The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01
DEATHS.

Ssz yoEk FdaS nSEns of H ssa
n His trends and those Of his nele Henry Exall
and members of Company aud Lescner . 6atte tI
invited to attend the fanern a serSises rg az
Monumental church at Ia O'CLOCK SAtohDA
AFTERNOON, February 1st.
Died, al his residence, No. sls Pine street Frida,
morning at 8 O'CLOCK, WILLIAM .: BELL; aKe'
' -. sForever with the I.ord.n
His funeral will take Mace TO-DAY Saturday
February 1921, from Street Baptist church
Of his son-ia.aw, Mr.; John H. Rogers, are respect
saFrveaerieEsSurs and 2lexaDdris papers please
copy. IN III a. .-..'.f,s,',.y
Died, of scarle,-f-ver. January LIST, at " oclock
s Ma the slrsef q ns eldest q b.
and Jennie jacob: aged foar Years aud sif montn-
ne W. 'ss assH THE res
The family and those of his grandfather, James
Moore, ureinyttedt to attend. Jig
Died Riday morning Ct sY s,slosk n tho
native Of Edinburgh, Scotland, and resiaent OF
THIS city fof th!rty-odd years. in'.e -.
Watching and waiting! .ay, waiting to-day
Ms,cS Ha h and wstig mid earts arkened gloom
TIN Faflier surrenders these bones to the tomb.
Watching and Willing for Gods blessed call; ~
Matching and wattne--where EARN seems so small
And angels are telnng where peace can be iound'
watching aud waiting! ay: longing 10 go:
Where Gods loving children no sorTow can nisl1
Waiting for greetings away in yon sky,,fJs-i Jr"H
watching and waitfng-'twere better to go .e,:.J
Than TO stay upon arilfand mid sorrow and woe
Remember loved thee, and OVER my tomb
Write words of affection, aud hide all lis gloom,
watching and waiting. as. waiting I'ilbe,
T1n earth viii, It's burdens bears Leary thee;
And then. when the portals are opened on high, =
Wen ali he together with God in The sky. -t-.,.,
The funeral will take place from Inc First Presby-
terlsn church tDr. Preston1 nt az o'ctocE5sUNDAf
AFTERNOON Ths Gienas stToI INT, s OF
Scotch American, and Buffalo papers please COPY.
Died: on the 18th day ef.January, 1879, in The b
FORD; aged forty eight years - ~"
az good name is rather 10 he chosen than great
The subject of this notice was stranger to this
com immunity generally, hut his business relations 10
some Of our ci'izcns, and The npressios maze oV
hisnobe chal1cters'ics, rend%r THIS tribute itins
memorial to him and suitable expression of The
feelings OF his friends. ~. n
JOSEPH BRADFORD. was Christian man in the
his loving Christianity combined 10 make up spcci
men of excellence such rs we rarely see. lie did not
belong 10 the South certain respects Ills 9pn
in accord with the ideas prevalent in his own sec.
ton: but he was patriot, who:e sympa'hies could
and his generosity alike flowed toward the dwelers
Of the South and The NORTH. ard moro than one In
city Will ever re and bless his ntm0r
US brother faithful In days Of adversely. .....
As a Christian he was dcvout and ardent MEM
Der OF The Congregational Church. but his brethren
OF other pcrsna>OrS In Richmond have had occasion
thank God for hls frequent thoughtful and noS-
trnlatouS ber5liy. HIS spirit was one OF true en-
thullcity. embracing In It's breadth : all who love
our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity" In the walks
Of business. in The home circle, In he associations or
friendship IL The abors and charities OF The Church,
he leaves an example worthy Of AZ imitation.
81 Mark the perfect man, aud behold the upright.
for the end OF thlt mau Is peace" '.n .*Hh
Died. at bis residence in The county OF Hanover,
Mr. JOHN. W. TERRELL, after u long and pro-
tracied Illness. in his siNty-ninh year.
He was for many years i magistrate IL the county
of Louisa and for long while In his native county
JIannyrA 3a! iSrny- sciH nrpto Der the FIRM
ness and independence win which he dealt In r. n
dering his decisions. aud at the same tine giving
unto Ca the things that were CG ;ars, and show
ing that spirit OF nlgnr uintty which gave CONT
dence to all who fnew him as man as web as an
impcrectness and trusting In his Saviour for power
and acceptance. May those Of his bereavcd family
initiate his example and remember the counsel
given for happy Is the child who needs the advice
and counsel of parent: and remember twlll but
lead them to repentance and make them live in the
fear and admonltion OF the Lord.
d&w1t ...... FRIEND.
Died, suddenly, on January 81. 1879. ROBERT
ALLISON. son of James and Martha Allison, in his
tlirtleih year.
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY, Februa-
nv Cd. AT the First Baptist church (coloretil, ut
O'Clock p. NI. Friends and acguain,auces OF the
family are respectfully Invited 10 attend without
further notice. F. s--......,. ....
Died, on Monday, January eth. Mt the Nashville
(Tcnnessccl Academy, MARY AMELIA UDklNS,
OF Hadiey, Mass. la'e resident of Richmond Va.