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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
GRANITE.

DROPOSALS will be received, until the
4 18th of February next. for the delivery at
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. I. Of
5000 rerchcs Of fGRANATE.
These Stones must be split out with good
faces, beds, tops and sides; they must be du-
rabe stones, without sap, and generally Of o
large size. A sample, which will be referred
to in all inspections, may be seen at the Fort.
They are to be delivered OH one of the wharts
at the Fort, between the lst day of March,
aud the 3Ist day Of December, 1896.
Proposals will be received for any part OF
the above quantity, not less than 500 perches.
All communications touching this subject,
to be addressed to Brevet Col. JosEPH a..
TorrEN, U. s. Engineers, Newport. K. |.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, LII. Col. Eng'rs.
.Breret Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, X. |.
January IS, 1898.
GF'Tbe publishers of the New Bedford,
Taunton, and Fall River Mass. papers; of the
Providence papers; Warren Star; and Of the
Stoningtoh, New London, Norwich, Middle
town, and Hartford, Conn., papers, will please
give the above notice four insertions, and for
ward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04

Capt. Morgan, of the brig Chatham. arrived
at New York from Havana. states that on the.
18th inst. by All express from hey West, the
fleet then lying at Havana, was requested to
repair 10 the former post with all possible
speed-thst the Indiuns were massacrein9
the inhabitants along the Florida coast, and
had destroyed one Of the light houses. The
U.' s. feet then in port, Immediately left for
Key West.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
NOTIC r,

~ " j u r..
TGNAVEkN Keepers, Retailers Of spiriiuous Ii
quors, &c. are notified that their Licenses
will expire the 18th instant The Town Coun-
ell OF Newport, will meet at The Clerks Office
on Monday, tile 18th inst at . o'cock A. NJ. for
the purpose Of granting Licepses s-those who in
tend taking out license for the ensuing year. are
requested to leave their names at said Office, pre-
Sloas to said meeting. By order:
.,.t Is. Il. HowLANp, Council elk.
New port, Feb 1, 1856.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
ISAAC GOULD & SON

He AVE received their Fall Supply Of GOODS,
a Among them are extra heavy French
twilled Cloths FOR surtou,s and winter irocks. a
large assortment Of fashionable Cussiuhcres, aud
great variety Of new style Vestinss.
Nov g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
M al'ricd.

III this town, on Thursday evening last, by El-
der Robbins, Mr.. Waller Simmons, to Miss Mary
Ann Blven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04

The Rev. Mr. Briggs, of Full River. will preacf
in the Unitarian Congregational Church, in Mill.
street, on Sunday next. Pews free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
FOR SALE,

nEW No. 33. in the west aisle in the I'd
a Baptist Church terms liberal. he Pew
will be sl un,ll sold. fbI further particulars en-
,quire Of WM. .. NOSE.
Jan. IA, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
Pine, or spruce Lum-
her.

DROPOSALS will be received until The lst
of March next. for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport IIarbor, r. I. Of the follow
ing
HHIJ'E PLN.E, on SPRUCE LU.EBER.
Viz.-GU Pieces TOR Josts. each 10 feet ioiIy.
II "ches deep and 3 inches thick.
5ID DO. each u do. do. do.
ll2 DO. each Isl do. do. do
lGj Do. each Is do. do. do.
6j Do. each Is do. do. do.
AZ Do. each Ii do. do. do.
Every piece Of the above Lnmbcr must be
OF the best quality as to strength and dura-
blllty; Of full dimensions, and perfectly free
rom sap, shakes, cracks, splits, and from
knots that are loose, decayed, or more than
l.2 inch in diameter. No piece will be re-
ceived that contains many knots, although
they may be small and sound. The delivery
to commence early in the Spring, and to be
completed by the LIST of August, 1886. Pay
nent will be made, if required, on each cargo
duly inspected and received. All communi-
cations touching this subject,w be addressed
to the subscriber.
JOS. &. TOTTEN, LII. Col. Engrs.
Breret Col.
Fort-AdaIns, Newport Harbor. X. I.l
January Is, 1896.
OFThe publishers Of the Providence pa
pers; Taunton Mass papers; OF the Portland,
Bath, Gardiner, Halowell, Wscasset, Tho
mastown, Bucksport Bangor, aud Belfast
(Me.) papers, will please give the above four
Insertions, and forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
Died.

