The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-19
Obituaries.

Died At her fathers residence. Ia the county o1
Prince Edward, on the io.h o. Issober, SOP MIS-
MANY r. COBB cons,rt a T. Cobb. In tie
1874 esr OF her sSs leaving an afec:ioaste mo
,asr and "a her, husband. brothers and sisters, to
mourn thsir irreparabls loss.
Thus IN the early IN IN Of life, with bright hopsi
ard eri liant prosp CTS for worldly happiness be
fore her, hss been taken from the circle Of devoted
kindred one whose spirit was too pure fcr earth
and whose innocence aId purify CT character we'll
fitted hsr for the ep ,yment OF N IRE blissful ex
tsssnce Whilst her loss viii be ieng and ksen!y
felt oy her scrro~ug atives and friends, 1t will
be some consolation Ia their hour of grief 10 reflect
that her death W rs p acefm and happy "a Ter lie
had oeer kind ami gentle. May her Eth ctsd rels.
in Heaven IS the sir care desire Of A FRIEND.
II Religious Herald please copy. ii
Died, from wounds received In a fght below A sh
land, in Hanover county, Corp1 eco O WALK
sa. Co B. A. res't Va csvslry, in the 2jd year OF
his age.
rhe writer Of this obituary is aware th.t it is
customary - extol the dead and IA many cases to
too highly adorn the characters Of departed friends;
bu, Ia this case he Is also aware that nothing he
can ssy wild be sufficient 30 present the character
of the deceased in Its true light Perhaps sol
der who has f,ien In the defence OF his country
eince ths commandment Of this unholy war. had 4
more extensive acquaintance than did my friend
GEORGE, and certain am l that mono have fallen
more lsinentsd and 6eplored. He was open. frank,
aud generous to . fault true and faithful lend;
enc whose heart was ever ready to syDpathxs
with Tho bereavsd, and rejoice with the happy
Having enjoyed q oh eerful and Kind disposition
himself, he never well satisfied as when he
could eid 10 the happiness and comfor; OF thoss
by whom be was surrounded. He was loving
devoted brother kind and duiiful son, brave
and yai,snt soldier. When tns drst step made
10 pie upon rights aud liberties he hesi;a
ted no. "a moment but buckisd on his sword, and
fred with true patriotism, respo ded 10 the tali of
lis country; aud though ,eaving a. he wss forever
his home his father a.d mother Urothery ard Sis
;e s AID ali that he had held ne ar and dear TO him
still Stern sense of duty caused him to forsake
ID endesrmec-tA, and to brave every dagger Of
camp and alt.s for his country good. He was In
many battles Rrd ever let the foe with frEa aud
determined step. snd though be finally fell his
frerd. aud family rejoice to know it was with h.s
flcs to the neEly-a true martyr to his country
an. to liberty. He was taken prisoner upon the
fed soon after being wounded and, in the midst Of
strangers and fostnen, sealed witt his Ifs his love
Of liberty. How many noble aud promising young
msn have thus tsilen! and while we can bat drop
tear owes their untimsy graves, We feel that they
have LETT bshind :aen names and deeds which viii
live through countless ages Nay h Mad and mer-
e.ful God justly reward them ri @.
Died. al ths residence Of DR.. =. r. Fleming In
Eaisx county, November 4th, 1864, KATE, wife
of Major A ~. peDdeton and daughter Of Susan
e aid alfred T. Blanks, in the 18th year Of her
age.
Esw trre il q that in the midst OF life we are Ia
d.ath. Perhaps no one had bri shter prospects for
long and hspp5 He than the subject Of this no.
tics N6turSisy OF KING, SuectlohSie, ;aDo GENTS
disposition, she had endeared Lefsals to Ell who
knew tsr. just six months before her dea.h
she At led to ihe hyloeuial altar, gay and
happy bride and where Is she now1 Gone homo
to that Jesus whom she loved and worshippsd from
hsr early childhood and tho seemed always pres
sLt win her when others were fors.tfui Of hiIa -
Sac had been commandment of :hs Baptist Church
for sevsn or eight ye ara. ald WAS set up az
ample for many CT more years Dsrssved husband
and parents, your loved ons sissps swsetiy Ia
Caris,-sats from such pangs now rend your
hear E. Sac rests in the hope os glorious Tesur.
restion. Ye1 little while, and you shall stand
by eide aid uni! then 80 rejoicing il faith,
performing the dulles of your mar al pilgrimage,
sus aimed 81 Him who doeth s things well
Desth snstotsd thea In thy youthful prime,
Ire wumanhood stamped tiny Drow,
From husband. friends. and parents kind,
They'll mourn thee here bsiow.
Why taxa the young ths aged pray,
oh, Death for thee vain.
That yoas. like her mus; bs thy prey.
Il such, Oh ~ .sh, ,hy ga M
All no. the hand OF Gcd was there;
He spoke thy early doom;
Life troubled seanas are ended here.
In this thy early tomb.
EcLLts AND ANNIE.
EFT The 2siiS ioas Hersld, Enquirer and Lynch.
burg pcpsrs pleas copy.