The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-31
DIED.

About eight O'Clock on Saturday evening,
5,ih Instant, Of bysentery, Jacob SENsESEY,
The funeral will take place from the resi-
denee Of the family, corner OF Union and
Fourth streets. at o'clock Monday afternoon.
Friends and aaluaintances age, invited to
attend. y
Mr.. Senscney was born May II, 1911, near
w chichester, VA, where he remained during
ms youth and early manhood About thirty
yenrS ngO lac removed to this city, and has
ever since continued, without Interruption,
to be "A resident OF this place. In his tlecease
which Will lie 50 widely lanented, his family
nifty at large and the Church OF Christ have
sustained severe bereavement. He was a
I man whose like in moral excellence we do
/ not often meet. He WIS "a kind husband and
a faithful father. His children can always
\ look 10 him as a pattern for them to Initiate.
( IN business he was noted for hts unbIemished
QuHiTt1nel with him could dlou 81 tie SDOtiSs
purity OF his principles and conduct, so that
muItitudeS who had no kdOWIetlge OF him
except that gained IN business will long re-
/ But the cTownins excellence OF his character
\ was his consistent plety. Nearly thirty-1ive
! Church at Manchester, then under the pas
torul care OF DR.. Riddle how or Jefferson Col
! iege, Pa From thattinie until his death he
believed as an humble, sincere and faithful
follower of the RIydeemer. His piety was us
luuqucstionnble AS his honesty. For many
! years he has been q ruling elder in the FirSt
4 Presbyterian Church Of this city, and rs such
has discharged his duties 10 the satisfaction of
the entire congregation. He was also a S;ali-
bath School teacher IN f;lCt-1ithougI nal
uTzilly timid and retlhng and made humble
\ by gTice-he was always ready for any good
/ work which his hands found to do IN a
1 word, he was full Of that wisdom from above
which Is first pure, then peaceable gentle
and easy to he entreateEI, fuu Of mercy and
good fruits without partially and yYitItout
| Heaven. p s'At ''A
About six O'clock on Saturday evening
9TH instant, WILLIAM e. SENsESEY, aged 3
i The funeral will also take place place FINN,
the residence OF the family on Monday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. His friends and acGuain-
tances are invited to attend.
The deceased hal suffered for fnany weeks
ana hnd for some time ANTICIPATED the near
/ approach OF his end. He was IN many re-
2nectionnte and obedient and as a brother
ne was truly 1ntthful. In his business he WINS
strictly fair and upright and would have
y ScOrned to do mean act He was free also
j.! from prevailing vices OF YOUTH being neither
| n swealrer or Il drinker or keeper of evil com
pany in any form, and his pFiucfTles HS.fTr,
such as to stand the test of success IN IHIsiT
4 winch might have turned the head OF one
whose character was less firmly established
" me on his bed Of sickness he prOfesletl to
nave made his peace with God and he 1oI,e
/ all possible evidence that he did exercise saw
\ ing ta!th In Christ. He died Ikea confirmed
/ CHRISTIAN: He seemed to have no regret nj
] leaving the world, except that he hSiIetI III
I permitted TO remain he might be the insfr1
ne OF Ie1lding some of his acquaintance to
me same Saviour whom he had learned to
iioEe. but father and son are now happy In n
Dctier world They We're lowly- i'll their lives
ana IN death they We're not divided.
US Ym sunday; July 20, MARIA, wife of Henry
The funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence of her husband, on the Island. this
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF tile family
are invited to attend. n4r .