Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26
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Deaths.
Died, Wednesday, Sd instant Camden, Fay county.
no., Mr. W. II. WisrRgr, formerly Of Petersburg Va
Died IA farmvie May H. after painful and pro,,ae,ed ~
mas " sydnor r," =" s ap church IN .ls. place AMI
daughter of Rev Stephen chnln, H. d. ot the District Of Co
BIS late residence IN t- al kiHg William GoLHRr tiu.
~, IN the bO year Q; his age after rfnaeted Illness
III mid and ar;.c dispton Few men, who lived To his age
voyage over The ,orsn .sa q" a, last, However The
s'ioyer came, under The efi lofm OF mental derangenrn
father has gone peace Cod left behind disconso
late widow and family children, who, generating their ia
tler whilst living, nmw lament his death. &.
Died. his residence the county Of Brunswick Satu-
day the o instant, Mr.. Arcr.rISE w MAcLIH in the 65.
year Of his Seldom happened any community 10
lose worthy citizen useful member Of sociey;and
much might be said IN favor o this Kind excellent aud beneVo
lent But little world, "A mans neighborhood
where he is known, furnishes the nes commentary upon
his Character and in his immediate vicinity the respect
nnd esteem o s nesbors, and the erpseated affection AMI
heartfelt evnccd by those who watched him in his
asr Illness speak his highest euoey Warm and generous
earied-poSscs.ne temper humorous and cheerful, and
mind well stored with aneGdoe and practical good Mr.
Macn had made friends, and interesting
on Al who enjoyed his acquaintance or had any uansac
tons with him, testify that r honest and honorable
man;-and he had lived, lie died, without enemy 10
speak Ill of his nj.
Died. prrmo the county Of Fuvanna, Tuesday The
10TH instant Mrs Louis, CocKE vie 0fGen John Cooke, III
The 18th year Of her Mrs. e. well known and highly
cmed b. large and widely extended circle Of friends and &C
qnainnces who will long remember her many virtues adorned
win such talents and the charm Of that fine animated
conversations aways seasoned with She had been for
of the Presbyterian Church. enjoying the
confidence and communion of its ministers and bthren-and
warmly attached to all its objects and interests Al The
me "krdy afectionate" towards all her fellow
christians of other denominations and ready TO unite with
them in their laborI of iove in the cause She was
perhaps certainly Of the first establish Sun
day school in State On the Borough of Norfolk, where she
then residing and aided the Bible, Missionary, Tract, ca
with liberal
But she called from her work earth, higher
aad nuer Heaven. IL will he gratifying TO all who
I-an that she died she had lived Ia the spirit oil
faith aud prayer had ordered for her indeed endure
suffering In her last Illness hut SHE bore with adnira-
he courage and patience yet not her for her Saviour In
supper, her in lie final conct-and her end peace
Oh. for the death OF those
Who slumbcr III the Lord!
And lac Ike theirs my last repose;
Like theirs my last reward
To the Editors of the Eae".'sr.
Gentemrny letter T.srved Yesterday from Charlotte,
Va learn that your old leH Col Jo.rra WAR
He beaihed his last night Of the 18th April, at the adj
vancrd Of o. g. From Conversations during
Col Wyat hsr last Summer, the
point could arrive his age. Col.
Delegates Of of Virginia. lie Of the Jefef-
Democratic stamp IN In. politics and never met defeat III
tie of h adoption ether lie native at
New Kent Prince Edward early liie and finally
settled himself IN "Raad"phs' comfy, tChaoe,l under
whose irony QIailed Il hnped that
of the aged Paarch than (whose acquaintance only
hack TO 81 - viii give TO yo He has done
public strvcc-amd il would whether for wea
done the satisfaction OF those who employed
mouth will, many interesting incidents Of his time, in which
you THE Senior Editor not unfreqIenily named.
Yours, very truly, q.
Richmond, May Eth, 1873.