The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

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In he deAah uf this smishAe snd sxrcllsns NAN
lie shaEeh and the eOmmuniiy have sustained =
EEsat loss Had stranger been present 81 his
l'nd-Ei6e in his last hOurs. and sssn The hand a.
iEaeRdshiP hasisd in doing What oould te done n
seoshr his Pains; bad be soae with lae funeral
Pseosssion As i wound is nay % he burying
place for the dead. and witnessed he silent tear
IS i ssoie dOHn he cheek q many Who were nos
susons he number u bis relatives; such ssran.
scr would have seen enough 10 convince him that
the msn who had ALLEN mus have been greatly
beloved.
But there . hOps..in lis death. In the morn-
ms Of lie he sought and found. as We trus,. sa.
siOur. Soon after he connected himself with lllc
church. And now that he i gone, il is pleasing
70 recall The growing interest which. for the last
lew months of his life. he manifested Cor the prs
Periiy Of our beloved Zion. Brfare his sickness
came on him, We had formed the fond hope that
God wsS desighing him as one Of those active spi.
Ti's in his church, who esteem il privilege to Ia.
bor and pray for The extension Of the Reieelner's
kingdom. But God had other purposes in view.
and has called him home In himself Oh. for
that humble resignation, which viii enable US 90
say from the hcar. Thy viii be done. o Col"
He was an alceliOna,s husband and father,
kind and humane master. And in his death
there has been lcil void in the family circle Of
which il is painful e think. Alas what ccW-
mcntary on earthly happiness. Not four months
have passed since all was peaceful and happy in
this hOuschold--a husband and wife happy in
each others love, and blessed with two little
daughters, the youngest Of whom one Of the most
,.ildren ever saw. But now, we doubt
wet and lovely for God, who
% come unto me and
: home to himself.
Eass,.. ie child.
We shall !. e sacredness Of that
grief which fills the bosom Of his bcreavcd com.
PanOn, but pray that God in mercy may spcedi-
y bind mp the wounds which this painful scpsra-
ton has caused. Oh, what relief to know that
faith in the promises of that God who is the hus-
band Of the widow and the father Of the father
less, can aud will make the sosrowing to be glad
in the midst Of their sorrow. What a relief to |
know, as another has beautifully expressed il, |
" that in the deepest moral darkness there can be
music, music which sounds softer and swecter
than by day; and that, where all the instruments
of human melody are broken, there is hand that
can sweep the heart-s,rings, and wake the notes
of praise" II.
Died, in this county, on the the e2d ultimo,
MIR. HESRr o'D.SIEL, aged about 60 years.