Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
fIH'F NIHt.H tHVT IrU'II "! FdItHI CaIt'
And have stopt Thy mothers kiss,
Wifh Sirh md ,,,,fl


Have snatch'd thee from thy parents care
And have stopr thy mothers kiss,
With sigh and with n tear.
Departed This life the night Of the h Of July her resi-
b. White leaving devoted husband, five children. and
numerous friends and relatives 70 her DEATH Society
celien Iadysind and aItctionate
her various duties she the comfort oi her family
cheerful spirits and happiness. She embraced religion and
joined The Baptist Church about three before her death and
q ie was happy in life she died IN the ra and unftcng b.
llri ~ soI'on- resurrection.
JOSEPH GALES father Of one ." lie Editors Of ir National Intel
.cnrer, and o the wife Of tho other Tie had completed hi
eighe year on The i of February last aud appeared asr
lAf 4. us rath and constitution were cnnee'ned the prospect
~ vars before huns wien he Wa, few days after
tired immediate rsaton Of speech aud has been length called
BY In Maker 10 a better and brighter world
Mr. Gales early al Mont Poet
l7s7 The Sheffield Register IN England Eu; m
J. IN s In ls % n Rnsh aH Mr ss H. s,ab ~ l
c Raleigh Register which lie published for - years sir T.
was worthy and a respectable gentleman.
Died. Liberty Hail. Cupepcr county, tie 18th nl,.
FANNY GErES wife II Gen. Moses Green aged years The
virtues Of the anenod deceased justly and roqucnt
'rayed in the following extract from the funeral sermon,
nonneed BY the R-vJ w. Woodrile, sunday the ljth
TExr-Xum ~ 10 last clli.cle, me d. the death II n.
rishteous-ard let my ilsf end Ls iths Ais'
After u pages in explanation Of the and general remarks
proceeds In conclnson my hearers permit 10 hold up Z"
your imitation tr character OF cminsny pois
consistent deceased friend and sister nrrici
ana deserved M Appreciation Of The ssc"- vi" mol be- denied
even BY those no had the superficial acquaintance wi:
h.r wiir those who knew her well love,
iHiTe, had almost said adore, assrmbiace
qualities which adorned and bauti,r Ter charcer Ia
manners she was mild renri, and d.niri ,nd nm. 81
sand ali wi,
OF intimacy friendship. In her disuotiou she was
charitable, kind like her blessed Master WAS
ever seeking IN opportunity 10 relieve sur
ng Of r fellow The poor and NJ, iy were eyer
treated by her with sim
when power uppy their wan were never sent eun,y
MI her relative duties performed IN the mo.r rsa
ani Crupuot Her deeply afflicted and brreayed nus
witness 10 the many rare and excellent virtues
rrpIeui~nt -r beauty me and atorn
~. her character a WIFE, aud tns settling eNampl. Of
;OrararanGr and which. would
mi!c fault ining aud crllou> these
days World seriously consider, and III divine assistance cnG.
lor 10 litht Hr ." her children, my hearers, how her d.
i"- a ;nier were peonrd and, unless am greatly d
'Nrh, rs "h '"fi so tn sic was one 81 tc most
hc-ohc :" we H dhec'i"hht :" inlet. sht GA hat pr"
woke her cIdteh ~ wi, hui brought mem UP ~ tlic Hhrufr
ana aGinnibn u!tr Wn FROM ne "ofh ~ oG, whom sir ~
way, made the guide IL her consrs she discovered What w.c
Tie duic. ui wives ana mothers ana TINS n!i ibie standard she
made Tie rule al hr a ana III" .nic n her condnct-uhr
leo man! enthusiastic i.ales OF The present day 'ho seem :"
have tnken M me los'r"is t ia all IN. duties OF thrs
a'! consist ~ rGnhns from one religious meeting 10 another
~ n'ah Ion" P".s>i'i" OF l"c 10 the saviour ad IN eni.