Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27
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Died. al ineewood. Nelson county, Va on Saur.
day, the l9th inst, If Scarlet Fever, SAMUEL j ,
youngest son Of Geo. w. and Mary Ann Cabell, in the
5lh year Of hs age
% Richmond Wing will please copy
-, in the town of Blacksbnrg Montgomery CO., on
the night Of the 9th Januar,. Mrs. ELizABETn STANG
Err, IN the 65ti year Of her age. There singu.
lar attending the of the deceased hch
1t may not he improper 10 relate, il is monilory
lesson that In the midst of life and health we are in
death The deceased had paraylc stroke on the Goth
day of December, ls44. and messenger was nmedi-
atey dispatched 10 New River, distant abou, miles for
her sister, Mrs Shell, who instantly started for Blacks
burg, and on arriving al the plantation Of her brother
Mr. Henry Llncous, where she born three miles
distant from the village of Backsburg, she was ia
ken suddenly sick and died the mex, morning. The
subject of kls notice, by the skill and attention Of Dr.
Phillips recovered, which was a of graiica
lion TO her friends and relatives but death
had marked her for his next victim, and on the 18th
INST. she had second attack, which baffl-d the ski
If physicians aud the attention Of friends. Much
night be truly said in praise Of this good woman but
obituary notices often loo highly coloured and exag
gera'ed. shall only speak Of those good qualities she
known enlnenily TO possess by all who had the
pleasure Of her acquaintance. She most affection
ate mothers kind and agreeable neg i5our courteous
and aabe Ia all and To the poor and destitute generous
in the extreme The deceasd had been for years
member Of the Methodist church, and her conduct
christian was truly exemplary proving 10 all that she
was not unly professor, Out Uuy IN possession 81 mat
grace ad abiding faith, IN the merits OF the atonemen,
which make lying bed feel soft as downy pillows
are which must he Of consolation TO her relatives
and friends, they must be convinced by her rejlcng
I'll, her vince was hushed in the agoDes of death That
she is walking the golden streets Of the New Je.
rusalem, and
Singing with angels sweet anthems of praise
To God, her Creator the Ancient Of Days,
Aud loud haelulhs 10 the Saviour, Divine,
W no viii give her crown that will The ouishine.
o. The Christian Advocate and other Richmond pa
pers will please copy.
-. IN Lynchburg. IN the ooh inst JOHN JAMES
TAYLOR, son ot Samuel 5. and Mary J. TAYLOR in the
4lh year Of his age hat is better calculated to call
forth the ienderes sympahes of The heart and TO pro
duce mure melancholy reflection upon the human mind
i!en 10 look upon the dead And it makes the most
harden and obduse feel the solemn TRUTH that there
is one common fate for ALL But there are some scenes
OF this melaLce and distressing character, calculated
deeply touch heart, TO ndhe sad and to draw
forth more tender tear Seldom is it province to be
called up,n record the oeh an ind vdual 10 whom
long life seemed promising, but few days since.
than in the case ofJ ihn james Iayt!. ie, who, IN
the spring time Of life, blessed With health and
buoyancy OF spirits, whose steps gorous anu whose
prospects the brghtestye who the lie and de
light of your acqnainanccs. or, perhsps the idol Of
fond parents and doaing irlendsye, who possessed
of healthy budes and the blonm Of youth, pause and
think not y"ur time may not come also, for the
subject Of tbs brief notice possessed but OF yesterday,
all Of these. Now he is gone 10 that ''asl bourne
whence no traveller reiurns' To those who knew
him it is uifet essary say. that he gentle anabe
and kind ATTENDED strictly 10 his sabbath school
ercses and of the most intelligent bays in the
school, and lived virtuons life Let this of Prov
idence be warning To his father and mother and also
his associates. and let them remember the solemn adno
nllion--'' prepare TO NEE, thy God"