Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
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Died, Friday the och Of July. at The residence o,
her husband, Mr. Nm. Il, Duory. in the count, of Bed
/ fond, Mrs lARRiEr nooLEy. eyed about Il wears
leaving her husband and three Children together with
large numbered relatives. TO their rrparahe loss
ny The death at hs amtable useful and interesting In
dy. universally au Justly beloved We are spain
aduoaished 10 consider latter end aud prepare 10 meet
our God IL calls upon rs to affections IN things
above. aud to lay up treasures al Gods right hand
"whtre mel her meth rust doth corrupt aud where
thieves do break through aud sran II calls us to
prepare To meet our Gud-lor although the deceased is
IN world Of spirits, she calls u.s. abe We also ready
for in such an hour rs sc think not the son OF Man
cnmeth' With natural cenilennss Y gravity of man
uers her boneyoence her evenncss OF temper ,o,ther
with her kind and ohgng dispositions had rendered Mrs
Dooey iavorlte with all who knew her She suffered
The most excrucating bodily pain during the whole Of
her siekness-eight DAYS She maintained that compo
sure OF mind 10 the last, which worlds purchase
ani which christianity only give. In tie fret Stage
oi her disease her hope IN Christ not accompanied
with that degree o assurance which she desired and
which she afterwards obtained; for she fully rpened Tor
the kingdom OF eaven rs percepube la all around
her. Then. weeping husband, rejoice IN hope that the
spirit washed III irdeemng blood Is gone to The bosom
God, aud tide body which sleeps swcoty in the silent
tomb shall. lat the last trump, be raised up and cloth
ed in immortality. Then death is swallowed up In VIC
tory"
"Where is Thy victory, o gravel
And where. . death. thy stingl'
Weep not. then; You cannot brlns her back to you,
but you may % 10 her
Where pains and groans. and gries and fears,
And death itself shall die.
o. The Lynehburg Republican and Richmond Chris
tan Advocate are requested to copy.
Departed this life, the 22d inst after an Illness Of
three weeks. OF scarlet fever in the fifth year ois aye
JoHN, son 9i MIR. and Mrs Luke " ade
Thy parents tear, O, beauieous clay
Thy parents tear receive,
Soon shall this perfect form decay
Soon all resemblance mei away.
vi hun Tor whom they gtleve
Upon that aabaster cheek.
As fair, firm, as cold y
Ia VAIN do they tloSe dimples seek,
Those charms which TO parent speak,
In language manifold.
Upon that little icy hand,
Receive another kiss!
Angel hou'st Joined the white rob'd band
Which round the throne immortal stand,
In never ceaslDg bliss. G.
=, al his fathers residence. in Bedford county. on
the morning of The 20lh inst. Dr. DAVID RtcE Hun
NAiL of IeesvllIe, Campbell CO. aged 80 years. 9
months and Is days. Ills disease. though of short du
ration, was extremely painful sind dsiressing--it
Inflammation ot.the hraln tendency which, he had
himself often before remarked, that he was strongly
predispused. and days previous to his attack he
observed friend that he should die OF this very dis
ease and lett the place OF his residence be- he said
under the tender Of mother. In The death of This
young maa we have another mOurnul instance Of the
uncertain and ansitory character of all earthly thngf
just in the midst of e--bLdvan win hupe--wiIh bright
prospects before hn-surrounded by friends, by whom
he loved, and with all thai could cheer him IN The
circle of that society in which he moved h Is suddenly
cut of -! The living may well relIenbeT that they
too must dieet the old take instant warning, and the
young not forget, that death may be their iou;
he is abroad in The land and that soon he i'll has
ten 10 that world o spirits whence there return.
Though DR.. H. was young. he had given many eviden
ST his preparation for death During the few DAYS OF
his Illness he visited by several rous ministers and
others, 10 whom he expressed entire willingness die
lie had s.ci e. several years upright member of the
Presbyterian church, at psgah, snd had uniformly sus
tanned the character Of most excellent and worthy man.
mid and gentle in his disposition, sincere and ardent in
his attachments bearing ualce. bat seeming cher
lsl sur of hrothery love tr the whole circle of his
friends, he attached him all who had the pleasure
OF Knowing hlm well. As son, he was dulul Gas an
aged father and bercaYed mother fesfy;) 10 his
brothers and sisters he most kind and allecopaie
TO ms other relations he all that they could wish
him TO have been. la his death The whole family circle
has lost of its dearest and most cherished objects.
and The society of the immediate noI hhorhood in which
he lived, will deeply feel his loss both and
physician. We trust he is m a brighter sphere
where those maladles never come, which here oen
battle all the skill of The best physicians; where the tear
OF anguish Is never shed and where weeping friends at
tend not the last sad rites they peruIned the
deep damp vault, the eUlin and the grave but
Where joys, unseen by mortal eyes,
Or reasons feeble ray,
In ever blooming prospects rise,
Unconscious of decay.