Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-02
O BIZ r U AIRY.

DIED, on Monday the Odd ultimo, Mrs. CArHAnrSE
CRIsMoNp, wife Of Mr.. Thomas Crismond of this conn
ty, in the 62nd year of her age.
The deceased had been sufferer for long time but
sne pore er acton with great patience and resigna.
on and gave the consolng to her bereaved
friends in her DEATH that she prepared for an EN-.
trance into that bright world above, where sickness and
sorrow will be known to her forever
DIED, on Thursday last, Mr.. DAVID KELLER, of this
county.
DIED, ON the 10th ult., at Belvediere, near Freder
icksburg, HENRY TAYLOR, Esq of the late Col John
Taylor.
DIED, recently; at Burlington Vermont, Hon. He.
NAN ALLEN, formerly member Of Congress from that
ANOTHER HAS GONE TO HER REST,
On Tuesday, the 26th of November, Mrs JUDITH
PArTEsoN, (consort of Maj. David Patteson of Buck
ngham In the s4h year of her changed her state
OF mortality Tor one, assured, of immortal glory
Her deep pety, her constant humility, her almost
unequalled meekncss her long tried patience her be-
coming fortitude under the heavy which
she bad frequently to sustain, her lore of virtue in 9TH
ers, her antpahy to all immortality and her strong at
tachment to the Word of God, have made a decp and
lasting impression upon the memory of her family and
all who knew her, that their rreparable loss is her ctcr
nal gain Her last Illness though severe was short
as that Of her attending physician When she was Ia
ken sick, she told the family that cher time had come
and me Lord had sent for her, and she willing to
arms to receive his VICTIM but could produce no terror
in the bosom of one who had put her house ORDER
had patiently waited for many years for the coming Of
her Lord 1t was her iuestimabe privilege TO occupy
the condition Of ST. Paul when he exclaimed in state
OF holy enthusiasm, Oh, death where is thy sting
oh, grave! where is thy victory1 Thanks be to God
which giveth the victory through our Lord Je sus
Christi The antagonist of vitality may triumph for a
short time the victory which he has wonthe in
satiable grave may have swallowed this victim-aud
her Unsuitable appetite may still cry s'norc more %
Why should there be this shout Of victory among the
tombs When the immortal spirit has gone its home
in the skies, there TO remain in separate only till
the morning Of the Resurrection and then il will return
and be reunited TO the body and that reunion
enjoy the bliss of Heaven forever.
The subject Of this obituary lived 81 years with her
husband in the marriage union during all that time she
sustained emphatcay speaking, all the characteristics
OF a wife TO her husband she entirely submisl
sive-hs will always her pleasure 1; she was obc-
traits of her character dcprccatc, with her physical
powers under the influence Of age but shone brilliantly
till the last moments Of her existence In the eatb Of
Mrs. Patteson great loss has been sustained her
aged husband Ito whom the present generation are
indebted, in part, FOR their patriotic government and
liberties nation) has lost the best Of wives !:
her children have lost the most affectionatc of moth
her neigbbors have lost the kindest of neigh.
bors the traveller will forget the hospitaIitv
which he has bouuty shared within her open doors
will the poor mans wife aud the needy orphan ever
forget the supplies which tbct have frequently reccy
ed from her charitable Hands, the has lost mis-
trcss whose humanity has always extended to them the
best OF treatment iii conclusion we have lost friend
whose example, if followed will lead the Cross of
Christ and to the rest that for the people of
God After living at peace with all men, till she had
received in her wthecd several of her fourth
ration this devoted Christian has fallen asleep in Christ
with the nope OF seeing the face Of God in
and Of waking in his likeness. T. N. J.--tWhig.J