Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-13
DIED,

In this place on the morning OF the 2otn OF Deceu
Der, 1851, Mr. EAGEN GREINER, aged 5S years ana ~
days.-Salem Register.
IoHs GLRypr departed this life, at his residence,
in the county of Pulaski, on Sunday evening" the
o7tI of December, 1857. He was born on the 22d OF
February, 1900 IN the county Of Derry, Ireland AT
a very tender age he was brought by his parents 10
the United States who with HIM settled in the county
of AUGUSTA Virginia. Mr. Glendy continued to re-
side in Augusta county during his minority, and I'M
I'll the wear 1885, when he removed with his family 10
the county of Pulaski, (then Montgomery where ne
resided until his DEATH During his residence 10 the
county of Augusta be attached to himself large cir,
Gle of friends by his quiet and retiring manners and
uniform correct department In Pulaski where ne mas
lived for nearly quarter of century, no one was so
universally esteemed, or for whom there was so gen.
eral manifestation of friendship by his urDane ana
uuie demeanOr he the esteem OF ALL and IL can De
surely said Of him. that his integrity was never doubt
ed or the purity of his motives questioned In pass
ing to the tomb he leaves space that lew can NIL
An afectOnate and devoted husband, KIND ana IN
Sulgen father his wife and children sincerely mourn
his loss and the community mingle their tears VIII
theirs in so sad bereavement
At the residence of her father Reuben Slaven Esq,
in Highland county, Virginia. Mrs. X ANNIE PArrER-
SON. wife of j. Howard Patterson, in the twentieth
year of her age.
Her amiabie disposition and exemplary conduct had
endeared her to all who knew her. But little more
than year ago she assumed the sacred character OF
wife-beloved by devoted and atteetlcnate husband
who was all the world to her, and with whom she hop
ed to share lites joys and sorrOws-in the buoyancy
Of health and ardor OF YOUTH tempered by Wen eui
tivated mind she looked forward TO many years Oh
mingled happiness and usefulness but he VINO 90
eth all things right had otherwise decreed; ane
warned by the fell destroyer, Consumption that engir
of DAYS would not be melted out to her on earth, sh'
looked for higher and purer Joys than earth coHd give
and whilst receiving the kind attentions OF her physl
can and friends, she sought communion with ina
God 10 whom she had given herself in an everlasting
Coveuant-and in sweet resignation to bis VIII. s9'
endured her suerngs with the patience and fortitud
which characterizes the true Christian. Sensible o
her approaching dissolution, she peacefully met ant
passed the trial of parting with those she loved He
'sst hour was spent in prayer and praise
"Calm was her exit
vi, deYs fall not more gently to the ground,
Nor wear "' H. NJ
~ Rockingham Register please copy,
Trihrte of Respect.
S WILL, January 9th, 1858.
At regular meeting of Fou, 'in plLsl3n No 10,
Sons of Temperance, the following '''"'-"i WIN
lutions were unanimously adopted J :, tho IN
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty Coz, a,,a from
scrutable wisdom Of his providence, to rem 70, n
our midst our much esteemed Brother, SAM - !,
WRIGHr who died on the 5th day OF January, $780, "
the 22nd wear Of his age, In consideration Oh the
good qualities which were exhibited In his character
rendering him worthy of our remembrance anu as
tribute Of the respect we entertain towards nun IL
Resolved That Fountain Division has heard VIII
deep sorrow of the death ofBrother SAINT d. WEIGHT
whose social and friendly intercourse, together WITH
his gentemanly and unostaous bearing, secured ioi
him that respect and good WILL both in and out OF the
Order which characterize merit -, -,
Resolved, That we sincerely sympatnlZe Win ING
family of our deceased Brother in the attlcuon Wnlcr
thew must feel at the loss of one well worthy OF the
warmest and most cherished affection.
Resolved That as q testimony otrespect Tor the ae
ceased the members will wear the usual Daage "
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of the preamble and resolu
tions be communicated to the family Of the deceased
and published in the Staunton papers and virginia
Conductor. JAMES MURRY,
A. V. TARE, fCommlttee.
u. D. POE.