Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
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Believing that the publication Of the death Of ,ncp;'o
Gus citizen, has beneficial influence in society forward
me copy OF letter on the death of Mr. PHILIP sR
OF Ilouces'er OF which notice has as vet been taken IN
days, OF sitting in judgment the dead where the
vldua was condemned acquitted according ms his cha
OF Gloucester who died the Feb in the
cnnd wear OF his age would have had nothing fear from
tic most ScTupulouS ribunalAsa magistrate he was nm
right as trustee ofhe poor, Kind and indeniigabe in tie
us ". ,ues-As friend he sincere, as pr
alectlonaie as master, humanc-Iessc with every
comfort that long life ofprudence industry could hes
,S ~ @ oy numerous friends, he declared he
geed 10 part twho there under such circum that
would not . but II IL must he the sooner The better
impaired, it necessary TO find employment far ;
WITHIN doors, and for this purpose, he INDUCED in game
OF whist, for which perhaps, by those who beeve ,a
whatever life man may have led few PRAYERS AT The
close viii atone for ALL those of the compIcyion of fla,
miserable ianac who, believing that happiness hereafter
would be IN proportion To suferngs here suspended him
self for forty between Heaven and Garth exposed 70
an me vcisstudes Of weather, and ubsisiing bv prccar
Gus CHARITY, he may be oensurcd-ro such would only re-
ply judge not lest he judgedand you that have no sin
cast the hrs sone-Fhe character Of this esnae man bore
strong resemblance that OF The Elder Caos,ern,s
correct he could not tolerete Of reeiitne in
anu when he failed TO reform those vicouv ipcin
Ell by condeconding behaviour cast them from hin,
or eVerAt time when every species OF dissipation seem
~ 70 oe extending over our country with contagious rap
diiy he alone opposed It's progress and by openly cenr
td objected and extending his favor To those who ceby
ss,eu, ne perhaps rescued our country from the most
Jct depriVationbut he is gone having in nv obi
"lon' fulfilled the end Of his being this planet
Fdit Il me dap.
Departed This life on the Isi inst nlor q Ince,;,c
pulmonary indisposon Of many months, which, she
bore with the meek paiience aud f,rttndn of Il chris
ian, Mrs ANN MARIA BURKE, in the gJth yrar
OF her age, native of Ireland and ,Jife of 'Alr
William Burke, of This city. ~ addition To 4 hiob
" gifted and cultivated mind, this lady possessed in
IN eminent degree, benevolent and most nfcconate
heaft, which during her short residence viii, s had
gained her the esteem OF aIl with whom she had be-
come acquainted. She has loft to bcmonn her ire
parable loss, au afectionaie aud afflicted husband
n ~. interesting ute boy and ono sister in this
".
anec- Mrs Burke retained, until very short time
before her dissolution, the entire possession Of her
"en'a l"c"ihes, appeared sensible of her situation
and expressed IN her last moments 10 nil her Friends
ana acqnaIniances who attended her, - deep sense
o gratitude FOR their kind attentions during her H.
ness, ana afforded 10 them the consolation of u well
grounded hope, of her heing duly prepared for the
""i"' change she was about TO undergo.
DlEp-Suddenly, in Winchester. Va. on Tuesday Iost
Mrs MANY JOSEPHINE PEYTON, corsort Of Major
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