Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27
DEATHS

Died, at Belle Monte, Louisa county. onll.t.
oil May Gn>Iant,) RALrH QuARLE> IN hi> :
year. The deceased was, indeed, 4 chill: of,.
ton; for many years his health was delica,e !.
lately so much 50, that lille seemed 10 pr,>.,..
him but few charms, and for several vea,>b- II
been living Tor eternity. In The Spring or 81.
ner OF 1871, he associated himself with H. n.
list Church al Free Union, in Louisa. Of ",
he remained a pious and consistent meule +.
Ill God saw fit in his nnerrins wisdom 10 "a !.
spirit 10 himself Ant shall we COMPLAIN =, +,
dispensaton OF Co.'s providence We >LouIl,
it is our duty 10 bow submiSsively 10 the u
Heaven; and We should rejoice tha, our dersr.
brother has lei Us the invaluable consoia,ior
his spirit now rests in the Paradise Of COD "
would call him back 10 earth I'll, I'M, !.
fountains of sliet were opened bv the cus,
asunder the earthly ties that bound Us ios,..
but, o how sweet il is 10 reflect. that hi, -.
freed from that body which was 50 often at.s.
with pain and disease, is now clo.Le. y
immortal youth, and permitted 10 ily with IN.
wings about The Garden Of Paradise, ami ann.
The undyin. beauties OF the spirit world. al.
ii we remain faithful 10 the cause OF Gins X
too, will soon be permitted 10 Join him l.
happy world.
Died, on the morning Of The 9TH Of An
Valley Point, Albemar!e county, the ,e>ii,au
her aunt, Mrs Mildred NJ. Lewis, Mis- Mi.
DAgNEY, in the Goth year Of her age
Cut down in The morning of lie-So the NJ.
wilhereh, the flower iadclh In all her loyete
has she been taken away. Ii is sad 10 laya.- ..
creature in tie dust. II is mos, sad 70 layonca.,4
whose face but yesterday shone with al Tie Ing.
ness OF youth, intelligence and hope-WE,.t !.
fined and accomplished mind ana malner> Z,
amiahc disposition, commended her 10 tie 6
OF all, ant gave promise Of rich harvest o!tl
cellcnce. But God hath taken 10 him>tliihein.
early ripened by his grace, almost hciore " /,
earth could discern lis richness. Her piigfGss
was shot. ller last few days were DAYS u wei.
ness and pain. But her soul rested IN gc,.
peace Her hope Tor eternity was not solri
on her bed OF death. She had been 4 nrm,,t
some lew years OF the Methodist Eproa,
Church, and her lille was in accordance viii I;
profession. She had remembered her Great. !,
Tie days OF her youth, and consequently wter 4,
summons came, though timid and >hrinslrs
nature. there came with il strength 10 say i IA
not 10 die"
In the fore part OF her illness, she spokeo 9. 4
happiness of meeting her beloved sister, bn' 4
Tie lime drew near, and the work Of grace
vanccd, the absorbing desire was 70, Il t. L.
yefed from sinw Her cheering hope wa>. Is
be with my Saviour" When reminded. tG7' j
paroxy>,n OF suffering, that She was IN ihch-f 4
OF God, "Oh, yes and desire 10 have no 81.
his" Thus, in patience, she sulleroi-if /
She died. In prayer, and patience, ami >uieli
she spent the last DAYS and nights OF hcl =
here She was the daughter, and only >unnt
child of the lalc Dr. John Thornton Daney
Claik>ville, Tennessee, and grant-dausl,-
that good old patriot, Governor Blolst, c IL
ncssce Len la,herless and mo,helle>s lyl,'e,
could know her los, She, nevertheless. enWe
all the advantages which judicious irenis az.
fortune could confer. She can.
Virginia some eighteen months ago on a yl,'
her fathers kindred. Here She was admire Z
beloved by all; specially did she become TX
fort and the darling OF her widowed ann
mourns for her now "a Tor an only chiit Il /
body rests in the land Of her fathers. Her
ri, has found better home, in The bosom =
father God. On The 9Th OF April, I'VE year 2.
her only sister, just two years older than her.
heir OF the same disease, and professor d
same glorious hope, made her exchange Of wcfi
Lovely in their lives, they now enjoy lcseIlef
life that Jesus gives. 5. W