Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-27

I,ea|in;s in my case that NY daughter was senara-
ted from YOU Alas poor chhi. care not writ,
to hsr--she would not receive my letter. / know
not whether this event will reach YOU Receive
70, tn N b th nv blessing
hope one Gay, when they viii DO 1de- they
will be able 20 rcicin vow. ard enjoy ali your ten
der care lie. u'eir both fleet Wpnn What have
never ceased 20 ns;ii INTO them TIA, the principles
and exact exfcu'io OF tl.r duties a.c the fst ba.
sis OF ti;e ant teat al ciion Il mutual conf
DEUCE, vii eoustitits tie ha,; uess of i. Let nv
daughter iee, that st the age sAt is she oueht al
wt's va assist hes br tier, witt the cHunseis wiic,
The gtestcr expeiienee sh- al haze a nd her al
l. eton oaS suggest to her let my SON. in his turn
administer Ia ms sister all the citude aud services
winch affection can 'rslire finally, let III IA feel,
that IN whatever position they may he they cannot
be truly liappy, bat hy their un'm. Let them
tase example by us How otter IN our rn.s,.ries
has cur affection aft reed consolation. I,ha,.pi-
ness, We have & double erinyment, when We can
siaie II with a hieud. AID where can any hc
'cpsd more dear and tender than IN ones own arui-
b!
=" J. my son never forget The last words Of his
h'heT, whie"l Ioycat oNpIessi,--!.t hi.n never
S ok Ia rev. nee oar i,S>th
: have To spe'k tn ynu oG something very
painful 10 my heart. know now n,uci pain this
child has given YOU. Forgive him. my dear sister;
think NJ hs age. how cas-. il is 10 make child say
what p!csses. and even what he does no, under
stand. day will come, I hope, when he only viii
lei NOR deeply t.e value of your goodness aud
tenderness f,rbU,h
1T remains ior me to coafide 20 you my last
thorsnts | woud Lave written them at the com
memcement al the process; but, besides that they
would not suffer me to write, the march of events
ras been so rapid, that have had, in reality,
the time
al lie in the Catholi,, Apostolic and Roman reli-
gion IN that OF nay fathers, in uhch was brought
up, and which have always proIessei, Laviog no
spiritual consolation TO expect-hot knowing, il
there sul exist any priests OF our religion and &
ven the place where am, woull eApose them too
much, If they once entered il.
" ST cerely ask pardon Of God. for all the faults
may have committed since I was born. | hope
tat N his goodness, he will ccye my las, ishes,
rs well as those have 10 G pa; up that he will re-
ceive my soul in his mercy and goodness | ak
pardon OF all sno~ and OF you, sister, in particu-
lar, Tor al! the pain may, without meaning it, have
caused you.
' forgive all ray enemies The i'll they have done
me; bii adu here 10 ,ny a,IGts, and all my bro
Tiers and sisters.
g had frieods; il,e idea Of being separated
from them, Forever, aud th,ir troubles, is one of
It least, uiat 10 MY last moment L thought oil
tnetn.
Cool and tend sister farewell Nav this let
ter +, ach you Alvays thiuk efme! fembrace
you with all ry heart, wen as my poor dear
eriiIren. Oh, IN! (s.ti! what agony IS it to quit
the m forever! Adeu Adieu!
g Ard row will resign myself wholly 10 my
spiritual duties As am not free in nay ae ons
they vii! bring me perhaps raest but | prole7t
here, that will not say word 10 him, and that
will treat him as a perfect stranger"
ConformahIe to the original writing, en,r L. in
the handwriting OF the Queen, .S1ar4e .3,.soi-
The Minister of Pulcc,
(signed) ComrrR De CAFES.