Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-04
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, at his residence near Am.
herst Courthouse, on the 22d instant Captain llo-
WELL L. BRowN. in the 5Sth year nf his age
An intimate acquaintance aud an unhroken
friendship of more than thirty years commencing
in early manhood and running through the
changing scenes of changetal life down II its
close, enables me to speak with the confidence of
truth of the noble qualities ot departed friend
With good aud we'll cultivated miui he was en-
ahel to meet and discharge with foil and entire
satisfaction the various duie. aud es 4>iLilities
AS well public us private aic,4 were deceived
upon him; aud voice of complaint can be
heard against him in these respects. by nature
aud by instinct he was Honorable. and no blot
stains the fair escuehean OF his reputation
Without ostentatinn and parade be wtls kind and
charitable, ever willing aud p,nl~el t. do good,
preicrrng THAT his benefits, Ike tha falling dew,
should rather be ielt than seen. As Il citizen he
true to his country and loyal 10 NJ. hen intc-
rests. gladly cooperating in all men t,e, calculate
ed to advance her moral aud III -,,al de-, eor-
ment Indeed in all Tie walk u e a,Il in all
his social positions he was gaeerael ard GUIDED
by conscientious convictions, 1T duty nnd when
ever or wherever he failed in ,rectue those de.
hands, it arose from that fallhilit, which is tho
common heritage Ut Us all. There never lived n
truer or more trnsty friend. When once his alice
tons and his feelings becaa,e bound uIa united
to another in the bonds of lreHlsl.ip they DO.
came So closely united TO identity him with
that friend and to make him almost Il part aud
parcel of himself.
Over all those high and generous qualities Re-
ligiun threw the halowins itluence Of her sacred
princi ples,-purifying his character fror the
stains of n fallen humanity, ard ilin,, au d pre-
pairing him for those heavenly jV}~ lie Eop ~ and
prospects of which chcered and sastaine him
during his long sickness and Lies last losing
scenes. il
JANUARY So 1860.
Died in Cincinnati, on the % of ,lanua y. Mrs
BETTE DUDLEY MALLORY, in her - rear wife of
William L. Mallory, and second daughter vi John
William Dudley, formerly of this place,
On the evening of the 9th, WILLIAM EwIs,
infant son of William l.. and the late Bott lie Dnd-
ley Mallory, age twelve days.
" Leaves have th,ir timn 10 fail,
Aud flowers ,. to w,pr at III, north md, brca' IL;
Thou hast all seasons for tlhnr, Oh, Dralh'
We take the following from tie ciaelnati
Daily Gazette.
The Alumnas Association of tie Wesleyan
Female College, convened in the College parlor Mt
| o'clock Monday afternoon. Jan. ed. \ Com
mitee of two-Nss ANNA {. Knowl,on and
Miss Isabella Porter having been appui atcd to
draft resolutions in reference to the death Of Mrs.
Bette Dudley Mallory, reported lollt VS.: As
personal friends of the deceased, whose los all
deplore as ssster,--une Of the band, who gather
cd around their honored President, ana tog ether
for years loved and labored Therefore,
Resolved That in her death we lament the loss
of one, who was loved and devoted fe-a
cherished daughter, a dear com aupn an friend;
That We will cherish the refuenl bran &c of her
life as a schoolmate, AMI her beautiful example
in the years we have known and loved her since;
That the Lyceum, of which she was a hriet star
shall as a body. mourn err loss AID give som sui
table testimonial Of their love.
That we deeply sympathise with the afflicted
family and tender eSpGclal tSul.athl "a her
sister, who is a member of our As>ocatc n, which
has lost. one--young, beautiful. loved who in
every position which she filled in lite will be deem
ly regretted and fondly remembere4; but while to-
day. we 40 sndly mourn her loss. III trust
that when all the sud parlings o this lie over
We shall meet her in that land where dea n never
enters
That some one ofour number be srlreit to writ
her memoir:
Tint u badge of II rning be worn ly each
member at our next anniversary;
That a copy Of these resolutions be sei t to the
family Of the deceased, and each nan resident
member Of the Alumnas.
These resolutions were approved and opted.