Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-10-08
DIED..

On the 2Sth of July, 1851, SARAH G,EANoRAH. aged
montns and IA days On the 18th of September 1851
LUCY CLAY, aged years months and Ia davs, chill
dren OF Samuel and Sarah j. Parent.
Lucy Clay having attained that age when ch;ldran
generally become interesting and attractive she was
the idol of her parents and the object affection by
all who knew her. But she was taken from the bo.
som of those whom she loved up TO that brighter
abode, to minge with her little relatives who passed
on before. Her little SPIRIT reased from its taberna-
Gle OF clay, is engaged in celebrating the high praises
of God. W. T. s.
At Fairfax G. H., Va. September l7th 1861, of Ty
phoid Fever, Mr.. JOSEPH G. FULLER of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Fuller, of Augusta Co, Va, aged "a years. IL
months and days. 60
The decd was member of the Monticello Guards
Company A, 18th Virginia Regiment Mr. Fuller was
young man of very amiabe disposition frank and
candid in his intercourse with all and the especial IA
vorte of his associates. He brave soldier faith
full and trusty friend and enjoyed the confidence and
esteem of every member of his company. His early
death has cast gloom the minds of his rela-
tions and numerous friends, but they 'mourn not
those who have hope" He bore his suffering ps with
great patience, and confded the keeping of his i'm
mortal soul into the faithful hands of his dear Re.
deemer. His remains were sent by the officers of his
company to his deeply afflicted and sorrowing mother,
who had them deposited In their last resting in
our burying- ground at Bethlehem Church. His bur-
ial took place at IL o'clock the night of the 19th,
and his funeral preached the Goth by the Rev.
Mr.. Richardson from James, 4th chap. 14th verse;
May His infinite love and mercy sanctlfy this alicon
to the good of his bereaved mother and mourning
brothers and sisters. K.
In the neighborhood of Greenville, Augusta coun-
ty, Va, the I'd day of September 1861 after lin
gering and painful illness, Miss ANN E. BRAwFoRD,
daughter of Mr.. Baxter and Mrs. Rebecca Crawford,
in the 10th year of her age.
Miss Crawford possessed very sweet disposition,
and gave early evidence of her love her Saviour.
From childhood she took great interest in attending
to the Sabbath School and the exercises of Gods
tuary During her illness, when her devoted mother
and sisters would give vent to their sorrow she would
entreat them not to weep for her, for, she said she
would soon be at rest. To her parents she was hum
BILE and obedlent, and to her little brothers and SIS
ters, kind and afecuonate. When her time was come
size gently passed away without struggle or groan
The sufferer is at rest-safe from the storms and ad
verstles of life. She now reposes her head on the
bosom of Jesus. Think of this, fond mother doting
father and let your hearts be comforted She is not
In the grave, though you laid her there though your
hearts bed the cold cods of the valley fell upon her
loved fOrm she is not there but gone before you to
better land. Look up! See! She turns and waves
her hand, beckoning you to follow. Be prepared when
the summons shall come to meet her, K.