Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21

lei / innanm1 linn IT ,hc brain, he wss deprived OF that
Exercise ii her mind, which nnder mum lasafaile CIV.
runsfsnres would have III irded her al opportunity ui
E tearing Testimony with her latest breath to The Ifaih aud
; %eaatiafl Il that rpiiriun uf which she hal made a pnb
tic pruf.ssloai. but ffvi ihe teffItnde of her uui y wi De
parineni5. aud her devotion 10 The rauss of her Makrr,
. we have every rcasDn 10 believe she has gotie TO rap
9 her reward a, the rieh, hand Of 6ud. She was 4 most
} excriieni Guild; Kind and sf'ccIinfaie as a sister. She.
e a While befpte Der departure, desired The reiai'''ns who
lSiud srrping srudnd her dying bid to nteti hei IN The
paradise II c.lesIialjays, and sjnsf,siifd her ialher par
iiculsri, 10 weep hoi IT. her. Also. 4 while before her
decrease. sne endured exquisite pain. but never n'urpnf
ed ~ v ished her sndetIegs less. Her ~laegusge, while
she c.uld speak. vas that of confidence aud ho'y IN
omph. II desire Ia depa,t aud be with Christ" And
that " lieh has 50 enen been the language Of the eKpif.
ing Christian.
Jesus can make the dying bed. M
Feel sof as dnwny pillows are
Were sprne II her expressions. Shr exhor'ed her
friends In meet her 10 heaven; and W. believe they VIII
Doi trgei her issi charge 90 them. She was an ekem-
plary .nrinlef Of The Methodisl Episcopal Church. q,
ihat all. whatever may b. the circumstances connected
with their death, may receive the supporting grace and
eternal salvation which Chris, has purchased Tar them.
In .NmtIe d'Eeoe.
Departed This life. At Soldiers J8y. his residence in
The county Of Nei.un, DANIrL HIsGlsgorHlm, IN The
6ifh year al his age. There WAS every thing III the
character of his just and auiable man, which should at-
resi- attention. and present bin as a III mode. 10 he lmi
lated by the rising generation. Burn not Ia atilnence.
and blessed With but hile education. fe entered lie de
pendeni altogether on the e1afts of his Own mind aud
The energies IL his uwB character. He was unliring IA
his industry, peBeycring without limif, easy, unas
s0ming and afable IN his maGu,rs, vi nnblemishtd NOR
ais, aud with a goodness Of heart which forbade The idea
Of wrong To mural man. The pbilanthropist might re-
gard him with pleasure, and oil ol bis fellow beings hail
with delight the success Of every enterprise ~ Which he
might engage. II may easily he seen 10 shat Of fortune
snd ferafatian such a man would readily attain. What
ever WAS WON by him was The just reaa ard ot unblenish'
ed integrity. pure and perfect honesty ol purpose, aud
but ihn just return 10 upright and interchangeable pursuit.
Ihc EARLIER p%atlipns ot his lilo were spent asa member
Of tie mercantile weird. For upwards Of twenty years,
ADD through the struggle Of The last waf. and the days
of hazardous speculation which followed II, he WAS ex'
trnsiyely engaged IN foreign and domestic trades and
t%hrD6ghnni thai long period. and 10 the day ofhls death,
such was the regard paid by hun 10 pnneluali'y, that In
no single instance was his name encountered BY dlshonor
of subjected 10 suspicion aud feProaeh and WIN his
brother merchants that name was an unqualified passport
to credit. Having acquired as mnef, ot this worlds
wealth as was desirable 10 an intelligent mini, he reilr-
ed 10 his elegant and huspi,able estate OF Soldiers JOY,
there 10 sinnd the remainder Of his days IN transformations
bu, bouniilnl peace and plenty. in the fall practice OF all
the rites Of charity. beneyolence aud %gopdness OF heart,
which forever beckpns 10 the unfortunate io come ard
take shelter under him" Here he WAS arrested hy the
hand Of death, on Sunday the lOl, Of his month. and
brcsihed his last, leaving 10 his numerous connexions the
legacy of a good name, which they M doubt will proper
y cherish, and which, all who knew him will bo proud
To acknowledges.
Died. on the 18th instant. after M illness Of II days.
Mrs. Juplrn AM ). Wnru,Ll, WIFE OF Mr.. Henry
Walihall III Prince Edward county and daughter ol Mr..
Ihos. Mnselry Of Campbell county. Mrs. Walthall was
IN the 9Th year OF her age, had been married about three
years. and left behind M infant some eight months old.
Intelligent. amiable and modest IN her department, she
won the affection aud esteem of all WIN knew her, and
left behind many 10 unite with her immediate friends and
relations 10 mourn her loss. But why should speak
of her loss She was a Christian, aud her be.
feaved husband aud parents and relatives have the
D unsDpdklb ln nFlV llenp of cuutpmu l1liUU her as tDrpy-