Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-14

Died, At Macon, Alabama, on Sunday, the 2s,l
vrmher, after few days ilIness, Of Typhoid trS,
JOHN \. GOULDlN, late Of Caroline county, Va,
the Gath year of his age.
Died, on the Goth Of November, Of Pleurisy, VI
SALLY WILKINSON, wife Of 0aIby o. WiIkrn,.
In the 18th year Of her age, leaving u husband, hf
children, and numerous relatives and friends, IL
nent her death. She was behaved by all who In
hcr;-she WAS good and charitable woman, WIZ
hear. always open TO the wants Of the needy.
aJ- Richmond city, Kentucky and Mississippi pap
will please copy.
Died, al his esidenre, in the county OF Nottoway,
9o'c'ook, r. ~, on Monday, the eSth day Of Move
her, after short aitack OF 'out 10 the Chest, Color
TILMoN E. JETER, In the 9th year OF his aye
Died. on Sunday, November 2eib, Col. CLEMEN
CARRlNGTON, Of Charlotte county, aged Is. lie
i soldier Of the Revolutions and wasremarkabe thfo1
long life for sound judgment, unyielding in,eent
shrewd sagaclty and solid intelligence.
Died, on The 9Th instant, at her residence, in Her
CO county, after poracted illness, Mrs. ELiIABE'
GOODIN In the 10th year Of her oge, consou Of Isis
Goddin, deceased.
Died, on Friday morning, the Sd instant, Mrs $
RAH JENNINGS, cnnsou OF Mr.. Timpsnn Jtrnln.
Of New Kent county, Va.
- Kentucky papers will please copy.
Died, in New Orleans. at his residence, on the Z
November after short and violent Illness, from ~
SUMPTION, MADISON CARUTHERS, Esq, 10 iht'
ty-fonnh year Of his age. The deceased wa bon
Rockbridge county, Virginia, and was descended ~
one of the first and most respectable families OF U
ancient Commonwealth. He graduated Mt washr
ton College at an eutly age, and became payma'"i
the army before he was twenIy-one.
Died, at Columbia, Fluvanna county, on Wetlesh
morning, the LIST December, after short but ','
illness, Mrs. MARTHA s. BROWN, eonsot Of
Edward Brown, in the 4ad year Of her age, lra' :
1--WE fmaIl children, hardly any OF whom being ~ 90
Gent age to appreciate correctly their inepaab'r m
| Mrs Brown had been for q number al years Nv
consistent member ofthe Episcopal Church ana NV"
| exhibited In the most palpsbe manner thr ?o",.
the provisions and promises OF the gospel 10 'u'.
support and cheer the child Of God In all The s'rs
| ais and vicIssitudes OF this life. To ssy tna' ~
| Brown died much beloved and esteemed Ny az a.
knew her, for her amiable and Christian d'fo.,'
would be praise falling far short OF her merits w,
slI the attributes Of wife, moth,r mistress and ne.
Dor, she all that mortals could desire iie' o'
ted husband, her loving End beloved onhdien' :.
neigbbors and friends, her fellow members W :
church OF Christ, will doubtless long lament fef N
but the bitterness Of grief TO them AL shoud ts !,
gated by tile sound reflection, that God ba' th,'
bited the power Of His grace In the manner an
| the circumstances by which she has EXCHANGED
o: sorrow, sin and suffering for one Of GLORY "'''
ness and biessedess. .,
Died, at Woodbury. Mills. P0whatan eoun!
on the 2sth of November, ADoLPHCS W hhhrt
in the 22nd year Of his age. He fell victm |" r. :
insa,iate enemy Of the human race, Pumons'
| sumption. He embraced the Christian religion ="
| Iy liie and WAS, TO The end Of his pilgrimage h'
Consistent member Of that Church. IL the gfeaW.
hdsls that have ever lived had witnessed bis Gohn"
In the Saviour, and heard his dying exhorta'l o,f
GI.nds who visited him, they would have been Wv
10 acknowledge the divinity Of the Christian is.s
for In that dark and fearful moment, inc soen" r
of which make al that is human IN oui pIsas' st
he was firm, eyn ng symptoms OF lear ' si,
an nndannred soldier Of the cross, called upon W.
msreus friends to meet him in Heavea oh' may Il,
remember the cali, and their promise TO h" ana "
calmly yielded a ready compliance 70 Wpy Tho,
~. ,nouyn, Our loss Is his eternal gain. lie ms
10 that haven Of rest, where
s.No chilling winds nor pos'nons ofea''
Can reach that heal,hful shore
Sickness ard sorrow, pain and dea'''
| Are feared and ft.t no more.