Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-12-31
DIED.


Nov. 2Sth, near Greenvie, Mrs. MARY NJ. McCAD
DEN, consort Of Henry McCadden aged SO years.
On the 22d inst, Of Diptheria, WrLtrR b. son OF
WIN; B. and H. 5. Kayser, aged years, 10 mouths
nd 26 days. ~
At her residence, on Long Glade, Augusta county,
Dec. 2ist Mrs. MARY BELL, in the 82nd year Of her
age. =. kIfh..1.4l siisf<l 81 AhsW WON "
The Church, Of which she was consistent member,
Tor more than half century, has lost one Of it's main
pillars; aud the community in which she lived a
faithful friend. He hand was ever open, to the
needy, and no charitable call was ever made upon
her In vain None knew her but to love her. None
spoke her name but to praise s,F ftse -sr1s
|,yt4 .Thus star by star declines, 81 - ,.e
Till all have passed away '''t.' 40 e.''
As morning high and higher shines, 3ffiYl !.
/ gf.pci 10 pure and perfect day; g,.y n.lsg4s
nor sunk those stars in empty night,
= u But hide themselves IN Heavens ogg light.n
I3Ic35s .J4elg O. 38Y 9s gH zg9e.<r e. i
3Athis residence. in Rockbridge county, va, ior
the morning Of the 20th Dec, loSl. RoBr SrsRkrrr
Esq, IN The i2nt year of his age 2A I 1i1S l.eA
EHs was attacked bT paralysis (frofn which henever
re9ogeredl abont thIrteen DAYS beors his DEATH He
was an adee husband, devoted father, kind
master, and good neghbor His loss will be deeply
er by all his neighbofs but to his family viii be
rrcr arabic. Not long ali er his marriage he 5{wl,h
hs NiIs1 connected himself with the Presbyterian
Naprch oI lebanon, 10 Nhieh he was consistent and
lusefr member till the close of ife He was ~ very
attentive hsarer ot the Gospel, ana was seldom ab
sent from ihe stated worship OF he sanctuary. His
last moments were caini and serene. He was con
scpus OF his stuappn and entirely resigned to the
win OF God When asked BY his wife If ne was vii
hug to die, he said lie was He2appeared to rely
alone on the blood anG righteousness of the Dviue
edeenler the sure Foundation OF his hope Bies-
| sea The dead which die in the Lord 259a1ti
On Nov Ssh, at the Hospital at White Sulphur,
JAMES w. ALLEN, of Francis and Margaret Al
len. of the county Of Nelson in the 2.th year Of his
agesoG 3G :a7T l.i{f qa.-.Nr5 .l30 ven
| There have been few nober sacrifices on The altar
Iof Patriotism than Alien Early ia the strug-
gle he volunteered for the defence of hls native land
In losing him. his country has lost Cne Of her best
citizens. 9lGQ9V GIT asVE9 9V&G s "
/ AS son. he was dutiful and sffectiopate-just such
as an aged f4thef and mother might to lean
on the staff of their declining years and such
brother as helpless SISTERS might look to tor hetp and
| comfort. He,wss toe model OF a good citizen for
yonsg men n-sober and Industrious He always was
dgsnt and attentive 10 h,s business aud in attend
ing to that, he found lime 70 waste dissipation
or to engage IN neighboihoed feads3 He was not .
member ef the Chafch--pfobabiy deferred from q
Church connexien hy lls high views of bat Chrs
tian ought to- be- w hen he left for the service he
aoforied weeping mother by bidding her ynseet
MIN in neaven, should they never meet on ea-lh.-
The circumstances of his death away FROM his home
and kindred kept us from the knowledas of much
which We feel assured, would have confirmed our
hopes OF his having gone to rest in Heave... ="
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