Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
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DEPARTED this lie IN the cit, ii Phadelpi, en- the
fa Wit. lILsRy l.. MtsE, OF The ruunty Of Franklin
lie al repaired to that city for the purpose Of having
Surgical operation performed Ca him Fer several yeats
ihrrB had been visible enlargement Of The paIud gland
the len side oi The face. II did mol become pair iul
Until he last few mouths thru. evident symptoms III
sarhd aeiieu supersenrd, md began by degrees 10 be.
painful which daily increased. lie sought the ad
wee afsevofal medical gentlemen. and received pretty
generally the saire atsWer-thal lle was 10 be pee
ted tem constitutional treatment and Thai .,e surceoo'.
katie presented probably the only means Of relief "A,
de'cr.nned to Try II aud, after having ihuuchifuy
made every temporal arrangement started ON the 2t,h
aasy, Tor that farre Inpassing through Richmond
be obtained (thfongh the Intervention Of medical friend
who paucd 'iin Introduction 10 the Medical
Faculty OF llrat place They rplely e,smn,d his
tsse. hu very properly (nu being called On 10 under.
ahe) declined giving urnien. (ahhuueh requested to
dos', as In the rohale result ufan operation Having
reached Philadelphs. he ook few DAYS rest nd WAS
then operated on By eminent surgeon Of that place ON
the Oh I'LL, N tile presence OF several distinguished
physicians IL lasted 30 minutes. which he bore wih
grooming iuitude-lle whole time SEATED in a comu,n
tair. without beng u,d. held supported in any way
simply beeauee leIe was ssii, for H. For seye.
raj hours he seemed 10 he dne very we'll talked bes,
fully. and had every reasonable tspeci Of being sue
eessin-ihfn some difficulty of swallow ng camc-ncx,
d 81 ulty uf'alkinr-aod lastly, niens ufbtea,h.
ing: al ni which, accom- ahied nh dr0u snr.. cunn
ned viii bis death, Whrh wns Precisely 36 hours
Us frnaval. evidently cancerous 5, that all wer.
entiacod 81 hc complete hnpeisssures oi The case with
rnl an uprfsilnn run various considerations IL is
deemed hesI 10 append the ccr6ea'e Of tho PHYSICIANS
r""ullc oansl o. "hieh Is IN the Possession Of The
Nfiier
we The Undersigned having been present at the ono
ralm on MI Nnse, upheslinaly declare that II VAS
ftdarmtd by d.. Mcclellan ia mae,ery and mos, .at
isarur, manner, and with every reasonable pro,pcc, al
sarccssi but that Mr. Muse, constitution, contrary IL
doe At,4g.. .aA. =H...
mud IL dl,d iron sudden Snd uHrN pecod exhaustion al
ih'urh fe qnantily II blood hs was SO small ,b,, ,
""nd mol have hfuenced Tie nrlanchu, result I, h
tf "nf fa,d hr,,on. that had he operation not bc,
r'iothed, eih Mase would in few months have sunl
hnl'f disease which was rapidly undermining his syS
len SAMUEL u. NORTON, NJ D.
JAMES W. BACON, NJ d..
PAUL II. GODDARD. NJ d.
SAMLEl 0Lff, NJ d..
CHARLES SCANARlZ. NJ Dr
W. ihc sa'ohs ip atoms of husband father and master
af Aase had tw equaIs-perhsps nu superiors. Tbo,,
hp knew Inn besi esteemed hun must.
lin 81. Alaps Georgia IN the o1ih J.nusr
la, Af pEoEes y. 1ALtaTkBEo. Of Amherst Vlr.
p"a, having just entered upon e pa year ofhi, ACE
Aha@ah te.igeouh ~ ihe viii If CinJ is The dnu
~ sh9 although cheerful aeg1lesconce in the dsprn
taisbfP royid nee affords HE surrst and richest con
sa Jon 10 the sflicied hear, ,t II is al most il no, al
-rihef nrusstle 10 consgn TO the crave those HON
we have known We'll aud loved ienJrIly. uiihou, IA,
drepesi and most poignant sorow Interesting 10 all
IN aesooai u his intellectual aud moral worth and en-
arafed To all BY his aniahlr and sltronale leportm.n
none ever embarked IN lie with mure nal,,riny mos
reis. dian did Young Mr. Taliaerro Possessed III ey
nv advantage which enlarged and LID, raj education
md e'ffect moral training ciud brstow he had lbs
commenced 10 play his part the theatre OF life wh,,
accldenls occurrence deprived him of his health an,
blasted hs prospects of future omnence and usefulness
symptoms suggesting the probability tba, his Inn,
lIh become diseased, had s1uner presented them
ses,s than his ply stefan ad Used hun Ia wish Tho S,b
eade' The h. pc that Sm,ben emsie ui,L, chss,
We tendency 10 consumption and ,slnre his health :
Accordingly. N the latter part uf November lac, l.
h@A ieaseoi his iamly and friends aud accom- aui,d h,
~la'isr, arrived in ST. Mays about the Lin of H.
renhei iuilnalns. Here he continued with y,,yin
prospects 81 returning health until his death Allhouo
vas 'i9et'e .hsl ar aairrrp should contend viii
va" fasa9es "f disease nnSaslained and uneonor,eJ h.
the kindly offices Of affection sud sympa,bv n, hns
yet THESE characteristics Which had rndear,J him Ia !,
VINO knew him IN Atuhers', secured for him warm nj,
tymisiheiic friends III 81. Mays All tha, kioIne.
and sec de could suggest Tor The alienation of his sui
ienss while living, and for The expression of re,ner,
his memory wh-a dead, was dono by The citizens of tn,
pace. ne end OF THIS young man WAS calm pcacef,
and tranquil During the as, 8 weeks.D saws n
communication announcing the melancholy in,eliyens
Of his death 10 his f. lends in Virginia "he has been
pattern oil iotilude and uncompla nny pa,irnccr An
ss death Is thus decflbed by the same
'ife died ON Monday morning, 27tl inst quarter beto,
ohe' isng as II Were, asleep. 81 lnile pain did hi
connenance or actions indicate. | thought | could al.
coref faint smile his lips even in The col,ness
deaIh--sare am. that never saw counienance mo,
placid, and Tree rm the anguish of The last ereat sr,g
Etc lie has leit behind hin nutneruus train of c,n
heAmas and friends 20 mourn his untimely death. Blu
,nrf weep n"t as fhuse without hopei' The eve
tslil oksio the prospect of rennion beyond IN, n,.,
nj holm Ma. Il.