Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-11
DEATHS.

Departed this lie at the Winchesier Spriass
in Frarklin county, Tennessee, on tn Ut LAY
of July, Is49, Mrs. AGNES Z. STEWART, VT. 7
John NJ. Stewart, and daughter oil SGh rnt Ath
Nicholson, OF Southampton county, Virginia, y
the 34h year OF her age, leaving her nnsbii'
ami TOUR little children, 10 mourn their loss.
Died, the 10Th June al the residence II his :siri
mr. Peter Quarles, after few days illness, JOHN D.
QCARLES, in the 25th year Of hs age. Bro. Quar-
young man OF great promise Blessed BY Saiar
with strong vigorous and discriminating Ellnd, -
had been improved by good Classical edncaatn-
trained 10 reading, and disciplined 10 profound and ~
centrated thought, IL was but reasonable tha'b
friends should indulge the hope OF seeing HIM rist
distinction in the literary world; and his Church th
he would adorn the doctrines of Cod our SAVIOR, -
things, and greatly contribute 10 the advancement
the knowledge of salvation But what are hurst
hopes, when in conflict with the purposes Of God Z
From childhood, Bro. Quares was remarkable for ga
witty and s0brirty, united with amable AMI afro
tonate disposition and softness of manner whirh q
de7red him 10 all who knew him. aud long Will ffieis
ship and affection cherish the memory of his mGGy ~
tues, while the hearts of his hereaved relatives v"
ever be filed with grateful emotions al the rrcoieco
Of HIS peaceful end, hisquiet departure from ihr W
and snffernGs Of earth 10 his home IN the skies y
was a member Of tho ST. Carmel Church. NJ; =
sudden departure constrlin his youthful compan,"r
follow his example, and prepare In early lie 70
their God. 7. II. !
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Died, at his residence, near Orange Courihols,i
extreme old age, PAUL VERDlER, natVrM pei'y
ley county, but for The last half century c'izrn
Orange, where he purchased farm, on VINCE ne ~"
ly built the village Of Orange Court house. ne
many years the proprietor OF the Crane w., -"
none who sojournrd with him will ever forge. w w.
culiarly happy manner IN which he DISCHARGE ~.
ties of host nor the saie5 Of wit and pay;hi hun
with which he was wont 10 enven the weary 'Ia'ei
In all the qualities that constitute the gooc aud we
neat man. i.that no5est work Of God, he was pe'eh
nept-an at ctionate husband, tender father an ns.
gent master and obsing neishbor The writer Of y
humble tribute 10 his memory knew him longanf W
and has never met with who excellrd him IN s'ns
ness OF heart and uprgh,ness Of purpose. lie wa
patriot indeed and his warm devotion 10 his conrul
interests made him close observer OF political men s
measures, and the whole operations OF the goseiDms
and active participation In party politics, partlcnia
In the exciting times OF the Elder Adams. 10 no =.
the Alien and Scditon laws more odions y.
none rejoiced more sincerely IT their repea'. ms
nunciation Of those obnoxious measures, ana the "
nous attempt of the Federal party in Congress 70 IN
Aaron Burr upon the country as President, ins'eas
Dir. Jefferson ceased only with his life But his ,ol.
and eventful career has now closed-hs nc, WI
was extended beyond the age allotted to man, Va
exempt from affection and bereavement;-be nd"
an interesting family OF children, who were sue .
one by one, from his side, TIL all were gone, aug US
left for many years, almost alone u ouIel .n' .l.
and infrmties Of age, till ct length ne mas iaen,
a shock of corn fun ripe !" into his mother eaf.n'
has len an affec,ionate widow mourn her less "
numerous grand children. Peace to his ashes.
aGreen be the turf above thee,
Friend of my earlier days;
Nome knew thee but 10 love thee,
None named thee but TO priise.
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