Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20
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DiEp. IN this place on Monday he 10Th inst, after
lngeflng and painful illucss which SHE bore with pa
,cnt Erlilude. MIS- Laura SMirIl consu of the Rev
VIM. A. Smith Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN Lynehhnrg, She died in the rnmphs of
faith Can obituary notice Of the deceased viii herea-
ter appear)
-, at his residence. in Bedford County. on the
9Th of February. Cart JONI WHARTON, IN III 10Th
year o his age. His Illness. which continued for several
months, he bore with unprecedented plience, without
mumur. and with the brightest evidences of his accept
with his Maker. Thuse who Witnessed his dy ing
hours will remember, with heart stirring emotions, his
eloquent appeals aud Solemn adnunliuns Assured aud
highly impressed he was, Tor days previons his
death, that his days were SPENT vel there not
cloud to obscure his intellect. dim his hopes With
eonntenance and clear mnd, he spoke ofeterni
ty like Phosnpherand Christian, 10 all who approach
ed him. Capt Wharton possessed the highest order of
natural genus evncng, in his reasoning. penetration If
NH d aud quickGess OF conception. lie was honest Ia
all his acs; modest and unassumlng in his lie
made no unnecessary peehsons, and aspred 10 Ito OF
flee, The love OF truth aud candour. the hatred of de-
cell aud ny purrsy. were eminent IN his character and
caused him Ia consider well forming his acquanian
cos. lie seldom spoke evil of any one. and taught his
children the pecep lie was KIND aud afeclIonaie
To his family, which seemed OF all Tie cords that bound
hun To this earth The most difficult 10 sever, hut which,
after repeated and allecunaip admunltions, with cuun-
tenance bright with hope, aud full ii glory he bid adru,
urging lhem 10 meet hun where parting and sorrow
will be more.
-, In Lafayette. 0udana,) on Saturday morning,
March list, lS45 after ilneSs of many months. Ar
CHIBALD HATCHER, Esq. an old and respectable cltI-
zen, formerly of Iynchburg, Virginia. The deceased
has left dIsconspaie widow, eight children, and ex-
enslve circle OF relatives and friends, to lament his ex
II. His remains were removed from the family residence
10 the LIST Presbyterian Church. al 2o'clock Sunday
accompanied by the members of the Masonic Cha pler
aud Lodge OF Lafayette, where appropriate and i'm
presslve Funeral discourse preached bv The Rev
W. wright from these words "a time TO die" After
which, the procession moved to the Burial Ground
where the remains were inferred with Masonic honors.
-. in this place, the 18th inst, after few days
illness. Mr.. &. II. WHENEVER, IN the 18th year Of
his age. Many living Witnesses testify To his liher
al and generous acts His purse ever al the dispo-
sal OF the needy his hand extended To do works of
charity.
''lle had tear for pity and a hand
Open day 10 melting charity"
Yet his good deeds done secret; he sought not
the "house tops. the Of the Streets" 10 dis
play the promplIngs Of his kind heart Let his faults
he had iew-sleep with him IN the silent grave; let his
virtues be long remembered by those who ing
him longest, loved him most.
-, al The residence of her grandfather. in Bedford
county. ON the OH inst. MAErHA BULLOCK. daughter
OF VIM. G. and Mary f.. Bullock. of louisiana;
AS the sweet flower tn I scents The morn,
But wIihers in the rising day,
Thus lovely the infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed lis life away.
II died Ia sin. it died 10 cares,
But for moment irli the rod,
On, mpurnel! Such, the Lord declares,
Such the children Of oar God"
-, at w estern View, (lhe residence of his mo
Their Lynehhurg the morning of the 10Th inst.
BucKNER JONES. aged Ia years, after illness Of
several weeks.