Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-28
DEATHS.

..d,v morning, January 9th, MARY,
peo, a,yeb,er Of Logan and Mary L. Waller, In inc
aAA' ,h e Of her age rhe friends OF tho family are
h ~ attend err funeral this friday afternoon at
iatS from the residence of her father, corner OF
Lsish and 9th strseH r..a, county yirpini.. on
ps Ii, and 2e,h Decem ber, FRANK and WILLIAM
ar r,yIS sons of Warner Lewis, Esq-ihe former
s,.t The latter in the 3Oth year OF his age sad
I'D sorrow have filled many hearts, wnefe inc
- NJ this affective dispensation mas gone III 'ne
.cls If friends and acquaintance ct tho deceas-
VIZ 80, non. have known, because none have feit tho
G,d anguish Of the twice smiten heart oil an ahse,
c,ther bsreaved, in the space OF lew days, OF
10 duru sons-one Just IN opening man.Go s, .n'
yisor of life with every prospect OF lo"f NO. ana
lair promise OF becoming useful c'lizen' ana worthy
nnsrs of society. Stricken down by disease that
.,,ull Weld 10 no remedies useo'
.a,-all the, promised fair
Has sought the grave, 10 sleep forever tare."
- so lock not beyond hi. world may say so, but
o,v and blessed religion teaches that, AT "o be-
thai J.sus died and rose again, even 20, them also
n,h .,,eu in Jesus, will God bring with him. Ihis
,o. ard ror,ous revelation sheds no"d OF hent on
.'. ln.ss of this Observation-Disclosures the gloom
,yould Otherwise rest upon iiiits 10 the eye oi
,n ,h- "ye,l" Of glory, aud shows that biesseo are
"a, Tad who die in the Lord: surrey never was dmo-
NOV, sed thanwas this Ia the Immediate subjects
f REGARDED by them as sent In mercy, and for the
"a ofihrr souls. they were anh"us 10 Improve u =.
e God called upon them IN the o'uer OF lneit
-; rho ,sms u,der they sought and obtained pafu"n
"a ,h,nnch Him, who ~ our "ffopt'ation anu
''p - " Few Young men, perhaps we may ray
'4 49,. more exemplary, than were these, In tho
, -, ,,ls,;ons which they bore In life. or the
''Ae :, ma, be SAID his life was gentle. aud the
'', os xiodnrss bencnity, urbanity and aflec-
Dn,.s 80 r,,,,G IN him. that 10 knw him was 10
''" Wuh respect To the elder, his tJs said, Il
~. vb.t am" lie seemed stranger To du-
''h t tobr 4 pcT>oniticaton Of trU;hfuiness Sim
~; Ss a,lohmrnts-honest in his purpose-inAeI
@ - mai convinced, IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
49,. ,,,neipe was involved he interfered not with
& ,',b, m Others Ia differ from him. He was, we be-
r. fine speclmrn Of correct young man, governed
- .,,,s moral principles. These qualities were good
,h-,r nIacebut what ere they, IN respect TO accep
! ,nIr with God? They were good In hemselres-but
Srn the question came, shave these things been done
mo m. no peace comfort was 10 he derived from
IN They cannot stand the test of Deaih-ihey are
40 he relied In that trying hour. Nor were they.
The writer of this notice was frequently with these
ra5s Young nrn in their last sickness, but never did
he, one word escape either of them which indicated
,hr least reliance upon The past life for reconciliation
WIN C;od;-tu, there was simple, ehd.liks reliance
mon The merits IT Christ for justihcalon whom they
~ acee.ed a. s'the Lord theiT righteousness" May
o ~ follow their examples especially the young IN
t'r days u their YOUTH and, If they would listen to
.h-i warning voice. do IL in the days Of their htahh
aat may the b-reaved member, that
Lead. 20 Ike land were sorrow IS unknown"