Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16
Deaths.

Died. at arisonburs, The 18Th nIt in the ss; Of hs
was r. beloved and ." that lace NJ"
Departed this life n, Mountain WAY. FederrkshurG
WALLER, Of Williamsburg Va eldest Dr. Robert Page
Waller, Of thai city aged % aer lingering nc-s which
r ; or M' Tia u - u"% 10 w., -,
remarkable for mdness and anaby OF character and ispo
,ion with pures principles aud morals when made HIM
respected iy hm-and greatly
beloved by dotiug father relatives aud connections Cut oil
deceased has heen, the flower Youth just his
virtues aud usefulness In socly eSrandng-me
liza; time will soutie and soften the grief and
naturally iow from such affecting dpcnsation ra
rrniy Father, Wills; the high qualities aud hch
distinguished him whom they mourn viii be cherished win the
ndesl rcroectinn as long memory lasts Tbs have
been removed TO tie fani: burial ground Williamsburg.
Died, E,n Green, her residence the county Of King
William Thursday, The astl dag u October, Mrs AsSr
year Of her aye Ia long allied |" ve",s aSy and
abinaly contemplating her exalted character as
proper idea Of iha, pure spirit, which has gone Of
God What it, may be asked that human th"ugt on
mind with charm The soul Of love- aud make horse
sanctuary Of heavenly devotion and peacea mind cast in
divine hand, in b: III centre
n moral light shedding abroad Tie o conr4 If Ll hone md
Charity The mystery sove but the power the in
visible and sweet sometimes felt gel peace
wa. constantly presents aud wi this santrd lady from
the days Of her sunny youth and beauty the
life. The world had not her eavcnamped soul
make her than from The hand
God, adorned 9.lmsval beauty Of mind
in hls world and woe, going her the
sweetest fragrance Of fallen flower OF the garden Of Eden
~ The Washington Globe il particularly requested cory.
Death again salked fr, land, and Toxa, StoErs
the few remaining soldiers OF glorious Revoutn
been summoned To n'nsle win his mother dust ana JOIN hr sri
the departed heroes Of that evenil struggle the
iu termination cf which will !o OF The brightest
pages history Of nllons glory Tie subject 81 this
tribute of respect horn In The county Of Hanover # highly
ensa - a F a" s IL m r s "ra
assume, which That OF farmrr;his. with
RS time lie arrived The years inoo
Revolution had already began irken dark
Liz nlHIY :lspr had
burst in all their fury upon The Northern States The South
ration: the Colonies Governors acting concert
attempted Of threats means
pyc The worthy Yconanry their arms the mptaion Of gun
pow country p:olibited-and thus
the mnions OF despon thought Ia faen the Chains OF slavery
sti securely around the colonss them for
unable strike blow defence Al this
time, the boldest spirit Of The age, 'e
nohencs appeared before the Yeonan of h country, por
trayng the most vivid coors the march Of British
Concord and Lexington, yet smoking the
Of their cninymen li appeal in vain: they
rca and they determined 10 march, with their patriotic leader
Williamsburg, and there at the point Of the hayonel, and
Governor Of the COLONY. the restoration Of the and
ton which he had taken from The public arsenal L is ven
ber often have heard lam revert III The most aniae
lighting the pleasures the chase lie often joined in hunting
the Counties Of TuaGna ana Aaemare In
H. was afterwards married He continued 10 I've for
IN the country, but sil remembering The beautiful scenery
soil Of the upper cannies he induced purchase
Farm James river, the county Of Flyanna 10 which lie
The temporary Erpose Middle South
States was now disturbed and The distant Of
e-oundrd through Ike country The me which tired The
men, had arrived and America needed HE assistance OF all
ayen.c nnuincablc insults which had
her. Mr. Shores true TO his eoun.'s call, lore himself
the endeumcns Of his family, and. with heart burning
patriotic zeal fastened 10 join his connirynen
endy the field lie served both under Washington and Id
yrtts and actual service for than eighteen nnnihs
during which time he endured every hardship which
dicrs or exposed hy the poverty the
ry. Of some beard-ss rcclnlin. Tie so
rows other days: liz c.tcn compelled bare
hnni.
n" AND Win ",:uy as,v hnr ,ls hue va', W. ir
ven. When the concluded, ard The Eagle
ilarped triumph 'tp land OF The fec The
Tic brave ard The proud Lion II England had kuikr
across the his .n, r Shores retired the Of
s family, enjoy that Liberty FOR which lie lad toiltd and o,
which hs had suffered every pryh'ion.
Integrity and rcytlcmanly depomen he acquired the cent?
ancr Of his coYnYen ind as chosc justice 81 he peace
which Once liz held during He, llur the
place Of high sheriff The happiness d his home was nov dis
;urci-tlr wife his youth torn from hin ~ ,hr ruthless
hand Of DEATH who had been the ai7r Of hi und the
sharet oil his laid III the aarknrs grave Lt
hrr nu.c sp.rr no lo. wa carried anse, pions the
or Heaven some wears ATE. this brtarrnen he
married wife, who contributed nl, by f aGsclonnit
10 comfort cnin. years aul smooth his rugged
m,ssare 70 Gn omb. M.. Shores lor many
r.otab nemer Metodis, Episcopal church. his Nc,
Tint pharsaira religion, which consists IN HE empty o!a
Of outward and ceremony; bni that deep aud
religion give confidence The hour II teoh
yeh and respected b! a the needy never turned from
his their unsupptd, did the sick and ait
apply him III vain, rs numbers who have rhitrd h
hi. testify he kind and aec:!onlte hus
band, devoted parent, and a warm friend
On Friday i5h nlt exhausted gave way, the cold
hand death laid upon hm and Thomas Shores was no
iio his aaort spirit I've h:ys every TO believe took
flight through worlds oil ether HE aabaer courts o.! ea
v, there oE tho tainted companion OF his YOUTH who had
gone 10 those who his loss there Ia nothing left
m 10 practice ~ VIRTUES So a' when le lat ,"a trump
lcd with him the bright II eternal hap
Hi llle wa gen.l.; AMI the clements
50 nis'd In hi,n, that Nature might staad up
And say ioa the world This was man.
e.; The Wig and Christian Sentinel VIII please copy