The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

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s0snEaseEs Ion 81 triisris.e ilien1s. and DE
s0ieea .lsts Afforded u lie bleeding hearts
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pcse = Pass calcgy upon tie Character 81
ne dscessed,--ia me various relations or
l:sc where he was known he needs none.
iIewasanasivc q Orange County. n Caro-
Ina, aadhafiag eomp.eicl his medical s.lu-
rslion, hid rceeaily se:gled ii ske town az
I.eakssilie. During his short so;ausn oi
oa.y two years asEOng tbs people. II hid
81 ar gained their confidence anI esteem Is
% have Ibid The foundation lor tie suceess-
/ il prosecution d the profession 10 which
he had devoted bis talents and energies
indeed, he had, even in that short time. ac-
quired reputation = professional man
and gentleman that was truly enviable.
Death when he visits the aged and in6m,
seems % hint consolation shaa thew have
lived their day, and are hut Il the natural
fsrmiilus Of o1m earthly existence; bu. 10
see one IN the bloom Of manhood, A. il
were juss gfaspilg Il the haEer of All HE
tyen;ksai labots, ihuE cut or from among
IL. j ;r,alr soldering commenion tho
ira!liy If human ex.aieues. Though cut
down III tie strong aFm II death, IN tie
Ill:,.e ei' life, with every pTnspeei III hap
lpiness and usefulness before lin. vel
VIVA. great consolation il mist be TO lis
! relations and friends. % reilectil that = lheiE
loss il his grain WHO il Is ihat hss ncl
Jest i iriead. and ii him every thing deai
in this life. Friend after friend departs
here is no union al hearts III this. vale d
llealh," which III tic tight of time doei
/ not find its end. But there is worlt
abose where parting Is unknown viii
those who have been washed from iheil
sins with the hlocd Of the Lamb. " Ma.f
1.-THE perfect man and behold lie upright, fol
The ald OF that man is peare"!--and ",
incea rot Wonder tia, lsle Inst :haaght
9rd words Ut oar departed friend wera $
taii al comfort To lis ..faci!oEa.e relatives
and III Heaven 70 his own eoail
The character of our decreased younl
friend WAS iIuly worthy al I'll emjalien
His most striking aud conspicuous chaEac
lteristies we're those q liberalily ard he
aosolence, III, tie exercise ofwhich lie ad
loFnei a short but spoiless life. These
united with many other useful and 'ex
eelleni qualities. rendered him truly bclo,
81 and esteemed ly all who knew him
81 his amiable virtues and GGafocie,
manners he furnished bright example o
Tenderness and N example Of philanthro
! py worthy n imitation. Meek and un
pretending, he preserved the even tenor Q
his way, aud without provoking displea
sEre i'll the breast Of ore individual, be be
spoke universal respect. Love to his fel
How man seemed TO be his actuating prin
ciple, and influenced by this principle, il
his professional iabors during the past sum
NOR. he III doubt brought abou. his owl
final dissolution BY his unremi.ting GER
70 the" poor and needy" az well As al OH
ers BY badly as we'd a. nocturaal person
a e&posuse. h. o':ncod the fact that III
welfare Of has patieaiS, and rot his oici'
~a7 u2rennost in his truly teEevoleu
mid. He felt tita greatest tenderness
an, regard for the.eelings and rcputatio
n oaicIs, and was ever ready to thro'
tie csoak 81 charity over their loibles all
to3les---..r tine, 10 know ourmueh iamente
youag fE1eed WIS to respect him and
love him, We feel that we have iaaee
!. sustained loss, yes, great loss--hus oil
$. how in2xpre<sibly great must it be e
by these 10 whom lie sustained The mos
en>leaing relations of life That he
: may have grace given them 10 submit wit
II Christian RESIGNATION To this sore bereagt
frnent. and that we may oil rightly in
prove tais d;srersa'ion Of Providence.
cur SINCERE PRAYER lie: Us tou i've
peace ana good will with Ill, so that vile
II W. come .o die, we too may lock vii
e faith exemplary 10 Join The society Of th
Isl }rsitrmstt.---!or with truth may it be sal
:. Of h;as.---
~ Name kaew him hui 10 love,
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