Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-26
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a. one o'clock T. NJ. yesterday, Mr., Archer Ferguson, Of tho firm
HIS mo%d. "a and %egH%n'sose' Se requested 10 n',cud his funeral, ,bi.
further invitation. "N" '"'' NO'"' boarding House, without
LCoN;MuNl e ArrU. '-Dcpaitel this life on Friday the 18th inst. a,
Milton Hall, tho residence OF Mr. John Cox, in Richmond county
Mr' Beverly RGhin.on,o native Of King William, 10 The ped year Of
cation a, The Tumtotd Academy, and for the last IS nonihs, had re-
,"i re.nonsi5 f J nIi NSGs, haias Vken upon himself tho eriuous
rendered. General sr.ii+roc,, %''I I"y IN ' ne di.choise OF which, no
spgo, si ssen'y We esieemo OF all who knew him. luGexiblc in bis
,ISu,uT s mr. H. was not "A professor of religion, but always tho
ro ~1h pro %o%i II w IS.'s,@ USE 'ssHi "a IONS, L. order to appreciate his
c ,mns , 5ana, o. Iespeet to h' memory, whom he honorcd with his
~, more aheetono,e aud better heart never ceased to tirob. Tho
not desert him IN The hour of his death; for whilst his friends hung
NV n a'A" oH' >3'etudG over his bed, waiting the awful catastrophe,
We os l'at gathering IN his eye, he expired without a struggle
habit, with manners retiring, yet bland and agreeable, he promised
Ia hold a ligh place in the regard and conhlo nco OF the public. But
atlas! the f"s' of death has come aud wiiherrd his PROSPECTS in the
OLA doy%oi, p no T,cSy ~ =" i. o, IT.; C,"19 m oi,shled The fond hopes
Let Hem baSn"o' ,n' u,'oPpom,cl me anilcinuons OF his friends.
iLn , s Se 6 n'Gm n 4" ni mu'"5nt a ne dspensa,ioos of Provideneei
Of %'t the G"iSt 'e eo,. nGaIr Gr " s.s -, ana x GI0r ia a ieI at the remembrance
Ter sunl, as M, will no, pass without its reward.
~ ms re- teiid ,yS,i IN GTan,iIlc county, North Carolina, on the sh
,Lie,ed Illness Of several months duration. Tho last moments OF
the uniform tenor . his life. Calm, serene and collected; confiinr in
the service OF his cognuy, and for tho benefit Of his fellow men, ne
viewed hs "3p'oaehins dissolution, with "A degree cr composure aud
Hunt wa. a native of Viginin, aud a soldier of the Revolution; and
hardship: aud priva'ions, in that cvenirul but glorious struggle for
many and important duties in that struggle, which he performed will,
"a 'WcWy unl despatch that was truly praisewOuiV. Run N ns n
nS shades OF MHepeish, Chs place of ahoiel in the bosom Of his ia
mhy ana the walks OF private life, that hs character shone pro- ami
nent' Here he was known US the afectionate husband and f,,bor
The ndulgont master, the kind and upright nrighhour. and Ihe man nf
slcIh ana inn"Niblc integrity. Those who knew him best. heat
appreciate the sterling morris ofhis character. In him there was n o
ghile, no oSteniationj but his smoothness of manner, his easy and
nuen, conversation, and b1 aha1le disposition, rendered him an en-
saglng companion TO both old and young. He loved his country and
was emphaiically & Republican Of tho Jcfrtsonian scbooI NJ, ~
IS gone and what shall say To those he has left behind to deplore
ms Io'S! That he has left them independence and a bright cxnnnlc
TO follow, aud has been gathered to his fathers in a ripe old nso nner
a u'oIW mo ma wei-spcnt ne. Then ye children aud friends, renress
yy" ", G G, ,n ,cg'ets, and foTbear to indulge any rebeIlous discon-
"n,' or though hts body hes covered with the sod of the valley bs
soul has escaped to brighter realms To enjoy the presence of i,sI Gel