Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-07
DIED.

On the evening oG 2ath ut ao., =, n.,,.,
Eeneraiy Ioinl1i indosiion. JOHN URaIiIIAEr -, no'
ton county Had he lived 6r-, of s..n S
nave eeen Jus, 20 year-of "ful years" ami viii %
truth may be added "un Of honor- he has Jrs,p ~ @
ton-and doubtless. among th- sppI- az ~, - 70 'ne
anough ~" event was not altogether unaokl 6n, de-,
' suns wound inflicted the bosom Of hi. family nv
the deprivation OF s and venerable head. f. ,y
n nav iay more devoelly hum and new, Az
man more tehI deserve unbounie, reverence, mi ,u
Their consolation i 10 be- the general p,v s
us spouets integrity aud unhemshc reputation m.
aShho"'dsed bencsolcnce bsa-ar abovc al ,,s -, 49,,
uho~enta'ious pey which Influenced all M. -,
how m, VIDE =, n, m halo Of glory around ys pal.
- ~ " ui'- Vo whom the reflection he Va. hon
w'u by the friendship AMI eonihlonec IT .c.n.. , - Tn
ro'e OF houiu saheaiion hn TO .Iak of ,h. eI,
Iaeicr Of him. who the subject OF thu. o,,n,,v 49, ' e',
terms as may eoiirsn themselves by their oIcra,on al -
difference To truth Len at an early period manhood Il, % o.,
rc'~e OF his discretion he directed the .Dervi, ~ -,
naturally strong aud disermnaiinst same pursuit. v @
mghy respected father Proverbialy dngu,hed for h nrry
industry AMI perseverance,, had acquired considerable. ,r,
With most excellent Judgment possessed discipline OF mimi
denec and the convictions of mature dberaon was
eiEsd by an unweated aSsiuiyan happily eonst
"cd as tn be- "cqualt u eeT fortune prosperity OF
In his peeunay transactions punc,ly scrupu
mes were such as To render saying that as good
rs MS oon Prosperity AMI opulcncc
sequence followed And possession Of rr,a, ,,hh
% % =" excite IN the bo~"m OF its feelings PRIDE OF
sense OF worldly While department was r Than
unay dignis AMI his hat M IVA.
d'ess and general appearance he w,s ys d., 80, s
IN ms intercourse with his fellow he na. 10 die.
JUNCTION between the rich and Ipr being equally k,u,
affibc and ALL And onr-Ions ns-I u a., ~.
ng,h AMI unfortunate have the hos. OF wn,
ana efficient friend aud benefaetor Although frequently and ,,
nesiy solicited by his TO bocon. enn,, Co. a.,
State or National Legislature. such was his fonncss ~, l,
life his moles'y and diru abb es that he wol ne
yer aeede to Their wses-whic deeply penetrated W th sens of
gratitude Tor their kindness aud Partially only ON the ,or
ant occasion OF calling Convention
- State di lac suffer himself
% lie made one OF that distinguish oIy-rany whose bright
ana burning lights aas! have since faded awayuene forever
IA the cold dews OF death, II was however AROUND IA, lop
heanh-in the bosom of his family, e.atnr quail
ties which distinguished the mosi conpc,
run, yet h and aheetonaie IA his bearing. intercourse with
ths around him. marked 10y ebunn passion hut ON t.
contrary, IN speech and action always summers morn
g-te feelings he excited low respect and an,raton an
bauuiui proportions blended may not give ORR, an
scohs To his children aud family lie father ly .,,
ian pTecept And l. compliment dreod n the living bu
We just need OF praise due In the departed walk In he of
y beauty ahured to all that Is prarworty honorable To
say tha'-As hres ~ hs When him
merits We have 80 iecby esatd portray taken AWAY t
society IN winch he has been cannot b, feel
hshy the d'pttvaton II l. like the OF tu-
ho"ed beacon sht-he removal of annark-tbe
' '' '"fhiiian pillar IA the al -iiic"
ih soc years past been member Protestant Eneor,t
e 70 WINCH IN ersuasion lac had been attsc l
u" iri"i ut early youth Deeply mbuc tie slt Of In. a.
hR"h !" p"iesrd-suaned by the nculcae and "o,
se'ecc va" OF offence II scarcely necessary To- ~, that b.
d'h'h was symboca Of his hfe-and his s hou 49,,
entaee'E'd by hnnness, tranquility and resignation.