Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-22
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 Al Pensacon, on the 18th instant, J. VICTOR ScHI1T, native of Pau Department of Hant Py- renees, Frame.
 Mir. Schilt was for line a resident of this ely and had eHdeared himself many ol our citizens, by his excellent qualities of head and heart
 This morning. tle 22d inst. HEINRIcK BoRGER His friends and acqantance and those of h's brother John J. Borger are requested to atIen his funeral to-norrnw morning 10 o'clock, from the residence of his brother No. 99 St. Louis street
 On the l4th inst. at Greensboro, Ala Mir. THO MAS PoIScY, aged about 8 years.
 MT. Poincy was for the last five years, highly respectable ctizen of Mobile, gentleman oi unble- mished character and most sc,upuloas integrity Hls many good qualities will be remembered by hs friends and appropriateness Journal.
 Mir. P. has beenor many years favorably known in Mobile. During the time of his residence here, he has been employed in the import department ot the Custom House, and his ability aud fidelity in this trust insured him the confidence of the commercial community and the appreciation of his superior oii- cers- lie characterized by a high sense Oi non or, possessed of many and various accomplishments and enjoyed the warm regards of judico''s and highly respectable circle of friends.
 On the 18th inst, al the residence of Mrs. Mary BOykin m Dallas county, Mrs MARIA c. BoYKIN in the 22d year of her age, wife of BURwELL Boy KIN, Esq, of hs city, and daughter of the Hon. Eli shortridge of Talladega.
  columns tribute of esteem to the memory of this most amiabe and interesting lady It is pleasing yet melancholy duty, for while the heart indulges pleasurabe recoections of great purity and virtue, il cannot but ieelngiy depore event. that has ta- ken from the social circle we'll calculated to be it's and it's pride; an event, that thus early in life, has deprived her parents of one of the most intelligent and aiectionate of children, hus band of an endearing and devoted wife, and two infants of their fond mother and natural guar dian. There are few who in SD short period of ex- stence have attained great excellence Of char acter Ms. Boykin.
 | It her happy lot to possess most amiable and | benevolent disposition, and superior mind which had cen seduously cultivated and enriched. Her manners were mild courteous and extremely unob- trusiye, with tenderness of feeling winch though greved or injured could indulge in harsh thought, n pr utter o e nnkind expressioa. Unenv. IS of shin ing in the fashionable circle, she sought her happi ness in the purer joys of domestic life. Il was there as a daughter, wife, as a mother, sister, rea- tive and a friend that her excellence and worth were | felt and appreciated. It may be truly said 1t was there. that
 "None knew her but to love her. None loved her but to praise"
 To native beauties both of the heart and soul she added those of the christian profession which she had | long since embraced. Such the gentle being who has been thus prematurey cut off Tn the bloom of life and in all the freshness of early hopes Deep W dence be to the fond and ndugent companion of her heart and to her numerous relatives and friends but sweet the consolation they may derive from the be- | lief that her a.gel spirit has but risen happier a heavenly sphere.-[ Communicated. P. | At Augusta, Geo., on Sunday the 18th inst, whh- CT she had gone for the benefit of her health, Mrs EMILY J. KETCHUM, the wife of Charles J. ketch um of this city, aged 24 years and months.
 Cut off in the prime of her youth, after lingering illness which she bore with the pious resigna tion she leaves her numerous relatives and friends overwhelmed with grief. In her relations of daugh ter wife, mother, friend, her sweetness of disposi tion, amiable temper and true piety adorned them a Endowed with superior mind and lively imagina tion in health she the delight of the circle in which she moved. Long will her early death be regretted by all who had the happiness To enjoy her filendship.-[ Communicated
 On Saturday evening last, al his residence four miles north of this place, of congestiye fever, GA BRIEL w. HOLMES, of Cumberland county, North Carolina but for the last four years resident of this county.-Marengo Jehersonian of the 18th inst.