Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
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DIED.

DIED, on Wednesday evening. the 2i,h instant, at 9
O'clock JAMES NJ. UNDERWOOD. in the 3ira year of
| his age.
DIED. on Saturday the 9Th of December, a, Eve min.
| utcs pact O'clock = NJ, Mrs. CAROLINE ELIZABETH
NORRIS wife OF Adophuo Morris Of ,hio city, in the sd
ycpr OF her age.
| DIED on Thursday, December 25:h, ROBERT BRAD
LEY aged 81 His remains will be taken " the
country this morning tor in,ernient"
DIED, yesterday. about 81 O'Clock. P. CaTHARIFE.
oil Antoine Bsrsamin Sr In the cd year vi her
age
| Mrs MINERVA MILLER. wife Of Or. II. J Miller
departed this lite thu l2h OF Angus, last the ros!'
teace OF her nephew Mr. =; Mckinney, in BucSlus'
ham Colniy. Va in the 52nd ysnr her age She
the daughter oil Robert aud Mary Chrlsuu, the youngest
vi uine children, all OF who sister,
dius Ia Missouri, dead. She ds pubic profession
aith in Christ some thirty years sgo, uniting her.eh
with the Presbyterian Church, in New Kent County Va
worshpping there ST Peters under the pastoral care
OF the Rev Mr.. S!ilinan Upon change OF residence,
che became connected With the United Presbyterian
Church Ia Richmond In the communion and ellowsbp Of
~hct she reuaned. always an humble d,you,,
ss,cnt aud exemplary follower OF Cbre up 10 the Juno
| OF her death
In hesith her deportnon, OF entis dicnided
Cheerful during the ns!dous progress Of disease sHd
under b.rdcn.ome iuirn;ties shs exhibited uniform
cquaunty, patience aud peacouness; and wucn ssnts
tha. her change was band, although the rGIges Of na
ure aud her Chris ian resi- uaon
and consolation t.iumphed and nboundcd the end
The earthly houss OF ne. s5crnsclciia! in s materials
and rendered more and more burdensonc By disease and
weakness cranping and ciog:ng the aspirations and
doris soul nive God through faith in atonng
risen Saviourmus needs he laid aside in The But
it death in order 10 lie; 1t being uuc)thed OF
tally in order being clothed with Immortality, hst
esth self might die, and that mortality might be sws
lowed up OF life
IN her removal the fondcst ties and endearmcnts OF DO
mc-tic love severed and tine church earth be-
reavej OF o. lis most ialued members; but we con
template her. lost but gone before. and 10
Of the that remains for the people Of od
where easy .h uneiterei and ioyus are me motions
OF the soul la the Lncse, and perfect os VI nos
Ven
Herein beresvcd and sorrowln2 love ooas 10 oett as
suaye,ebts liz est purcst and most cUuso
I,.ion Uer moral etins we're conveyed W NC" hens
And n,erre Cedar Grove, Close ny tne pdce OF NOT
nrrh md with ;Ee duet Of her kindred.
Her pastor byiu. absent nj the time o. her death ana
burial funeral d:scourse va, preached In the United
Prcsbyteran church. Richmond, the 2etn OF October.
from Cor eve that IN thI taoernacle do groan,
beng burdeEei: thu would be uncothed but
clothed upon, that mortality might be swallowed up OF
lite p"
Having recently visited the place Of her burial, And
min -ed with the little aock Of which she WAS FIRST mem
her among whom her memory Is fragrant wrie IDS
memoir tribute OF love 10 the departed. of sypn
thy the borrowed and OF praise ~ Him W no gave Hef
10 us, and vino hath taken her ~ Himself
What a sublime sentence Of Inspiration 10 NOR,
talty swallowed Up vi Lite Mry every mowne!. end
we all have an experience which shall answer-"Hs :nst
hath wrought u: for hs s.i thing is God, who hath
given unto Us the earnest Of the spirit n
RrcYnosp Va December 1856. an
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