Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
DEATHS.

Yesterday morning, MIR Monsoon X Tnon,s. The hdend,
oi the ia'ny and those OF Col Lewis Burre invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon, o'clock rter
invitation,
On the 10Th March, In the county Of Cooe,lona q, m,
sience of Nh William Miller, WIiAM a. Irwts eldest srn
OF Mr. William lewis, aged eight years and two dsys ne,
very shor, illness. which Tor tie nv,euts aud
nbsnacy Of its nature. stands perhaps without parallel
ne would suppose that the premature pected fate of
DEATH and disn!ned him OF he's CrTors n while
Bt horrible tell the measure Of family grief was no, vel
LUX the tragic was bu, half acted evening of
we succeeding day. nj the sam place. the
tate monster embraced IN hi cold and ruthless aims h.ry
e. LEWIS the only daughter Mr. William Lewis aged three
years, i've Tonth and tr days. after pa ufi illness Of
eighteen days From intimate and thorougl
WIN these sweet and interesting Children
infancy she writer OF this notice, does hesitate
ara the assertion, tina, their prsh,mes nildnes anna
hlity Of disposition only endeared their more than
devoted parents and relatives but rendered them
interesting, and commanded the willing admiration large
and numerous acquaintance, by all Of whom untncly
and melancholy fate I'll be long remembered painful and
unegned OF the beeaved relatives the very cha r
OF whose existence seemed wapPed up concened in
these dear aud fascinating little children, adnonished 20
be SILENT conscious that attempt describe deep ton
and agonised state Of feeling consequent upon this double dis
require language which command; vet IN the cn,h
aud gloom Of alcaon which this melancholy bereavement is
ut too well calculated To produce they should find consolation
IN the strong and pleasing assurance though their low
aud beloved offspring have bee taken by an all wise
ana overruing providence IN manner peculiarly
ing yet they have been received in rcccimg arms Of
gracious Saviour who has said, "sule lutte children and
Heaven" " "
In Lynchbure Friday, 25,h u, Mrs
ter OF John Pendleion, Esq aud IN King aud Queen
county, IN September 1850. She early
Religion, and attached herself the Methodist Church about
nifty years ago, when Ito her language "here
not more than or 1000 this whole continent including
all the riding preache 20 in this t,lc cloud
she lived 10 see the work SPREAD,
ardent imagination could not have ancpaedt is not the
intention OF the writer OF this brief attempt portra
tuc Of hs character of Mrs Martin lie leaves the task 10
pen capable Of doing usce-ie will barely observe
that throughout her long life, she in an ex
HaoTdinaTy degree, the power OF Religion purify
ana TO regulate the conduct-and in her death afforded
bright and glorious evidence Of efficacy
oil the last enemy, and render Joyful descent TO the
tomb During the last week Of her pg rmae spirit
confined TO Its clay tenement by feeble
head-Her weakness ad entirely LOST the
power OF locomoon; but her mind strong as had
ever bcenThat ethereal jewel still shone all its ORIGINAL
stre though the caske which had oulde1ed
aud decayed under the couup,ng influences Time and
Disease. Her sick chamber thronged by
and classes Of community, who felt stood uuie
on the of Heaven" and converted be
onged rather the dead than the Lying The Christian
chcced and animated and encourages by beholdng
posure and resignation OF their venerable and
antcipations Of that blcsednes which truly
in the world while the time admon.
ished Of the necessity of srekng after holiness
shall the Lord" And impeni,ent sinners
her presence with the prayer upon their lips tina, te lives
and deaths might be that of the gheous perhaps with
the 70 be alas too dsspated by the
ties OF the wod that they would fall before their
Redeener, morning. and night until they too should re
ceve ''ke precious ah,a faith, which, purifying the heart
and Chasenrg the passions and the
and stimulating to works of charity him who pos
calm and triumphant death, AID blsful eternity
copal Church Sabbath morning, and funeral discourse
delivered by Rev John Early, crowded congregations
from Prov. 18th CHI 18th "ihc path Of The just The
ing light that shneih and the perfect day
IL thence conveyed te the buTyng ground followed
Of the largest professions place although
the day exceedingly dsageeable -Lynci. pr