Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27
DEATHS.

Died on The 18th instant, al Ike residence 9!
her grandfather, DR.. Atner Crrmp, Of oowl 1.
tan County in the 5th year OF her age, after pro
,racied and intense sutlerings, SALLY, seconl
| daughter and youngest child of Col. II l. Hop
kins.
The subject Of this notice was child {. q.
raordiDary endowmen,s, intellectual and rer,,-
! nal-the cause and mannerof her dealh, we've 4.
less extraordinary. There is scarcely 4 d.,i:
existing in the mind 81 any Of those persons vtU
I had the best opportunities OF observing he of..
gin, progress and termination Of her illness ita.
il was the consequence Of her having swallow
several months since a common pin. nai.h $
believed TO have taken direction 10 Tie sl.r'
and 10 have produced the excrncialing convul>tIs
under which the exhausted powers of raiuIe sans.
| That none Of the ordinary causes Of CASTLE 7
| intestinal irritation excited these spasms W
made clear by medical treatment. They cCrc
no, have depended on any irritation OF the tfaur
| the camntss and clearncss Of all the ruweT> !
her mind, until she became incapable 4 srec,.
ten or twelve hours before dissolution, were sUfa
as 10 entirely preclude The idea. II is sca'a'
conceivable that the death of child So ,1Urs
and no, an only child, could stamp viii tetf':
impress OF grel, the hearts Of lis paren's oL-
near relatives.
| Died, at his residence, in Madison COUNTY q
| the night Of The Sd Of February, 1916, al lie a.
vanced age OF IS years, Mr.. EPnRAIM Far
/ He was kind and afectionaie husband and a.
| ther-aso one OF the best OF Deishbors. lie wa
firm believer in the Christian Religion, and t7i
been for many years consistent, exemplary src
leading member Of The German Lutheran Chnrct
in his neighborhood. The writer Of this Ire.
notice had known the deceased loGg, and know.
! him well. A better man he has never known
He was truly and emphatically, "an honest Is1
the noblest work Of God"
Died, on the 22d OF January, at his residere
Elmwood, Perry county, Alabama, in the y.
year Of his age, JAMES SEMPLE, formerly y y:
State, son OF the late Judge Semple. He to''
with the most manly forilude, Tor several month
much suffering and the certain approach Ct -ea.+
and for many days the most acute pain 10 wai1
the human frame is liable. He has leh bstca''
ed widow and daughter, and numerous reiau,a
and friends, who will long mourn his loss. ~
who knew him, knew his worth.
Departed this life on the 9Th instant a Z:
Boarding House OF Mrs. Green, in this ciT
THOMAS DAVIS, Jr., in the 18th year OF his az;
son OF Capt. Thos. Davis, the present worthy Is
legate from Orange and Greene. ).
This amiabe youth possessed all The b.s'
and endearing qualities Of The hear-geneloa,
affeclionate and progressing in al his "@is
he won the confidence and esteem Of all Y.
knew him. Having been seriously afflicted
some months past, with glandular atiecli3a
friends thought it advisable that he should CT
to this city for medical aid and where ne Gov
be under The care OF his fond and dealing laas
The best medical aid was called in-every ear
ly comfort admnis,ered-kind friends . Si'',
around and nurse him, and the Affections q
fond father 10 cheer him; but all would y; =.
the messenger OF death had come, and aiS S y.
sion must be filled-and on the morning o. :.
l7;h inst, surrounded by many kind and ahil'.,
friends, he calmly yielded up his sonl, "ti1 :.
doubt winged its way 10 faier worlds On Dls-
To his numerous friends and relatives, an u.
,cularly TO bis atfeclionate father, whose aso' \
have witnessed at the loss OF that fair -
| and fond son, would say, mourn noi-9a
meek, SO generous, amiable and afecaons'
he was, must be in another and better '.
i Than this.