Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
DEATHS.

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evening July 1t, By Reverend James D. Tayler.; T MI
| ARTHUR G. GORDON to Miss JANE STEWART.
DEATHS.
Died, ON Friday. the I'd July, amer brefillness, Mr..
!! HERMAN HYNEMAE, in the 18th yrnr OF his ase'
His funeral will take place from his brothers, Mr..
Isaac Iynenlan Main street, on Sunday al lU O'CLOCK.
Ills friends and acquaintance are requested TO attend,
! without further Invitation.
Died, ON The iath jane. a, Yellow Branch, in Camp
hell county the residence OF her father, Mr. Francis
| ~ Adams,) Mgs. EEBECCh MARSHALL, wife OF
| Mr. YIN @. Thomson, Of Louisa. The deceased just
one wear AGO I'm tho bloom Of health aud full of hope,
wa married under the i0oi 10 which she returned
10 die Her disease Pneumonia. Al the early age
Of twenty years, she has finished her course ana el.
behind her husband early bereavrd, and IN infant
| son who will never knew i mothers love. as for
man. his days grass; rs Hover oil the held, so
hr nourisheih.n Let heed, then, the words Of lie
wise man "whatsorvcr Thy hand fnd,th do, do II
with thy migh-for there is no work, nor device nor
knowledge, wisaom, in the grave, whittier thou
sG u Christian Advocate and Religious Henld will
please copy.
Depared this life on Sunday night 9Th Of June, at
berkeley Miss MARIA p HARRISON, the youngest
donohier or BENJAMIN HARRISON Esq, deceased. THIS
| yonng lady was in the bloom Of youth-inc!liscnt,
lovely amabe and pious She was the delight OIL htr
family, and beloved by all who We're acquainted WIN
her 10 nm affrconae mother, brother. and sisters,
and numerous friends and relations, the loss Of this
young lady ireparabehut they should take conso.
iaton from belief that her pety and her virtues will
confer her happiness sfra'ef au more iastihs la
this world can Afford.
Died, al Farmyille, his residence, in The county
OF Essex, on Wednesday, the 2nd day OF Decen-
Der last Cant. BEGJAMIS f. JONES, in the 18Th
year of his age, leaving an aged Iaihcr, wife
and FIVE interesting children TO mourn their loss.
The deceased had long lived in our mi,r, and
the circle in which he moved has been deprived
OF one oil its bes. and brightest ornamenls-a man
OF a high sense Of honor, OF an elevated and CHI
- frr >ralE tka
friendship and the highest character. To know
him was 10 love him; for he was open as day,
manly and frank, above deception and above
suspicion. From his eye ever beamcd the bright
sunlight OF warm and confiding heau-his ea-
lures were ever radiant with lis noble and inn
mortal impulses. He was beloved al home 10
the family circle, and tie partner of his earthly
dcslinies feels keenlY the sad stroke OF irrevo-
cable tate. But there is consolation the sweetest,
The parcsl that Heaven gives 10 earth, in The re-
faction thai he died not as one without hope
In his last hours The light OF Christianity beam.
ed upon his soul and bright and halowed visions
OF a glorious and immortal future eided and
gaddened his passage 10 The tomb.
Ills body rel poses beneath The green sod OF mis-
earthly home-hs spirit basks in the bright sun
shine Of an eternal DAY. w.
II The Richmond Wing and Washington
Union will please copy.
Departed this life in Holloway county, Va, on
Sunday evening, the 2Ssh o: December last, Mrs.
REDgccA L., conson Of Aaron J. J. Brown, in
The 10Th year OF her age.
Though Death is frequently mol alarming 10
the individual upon whom il lays lis ruthless
hand, yet il is ever painful and unwelcome Vi
sitant TO The tiends OF its victim, particularly
when the el-deslroyer selects as lis prey one who
stands in the endearing relations Of wife, mother
and sister The death OF Mrs. Brown will be
long and deeply lamented, while the recollection
OF her amiabeness and worth will ever be fresh
in The memory OF her friends. Constant in her
friendship, affecionale in her disposition, conr-
teous in her manners, she acquired the esteem Of
all who knew her. To literally of feeling and
rectilude Of department, she united firm belief
in the christian religion, and sought for happi-
ness in the exercise Of that piety prescribed By
wise Providence. The deceased has been Tor
many years an acceptable member Of The Bap-
list church though The subject OF 4 painful i'll
ness of three months duration, she supported her
affections with christian patience and (o!ti:ude.-
She was conscious OF The approach OF death, and
met il with great irmness and composure.-
Death to her was disafmed OF lis lcirofs-lhe
| grave Of It's gloom. She evinced deep maternal
soicudc for the future training oil her children;
| but being conscious that her stay on earth was
short she often expressed herself resigned 10 he
will OF God. She discharged in all exemplary
manner her social and relative duties as i wife
and mother tender and afeclionatc: AS 4 mis-.
