Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

TALLY and affection Of sevsing friends too often tn.
duee them Ia eStol the Of their deceased relatives
aud 10 ascthe virtues to them WHEN dad. which They
never possessed whilst sing-hut II Mrs A. IL eau
he toly sad thai she sustained the different relations Of
HE IN such manner. Ia cudeaT her 10 all with hun
Size had any Intercourse As Wife, she was mos, tfi.
ly "a erowa TO her hushaad," ai1rcti nae mild and
ohlgng:-she was tender mother, dutilul daueh er
KIND nelshhor, warm and snrete friend, aud ahnye
all. pi0us and faithful follower Of the meek aud lwly
jesus At an ave when tho gerallty of her sex arr
adjoining Their persons with the gay tappngs OF fine ap
patel, aud pursuing ruund OF amnsemens. which the
wo,id falsely calls pleasure Mis- A. aeeamo convinced
thata renewal Of heart is 'heone thing neclful" and
she accordingly sough, for and nhained "ihe pearl uI
great price the redemption of her soul fn the gull
aud power of sim thousa the merits Of III aiunng blood
of 1.-The Lamb of God which taholh away the sins II
the WORLD Soon after her consersion uhc aned her.
self with the Baptist Church at Beaver DAM under the
pastoral charge OF The Rev. James Lelwich OF which
she continued firm and consistent member until the
period OF her death During the last two years of her
HE Mrs. A. had been the subject Of all elton aborng
under complication of Diseases and for great por
ton ol the time, suffering the most cxcrucatinr paint
YET, III The midst ei her severUst tIIas. nuhnn could
shake the sicadtasucSs of her faith; but "ookinr f
tat blessed hnro, aud the eurens appearing Of the great
G,d, and cur Saviour Jesus thfsl." she WIS enahed
to submit To the Vii of her Divine Master vhnut muf
mur. aud IN ,yial anticipation II Happy eleaec. To
endure her complicated sufrrues " th deprre OF pa
tittf tN4Hdrlt aitN lHflNlt al sAuI, winch pNCtleH
the admiration OF her attending Physician aud of her
friends who ,i-ed her In b,r illness. Oteu. durna
this period dln 81 eNpross to the urirr o Ibis humhe
tribute to h,f mem.fy her willingness aud "deSire II
depart and be with ,hfia' ."-l,f she knew "tbai II
her earthly house of this t.at'uace di-svcd she
had building of Tod, hansc ~ made With hands.
lcrnal in the heavens" She Las IA aifeunaie
husband. four snail children and III 7erans cltcle u
relatives aud friends 10 mourn their inenara lie lssi-
bnt, blessed be God, thcy sarroW not "a thes, NIhau
h"pe-they feel an assurance hal Gcir ss is M 'isf
nal GAM aud rejoice In the hope 81 happv le IT, u
IN ''anoIher and better world fum which srhuea.
sorrow and parting excluded forever.
Delightful ihuugm lis bliss tode,
Ioquu tins m0urnul vale. and ny
pWafd to heaven--lare'er Ia pfnvr
The sweets ni Ghrisl's redecmnn love
O. The Republican, and Religious Herald will please
COPY.
- ON the 2Glh of May, in Amherst county Ia.
vlRA l. only clild of John d. and Elizabeth NJ II
VIM aged one year month and sixteen DAYS.
Hope lnnhs beyond the bounds Of time.
hen whal We drpiufe
"Nhall rise III fall immortal prime
And bloom To fade no more"
In milking ihls record ol departed relation mrrnaf,
iuvoluharly recalls the names Of other departed rela
lions, who have gone before. and puus eeline would
say 10 re mining klnded aud friends
"Sniuou friends are angels.
Sent on ofrands full Of lave
For us they lntqnish aud for MS they die
"And shall thay iappu,sh, shall they dIein yan}'