Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21

Al the residence Il Tnomss h. Gsrast ESQ, in ser
Ceu, , On Thursday evening the 18th inst Mr.. MANY
t. TR'utr vile Of Austin NJ TRIBE In the 18th year OF
her axe.
The wer of this notice {, not disposed to pay to thu.
lovely woman slsry oxy. Her life, those
who knew her, its best eorneniay. Never was
there around heart ,hr aud loyesr cluster Of the
virtues the gTaec the chains OF womin.-and there Rel.
sipa, the " nlaente oi tie christian faith had mingled
Its soli hso~ed light with natures loveesi HUGS. Cen
Tie, shectonste, eonhdng,-ss friend true. n sis
ter and daughter the sieetonae: cs, airays
dsrofed, how greaoh how unspcakaby heavy the loss.
But ,ens short months ego, she walled tesuul bride to
the sarnoE she sleeps the chamber OF the dead But
oh, how soothing the reelection. that whilst that fra foim
mnses with ITS paient eod hcr pure and saned spirit
lives In the bright realms Of 'hs upper world Yes, yes
mas escaped Its clay tenement tie storms and trials of
cherries world and away beyond the limits Of mortal
ion, where tie Joy and the cypress unknown Joins
the chorus OF praise 10 Tvs God
member Ut the Bsps Church. she was indeed blight
and shining hshi, aud with pton. for sung
the best and brightest example, the writer Of this hasy ui
butte has ever known Yes sh. the OF her CIRCLE
beaming with constant and steady und nmaJ
changing, in its own cloudlcss armament
The deceased though not at home when she died. was
in the midst Of kind aud sec nate iiiends Such was
the haterng character o her disc Sc hour before
her death. the sweet smile OF hope playing upon her
lovely coun'cnanco She died sho had lived. csnly.
and without struggle. mere yisitant oi earth she is
ag ain IN the iadeess regions Of her bright world.
May her friends enI that sweet consolation
(which points oar footsteps yon blissful shore,
Where anguish. grief aud change shall be re-"
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AT Powhatan Court House. Monday the 2nd inst.
JoHN w. DANCE, in the 5lst year of his age.
II death Is ever welcome messenger, IL is when lie
comes 10 summon from this the invisible world, ono
whose body is rackei by pain aud suffering but whose
mind tests uety IN the happy consciousness of well
spent lie and IN the OF cun-cence VOID of
iene- towards God and towards Such was peculiar.
y the Gaze with the subject OF this notice. For the las,
twenty years oi his II e. he labong almost
under the effects Of disease oentmss sufar
the most oNcruci ting pains which the feeble body
be subjected but ne bore oil with manly for
utude and patience which knew rcpniue the will of
Providence And when his bed of DEATH the in
tensity hs suffering would wiring from his feeble and
worn out frame scream Oi agony, there OF
complaint, but only o. resignation "Oh Lord let de
part IN peace" His friends not, with a selfish
or who has been removed from n world OF so
much suhe ing. but for their ispasSe loss Modest
aud unassumilg in his manners. tho excellence of his
Character was fully known TO bat few, but may truly be
said. those who knew him best loved him most Bu in
MS relations with the word, n citix lawy e neigh.
bour, all knew him possess u high sense of honor
stern integrity ot purpose which knowing evil in it,
self ioeraes it not in others, and noble and Lofty spirit
which while Il looked with compassion upon homes,
misfortune, was unsparug a. guilt in every form Though
naturally OF mild and amisble temper, the and
dgnaon which he felt and Away, express I'd for the
petfator OF mean action him often the world the
appearance of harshness but those no mered wee IL.
ways sure OF his sympathy aud his assistance. lie was
honoured and respected by the Bar which he a. long
member, and where his conduct had secured him the
hdence aud appreciation OF his fellow such
tent as TO afford hum lucrative prsctce course of
which he always governed by those principles %
tee which II his duty and pleasure
ers. lie esteemed and beloved by his Neighbours
and 1t was said OF him in homey phrase by Of them
when informed OF his death, "a good gone, will
be hard to I'LL his place"