Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-11

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DIED, on Thursday morning last, in Brunswick CO
Va Mrs Rosa b. CASrLEroS, wife CT the Kew :
Casteton and daughter OF the late DR.. WIN Boys Of
this place. Obit, next week.
DIED. of Pneumonia, on Wednesday night, the 5th
INST, at her residence, Middle River, MIS- ANN
PucKLEy, aged 81 years.
DIED at her fathers residence on Back Creek Bath
CO.. ON Monday the Goth OF JAM, after long Illness
Miss ELrzABETH l.. YAScE, youngest daughter OF MIR.
Samuel Vance, in the - year OF her age
DIED, on the 9th nst at the residence Of his moth
er near Mt Scion, in the It'll year OF his age, JOHN
HowAap. Youngest son Rev A Van Lear, deed.
The heart OF his widowed mother x her many sym
paihisug friends rejoice III the indulgence oil comfort
able hope that taken from the evil TO ceme, this oeoV-
ed child has exchanged the comPaaorshlp OF one pa
rent for that Of apother and catered into that Kingdom
whose eoriied head has said NSuter little children 10
come unto me aud forbid them not
His mauy endearlng qualities OF NINA ana he"rS
while enhancing the feelings Of regret also furnish ell
emcnts of COMFORT in the belief that they will be per-
fected in q more exalted sphere
DIED, on Friday morning the 9th inst, Mrs. SARAH
ANN KuRTz, wife OF DR.. j. T. kurtz, oil this place.
Editor of the Messcnger) and daughter OF Daniel
Gold ESD of Winchester, the Both year OF her age
Her disease was Lazy nights, ofwo mouths duration,
from which she suffered tor four or five weeks more
thsn can be easily described, yet with patience and
resignation that the grace Of God alone could lmpart-
Ten days previous her DEATH she endured, without
a murmur an operation OF unusual delicacy and danger,
intended to relieve her breathing and prevent mpend-
;np sufocaton The relief was instantaneous, anu, ior
,h frs, time in two months she enabled to ENJOY
\ full and free respiration, the atense delight OF whch
could only be appreciated by rho had been thus de
prived But the disease was 100 lTmy hNeu 10 De SK
ED by this any other means, anu X only SGhiceu u
relieve her suffering and stay the hand OF death tor an
other week -, , =.
tiau friends to learn that at carly period OF her NJ
ness she was enabled by divine grace, To make lu
aud complete surrender of every earthly object Of alice
ton, and resign herself 10 covenant keeping God.
Her confidence uumoved to the last, ana her peace
was strong and abiding, IN the hour OF death.
II only remains to be said, that IT the Kind ana con-
slant attention of yscianS friends and
eood have been ayng, she would still be with us 10
comfort aud to cheer In this. there was no lack, ana
the hearts of mourning friends will ever cherish pleas
lag and grateful recollection ofthc untirng efforts made,
By so many, for her relief and comfort
DIED ON Thursday 5th inst &C GORGE BoURLANp,
Esq, Of Augusta CO., in the S7th year OF his agt
After a sickness Of eleven weeks he sunk into the
arms Of death under complication OF maladies' winch
baed all efforts to arrest their course Wiih Tue cnag
ing aspects of his case, how many trembling hopes and
fears rose aud fell by turns in the hearts OF anxious
friends-stl CT his afflicted family but most OF all
in the heart OF the faithful partner OF his lite, the nn-
wcaried comorter Of his long and last sickness Those
homes are now blasted those fears mourniul reality.
But in this dreadful hourto that household " iere
now sail Joy darkenrd," there comes voice from
hcayen-"Be sill and know that am God" ana
she God of the spirit of all esh. 'Nly counsel shall
stand, and will do all my pleasure STRICKEN, smlt,
ten OF Cod and afflicted let submissive faith still
look upward and say, "'Thy will be done"
Of disposition gentle, kind and obigins, Joined to
character Of true integrity. MIR Bour!and had drawn
towards him The confidence Of the conmunitygeneraly,
the good will of his ueighbors the friendship OF his
numerous kindred and the warmeSt affections oil his I'M
mediate Family. .
