Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-28
DEATHS.

Died in King William on the 22d November after
short but painful illness OF Bilious Plrursy which she
sustained with great foriitude and resignation Mrs ST.
ss DreAR In the 9th year Of her age. relct Of Reubn
Dugar Esq. In life she was much beloved and respect
ed-n DEATH deeply amented and sincerely regretted by
her numerous friends and aoquaintances, who deeply
deploe the loss Of ahectionaie relation and truly
sincere friend. She met death with the conpourr and
resignation of MUD allotted TO all who 1--we and die,
placing the reliance in The merits of redeeming
Saviour D.
Died, at his residence, near holloway Cont House,
on The morning OF Thursday, the 18Th ulimo P.rscx
H. VAuCH.S, Esq. in the 4lst year Of his HE had
for some time been afflicted with disease of the heart
which finally terminated his existence. By this melan
choy dispensalion Of Providence this community has
hern deprived of Of its hest and mo.t rstimabe CT
tizens. As man, he was generous, benevolent and
charitable as neighbnr be was friendly, hospilahle
and kind citizen, he was useful, industrious and
upright. Strictly and SEVERELY moral ~ his Department.
rcidy and scTupulousy honest in all his dealings h
his fellow sustained through life character Of
spoless purity and unblemi,htd Integrity He has gone
his last resting place without an enemy on earth, out
a numerous circle Of friends, who will long cherish the
remembrance of his many virtues. He has left behind
him hcied wife to mourn The loss IN the ylgor and
prime 0fmanlood, of an aecti0nate and KIND husband
and Ave little children feel the want of an indufen
| and devoted father. May that God who "Rmpefs the
wind 10 the shorn lamb" administer To them The balm
Of consolation in their sad bereavement But they
MOURN without the hope that lie has exchanged NE
Of sorrow and Of for that "p-rfrct peace which
passeth all understanding" They have reason 10 be
eve that his spirit has passed from the hustle and ur-
| of a better and brighter world. A.
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| Depared this life, at his residence, in Lunenhurg
county, on Tuesday night the l4h ult of Dropsy, Dr.
TrRsrR SHELL in the 45th of his AFTER an Ill
rrss of some months accompanied by grPat bodily sui
frrns which he bore not with soical indifference, hut
with Christian ortiIudr. He Was fully aware Of his
approaching dissolution, and sought and obtained The
pear Of great price" several weeks before his final de-
pariure; aud often would he admOni,h his companion To
bring up their children in the nurture and admonrion
of the Lord" He has len an afectonate wife, three
small children numerous relations and large circle OF
friends mourn his loss-but they do not "maurn a.
those without hope they are assured that their loss
his eternal gain. The writer Of this humble tribute TO
departed worth knew The Doctor well lie was truly
\ "an honest man" The noblest work OF God. No one
possessed In more eminent degree many OF the emo.
hing that endeara friend and adOrn gentleman
His mineral was preached by the Rev. James McAden
from the oath chapter of Matthew. 44th verse; which
text he selected for the purpose short time before his
death. w. II. B.
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Died. on the 18th instant at his residence, in Lunen
burg county, Mr. A. McC4RcE HEPBURN. In the dealt
OF this gentleman, his relatives and neighbors have los
friend whose place be fully supplied by ano
Their. Few have ELECTED generally the conf
dence and friendship Of their acqnanancss than dit
the deceased. His strong common sense, and NOR
than usual benrvornce Of character rendered him one
ofthe useful and esteemed members Of society IL
this neighbohood. lie was kind 10 The poor, liberal TO
wards all, and friendly 10 every good causr
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A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Al court martial for the "a b Regiment, held At JO
seph R. Pereuson's In the county OF Buckingham, OF
saturday The 18th day OF November 1885, the death
Lieutenant Colonel William l.. Brown having been an
nounced by Captain William w. Forbes, and the On
Gers OF the Regiment deeply sympaihi,ng with the IA
rv Of the deceased in their affective hereavemen
and deeply deploring the loss which the Regiment ha
sustained in the death Of their friend and feowocer
in testimony Of their high regard for the estmable char
acter, and the many virtues Of the deceased, entered
into the following resolutions, 10 wit:
l. Resolced, That testimony OF their high Iegar
for the memory Of the deceased the Officers OF The he
giment wi wear the usual badge Of mourning for th
days.
3 Resoloed That we heartily condole with the isln
y Of the deceased in this affecting dispensation OF =
ALI wise Providence, and that We tender 70 tnem %
warmest sympaihies for the rreparable loss which te
have sustained. Do
3. Re.oio.d, That the foregoing Preamble and heso
buttons be entered upon the records Of this Cou gu
that a copy Of the same signed by Inc 1oIohe. an
Clerk Of this Regiment be rent TO the family OF tne ue
ceased and that copy be sent TO the Editors OF 10
, Whig and Enquirer for publication.
! WALTER A. FORD. Colonel aath Regiment.
HEskY A.. LIGoN, Clerk.
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