Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
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Died, in this place. the OH of September. AFTER
long and severe Illness SAMUEL son of the late Sam
nel and Mrs Rssanna f.. Clayton, very amlable aud
promising youth. in the 9th year ofhis age.
=, -, ON Sunday morning. 2Sth ult. Rev. JouN
fERc'AL, III The bulh year OF his age. Mr. T. was a
allNe d Ireland. but had been many years resident of
tins place. where he was highly esteemed by large cir
elect acqnanlances An Obituary will hereafter appear
-, on Monday night last, Of Group WILLIAM
RArcLfrE, only son oI Thomas J. aud Mary Ann q
ley. aged abon seventeen mosths.
-, on Tuesday evening last, NoRvrII, sun of
The late Reuben b. aud Ms. Lucy Warwick aged
bout two years
-, at Lake Providence, Louisiana ON the LIST ut
, FREnoNiA v. infant daughter Of VIM II. and Ma
~ f.. jones. aged year. months aud % days. alter
IA severe illness OF nine months duration.
Died, IN the county Of Green. tennessee. ) on the
18Th ct August last, Mr. WILLIAM H.. eldest Sun of
Mr.. john Lynch. of Campbell county, Va. He en-
braced religion IN early life, and naturally of mild
ard amlable dsposlilonUa possessed good under>
standing and feeling hea-ihe joy of his parents and
The agreeable companion ri all his friends Being quiet
and peaceable In his character his pety discovered
not 50 much IN words as in actions Under ,hc
ming power ol the iyphus fever, he died alter fifteen
days confinement. Throughout the Whale scene ut his
aiilc"n, those graces which slrlknaly distinguish
The child o the Ruler OF heaven and rah tm The mere
man OF the world, shone with pecuur luste. From the
Tine that he was assured that his "days number.
fu dnuiHil lie must soon put Oh 'lhlS tabernacle,
he seemed 10 be constantly led up To, and absorbed IN
the contemplation of that heavenly Inheritance OF which
he had many pleasing views IN ''the house Of his pill
grnaIe.' HIS faith strong aud ivcy,-hs confidence
hrm aud mistaken his evidences clear and satsaco
ry,-his prospects blooming aud Frightening before him.
he was enabled To rejoice continually IN the hope 81
glory. Ills Redeemer and his religion, heaven and po
~, were lie constant theme OF his conversation Many
were edited. cnmorled and eucuuragc rcioced
The chamber In which he met his fate. WAS verify Il
holy. heavenly place. conseerated with the presence of
ihe OmnipoleH. OF angels aud of happy saints. The
grave looked INTO with eNultann, and The dark val.
ley Of the shadow of DEATH umned by the presence OF
the Redeemer Of the World. excited tear III the bosom
81 this youthful soldier Of the cross Triumphant and
happy in the love Of his Maker he patiently waited
until the hour oi his departure came; when he top at
econale leave Of his weeping friends and relatives,
clused his eyes all below. and swerty slept IN the
kind embrace of his Saviour, IN the twenty third year
Of his age. ADOLESCENS.
,on the 2nd Sept. 1915, at his residence in
Nelson County. Mr.. JAMES loviHG, ST. IN the Goth
year of his age. The of this obituary was per
sonay acquainted with Mr.. Loving for than hr
ty years, and can emphacaly say that he an hon
man. fall oflhe milk human kndness-llls house
refuge for The distressed and his hands always
their relief He good neigh bor. father. husband
master and friend. He left a wife and children 10
his loss in which all his neghbors acqualn,ances
and friends do ieelingy participate. p.