Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
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DIED on the 81 April aged ~ years at the rcsiicna
his broiherin.law, George II. Matthew'S Esq 81 ca
bertrand, JOHN MAURICE MILLER, after u sre; lt 4
from measles.
The heart may be- balhei in grief at the dcp.ru..
ricnds-a shuddering sensation thrills lhraueh lhcr.
AMI sea ri sorrow sweeps the mind rs he-' 7
cold clods tall upon the gloomy tenement Ye' the
some PLEASURE peculiar and melancholy though II
planting rose, an evergreen some other token
may designate the spot, where sleeps the body oil
resurrection.
SO friendship claims the privilege under Prnyiirao
Offering it, tribute 10 the memory Of the dead
Maurir" WAS the youngest aud only surviving -
late Thomas Miller at Pow hatnn He studied la
Staunton under Judge Thompson In 1899 and 40 md -.
alter entered the professionalism Which he ot2r1
when orcItnken by the inevitable destroyer w
might be said In his behalf. Elaborate euIopi" svsi'
litt!e-with friends and acqusntances they .upcf
tory-wih strangers Incredible and UNDECIDED. Br:
passing tribute ia du" exalted worth
Many aud agreeable have been the occasions cOnt1
Ing and perpetuaing friendship formed III early COLI.
lie. Reing much together, knew the nnn AMI ku
Ing loved him. BuOyhnt and intelligent and be..et ~
I'M" co6quHi powers Snd sOcnblc disposition he y
| ever welcome among his numrrouE acquaintance.
Warm aud generous in his nature, he appreciated
goodn'ss ct others. or noble impulses. he was ester
by MI who had the pleasure of infinite acguainafn
From whht we ha'r heard. his death 10 university
mentrd large number vi rlends snd re,alis ana !
interesting little son. the imnge OF his deceased ms
| remain to mourn the loss.
lnscrutabs, indeed, the ways al Providence
fortnight since We SAW him in good -prit- and apps1
health. with Entering prospects ahead. o. how s'i.
tive the plli"se''ih tLs midst Oi life In ifs-
and how OStrcssingy frequent are the striking rGsmp
| rati' n- nt It'd truth.
Would That all r0uld So number our dave ~ 70 4
ply our hearts unto wisdom.
Green grow the turf upon thee,
Friend Of our better days
None knew thee but 10 love thee,
None named thes but to prasc
lWhg and Presbyterian please copy.
DIED, the 9th ult ut Forrest Hill he place Of ~
dence near fredericksburg GEORGE IIAMIL T0Nt1
in the seth year of his age.
Mr.. Hamilton, until disqualified by the ininites o.
age. was ore Of tie most active and useful mem5eh
the community in winch ns re.idsd. M .as -ca'so
OF great prudence aud discretion intelligent AMI Geh
formed. For many years he was the presiding !d'ik
tended court punctualIy and conducted ia business H
decorum and system 81 circuit judge. Tn" hdn"L
ton oi Justice in the court gave general sa>'acoh
bar and suors. He a man OF fine judgenen. soc
decision OF character. His opinions in oil coun's
tiers had great weight and influence. lie enjoyed q.
share of personal popularity and the good will Of ~
pie whom he had served in the Legislative courc!'
State He was farmer on large scale, made NE y
and every thing about him indicated nestness e
and plenty He was kind To hS servants. crart-'
those in need. tender and afsctOnate In bis fanny
OF company, Rnd entertained his visitors with l'oe'.
generous hospitality and feeling. b. raised srs
Of children, al OF whom were we'll educated ana ".
pisbed IN mind and manners and with the Hin =.
loved wife, long since dead, he trained these ch:a
in the love and admiration Of the Lard, theI
venerable parents, became pious ard Icaious hs"'
the Episcopal Church cd
Mr.. Hnmilion's death not unexpected NJ
aware OF its approach, and felt. ne well rnicn'
mad put bis house in order. and ready ana w..
tn CO. His surviving relatives and friends, h'l
whilst they mourn his loss to them, have The ,on r
oil believing that he is now in Heaven, enjoying ."
ward OF well spent life.
DEP, a. few minutes Pa 10 clock on The n9,.,t
the 20 Int, at toe Hot Springs. Bath County, vs. I'll
Or THOMAS GooDE, In the list yenr OF h' E,Sosts|
lett to h, family and friends the consolation Of
thai he died perfectly resigned, and with ~ n,
trust In God In all the relations Of life, hh o 81
was noby done. The hearts that loved him "V@'
cah hiIa back again
DIED. Of Bronchitis ut Ashisnd. Hsnors, M
ginia, on the morning OF the 9Th of April LtH|Ln
infant daughter Of Charles h. stuart aged ten
twenty days. &,
DIED, on Tuesday morning, h, O'CLOCK. re- Cur.
Ter GEORGE. Pastor OF Manchester BaPs.i,. 4 70
aged about % years His funeral will t.ss psts,s
Baptist Church. in Manchester, on Inurs' ~. ,.rs;a
at4 o'clock. His friends and aequainsarcss H''
attend without further notice.