Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
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DEPARTED til life, Tuesday, The p III day OF Janu
AIRY. 1916, IN the 4Olh year Of her age Mrs. MARIA NJ
MILLER consort Of Francis ). Miller, ESQ., oi Lynch
burg She had been processing christian, and
beloved member of the Fusl PIesby leran Church in
Lynchburg for II years Having maintained uniforms
y consistent and plous lIi, sto departed IN peace and
sustained by cheering hope OF eTing INTO the rest pre-
pare for the righteous. Highly esteemed and tender
y regarded by all who knew her, she will be long afiec
tlonaeIy remembered by the church OF which she was
"A member, and by the community IN which she lived.
with heart ever sympalhlsng with the afflicted, and
hand always ready TO relieve The necesstous, her
Inoval will be long ie aud deeply amented by the sui>
ieng and the destitute. but our loss is her unspeaka.
6e gain blessed The dead that die IN the Lord.
they from their lsborS." With such hopes surely,
The bereaved family may adopt The language OF reslgna
lion aud say, at the Lord let him do what seemeh
him good"
on The 30h Of December last, at his resi-
dence, in the county ul Franklin, DR.. SAMUEL CAB.
ELL, IN the 5Jth year ii his age. DIR. e. died ul ap,
poPleXy. after appearing uncomHonly cheerful and hap
Py al night and enjoying 10 unusual degree the plea
vt the social eTct: he retired TO rest at night and
before day delerous and speeches. he spoke
mofe he seemed to suffer great bodily pain until the
next night about ten O'clock ami he expired DR.. Us
memory deserves 10 be held in lasting aud grateful es-
TEEN nv the community In which he lived and IN Which,
he dcj 1t may truly be SAID OF DIR. C.. that he filled
every department oi HE with dignity and proprey. AS
a neghbor, he kind and accommodating. to all, es,
peciay those distress; master, torbeaHng and
ndulgsu father, rome can te found more tender anu
ndulpen TO the reasonable shes If his lovely and be,
loved children; a husband he truly kind aud al
IN sickness and health. always ready to admin
lister 10 The ants and comforts of beloved we. IN his
OH, rial character, Dr. C. has gained for himself the re-
nu,ao, of prudent and cautious and al the same lme
very successful pactloner his mind naturally good
was we'll stored w useful knowledge; he was. think.
\ graduate Of Hamrden Sydney College. DIR. c. has
left an aectionae wife and interesting and dun
u childen and numerous aai respectable train OF con-
nexons 10 depure their loss but, e mourn mol as nose
who have no hope Not long beore ms aecease' ne Sao
in conversation with Mrs. Cabell that his disease was
SUCH he did not expect live long, and that "hgm nc
did 90 would be very sudden and that he was w'lie
10 90 at any time the Lord should call him. Bo'. -
his life we appeal Tor comfort in our bereavement io
more than l3 years, he consistent member oil me
PRESBYTERIAN Church, md for considerable portion o'
that time he was ruling Elder. He was. sound IL NE
oory and well ndoc,rinaled in the truths OF the bioe'
and II NAV truly be said OF Dr. c. 1t was OF SAUL ne
hold he prayett will say to tie church oil when ne
WAS member, and which mos. feel their loss " on
while is called to-day for the night OF DEAN coe'p
whereie none can work. and to hiswl'e andchi'oien'
eudeayor 10 meet him and follow him So Tar as he o
loweJ ,nr ord and Saviour Jesus Christ. -
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