Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11
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The autumn winds, Rushing,
Sweep the leaves that ue seerest,
But our flower VAS flushing,

When blighiing was nesres,--m.
Departed this lille the 29th Octuher ELIZA IRA
vEkS DANIEL, at the residence of her Ars Nil
drtd Daniel IA the county OF Stafford. In ,hboom of
youth loneliness the dciihul oil .ai-
ETY., unocence and intelligence She snateh,-i
1n, family who loved her TO devotion But This
b.neGcent providence has mingled the
t'on The heart % her bereaved shall
to rarure n, the recollection OF the this on-
y cherished daughter; aud particularly when recalling
nie stroug and highly cultivated intellect. aite,i u
suavy o manners aud dispsi ion which ally endear-
neglected. the Grst ol ali ,,in ,I
sustained reasonable and accountable be.ng to the
common author of All, and the foundation hopes
happiness ia future existence 10 br drawn ivn nj, re-
vealed will On these subjects during illness four
week we frequently heard her speak with composute
AMI hrnness unusual and oil. with a tounenance
1eaming with expression truly celestial She declared
nersrli perfectly happy; aud assembling her family,
ques,rd them pray the convictions
OF feeling experienced by herself In truly angelic pa
tence ant m.ekness of her demeanor evneed but
usiu'eiude and that from ihe aud pain which
others aad incurred, and would still experience
res ins,e sad shall in be
oveu herO with the attractive beauty OF her life and per-
Soothe their aching breasts
=, :, And turn their tu rapurer
o"i impe them 10 declare in triumph, she was fitted
to DE the inbaotan OF purer and better world and e.
gaping from The SORROWS and communicate incident e,
earth, She has IN lac
God" '" 'Po'eeuon oi'"e'
Died on the 4h of Oct at Huntsville Alabam. Mrs, f.
.oSE-sis,er OF Mr Madison, the late President ofte
" o. iei ueah was the issue ol long and painful
complaint, Which she bore TO the last, with humble
Tue " she proessed, and the hope which she
-oouar portraits are generally drawn by the partial
hand al affection or friendship that difficult TO avoid
uisst when the stricest truth guides the pencil IL
""uu ne improper nevertheless her who la,
JUST passed to the tomh thai her excellent
anu more than ordinary requirements made her inle-
resting member OF every society wherein was placed
'hdt 10 Tue Kindred circle which she belonged
euiary enueared by many virtues aud bus
VAS every thihg that could he wished in
~ moiher. The intensity with whch their loss
Was seen IN Tie Hood of hitter tears, which they
WIN tue dust that covered her the
We saey made To all who knew great wuri thai Ting
tribute was never more justly paid.
Communicated for the Charlottesville Gazette1
1IarE the perfect LsAoId the upriyAf man Tar n.
e"d 81 tadi man shall be peace"
departed this life, the 29h of October The 6eth
year oi hS at his residence county of ORANGE
IN -" IN. oAhPDELL, after painful distressing
lness "i several months which with the SAM.
"uo ana resignation that marked his charac er tLru
i's ana valuable life This worthy old gentleman was
one al that patriotic band our liberty and in
uepehuehce from the hands Ut British TYRANNY (amony
wh' his country assigned him sa,iSn ii,
Was AGAIN called 10 the command of battalion in the wear
i'sf ana during the late he essential sery-
ces WHIST superintendent Of the State pententarv In
every situation at life e discharged his with fidelity
W ms country with justice his fellow men, nd honor n,
ssi lie rs gone, hut still lives in
VI an VINO knew hiin, TO whom he endeared Nv most
husb"h Bind aud indugent faher-doing unto ali
men as ne would they should do him. Death had M,
~'t"fs los ir--wiIb JOY lac hons which
"h UNI from world thai old age niirmy had rem
ueed "earisomei and sunk grave AT peace with
his God and the world. fT w.