Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-30
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Died on Wednesday, The cath January Mrs. SARAH
A. MINOR, wife Of Lancelot Minor, OF Louisa thu,
adding another 10 the Thousands who are singing,
Heaven Ia The praises Of lin who suffered aud died
and saved them The writer by no means wishes
oIrnd commit an outrage on good taste and desc
her memory by writing newspaper euinry ~ net
but simply to notify tir extensive and much-ios'i
acquaintance and relations of the fact, and 20 ask q.
PRAYERS of those who have interest at Throne N
Grace IN behalf of the husband that hr may h- enabled
see, least with an eye Of fHth through The dik
ispensaIiun of Cod, IN taking 10 himself her upon
whom depended entirely the raining, aud instruction
in righteousness, four little children. y
Died, a, the Exchange Hotel in Richmond, Thur
day, January 18th, Mrs. SARAH BROCkEhBRoLGG.
Of Port Royal va.-8idow of Champt Brock-nbi0ngd
deceased-aged seventy three years. Mrs. BfccsrG
bough distinguished for the elegance Of her mn
n-rS, her fine sense. and extraordinary energy OF :a
racter. In the various relations III HE she ;ischls.es
her duties we'll: Honor, TRUTH candor and justice
nentlY slone forth IN all her conduct From rafiy i.
she had been member Of the Episcopal Church, aGi
was warmly attached 10 lis doctrines and ordinance
Few persons have had better opportunities Of DOM
good, and fewer still have 20 well proitted by them.
DJ- Richmond Wing will please copy.
Departed this life ct MS re siaence, stale III /.
Buckingham county. on Mond ~ morning, tie ish ::
December last, JUSfAS JONES, IN the UIth year y,
his age. He was laboring under 4 lingering Dis
FOR some eighteen months before his death
never heard 10 complain Of his fate t. '"hrunel =
the DEGREES Of an awsc Pro:ii prr 49, signl.
on and calmnrss, which was CT f...tg!4-t,c with him
through life. lit was tru'' : good aud honest man
throughout all his tGHSsact0ns and Intercourse WIN
his frllow.man. lie was punctual 10 his word ard
never drviated from what he thought uas riaht aGi
just The memory Of this good and charitable man
viii ever be remembered among his nrighbors, feud-
aud relations in his county; and the gloom that
ed 10 peryade ha funeral assembly, showed tina,
vacuum had been made IN the society of his neIghho,
hood that would he feii by all. lis w;s an adrcou,,.
husband, kind and ndnlg-nt master, and his hua.=
ever the abod. Of Kindness and hospitality, wnca
proverhal with his brothers and ancestors III Their
day Mr.. Jones ID the last Of The male portion Of NJ
nierous and respectable family; the youngest ~
five brothers who lived, and hurled nj the home
stead Of their father, where the deceased lived. lie
seemed 10 prefer the quirtnrss Of home, with
The sociilities Of his friends, 10 the bustle and
harnesses Of public life, which he had relish fni.
The estimation o: his noble qualities and his high
of honor endearcd him 10 al his aciuaintancr.
and relatves lie was ever willing, with cons0l'rs
words and helping hand, 10 assist the unfuInate; aG
the bounds Of his Kindness and charity were The
tent ot hisacQuaintance. He lived and died without
An enemy for his faults leaned 10 virtues side
Peace be 10 his This is humble tribute h5
memory by friend and nell hbor.
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