Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25
OBITUARIES.
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-, ,,oruus. the 10Th of December, lS49, the
Ga lhu,s',, h.nar, Of Mr. HUGH B. HILL was dis
tall s' ana ms lonely and sanctted spirit assembled
At! ~ 49,, n,,. with hands, eternal in the Heavens"
e ne "' ,.s :, native oil Buckingham county, gradu-
Tbs ~ ,nston Military Institute and at the time Of
u % r,s private tutor in the family of Col j. VI.
,hs county, and was engaged IN course OF study
>''' ~ :, M Medical profession tie was distinguish
ness of his disposition, by the mildness and
~ 4" his rnper BY his love of truth, by his regard
. hines ana By his appreciation of every thing that
l noble and good He was tarorte amongst his as
- and beloved by all who became intimately acquain-
, Rim But about four months before his death, al
- sai,na which held by the Methodist Protestant
Z ,w miles from his residence, he became, as he be-
ni =, all who knew him intimately, fctw sure
,,, rvnyeri-a new creature IN CHRIST Jesus. since
80 hi, digenl study of the Bible, his uniform pions
XII @ ro,iness to every good work, have proven the
- AMI pnrity of his new faith, and fixed his heart
& !, Heaven The tidings OF the sudden and unexpec-
,th u( this amiable and gifted young gentleman, has
~ "a, minds ol his friends with profound lamenta
.I' n,yo,.d as christian, cultivated "a scho-
- 4l;g.n; in his habits, III the pride OF youth wha,
" ~. ,niti mol have been anticipated from his future
!'n,en,s are uusearchabe and his ways past find
~, ,uiaei no, in this case as man would have judy
:" H. rc'alea this Young gentleman at the time when he
bu oping his sraces; he came to hm at an unexpect
,nt Ah well done, Guou anu allnll servant, enter
: hr luys OF thy Lord; and as if 10 arouse all from
thy h. surrounded his death moments with crcum-
s oi affecting and thrilling interest Before the last
',g, If expiring nature came on, and his spirit was
~ rom IN, suffering body, he was permitted
ai;,s;ion Of The eternal world invested with all the
,ioss ana associations, and sublime sceneries, and
-,,.,,. ,9ys OF Heaven summonins his remaining
I'm n, would haze all tho kind family with whom he
vai 10 knc,l around his diving couch and poured out
= hen, a payer 50 ieryent, sincere, 50 full of divine
INN ana pa;hos made every heart To MELT, and every
=. 10 weep Having babe last adieu 10 all around,
~ n,t,ri sweet words of Heaven and santed mother
m he approached the gate of death fearing evil and
,d upon his pathway through the shadowy vale, with
. ami sweet submission 10 the Divine will. He fell
n in IN, full and blessed hope of redemption through his
s,yn Jesus Christ Ii will be cousoling TO his surviving
ir1 AMI friends al distance, 10 learn that every thing
done which friendship and love could suggest especial
y rbs family in which he resided crafty the wishes and
he me last moments Of the deceased. His remains
on Of respect his virtues and grief for his loss There
.s in peace released from all the changes and sorrows
fits R.B.T.
Northumberland Va January ,, 1850.
s''The Richmond Wing" and the "Repubican" will
aase copy.
DIED. al the residence Of his father Robert Wren ST. in
he county Of Powhatan the 18th inst, of protacted
=, lingering illness which he bore with Christian iortltdc
m: -esiraaon JOHN CATLETT WREN, i'll the Sbth
m o.. hi, age OF the virtues of John &. Wren il were
or The writer OF this notice speak, they
aimed the hearts Of his friends OF whom he had many
/ Ia. k wife and three Interesting children an aged
,;lsr an! mother four brothers and sister, with many
lends 10 mourn their loss; but they not those
leah, Of The righteous and may my last end be like his
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