Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-26

Deaths
Illness Mrs. ELIZABETH PERsrco wife Of Gennanlro Perseo
Esq., this city, and daughter Of John Mcknight ESQ., OF Read
Died at Lunenbug Virginia, the 9Th instant,
Mr. Wx McFAMAro native OF Ireland hu. 9r many years
we're wounds given with knife the day Previous IN mn aeca
with named Griffin Bayne, who !: now IN prison.
awaiting his trial for tie offence They were Don intoxicated al
the time Of the unfortunate occurrence
Died. the county Of Meckenburg, the Goth July amer The
~ j. Hinton, aged three years. three months and four days.
"Earth's fairest flowers bloom but to fade"
the lot Of writer of this obituary notice Ia
record death of child lovely and interesting To know
him love him. He possessed degree OF benevoence
10 the finer feelings the heart eYineed all
Icy tho deepest gratitude for lille avors bestowed by his
acGuaiancrs. He exhibited development Of intellect seldom
with in child Of his age and, during his distressing Illness
he would frequently his physical power, 10 appear cheer
full apparently for the purpose Of dspng that gloom and dss
pondsney which shroudcd the features Of his devoted parents
and what still! remarkable when fe was sinking apace
deaih and gaspine BREATH snmmonns all his remaining
strength, he repeated distinctly and audby these words
81 hope to gain the promised land"
Shortly AMER his spirit severed from the shackes OF mortality
took its everlasting flight and conducted by convoy
during the countless ages Of eternity bis fond and pous
rents seek consolation in the words OF our pessea
suiIer little children to come unto me- ana orod te not io
OF such is the kingdom of Heaven"
OF The Wing will please copy.
Died. the residence her husband in Greene county, Ala
bams the 2si ulno in the END year OF her age, Mrs sl
" WILLARD, the amiablc consort Of hr cambridge
W. Moos Noxubee county Mississippi The
u This sad event IS but adding another shade to the gloom OF he
donng II but few months since, under identc
circumstances they their eldest daughter yet In the bloom
of fe laid beneath The cold sod. Well may they ezclam
Insatiatc Archer! could not sufice'
Thy shaft flew twice, and twice their peace was slain
Bu nexorabe Death off the tendcres flower OF The gar
,rn well ssbe.t bamle OF the fields. The lament
ed subject Of this notice admirably fitted to adom the high
circles of society,
Nor less by excellence OF Nature, TT
Beside nnanlbtious hearth To sit,
Domestic queen, where grandeur is unknown.
With understanding naturally quick mind richly cultivated
disposition cheerful and thoroughly amae sbe endeared
he'd her grave spontaneous
offering gratitude and love for the faithful performance m
The relations Of wife, sister and MISTRESS
epap inscribed 10 her In her united all host
which adurn the human character devoted
arconate daughter sincere friend, kind and indugen
mistress And these fine qualities much enhanced by
of manner and personal loveliness To her dscOnste
husband she all that devoted affection could suggest But
her friends those wout hone" Although
attached any particular branch Of The Church, for months
previous her death she subject Of christian hope and
the aiciion has LEFT abundant ground of consolation
her friends th2t their her eternal gn Long i'll hr
graceful form, baowed In memories, by her kind
and gentle sympathcs be the magnaOn and
wildly recall The excel!encirs Of her In whom dwslt
Az much goodness is could live,
As mich virtue could die. w.
Died Green Level Prince William county, about O'Clock
A. NJ the h August 1912, DAVID BRrGGs only child Of Ste
phen Anne NJ French aged year and thirteen days
''No bitter for thee be She'd
Blossom Of beng and gone.
With flowers alone strew thy bed,
q! hles departed 0ne
Whose all of life, rosy ray,
FLUSHED into dawn and passed away.
SIZES, thou art He'd, guilt had power
To stain thy cherub fGul and form;
Closed is the soft ephemeral flower
Tint felt n STORM
The sunbeam's smle the zephyrs breath,
All tliat II knew from birth TO DEATH