Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIEp on Monday last her residence this place. Mrs
ANN NJ. PEYToN widow OF the late john II Peyton, ESP
DIED. Tuesday the 9th inst after brief Illness MIR.
WILLIAM PlTMAN for many years resident OF Tins place
DIED. at his residence South River, in this County on
Sunday the 9TH Instant JACOB HARNER the ig year Of
his age Mr. Haruer native OF Mary land, but Tor man
years past srzeu this County He has Tor many been
consistent member Of the German Reformed Church
DIED Saturday night the 9th instant after painful dis
OF several mouths duration, Dr. JosEPH A. RAGLANo (o
the late firm Of Rasland oge) in the saith year of his
The deceased was native OF Richmond and settled III tins VII
lage (Scotyie) about six years ago and embarked Me
cantle pursuits, which he continued period
OF his death HIS business and position m the community made
him generally known his fellow citizens and his AVAILABILITY
and sterling integrity secured him their and coudcuce
His Indeed uature calculated alike to win esteem and
cite admiration being that kud which upon steady
fixed pricpc cherished aud habualy practsed, tie lovely
of the moral law TO such an extent that he could
did saw that he had recollection OF having rngc one
of its claims The meek sufferer declared too 10 his
mother that bed OF wearing and proOeted disease which
he bore with patience and which ended death
that she need have fears for him. Tor that he not only did
fear to die but could look beyond the grave with confidence
ihe mercy of mercilul God.
Such was DR.. Iagaud in life and at death, and while fame
may throw no laurel wreath over his grave yet affection VIII
remember the rainbow OF virtues that encced his he and
friendship viii entwne the cypress garland OF sorrow Ger dc
parted worth and hope with her radient finger will point iron
the dark cloud which has crushed human hopes and
earthly prospects, and eXclam with confidence Ihou God
wilt soften the and brighten the desolaon which thy
righteous has made for thou art too wise TO err TOO
gooO 70 pc mN9d May this dlspenation prove IA me e
ro cut nom the tree Of life by Gods hand to bring al
he bercaYed ones eternal beedueSs beyond the tomb The
sincere prayer Oh a syTpathising friend. II.
DIED. the 18th INST at the residence Of her ather in this
vicinity, Miss SUSAN " daughter OF Col James Crawford IL
the 18th year Of her age
In the death ofhis n1be young lady her family and friends
have experienced most anenta6e loss. She united e
ceent education with natural abilities and amable DISPOSE
ton which together gave promise OF life of usefulness as wei
happiness bat il has pleased an awiSe God remove he
aud though tears OF natural grief must bud vent such an
eason her friends have found much comfort rejecting OF
her peaceful end Her disease exceedingly ans
painful and battling the skfu and assdious attention of he
physicians, performed its purpose very speedily She not
aweek Early in the period Of her sickness her attention
cnery and faithfully called her Eternal Interests BY tn
blessing of God the admonon of the occasion aud the excel
lent Christian instruction she had received nchdhood and youth
she was led her condition the sight OF God
TO seek and find the Savior osnners precious her SOUL Wit
ene eomppre and peace she made arper arrangements 70
gently fell asleep. - -
YIN Tue sac uy and in an adjoining JAMES CRAWFORD
infant son OF lhomgs and Margaret BGrc OF Grecnbrier
released from Toracted disease and at The early aye of
months was taken to continue and better ceue
immortal existence.
large company ofsympahisin- friends from town and com,
mingled their with the afflicted family around the dou
Die graye--the tomb Of youth aud infancy. b. NJ S.