Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-03-08
Deaths.


Mrs. Mary Row, Postmistress at Moffett's
Creek died at her residence on the 2ad inst, aged
20 years.
Mrs, FAUCET died of cancer. at her hus-
bands residence at Glover Dale, Bath county,
Va, on the Doth of Feb, 1870 | know from
kind wife, an afectlonate mother good neigh
Dor and consistent member Of the Presbyterian
church Il. i. =.
Died, near Greenfield. Nelson county, Va,
w was the wife of Robt Trevy, dec and daugh-
ter of the Hon. Matthew Shaw, of Rockbrldge
county Va. During her long pilgrimage. Mrs.
Trevy was devoted wife, a KIND and a1iecton-
liberal to the Church and benevolent societies
Her children have lost fond and good mother
May they ever remember the good counsel which
she often gave them, and live so as to meet her
ty has lost one of its best Christians. the poor a
ready friend the Church worthy member and
the cause of Christ a liberal supporter. May
the brothers and friends of their deceased sister
so live as to meet her where parting Will be no
more. Her remains were attended to their last
resting place by large concourse or weeping
friends and neighbors. In Sherando Church
ward, by the side of her husband and father, she
takes her last sleep. There may she rest III peace
until the resurrection morn.
MARK the perfect man and behold the upright
for the end of that man is peace.
LIZ
1870. after a protracted illness of about three
wears, HATTIE JANE-daughter OF George and
Jane s. Harlan-aged Is years, months ana ID
days. ~
Our Heavenly Father, Who is too wise =. to
err too good to be nnkind," appointed to Hattie
a season of suffering, and for long time IN Wow
of her condition, she confined to a chair. and
though so young and such sufferer, 1t was re-
marked that there was on her part no e"'ps She
was.,a member of the Sunday School OF the
NJ ethodist church in this place. which, previous
to her aff1iction, she used to attend. She had
Christian coupsel-was directed to Jesus as tne
Savior of sinners, end short time before her
death. her mother asked her if she could trust IN
.Jesus She replied Yes, ma, | cam
sWhom the Lord loveth He chasteneth. =
mo Christening for the present seemeth TO De
iovous. but grievous, nevertheless in the end
yieldeth the peaceable fruits of righteousness to
them which are exercised thereby May God,
our Heavenly Father. in the name OF jesus
Christ our Lord by His Holy Spirit, sanctify
th;s affection to the spiritual good of survvin g
relatives
D;ed after short Illness at the residence of
hor son.in-aw, j. S. Ellis Esq, near Waynes-.
boro Augusta county, Va, on the evening OF
Fah 18th. Mrs ELIZABETH FULLER, IN the 7Ttn
year of her age. IhIs naS passed away o nf tha
hrobtest ornaments in the Church of Christ
Ever whilst health permitted she was laithiui III
attendance upon the preaching OF the word ana
the Sacrament of the Holy supper. ner wno,e
life was truly christian life rejecting constant
hnR Gg aay iss ea and
sbeddng perpetualiy blessed and sanctifyng in
usnees all afoundsaca6 sr daily S seight
was as in DEVOTION and the reading of her bible
with prayer. o;n,
home-a peaceful falling asleep in Jesus. Onrisl
her only reliance and ground tS of hopc
e.;th when the Master called she was ready-,
sbt before ct sa her reas ggboSe f heT
snrrnw;nr daughter went to her bedside and in
aSd she S we ssas "n snd H. oHe
pp.lG nix ond fear(essly she heard the summons
and xa down into to, the ss Gas nas LED h syd
bar hand in His. comforting her with His rod
and H staff and leading her aey o out n af as
own holy and blissful heavenly fold.
tjTis sweet to rest in lively hope"
That when my change shall come,
| Angels will hover round my bed,
70 watt my spirit home. A. NJ b.