Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-09
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED. at Bellefonte near Stanton, Cher late home
and patrrna nheritance) the Goth Vt March, 1901
in the 54th year of her age, Mrs ANN b. PArrEsoS'
wife OF ID. w. Patteson Esq She has been an APPROX
q. member of the Presbyterian Church for many years
She departed ON that beautiful calm sunny dayall2 o.
clock NJ in the presence OF her family anu numerous
friends calmly aud quietly as she had ever lived
IL IS confidently believed that she nevrr""u " In.
and, ,s o..Cd~ntIy ussSTvd that she was nef'r Known
40 utlrr an unkind W I'D, cherish such sentiment
towards any human b, ing.
DIED. OF paralysis, on the 9th OF March last, at his
residence IN Washington county Missouri. apt DAVID
HANGla form ry of Augusta county, ag az years
DIED in this place, ou saturday last, Miss CATHA
RINe ASN McCLuSs, agcn - years
DIED on Nlouda, the 3lst Of March, about O'Clock
in the vyea!ng at the residence OF her son. John A
North IN l. .wIsburg, Mrs. MARGARET A. No"Th, IN
the II ear VI age. She was an aicconate moth
ar and Il consistent chrislian'
DIED, on Saturday night, the 9th inst, after lew
DAYS rllness, DR.. EDMUND BERKELEY, OF this place.
Dr BenKELEY has been well knOwn III This c0miu-
utv Tor the last fifteen year, as an est aOe memoer
oisUcIcIy, labOrlUus, kimd and skul physician "nd ah
humDl aud dcvout Christian. II IN the discharge VI any
OF these relative duties Conscious drpartur from rec
nude has been imputed 10 han, ii has Jailed 10 s;h
the ears him who had every opportunity vi otng IN
fuyncd ,,.r
;I md m me season of al.ctOn, and have fit his
sllI must mourn ms departure, while his mru'cal
brethren amongst will long d. plorc thi rtmo'a OF
one so courteous honorable and Obsrrrani OF lhosc laws,
upon which depend prof SSoaai confidence conf irt anu
broth, rly love. But wha; shall we say In regard 10
,bos tndr, domestic ties, WHICH have been sercrcu o
the hand If death To his family, indeed, the loss Is
rrrnarable NAV the Christians faith and hope, that
the God of all the earth do,th and that their loss Is
his eternal GAIN mpart to them the grace OF rtsigna'
ton,
meeting Of the Rector and Vestry Of Trinity
Parish Augusta County Va, held in Trinity Church,
stanton, Monday April 7th 1851, the following pre-
amble and Resolutions unanimously adopted;
Whereas II AS pleased Almighty God IN ms lhsc'u
table SdOm remove from our esteemed Ills MI anu
mos, faithful CO. laborer the OF Christ dnd ms
v, stry aad an exemplary Warden OF this Parish
'0T Resolve eeaegr gratefully cherish a remcm-
brance az Rand steady p'ety which dis
tinguisl - ftian, aud that we hereby re,
cord ouS gsSi,vky to his exemplary fidelity aud
lbs resolved, Tha, this Immunity, aud particularly the
Conurrpation of which he was 'brght aud shining
ioh have in this disp, nsation Of Divine Providence,
sustained heavy affection, aud that we mourn the
death of one, whose example as Christian ana ct-
zen ia all the relations Of life, secured Tor HIM cur cor
DIAL approval and highest esteem.
p Sdlv,d That we tender tothe afflicted relict and
family of the deceased our heartfelt sympathy and at
fctiona coincidence and that certified cops o these
procredng b. delivered 10 them By the cretary.
Resolved, That in future testimony OF the hlSh cS-
tina,ion m which hold the many vIrtu ana srccs
which adorned he social aud Christian character OF our
deceas d brother, we will wear the usual badge OIL
-''"S r. T. CASTLEMAN. Rector.
Edwin NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary