Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-11
DIED,

In Dupln County on the 3Oth ult., WIN GRADY, Sen,
in the 18th year of his age.
mourn their rreparabo loss. He gifted with most
amiable and kind disposition true amabenesS of character
his untmeiy death to Sereaved family the memory of his
poess innocence In closing the last tribute of and
his affection with fotude after painful and protracted
illness of six months We earnestly tender to his afflicted
this sad, sad bereavement trusting that kind Prov
dence which tempers the wind to the shorn lamb will
tain them in this, their tribuation.
The dust lies where it once lay,
No mortal hand can save it
The spirit has left its timid clay,
And gone to God who gave it.
In Beaufort County, n c., on the 28h ut., SAMU EL
! c. EBORN, Esq, in the doth year of his age
He of note of sterling worth and high eharac-
ter and his death has cast gloom the community
makes more keen anguish his many friends and
tives. knew him well, and derive melancholy pleasure
memory shall cherish 1t may be justly said of him.
that in the various relations of life he up to the mark
as neghbor; devoted husband and father; affection
brother ndulgent as ter useful and straight
honest just in his dealings with all He had excel
lent mind and fine social Qualities that endeared him to
Warned by the genial streams of friendship that gushed
the rich fountains Of his nature and he loved
have them him. ana at ms own house whoa was
waverng adherence to Wncpe ne did what sound Judg
caring whether would be popular He scorned dishonor
able and made allowance whatever for and
hypOcracy. 1hS made MIN unpopular often
trng characters, but only attached him the stronger to
those who admire frank open, independent gentleman.
Dlgcnt in business his in life prosperous for
tune smiled upon him he wealthy and successful far
had around him comfort and convenience of
life 1t seldom that large and fine figure and
SO noble looking Mr.. Eborn and little did
think recently parted with him. at his house. with
the glow of health upon him. that he would be suddenly
cut down in the prime life He has left interesting
family now heavily burdened with grief | invoke the
PRAYERS and sympahes of his friends upon his
widow almost heartbroken with her grievous calamity
only and interesting daughter to be budding into
fdng brothers. whose hearts deeply wounded at this
SUSPECTED blow lis mind concerned for time past
the subject Of religion and hoped he ready for
the May it have been ordered that he had
and, of the Resurrection he rise clad in
the of glorious Immortality. Till then, ye
dars that adon his tomb, gently and moving winds
wall softly DER his sleeping DUST S. S. S
the residence of her husband, IN Onslow County
Saturday the Both day of March, at o'clock P M Mrs
DESIRE FARNELL, consort of Mr.. Aaron F. Farnel-
The deceased has been member of the Methodist E. Ohruch
about six years. and professor of the Religion of Jesus
Christ of which she bore strong testimony the hour oil
death seemed have had strong pesenments OF he
dissolution for she had time previously told her hus
band that she should die Monday the 31 consequently
she had made had her house
in order Thus have been cut down in the morning of bel
youth AN aecionate companion leaving husband and
infant children about two and the other about
three hours DID, together with relatives and friends tc
mourn an irreparable loss. c, ,.
i Who has not lost friend
There is unien here of hearts,
That finds not here an end
In Bladen county, the 18th of February, Mrs ELIZA
ter of John and Ann Andes decd in the 34h year of he
age leaving a husband and three children. .
The deceased was consistent member of the Methods
Church. and died in the strongest triumphs Of faith