very Iargc coucourse attended his remains with
manifestations Of sympathy 10 their last resting place
ON earth From the grave, many returned we are sure
orin the sincere prayer, that with the cup OF bitter
ness and given to his family, God may send IN
mercy aud love, the cup Of his heavenly consolation,
and especially % more than any other deeply be-
reayrd By this lspcnsaton of his holy bat inscrutablc
providence. From her il has pleased him to remove
eoniding, devoted husband; earth seldom knows a
keeuer anguish than comes in that hour "God, who
is our refuge and strength and very present help in
trouble has said expressly tor this day OF trial, (and
how comforting the words y Let thy widows trust
in me-" "Cast thy burden upon the Lord, aad he
will sutain thee" b.
Denarted this life at his residence on South River,
IN Augusta county Va on Thursday morning, January
2sth 1852, Mr. JOAN KoINEa, in the Goth year OF his
age.
exemplary melubcr Of the Ls,hcran church-and thcsh
now .dcad vet spcakcth." He died of an attack OF
the kTJucys After suffering the most excrucatms pain
for IA or Is days, his immortal spirit lett s tenement
of clay in the triumph OF faith and hope, to meet the
God Who gave it, To the last moment OF his existence
n, uossesscd clear mind recognizing his relations and
friends and maniltsting constantly during his suffering,
fh sufcicncy of Divine grace win calm anu steady
alliance ON the merits and iutercesSion Of our blessed
Redeemcr The deceased has left atfcctionato wife,
nine children aud large circle OF relations and friends
10 mourn his loss In his death the widow has lost
lid and indugent husband. the children aifcctionae
fther his relations kind relative, the church wor-
Inv and devoted member, and the community a good
citizen We are comiorted in the hope that our loss is
-: X.
D,nar,rl this life on the morning OF January 18th,
1889 The Rev Jos. d. TYLsR, OF the Prot Epis.
Church. Principal Of the Institution Tor the Deaf Hutes
al Stanton, Va. v.
lie was graduate of Yale College, and having early
dedicated himself; 20 the service Of God, he studied for
the work Of the Ministry at the Theological SEMINARY
OF Va. ,.,.
greatly IMPAIRED by a violent attack of fever he, fear
lug their entire loss repaired to the institution Tor deaf
naes al Hartford CT, where he became em'nentE mt
ted for the important and uStinl station he occupied al
the time of his death, To this post he was called BY
the unanimous voice of the Board OF Visitors IN 1851
hohly disciplined and well furnished minda sincere
aud arltut pety and sympathizng heart enabled HIM
% perform its arduos duties with great credit and sue
cess aud universal acceptance.
:Tb. Ioss of such a man demands more than the pas
sing tribute Of sigh or tear GU oil IN the T'gor o
,,snbood-cycn while his sun vet fingered ia the me-
d;un ard in the prime o. usefulness he furnished an
other instance OF the mysterious DEGREES OF providence
IN, community in whose midst he lived for Is years,
feel tina, worthy and valuable c,r1en En- n oCSa
s whose instruction as work OF faith and labor Oh love-
he had onseeratcd nc talents aud devoted ms ser
vices, feel ,ha; who unto them as father,
Ionic s,urathizng in their yiicton, whose cornSei'
they appreciated, has been torn from them
II was in the family and social circle, however, that
his virtues shore aud where his loss Will be
%, t,.rnlv aud s.nsibly fell There a vacancy has
bscn created, which cauaot be filed memory ofthe
Lind ana generous friend. the finished scholar the use
iil aud competent instructor and minister, the tcnuer
and aifcctlouate parent and devoted hnSoau WIN lons
rn,lure in their hearts. Bat ereye not as those
&c; tbout hope but firmly believe that our loss IS ms
,n for we feel assured that she gathered to his
fathers, having the testimony Of good conscience; 10
H oa,',nnn;on of the Catholic Church in the conf
Lear, Of certain faith; in the comfort OF reasonable
;bteous and religious hope; ia favor With God, and
in perfect charity With the world. ,,
.,,b N. spirit; for they rest iroGa their laborsn
SAN" ''N EP'' - &c. w.