Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-12
DEED

On the evening of the 28t! of March, Carksburg Va
after an Illness OF four weeks, JoIN G. JACKSON, ESQ
Judge OF the United States Court for the District
of Virginia, i'll the 4Sth year of his age Judge Jackson
was an accomplished scholar, eminent statesman an BILE
Jurist aud patriotic citizen.
AT Marietta the morning of the 29th of March RE-
TURN j. MEIGs, Esq who had filed respectable sta
tons of Delegate to Congress Judge of the IT, States
Court, Senator in Congress from Ohio, Governor of tina
state IN the time of the and lastly Postmaster General
In the county of King 4 Queen, the 9th Feb last
Mrs Lucy a kow, wife of Francis Row, esq. Sine was
bland in her and of such aud anna BILE de-
nortment that every body loved her. The death OF such
lady Is loss ndeed-amd long very long will her re-
membriice be cherished. May green tuf lie lightly
on hef lar BOSOM ANXIOUS
From distant Correspondence
Died III Virginia. Mrs. MARIA RANDoLP+f5, the accom-
plshet wife of Peyton Randolph, esq of Richmond OF
this excellent lady my be correctly observed that few of
her sex lovely in their lives or in death
lanented Although perhaps lives exemut
om fault foibe yet the character and conduct Of
Mrs Randnph, her intimate friends could with diff
Guilty detect either. Indeed from the dawn her Youth TO
the meridian of life, when she departed another and
better world, she unCommOnly beloved and almred;
and rare union of talent and virtue have existed in
the being capaba of exciting such affection The mind of
MIS- randolph undoubtedly Kept the promise her face
whc like her form, If not beautiful, expressed
more lovely than beauty. Nature endowed her net only
with engaging exterior and the gracrs goodness nd
genius, but crowned these gifts by grant resoute ncl-
nation to develop and adorn them. Her early opportun
ties to acquire knowledge with accomplishments were
PLY improved. And in ripper years always in the best
society she gradually protted by such intercourse and
above all BY her own exquisite aud discernrcn er
mien dignhcd, her department graceful and her CON
Versaton enchanting Yet the peculiar amenity Of her
seemed less the effect ofcutue than native
ness of disposition Her heart warm tender and sus-
cepble-anmaed by benevoence and controlled by dis
cetion In the discharge domestic duties she
exclusively devoted to ali the charities Of refined humanity
better wife, mother friend blest adorned So
cety Uuaddcted much intercourse with the gay world
although occasionally OF brightest ornaments .he
preferred the smooth of domestic enjoyment How
often have we seen her thus shining with unborrowrd us
tre IN the bosom of her cherished family surrounded by
lew select and enlightened associates and contributing hp
iuf snare OF cultured mind to the feast of
banquet OF fancy!-In abruptly concluding this obua
sketch (the last melancholy Office of the mourne,)
may be correctly added, that in all vcissitudes of life
sickness IN sorrow and III DEATH cquannity and unuler
resignation of soul illustrated the peiy of her hope mani
tested the purity of her principles, and demonstrated
excellence of her conduct.