Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-03-11
DEATHS.

In this City, on the 1st inst, Miss Rebceca
Wilhite. She has been for many years a member
of the u. 3. Lhurch.
Also, ON the 4th inst, Mrs bemay, wife Of ReY.
TT, Lemay, after a severe Illness of some three
months. She had long been a devoted member Of
the n. E. Church.
In Snow Hin. on the 18th Of February, Mrs.
Mary Ann Pridgen, late consort of Jno. T. Pridg-
on an daughter of Dnlam and Catharine Oaswell,
il the 36th year Of her age:
Dearest sister, thou hath lie : US,
In this world of grief and ptin,
But 10 Heaven we will meet thee,
Where we shall not part again.
L.. A. cASWELL.
@- City papers please copy.
In Anson county, on the I4th Of Dec. 1855, af-
ter an illness Of about two weeks. Elijah II Webb.
aged 81 years and Z days. 10 the prime o life
when hope beamed brightest, he was called to ex-
change ths hopes aud anticipations Of the future
for the habiliusnts of the tomb. Gan fear Of
death is past, I" was the words he uttered before be
closed his eyes in death. Blessed are the dead
shall rest from their labors and their works do fsi-
low them" W.
PLANroSIc HALL, United Baptist Institute,
TAyinrsville. Feb %.
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God to bow
Us down IN grief and in tae depths Of humility.
by r~ennviag from our midst, by the hand of death
j. s. Pool. one of our most active and esteemed
members he it ther efore,
ResoIred, That while this body humbly submits
to the awful fiat of Almighty God, its members
feel constrained to give vent to that heartfelt sor.
row which the melancholy announcement Of bis
death has inflicted upon them. to mingle their
tears with those offriends and relatives without THU
Hall, and to mourn his demise more immediately
as n member Of this body.
Resoloed, That the members of this Associations
hold in tho hi hest estimation the vigor of mind
with which he was endowed; the amiableness Of
! his dfsfnuitfnH aaI oil fHnra .ln,.rnk1a krrfk.
which so much adorned his character. and mad,
him the pride Of his parents and a favorite witt
his classmates.
ResoEced. That they deeply sympathize with hi
bereaved parents. brothers and sisters in the los.
of so dear a son and brother. and that they condol,
with them over the void made by an Advise Prov
idence in their family circle, and which no earthly
power can fill.
Resolred, That this Hall be shroudeI in mourn
ing, and that the members Of our sister society b,
requested to join with US in mnurninI {, b. wearin,
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
Realized, That a copy of the above Preambli
and Resolutions be sent to the parents Of the de
ceased, and also the Editors Of Spirit 0 the Age
Biblical Recorder and Salisbury Watchman, AMI
their publication requested.
THos. F. GRIMES,
OF. PARKS. c
A. G. STUART. !
J. A. WAODELL,
In the neis hborhood of Ballads Bridge, Chowal
county. on the 10th of February, 1887. Mrs. Mar
F. Cullins in the 24th year of finer age. after a ling
ering disease of s,versl days. which she bore wit
christian fortituds. Monday. after the Sd Lord
day in August, 1913. 1855 persons with the ASST,
lance of four administrators, put on Christ by b.
ing buried in baptism. Sister Collins was one
that number. She was married in My, 1884,
Mrs. CullinE was a doting wife, an afectionai
mother and a kind neighbor. None knew her bl
to respect and love her. She had heeR . censi
tent member of the Baptist church for about eigl
years and died in the triumphs of faith in her h
deemer.