The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26
DIED.

On Saturday. 2tth inst MARGARET T. dsuyh.
ter OF Edward and MargarstE T.. Moore aged rn,nsb.
and Is days The f.iends aud acquaintance. n d.
family are invited to stteEd the funeral from her a.
Tiers residences. near tbs Bethel Church, Rocketts
Their notice.
Or Sunday morning the 18th inst. MARY ELIZA.
BETH, only child Of Charles /. and Susan Bruce =,
this city, aged years The friends and meansint.U
ces of The family, and those OF M JOHN NJ Hins.
are requested to attend the funeral this asruaob a,
4sclock. &C the First Presbyterian Church tRev Mr.
Moore's1 without farther invitation.
On Sunday morning. the 25th inst. at ten rni,nt..
to 81 o'clock. LEWIS ALERT. younsest son OF Wsst
and Virginia A. Wyatt The friends and aeansia,sa
OF the family are requested to attend the funeral
att o'clock. this evening, from the residence Of n.
parents on Third between Canal and Byrd streets
without farther invitation.
On Sunday morning, June %, EDWARD. son Of
Thomas and Sarah Ann Tyrer. In his 18th wear nj.
funeral win take place this afternoon at o'slocE
from the residence of his father, Franklin nsay
18th street His young associates and the friends Of
the family are requested TO attend.
On Sunday morning the 18th inst at half nss. -
O'Clock, PATRICK McCABE. native OF IreJsna
Ills friends and are respectfully invited
this tMondsyb afternoon, at o'clock
On Saturday, the 2lth inst after short and main.
fol illness Mrs. MARTHA ELIZABETH WALSH
wifs Of Mr. VIM. Walsh, and youngest daughter OF
devoted husband, two children and large circle Of
relations and friends, to mourn her unexpected
death.
I'm SATURDAY, the Z4ln Qay OF june DEHORAH
daughter OF Wiicher and Martha Abrahams, aged u
years, 7 months and 20 days.
FAREWELL.
When last heard thy dulcet voice,
Sweet child of mirth and song
thought life's br ght and sunny day
With thee mi ght yet be long.
dreamt not that the time could be
When should DER thee weep.
That death should Ger thy playful form,
When summer months draw nigh,
Shall miss the music of her voice,
The lustre OF thine eye.
Shall miss thee in the garden walk,
Where thy light footsteps stray'd.
Departed this life on the 18th inst at Keysyille In
the county of Charlotte, Mrs. Mamie f., eonsort
Dr. William T. McAlister in the 18th year of her
age.
The death of this amiabls and beloved LADY has
created void in the neighborhood in which she
lived that never be filed Blessed with the at
lection of fond parents and dong husband, beloved
and esteemed by aliwho knew her in the bloom of her
life by an memorable decree of Providence she has
been called away 10 leave them; but we hope to ex
change them for home where the wicked cessa
from troubling and the weary forever ut rest
Amiable, refined and accomplished, universal favor
lite, but recently married. the darling of fond parents
aud the idol of devoted husband, there is something
p scuiarly melancholy in her death But God seeth
NOT as man seeth, and we bow humbly to his will who
dueth all things well. He is too wise to and too
good to be unkiud; and though TO as it may seem
dark dispensation that loved and happy
should thus early be cal ed to pass through the dark
valley yet may not hope that God of mercy has
taken her to himself to be with him, forever re-
moved from the evils incident to all who tread this
vale of tears.
Sister, thou vast mild aud lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze;
Pleasant as the air of evening,
As it floats an ong the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent sumber,
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou more shalt join number,
Thou no more our son gs-sllat know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of death is fled;
Then i'll Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
Where farewell tear is shed"