shown her, as well by neghbors her own household
er chief delight throughout her long Illness and e.pc
caiy tow ards its close in devotional cxercscsn
g .ne scriptures read to her, in singing and prayer.
one exnortcd her mourning friends around not to wecp
Tor her but TO strive and prepare to meet her in Heaven
was during the last hours Of consciousness when the
hymn: - ~ Wv
Why should VIC start and fear to die
What timorous we mortals arc
Death is the gate to endless Joy,
Anu yet VIC dread to enter there
Soon she passed that gate and entered, as we have
every reason to believe into the rest that remanc,
ior inc people OF God" What purcr consolation than
hs could be given TO the bcreavcd husband aud
relatives! 10 them and TO all in the midst of this nj
comes voice OF warning from the grave of
TINS youthful christian if in tones Of tender affection
Be ye also ready"
Gs' The Watchman of the South will please copy.
DIED, on Monday last, Mr.. FREpERIcx FuLrz at
an advanced agcor several years past citizen of this
place.
DIED, recently, in Hollidaysburg, Pa, Mr. MrcHA-
Ell FoRbEs-tormcrly a citizen Of this place.
DIED, in Rockbridge, the 10Th Sept isabella
daughter OF Capt Alexander Paxton in 18th year of
her age.
DIED, at Rose Hill, Rcckbrdgc. on the end Sent
Mrs E. Fl. CROSBY, wife of Mr. Elisha Grigsby aged
nearly 65 years
DIED, on the 25th Sept, Mrs. CArnAarsE Gal,
HRATn, wife OF Mr. John Galbraith, of Rockbridgc in
the 6Oth year OF her age.
DIED. on the 18th Of September, Mr.. c. NJ Vans.
Err leaving large family His deccase is fell ne Ioss
~ our community. lie was an intelligent, energetic
constable, whose c1crtcns were successful in ar
resting offenders and supprcssing crime His illness
occasoned by exposure and fatigue, in the pursuit of
thieves some two weeks since His funeral was attend
ca by large number Of citizens who drcpIy svmno-
thize with his bcrcavcd family.
Portsmouth (Ohio) Tribune
On Thursday last about noon after short lines, of
pnous lever THOMAS CLARK, Esq. of Harrisonburp -
ms remains were attended to the grave on FRIDAY bv
ms masonic brethren and large number of his fellow
citizcns-(Rock. Reg.
DIED, on Friday night last Mr. M,cu.r, E,r,>,
Scn-an aged citizen OF Harrsonburp
DIED, suddenly, Sunday morning last Mr. Gro
SHEETS highly respectable citizen of this county