Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
DEATHS.

~, Yesterday morning, Mrs. c. A. MACMURDO,
~ Of she late Chailes j. Macmufdo, in the 74th
AZ OF her age. ,,
Al, invited to attend her funeral al O'Clock this
l,,c,p from 81. Pau's Church, without further no.
mod in Culpeper county, al Walnut, the seat of her
W the Hon. Richard H Fieid,l on Sunday morn
= me I'D Of April, Miss JUDITH FIELD, the ex-
I.nt and accomplished daughter of Lewis faneey
Ia ESQ., of Culpeper. She expired in the 25th year
,.r see amidst those affections that will long Irleve
, lo,s Of much worth, cut down by nntimely Ueath
:, perod Of her Life when hope was full with expec-
s,p from those virtues aud intelligence when as
a,n,snrd her purity and excellence. The consoa-
Christian resignation and pety cheered ner last
.,nts, and impart their assuaging balm TO the sor-
,,nf kindred ard friends in this severe pereaSe-
al Gods will is done.
An angels arm couldn't save her from The grave,
,,scns of angels cannot hold her there"
irrd. AT the residence Of her husband, on Friday
u April, lS49, Mrs. SALLY HENRY, vile oil James
Henry, ESQ of Pittsylvania county; Va, and Inc
,uen,er Of Gen. B. Graves, of Casweii co N. Z.
n.,,red this life. in Amelia county, on Sunday night
an 29d, Mrs. MARY ANN PILLAR, wife of Mr.
ei.nin F. Pillar, leaving husband and SIX children
=, their loss. She was upwards of forty years
AGE and had been member Of the Methodist Chursh
~ twenty years. She bore her afic,on for -four weeks
more with much religious forlIude and RESIGNATION,
md was at all times remarkably tender and aneeuoh
,s towards her husband, children and friends her
.,llh will be much deplofed BY all who kne" hef.
pird at Galehill in the county Of AlbemarIe on tns
i,,h April l64e, DR.. JOHN MINOR, in The 5oth year
4 MS age Dr. Minor began his career IN NE without
ne advantages of extensive wealth. ana 1Iea ~ pus
,,.lon ola comfortable and independent fortnne-tne
uI,s of patient industry ond honest ueaiihg s eha
seier was adorned by many virtues: ms uhs"eiVihg
.Dnesty his open-hearted Hospitality, ms uhosehta-
ma generosity his lender sympathy for offers MS I'M
lash love and and kindness towards neishoors,
nds and kindred, and his never.taillng charity,
.mnt to give thinking evil, and full oil love, VIII
.rnr 10 all who knew him. II one of these excellent
surpassed the Others, il was his freedom from
~ .,i6shness. He truly, seemed never to think Of
mise I'LL he had thought Of Others. His manners
re bland cheerful, sociable, unassuming and oblig
-, mil of modest Difference for others, and Of that
n sweet politeness which the offspring Of kind
!. NJ and which won strangers at FIRST, and retained
,nds 10 the last. He was endowed with good mind
.blch was improved BY classical education, and
nich h- continued through life to cultivate, by read
- and reflection. He read much and derived both
!, s.urr and improvement from books. He was a
,,,an, both In practice and profession, and for many
.,s a member OF the Presbyterian Church His re-
ION seemed to be Of the heart, MIDI gentle, unobtru
e. seeking TO do good and full Of love; yet jealous
ID hrm The foundation which he built his hopes.
il,jne many many months of declining health, no
,.nallon, he awaited the will Of his Father In Hea-
n and died in a sure hope of pardon and salvation
,cu,h faith in Jesus Christ ANXIOUS.