Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-20
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DIED. IN this city, The 9th nlt at the residence ot
ner son-in-iaw, MIR. Samuel ID. Morgan, Mrs SAIIv
MGiNTosh, IN her 18th year.
In the removal Of this emincp,Jv po,s ,,o,L :; =,
a'i many tender ties have been broken to which many
.ear'S must respond, for many years come Wh,,
10 thosc OF her Immediate kindred no rittcn
IS needed to pcrpctuatc her memory regard 10
OF her acquaintance and friends, may well demand a
orici expression OF her worth Ofthc latter many ho,
al her early as well her later places of rcsid ncc
stun remain TO revert with ondncss TO The
Oh .heir endearcd associations with her. To them all
recorcons at once so deep and tender that no bodily
pam nor even the near approach of death itself cond
Sr, ,s ,hvm IN her heavng bosom. The place of her
or'h' chichester, Na,) together with that of her
youthful days, (Staunon, OF the same State } were
Toan endcared TO her by many pleasing
ny her nioa there also, with the Church of the faithful
in Chfist Jesus. '
BY the former, her name from being that IF Sale
Wetzcl was changed TO that Of Mcintosh by her mar
riagc with DR.. George Grant Mcintosh an cn;ncn,
scotch ply scan, educated at Edinburgh and induced
10 cmgrae to America by his medical class mate and
friend, the late Dir. Samuel Brown
by 1he latter; she became united with the Prcsbytc-
LIAM oGfch az stanton to which, till her DEATH she
e"ng WIN all the Yerdan freshness of .'rst love
10 ChrSt aud his people. Left widow with two
children while the youngest Matilda was too Young
10 eci that she was tatlcrlcss, she eventually upon
thc marriage OF that only daughter with Mr. s. d Nor
gan, our worthy towmsmai, first resided with them
during many pleasant years at Huntsville, Ala, and
''oio !eccn''y, lot Ike term, and with like happ
ness, in this city. fr'
Her last ness, though rro,ractcd through long pc
amur
mnr Amidst all its trying demands on her faith and
patience, one uniform reliance on the grace and mercy
OF Tod, was habually manifested in her speech and be-
hafiour Ihankulncss filled her heart for the circ,,m
stances OF support and comfort with which she as
tinuay surrounded Thankiulncss first of ain TO God
ana Then to the beloved relatives by HON she was 60
Sa"ousiy ana aisctionatey attended. Gratitude, in
deed was one of the browning virtues Of her Kind and
a',hin heart; and never ceased be revealed not
ohiy 10 her immediate kindred-than whom no mother
OF fnohcr- IN, law, or grand mother, ever more
nesscd than she, in all those cndearing relations
opt likewise TO the many dear friends including her
physician and pastor. who all felt it be great prv
ege 10 minister to her aid and comfort those snkine
day and nights OF suffering preceding her descent TO
silence and solitude OF the grave.
She rests FROM her labors and her sufcrins and her
of bliss r.
christian (NashuiUe TennD Recp,d
DIED. at Mt Scion, the night of the lGtk inst
JOHN eiBnoNs, infant son of MIR. Daniel NJ. Hardin of
the city Of Richmond Only months since this in
tsrcSting little boy was bcrc Of fond and tender mo-
Their, and after receiving every attention which a kind
grand mother and other relatives could render he has
been called home by that Saviour who said, "SniTcr
niue children TO come unto forbid them NOT for
OF such is the kingdom of heaven, Nav he who fem
pcrs the winds TO the sorne lamb sustain the afflicted
ahcr under this unexpected and affective Visitation of
Providence
DIED, recently, in ScousviIlc. Albcmarlc coun,v
4Gr PREsToN BRowS, in the both year of his age
1h" deceased was private in the 1t. Infantry com
pany of the Virginia Regiment of Volunteers for The
Mexican war and discharged from the service on
the LIST of August, 1871 at S;tillo Mexico on account
of i'll health
Poor fellow he came home but TO die His rcturn
to his native land had effect arrcsng his disease
and lie continued TO waste away until he sunk into an
early grave.
The soldiers hsrdships and suGcrings arc over his
wearone marches ended, aud he sleeps,
TO be disturbed until the last great 'rcycIlic wakes
up the cncanpmeDts Of The dead.
DIED, at'his residence in Charlottesville on the 9th
INST, Dr. HARDIN MAssE i'll the 5Oth year of his age.