Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-12
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On Saturday moraiar. Oct. Isl, SoPHS1SIA A2AMlf-
IA daughter Of Fislding s. and Julia n RaS2O, OF
Harrisoa6lrg aged Is ycors m1a,h' and 10 days
She strcSca do"'a b. mysterious disease, ifou
which she suffered for oath, whcd death term'AaIco
her suGerings and her lite
Ga the 9th ut, II his residence in Highland coua'y,
s,aUEL RucSMAS, ESP, IN th' 0th year oil MS S5e'
In the death Of the deceased hecoRma;ty has sustain
cd loss not easily repaired,
Al Wayncsborough, Augusta co., Va, on the oth IN
slant in the 18th year Of her age, Mrs. LvcY Rosa re-
lict of Thos Rose E late q Richmond, and sister C
tn. unior Editoc OF the NG,ionol ihsthScHceF. oH1
was for fifty years exemplary ",eH9er oil 'Ne He'a
odis Episcopal Church, aud died with the canHesS al"
coafd ,n,c of a sincere ali consistent christian
In this place on Saturday last, jaws LrrHER, Youa.
rc,t son of George W and Mary Fuller, aged a0o0;
years. .,,...-:...
Numbered with ia" dead thau art,
ALTHOUGH our hearts with paa arc lmiten,
Cal'd 50 SOFA with thee to part
With Christian hope We a1w resign thee
To the limits OF the dead;
In the resurrection fad thee
In the arms Of Chr.st oar head
A bad to blossom ~ in glory
Where no frost Of sin en- harm,
Where no b4bss o. heals c1rc hoary,
Ever siclea to alarm.
his residence in Spring Tiipl, Augusta CO, Sept
3oth, 1853. Mr.. LGRoY o. Burr, aged IS years,
Inonhs AMI days leaving wife and one child and a
large circle Of relations ald fclds to modra-ther loss
ia considered bis gain.
Thoaga axl5;yodly called away IN the prime ami
rigr of life from his wis., child aud friends, he was not
found ul2cc9ased but rcli to depart in the hope CT
joyful resurrection His tca in the promises OF God and
h. faith in Ia, arit5 AL lt,0,Icn Of CHRIST saStan-
cd him in ths dlrS aai trying hlar, aud wth camacSs
and c)mposlrc aii holy rcsg la)a he yielded his spar
it TO him who gave it, as ''Bcsscd are the dead who
die in the Lord" r
AT her rcsidca,> in this nlac" on the 9h inst, OF
Pneumonia Miss ASS H. w ADo.Lt, III th' list year
Other age. ST., possessed b. nature, mini o: nnai3
al strcagth and sp-gdtlncss Though, II he: yoltH'
the opportunities for acquiring cdd; uo7 oy tcma'eS'
were very ljNtsl, yst ulier the tatol OF her th'r
and b. association with highly cds;2.cd and po'hed
circle of friends and relatives she became o2e OF inc
most cultivated aad Intelligent lalies OF herdy 10
This high calra.te: th,cs aliy} the araoltleS
of natural tcn1sc ap tas riches g11cS oil christian
spirit For the last five yeas Shs has been the FctIm
az trying and painful ailcti)iS Though confined gtae-
rally 70 her hone, a1 f)c the m1 OF her time, y her
room hcr uaorn chcerGd ar3 c1rtcntet frame OF nnd
bore witness to the power Of bc~ Internal sources OF com
fort and her dcmeanor and uavaryng expressions OF
peaceful prospects beyond the grave attestcd the rich
ness and power of the Faith she rcpocd IN Der Saviour
Her distant friends will feel c0n1ctcd IN their berc2vc
mcnt in these assurances, whe all are coa'olcd tner
grief by the conviction, that she ealors IA another
world the rest and peace orwa,h pain and disease had
50 loag deprived her in this. =