Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22
DIED.

In Canton, Missouri at the residence of William
Eagon, Esq, DIR. Henry EAeoN, in the 62nd year OF
his age, formerly of Staunton, Va. He put his trust
in Jesus The Bible was read 20 him and he prayed.
Peace be to his ashes.
In this county, on the 18th ult, at her residence,
near West View, SOPHIA KELLER. wife of George Kel
Ter, decd, aged 90 years. The deceased was men,
Der of the German Reform Church for rs years, and
died Ia hope OF glorious Immortality; requesting
her friends TO meet her in Heaven.
At the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.. James NJ.
Pettgrew, in Lexington, on the 18th of November,
bout six O'Clock, afera painful and protracted illness,
CHARLES WARNER, Esq, in the 6Srd year of his age.
Mr. Warner, we believe, was native Of Augusta coun
ty but had resided in this town from his ooyhood.-
de was man of naturally strong and vigorous intel
ect, of good general information great rankness and
sincerity of character and ardent attachments Under
the new Constitution. he was twice elected to the
magistrscy in this district, but resigned before the
close Of his second term. His official duties were
faithfully discharged, and his decisions gave very
general satisfaction. He leaves several children and
large circle Of relatives and friends, TO lament his
death.
Tribute of Respect.
At called meeting ofthe West Augusta Guard, held
at their Armory, on the 18th OF November, 1859,
Lieut. Waters stated the object for which the meeting
called, when the following resolutions were offer
ed and adopted:
Resolgsd That we have heard with deep regret Of
the death of our fellow citizen Adam Bickle.
deceased fellow citizen is entitled public demon
straton of our respect Military Company.
RssoJved, That will attend his funeral in body
and bury him with The Honors of War.
ReSoiVed That copy of these resolutions be fur
nshed to the family of the deceased and the Stanton
papers for publication.
LIEUT.. ]. H. WATERS, Chm
F. NJ. INBoDEN, Secy.
Tribute of Respect.
AT called meeting of the West Aug usta Guard,
held at their Armorv November l7th 1859, Lieuten-
ant Waters stated the object for which the meeting
called, when the following resolutions offer
ed and adopted:
Resolced, That we have heard with deep regret of
the death o. esteemed fellowcitizen, Nicholas c..
Kinney
Res6esa, That as soldier of the war of IS IL, our
deceased ellow-citizen is entitled to public demon
stratiou of our respect q Military Company.
ReS0lUsd. That we will attend his funeral in body
and bury HIM with the hOnors of war.
ResO|0ed. That copy of these resolutions be iur-
ushed to the family Of the deceased and the Staunt on
papers for publication.
LIEUT.. ]. H. WATERS, Chairman.
+. NJ. IMDoDEN, Secretary.
Tribute of Respect
At Circuit Court for Augusta county, held OF the
Court house on Thursday, Nov. H. 1882
Thomas J. Niche, Esq, announced to the Court the
death of Nicholas c. Kinney Clerk OF this Court and
on behalf of the members of the Stauuton Bar, pre-
scented the proceedings of meeting of the Bar this
day held and asked that the proceedings be entered
upon the records OF the Court.
ThereupOu the Court sincerely sympatbizug in the
feelings expressed by the members of the Bar in the
resolutions adopted by them doth order that the said
proceedings be entered on record as follows:
At meeting of the members of the Staunton Bar,
held at the Courthouse Thursday the 18th day of
November, 1852 Thomas j. Niche, Esq, was called
TO the chair, and Col. John b. Baldwin, appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Alexander Fl. Fl. Stuart the following
preamble aud resolutions were unanimously dopted:
1t having been made known to the members of the
Bar that Nicholas g. Kinney the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, has departed this life since
the adjournment of the Court yesterday, and the
members of the Bar being DESTROYS of estfyng their
respect for Que with whom they have been so long Off
cally and personally associated, and forwhom gen.
teman and officer of the Court, they have cherished
sentiments of cordial friendship and esteem,
RsS0tUed, Therefore, that we, the members of the
Bar of Augusta county, have heard with deep sens-
bity Of the death of friend and official associate
Nicholas G. Kinney, gentleman who by his kind
and benevolent feelings, strict integrity and exempla
ry conduct in all the relutions of ife had endeared
nsef TO all who had the pleasure of his acquaint
ance
Resolved, That we tender to the family of the de-
ceased our warmest sympathies in the heavy affection
which has fallen on them.
ReSoIcsG, That the Chairman of this meeting be re-
quested to communicate copy of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions to the family of Mr.. Kinney,
and that the Circuit Court be requested behalf of
the Bar to order the to be spread the records
of the Court.
Rssotped, That copy of these proceedings be CON-
municaed to the newspapers of the town. with the
quest that they be published.
On motion of John d. Imboden, Esq, the meeting
adjourned TH0S. J. NICHE, CH'N.
JoHN b. BALDWIN. Secy.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS Dep Cl'k