Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
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high in the estimation Of ths most re-
spectacle persons Of or city aud Of the
shbouring parishes, has been distin
gu,shed for bis charity. for the amenliy
of his manners and for bis kind and gen
,iemanly demeanorto every description
of his parishioners aud Of our citizens
generally.
A to the matter in question, We must
say that the Canons and the custom oil
The Christian religi N, and we may add
that 81 the Jews. deny to those persons
committing suicide, the honour OF their
respective churches; IN the case to which
we sllule. the Priests OF the church oil
st Louis we're fully justified in refusing
the usual sepulchraI ceremonies to the
deceased. and this opinion will be sup
ported By tbs following canon Of the
Roman Catholic church, solemnly re-
corded for the guidance and government
Of it's Ministers. Seip,os oceidentbos
Oh d.spsratiosem gel trocundian' mon
fanem 81 &C insaiia III dccidaD nisi ante
morten aedsrtni sigma penitentoe; which
ee thus render Those persons killing
themselves from desperation or anger
Notwithstanding insanity shah have urg-
ed The IN to the sct) unless before death
they shall have gwen signs Of repen
tanee,teey shsll uot be entitled tn Chfis
tan burial.
The law OF Moses completely CT
responds with the csnoo Of the Catf OH
Church as above qnoted, and as ease
in point, we cite thai Of III, two Gold
smiths, both very wealthy aud highly re
spectsb Jews, nut who unfortunately
by sad fatality, fell bs their owe hands !,
their relations, ANXIOUS that every re
spect should be paid to their memories.
in vain applied 60 every Rabbi, in L"n-
don, to off ,ate at their funeral; but
moi one was to be tousd vino would vIo
late the law of Moses, or contrsvene
the established usages OF his So nagosue.
WILMINGTON, ". T. Nov rs.
Execution of ihs CO. picts On sa
turdsy Lass about ~ o'siof k, the slaves
conde mnsd at the late Superior Court,
were hung, in Pursuance ot their sen
tepCe.
We learn that two slaves charged
with CONSPIRACY to make iNsURRECTiaN
were tired al the last session u. The cu-
perior Court for sAMPsaN, and founJ
GUILTY We have heard no particulars
relative to the sentence OF the Court.
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The free State OF ohio is taking ar
tive measures 10 prevent tbe EN- . alton
Vi colored persons ifom other places
INTO thai State, A notice appears IL.
the Cincinnati pc pers w a,oiDg migrants
and those who may employ them that
certain acquisitions OF the Law 81 the
State will oe rigidly enforced against
all delinquents. This notice ha. been
rendered necessary as the guardians Of
the public reace state, 10 Consequence
Of certain publications. in the newspa-
pers ard REPORTS from other sources,
that'he Slave States are adopting mea
suree TO remove tue Free Coioured Po-
pulaiion from their limits, aud the rep.
RESERVATIONS received ia Cincinnati that
numbers OF that class are preparing to
migrate to that City
Treaty with 7.s'Iey ron f,mtd The New
York Courier Of Monday says:-"By the ar
rival ofthe Pavilion. Capt Deyalcourt, which
saited on the 2lst September from Smyrna,
we have received the important Intelligence
that the treaty with Turkey has been eonfr
ned by the Gran Seignor and that the re-
lations of the United States with the IA
Porte are placed on the foo,ing of the most
vored nation The following i, an extract
OF a letter from commercial house OF the
highest responsibility
"SmYRNA, Sept 90, 1891
Com Porter had an audience with the
Grand Seignor on the 5th inst ,Sept) The
has terminated favorably but we
don't know yet the particular conditions of
the treaty. There is no doubt, however.
that we are placed on the footing of the most
favored naton
From Smyrna Capt Howes. of the brig
Hebe, arrived at Boston from Smvrna.
whence she sailed on the 9Th September.
states that the Z. > ssp John Adams was at
Vourla, under going the process of puriG
cation, she having lost seven or eight OF her
men by the Cholera morbus.
The Cotton Factory Of The Orleans Manu-
featuring Company near Providence, r. l.
was burned down on the night Of the 10th in
staut. The loss is S25.0Ce. of which SIS,
600 were insured at Hartford.
Tea aud Coffee The duties on Tea and
Coffee, are to be reduced after the fret of
January next. The duty on Coffee will he
one cent per pound after January next On
Bohea Tea cents per pound; Souchong s.