Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01
tribute Of Respect.
GAVIN ny ,IrH gEG'T MIS- VOLUNTEERS

! CAM uF lG-H RECT. MISS VOLUNTEERS.
! NEAR k!cMIcEp. July 81. l5G!
The SUNNI; E:aes. GO. =, 18th Eugimsn; Mi,oi.s.P,
Volunteers being DESTROYS Of expressing feeling, =
tho dvs;h u ;hs.r lac Captain JAMES BROWN. "hu
| fell 3. New Coal usrte.. Jun, 18th, liGc.
Ga motion, Samuel = COlhH Tss called 10 the Chair
and the following committed appointed 70 draft rrsou
;ionc stTkeaa:A john CuInnus, Il. g Mitchell, Hvpry
Lo,,srhoas SnG Corp'!. \. Lorden.
| The committee submitted the following preamble and
resolutions which were unanimously adopted by the Com
paay;
Whereas. /: has pleased Almighty Gpd, in his His In
fu!tu wisdom, take froW r:dst loved und
leading tho left wing Of toe 10Th Mississippi. Regimen. In
;he desperate caargs at T1w Cold aroor cheering h
on by Ills noble exampir; therefore, be il
lsL Resolved, TEA, Ia :ae death =: Captain BROWN
he South has lost one Of is rues and ta.es sons and
deftndsss-ous %hoe, devotion 70 ~ eanss knew nV
bouuGs. aad rhGso life has sealed thai devotion
thar Mississippi! los, tho nobis and bill.
liant Of that baad o: true young rcn whom she has sen:
aia'An be. honor on the bloody field OF strife with
rr.norseles5 sad Wind e.iys foe Aud further th!s
Company feel TIA: IN his DEATH have los vniceI
whose high OF duty uuswcrved by fear, fuvor
reward a3d whose qualities VI head aud heart bud
endeared him 70 U.s. his comrades IN ars t-S
have known him and that in hin feel thar have
suffered irreparabc loss Is friend, oeeT AID copan-
"a Resolved, That VIC deeply sympa;hise nth the
iamly Of the aeeess In their grief Cor his early death.
Which, though the death soldi.r would ever choose
must from his intellectual moral social worth. dis
LES hsn .ossy aud that cop: OF these resolution. be
aad heartfelt sympathy with ,hvra this their severe
.1IcStUs.-
ID Resolved T,,at these r.sciatiops be IN
tho LteAnOud suqui:cr laeAsou and vieEsLurs ir-gs
Levsn w. Luokst+.
This noble and gallan; ounS soldier died to days al
ter the battle Of Gaines Mill uf wound. receired in tia;
bloody combat.
native Of Loudoun county, be completed his oduca
lion At the University ot Virginia, where hs golden
opuons from hiss Professors BY mis- proficiency III study
aud his exemplary department. In the Summer Of lct
he took charge OF the Position Of AssisLn IL the sit
rel Academy Halifax aud acre he eniearsu himself
all BY his gentle aud winning uann.r! bis upG. aud
besh character, and his up.!ring devotion TO duty lie
left hi posi- With the Of the Principal In May,
1851 Join the standard Of the South aud served with
cheerful forude aud Distinguished Sal!aatry from thxt
time till hiR death, having been sugsged N the battles Of
Manassas, Lae burg. Williamsburg chickEhomlny and
Richmond The heroic sh Virgins. 10 which he belong
ed, had no drawer soldier or tsuer pacs hsa the
South throughout her borders klnier, loflier no5lsr
| spirit than Leven W Lnckott. PIP.
| ----oo-.s--
DIED.
| DIED, oE ,ac i2tn list HESkT JENNINGS WISE in.
FAINT Of ". W aad Mary L. Tyler. aged I've mont a.
| and Hve days.
DIED, on Wednesday, July aoth, a. II o'clock 49, af
ter shorE illuess, Miss ADELAIDE CL0PTON second
daughter Of the lsie Judge Clcpon Of rirEiris
Her funeral will take Plsss this friday evening Az
FRANKLIN street. Sd and 18th This r-rd, and
ouaintances OF the family invited serd without
! further notice.
! blessed are they who die in the Lord"
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