Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-21
EsYED.


Near Mount Sidney, on Sunday evening" the 18th in
slant Mr.. KrarLEY r. SniFLEr, fpacumona, aged u
bout IS years
At his residence at Parnassua. Augusta county, on
Tuesday morning last, DAVID HoGsHEAp, Esq, aged
about ~ years.
At the residence Of her father, Dccrfcld. on
Tuesday the Goth of December 1854, after protractcd
illness. which she bore with christian patience and re,
sgnatou Miss MARY 4. e.. PAULY, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. Lewis P,nly, in the 26th year Of her age Al
though her Affections long and severe with that
fatal disease which battles the skill Of physicians (Con-
SUMPTION in all her SuerngS she never murmured
at her fate She MIDI quiet and unasSumng. She
died as she lived, without enemy. She gave no
cause to have one.
Sweet Mary now has gone 70 rest
Her suferings and her sorrow past;
Her spirit il has scared Oh high
Where pleasures never never die.
At the residence Of Mr.. Robert J. Glcndy, Dccrfcld,
on FRIDAY morning the 9th ult., Miss ELENoR GLEN
pY in the ninety first year Of her age She was born
in the County Derry, Ureland) and emigratcd to A.
merca in 1904 She was an exemplary member Of the
Presbyterian Church for more than half century
Having gotten fall some eight years ago which pre-
vented her from walking, she made her Bible and Hymn
Book Der daily companions. She often expressed an
anxious desire 10 depart and be with Christ Like a
shea Of ripe she has been gathered home TO her a
Tiers. j. >. u.
On the llth inst Mr.. HEcros r. RoeERs formerly a
resident of this county, but recently repaired to the
county Of Botetourt for the purpose of teaching, at
which he was engaged until short time before his
DEATH Hcmorrhage of the lungs the fatal disease.
He was born the 7h day of March, $780, and died the
18th day of February, 1855.
We regret hear OF the death OF one whom from our
boyhood up we esteemed as friend and gentleman.
In the death of Hector b. Rogers the Community with
which he connected ooses not only Young man OF
intelligence, but a young OF honest sober and IN
dustrious habits. As disease is prevalent IN the land
and respecter of persons, know not the day nor
the hour we may be called upon to render up our &C
counts with him who uphods all things Nav the re-
with the thought of again meeting him they loved.
That fatal hour must surely come
When all must leave this troubled scene,
And in his long yet livcd-ior home,
Live in despair or joy serene.
OfScarlet Fever, in Beaver Valley, Nicholas
ty, Va, the Goth ut 90 minutes after o'clock.
A. NJ, MARTHA ANN, aged years months and
day.
On the same day at Is minutes after o'clock P. NJ
JOSEPH, aged years IL months and IS days.
And on the 9th ult., at 10 minutes till 6P. NJ, NAN.
cy, aged years IL months and "a days. The three
youngest children of Margaret and Morgan Anderson.
who comforted with the hope OF meeting their chill
dren, aad making family around GedS throne III Hea
Tcm-blesscd hope.
When afilicton's ruthless grasp
Closed upon their vital breath,
They soon gave way their sufferng's past,
Their spirits flew to him who best
Christ suffered such to come to him,
His blessing to receive.
That they in heaven his praise may sing,
With parents who believe.
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