Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
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The Boston Courier furnishes the following particulars
la,ive TO Mr. Wcoser's death and burial;
The last hours of beloved he whose earthly
eer has JUS, cosed amid many circumstances OF conso.
lation Of The same even tenor as all he rest.
The public already Informed OF the chief features OF
that deeply interesting scene up tt" inc period "hen hr
~ take ali who were in the house.
One by one in deep SORROW sustained by his own great
example the members Of his family and the friends and at
PENDANTS came and took leave OF him. he desired them
10 remain his room, and than once enoncd on
those present who OF his immediate family, not 10
leave MarshAed till his death had taken place Being as
sued oy all that his every wish would be regousy regard
ed he then addressed himself 10 his physicians making
minute inquiries his condition, and The probable
termination of his life.
Cnny.snp wIh great exactness he anxious
be able 10 mark 10 himself the final period Of his dissolution
He was answered that it might occur in one TWO or
three hours that the time could not De definitely calcu
lated.
Then" said Mr.. Webster, 81 suppose must lie here
quietly Till II comes"
Dr. Jstfries offsred Mr. Webster something which he
hoped might give him ease
The dying statesman misunderstanding more, Doc
tor-nore. i want restoration"
Between ten eleven ocock he repeated somewha,
distinctly the words "Poct poetry-Gray Gray"
Mr. Fletcher Webster repeated the first line Of the elegy
THE Curfew tolls the kne'l of parting day"
"Thars H. that's it said Mr.. Weestc and the book was
brought, and read 70 him. which seemed 10
give him pleasure.
From twelve o'clock till there much restless
ness suffering; the physicians quite
hdsnt that there actual pain.
A fantaess occurred which led him TO think that his
death was al hand While In this condition express
sons fell from him. indicating the hope that his mind would
remain 10 HIN completely until The last.
He spoke of the difficulty Of the process of dying, when
Dr. Jef1res repeated the
Though walk through the valley of the shadow Of death
will tear evil, for thou AIT with me-lhy rod and
thy staff they comfort me-"
Mr.. Webster said immediately THE ac-the fact That
is what want! Thy rod-thy rod! thy staf-thy staff!
The close perfectly tranquil and easy and occurred
precisely twenty-five minutes before three O'Clock be
fore stated-
The persons present Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Webster
Mr.. and Mrs Paige Mr. s. A. Appleton, Miss Downes, Mr.
Leroy, Edward Curtis Peter Harvey George T. Curtls Chs
Hinny Thomas E.qs, Georgr Abbott and w. E. Zant-
Finger of the Stale Department.; Drs Jeries and j. Mason
Warren and the personal atentIns and domesics of Mr.
Webster
Mrs Webster being unable TO witness the last moments,
awaited the event in her own apartment.