Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-29
OBITUARY..

Died, at his residence in I5rookve Campbell cnunty
on Tuesday night the 9th inst. MR. JonN JoRpAN
o. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this morning, at o O'clock from
his residence.
-, in this place, on Thursday evening. 22nd inst
Miss ANN f.. ScHooLFIELp daughter Of the late Mr.
John Scheduled. deceased, At early period Of her
life she protested conversion. and attached herself as
member to the Methodist Episcopal Church To Tins
communion she remained slendast dnfinp her earthly
probation. She united Chris by living faith
and gave the most unguesonable evidence that she was
prepared to meet her God. Calm ard tranquil she left
the world without sigh of regret for It's fleeing vanlies
She has gone To rest, and her deahess spirit is now
participating in the triumphs feeInity; "N no would
not die, that they might live iorever}''
-, on Saturday the 9Th inst at his residence in
GAINESVILLE. Tennessee after an illness of two days
llrnsoN STArIEroN GARLAND, Esq Attorney al Law,
eldest son OF Hon. James Garland, Of Lenciburg II,
was, al the time of his DEATH thirty years Of age save
one month and ten days.
Died. at his residence, in Amherst county, on the 2Oth
inst DANIEL l.. COLEMAN, Esq, III the 37ih year OF
his age Had the "insaiate archer desired 10 capri
cious mood to convuse a whole community in pref-o
cause their hearts 10 beed-a fatal aim he could
not have taken. Few indeed are endowed with such a
kindly spirit that which animated his busom Ailecs
tionale in manner liberal in spirit and full of the n,-
bles sentiments ot humanity, he endeared i'm
mense circle of friends. From his ample resources the
streams of bounty were made TO flow forth in many a
channel of benevIence the poor, the needy and the
wretched. His door was open to the poor, and
with an unsparEg hand he supplied their wants Ills
peculiar virtues could only be adequately appreciated by
those who best knew him the relations Of private life
Here those virtues shone conspicuously. The stern
monarch, in removing him from The sage Of being has
DOT only deprived an interesting family ui lis head lis
guide, Its staya mother OF dutiiul sun sister of
beloved broterbut this community of of its mosi
valuable and useful members Appointed n few Years
ago Justice orthe Peace for the county, few were ey-
heard TO his decisions So wisely were the
scales OF justice adjusted in his mind But why recount
his many virtues tell ofthe Christian fDude and re-
sgnaton with which he bore a long and painful illness
For what avas The voice of praise or The cnmmenda.
tuns of friendship They cannot recall the spr,t that
has fed the recital Of deeds of virtue and char
" and acts Of love provoke the silent dust or soohe the
dull cold ear" of the dead recall the solemn and dark
dlspensation OF that Power to whose will we bow in
humble submission.
"All times ,hine, o Death
With noiseess tread thou com'st on man
No plea PRAYER delivers him
From midst of lfe's unfinished plans
With sudden hand thou seyeresl him" Nj.
Departed this life, after short Illness on the 20ih
inst, at the house OF her senin law, Row Dr. Schnuc-
er, OF Gettysbnrg. (peHusy Iyania,) Mrs FtrzApEru
STEENBERGEN, relief Of VIM. Steenbergen Esd late of
Shenandoah Virginia, aged is years and two weeks
The deceased vas lady VI uncommon intellectual rs
well moral endowmenis possessing aH extent of vars
know ledge not often met with ia persons of her SEX
and energy of character, that superior 10 the must
formidable difficulties. In early life, she had been
brought up in the forms Of an Episcopal Church bat
twenty five years ago connected herself with the Luther
church. being Of The first, also the active
members If congregation. at that time formed by
Dr. Schumacher, near New Market, Va. She has ever
since heea active memh, Of the Lutheran church
and has flied up The ct her life with numerous
works If charity and beneyoence. Her many domestic
virtues have enbalmed her memory in affections of
her family and of very extended circle Of her acquap
tauces and friends. 1olhs poor, for miles around her
residence. she was mother indeed, visiting them in
their Affections and mnisieriag to their wants with
liberal hand. Her house the abode Of general hos
plaliiy, but whilst she forgot not to entertain stran
gers" double welcome was always rendered to the
ministers OF Christ. Long will her kindness he
membered especially by the Lutheran ministers Of the
valley Of Virginia. A. her life adorned by every