Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

DIED.

+, AT lhs residence OF her father, Rev. J.
Glossbrenner, near Churchvie, OF pulmonary
consumption. on the 9Th inst; MIS-. CA1HARiHr
VIRGINIA, wife of the Rev. D. K Flick niger Of
Ohio, III the 20ih year ct her age.
Mrs. F. embraced the Christian Religion al
an early age; united herself 10 lie church Of the
U B. in Christ, and lived practical Christian
till the day Of Her demise. Her erd was peace
tul and hspry as her NE hid been vis,uous and
sioea, and in her own lasgeage she has gore to
her xeiet hcne IN Heaven.
On Inc 9h inst, at the residence OF her "a
er, K. Tate Wallace, near Greenvie, in this
county, ELEANOR AMANDA WALLACE, in the 18Th
year OF her age.
Thus was lovely young woman. In nefFear,
health, and in The bloom ST youth cut down il.
l.ilbsss OF less than Il weeks Duration. she
was not a member ut the Church. BIT 4 CONSTANT
attendant an public worship, aud her mind bad
been seriously impressed On the sNbsect Of Re-
li9ion, and her exceedingly interesting converse
ton on her death bed gave her friends comfort
able ground 10 hope th&, size was prepared taT a
better world She rednesed that her Pastor
should rreael: at her funeral ard preath 10 the
goung. Here is smother call 10 the young IL
prepare 10 meet God
&, J, J Cochrans $, Esq Of Augusta CO. on
the 20h Of July last, Miss ELIZABETH p. DAVIS
daughter Of Mr.. Walter Davis, and aged Thirty
three years.
To the friends aud relatives Of The deceased
this was no common loss. Miss Davis was dis.
,ingushed from chill lhood for an amiabe and
exemplary character. About four years ago she
became COMMUNICATE iE the Presbyterian
Church Of finkling Spring, Augusta and her
natural araces, refined by piety OF more than
usual sincerity and depth, commended her more
,han ever to the love ol her family and The Whole
community. Her mind was just and clear, her
temper generous and amiable. aud her N anrers
peculiarly marked by aflabllity and dignity =
The qtace aud Kindness with which she labofed
10 make the stranger feel at ease in her fathers
house, AM 10 minister 10 the comfort OF Fer par
ents aud family will be tendelly remembered BY
all who have enjoyed their inequalities. A.
her christian character matured, size Eeeame
Store th.n evel devoted IN the duties oil religion
ari HE nnlstf atigus ui benevoienee. IA tho
harsa OF the sick. The companion oil the afflicted
and the helper Of her relatives in every trouble.
her activity SEEMED continually 10 increase.
She siull under a Pneumonia OF three week :
dnra tee "hiel, slia bore with admirable pa
iienee. Her end was quiet and peaceful, ana
almost her a-i moments We're passed IN deyo-
hpn. Her pars@,ts send 10 all distant relatives
'e'd fri+eds, flor whose eyes this notice IS in
f,nelei) he assurance that they SORROW not aa
those who have no hope. r L. D.
On Sunday ni.hl, the 10th of Jnly, a, lis
iesi lrura near New Hope the Rev. joan GAR
TER, ~ The GEL year of his age
Thus has il pleased an All-Aviss Providence.
10 remove from society, useful member and
from his family, fond husband aud al inahl
gent anil kinI father.
The deceased was afflicted with a most pain
.ul dis Ease, (Fuy,) which he bore with Chris
sian ri,ience and resignation.
Mr. G. was iqI number OF years. an humble
and faithful Minister of the Lord who did
tnnch good in the conversion of sinners AMI tbs
earnest Proclamation Of the Gospe. of Jesus
Christ In truth, may it be said, "Wel done
thou good and faithful S, rvailt, for Blessed are
the dead that die in the Lold, for they rest from
their labors aud their works do follow them.'
Far from affiiction. toll and care,
The happy soul is fed ;
The bIeathess clay shall slumber here,
Among the silent dead
The gospel was bis joy and song,
Fen to his lales, breath
The truth he hal proclaimed SO long,
Was his support in death.
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