Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

seeing tnem. Some OF them had bee n long known -
nm' A"u ne assured them that their lonC-con,inue d
sle" u nad not been, and would be- interrupt.
gu nc was ABOUT, he said, to separate from them to
return 10 ms public duties Washington and mvht
n,eee 'hem no more; but his earnest hone vv,s IT,
e GREAT Spirit above would take care Of bless and
c1eoe''e them He then and babe them an Of
Sconate farewell One Of the principal chiefs r., CHI
Gu forward, and grasping him with both hands az.
nrnn ~ 600 oieas You, my grca, Father" and over.
Come oy ms feelings turned away. The President md
coieh were much affected, and the whole house man.
esea sensible and lively emotion the interesting
tr..eEs'ew, ana separation of this distinguished man
rom our req brothers 1t was indeed a scene of the
interest, to see these hoary chiefsunutored
SONS otthe forest--about to separate from man en-
,vns known to them, and by them much beloved
under circumstances, too, which brought to Their
minus, tnat they about leave the land of tber
youth. where the bones of their fathers reposed Tha
conflicting emotions, brought upon them bv tb.; =.
hand, that under the laws of the white man tb
could not be contented and happy, were clearly v;;
ole and did not fail to inspire generous seps;h;i; =:
every bosom. These Incidents however nrowa a..
nothing OF compulsion, even resembling Il had
oeen' on TINS occasion, resorted to- The result has
oeen voluntary determination by the Indians under
e&stng circumstances, to remove, because they find
Impossible to live under the laws of the State which
claims jurisdiction over them.
COMMUNICATES
Tribute Of Respect to the usmory ehe tate Beueyteu
Broone.
me death OF this eStmabe gentleman ha v;nr haan
announced on the morning of Friday the 1Oth inst
meeting of The members of the Bar and other
friends or Mr. Browne, held in the General Court
Room, the evening of that day when tho follow,
ing proceedings took places
"a meeting OF the Meabers of the RicLmord
nar, and other friends Of Beverley ID Browne ESQ
neid IN the oeneral Court Room, in tire Capitol on
c tseihg OF FRIDAY the 10Th of Sc ptember, 1885,
ior the purpose of manfesting he respect and Gee
ZION In which they hold the memory of the DECEASED.
, Upon the motion of John Forbes ESQ Peter "
Caniel, Esq. was appointed Chairman. and Robert
,f H.
The Chairman stated the object of the ncetin,r
ana Conway Robinson. Esq, in short pertinent.
aud eloquent address, bore testimony t. the elevated
character and great worth of Mr. Browne, and in
conclusion. offered the following preamble and reso
'iutlons, which were seconded in warm nd affection
ate terms, by B f. Niche, ESQ., aud we're man;
mously adopted
"'The intelligence which has been received of ,h
loss of Beverley B. Browne, has caused the deanes,
regret to every member of this meeting No man was
ever more highly esteemed none more unversaIIv
peioved Most glad would be to indulge the
nope that this melancholy intelligence wonld nrovo
uhtrue but there is reasonable ground npon which
to rest doubt The information which has bean
received, is unfortunately too positive; and we are
IonPeed TO realize II as truth, that each of us has
lost an intimate friend the Bar one of it's most hob
respected members and society man of the most
solid worth. ~ oo'
AS professional man Mr.. Browne was possesscd
OF those qualities, which more than anv others are
requisite TO constitute the able LAWYER He nos
sessed discriminating mind, and an excellent 1udo
t nehl lie was hrm In the performance of his duty
oul ever mild and conciliating in his course. His
conduct was such to endear him not only to those
brethren OF the profession, with whom it was his for
tune 10 be associated, but also to those whom was
bis lot to oppose ~ " WIS
Ills duties as member of society were most
scrupulousy performed, and in a manner alwavs &c
amaoie as 1t was memorable But his phlantbronv
would not suffer him to stop with the performances
OF duty IL prompted him to the mos, generous acts
And MS generosity was bestowed in way which en-
tTey accorded with the whole character of tho man
fhere was no ostentatious display. His beralitv
was seldom known, except TO those who were the
objects of IT. NC
This is bat an imperfect sketch of the character
OF our respected fellow citizen. Under anv circum-
stances. the loss of such man would be most seri
ousy iei but the manner of his loss increases our
melancholy feeling on this OCCASION In the sprino
o! NE and away from his friends, he has been the
victim of shipwreck!
we shall not obey the dictates of our feelinps
uniess we do something to testify our respect for
the deceased and to shew bis distant friends and
felatives that we deeply sympathize with them in
thy, will at least be grateful to their feepos and
may be some allevation OF the pain which this mis-
fortune has occesoned them: Wherefore,
:. RESOLVED That asa testimonial of our respect
TOR the deceased the members of this meetinp will
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty DAYS
Resolved, That for the purpose Of conveyjnp to
the distant relatives and friends of the deceased our
sense OF their loss and our sympathy with them,
copy OF the proceedings of this meeting be published
IN the different papers of this city, and that the
Chairman also transmit copy thereof to Judps
William Browne, the brother of the deceased"
AND then, on the motion of Joseph MAYO Esq the
meeting adjourned P. V. DANIEL
ROBERT G. ScoTT, Secretary
~ The present price of Canal flour is about s475
wheat 90 cts. for red, 95 for white.
POPULATION OF CHARLOTTE.