Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
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Drd in Henderson county Tenn. on the 10Th inst
Wis. Srs,s MclIASEr. rellct Of Cornelius alcIlaney
deceased, OormerIy of Psy lyana county, Va aged
ahort 40 years. llnr illness proiraticd sle was
confined ltss for nearly two years The last
elgh years of h1r lic she lived and walked as an hum
bic CHRISTIAN She was perfectly resigned To the will
Of God. During her Illness she frequently prasedhe
irdccme and said that her oubts aud affections would
soon be over.
$50 bike angel din she spend herday,,
So like blessed saint all her ways;
SO bland, gentle all her actions we're;
One would have thought her immortal here
-, near New Conc lrd. Galloway ety. Kentucky
on the 18Th of Nov, 1872 Mr. ALv,u Ronrnr fowr
LEY. aged IS years. He engaged in telling trees
when limb Of one lodging In the branches of another
caught him between the bodies nl the Two and Injured
him 81 severely as To render medical skill nj no avail
whatever and after c.ht days Of extreme suffering he
hratned ms last IN The arms OF thai Redccmer
whom while living he loved and Sawed, leay
ing widow aud five small children. besides M
mrrDus relatives and friends, mourn his uunoly
end. Ills death is rendered doubly affective 10 his pa
rents. u the fact that he grave had scarcely closed
over the form ct Their eldest boIn they received the
sad intelligence that beloved had Soenefeda world
OF SPIRITS and the only onsaaton DIR them is
to bid them remember that their light fllctlBns which
are but for momrnt. shall work ior them lar more
exceeding and eternal weight ofgIory." Mr.. T. vas for
several years. clzrn OF THIS plaee. and med
and respected by all who knew HIM
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please CO.
ny.
-. at the residence Of his uncle (Thnmas Cop
pcdge) III Iynchhurg. Tue dav, the 2sih nt Mr.
WILTON ~. toPrEpGE, III the 29th year of his age
The deceased had for several months before his
death been afflicted with pulmonary disease
and for some days prior Ia his departure fully
aware Of his approaching end and seemed 10 be deep,
engaged IN making preparation for that awful event II
m7y in truth be said OF him that his generosity knew
bounds and he never known refuse favor hen il
wtsln his power 10 beslow 1t Though parent with
him to weep over his dying he'd, he not without
friends to ypathsc with himor minister his necess
ties IN his last hourand often viii they shed tear TO
his memory the sad thought which they can hardly
realize, presents itself 10 their minds that he no moro
In writing obituaries, three things be obsery ed First
must conne ourselves to the truth; secondly, should
do justice to the dead and, thirdly, rncavor benefit the
living. Under the influence Of these views have taken
seat to give notice Of the demise Of Mr. TIrp. LIZ
wife Of Capt Burwel Lee Of Lcesiile, Campbell county,
Va Mrs Lee had been in bad health for several years but
had apparently improved much that thoughts
aired that she would but about months BE-
her DEATH she grew but did appc-
hsnsion until within week days before her death,
wh ,S occurred on GngoYng, the 18Th March,
monSi1 i. ~ - iced religion while young,
inner q her ne eting del IA informsds haEtgS