The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-07
Obituary.

sage from New York 10 Norfolk, about the dawn Of
day on Sunday morning the 2nh Of April, Miss FANNY
A. BuRwELL, daughter Of the Rev. Robert Burwe,
Of this place, in the 18th year Of her age She had
visited New York for the purpose accomplishing her edu-
cation in musie but eight or nine weeks ago she was
attacked with disease which proved TO be eryspcas,
which soon assumed malignant character. Her moth
er FASTENED 20 New York to nurse and watch over herr
but no care nor skin could arrest the disease. Under
the advice Of her physicians il determined 10 bring
her home; and she accordingly placed on
couch on board the Steamer, accompanied by both Of
her parents, with hope that she might be permitted
once more TO embrace the losed she had lci-io
breathe her lest breath at homes but thshope was not to
be realized and after being watched over all night BY her
snSions parents, just the morning broke her pure
spirit was released from It's abode Of fuIerng and pain
and assembled to Join the general assembly and church
Of the first born, whose are written In heaven"
Her remains brought home and deposited in their
final resting place on Thursday. The sympathy. kind
ness and attention received all along the road touched
gratefully the hearts Of the sorowing parents Such
acts Of courtesy and kindness are an honor 10 human
nature, and dow back with cOnsoling Influences 10
the bosoms ofihe contributors.
Died, in Aamanee County. on the Goth Of April,
Mrs. HAsSaH CRuTcHFiELD, wife Of Calvin crutch-
field, aged 80 years. The deceased was an sfecionac
wife, Kind mother. and an obliging neighbor. and
was exemplary in all the relations Of life. She was
calm and happy in the hour Of death, and has
thereby left to her beresved husband and many friends
and relations the eonsOing hope that their loss is her
eternal gain.
Died, In Orange county. on the 81 instant, Mr.. |
WiLLias MrpASr. aged about "a years. Hi.lsst sick
ness Of several weeks continuance which he bore
with great patience. He had long been member Of
the Presby tean church, and also ruling elder. The
in which he lived the church Of his choice
and his immediate family. have eff sustained hes.
y loss But We 'moun not, As those without hope"
for blessed the dead who die in the Lord" II.
Died, in this county, on the 26th Of April, MlSrRyA
Ass CsnnISGros, wife II Ephrsim Darlington, in the /
ed the year Of her age. Mn. Darlington has len ma.
ny warm friends behind. She bad sweetness. Of dis
position tenderness Of feeling and eheeruncss u spi.
III, which sank softly YET lasiingly upon the hearts Of
her acquaintance she possessed faith in her Redeem
RI before she was fifteen years Of age and though 20
young those who knew her best can say that during
her life she truly exemplary christian. saon
after her conversion she connected herself with the
Baptist church, and continued member TO her death.
Hers was religion Of the heart, the piey Of the SOUL
real and inward, making its impress upon al the words
and sections Of her Iiic Her affection wa. pro,acicd,
snd at times intensely paini Il seemed that the hea-
siesi possible trial u her faith was made. But Il ri.
umphsd--ii supported her The grace Of God was
sufficient Tor her in every trial Ia her kcencst suffer.
ng and even in The very ieors o. DEATH the smile Of
peace indicative Of eamness Of soul, played upon her
and she died. rather fell asleep
under The happy influence o. that angelic principle,
= Thy will, O Lord. he donel" The sympaihics Of
many are given 70 her SWEET mo,herIess babe, her be-
IesvcJ husband and her many disconsolaic relatives
snd friends May they al live that their death may
Dc The death Of the righteous. and their last end BE-
Ike hers. a.
Departed chi. life. on the s6,h Of Api after
short illness. ions cAnE JsaSsroS. In the 23d year
q b. age Death hs. stamped with his pale cold i'm.
,ge that form which lately VAS radiant with lie and
health. The heart tia, lately ihrotted with friend.
hip and kindness. now lies still in the DARK and mar
ROW tomb. The fond hope. and bright aniiepa,ions
u relatives and friends are hlghed and blasted forever
Ibis aide of The grave. and naught remains but the
bright and enduring memories of him who was 50 late
y IN our midsi. Few young mcn ha,e given greater
evidence q fu,ure usefulness aud had Il pleased kind
md henehcent Providence 70 have ptotcicd biz lie
10 The ordinary period Of mortality. Nc would dculcs.
have been bright and shining onamen, 10 society.
No one Of bis tender years bad formed more lasting
more enduring attachments. Though ne
had not made any open profession Of religion previous
10 hs lac, sickness. ri. brief existence was always chs
'seieried BY geniIeness modesiy and strict morality
Several dsys before bic death he made an open proics
sion o. his interest In The stonsmcn Of The Saviour
and We have ws-sfOunded hope iha, he has gone 20
hat ret that remains Cor lie finally faithful. X.