Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
DEATHS

Died, al his residence, (Wucdview1 in +.
county OF Brunswick, on The 5lh Of May lag N.
JoHS H.RRIsoS, in the 65th year Of hi, are H..
ing a widow and five children 10 mourn his :,
Mr.. Harrison was a native OF SUSSEX comfy il,
for more than 40 years had heen a resiten,
Brunswick. He was a gentleman OF very 4
meslic habits, consequently his Acquaintance Il
no, extend very far beyond The %conlnts ., i,
county; but, TO its lullesi extent, no man ever >.
joyed more than himself the confidence Of !
friends. In all the relations Of life. whe,be,
husband, parent. neishbor, friend, ar ma>er J,
had but few snperiors. Most truly may il !,
said Of him. he was lhe mobiles; work q, &C.
an honest man.
Departed this life on the 35,h Of June, Is;
about a quarter pas, l o'clock, A. NJ, ., his r..
dence, in The lower end OF Hanover COUNTY. j :
PATE, Esq, in Inc 6lsl year OF his age. Mr.. p
was for many years, and until his death, a use.
and respectable member Of the County Cour
Hanover, punctual in his engagements, and III.
correct and honest in all Of his dealing. 81
transactions. The death Of one so generally {,
loved and esteemed, and so useful 10 the CORN.
nifty al large, is deeply regretted by all who sTe,
him; but The loss 10 his friends, relations an I:
mily, is irreparable. He has left a wife and /.
children, with many relations and friend.
mourn their loss.
II Wing please cory.
Died, in Columbus, Miss, on SUNDAY, lheH.
ult, HEHRv A. TIMBEsLA4E. He was b m j:
Hanover county, Virginia, in The year l7'5 J,
emigIated TO Alabama in 1922, and remogt.
thence 10 this State in l932-since which tine I;
was, up 10 The hour OF his death, a citizen ON,
place. For almost the entire three las, yes<
- ~ 80 .r.,k IL ~. -
lingering disease he at length died. He .N
wife and seven children TO feel tina, G~eso,a,i,,
loss which only a Heavenly Father can supy 4
that bitter sorrow which only The hope Of a be,
sed Immortality can assuase.
Departed this life, in the county OF NolOW,,
on the 9th OF last month, Capt. JAMES FtET,ms
in The 74,h year Of his age. In The bosom .! {,
family, where he vas best known, the ietcso!
WAS mos, 'enderly beloved. An aged widow "a
only daughter, and several grandchildren. az G
10 mourn this Affective dispensalioa 81 Dgi.,
Providence. Capt.. Fletcher was Yery hishly {.
ieemed bv a large circle nt friends AID accv2,
tances. He bore his pro.racled ant paiulu.
ness with great for,itudc. In removing hi, 7.s.
and highly esteemed member II commut
Death has inflicted a deep wound in many Le.,
Long will the memory of the deceased he st.,
tionaiely cherished by a large circle Of ln:;
and relations.
Died. Of Saturday afternoon al & o'cloc, F..
Norfolk, Mrs. LucY +. SMITH, he widow cct
lale Gov. Smith Of Virginia, in The I'D yea,
his age.
Departed this life, on the 93i jane, in The =
of Capt. Stephen Hooper Of Buckingham
a., 11ru IIAn~a. ,1..xl -. -, az, "a
! gree, those traits Of character. which no; OIL: =:
dered her ,iear 10 her family, but also grea.y a
iached her 10 the circle CT her friends aut e
| quaintances. Adorned by the Christian grace
her life was devoted 10 the duties of her stat
which, as wife, mother, and mistress, size iae'
fully performed, even 10 the closing scene. Snt
tanned BY The glorious hope Of immortal 4
through Jesus Chrisi, her last end was peace ~
assurance. "Precions in the sight OF The Lon
the death OF his saints"
Died, at her residence. at Madison Coun.tol2I
, Virginia, about I n minutes before 5 oelocs /
Sunday evening, The 9Th OF June, lsi5, ar 4
protracted illness, from Pulmonar Consumf. |
Mrs. ANN FINEs, consott Of William finEs =
The deceased was possessed ~ q 2oOi mn
kind ana benevolent heart, and was ln.eh 4
| >pec,ed and beloved by all who knew her "A
was a member Of the Episcopal Chur' ~
would have heen s~iXty-six years old on It
tar Of The month in which she di,d. she
left, besides q kind, beloved and resPecsa 7
band, a son-her only chiid-who has
shared and recipro a,ed her affections, 10 :
has always been the recipient OF her GOO
wise ~counsels To The. e, and other near fef.'
and connections Of The deceased, her loss ~
es,imabie one. and il Is a',o a considerable -
the community in which she lived.
Died, OH Sclurfsy =" osth ultimo, AFTER;
Gus illness, which sne bore win ,nr pa,iert, 4
true and humble Christian, Mrs. LrcY T W
relict of The lale William Mayo, Of Pow
near Richmond. Mrs. MAYO wssa terH"
and deroul member Of the Episcopal chuIa
nearly fifty years. She expired in the 80
OF her age, with ardent faith in her Sagiolf
a bright anticipation Of rest in tieasea. III
virtues ard u~rbani,y endeared Ter 10 a Larf, !
Gle of friends, who now respec, and iFeasHF
remembrance Of ier and Of them.
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