Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
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Died, in Washington City, on the 18th nsrnnt after
very shuu Illness Mr.. THOMAS WILEY, IN aged 20
years
Died on the l2th of July. Miss SALLY LACEY
PARKER, daughter of Col. Abner Parker, III the oath
year of her age after illness Of eight days Of typhoid
fever Again have been called upon Ia pay the Ia.l
tribute icspec; to the memory Of one Of the brightest
ornaments Of society, who has been taken from our
mId>iand which has shed gloom over the COMMUNE
ty which SHE lived being possessed OF thai true
alniahty az disposition and sweetness of manners,
together with all the other accomplishments Of her
gave her prominent place IN the affections of all those
vino had the happiness OF her acquaintance. To know
her 10 love her She was truly All aifrctlnnate AMI
duifu daughter. Her disconsola1 and afflicted pa.
rents will bow in submission TO Divine VIII. few
hours before SHE expired she casd her beloved father
her bed and asked what WAS thr hour lie replied
three O'Clock. She spoke once afterwards. We can
say with The Poet
..Cone away Sally. nos longer remain,
Where disease and temptation, where sorrow and PAIN
Rui atllct the fond soul, that Ia iirav'n would rise
Wen shout thy glad welcome mong hosts Of ihr skies
"come away, Sally! thy Lord bids thee come,
In hi kingdom, on high, he's prepared thee home;
on pnors of love, his commands We await,
To hear thee al0ft TO thine holy estate" RonERrA.
Or Wing will please copy.
Died on the 22nd Of August in the county OF Buck
inghan nj the residence of his sonn-law, Mr. Gideon
Howell, of dropsy Of the chest, Mr. CHARLES HOW
ELL, in the s6tli year of his age. Mr. Howell wasa
native Of Buckingham, where hr continued TO reside
until the wear 1915, when he emgraIcd Ia the State Of
Tennessee There he remained until the Fall Of 1888,
when lie returned 10 Virginia wheIehs lived until the
uay OF nus ae",m q, ,;ms ssvr, I'M ihex wars bdrne
with calm md placid resignation The death OF Chas
Howell will be long and deeply lamen,ed Endowed
WIN uis.r'n"a.,ns "'' -, ~ ;,, ana ayat, :;
feelings, ahetohatr III ms u,sposl'o' a"u aiar ~
his manners he commanded the respect and conciated
me ESTEEM, " OH y" I'M -, -, I,, ia,
la''vrs any ,irmas WIZ y, ,,ss ~
ne uieu WIZ - ~ ,h" cd. him rrsn"an;,iy IN
ring ms sickness, nc reinahrn, rev nays before l's
dealii, hat ne was 'ly e ' W, =, y ~
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Howell was = e"iu , W W. t a, 49,, =, ~
ihe army d. an carry ase' 1870 $50 80 ,
t'me ~ W., eap, ~ sciyd -. ion mil ,h
nni'e tna h ~ . IN sevsr,, hard f,u"h, IN
w., mi ,v, n,sssnt =, Tie surrender II Lord
s saee,,'rn's, a''u "a' p''1"' - -
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n;.d =, m. Fauouier White SuIphur Springs IN tile
o,,l, ~ Aucms, WILLIAM g. LATANE Esq II T..
60 county AGED ohout liliv-sy or seven wears The
;,o, n,s ovrr The usual form Of an obituary no
80, r H. fr;.nl md npirhbor-bu his death has cae
=, ~ n,nd n occurrence that eassed some twenty odd
n,s 400 whilst The riter was seated At n public tab.
~ Huntsville in the State of Alabama There sat nppo
.,e 10 the writer an aged Minister of the Gospel his
constitution was shattered, and his voice feeble, and lie
made the following remark, which struck the writer
with much force lie said, he "shonld not like Ia run
ms tae oyern So can say the friends and relatives Of
W. &. Iaane-they should not like him To run his time
over sWere all mankind like him, the world below
morality have of their brightest ornaments, aud
We nnr Of the best Of friends and neighbors-but we
bow in submission 10 that dspensation of Providence
over which have no control. lie left six children
drpnre his loss the Younger Of which, fThnmas } aged
about years, mas since died The friend Of Lie ~
som, the mother OF his chldrcn, preceded him about
eight years When the good are taken, and the bad
left, let us not complain "Be still, and know that
am Cod" and "what do now thou knowest not, but
shall know hereafter"
morning. The a9ih az August after an illness Of seve
raj months, Mrs. ANN j. a. SPENCER, consort of DR..
w. w. Spencer of this city, and eldest daughter of
John H. and Judith W. Cook, aged - years. Mrs.
Spencer through all the ills and vicsstudes Of life 10
which flesh Is heir, exhibited n meekness OF dis
position and resignation 10 the will Of her Creator,
rarely possessed by any Of her Born and nnrlured
in the lap 0f luxury. she was never known to look in
disdain upon those of more humble walk, but over
evinced spirit Of kindness towards them, and sought
by her alTnbiliiy make all happy around her As
friend, she niexble; neighbor, generous and
kind: and wife and mother, she was all
could he. Throughout her indispositi0n, she seemed
assured OF her short sojourn this EARTH and would
often say that time with her was short Her husband
and friends hoped the disease with which she had been
attacked would not prove fatal and sought 10 persuade
her 20, but she was TOO well convinced Of her own
situation 10 be persuaded 10 the contrary, and when