Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18
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Died. Enfauld formerly Irwnlon Barbour county, Alaba
the eth uimo, Mrs CAROLINE H. HAsn.os wife OF
Richard and Jane Bloun deceased and native Of souamp
band ana mother s sne e M WIN sr
The time she e Virginia her health good but, fcm expo
yed 81 and eod her. % hue
cned, until DEATH which, her. had lost its sting made
husband aided by advice many able Physicians
Intellectual IN nrresns the march Of disease
alike the good and the bad of this world. it were other
wse then the subject of this notice might have been spared
and Leeaved child and show forth fruits of virtue and
But al flesh is gras Heaven hath made So
pures spirits earliest transferred that other and
blessed of existence they unchang-
ed with the "spr.s Of just made perltct We hope
will not be regarded fuome praise, that utter when
say Mrs. H. of the puesl her
personal knowledge of her character
ton IN which she was held by all who knew her, he doubts
that she spoke truly when she said her fond husband
dying hour that she had intended wrong and that
lips had uttered asebood Her religious teachings
mostly in the Episcopal Church After MARRIAGE
often brought into with the Methodist denominations
prompted by that dr of Lord' uAt sis the beginning Of
dom, and making the sacred writings of
and sustained by intellect and of investigation of
high ORDER she brought herself the concusion that she
should enter the Church Of Christ EARTH other way
than by the ordinance of Baptism by immersion bap
sed and became member oil the Baptist Church. Iwnton,
in the Summer of 1893 Though, from III health she de-
prived OF much communion with her Church, and ts individual
members, yet her life presented like building y Jransd
perfect model of the Christian character Dgoty religious
place her But short time before her death she
asked by her afflicted husband what her ard
anSWered-"I
that Religion true and Heaven sure, any other
Godfor, (she contHued To suppose Otherwise should
agree, that this world made by end Take my
Here have been afflicted for years. and what is
knowingly done either myself living
ture Of GodOn the contrary effort
been do rightly always Still you have my sucrngs
You know they have been almost without parallel You may
tell they teach the variety of earthly things
true, for immortal purposes, they may me how 10 die
without regret but they subserve worldly purpose; for
shall die and leave the word-and
stued they benefit elsea the experience each
individual is the offspring of his suerings" She
ued"I know that my Redeemer ivet, and great
my soul is that YOU my daag husband and our dear little
dau liter, may Heaven" Thus lived died this
most excellent of women-ulfng all the duties of christian,
wife, mother and friend in extraordinary degree. H. ~ r.
Departed this life under the secondary Scae,
Fever the residence Of his deeply afflicted parents
y of Hanover The 18th instant MARTYR TrRSEn, aged
than two yearshc Interesting and only child OF Thomas
&. ard Margaret Turner. c.
~ Louisville Journal requested tn copy.
Died. the 4 February, The residence of John Roper
the Of Chesterfield DAVID GoopwiS Of Tazcwe
iy Virginia. aged about % years. leaving a.conae wife,
father mother brothers and lament their loss lie
man. and in all respects men,
may be consolation his distant relatives know
every friendly attention paid him. and every earthly
nsed TO restore him to health and happnessbut in vain
He died without PAIN and perfect resignation the
an overrulng and mercifu providence. F.