The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

d the lAfo Hst WIN. D. haFWo0", :" Hien"iVDo,
On, III. 1,h inss., st Union ssation, by Rsv. Mr..
Christian HAMMET r. SHARP to Miss aEoRgI
M EPPS, ali Of Nsnrico county
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DIED,
Altar A protraeted tllness, ri oci0,k A. ~,
Sept. 18th, lef2. JOSEPH SiNTON, in the 7sf
The fiIpsrsI will take place from his late resi-
danee In Hsnrico county, Sunday morning. 2lst
mat, at II o'clock. The relatives friends, and &C
uualntances OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend.
On the 18th lust, in ,hIv i'y. aEoKsE B. LAM
The funeral win TAXI place from Rev. DR.. Moore's
Church this afternoon, AZ o'clock. The friends of
his father the late Thomas lamber'. Ae invifeh TO
attend
On the 9Th September. lsG2, MIRA. DoRAIhf
PRICE, In the 9Th year Of her age
Her funeral will be preached to morrow lsutdAy)
morning at Leigh street Baptist Church The
friends and acquaintance Of the family. aud those
Of her son, Jacob Null. deceased, are Respectfully
invited to attend without further notice
On The 10th instant, WILLY LEE, only child aF
William and the late Caroline Matilda Brown aged
l5th months and 2 days.
bend me oer thy little form,
Now stiff in death and cold:
Aud think another darling aih'.
Has safely reached the fold
Isee by faith. a little crown
OF gold upon Thy brow,
hear the rustling OF thy wings
Thou hrt al angel now
And shall / mourn thy earthly 'io"io.
Or wish thee back again;
A traveller to a certain tomb,
An heir Of certain pain
No I rather II ! need must weep.
Let mine be tears OF Joy
That unto me this day 10 born.
In Heaven. angel boy
Departed this life Sunday morning, The l1ih
Sept 1862 in the county OF Ame q, nis sALLin
r. SELDEN, devoted wife OF VIM ID. 6elden, in
the 4ith year Of her age.
She was on q visit TO her sister, In that county,
for a few months. when she was taken sick with
chronic dyspepsia, which lasted her nearly two
months she died happy death.
Al, bis residence, Bleak HILL King William county,
on Monday the 18th inst, o. ty phoid lever, AMhs
M CONWAY, date OF this city, in The @'th year
OF his age.
dren aud large circle OF friends to mourn tdeir
loss.
On the l;,h inst, WILLIAM BEAUREGARD
SON of J. w. and Anna Moody. aged Is months
Little willie had beer very Ill for four months
He died Of chronic consumption. He died smilia9
and IL now free from pain, and praIsing Tod IN
glory.
At his late residence, In HALIFAX county Va, on
the 18Th inst, of typhoid fever, CHARLES II. Il
RELL In the Path year OF his age.
On Union Ill., on thu 18th inst, ANNIE LEE
Youngest child OF Joseph aud Susan McCa!Iis'er,
aged TWO years one month and seven days.
After lingering Illness. which she bore with
Christian fortitude, Mrs. LUCY WINSTON. VILE
OF William b. Winston, IN the o5th year ef her age
leayi Ing All aged husband TO mourn her loSr
Obituaries.
CHARLES l.. POWELL, JR, tie son OF Charles
H. Powell, formerly OF Winchester, Va. has joined
r,~ hux~a SGD
from the storm OF the battle field to The peace of
Heaven. At the beginning Of this war, his elder
brother, Lloy Powell, broke from the trammels Of
a lucrative business in which he was engaged ID IL
luois to hasten 10 the defence of his naive state
He gave but two weeks TO the endssrments OF n
home from which he had been separated rs many
years before, taking his place in the ranks OF our
army within almost AZ brief a period. 10 otter up
his young life in its many vgor and rich promise,
and pour from his bleeding heart the last ubstion to
Liberty, on the plains Of MANASSAS. This younger
brother whom he had left behind him. emulous Of
his example, soon as be oould be released from
the entertainments OF business. made his way home
throag Oh the difficulties which beset him. TO take the
vacant plaza among tie de enders OF his country
By the a,ion of friends. whose fresh grIet
would not slio them to think that the EFFICIENCY OF
the times SO soon required a renewal OF the costly
sseritce. he accepted the appointment Of Deputy
Marshal OF the Winchester D.Strct. His strong
convictions al duty would not allow him TO avail
himself OF the exemption conferred by an Office 10
enemy no duties were then attached ana on the
last advance oil Jackson's army he attscse himself
to the Fredericksburg Artillery under The command
of Capt. Bfas ton lie passed safely through The
pers of Cedar Mountain. 10 offer az hi5 lie Tor his
country IN the battle of Warrenton Springs. leav-
ing no other brother TO follow in the!c pathway 10
glory.
peYs this tribute tn his memory d" Ha vas killed
BIZ shell while brayeiy serving his gun. Al
though he had been member Of nay battery bat =
short time, by bis uniform good conduct and con
srant attention 70 his duties. be had secured the
good opinion I'd esteem OF hs officers. aui had
wen for himself many irisEds IL the company -
Allow me 10 say that in your goa our blee'hn =
country lost u brave and noble oefsader believe
he died q true Christian
Noble, ccasisfate commanded who knows how
to appreciate he lofty herois aud di ed
trio,sn of the oritatS and to minister the couso
lation of well nieritsd praise to the teasts Of be-
reayed relatives.
Should this war even close in disaster, (syhicli
faith In God fohds 10 anticipated there will
burst throrgh tbs gloom a stream or glory, from
the memories OF tue youthful martyr heroes who
HAYS thronged the ranks OF our armies, which will
iilulnne through Successive ages the History a
our Southern ConiederRcy.
How sleep the brave who sn. 10 rest
With all their country wishes biast
When spring with dewy fingers cold,
Returns TO dock their taliowed mould
She there shall dress 3 sweetar SOD
Than Fancy's feet have ever trod.
"By fairy hands their kuell liz rung
BY forms unseen their dirge Is sung
There honor coInes, pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay
And freedom shall awh bile repair,
10 dwell weeping hermit there"
Serg't w. AUGUSTUS NORRIS, OF Company
D, LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers, of the
late VIM. J. Morris. died at Warrentou. Va, AZ IL
minutes before II o'clock q, light, in his 22d year
Early In the field after his mother sia'e, Virginia
had taken her stand with her sister States OF the
South. he bore his part in ibe battles Of the DIS!
Manassas AID again al Williamsburg. soon aftei
which his health gave way. Resting only few
weeks aud but partially restofed yet totally unfit
for active duty, in despite OF the advice OF hi
friends, went forth again TO do battle. Sill c5nfn
uing In feeble health. he taok part in the second
Manassas, and fell Ilortaliy wounded ON the 30tt
ult. After q week of great suHering, bsetNNips
somewhat trsnsul n few hours before his depar
ture, he said to his friend nd brother soldier who
had never left him, II afi willing and reeiy die
He had remembered his Creator in the days Of biz
youth. May that aged mother and devoted sister
as well % those two soldier brothers III the West
thus sorely beesved realize rational soace In the
reflection that he was willing ana ready 10 die
The numerous young friends only hope sgsir
to mingie with Gus" Morris by getting ready Il
die AZ he died III 4.
NOTICE Our withdrawal from the PRODUCE
~ COMMISSION BUSINESS is hereby mad,
known The failure 10 obtain acceptable assist
has forced 10 tbs STEP under circumstances diff
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Our Office will De kept open Tor settlements Ill
further notice and tue present time is commended
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easy that they " III ever see.
Those having our GRAIN BAGS will please sent
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