The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-22
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Of Eryspelas, on Thursday morning Sept 81 al lock- in The
hope of glorious resurrection JANE OF NJ DeCOursy aged
IS years and months
az The friends and acquaintance of the family and Samuel L.
Forgay respectfully invited attend her funeral THIS MORN
ING from the residence of her husband Protection Hail. 200 ST.
seph street, without farther notice.
In this city, Tuesday the 18th inst MI SAMUEL VALLEY
aged years. Boston, Mass and for the last twenty
resident of TampieO, Mexico ago
the his health though apparently
his being the last Of EARTH he dropped
quietly and calmly infant sleep mohe His
social and business relations with the world were oil such character
that he could with Christian honesty himself the will Of hs
Creator Ills resn friends hsre1nournuy followed
the Cypress Grove Cemetery.
few days before his dense, while good spirits seemingly
improving he intelligence Of the father through
The Boston Evening Transcript, follows
YensraJs Chisen.-Ded, Wednesday, I'd nstsnt
VALLEY and fourth in descent II m TIE Rev Tn mas Wiley Of Bsm
sabe Of the non-conom e1es the time Of Chaes H. One
whose habits of thought their coorng Revolutionary scenes
variety an ndpendenoe s s present. oa The s a
opn upon us may perhaps once demand and create the
like After graduating Pubic Latin School the class Of
0s and others md eyotng few years 70 pursuits Mr.
VALLEY gave the ample leisure Of long W to studies then less cult
waited and to the acquaintance Of OF Learning
Martinique dauglter Elizabeth Fero
relative Of josephine Bonapae Mr. VALLEY after married. A
Church. being one Of the ms the first convert that faith
and other accomplished CT rgymen Church gave
Ia Bsnismn Russell received essential aid from him IN the 6rpaSi
ton Of his foreign In life his per
peuiy and slightest
Engagement Of plar rights, made him active and
tim With the OgIaphice portions Of English and French
History the Of and distant travel the records his
Church and her missionary efforts, the specusOns
those who have studied the aneoges languages and the
Of races and with our colonial annals he was exceedingly familiar
and on these Pons his knowledge 10th various and infinitely
curat memory whose reientye grasp los nothing he ha ever
he ard read, wide acqu all classes
Of minute observation, felicity of language great power
picturesque narrative made him entertaining and instructive
companion Independent thought fearless expression ahopa
BILE neghb ndulget father always alive the public
Interest, above relations Of life
professor unpopular h. he V aectonatey
mem cred by who AbU ed him public
many who profted by his and enjoyed
who thought HIMSELF feared
1t but the other dy that ths venerable genema
Office, with the OF making inquiries regard
aticlr that had appeared Transcript touching the
bes IN rtIque We eepy impressed with the ity
good and manly his He D
Oit The times and had not buned the cutens OF his elect
chilled the tervor his synpat How delightful thus
see he bu yant youth surviving the the soul triumphant
bodily Dfrmity decay preserving all its light and life
while the last shadow the tomb closing earthly tenement