The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-22
DIED.

I'm TpesHy. The 18th inst, Mrs Many
CANTwELL, wife Of Mr.. John CuntweJl, aged
43 years.
=, IN New York city, on Thursday, Jan. 9Th,
HENRY JANIS McCAvLIr. aged 10 y,r,s, I;
months and 10 days.
IN whaleFer lorm death approaches n. Il, an
pals and lersIlIes. There is suncthinp AWFUL
nay, ienriui-ln The contemplation nj a suJ,ln.
transit from jte 10 eternity, and that. ton NJ a
''hie "heh al "EOhnh md abon: US bright hovcs
anu gay dreams 9, youth are ierlina On.
Age seeks the deep dark shadows o, III, VAL
ley Of Death, AND smiles whisc ,he l,up Of ,il.
is i|ichrr'ng in itssockr,. VIII the uye,I death
Is but step ihai reaches 70 eternity. With
youth. alas how ,iiBercD,, The p.rtumc ri ,),,.
garden iosc pa.selb away iltn. il. deraving
stem, and lingers awhile amid lis Injured sweets
90 win }outh.-Ihe Smile, ,h- gay laucn, the
Dn"yani spiri'--Hil hDg-J around The deser,edi
ne"r'h, anu becomr, ~ In,e, InemoIy's sweep
dream Of The past.
Such reflections arr naturally allied m. when
1t becomes our painful duly 10 annuncc The
death Of the young, the goDd >hr linu and alice
Tomato. Well has the poei sald:--
''Dea,h loves shining mark
The object OF his aim, IN lhis ip.tpur". WIS in
deed shining mark. The aim was ,yyr. Tn.
shalt like lightning sped, and startled all with
its fearful result. Tie deceased bu, a shor,
time ago was in the Iull enjoy nrnl Of aeaI,L-
surrounded by aiiectonnte kindred and r,,p.,
and joyous friends. The present was To h n, al5
brightness, the future all hope. No cloud nh.
secured The sunshine oi to-day. no ;uken drnocI
ii tempest Tomorrow. Yet ii came. The lev
manu- I'll Death was stretched forth, the VAIN
blood II youth became chilled, anu the kn-II..
tue Shr, u |, the lnarlock and the grave. WIRE.
chg tI,,N,, I me-
had not Spnkrn--lhe mandate had not none
forth. Bnl II canc--lI was hear-and in The
calm, quiet home, beside fond and alirrlnna,c
Ia!e nts, beside brothers, sisters and friends.
the cold hand came forth from the vaunu,y
bosom Of the grave, and chilled forever the cur
rent VI his sweet HE. And the day than was
all sunshine CLOSED INTO gloomy ni"hl-a ni"ht
"t woe, OF Loneliness and tears. He died, and
III the words OF Byron We may well say:
"Ihy dny without II cloud hath past,
AMI thou vert lovely to the last
EAlingnlshe' moi ietnyrd
a. Stars that shoot along the SKY,
Shine brighter as they fail from high"
III was bat short time ago he lett school Mt
Elhion, aud removed with his lathe, to New
York. How many Of his youthful paymnlrs
remember ms departure, and aiaS, how did he
return 10 them! The sud wherrun his youthful
footsteps lrud now covers him.
Though youn. he had aIr-n'ly given great
promise III II bright tnIure. He hal applied
himself 10 huSihrss-hs energy, tact. iniu>,iy
and shrcwJncss, were lar beyond his YEARS.
He was lhr PRIDE the hope. the lite Of the home
circle. Beloved by all, his early death has lett
Il fearful blank. time
Whose power changes the pulses Of the heart
To one dull throb OF craSri',> agony,
can never ill, or hid the sigh on the resigned
iip be silent in the hrait-
These will be-, while life is
Long will be remembered his gentle nature,
his uni, rm kindness of heart. that final uii"r-
ton which mar gaI parents heart. Long
VIII hr remembered The hous oi joy an! OF hope
in which fathers and u mothers htarI in
du!grd long will be remembered his many
social and amIab!c qualities. aud the shadow If
him 50 beloved and 50 remembered viii rr.t On