Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
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Died Of bran fever, nj his residence near N,2,o CIV
Ml-sl sppl, on Tie 22nd Of August. DR.. WILLIAM H.
LAMBETH, IN the 40 year uibs agr,
IL announ ing lhe death OF our valued friend at hi,
late period, when perhaps, the wounds has Indicted
upon the hearts o his surviving relatives have been ,bt
IL scared by time shall be careful not 10 omen Them
alics by dwelling Loo infinitely upon the social virtues
which rendered him 50 dear 10 the beIcaved wife and
weeping children he has left behind aud vet we shall
endoavor In avoid The of his numerous friends
which feel we should Justly ruef ii we omit entire
y TO ande t. 81 OF the most prominent features IN his
lie and character.
DR.. I1mbrh, was resident of The cnunly nr C,mp
bauntil about year previous his death when con
slderaon,ol pecunmry nature induced him move To
the state oi Mississippi, where he had seted cotton
plantation some years before.
Endowed by nature with talents of the first order, and
nnrnred by parents who spared neither pains nor expense
III improving them. his intellectual requirements wcre
surpassed 10y lew. Having been educated for the learned
professions and prelerrng that If medicine after prepar
mo himself by course Of reading under the supervision
OF i)r. samuel * Jennings, Chen Of Blmoe,) he al
tended lectures and eradnlted viii much ecla of
the lifs medical Collenes in the Union He thon ,ca
ted IN ths, his native country, where his success as
practitioner ga1el Tor him an etyabe reputation which
he ever afterwards malnitned. Toward, The latter raf
oi his e. however, domestic duties and the fatigue at
tendng his Practice compelled him confne only 10
those wo either would not because o Their preference
nm, OF who could not, account Of Tho emergency Of
the case, procure another Physician.
DeFnedly and oi the classics and jealous advocate
ior Inc dissemination OF lelnngpne oil his iayourte pur
suits whilst IN Virginia. was that Of Watching over and
promoting the weIiareot then Furnishing district
sfho"l, winch Was Organized mainly through his nsfu-
mentality the house for which being erected his land
and principally al his own expense. Aud although he
never acted IN the capacity of tutor yet, he was
mating some Wise snggesian which on being acted upon.
enued geay 10 'nther lis interests, and Iaclt'nte the
loS'fs' 81 It's pups We have been present at several
examinations al ihs institution and we ieeI warranted.
III aiI"oe mat me exhibition 9i learning witnessed on
sue" occa9'"S rehected cfeut upon the school, and all
conhoe,ed WIN IT,
hna'e ana courteous IN his man'er and cheerful and
noSp'aoe N MS disposition The deceased was universally
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