Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-06
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and acquaintance of the deceased and also th"ss o. ,s fanny
requested her funeral Centenary CHURCH. ~ ueS"h
morning, AT II o'clock.
residence hi, TrLII1nIGsk pnn SaE
subject of hi, notice len E"m some Gs'Se Sem, m'
full Of hope and PROMISE se'f n "'iums ~ ds' % IL
made such progress make necessary for hun aha
n his nsnpss and his home where amidst lis
, rr,ns and familiar and with the unenc attention
those s, were to him. he hoped that his disease nsd'ons
ill.,, s of February he 'artcd ulnn his journey, aad though
ieebc and enacaed Withstand tho fatigue and the vSudes OF
climate and weather 10 which would exi"s him. he Kept on
day through sunshine and Storm nnii he reached ms de
na,icn his arrival The 9th aac ysca strength
was completely prosrae that he literally dragged his feet I"
fathers door and threw himself into his mothers aims Gd
could suggest friendship pofr but all Of no avail Death
had claimed hun for his victim aud an anses hand could not ws
ing henath the horizon his freed spirit borne upon Immortal wing
the widest flights eum affections cetred around his
home and knowing where he was no would enquire
would gree, him there While smile, like sunlight
upon the grave would wreate his Aid lips and ume his rest
siather and sister, Washington the time of his
eah eaehed home Just in time 10 reeogn
and with bursting hearts, the t'eo OF his diisou
Thus passed midst in the spring lime Of life
who and respected for his aabc and excellent
rails Of character painful whose death have
touched many heat with sympathy Tor his beroaved pents-
sfase Richmond SS whig will please copy.
DIED. Saturday morning, 9th March, after short and painful
@ r &c Ma I ssny Of sT Kim Wan
Thus before had recovered from the shock occson"d by the
sudden death s!ow.cilzen.
gain hath the "Rcmorsccss Tyrln aimed his
another shining mark and robbed society of lid brightest and
Mr. Noac public e-thoush Often
na Convention declined the lie
ardent politician AMI probably exsr;ed greater political inhn
yiua whatever With with mind whose
genius blazed from his with soul whose
u md
symahizins he was looked up to- rsets loved "Led lnlhe
tee yet enemy; his heart kind and
his TAG, SO tina. those against whom he msh deem
whilst wnenS under the smart Of The operation were forced to
thusas.c every pursi,a, engaged his attention. he hal
knowledge Of man. strong and mind that he eohed
powers he was the e the soul OF his nebo
i.rer scarcely from pain during the last ,lyhvs
Of sage When abou. 10 years ole" he was ATTACHED with
excmethe muscles OF his legs witeed away and he has
thai he was never known to complain and only members
his family and probably of his most Intimate friends
this feeble tribute his memory him say
how a man ss VINO is es from S1s 6n az I sr ia,
he was the most cheerful active sn. and energetic man
Ing cripple His early education necessarily defect.
his active and powerful mind could up Idle
knowledge the classics French and Mathematics h scea
:ua and mora philosophy political economy bellies Letters
medicine history and general which he had
i've devoted agricultural pursuits ami
Journals but ymously His manners were polished and
and threw wcey thing he said and did lie
socabe and given hospitality Which Of our hearts who.
has sadasned by the sight OF his ite
pony phn,on wheeling up TO oors and then how delightful
visit him at his like home and sec him rolling
his wheeled chair porco. brIsSv
Of legs could do with his line heaming face
s Eysu his sa Hs
the How pleasant IL lake turn In ms pretty aI' well
ken, ra1en his hand showing his fruits and
beautiful giving The history Of each tree and every
shrub and then with him hs Improving farm, anu ,a
lin of his
tur from c! association ana such conversation with.
ms feeling that informed better nsurei and hap
psr man So great spell which genius like his could throw
around thing In contact with i!ni coored even The
he gone and the knew hun will knox hni no more
forever FOR ITSELF could not whilst nc the
war ana tear which exposed, and his
system asr vinen yEns at last terminated his mortal
Ne ar asnnized mother brother and sister and
r,cn. and relatives dcporc his untimeIy en but
have reason 10 hope his ran nr though some o!
tho ..pn,i he clcuc ha mind with doubts.
to III. divine Jeeus unh !mC bed Ia gave testimony
s belief thH aonement made h7 our oiG and