The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Obituary.

Dicds iIi tlais county, on EIkuaa inc %fn nltt- i
mo. Mr. EnIaH PIcx.Rp, in the 57th year u
Ills esc. Mr.. Piekard was member Of lhe Pres
l,ytcrisn church. and by consistent walk and
conversation manifested Tie sincerity of his pro-
fcssion. liz. was highly esteemed for his many
good qualities, and his death is n sore berease-
men, to his family and friends.
Died, in this county, Oh Saturday .hs s9Ih ul,-,
Mrs. TawaH CnrTcHrIELp, consort Of the Rev.
Enoch ctutchiicld, ahcr short Illness Of nine
days, which she bore with the paiisnce and chris
tian fortiude That has ever. characterized the lie
Of this an,iabIc woman. She was a consistent
member of the Baptist Church, and being meek
and obclicnt follower of her Lord and Master, she
mel this final summons as ons who had set her
houss in orlcr,' and she TRANQUILITY passed from
this to the spirit world. Her ehrissian walk and
bcne olen, disposition hal won, tho affection Of
all her acquaintances. She has LEFT bereased
husband and six chia.scn, together with a large
circle Of relatives and friends to mourn their ire
parable los. D (oossrSrclrrp.)
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Died, in this vicinity, on the Sd inst, Mr., HEsr
! nv q. PARisu, agef Sc years. Mr. Parish was
for meny years member Of the Baptist Church,
and lived an edibing example Of christian eharac-
ter, beloved BY his 'faHailS and respected By the
community. His end was such as may be ex-
pccted from pious life. He died processing his
mistaken trust in that Saviour who he'd SUSTAIN
ed him through life, and his peaceful end Is the
only consolation to bis family for their severe he
rcaycment. s@3.t \ a@@g (Con)
Died, in this place, on Tuesday the lst inst,
Miss SrsaS BaKEa, aged about 73 years. She
had come to Hillsborough on a visit, hut waesies
when she arrived here. She had previously re-
sided in this place many years, and had express
ed a desire that her remains should be deposited
beside. her sister; and how strange the Proyi-
dcnce which has thus fulfilled her wishes. Sick
hess prevailed to an alarming extent 1l Halifax
county, Va, the place. of her late residence, but
she was permitted to bavc in apparent health, ex-
/ rectiag 10 remain here but few weeks. Disease,
however, here developed itself, and her stay has
/ been protracicd beyond her calculation; but she
rests beside her, sister in her long home, and as
she had lived a life of piety, we may suppose thai
their ,iisembodied spirits are now swecty com
muning together around the throne of God. Miss
b. was native Of England, and memberof the
! Episcopal Church. -v..e sses~~e
Died, in Tippah county, Mississippi, on the sst
! Of Jpiy, ELIzanETH GIBsoS, consort Of Mosc'
Gibson, in the 6lst year of her age-formerly q
(;uilfonl county, N. g. Leaving husband am
six children and large circle u connexions and
friends to lament the loss of one of the best q
wives and mothers, and the most sincere Of trienss
In all the relations Of life she sustained an es'ima
bic character. She connected herself to the Pres
hytcrian church some fa1ty-iive years before he
death, and lived consistent and devoted life.
She seemed to contemplate her entrance int
the death valley without fear or trembling; 81
had on anchor to the soui which was both sur
and s,eadfast, even Christ the Righteous.
, She selected before her death the text, Job Il
chapter, and a5th, seth and a7th verses. d
"I knew that NY Rodecmer hseih, &c an
.. selected the hymn 3 ,&&xS @@ ID g
> "'Tis finished, the conflict is past, e@.s ssa
II The heayen-born spirit Is he'd;
: Her wish is accomplished at last
And now she's entomb'd with the dead. ~
J "Ths months Of affiiction are o,cr, ID j.
| Tho days and the nights of distress; Z
$ We see her in anguish no more
: She's gained her happy release.
| Grecay5orot,gt Pats"t.