The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13
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TIL OF 4 VIRGINIA HIS 'n"'M ",,,,rTsRy-pAM.
PEA " BIANpfoRp GENE Ell ,.,,.n
IN'h"", ,.,,r sToRM-STRuck ~ LInh 49, Nv ,r,-
Mr ,srnY's TEN YEARS WIN"
rur wATER-SrrPlf, "'' >,,,
' 49,. Of the Richmo"" :, 1sTe
oi,s II the late Charles lamp
Inc i'', "tnd on Tuesday at the asylum III
N1I' WIN arrived here this morning. y! ;n'
>taunloH,, - ,rom Richmond, and were IN
carly ,'4u' RIandford cemetery. Inc re-
tered II No accompanied by Rev: Mr..
g.ai@' WY fredericksburg, and a daugh-
smith, :" ,Io drccascd They were met
far OF ', ;,,5t bv y number OF our
Il The "''ss' r.cor,ca to the grave,
t,izcH>, az" .;ol service was read by Rev.
where ',''' mI,, The deceased was the
pr. ~" '''' ...,mpbclrS History OF Viz
@h'T. =" ,,,rl thai stands high for its accll-
c;a'a. M '.,,, information rs TO the history
racy ana Mr.. Campbell was great an
.. OH "a, and riyallcd Thomas II. Wvnne
t4N3i '",H, Hair GrirShy in this respect. Ills
n" tt"-" ,tnrchouSc Of general Informs
Ghad w., M. possession at one time
;!o", -" collection OF old manu-
V"> " ,"t works. and autograph let
s.Tti", 81 which, during his later
:eT'' "I IL, ;w.bcaI:h and distress were sold.
year.. w. ,,'f,.,l WAS for many years 4 resident
". 80, i,,,rr and Tor long while followed
u '1' ;,,.;on n! teacher. He was employed
me t''H;. ., ;i,r principal OF Anderson Semi
- W. - ro.i,ion he held before and du-
nary: "', way, and until the organization OF
,..'G .'r..rg. trcc->chooi system, when ne re-
-. Fer several years past MS mehtai
i" .,,,iral condition has been Such Us 10
~. .,..gfr care and treatment IN an asylum;
II r'.,... = vile and several children; and
u door row past ninety years OF age, Nv
.;r r..p.Uirr. She is one OF the two or
- - .,,r,'yiu. original members OF the
. 49,, Sire, Presbyterian congregation, OF
~, cj;E. ., ,,- oro,;rr NV .
-. ..,..,.. rain and wind-Storm, which
,,!..,,.h damage 10 the Shadc-treeS III the
o." o.. I.r fortunately no injury to life and
Co.. ii.,,.,o proHcrty. The Bollingbrook
I,';,I ,..l, PARTIALLY unroofed by the wind.
,'.,,, old and High streets number OF
...., wr,, blown down, and in some places
49,. streets, ior time were blockaded.
"qr,r schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, master,
,-.n, p,ftland. Me-. with lime for Rich
,,..I Wa, struck hy lightning Yesterday
.".rU,un during the prevalence OF the
,..-,g lust below IIarriSon'> bar. Her
,...n.hnom and Spankcr were shattered, ana
i,.- n.ajn->ail torn into >tredS. No one on
board was injured.
- Rev. +. IlutSnn, who has just closed
,s, ministry nj the Byrnc-Strcet BAPTIST
,Ir,rrh. IN this city, preached the first ser
,,.n .: li> life in that church. He was
,r.'.I 10 the passionate from secular life, anu
-. preached there acccptahly for nearly ten
wars. Daring that period $40 persons have
i..Y added 10 the church, $50 OF them by
,.a,i,n. and SOS persons have protested
,ih under his preaching i'll other churches.
H.. has preached III funeral sermons and
married ~ couples. He will now go abroad
= an evangelist. and will preach wherever
hi, services are needed.
CAPTAIN Is. +. thiidrey announces himself
i candidat" FOR Congress In tins district,
>pFirrt 10 no convention. Ii lie continues
in the lrld it is likely he will draw good
many votes from the Radical nominee.
Tie mills OF this city have for some time
ua>i been grinding very slowly in conSc-
qUcnrc Of the low water in the river. AS 4
consequence the wheat market has been ma
tvrially aiircird. the supply OF grain being
mach @Fratrr than the demand.
The heavy rain "f yesterday will 60 far
towards avcrimg the threatened water
famine. II viii AT least give lis a sufficient
supply to last for some days, and in the
mean tinr il i hoped more rain will fall.
ROBIN ADAIR.