The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-03-03
Deaths.

On Feb. 20th> at his residence near Church
vile, Benajah Walters, in the 66th year ofhis age
| At Fishersville. Feb. 4th, Mrs. Mary Jane
| HAYES, about IS years of age.
EFOf Cancer at his residence, near Fishersvlle
on the 9th of Feb, Mr.. Richard Freeman, in the
| 10Th year of his age.
| On Feb. 18th, on Christians Creek, in THU
county, Mrs. Harriet NJ. Gu'rier, the wife of W il
| son currier, in the 57th year Of her age =
! On the 22nd uls, ut the residence Of his par.
| ents, near this place, Walter News Opie, infan
son OF John ~ and Isabella Opie.
On Feb 23d. at The residence of Mrs. C. B. Tay.
Tor, Miss Louisa McCaa Halle, daughter of C. A
Ea,le, Esq, aged 10 years, S months and days.
! On the Oath ult., o, his residence 1T the W. L.
Asylum, Samuel johnson, ia the 45th year of hii
age.
Feb. Sth, at the residence of her father, Mrs
Virginia McGufin. wife of NJ. A McGut4ln o.
Bath, and daughter of Mr.. David Clemmer Of Al,
! gusta. @ .s
At Mt. Vernon Forge, Va, on Sunday the 2oi
ult, at o'clock. P. NJ after few days illness
| of Pieuro Pneumonia, peacefully fell asleep in
Jesus, Ante Brown. dearly beloved wife Of b. F
Haynes. aged 36 years.
| In Sherando Augusta CO., Va, on the 18th
of January, 1870, Dr. Jessey Bolsey, aged 81
years.
Died OF disease of The heart, Nov. 18th, 1869,
in the city Of Philadelphia where he had gone
| on business, DR.. Samuel Hendren of this county,
| in the And year of his age.
The death of one SO highly esteemed aud be-
loved will justify more than we will be able to
write. The biography Of the deceased would
| make profitable and pleasant study for our
young men of the present day. But few men have
So beautifully and finely blended ali the cardinal
loI,,
| ing character AS a Physician, he was bright
| light in his noble profession He was always at
tentive, assiduous. kind and humane. The high
est eem in which he was he'd by his neighbors,
friends and acquaintances attest their love and
| lasting appreciation of him. 1t was the pleasure
and good fortune Of the writer to have known
him long. well, and intimately both in the social
circle and in tn. discharge of the responsible and
imperative duties of physician, having frequent
ly met with him in consultation at the bedside Of
his patients
In his d.agons Of diseases he was quick, and
with an intuniTe discrimination and demonstra-
tion applied his I. medial agents with great Ger
tainty and success In his death we have lost
bright and useful memb.- an active co-laborer
IN our noble and phlanthrok'c profession. He
WAS always even up with the advs age in ev-
cry branch of medical science. He las left his
impress and the eanoblng influences OF lis high
character upon the Medical Faculty of his DUTY.
He leaves brother and bereaved sisters to mourn
their irreparsbie loss, to whom with large circle
of friends we unite in rendering our heartfelt con-
dolenee and sympathy. The hour of his dissclu-
ton was the hour of his triumph though he died
among strangers He passed away without bid.
ding his devoted and grief stricken sisters and
brother farewell. but he died SO quietly, calmly,
and peacefully. retaining his mental faculties to
the last. beautifully illustrating the sustaining
power of the christians faith. With m Affection
ate, kind and attractive disposition and highly
in which he moved. The writer win ever love
and cherish his memory SO long as life lasts for
his unrivalled friendship and kindness. H#*4*%