The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06
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On Wedns sday. the 9th inst. n haIf.nn.t =
O'Clock A. NJ, kETURAR ELIZAnETH'
the only daughter OF Dsniel and 0ary @.
Asuek ased years months and 5 DAYS.
This !ssle etrl was remsrkasly eifted. Ma.
lection. In mint she was quiet and uvsiy
her memory was strikinsly rstentiye. Hsr
son blue eyes and. dark hair, her faultieea
ecmp!sslop. her gentle expression. and mil1
OF sntrancinx swssaess. made up . coanSs.
nance OF surprising lovslinsss.
n,ox ~ = crisvoas. An oyerw Aslmina
el0" , 10 !ose' o zach a a(s, child Nike thu
None '0 o"n :n ano ~ Ssssaa9si and psomis.sg
| eacn bereavement save tAoeo whose hesrts
nave Gied It. II II grisvous blow. q desols.
| 1nx em,eoon. but II u well the philosopher
~. ovledee It. the Christian Knows It.
whose JOY and pride and troasurc sSs was.
VINO worked for her, planned for her, lived
| ior nS-who 80 only darkness Whsre all VA
| G1 oelore, now that she II no more
ana Will ever pray to rejoin her IN tAat Hoa.
| ven 70 which she 6eckons them
6er funeral viii take place to-day, 1t her
'n Tr r rs,E In Fulton, At O'Clock 2.
/ are invited 70 attend without further notice.
Aynchburg papers please COPY.
"a TueSday, 4th Instant, Of typhoid fever,
| Lieet WA. J. McULOY Of the y. 8. A., in
tho 46th year Of his age.
are respectfully Invited 70 attsna his funeral,
Sidney.
| In THIS city, at the residence Of her father.
on Tnssdsy night. the 4.n ias:: after short
| Of Geo w. and Emily J. Yanoey, in the 18th
year of her age.
The funeral win take place from Rev. DR..
! evening at 8 O'Clock. The friends aud &C
quaintances Of the family are in vited to attend
! without further notice.
At his residence, in Rectortown. Eau.
| quisr county, Va, ON tho morning Of the
| 10Th of Febr aary, 1S63, JAMES HOWARu
RECTOR, after painful illness Of typhoid
| pneumonia, in'the Goth year Of his age
/ Death has again entered the house OF
! mourning, from which, but a short time
since, were borne to their silent resting place
| the children OF him whose loss We depiore-
! Having left the flseting scenes Of earth. he
uacended 70 hold sweet communion with the
| Beloved Of his heart, to that land of promise
l which was secured to him - a rich inheri-
| lance Tor life we'll spent In the practice OF
/ those Christian virtues, truth and charity,
l which gave character to his manhood, ana
| won for him axepu,ation that shall live after
l him. --
Our departed friend received the affection
| and esteem OF large circle Of admirins as
l sociates. In all the transac tons Of life, he
endeavored 70 discharge his duty to his God,
his country, and his fellow. man In his
business pursuits, he was governed By Q sense
Of justice and strict integrity. As q hus-
| band and father, tho grief OF y bereaved family
bear testimony to his love, and solicitute for
their welfare and happiness. As friend, he
was warm In his attachments; OF generous
impulses, he received the love and regard o1
l all who came within the sphere of his manly
influence. As citizen, he bore an unblsm-
ishsd repu tation; devoted to the land OF bis
l birth, his HEARTFELT sympathisS we've given
I - the cause Of freedom and for the success
| of xopthern rights.
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virtues we bear testimony. In his death
1 society has lost useful member, his family
I kind husband and father, and Virginia .
noble and devoted son. ri fM.zD.
On Tuesday morning tih mat, OAPATOLIA
| aaea 20 months and seven days. fsnt daughter o
Lewis and Lucy Jane Horsoa, Of this city.
IT'S sad to breathe the porting word.
With throbbing heart and fearful eye
Te see tho tender flower We loved
80 early wither, droop, and die.
IT'S sad to see the sunny snils
Fade from the cold and palud fsea.
Fro scrfow, care, md worldly guile
Have swept away the angel trace,
We mourn becauss our minstrel dear
Our Cherished bird has flown away.
Freed feom earth'S cage OF pain sad esre,
| She MARBLES sweeter notes to-day.
And yet va would not call thee bask.
Our darling Oapasolis, thou art blest.
We hope to meet thee In that land
Where weary spirits swsstly rest.
on the 9th ult, in Danville, Va, Of dip
ths1a. LULA CLIFTON, daughter Of Joh1
r and .>pna e. Terrell, aged : years and
| months.
70 one 50 young, Death brought no shadow
A. Il brourht NJ fear; but soft and gentle
Was Its to 1oh, IS !. an an. an 9:c.
| Had smiled on her ssVeet 1ace,
And left its beauty there fRlEHD.
At Lower Brandon, on Sunday, Feb. sd
MAMIE A., daughter Of R>Y. Peyton Har
rison, formerly Of Cumberland county, Va.