The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-29

Died, in Brooklyn, the oath instant, bEEEELI
aged ono yea- aud three months. ,,
God guvc-ic took-EIe will rcstorc-IIe dos'h
all things we'll"
NJ Uni Mrs 81 TIIIRZA ii. BLANkINGsHlP, III the
sixty-nrst yc:ir of her age A.. Naturalization
funeral vii! take place from shf M1SseS t
o'clock Her friends are Invited to attend.
Died. March %, 1877, ut 4 A. NJ. from effects Of
pnrum onia, SAM. d. son of the late Samuel D. Car
ri.gton and grandson Of Colonel j. l.. Carrington:
of RIchmond: aged Two years. cie'ch HiouIi', auu
lis lis funeral viii take place To-DAY at 4Ar:M
from the Exchange llo'cl Inc TRENDS OIL the laih-
~ retersburg and Farmvllle papers, New York Her
aid, and Boston Post please copy.
Died. at the City Hotel; in The city OF Willians-
one wears, four months, and eighteen days.
Another of cartl'S most congenal spirits has
winged its flight from time To the realms Of the de-
partcd-the grand assizr where the final Judgments
rendered for all earthly deeds.
The vacuum produced In the family circle ana So
Thoroughly free from unkindrcss towards any. with
lence, and sympathy, can lterer De ftled.
Few men In his sphere of life have done more TO
relieve the suTerngs Of humanity or allay strife
among his feow-men than the subject OF thlS slsht
Testimonial. more upright and liberal heart IMAM
his never beat In the bosom Of mortal man. lie was
supprior in all the characteristics OF his nature. Such
men constitute the nobpst work of their Creator
This old town, In the death OF our friend loses an
other of its most honorcd, SOCIAL landmarks; Inc
race of public bpnefactnrs are falling Off gradually
but surely. What solemn reflection! Those train
ed spirits OF ynrc who have guided by their slgey
wisdom the ootspi of yHh na ho% Sre ey fhe
cOterie has been depie'. bv the inroadS Of nncon
exnoments of Elrginias mtriotism, philanthropy.
and worth-how few OF these now nlorn the Dcncn.
the bar places of public trust and lust though not
of the deceased, In this case. will survive Tue
wreck of natter his memory wi u be embilmcd III
The affections of the myriads who have been 1he re-
pctlatcd the synonym of moderate Just, mncrai'
kim. sympathetic ongIorbca Ing life totally Tree
How often the writer Of this has heard him say,
- Not even goor crawling worm "on'' 'nlore
Orr friend flied many responsible stations II life
with integrity and honor. His fellow-ctiz"nS re-
pcacdly called him by the sovereign expression OF
their choice to place. OF trust and Gnlolnncnt. As
servant Of The public he died in the harness. Strictly
performing 1t al times the "Details OF his Official
duties 20 Ike great dctrimcnt %: his health
The county of James City and the city OF WI,
ansburs have Lost In his tf' s sTr " orsT
The deceased WIS, after the style OF the on r.
siula gentleman, the model OF aman. And In ts ms
parallel Is more nearly found In the history OF ms
| early friend, President HARRISON. whom he al
mlred so much for his nonchalant but earnestly
at his table iIarrison-ke. plate, knife and fork
for rich and Door, Gndhe Lotch-strinJ of ms door
| nerer pulled in, or his door Shnt.
For seven weeks lie bore the pain of decayinS
body which had suffered the storms of life upwards
of lhrcc-scorr years and en-morc than the average
| of human life. When the moment OF separation
| came, with Il Christians hcroism he hreathGI us
last respiration In the presence Of his vile, Children
| and friends
He Is now In the bosom Of his loved ones who have
| gone before: and may those who survive bim-boHe
If his bone. flesh of his Gesh-chcriSh his memory
tenderly and In their last moments look back upon
life wel-spnt richly intersper>ed with blossoms OF
| roodness like unto their fathers. HAMILTON.
| williamsburg, Ia, March &c. 1877.