The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-25
DIED,

On the 18th instant, at her residence in this
county Miss NANCY LASHBROOkE, in the
Seventy fifth year of her age.
Thus has been broken anoth link that bin DIS
the present with the past, and another faithful
soldier of the Cross has ceased from her tolls and
entered into rest. Sister L. was native of Vir-
oinia. but came to Kentucky with her parents,
many wears since. More than thirty-five years
ago, She publicly professed faith in Christ, was
baptised by Elder Walter Warder, of blessed
memory, and united with the Baptist Church, ut
Washington, in this county, of which she con-
tinued a faithful and devoted member until re-
m we'd by death. Retiring and unobtlusive in
her manners, she, nevertheless, attached TO her
all who knew her, by her goodness of heart,
of her life. Az Christian. she manifested a
firm attachment to the cause of Christ. She
loved the word of God, the doctrines ofthe cross,
and was, until age and infrmities prevented, q
regular attendant upon the house of God. To
her Pastor she was kind, affectionate and firm
friend, sympathiZing with him in his joys and
sorrows, and ministering to his necessities as
God gave her opportunity.
Her house was the abode of hospitality, and
the asylum of the friendless. None ever ap-
preached her, in distress, and were turned away
empty. Her whole life was employed in confer
ing blessing upon Others, and in so doing she was
blessed herself. The kindness she had shown to
othcrs brought rich return. All around her
were those who, with the tenderest affection,
loved and respected her, and mourn her death,
sorrowng most of ali that they shall see her face
loved and served, through his son Jesns Christ,
has taken her to himself. In her last Illness the
religion she had protested in life, and had lived
so long to adorn, became her joy and support
She often said she had no fear of death, but was
willing and ready to depart and be with Christ. ,
Death came, and peacefully and calmly she fell
asleep in the bosom of the Saviour.
A large eoncourse of relatives and friends at
tended the funeral, when, after appropriate exer-
cises, the body was deposited in the grave, to
await the summons of the Judge of all, sat the
great rising day."
To mourn her death, she leaves large circle
of relatives and acqaaintances, who will ever
cherish and revere her memory. May o God of
love and mercy comfort and support them, and
bring them, at last, to that blessed world where
sickness and death are unknown, land sorrow
and signing shall forever flee away" "To live
is Christ, and to die is gain"
"Thou art gone TO the grave: but we will not
deplore thee;
Since God was thy Ransom, the Guardian, thy
He gave thee, he took thee, and he win restore
thee;
And death hath no sting, since the Saviour
hath died." G. Kxx~*.
In this city, on Thursday morning, Feb. 18th
after protracted illness, Mr.. JOHN ROSSER
City, from his native State, Virginia, in the year
1928, and may therefore be classed among our
old citizens. He was a modest, unassuming and
lust man-aD honest man III ING SITlctS5t SSAoo VI
The term, and an humble and sincere Christi al ::
A kind husband and father-a good CITIZEN
and neighbor, in the language OF one who at,
tended h:sfuneral, tive shall al miss." lie bad
q pleasant word for all--and all, Young and Old,
loved him. For 81 years, this venerable man
had been member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South;) and, during his last sickness,
gave unnistakeable evidence that be had his
srmonr on. and calmly and submissively awaited
The orders of his great Captain and Leader
Death. TO him, had no terrors. He died calmly,
eerenely. without groan or q struggle. "Bless-
ed nre the dead Who die in the Lord" $,
The deceased leaves q widow and two sons
one in the South, the other, one of the pro-
pTietors of the Bulletin--to norm bis loss
Under the pressure of their berea yement, they
have the assurance that all their neighbors
deeply sympathise with them. ass q.
In Morgan county, KY, Nov. 18th, 1853, Mr..
THADDEUS JACK, in the 2sth year of his age.
His remains were removed, February 1854, and
inferred a. the family burial ground at Pleasant
Hill, Mason county, KY. He entered the Con-
federate service in October 1851.
In Newport, KY, on The nth inst at 20 min
utes TO o'clock, Of lung disease, CAMPBELL
RALsTON, aged so years, months and IA
days.