Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28
DIED.

Al bis residence, near Noitoway Court House. on the
morning oil Thursday, the 18th umo. PATRICK H.
VAUGHAN, Esq, N the Hist year of his age He had for
some time been afflicted with disease Of the heart which
hnaly terminated his existence. Ry THE melancholy
dsp,nssiion Of Providence tnIs COMMUNITY haj been de-
P'ed 81 one OF is best and estmabie citizens As
as man. he was generous benevolent and charitable, as
nelghoor, ne was friendly, Negotiable and kind as a c:ii
ien he was useful, Industrious and upright Strictly
asd severely moral in his department. rgdy aud scru
puIousy honest in a his dealings with his felo. man
he sustained through life chsrocer Of .poess purity and
unblemshtd intrgritY Ho has GONG to his last tesing
place ~iaoo au saeuy on earth, bat numerous circle Of
friends who will long cherish the mbrancs OF his many
virtues. He has left behind him afflicted wife to mourn
the oss IN the vigor and prime OF manhood Of an affection
ate and kind husband, and FIVE lie children feel the
want o. an nduigent and devoted father May that God
who "tempers the wind 10 the shorn lamb" administer TO
them the balm OF consolation In ihsr sad bereavement
Hut they mourn not without the hope that he has
lie oil sorrow and OF care for that perec peace which
passet ell understanding" They have reason 10 beey.
that his spirit has passed from the bu.e and turmoil of
this unquei EARTH to the and peaceful better
and brighter world. A.
Departed This e NJ his residence in ro,n,
on Tuesday night, the Ia ulr o Dropsy Dr. TuRSER SHE'LL
IN the 18th OF his age, illness some month";
accompanied Sy great bodily ssiterng which he bore
with siocai indifference but with christian foude lie
was fully aware Of his approaching dissolution and sought
aud obslned he "Pearl s great price, several weeks be-
lore his hna! depsuTci AID often would he adnons his
companion To bring their children an ihe aud nd
nonion OF the Lord" lie has left affectonate wife
three small chiIdrsn, relations and large circle
O TRENDS TO mourn his loss-but they do
thcse without hope they ssured that their oss is
his gain The writer Of this humble tribute 10 departed
worth knew the Doctor well. He was truly ian honest
man," the nobost work Of God No one possessed in
eminent degree many Of the enuObng virtues that
endeara friend and adorn gentleman. His funeral wbs
preached by The Rev. James McAdsn. tbs 2ith chap
ter oi Matthew 4h verse which, toSt he selected for the
purpose a short time before his DEATH W.HB
a TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
~ martial for the 9th Regiment held ut Joseph
r Eergusons, in the county Of Buckingham Saturday
Colonel Willism l.. Brown, having bean announced by
deeply sympahising with the family Of the deceased
IN their affective bereavement and deeply deplorng the
loss which tho Regiment has sustained In the death Of their
friend and officer in testimony Of their high regard
for The esnAblo oharsete and the many virtues Of the de
ceased, entered into the following resolutions. wit:
/. ReSotoed, That as testimony OF their high regard
for the memory Of the deceased the Officers Of the Regi-
meni will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
2. R,sOlrsd, That heartily condos with tho family
Of the deceased IN this affecting dspensaon Of An wise
Providence, and that tender them waTmest sym.
palcs Tor the irreparabe loss which they have sustain
Cd
D. Resoired, That the foregoing Preamble and Resolu-
tons be entered upon the records of this Court and that
copy Of the same signed by the Colonel and Clerk Of this
Regiment be the amly Of the deceased and also
that copy be the Editors Of the Wing aud Enqu
er for pub!ica.ca,
WALTER a. FORD Colonel 9Th Regiment
HsNEY A. LgoS, Clerk.