The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11
DIED.

At his residence in this city, on tho morning Of the
10th nsttnt after short but painful nrss at only
two days, JOHN JACOB MAlfERN, in the hhy-
fourth year OF his aSe, leaving devoted wtc a,ti
dive children 10 mourn their untiney loss.
| am sitting here alone,
| All alone;
| And the san is sinking lower,
| Casting shadows on the i.ooy;
| Bat Il shows his vacant chair,
| Anil see he is not th,rc.
| I still listen for the Tail
OF his footsteps III the hail,
Though know that neveImorc
Shall il echo from the floor
lie ~ gone; nh : he IS gone
| ! am sitting in my chair Gil alone
Others gather here, but yet
I'm alone.
They can readily forget
All the agony and grief
!, That has swept across my souI,
A. the tugbd pillows roll;
Yet find me some relief
Tor tins - ugFiC must be brief
Ii is more than ] can bral-
Take me, take me, oil NJ there
lie is gone, an lle is gone
L am sitting her alone, all alone
His funeral viii take place from St Johns Church
on Fifth, between Leigh and Jackson streets this
morning ut nine O'Clock The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
On the 10th instant, at half-past : O'Clock A NJ.
ANNA CECILIA, youngest daughter OF John and
Mcvin!a Cutlery, aged eleven months and ten DAYS.
and also, little ESiELLIA, died August S, 1862
aged two years and two months
Dc,reSt babies thou hast left Us.
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God that hast hcrcft US
He can all our SORROWS heal
But, again We hope TO meet thee.
When the dag OF life is fled
Then, III heaven, with loya0 greet thee
Where no parting tear is she'd
The funeral will take place from their f,tbo,, ,;
denee IN Fort Mayo, on Thursday, the llth instant
at O'clock 7. NJ The friends and ac0laintanccs
OF the family are requested 10 attend
ga Baltimore papers please copy
On Tuesday, 9th instant, AMANDA pATrEB
son, Youngest child of John j. and Frances Ann
Wilson, aged one year and nine months
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
the funeral this Thursday morning, al 10 O'clock
from the residence OF her parents, OF franklin
street, below Twenty-frst.
On the 10Th instant, at h.lf-past five O'Clock \.
NJ, PllLlP HENRY, son OF William and MARY
Ann Rove, aged four yeats and'tive months
l take these little lamb5 said he,
And hay them III my breast;
Protection they shall lind III NE,
In me be ever blcst
The funeral will take place from the Oregop Hill
Bdptist Crunch tins afternoon at half-past thtcp
0dotk. Inc friends and acquaintance, of IN,
i"hiily are respectfully invited to attend,
On Wednesday, August 10th, 1861, at halg-past
tour o'clock at the residence OF her SON. AIr PeVton
L. dlii after long and pIouaCted Illness OF con-
sumption, Mrs. MARGARET A VATGuAN -,
the tity-third year OF her age
Her friends and acquaintance are invited 10 NJ
tend her funeral this Thursday, afternoon at five
o'clock from Clay Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. -
On Saturday, August 6, 1861, Miss sATIIE
SWORDS, 1T the twenty-eighth wear of her a1e,
after short bat very painful sickness
On Saturday, August 9Th, 1864. aftera painful
sickness Of several weeks JAMES Nj FOX a we'll
known natter OF this city aged about torty-six wears
81 Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy