The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-25
1890 l,l-ss1l
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Nsar selrnas a t,.. Il iy ed. assa, Major ROBERT
SWAN, son-ia-laW OF pr. clutlcs Macgili, @ tnis
Major swan WAS Of staryla,,d. and Grind
son Of Major John Swans Of Revolutionary iaI ~
At the breaking out Of the Mexcan war Ine es1
ceased though only eighteen years OF age. Iecsiteu
The appointment OF lieutenant In Captain BOD ar
ciers company, tof voltigenrs, afterwards me Ia.
nentet, General Archer, OF the Confederate sGues
xrmy.j and throughout the war he was conspicu,,
n,,sly identified with the history OF that intrepth
company, ami distinguished himself on 20 many ov
c,efous for his personal bravery and efficiency as an
officer that on his return home he was yotea spe
cial resolution of thanks by the Legislature OF hafy
land. -. s,o., tr,e IN lis
native State and emgr;tted to California nj tne
when that section was attracting man! Oh our I'LL
est aud most entcrprsing young mel. Ie r,os
there number OF years. and occupied various ounces
OF trust In the Stale-was representative IN her L.
gislature during portion of the period Oh hef carry
an he Was induced ie the solicitation Of friends TO
return again to MARYLAND. where he had merely e,,y
established himself I'm business relations when our
unfortunate political differences eliminated In the
late war: and, with his ardent disIositinn Was
among h , r, o. o9 The s seu Mo He United himself
with the early volunteer troops of Virginia ahu s-
lantly and cospicunusy conducted himselt In nam
Of her hard-fought battles. and was earnestly luch'
fled I'm her Interest to the unhappy close; ,hou.
! He witnessed the death and mutllation o al,"I
sands Of his comrades in battle ana pas" o, ta
thc r,auCers comparatively unharnicd ~ meet Wv,
sum- Of All !a-wisc ntin'cfh'anic III; ~
while IN the quiet pursuit OF his daily avncin ~
| 4
that full SUCCESS which his arduous laors so t:ti
| mc-ited Iut friend IS no more. ana >upWi'tits
70 tho will of orr Heavenly Father, we mourn MN
for his many and endearng qualities oil heiTt an''
| mind He was brave, noble, and generous 10
| fault. , c ,,,orr,o,t al
| Uollywo0d Friday evening. More definite noiice
will bc given as to the time and point OF arrival.
At the residence of her husband. at o'clock T NJ:
! ,JuIy Esd. 1872 Mrs. EVE RUTHERF0QkD, VIE
/ Of Thomas rutherford and daughter oil Judge >. =
WpIsrpr Of Petersburg.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Thomas EHiher,
foord and those of Mary \. Strvagr are requested
tn meet the remains at the Richmond ana refers
| burg dcpot at Il o'clock NJ TODAY.
In Manchester July 81. lS72, CLIFTON CiIiL,Et S
! the Youngest son Of j. III. and l.. V. LlIStoMB,
! aged fifteen months. from whoopinS-couSh ana
teeting.
Farewell, dear CLIFTOS-fny sweet iit'lc baDe-
| With us OH earth yOu VIII dwell no more
| No hand of mortal your life could save,
| Your pain and sIifferings are all DER
The funeral services will take place al the family
rrsi,icncr corner of Decatur and E'cFcntn streets
AT 10 o'clcck 4. VI. the 18th. The friends anu rti
tive. Of the family are requested 10 attend.
On the 18TH Instant at the residence Of her son-liI-
( law H. i. Walden. Mrs. Ann H. pow VEIL, WIDOW
of the lite Austin l.. Powell In the scTcnfy-secohd
| wear Of her yc. formerly Of King William county.
| Lvnrhburg. CarlcStown Jefferson culiitEl ana
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