The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
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On tho Sist ulk, al lbs rssdancs Of me nrioe, ~
the Rev. Mr. Christian, Mr.. WI A. DAvir, m =
susrly Of Rock vile, Maryland. and Miss n r
6RKTTE 4. wRH1, Of Richuond CIV.
DIED.
A., vr,dav ist Anrust. at IL O'Clock A. n, Mira
J1fIA A. bELvIN consort Of the late JAMES
Belyiu, Of Yorktown, In the 30th year OF nc, sgs
aBlessed arc the pure Ia heart for they shall see
God" ,.-s,.-.,.
,na Al o'clock from her late residence on 2atn *
The friends of the family are invited to at'eno WIN
out further notice
On Friday. the lat inst. at the residence OF nh
grandfather, g. Bouis, 0f, on Cnnreh Ia tn 4
OIS BENNETT, only son OF X H. ana nas s a.
Mullen. aged fourteen months and nineteen Gays.
The friends OF the family are Invited 10 a.,ehu
the funeral at 8 o'clock this (Saturday) eVen'ne'
without further notice.
Friday morning at O'Clock Z; 10, a. LIE h;, ie.i,
dence Of his mother. cAAS. ~ hiAIi' ~ A'e
year. A.. -.s,dapca ri
His funeral will take place from~the resioenee y,
his mothc', goth street, between Eialn 81
Grace streets. tomorrow tonnaay, NJ ~ snr,,, !,
o'clock His friends aud the friends OK 'ne lniAi'X
are reque sted TO attend without infthe' n''''e'
On Friday the lat inst, at the fcsas1ee Va w.
mother Oh Maddox Hill, Henrco county, "a, 1 n'.
an illness Of upwards Of three year, u.cn n.
with Christian forttud0, Ar hobLnA Ia W.
in the 4Oth year OF his age.
..Ele ssed are the dead who die In tue Aoiu
His funeral will take place from his mother re,
sidence this evening at o'clock Ihe iLisnas aie
acquaintanees of tia family are Respectfully
TO attend.
On Friday. tho Let instant, EMMA JANE. infant
daughter OF J. B. and Sarah Ann MeDonousn' sseo
0 months and % days ,c
The funeral will take place this Saturday even
ing at o'clock from its fathers residence in kal'
ton.
Yesterday afternoon, a. ~ minutes aitcr oeik,
at her residence Ga Union Hill, Mrs. MATILDA q.
wife OF VIM a. Brown, n the 15d year OF nor age
Eer friends and acqusintsnces are invited 10 at
tend her funeral from the Third Church
Church Hill, tomorrow Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock.
On the llth July, MAGGIE CLAY, eldest daugh'
ter of Benjamin and Sarah Watson, aged years
and 8 months. On the 18th July, MARY MINOR,
youngest daughter OF Benjamin aud Sarah w at
son, aged months. On the 4th July. at the resi-
denes of her uncle. Benjamin Watson. ANNIE A.,
daughter Of Robert and Elizabeth Hopkins, ds-
ceased aged years and Ii months.
They are gone their pure spirits
Have left their fragile forms;
In Heaven now they rest,
Safe from earth's tempest and STORM.
Sweet spirits were they weary
With LIES untasted joy,
That they didst leave to engage
In bright angels employ,
At the residence Of Mrs. Martha Courtney, on
the 2eth July, 1862, of typhoid fever, Mr.. HENRY
w. TYLER aged 50 years, private in James
Johnston's Heavy Artillery cd battalion Virginia
volunteers. He leaves Il wife and two children to
mourn their loss.
Lone are the paths and sad the bowers
Whence thy meek smile is gone
But oh a brighter home than ours,
In Heaven is now thine own.
New Kent county, Va.
In Chesterfield county, on the 18th of July,
JAMES LLOYD, infant son Of Peter H. and Mary
j. Jackson, aged ten months and seven days.
Weep not for ne, my parents dear;
I've gone to rest. yon need not fear.
Ny stay short, as you may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me.
At Glover Lea Hanover county, Va, the resi-
dpnce of her grandfather q. w. Bsssett,) on Fri
day evening, July 25th, BETTY LEWIS, infant
daughter of Levi, W. and Ella B. Washington,
aged II months and four days.
Room, gentle lowers our child hath passed to
Heaven"
At Ashland, Hanover county on Monday, July
2Sth ALFRED LEE infant son of James W. and
Emma Taylor, az d months aud - days.
Obituaries.
In this city, July 18th, Of wounds received in a
skirmish In the woods OF the Chick ahominy, on the
night of 2lst OF jane Private AARCELLUs +.
PITTS company A. 9th regiment Virginia volun-
teers Gen. Mahonts brigade lie was born in
Norfolk county, and the years of his boy hood were
characterized by love OF truth, an innate sense OK
Justice and devoted affection for his native land
When the note of var asSounded in Virginia and
atbe bugle called to arms |" he among the first
to entoll his name It's a member of the company
(raised in Norfolk city, April. 1862 and continued
with it. in sunshine and IN storm, until death signed
his discharge, at tie early age OF u years. of
strictly moral habits and soldierly department bs
prompt 2Jetl!ence OF orders aud attenton 70 duties
won f. hin. the respect and esteem OF bis 9tficeTS
and comrades; warm in his attachments. Lis many
friends will mourn his untimeiy death, and sTieVe,
that mo sound shall awake hin to glory again. and
his country vii. cherish his memory IN grateful re-
membranca for with his LIES blood he sealed his
devotion to her interest.
D4les ct decoyun est pro patria mort.
Died on Tuesday, the ::,.h uls, e. QARNETT,
son OF e. and Julia c. Ba1der, aged months
Brignt-eyed, beautiful Gttle GARNErT, thy sud
den death has caused deep anguish to thy loving
parents and ssddened the hearts of thy kindred;
for we'd all learned to love thy many endearing
wiles, and shall eft think of thee AZ a bright sun
beam which for Il moment cleaned through the
dark clouds of this gloomy present. and then van
ished to purer sphere. Fitting was thy young
life rs the fair rosebuds thy little baby fingers al
most seemed to clasp; thou lay in thy little cot
fin with the fringed lids resting on the marble
cheek and the tiny mouth half ope', thou seemed
Indeed oherub
SO beautiful it we'll might gracs tbs bow rs where
angels dwell,
And watt its fragrance TO His throne who doeth all
things well"