The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-04
DIED.


three nil a. from tho city. Mr.. JAMES II. RAT
CLIFFE aged siNty-seTen TOT Tn1DAY Jnne the 4t
,ts n,cock p Al. Relatives and friends OF tie iai-
~ are invited TO attend. s,ts.,.
At his fathers residence. IN MancLester at hall
past IL o'clock on The I'd Of June, ve,p
gsnrs and Anne E. Turner. aged seyeniefn hes,s
S jan three months. leaving hcarsricken family to
,,G MS 5 s, wI r tnhs Eve iG June
O'Clock. -
Yesterday morning. Mt ten minutes past 2, Join IL
uESRY TREWOLLA, infant child OF s1Ln m n;
and Virginia Trcwolla, aged cic'eh "t'"'''' ''''
seventeen days.
Mother. loved mother I'm not nsleepihS;
Father look up to the soft hine shy, =, 80 ,,on,;ru
Where the gttcring stars bright WAUGH Ie heep"e'
Singing and sning-there am -
His fanerf viii take place at is grsndmo s,res,
T Tfs fn sldds : EvESTS sesk The
friends and acquaintance OF the i"NN'' az
to attend
At his residence. at Monticello, Gunlo,q c ymtIE
n C. on the morning Of the 10th OF Alay, Mr. oOnH
is dcatR was quite sudden. Though he had hecn an
invalid for eighteen months yer nis tanst TO he
,r,s so much Improved that he was thougHt W "
mc,rly restored to health Disease, however, ", vac
steaty lurking in his SYSTEM and 90 TEE stn
suddenly as al, armed man, and eXtligulsn tne Vic,
sn.r lie died in an hour from tile timehe made CON-
n.int of the attack. His death was ne calm as 'nas
Of falling gently to seep-no PAIN. no groa1h' n
Struggle Mr. Dods1n was n very ueclaeu ~. az
,na rk cd character-am man ofnoble impulses Ea
rnns Instincts, of strong mind and cap,'ai !uuS
MIR m'nt He married the only daughter Oh D 20.
Inbn A FouIkcs, of Guilfor1 county ana WI" sa,eI
markably kind and affectionate husband y, tho
AGO he began to give especial afternoon 10 en-
nhieci nf religion and his own personai t tro
Ha did mot however. connect himself Win ,d sd
GI,u rc until Last winter. not being entrely sastta
~ lbs dfness to do so Last September nc ~eh' 70
p,chmot,,l Va, to undergo surgical operaton: II
rnm,inod I'm Richrrond until january during Wihcn ~
tt,nn he wus visited by Rev Dr. Creamery. pastoI ol
~ nttnarv Methodist church. who received MIN lnto
S IL "ch,rctI ms a communiCinL He highiy apprecc
,a,i Dr Graubery's visits, and regarded them OF
Gtnc s.,I value 10 himself. His iaith IN
Ti,ri.t became stroffg, hls evidences oil paruon
ard ,ccrntance with God clear and most sat
ist,cl"rv. He came very near dying IN Richmond'
IT, "% r;:rcssc,i great submission and rtBlgimtion
an, was perfectly willing 10 die If It was COOS
;I, tha{ he should and remained In that frame OF
mind ND to the day of his death. Though he dlea
Unexpectedly TO himself well as to his family YET
his life and every days expressions are satisfactory
evidence that he was fully prepared. In TINS nus
trripf-strckcn widow, stunned by the nnlooked-lor
FLOW finds her greatest consolation.
In the death Of JOHN It. DoDSoS his family mas
LOST an affccionatc husband and tender fatner, IT'S
community good ncighbor. the county OIL Gull
ford Useful citizen. and the Church most Taua-
bile member. IIc was buried on the lstn IN the
Methodist Cemetery. near the city of Grecnso9ro'
with the solemn rites of the Church n. +. X.