The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-09
DYED.

Ia Manchester Virginia, on Saturday, August O,
1854. WILLIAM ROBERT, eldest son o. Jus phi T.
and judith A seawaid, aged nine years ard six
months lie was instantly killed by the accidental
explosion Of lot of shells NJ the foundry Of Mr..
a.avneil Bradley, By which sesen others also
LiiiUi.
Aud SIT ana think when the sunsets gold
u flushing the river and hill, and shore,
shall obe day stand by the water cold,
And last foF the sound of the boatman's oar,
shall watch fof the eicam of the Tapping sail;
shall hear the boat IA it gains the strand
shall pass from sight with the boatnan pale,
10 the better shore of the spirit land
| shall know the loved that have gone before,
Aud iuyf,llly sweet will the meeting be, ~s-~---
when over the river, the peaceful RIVER,
The angel oil death shall carry me,
ny Petersburg AMI Norfolk papers please copy.
o., the sth Of August OF haf-past three o'clock
| A. NJ, ROSA BLANCHE, infant daughter 81 VII
liam H. ana Wanna Stott, aged two years i've
| months and twenty -four days.
ne,sI,.., Rosa, thou has left as
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But it's God who hast beret us
lie can all our sorrows heal
Thy gentle spirit passed away
Mid pain the most severe:
So srcat We could not wish thy stay
\ moment longer here.
Her funeral viii take place from her father resi-
d'noe, IN Sidney, this (inesday) evening at four
o'clock
sz<@ Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy.
On Che morning Of the 7lh instant JOHN Alley
WRIGHT, in the seventh year Of his age only child
of J. j. and Catherine Wright.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
invited b attend his funeral this ruyslayl morn
ing 1t eleven ooioek, on Grove road.
August s. at > o'elo,s A. NJ, nj the reSicncc- Of
William y, Hi, near the aImofy bridge, MARTHA
A. ANDREWS, youngest daughter OF William b
and MalS Andrews, AGED one year and two months,
ES2s@ Petersburg Express please copy.
On the morning Of the Eth instant in the third
year OF his age, HOWARD, youngest child OF
Thomas \ deceased and Elizabeth Wade
Lie IS a span, f'eetne breath
How soon the vdpor flies;
Man is is 4 tender, transient flower
That cen IN blooming dies
HOPE looks beyond the bounds Of time
When what We now deplote
Shall rise i'll full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more.
Ills lu.cral will take place from the residence of
his parent, near Hollywood Cemetery This morning
at IL ocIoak The friends and relative Of the family
are invited to attend. @
Yesterday morning. August g. nj the residence OF
Mr. w. o. Neshett, of typhoid fever Captain AR
THUR l. PORILOCK, company l. Fort -frst rcSi-
ment Virginia infantry, in the thir y-Grst year Of
his age.
Ills friends and those of Mr.. Nesbct.. are invited
to attend his funeral This Tuesday morning al 10
o'clock from st. paul's Church
- Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy
On Saturday, August 9Th, 1851 JAMES NJ. FOX,
aged olty-six years.
Ga Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy.
On Sunday last, at three O'Clock z. NJ, aged
thirtv-fivc years, Mrs. MARY {. AFFORD, wife al
Mr. Francis NJ. Afford, and eldest daughter OF Mr..
John ". Forrest, merchant Of this city.
Is" Norfolk papers please copy.
On the Sth instant, at the residence Of her d.ugh-
ter, MARGARET J. GRIFFIN, consort of Nelson
y. Griffin, of tiUyanna county, Virginia, aged
sixty-seven years She leaves two sons, five d1ueh-
tera. aged husband, and large number OF friends,
10 mourn their loss.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral. from st. PaHl's Church. this
evening at four o'clock.