Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
DEATHS,

Died al the house Of John NJ. Gregory, in Hen.
rico county. on The 10Th Of This month, HrNRy
L. LND,gY He was in his 9th year, and had
been for several years engaged in teaching a
school in the county Of Essex. This Spring his
health became had, and in the Summer he came
up TO Mr.. Gregory's (who had raised him) 10
spend his vacation; bnt, alas! he will return no
more His disease was consumption, and day
or Two past il assumed The worst FORM Mr.
Lindsey was an honorable, high. minded young
man, and has left three >isers and two brothers
! in James City County, and numerous acquain.
lance 10 brmoan his loss. In his last moments he
was perfectly composed, and met death without a
sroan or struggle.
| Died on the 2srh September, al The residence OF
her brother, Mr.. Row land Hopkins in The coun-
" Of Louisa, Miss Polly lioPKINs. aged Is,
last surviving daughter Of The late Reverend
| Charles Hopkins Of Gooclland.
il is useless in this short obituary 10 speak Of
The many amiabe qualities and exemplary vir-
ines which ever characterized the deceased
through The various vici>siludes Of her life Al
The advanced age Of 81, becoming convinced of
the uncertainty of this lie, and OF The necessity
OF preparation for future slate Of existence
she made public profession Of religion, and 10
the day Of her death sustained the character of
an humble and pious follower OF her meek and
lowly Saviour.
The deceased has lril behind her numerous
circle Of relatives and friends who will long
mourn their irreparable loss, and especially has
She left vacuum in The bereaved family OF her
brother. which can never be filled. MAY The clods
of The valley lie lightly over her ashes, and may
her spirit return 10 The bosom ofCinl who gave it.
II The Richmond Wing, Christian Advo-
cafe, and Abingdon Banner, will please copy
Died on the 2stn September, a, the residence al
his grandfather, Or. Archibald A. Campbell, in
the county Of Holloway, ARCHIBALD +. PATrER-
SON only child OF Mrs Martha Patterson. The
deceased was boy oi good mind, and excellent
moral character a regular and consistent Sab
ball-school scholar, and was greatly beloved by
his schuol-iellOws. And oh may God sancily
The aIlliclions Of his bereayed mother. In len
shon years she hath been deprived Of her hus.
band and Two darling sons Truly, the hand OF
God hath been heavy on her. But there is hahn
in Giead, there is a physician there. AMI oh
will mol God temper tie wind 10 The shorn lamb?
Yes; luritle ovelh whom he chaslcnelh; His grace
is sufficient; for those light affections which we
now suffer, will work out Tor us a far more eX-
cecdilg and eternal weight oil glory.
This tribute 10 departed excellence, is respect
fully inscribed by one oi his school-lcllows
Died. on The morning Of the 7lh OF October, al
tn. residence Of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown.
in The county OF Hanover MARTHA George. con.
sort Of Or. LucilIs IL Cauhorn, and daughter OF
Fleming Brown, late OF Hanover, after an iliass
of about -four weeks, which she bore with degree
uf patience and iorttude almost uneyamplrd,
leaving an atltclionale husband and three iniahI
children, the yonn.es but lew weeks old, and
numerous circle OF friends 10 bewal their loss -
IN all the relations Of friend, daughter, sister wife
and mother, Mrs Cauthorn was exemplary, and
her death has caused vacuum which will not ca
SLY be filled Could the anxious and untiring
care OF friends and the utmost exertion Of mcdl
cal skill, have saved her, she would now be
among US; but alas the blow of The Tell destroy
er was sure and human skill and human care
awaited moi. Peace be 10 Thy ashes loved one !!
and NAV He who rules The universe console Inv
partner and guard and protect Thy molherless
babes.
II The Wing will please copy.
Died at New Orleans, on Wednesday, slh in
slant, at 20 minutes before O'Clock, A. NJ, at
his residence No $50 ST. Joseph street after an
illness Of many days, OF liberated bowels, Mr.
RICHARD TERRELL aged 80 years, native Of
Sro;sylvania Va His death is deeply deplored
by many who venerale his name Tor the blessings
Of his munificence. He was sincere ardent and
devoted in his friendship and OF warmpalrotism.
A more benevolent and DISTINGUISHED person never
lived May he sleep torselul oflhe bitter dfaughls
OF life.