The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-08
DEATHS.

Died. in Manchester July 9th after an Illness % o ~
few hours ELIZA the devoted ana rear of her
age leaving husband, two children, ano iasge Gs
Gle Of relatives and friends to mourn their
" The announcement OF the sudden taking-of OF
this beloved woman will cause unspeakaoie sorr9 p
in the hearts of all who knew ana 9Ssa he[ ,on
She was n loving wife and mother, devoted dalgh,
ter and sister consistent Christian, ana
who thus mourn as those without comfort all our
sympaties are rendered; and they sf,ouio pc co on,
soed by the reflection that she passed away "a c e
grave. .-.-.
Her dreamless sleep an aspect wore
But rarely seen in death before.
In snowy garments like \ Dr1de -,
Dccked for the bridegroom ere she died,
She seemed from earthly faint set free,
Made pure and white, oh! God, for Ihse.
Her funeral will take place THIS lSatGrda{)
MORNING at 0 O'Clock from the Baptist churcn.
The friends and OF the fanny are i To
yied to attend without further notice 10 proceed 70
Naury cemetery.
Died, on the 9TH Instant, at the residence OF Or.
Edwards, Lanesvillc, King William county. Va, IN
the twenty-seventh year OF Ills age 'AhEo IL
Friends and acquaintance of the family and also
the survivors of the Old First Virginia Reg or
which he was member are invited to attend his ~
neral from st. Patricks church ut O'Clock THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
Died, at four minute, past O'Clock, July 7th
BERTHA EUNICE, infant daughter OF Rosa Is.
and Isaac II. Hatcher; aged six months.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
on nf sUNDhY the 9th instant Hf at O'clock r The
friends and acquaintance of the family are invited
to attend without further notice. .......-..
Died, in Henrice county. July 9Th Of choeEa. liz;
Maria L. Whitiow; aged nineteen months and if-
teen days. ......- ...t: .'..-~. .--r'
Death spreads his with'ring, wintry arms,
And beauty smiles no more;
All where are now those rising charms
Which pleased our eyes before
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When what we now depore -.
Shall rise In full. immortal prime,
And bloom TO fade no more.
Her funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
dence THIS Saturday EVENING att O'Clock.
Died. July 3d. at the residence of his grandma
ther Mr. Il & GhTiss nan som Of
II. and Eta Clarke; aged nine months and twenty
Or such is the kingdom of heaven.
Died. at the residence of Mr.. George Clark, No.
24ol M street. Friday morning, July z, 1875, Mrs;
EVELINE r. CHlLDREY, in the seventY-ninth
Funeral will take place from The Twenty-Gfth,
Street Christian chapel THIS Saturday MORNING.
at O'Clock. Friends of the deceased are lnVltea 10
attend
co fS AL LIS s! wife r Of james " Allison, and
daughter Of James and Mary w. Thomas.
Died, Friday, July 7th, NORA, daughter Of Louisa
W. ana n. v. Randolph; aged thirteen months
Died, on the 18th Of July. 1876. at ten minutes to
q O'Clock Z. NJ, CORA LEE, daughter OF c. L. and
Laura T. Blankcnship: aged one year, two months,
and twcnty-four days.
Weep not, my parents dear,
am gone to rest. you need not fear;
Ny life was short by this you see
Prepare yourselves to follow me.
Her funeral will take place SUNDAY EVENING,
the 9th. at the Oregon Hill Methodist church. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
Norfolk papers please copy.