Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-08
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In Fayetteville, on the 2Sth ult., Mr. VIM. 5.
Jessup, aged about go
In Jonesville, Surry county, Enoch B. Hunt,
Esq, in his 43d year.
In Chattahooche. Florida, on the 9Th ult. Mr..
Dancan Black, aged about 81, formerly of Robe
son county, N. G..
At Shacco Springs, on the 10th, Miss Eleanor
Boylan, eldest daughter of William Boyian, Esq
of Raleigh. \
In this town. on the hight of the 5th inst, Capt
Thomas n. Gautier, aged 81 years. Capt. u. is
one of our Oldest citizens and has filled many OF
fees of trust with honor to himself, and dies uni
versaly respected. In respect to his memory, the
Shipping in Port, hcisted the American Enolgn,
at haIf-mast on Wednesday.
In this town on Tuesday the 9Th inst. Sarah
Jane, infant daughter of Charles and Rosanna
Z Barr.
Z In this town, on Monday morning, the 18th inst,
| Of CONSUMPTION, Mr.. George Fisher Kornegay, a
native of Wayne county, N. c., aged 80 years
and one month. The deceased was universally
respected for his gentemanIy department by all
who knew him. He had been IN this county but
"a few months, but during that short time had gam
ed the friendship of all who formed acquaintance
with him. Mr.. Kornegay has left an aitectlonate
wife and one child, and large cOncourse OF Feia-
ives and friends to mourn his death.-C0ns.
II this county, on the 3Ist of Aug, from droPsy
Of the chest, Mrs Ann NJ Williams, In the o3d
YEAR of her age Mrs. w. left seven children oe-
ades large circle of friends 10 mourn her loss
She had been for many years, member OF Inc
PRESBYTERIAN Church. adjoining her profession ny
1oIy and consistent life. Her zeal and ACTIVITY III
tSe cause of religion were conspicuous anu sue
aboured to aid and promote every lnsttotloil car
cuIated to advance the kingdom OF Christ; "heh
= hor III nOf m r.
our, but with meekness resigned herself to the
will of her Savior. She net death with christian
resignation and departed without a struggle, the
.elcion she loved was her constant support an
| comfort When she drew death her evidence
frightened, and she possessed the uninterrupted as.
surance of final salvation. Mark the perfect ano
behold the upright, for the end of such Is peace
Com.
In Duplin county, on the lth Aug Mr. David
| kenerdav, in the Odd year of his age. Mr.. ~
left an afflicted wife, two daug hters, one son. anu
large circle of friends end acquaintance to
mourn their rrcparable loss. He had been faith
full and consistent member Of the Baptist Church
for some years; be had been afflicted tor some 'ne
and he bore his Affections with patience, and IL
his last illness he suffered much but murmuret
not, and resigned to the Will OF Uou' anu ol0e
without groan.-COm.
beth G.. McColl, wife of D. J. McCoIl, Esq, ant
daughter of Shadrack W ooton, Esq. deceased.
In Charleston, on the 3lst Aug. OF C"ngesuS'
fever, Wesley HOLSTER, Esq, of Raleigh.
4. Tn Columbus county, on the 18th ult'' doShu;
Creach, ST. aged about 60 years. Mr. Creaci
was pions member Of the Baptist Church lor I'M
last 40 wears. He formerly resided IN DuPliI
county 6u, had lived in Columbus for the last l.
years.
In this countz, on the 9Th i~st.. at his residence
? on Rocky Point Richard Bowden, Esq, IN tn
47th year of his age
S Al his residence on Wau-,maw Lake, on th'
9Th inst. Charles Baldwin, Sr. Esq, in the 6Ott
n At the residence of his father in Moor. county
/. on the 2eth ult., DR.. John Swami, aged % Vars
In this town, on the 3Oth ult., Mrs. Sarah Nc
Gnire. wife of Bernard Mcclure, in the 36lh yea
of her age. -,
In this town, John Thompson, aged months
| son of John and Alias Thomson.