lrcss, ndulgent; and rs ncishbor, kind. She
has left IN afieciiunate husband, seven chdlen,
and an extensive circle OF friends and relatives
10 mourn their irreparable loss-but they will de
rive consolation from Inc reflection, that they
may NEE, where no pain OF bereavement viii
ever tr tel; nor tear Of sorrow shed.
srRichmord Wing please copy.
l.. FIJI Jr,,p
nouncc lie death OF Mrs CATniRiYE CLAYTuS
RorSs, wife OF DR.. Joseph Ii. Robins. of Wash
ugron City, d. t., aid formerly Of King VIII
! liam county, Va. This melancholy event. 81 inii
OF sadness 10 her immediate family and those
friends ~iio knew her well took place on line l2h
of March, in the city .; Washington, in he list
year Of her age.
For six or seven years, Mrs. Robins had
suffered more CT less from 4 disease now 50
widely prevalent through The couutry, and
| known as ciyonic thrust, IA disease Of Inc
bowels Under this in>idious and staiuay
wasting affection, her constitution had been
much impaired or some time; and although lhe
| utmost care was used 10 arrest her declining
health, her general debility continued 10 increase.
! In this STATE u the system, an attack ui more Sc
| we're Inflammation came on, and hei enieehlrd
energies were unable 10 withstand The shock -
| But while The powers OF her morta fame gave
way, her spun, III Jill ~ lHuItdl Sl9oit NGS ili-
umpLanl over the King of TerTors. 10 her
death was furnished The clearcst, strongest and
most conclusive proof Of triumphant Christian
] faith ever Witnessed. fhc serenity o. her mind,
| her perfect resignation 10 the will OF God, heI
| call-(yes, that's The wori) -her e,inl and I'M
shaken reliance upon Ills e.er-s glorious promises,
| nj! MS was testimony too strong 20 be resist
ed, or 10 leave shadow Of loub 10 inger on the
| minds Of those around her
| Mrs Robins wae member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, having attached herself there
10 rather more Than lire years ago. She had,
however, been All humble professor ard disciple
Of Ch.is for sixteen or eighteen years. Her re-
eion was mails! Of deep and settled principle,
embraced alter The mos, praycriul and calm DELI
bcration. tIer faith in the glorious promises oil
The Gospel was alI-cngIossing and ever.abiding !
She was lady naturally bland in her manners
mild in her disposition, oi The most kindly lrrl- |
nes and liberia toward all those who differed from |
her in sentiment. She would rather receive in |
sifncrion thar imparl il, and never urged her own
oninious IS more correct, or Of more value Than !
those ui Others In her lie and character !rli-
zion shone ont III all lis pure and practical SIM
pleily. and was entirely Tree from oSlcAialion.- |
/, was an enlishienng and refining principle Of |
The heal shedding lis gentle ard divine influence J
| over her manner, her feelings and her sentiments !
a. il was 10 her rich source fol years, under |
an circumstances, from which she received
constant stream oi comfort AMI delight, 81 il |
proved 10 be her adequate support and ailsus-
tanning solace in The hour OF dealh-a tio:dins The
highesl aud most soothing consultations 10 her
mourning friends.
Mis-. Robins was born in Gloucester county, |
Va, on tie 2o:h Of Nav, 1866. She was he Sc
coud daughter Of VIM. Robins, Esq, CT Level
Green, By his second wife, Julana Pryor, daush-
Ter Of Mr. Christopher Pryor Of The same comfy.
n at 10
cember, ls2G-lhe 6i5ih day Of her yenera,td Ia
her She has efl five childrsn--two daughters