The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-07-11
OBITUARY.

Died in this place on the IN n taui, Of Etysi
pelas, Mrs HARRIET r. CALDW ELL, Alte u
DR.. u. I. Caldwell and daughter oi he Hon -.
Davidson, aged 80 years.
II is painful TO record this rev instance Of tcatl
by the prevailing cpit0m.c, which sends lis VIZ.
tins ia few hours to the Graso, The tcceased
had been confined but four vi Ave days before hor
dea'h: beng aware Of her approaching dissolU-
ton, she resigned ac95c.f RA.ng.y int the hands
Of her Re1cemer, with ful. assurance Of happy
futurity. She had long been a member Of The Pres
byterian Church, and liza l. VI public and private
devotion are evidences Of sincere ai,A her ffcudi
have more reasUnto rejoice than mouru that death
has transferred her spirit 10 q word where her de-
volions are rewarded by the constant smiles Of her
Redecmer there care never reaches and happt
ness :. unaoyed BY tie perPez.;cs If III CAS-
tence on Garth
/ Her husband and her SIX children v no survive
her, feel deeply her loss She loved her home and
LcF family dearly, and long will her children re-
member her prayers tor their welfare here and
hereafter. But what her tfieuds mourn theIf
loss, she now enjoys, as her gain Con.
Dled in this town, On Friday morning last, Mr.
JOHN r. BOLTON, late of Phil4dep his, uged
Sc years Mr.. Bolton was chief coiner of the
Branch Mint in this place, aud By his correct dc
pertinent had for himself the respect q those
with WHOM he was associated. HG had been at
ilictud spue time which he bore with patience and
calm resignation. lie has left u wife and ten chill
dfen to mourn the loss Of al affecionate husband
and an ndulgent parent, besides many rolltivoa
and friends. Hi. remains were Inferred with Ma
sonic IianJrs ~ PhslaHx Ledge, Of which he WAS
Z meube-
/ Also, in this place, on Monday last, Of con.
| gestiyc fever Mr.. J. LOGAN MARTIN, aged
asoet % years. In the death Of this young man
society has lost valuable member, and ii Ia
/ seldom We near of such manifestation in
community Of regret al the death Of any one 40
was exhibited whom it was announced that he
was IN the last ugonies Of expiring naure--all
seemed to feel and sympathise with his relatives
and friends in this bereavement, aud every e1-
ertion was used TO pgcoug lis lifo bat the fat
had gone forth dust thou art anc unto dust thou
shalt return" His character was unexcepNon-
able and he died without al enemy.
Died, in Cabarrus county, on the Oh inst, Mrs.
ESTA1IRAH COCHRAN, consort Of Mr. Il. G.
Cochran, aged Sc years months and q days.
For several years she had been, and was at the
peri9d Of her death, consistent mem Der OF the
Secoder Church. She was an afieclonate wife,
tender mother, kind neighbour, and sustained
the different relations Of life 10 such a manner,
/ 10 endear her to all with whom she was Gcqnant.
ed. She hls left husband children and num-
Der Of relatives and friends 10 mourn their rreps-
rEble loss but they sorrow not Us those who have
no hope, bot they have reason TO rejoice in tho
hope of happy reunion in another and better
world, where sickness, so,rgw and parting are ex
cluded forever,
1 Delightful though, It's bliss 10 die,
/ To quit this mournful vale and fly
UpGard to lleven forever to prove
The sweets Of Chrlss redeeming love. Com