Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-14
OBITUARY.,

DEPARTED this life, on The 18Th January last, n; ~. re-
asnse; Gale Hi" siSySnna s"pn'y; vi5ginis. !" 70. "
II seems Tut u short time Since We were called on 20 T cor.
the death O.! Nr!. omohuvdro, censor: OF the d~ecea,.t-
Again has ill.,. arrow flown. and again It's deadly aG h.'
CAUSED the hearts Of relatives and friend, 10 bleed a'fs'a,
Although the even, We record occurred 20 suddenly ~ :.
illustrate mot impresaiyriy the %sc!iptural ruth. "ira=s
neut We die, v il WAS not wholly unlocked for, To Spc,i:
Dgltiih:, rnloSis:ic terms VI the life and character Of y
dcce lse!, without being betrayed Into wha: might .s'S"-
rS;raraeaHce OF encoGiun. Is, especially to the "iiiV
,h:a. VINO Knew tsin 70 long and so well, a task not W..
dihi"ulty To ruy that 10 man has ever diel ~itNIs@
pale OF our immediate community, who In all the *.
relations oi lie, was moro respected and beloved ta'
nun "to.s loss vi; iow drplore, IL but 10 s-r ~
which will ~ once be cnnc.ded by all who kner =:
That one has never died in our Inid,t. in wae= i'
noble sympathles of our nature were more rr"a,tii
displayed. the tear which was caused to stca. iaF
the eherks Of children nEd ErnGd children. vii! ~
S''!i u iorcs of nournfu! ~cloqreDcc which words ca" H''
reach. HIS gcn;ieness al department, fondness a. at'
band, assldulty rs . father, hindnr,s as 4 ~neiehbor. =
rH-:ty Us j friend. and Il humane and !niu!sent in..'e', ..
euiwined a:uuGd him the affections of his family an: =
Dire and The esteem Of Il large circle Of friends.
lts rural home Nas remarkable for The most unboGas
generous and refined hospitality to the many vi,;t,!.T
ihrOnccd !. in days past, aud HhG never departed h6@
door without admiration for his kindness. II can h. =
snid, Sir. Omol,undro was the architect OF his own Ur:-f
lie settled each one o! his Children 0u fine estate, =
--isr and good Judgment. and, above al, one OF .he -
rucec,s:ul farmers in the county In which he resided.
la behalf or his children and numerous grand.chi!f'
no" bereh OF The protection, the kindness and love o. "'
fond and atlecti"na'c parent, the decPe-, sympathy :.
ccmphss0D are axnSenen. whom they would urge 10 w.
onward In H. pathways In which honor and truth, !G..;'
and integrity led their father, 30 thAt whether under ! -.
providence, Il shall be their lot to reach IN. utmost pr.
Of human existence, they may be enabled like him, % -:
and look over the pas: rs 4 ttr landscape, aad fad no
siayI- srot In ,heir reputation ,ha, require. to be bl.ar.t:
Of its iTil urity. IH4 .at scG-rings were ul,cviHtsd, ~sLr'
last houis Enlightened by all that the ION st soIicitudr; ""
suggest, and his dying pHloT y as sfnooth"i by The hama
affection and love. lie now sleeps ts last sleep, ne's'
a"a.en, uhtl The arrh.ahGr"e voice fr'claiins, "il"'s
lime va; hui lin. 'ia' " no more. May N, 900 D
lightly "n .s breast, and tear. Of love and 7Iship Ir.
/! rr-"r. for The grave never closed over r notier 'p''
il' '"ic'a! was a''ehneo ny the largest conc0u'"
pet:nas ever asseno1ea On d similar OCCASION In me CO..
OF fIuVdi!iit. ~ mos eloquent and Impressive sermoa : :
di:conr':i y FRO. RS. ieuspa, OF The Fluyanna r.
iEs.it1te: DR..
~ D. Joseph Missouri papc'' please copy.