Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-16
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Died, Tuesday. Tie i0.l lust. AR, sev,,o no.,
lingering illness, JotNst H., VIE of Alr w II
u alshl. aged u Yeas. IT, deceased was member
ol the "a Presbyterian ehntch and for r ye,rs h,a
hibed walk and conversation brc,,,i,,, 4l,s
Those hlends via Wee atdenlly attached i, he, n,
reason o her many eNeCilsnres ii mind and h,a ,1
who nov deeply dfplofe her elay departure NAV can
sole themselves "td HE reelection that her s5rvs aud
sliIfragS nave a'fh ssfsedrd BY ipg and blessing in
that World " bele Odd wipes all lear, llm All eyrs
May they have glare sag aalor The p,Ner of ls d..
vine chasiisement-
''Adeu Ia all below The skis,
CELESTIAL Glardnn! come,
On Thy KIND wlng ny soul would rise
10 her geiesial honr."
- this life. at the residence of Cart. John 4
Price IN Lafayette county, ~ on ihr morning of the
oh day 81 February lat the Slth year other soc.
Mrs. fLzARETn. widow al the Rev. Charles Price.
ornery o Bedford eohrtY Va. who anticipated her in
the nys Of Heaven many years apo Fms mother of
Israel had experienced the comforts aud realities Ut rny
lgon. long before the writer Ia Is now in the 5ih
year of his aye had ute existence; and from his
first recollection pinus and exemplary member Of
The NJ. T. Church For several months she had hpen
cradnal decline. without SYMPTOMS Of local dis
ease: nature by degrees and her alllteon
III II could be called such bofue With that humble
patience. which is 'heIrnr characteristic ofa living faith
BENZ asked a few hours bp,re her death how she felt
her was, chow could feel bellerl" Some davs
previous 10 her final departure her sight aud hearing
hecame impaired and her mind snmen bat delruus and
continued unll she fell asleep in Jesus Sha wasa
very lender and airclona'e mnther kind and oli-
qing ne1hhar. and an ndul,rnt mistress Tier funeral
was preached the day of her nterment. 10 unnsu
al number nt relations and friends from the 10th
Psalm, 18th vrrSe"Pfceiuus in the sight OF the Lord
Is The death ol his Saints
Died in Macon Georgia, on the pol Of January last
Nc p,,I,,
formerly of Campbell county, Va and daughter OF Thos
H. aud Matilda A. Flint in The 9th year of her age.
after sharl buf painful illness. Mrs Hunter made a
profession oi religion ut early age, aud became 4
member The Methodist Episcopal Church and by a
meek and pons department, illustrated most srhiGgly
he purity aud vitality If her faith in Christ The
whence Of her disease. cave few lucid intervals in her
last hours; yet IN these. She ever manifested her resg.
nation 10 the Divine will and her mistaken confidence in
God her Saviour. The deceased possessed many Ell
deanng and amabe qualities. The charm Of her cen
lleueSs lell with blny Influence upon the hearts that
cherished her, While her quiet aud unobtrusve manners
covered an energy. that gave her 10 discharge with
prnmpiness and Efficiency the important duties of social
lite he mrch loved has been early lost, and her be-
raved relatives While they cunsecrate her with tears of
warmest affection, "sorrow not as those who have no
ope.' Tor they believe She "sle"pS N Jesusn and all,
though her body say 80 enrruppn. thou art my
mo'her and my sister," her spirit kndline IN the Ere Of
The Sefarhm. bows with adorng love and rapture before
the throne in Heaven
the residence Of his mother near Otter
Bfd9e, bedford county, on the l9h February last.
JOHN T.. ROBINSON. IN the a Nh year ii bis aye We
are oien called upon IN the loss OF friends and
relatives; but never has Heghbarnoad felt that loss
mnre deeply than when Our amiable young friend lr us.
But WHY BE- surprised Even in HE bright and balmy
freshness Of the norrg Of life in the uaess Of youth
happiness and 1yiu anllcipaops that We are dlrnly
snaehed from The family of The living aud con, oned 10
HE dark abodes Of The dead Oh! gravel How salemn.