Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-28

Died. scotsburg Halifax county, Virginia, Monlay the
mng Dr. b. X. Fleming 3,st year Of her
leaving husband and two children The dst ten ana le
eight years of lament their untimey loss
As wife and mother she the most afrconae and de.
voted mistress, humane and kind For eighteen months
previous he. DEATH she had been professor n religions and
during her confinement Of months she bore her affection
with patience aud christian frude; and the nearer she came
TO her approaching dissolution The brighter se med To be her
prospect of that glorious muuay aud happiness beyond t
grave She retained her mental faculties, u"npaed, To HE
ias moments oil her EXISTENCE ana deh Without agEe "
g"an exhortns those Aha were car and dear to nsr 10
10 meet her that world Of happiness and gory where parting
and sorrow woud be FRIEND
Departed this life In Petersburg, the 18th instant after
Illness OF days with Dysent.y JAMES TH"raT hAEPEs Of
Daryis Dinwd county, the 2ih year Of his aee and
while his body lies in silent repnse tie family uryn@
ground NJ Lonhady former residence OF his deceased father
In he said county his mpesabc will ever I'VE IN The
innest rcn-bance Of ase rho info aim lest He vs. ore q"
Vrsnia's noble lie possessed OF clear and
brilliant nnd-a qaick and acute pecepnn-a chass ana eN
cursive uagnaiian and refined and delicate TASTE Nor
The qualities Of hi. heart less excellent than those OF his mind
lie was renhy benevolent and generous HIS manners Were
ees mt and accomphedhis lively aud attractive
and his disposition cheerful and aeconate. Such was the
character OF hun whose death deloe, and To whose
memory we now pay The last parting tribute OF respect Rau
escat in pace" II.
Departed this fe Saturday. instant Ardunoh
King George county, Virginia, Mrs Mari. TALrrxRro
e of the late John Seymour Taaero and daughter of the
late Governor barbour The disposition common TO the large
majority of mankind tread lightly ashes of the dead
has given rise the te MAXIM ay nothing Of the dead but
good late writer has said, say nothing of the dead but
TRUTH Happy, The surviving relatives and friends, when the
he highest which can be passed on the charac
ter OF The dear departed whom they have consigned 10 the
last narrow home, appointed for ALL Most emphaticaly this
win iaintntcd III
whom the ties o relationship friendship brought aio intimate
communion with her. 1t might with hardly single exception
he said ia knew her hut love her. named her
hn. Ia praise Barn of parents independent, IL auen
ccmsancrs-eifted with mind of the highest order, which
she had every opportunity improve and cultivate land incl
nation tn make of her the
which she amassed qualified for the society
her underwriting devotion To duty which pon her
and her untiring disposition, nj her for The enoymens
domestic CIRCLE cnoymens which she always sought and
which she well qualified To add The edes;
who encouraged effort for the Improvement
m al her If fiap
of her studies, either abroad home She thus nearly
entirely isolated from the domestic duties which
her Of family virginia estate participates This applica
of Tie early of her life might supposed disicne
the iainr.O,ls duties hc dcvovc Of
commenced ITO her. life and showed that educaon
while fits ai0rn the parlor, by unf for
every dag nj life Having been deprived
husband was unfortunately, drowned, only few years
their marriage she was with intecstn. family cf
Children and with estate
thrown her resources To THE
children, and freeing her from
uniirna assidniy assiduiy which, aided BY the
Of powerful mind, crowned her
But this accomplished Al The price
labor and which she underwent Frustrated her
brought rheumatism and Consumption, snapped
already slender chord Of life And now, remains 10
reayed and mourning relations, but TO t
giv-th and the Lord taketh away; commend
him. has promised 10 be "a Father fatleries
Orphans whom she has lett praying him, THAT they may
brought up the and amontion Lord and at
tam, al length, the haven of everlasting resi-;
Relentless Death each pnrer form proanes
Round all that's fair his dismal he throws;
Light lie the earth that slirouds thy loved remains
And, softly sumhering, may they taste repos-.