Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-17
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AT the residence Of her mother IN Orange County.
on the 25th OF Oct. Miss Elizabeth Jane Hall. ia
the 23d year Of her age.
The deceased had very eerlv In life professed her
faith in the Saviour, and attached herself TO the
Presbyterian Church, and BIZ her walk and CONVEX
sation daily testified TO those around her that there
Is a reality IL tie religion OF Christ. Cheerfulness,
blended with humility, was a Nest distinguishing
feature Of her pisty. In her last illness she was
called upon to endure severe snd protrscted suffer
ing. aud yet she uttered not q murauring or repin-
ing word. In social intercourse the deceased was
a kind, aiahle and courteous companion and the
highest eulogy which language can pronounce upon
her is, that those who knew her best, loved and es-
teemed her most. as q Christian she was warm
hearted, faithful and energetic. Her attachment to
the Church was strong end ardent, and well may We
say e her surviving trierds-anitata her pEsise-
va Raleigh STANDARD 4 HiIlsIoro' Recorder
please copy.
At Bishopyille, S. s., on the 18th of October, ia
cob l.. Jones, of Davidson Co. NJ. g., aged about
% years. Bro. Jones vas = frM, za2lous and con-
sistent member of the Rich Fork Division Sons Of
Temperance. lie had been residing st BishopviIle
Tor about twelve months, when an attack of Conges-
tive fever, in defiance of medical skill terminated
his earthly existence. A letter from an attending
friend gives the assurance that he died "a peace
lie was loved and respected by all who knew him.
W..
In Chatham county, on the eGh nit. ,EBro. A. G..
Hinton, n consistent and active Son of Temperance
and an efficient pious member of the Baptist Church
at Mt. Gilead. lie was sOrely afflicted for many
months, which he bore with christian patience and
fortitude; but amid them all, his confidence and
trust IN Christs atOnement was mistaken, and he
departed this life in bright anticipation of a blissfuI
immortality. Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord"
Biblical Recorder please copy.
We regret to hear of the death of Bro. Samuel
Barr, a member Of Mount Ula Division S. of t.
His brethren bear formal testimony 20 his integrity
and worth as 2 member Of our Order, and his excel
lence CT character as a citizen and christian; and
also express deep sympathy and condolences with
his afflicted family.
~ We sympathi1e with our brethren of St.
MGry's Division, wake county, in the loss Of oar
beloved brother, William Lea faithful member OF
the Order aud a devout Christian.
1.-THE crowded state CT our columns precludes the
Insertion Of the resolutions passed by the Divisions
% the above deaths.l
Resolutions passed at the regular meeting o
New Hanover Division, No. -. Sons often
perance, on the 29th Oct, 1852, upon the an
nouncement Ct the death Of Brother B. S
koonce.
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty dis
poser OF Events, to remove from our midst oul
late worthy Brother, Bryant s. koonce.
R~es0iUed. That in his death our Order hal
lost an amiabie and efficient member, and
Societya christian gentleman.
ResoiOed, That the family Of cur deceased
Brother have our deepest sympathy in then
bereavement.
Resolved, That in testimony of our respec
we viii, in body, attended the funeral o
our deceased Brother, and that we will wear
; the usual badge of mourning for thirty days