Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26
On motion. The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES BE\AGu, CT
OBITUARY,

Died OF The Typhoid Fever un Tuesday evening the
3O'h Ut Dec. 1910. Mrs. MARY WADE, consult vi
Zachheld Wade, Sr,, 10 the 70h year of her age
Also On the evening. (hut few hours interviews
my their denartur",) MIS-. Many +. WADE, relic, III
Zachtld Wade, Jr IN the 2iih year of her age L. ~
al all times Solemn thing To look upon the dead and
mikes the ohdnrate feel the solemn truth that
there Is n couman tate tr us all. But there ais some
OF this melancholy aud distressing character cal
euated more deeply 10 touch the heart, make IL sad
and To draw trih tear and 10 nfl CT severer
pano his nature. the death Ut tho ind ydu.
ais. whose names head this obituary, attended with
the most solemn and melancholy reflections we la pe
ever been called upon witness To behold aud lmk
upon two dear friends, side by SIDE rigid IN death
rohed for the gave, LAID Ia Their cons and surrounded
by weeping trends Was 1t mol a sight 10 tnuch The
ihe very soul. 10 open The inmosl wells Of feeling aud
cause The coolest 10 realize the lrail tenure by which II
holds It's place Ia humanlS2 We never before saw til.
agony Of hearts asuoder deep and SD intense
Euiagy upon the many virtues oi SUBJECTS Of this
obituary, would he VAIN and NEEDLESS. IN the life oil
MIS- Zachied Wade. ST. we hehed mohy CHRISTIAN
ptaees, which wfre interviewer with sentiments Of the
ruiest social feelings Her death, like her life was
genlc-aboye her. was the glory Of The heavens ;
about her the glry of the earth she passed from time
10 eternity death aud claimed her, and now she
IL no longer jMrller 10 world upon which is writ
passing away Painful as may b., to her 40 I'd
husband, 10 her daughters. sons and friends the
collection, that her eye is newly kndled with the
light OF perfect iah and holy joy feeling should gush
like fountain vi sweet waters over their stricken
hearts, and when they reflect that her affections
are now entwned with heaveni, hopes, and have
The 1--we OF her savlanr which 10 centre. Well may
they bear up against this against this ail elton. c,nvn.
ced they are, that 'car mans abiding place u
that and trouble encompass MS around while she
Is released from mnfal toll and ia now enjayng III,
changeess bliss of heaven. Mrs. Wade had been n de-
voted aud pons member of the Baptist church for 3
years. On the life of Mrs Mary +. Wsde, we saw
much 10 admire. She has been GU off IN earl, life (eav
ng behind her two interesting daughers;) and she was
surrounded with oil the embellishments which make life
deslrahlep sssssinI is OF private virtues hch unob
rusive she who prlriceJ them, require
eul2y 10 endear their remembrance. Those who knew
her best loved her mlst. As nuiler she tender
and loving; daughter. she aleconaie aud kind:
sister, ardent and davoied as friend faithful and
steadast; while the stiffness of her private character
beamed warm & pure in domestic life. aud gave power
& beauty the station which she occupied as woman
A few days befue her wearied spirit left lis tenement
Of clay, for lis long, long home. she gave isat Try
evidences thai she ton felt that her home was hea ven
ard blisSl Immortality awaited her beyond the grave
1t is profitable for all to ssnd in The presence Of the
dead 1t teaches the living solemn lesson. which the
brggary elements of the world make us but loo often
forget. Oh! that the chlljr nIf men would seek home
say in the language Of the Pet,
Let us depart,
II home like this await the weary sonl;
Lnuk up, thou stricken ont! Thy wounded heart
Shall bleed no more at sorrows stern control"