The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-23

Died at Wcodville, Cumberland county, the real
deDce If her father Rev. DR. Armistead on the 18th
Of October. 1862 Mrs. ELIZA T., vile OF Archibald
Boiling of this city.
The beloved subject Of this notice was so well
known TO many of the readers If this paper that any
detailed delineation Of her character is unnecessary
With mind If rare brilliarcy matured 0y the most
thorough culture 1t is not to be wondered that so lew
approached her in the gifted OF both tongue ana
pen Whilst so gentle was the spirit that guided
both, that their wit delighted without lelving sting
behind aud excitel admiration without ever awaking
detraction or envy. Her hole religious history msy
be inferred from remark If her father, she never
dsobeyed me since her BIRTH, and we d not wonder
at her own declaration that she never knew time
when Christ was not precious to her. Her sst ILL.,
ness wss aggravated i not produced bv the anxiety
Generated by the war, and although IN the carry
stages If il, she longed to live lor the sake OF her
family yet as it advanced this lotgng was changed
In an earnest desire to depart and bs with Y rlst,
and she who rather shruuk from death IN health,
longed for it, and bacams t. her weeping friends
comforter in view If Their separation Her dst'h-oed
WAS on Of the most remarkable kind, and we hope
more detailed description off may be given hereai er
10 the pubc IL was more like tn It Of Payson than
ordinary death beds. She gaze minute charges TO all
around her respe ting their duty ard Character and
Gent messages to al her absent friends. she dwelt
much on the love Of Jefu5, aud among the any low
ing charges to her father, uig him to hold IL up
wherever he went to preach, though she added you
nt vsr can tell il all" She spoke OF h request 81 So
crates Just for his ath. that a sscfih;e should
be- off red to Eeculspi1s. and said with deep emtl'n
/ "Oh he cropping after my SAVIOUR during '" ed
n Law and Thursd " she lay In sort of trance aud
ON being aroused tom it finally, she gently rem n
strated with those around her br bringing her CO.
for sh said che la tu yi,w OF the heavenly CITY
On b=n. questioned what she she could ohly re-
ply ~ mingled glory, one sz5 # uncl0uded spen-
dor" More than tins she could say, it was unut-
terabe After THE she often whispered, Come LORD
Je,us come quickly" and st the Same hour an the
hly Sabbath, til & the people OF God w r. leaving
I their templ,s fer the morning worship ner pure
and rel ic DC sp,I W. ering the temple moi m de
with bauds aud her last words were, 'unminged
mercy" Truly her md was peace, and even more
han peace, joy unspea&a1le and fall Ut gio y.
Died at the residence Of Mrs James 81 Patterson,
in Buckingham county on the 9th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM
| MONTGOMERY KYLE, eldest of Wm p. and Mary
| NJ. Kyle, AGED u years months aud u days
/ Unwilling ii until he should arrive at the le-
gal military age William volunteered aud entered the
army several months age. While faithfully eng ged
in the discharge of his dnti's rs s1ld er he was
seized vi Camp Fever If which he died. lie was
permitted by kind Providence to have his mother
for during hi last days, and she has the In
expressible ,nsoltt,or hoping that he died IN The
triumphs oil faith in Christ j. Il. b.
Lied Oct. lst, at the residence Of Mr II. Mcneil,
UArnett county, n O. ia her gath year Mrs PAULISA
HoGSHgAD, r-li:r Of the late Rev. William IL H.gs-
head ard daughter of tha late Capt. James W. Wo-
mack of Prince Edward Va.
Sac may b. remembered among the few whose oo-
| scure life serves uOt0TietY Havi0g received the
high audit from her diving husband of being frth
f wifi, sha in after ! f. proved herself eqlllly the
faithful Christina mother, devot-ily pIous bel"ved
hv all who made her SCqIaiatauce. She leaves many
lends and relatives ard thre9 dear CHI llren 10 mourn
their loss, rpice IN her great gaini For her to
die is GAIN"
Sacred To- The memory Of Lucy LINLEY TEMPLE,
daughter al Csfter AM Mary G. B-axton. aod wife OF
Til nissP Temple, NJ. d.. who ed at lnglesde,
Hanover Co. Va on the 25th If % em6er, 1862
All who knew her loved her, md those who knew
her most n,inste. had reason 10 love her most ten
Derby Cent If manners grace nj perso", refled
;ntesence and Christian faith and principles were
most pleas ney comb and harmonic I'd in her ch r.
acte, and department Mary hearts re warmly and
strongly bound her and the appreciation Ct her Wiz
tues and We aess max the bereavement all the more
ifl ctiye
Yiruous IF ction, rising superior to the prnm2tlng'
If self ,huess ani lJo.ing bs"Dd The mere interests
and reIa ions Of time deres ard delights n the high
e.t han iue Of loved ones; when they are removed
from us by dea 20 the pu Q, peaceful AID blssiul
b,n,e in haven we derive something than con.
s.lation for ,ur persona grief. We cb''in positive
comfort from the ance that they are mace hapPy
b. the cha'g
We loved and cherished our dear par ed one-We
mourn her early separa ion from us here: we smpa-
iniz prof,urd wi those upon whom this stroAe has
fallen IN st heayiy, whilst gather consolation from
the iuf,llibe wsd IN of God, aud comfort as we olnk
Of Lucy in Hearen.