The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-12
nEATEES.

Died. Mt Utica, Ny, August 10. while on 2 visit
to his erandparcnt, WALTER PAUGBUkN
NEWBERRY, only son OF waiter y. anu i'arrte'
Newberry, aged five mouths and eleven days. -"
,tt,r - 'nrotrncted illness, VIRGINIA PEG RAM,
daughter of William F. and Elizabeth 5. Taylor.
Died. on Saturday. August 9Th, 1873, WILLETTE,
Youngest child Of William j. and Saiah Martul,
aged i've years and eight months ...sf.
: Death spreads his witll'rIng, wtntry arms,
E., And beauty smiles no more: I@G '...''
All. where are now those rising cnartnS q. III
Which pleased our eyes before!
That once loved form. now cold and dead, ..
Each mourntnl thought employs;
r,f We weep. our earthly comforts ned, -
And withered all our joys.
Hone looks beyond the bounds Of time,
When what we now depore
Shall rise in Iull immortal prime, =
And bloom 10 fade 10 more.
Died. on Tuesday, August 5. GEORGE HENRi
ENKOUGHTY. aged nine months and SIX DAYS
ENROUGHTY. aged nine months aud ten days
children of Hudlcsey and Eliza j. Enrousht5.
"Ilake these little lambs" said He,
And lay them on my breast,
Projection they shall find in Inc,
.fIl.s In Inc he ever bleSt.' ...'
Died. at her husbands residence, in Chesterfield
county Yesterday morning, Of cerebro-SpihaI me-
ningitis, Mrs. GEORG EANSA Jones, VIE 81
William H. Jones, aud daughter Oh iio'''aS F" ist's
Dear as thou'wert. and justly dear, ~ ~.
~ -
10 One thought shall check the Startiug telr-
1t is that thou art free. 49, ''+
~ And Thus shall faiths cGnsolng power e.
nh The tears of love restrain -, t'': "'.ii
=. Oh, who that saw thy parting lotf ,.. -g.sg
Could wish thee here again: ,.....
i. Triumphant in thy closing eye. -
81 Ji The hope of glory shonet .in'''- -'''..
JOY brea,hcd in thy expiring sign ...,ss E. ID.
To think the race was run. a.; mil ..a .,stT
Gently the passing spirit fled, ..,,!.,. ~,
Sustained by grace divine: ''' -
...r Oh, may such grace on us be shed, --'.'..'>
-. And make our end like thine. r3fl.... ....A
THE funeral will take place from Pine-Street ZAP
tist church at S O'Clock THIS AFTEENOON.''"f
Died on the nth Instant of cholerl-infantpm;
MARY CARAIELIA, iutant daughter OIL 1. ano
Bette L. Griffin. aged seven months ana t"ep9-
eight days. g.. --.,-..... 49,. s"';sf'
God looked among his cheruh band, t'..-f
And one wanting there
To swell along the holy band ,.-.'
49, The hymns Of praise and prayer. ..f
One little soul. which long had been ~ ,..is
.'." Half way tween earth and SKY,
Uptempted In world OF sim g. .''s.- .':.'
-y.it,. He watched with loving eye.
s, 1t was too promising a flower ...i r., .. =.
To bloom upon this earth: a .,...,r.,
f''i And God did give II angel power 30
And bright celestial birth. ".r.r-
-a..,i The world was all too bleak and cold II
To yield 1t quiet rest; ,.t.. -....
.' God took It to shepherds fold
+. And laid it on His breast go =
H.. Now, Mary's in her Saviour's arms s! .-'..
-...- Forever indebted: ....... &.
Amid the little chcruD band,
There little Mary lies.
The funeral will take place at their RESIDENCE &c
Jackson street, second door from the corner Oh St
Paul, at S O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. Ihe
friends and acquaintance of the family are inviIed
to attend.
Died. at Gordonsyile, Va, on the 10th of August,
NELLIE CLIFTON, Youngest daughter of j. G.
and NJ. j. Clifton, of Richmond; aged eighteen
months and ten days.