Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
THE FUNERAL OF MR.. TERRY.

From the Lynchburg Erginan of Thursday which comes
10 US shrouded in The most sonore mourning we make the
following interesting extract:
Monday evening were borne from ilic residences
nf DR. BacklurI their last resting place IN the f"soc-
nan GRAVEYARD followed By mach The largest funeral pro
ccss0n ever witnessed in the town. Twenty o nur most -
IL respectable citizens clothed with symbols 81 MOURNING AT
tended the body Pail bearers and Gen. Rndcs 'ie*Ss
n 4 Wilson Jr.. James NJ Ian -hotnr anu ffdhcs ..
one IT. mounted RArshals, formed and directed me
PROCESSION The funeral sermon was preached to nehSey
crowded house by The Rev. Mr. Vaughan o! the st ircSoy
eran Church. from the wUrjs-"Considsr NE r2rH9 ''ve
far ,rbo can make that straight ,rhich nc hath made crooked "
Eccl chap. VII, rer. KILL
The discourse strongly impressed with the docrna views
of lie speaker. solemn affecting and eloquent CVlhc!hS
much thought anal high capacities.
During the performances OF The oh7eGues all business W."
sspentrd-lhe cJscd-and The whole town wore me
asoect The Superior Court then in session. ma
orned upon the day OF The catastrophe and rc!niea IN
recess uut.l The dag following the incrme3
Over the grave touching prayer was offered "'eAin2
heavenly aid for her whose 0owed form was adah upon m
Garth by the side Of all that gealncd Of HIM WE" was hc
Idol and her stay, ana those beautiful charSU WI" W.T.,
weeping away their c hearts, over IN" nEheeIins Gay "
him who was their guide and protector uud eP 'c "i''
A. an evidence OF the deep and general feeling of tho com
munity and The Kind attentions OF those whose
were awakened BY The sad cve: publish lie oioN "2
raefui which made over TIE NC
covered grave, on bGhal: OF the afflicted iamiiy
Rry'p Nix VAUGHAN: . -
Dr, me- request that yon disTi he con-
crosa the Bura Ground, viii. on email 81 WIS ,s,
nm, the friend .a"al a'tEi i!i'e hu"
ir Of their ratticl gratitude ii" lac i"rSdt,
wlrh manifesto. towards
lead bY The good pJls the own OF :tt"p+'
whose roof tie expired an! ~ "e Ia:
rr. uiiIc!nl!cd attentions in dGs ~" E
lmcInrri
re s'n n- assured iia
NJ .e.. Madness VII tc spot the dtst a" M
through .,ri .r have ne cat, pass. ami &ti wa ",
them ln.y UHd lc! III" deceased o"G i" 'e '''
shall Very respec: .ly. yOgf o1cien s"i|H!
Ivnci,baTl, June :, lsJi. TiluS J! Alhi>@o''
Mr.. Terry was native Of the county "t PltS!'ah'i;
and was in December 1915 and consequently III
the lliriysiyh year Of hiS age when he met hs hnheS
fate He aii1craly cducitcd and graduated "it crea ~
himself PriGceun COLLEGE in 1899 and lev weeks a'tf'
wards married Miss Stockton al that place. nGy Gearing
one OF IaG historical Of New Jersey returning u
Virginia, b" prepared himself the bar and facsea LOT
smr ears the profession Law Some three years since
he became III. Editor OF The Danvie Register, and IN Decer
Der last readers await connected himself "lt Tue
virrinnn
Wc shall leave il ADLER pcu to DO Justice to the rare
onalites which made him the iduI Of lis family and chi-
SIr Terri hiss LETT widow four children. l."
vnchbuE ANA educate these lovely orphans and try II
make them happy With electric rapidiiy the generous
10 the u men, and now, making them lee
happy in the prospect Of doing good In eight hours from
that macy thousand dollars in cash, raised
,- this noble purnoseani Other certain contributions pro-
mssd1hag state ~" gratifying fact that Tie Gill
2ens Of I.:nchIrg will iiri!a.r nre: Ii" scr 81 TF
THOUSAND ittg..:G.; land an! ,iic.:G
worth and the fond hopes and aspirations of their noble ia