Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
OBITUARY.

fnfNff NicATTn.
DEED. athis rcsilcnc. m Ozark. Arkanss. on
The i'ih ot August. ur hilions fe,ct. Mr. Ssirs
lirN,trsNg, late 81 this county IA the 23th year
80 h'- age III len behind him an ailiicictl vile
t,hc daughter OF \. llunnckhousc. Esq. OF
Shephvrl,io0n.l aud two small children. To Ia
mcni the loss IT a k'nd husband. and an alice
Tomato iathrT-bcsiics large number OF fcla-
t'es aud friends here who deeply lament the
loss which they have sustained, aud ctTcr ur
their heartfelt Sympaihics with has bcrcaycL
wife and faihcr'rss chilircu. Those only Who
knew hun best could fully appreciate The good
ncss OF has hcaft-his cheerful, aticcuonate am
liberal disposition and bv all who cnloycd ihis
7 privilege, will he l. long hofnc IA remembrance
with sentiments Of respect and esteem Ainons
the many instances of isvmc goodness u would
L. dIi!cIli To- hni one possessing 4 deeper love
81 truth. ct noblrT hdcty. aud friendship 49,
| The one who bears III, i,sIlmon, To- hi, depart
ell worth, knew han Tong and ,,u, aud cln irul,
say he has lost friend e.
Ca Friday the lSsh ulL, Mr. Moan CaENEY.
an the 2Jl year OF his age, son OF Mi Hiram
Carney, Ui ilarpci>-Fciry.
FOR rHr rErr rEiss-
Death bursts the involving cloud
And all Is day"
Departed ihs ltc. recently, at Philadelphia.
m the i9th year Of hts age, SrrruEN DANngiuae
Tt,ArE, son &C Hon Henry ~ George Tucker,
lftNi'i'hA OF the ltutl OF Appeals.
With no uriIuarv emotions 10 We record the
demise OF this am,ablr AM r,ncI youth The
tear, oi unaffected sorrow. almost h,iui our
eyes, whilst attempting t. rear tala lIall nrIuu-
nat 10 hls cherished memory. lie was Justly
the nlJrc, OF uumingcd admiration hy large
circle "i ahcciIonaic relatives and friends. Pos
Nesstng talents oi superior order combined
with sp,rtt 81 uuttfius perseverance, he en-
kiullcd lhe most brilliant expectations ct future
emiucncc In the laulablc comics, fcr academic
houcrs. although retarded hy declining hral,h.
M generous c"mfaICS. awarding the palm tu
the most worthy, chcrrl1lly placed 90 hts brow
the wreath ct meuicd distinction. with such
cariJ manifestation OF intellectual proves. a
Is easy 10 anticipate hc lvuy elevation that
awaited the noble achievements OF his oru'cn,
mind.
"BuI Death silently cr'WiGcl
Tho CH'',ss with the LaurfL"
and We are called 10 weep where We expected to
rejoice.
The qua'1,s Of DO h,ar. Of this ,,i.mable
youth wcIr no less calculated To >ycurr admira-
hon, than Zoe PoYpiiss 81 ht mind Ia ihc do
w'siic circle hc presented an example ct hlial
reverence, which received rs u deserved Tire
highest commentator. LIS lovely DISPOSE
'ion shed ils gentle influences wherever lac went.
and made HIM always, moro than Irtic3nie 10 thc
sOciCty "f las youthful companions
-------' HIS face isrow
windy M my mind. a. n h. went
From me bot yesioulay-i:S plcasan, smile.
Ani the rich Joyous laughter OF hi, eve.
And the ffcc play Of his unhaughly lap,
s. rcdolcnt OF his heart"
Whilst With a hcaying bosom wee can,isn 10
lh' silent Tomb, the prfsicts nhrs at one 80 tea
dcrly loved. The auimaiing conviction IS fondly
cherished, that the noble mind, with whose sem
ullahon> We have been So often charmed, Is now
SParkhng with angmcntinS luStrc, IN the view
less diadcm oi the Rc'ecmer We most cordial
IL sympaihisc wIih hlS hcaI:-riscn parents and
feiaii'cs, and devouIiy pray that they may -
enabled, even amidst ilc,sorrows of Bereavement.
10 justify the ways OF Providence AMI experience
for themselves the truth Of the sentiment. no
less beautiful Than consoluc,
Earth hath no sorrow
hai Hsdrsn cannot heal
Nnrrrnlnn SrnI o. L. On II