Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-09

Mr. CALVIN HOWARD in the 9th year of his age He
leaves wife and three children to mourn their rreDarabe
Rest, wearied sufferer in thy narrow bed
Rest, free from mortal care and bitter strife;
Rest for thy Saviour loves the holy dead;
Rest mid the joy of never-ending life
In this county, the 4l inst, GEORGE W. E., of
VIM f. and Eliza j. Wright aged years. months and
days. Rn- Baltimore papers please copy.
Near Halsve, Duplin co., the 26tI ut, Mrs. SARA
A BROWN consort of Isaac Brown in the 33d year of her
age In death this esteemed woman society has lost
friend her husband kind aeconate wife, her chill
dren fond and loving mother She leaves eight children
and many kind and warmheared friends and relatives
her death. Few persons possessed in such high
degree those attributes character which command the
notice Kind gentle patient ')ging in all things, she
had called around her large of friends who, while
she lived were ever ready to testify to her goodness and
mourn not those who have hope We believe that
and United WITH the Bap at as1s
three years ago. She devoted christian and her
behind her. We must infer from the life she lived that she
numbered with the Saints in Heaven. May that God
who does all things WE'LL sustain her bereaved family in all
their deep Affections. Com.
e4-BibIical Recorder please copy.
In Leon co. Texas on the 2st Aug Mrs FEREBY GIL
the Presbyterian Church many years and bore her lingering
illness with Christian fortude, and with full assurance of
of disease of the heart. very suddenly JAMES BEACH,
of Columbus county, on the evening OF the 10th August,
Also in the same neghborhood the 30h ult of con-
gestive chill GREEN LEWIS, aged 81 years.
In his county, South WASHINGTON the "a Of Au
gust, 1852 Mrs. ANN FLYAW reCt of the late Captain
John Flyaw. Her death sudden and unexpected
On the previous day she went to Churchn her usual
hour for retiring, took leave of her children for the
night She laid herself down. and apparently dropped in
sleep. Ali retired not thinking that the Angel of
death passing by Soon her sad groans fell upon the
of her dear children. They sprang to her relief E
cry exertion was made find balm for her but all in
vain She fast passing away In few hours she closed
her eyes all things here below. thus many called at
an hour least expected Surely should remember that
divine behest /" Therefore be ye also ready.
Mrs. FIyaw had been consistent member of the Pres
in the 5Sh year OF her age leaving children and
friends to her rretIevabe loss Great evidence
given her high respect and esteem by the vast multi
tude that assembled pay the last tribute respect which
we owe to the dead In solemn procession all marched to
Hopewe Churchyard where by the side OF her husband
she laid within the limits of the cold and silent
grave She was lowered in that house appointed for ali
living and veil of deepest sadness manted her family and
friends. But she is gone. None recall her. She has
met the ultimate fate which awaits all. Let endeavol
to be ready. Hers sudden and unexpeced though
trust she prepared to say, Come, Lord Jesus
qucky.' She a dutiful wife, kind Mistress and
atfeconate mother She opened her mouth with wisdom
! and in her tongue was the law of Kindness 3.
At his residence in Ellington New Hanover County OF
Wednesday, 3lst August, CHARLES HENRY, Esq
Few of death has saddened many hearts
this community his But few weeks ago he went t.
the Il. B. A. Springs, in Virginia. in hope of relief Bu
alas how delusiVe the hope. He returned home only
time die, surrounded by many friends and an affection
family The attention of kind friends and relatives
a devoted wife could not avert the fatal blow AMI
vacuum is left around the domestic hearth and the hear
of an afectionate wife that the world never fill
So fades summer cloud away,
SO sinks the gale, when storms are Ger,
So gently shuts the eye of day,
So dies a along the shore Cow.