Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

i, poured out bis lfs's blood In hi. d.,,h :.
his right TO brilliant page in the history :, seated
Try. and eonsecIated his fame 10 ms family To H. n,
Dominion. and 10 the Union. Lieut. Sm,h " nc old
military talents of the highest odrr-n possessed
made him stranger To fear, and heart iha, - lnat
him all friends IN peace and all Comrades in wa,
nobly, how heroically he has fulfilled HI. dn,a now
form now sleeps beneath foreign sod 81. ~ ms
ro's grave. His name will he enrolled amen ns a ne
MAS choicest spirits. His memory will BE- sfgi'
OF the 5ravest of her sons Peace to hls ash"e
Died, in Baltimore, on the evening Of IN. ao,.
ber JOSEPH bofu JK, in the 55th year Of hi. oeIo'
With the exception oil Ten years. residence -, age.
mond, Va, he has been a constant resiasn, N Rich
10 those acquainted with him In life - balti
eulosy il not necessary though satisfaction ~
that his end was Characteristic Of well sn.n, Know
work done, and his end was peace uuh 'Ie. tiis
suIancr of 4 blessed Immortality. . iul a.
DIED, on the morning of the 26th Octoho,
sdence Of her mother, near Manchester RI r. we re
H., daughter Of Maria Clarke aged II ye,,a NE
diu inc writer OF this Tlbue discharge NOR .evef
ed and unweicome office, Than 10 annom lament
timely death of the beloved aud litrrr,,in Tue IN
dy VINO forms the subject OF this notice noang Ia
fortune TO know her from early chlIdlood sas ms
.oii'.un WI. n VINO did, to admir- aud oy IN W
ter and gentleness of disposition xb,eh " .unac-
characterized her whole life Upon h., IA ..'shaNy
slowed all that the devotion OF fond ma,hss DC,
w. possessed o. a worldly accomplishment
man the character which she had beautIed a. NV. W.
another proof that I'm The midst of life We Arc n
was given, aud her spi TOO pure for earth wa. saa.
70 hraven-ior, htppl'y. her religious education h.S
not been neglected. Upon the virgin soil OF h., ~" a
had been planted The seeds of true religion and nm NV
GENIAL soil u sprang up and entwned w.tI, hs, a.
nature. She has left a devoted motbr, h,a,h. .e'y
sister Ia lament their irreparabie logs NAV rhs CIV
comfort IN the widow and orphans God and 49,. nv
tion in Him who tenprrs the winds of Heaven 10 -
shorn lamb" Farewell. Kitty the peary s,no ,s nc
clutter Ger thy grave, and the soft brtezrs maj 49,
per Thy requiem, are not purer than thy c.ne SOM,
D..
Died. on Wednesday morning, at half past o,,o,k
Mrs. MARY COWLEY, in the 9Sth year Of her 40. ~,
oldest nha5ant Of this city. During the timrs ,ha,
Tried mems SOULS" she was well known as a nmin,s
terine angelo 10 the sick. She was descended in .
ght line tom the aborgines uf this country and has
frequently seen the Father Of his Country in The ne
romance of ms duty. She knew This civ when II
was nothing more than country village and ha, mn
sed more than 1900 different individuals Al m.
burning Of the Richmond Theatre her name becan,.
memorable for the great number Of extraordinary cure,
which she performed Of those who were burned N.
vas sick but short time, aud died IN the belief OF
glorious rrsurfe ctUn.
Died. al Glen Villa, King William, on Mon.
day, Sih instant, CHARLES A. HARRIsos. ESQ.
of Caroline county.
Died, in Norfolk on Saturday, the 9Th inst, a,
he residence OF Myer Myers, Mrs. MARY ELL,
MYERs, consorl Of Moses Myers and daughter
Of the late Reynolds Chapman, OF Orange Co.