Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06
OBITUARY NOTICES.


Died, at his residence in Warrenton on the ID rs..
Dr. CHARLES SKINNER, in the year of his
ana highiy respectable citizen Dr. Skinner was priIat
ofPrnceton College He was DISTINGUISHED fnr hi; r
ens and success in his profession his benetnrnce
ueG PSoc spirit and his many esmable qualities as
Died, at the Chimborazo Hospital Richmond Va: Ian.
uary l6th 1852 JESSE N. WArkNs private of c6niny
fi negnent n Z. Troops He good man and, faith.
Az "uer. Mr. watkins violently attacked in rcamn
the last week in December and was immediateiy a. y
me ABOVE Hospital where he fingered until the I6th
"Wilkes Valley Guards" 'N -D'D1"'i' vi 'ue
oIea IN the battle at fredericksburg Va on Decnbsr
G8tb ,Tt aoz Mr. EsE LIPPARD, private company
rms esteemed young brother volunteered sone rs,o
ontns ago. and was in the battles of Harpers Ferrr
and Fredericksburg at the latter place he fI,
ms last words to his aged mother were written f-,
oays oeore his DEATH which these Dear mther We
expect dreadful battle here in few DAYS: bnt 5soT
noher 40 not greve for ME, for the Lord will take cSre
OF me Ii should fall in battle feel that am urenarrE
u !o5s oi heaven. Dear mother, farewell-flreweli"
So IN GhIm6oraza hospital Va on the 14th of Decen,
Oe !ooZ Wh A COLLINS in the 22nd year of his ace
nnS promising young brother volunee. in ci...
pany 4Sth regiment n c. t. and bore his Dart in ne
battles of Seven Pines Harpers Ferry and SbaTnshnr N
an tne atteT he was wounded, from the effects of whc7bs
a ms last words to his father and mother these.
am now prepared to go to rest and long IL he. dis
posed OF according to my Heavenly Fathers will"
Died in lrede County, N c. the goth Janua.y, 1863
MRS MARGARET LIPPARD, in the 65th year of her &C.
Inc deceased was the widow of the late VIM Lipoard
ana mother to the above Jesse Lppard and
10 VIM A Collins, decd The said MargareS Iip2ard was
aahui member of the Lutheran Church. and on seeing
all OF her children live she had lived calmly closed her
eyes in that sleep - 'N''Dl'' ''0'OU neS
From which none ever wakes tO. weep"
- Western Democrat please copy. ."
Died. at the hospital in Raleigh about the 10Th of Sem
teuoer 1857 OF Measles JOSEPH w. EMERSON of Chahsna
county n C In the 2ih year of his age The deceased
was private IN Capt Whites company, 56th Regiment
N u. troops. Mr.. Emerson was not memker of any
chnrch yet he had for time entertained tho homo oS
cnange from nature 10 grace And while his Uife and
oter his brothers andsisers MOURNING over hs nm
mey DEATH we trust that his happy spirit is with Jesus
eed from all the sOrroTBof earh where the run,p Of
ne warrior and the elsognO arms will be heard no more
forever While IN service he wrote to his mother thank
ing Der that she taught him 90 to church AMI read hs
Bible short time before he died. be requested his phy
pared to meet his God in peace Although he died away
iron" home where there kind relative nigh to sootha
MN IN his dying hUnr, yet he felt that
" 1esus could make a dying bed.
Fssl soft as doWny pillows are"
C.N
Died, near Weldon, N. c., on Saturday Slst nil Mira
FRANCES Bass, consOrt of B. W Bass, ESQ
Mrs b. was good wife, kind and generous ne;shbor
ana beloved By those who knew her best As manager
Of Domestic affairs she had few equas-no superiors She
had been the child of Affections for several wears which
sne pore WIN patience and resignation. until last The
messenger Death came and summoned her to her new
home; where the wicked from troubling and the
weary at rest She had been consistent fnember of
the NJ b. Church for the last twenty years. Size leaves
KIND husband and only SOB, who is in the army and
one sister to mourn her irreparable loss ~
Friend after friend departs,
Who hath not lost friends'