In this town, on the i2lh ult Miss 4 nth SWEET,
in the 79th year of her age.
At Middleiown. on the 22d ult. Mr. Matthew
Bnrker, in the 10Th year Of his age.
In Portsmouth, on Sunday evening Gath ult.
Mason Champlin Chase, son Of Abner Chase,
Esl. In the 25lh year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
.4pples, Poidloes, Beeis, SC.


NHARLEs N. TtLbEY, has Tor Sale at his
" store, No. 9Oi Thames street, Rhode Is
land Greetings, TaIlmsn sweetngs, sweet Russo
tins, sour ditto. democrat potatoes. Rogers Pota-
toes, white potatoes, pink eye ditto; winter bee,s,
,osnd turnips, onions, carrots, SC. SC.
Feb l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04

1VHH '1"H" o. "Sct1e' WITT t''o
Cabinet Makers shop adjoining, both in good re-
pair. Also 2 lots situated on the mill, fronting
Westerly on High street, Nor,herly ON Sherman
street, calculated for two handsome House Lots.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises. janis L. LAwToN.
NEWPORT, February 4th, lS36.-(2m)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04

PROPOSALS will be received until the lst
of March next. for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport lIarbor, r. I. Of the follow
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FOR sale.

zxsA The subscriber offers for sale
..GAH the Dwelling House and lot situate
, a in Broad Street, next North of Doct.
sssss.l John z. Mann's, together with the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
NOTICE.

- DIN Saturday night las,
On IL ~ was supposed TO be ia.
s{ H VIZ ken from my stable n Char
ss@aa'aa' ss-saaskss~ lotc, gray MARE, neal
five fec, high, and about eight years old
pretty good looking, and in good working
order, newly shod before land if | recollec'
right bareiooled or nearly so behind. Any
person giving me Information OF the SAID
beast, so that can get her again, shall be
compensated for their trouble.
THOMAS r. LIGON.
Charlotte. dug. 90, 1896. AUS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
S25 REV ARD.

DARK complicated, and : thought TO be 10 the
nc,shborhooi 81 tho Hams M,ne. lie was
purchased from William A. Harris. The
above reward vil b. gwen If delivered 10
a,r, or secured IN any I,l', so that | can Get
him. GREEN HUE
SIT. :. islf. IuI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
Look at This.

aHt Subscriber informs the Citizens Of
!, Charlotte, and the Public Generally,
mat he still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
WIN Tor the purpose Of conveying persons
uom Charlotte TO any Of the nNehboring
WINS, Tie also keeps nea; .andA sy rid
" JUMPER for the same purpose. He
s''o Keeps fine 'iding horses. All Of which
VI" oe hired out on as reasonable terms as
",'l6Ie. First rate drirers ia oil cases.
July %, 1886. h p. lloyd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
.SiraycG on .$loicH

:" 40 ENRON the subscriber, in
SNNS Charlotte, While attending
cs.sazs-1ks the Superior Court, on Thurs
day night last, . hay HORSE, with black
mane aud tnl, 10 hands high, years old
last sprug-inur ii his colts teeth he has
never shed, mud he has on the root Of his
tai kennel about half the slza of a hens
egg, with both hlnd feet white, the right
mni Il. uhnu, holf White, and a blaza in
his face, with saddle, bride, and halter
Auy person taken up snld horse End tibet,
or tie horse alone will be literally reward.
Any information will bc thankfully received
it lcd al Capt. james K. NeeIy's tavern in
Charlotte.
MATHEW WALLACE. n. s.
Sept G, ls36, 3rP
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

by the same authority, at the late Dwell.
ing Of Darling Be!k, SEN, decd, | will sell
four tracts Of land, owned formerly by said
Darling Belk, on Tuesday, the sih day Of
October, VIZ One tract known as the Sill.
ver.run tract, adjoining the lands Of Geo.
Mccain, the big survey, George HOWE and
others. One called the lower tract, adi,ln.
ing ihe lands Of james Belk, David Carpen.
ter, and pthas containing about 300 acres.
Also sne-t!.es tract, adjoining the lands Of
Jane EE :hsse-MIlion and Nancy Mont,
gomery. s:ske, 1he' home tract, on which
snId D,fhng Ben resided at the time Of his
death, containing about COG acres. Sold
also for benefit of partition.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

49, va NtA'iNFtAf U'ipTG iuf
IL Is, of December next, Gf
~l-.f.- sssaa --'sals-s can and am further
determined 10 give the best bargain ever ei.
,en in property Of the same value. The
stand IS sufficiently known, and ! think ii
unnecessary to speak Of the patronage us It
aI-o Is well known. Every ihlng Is ~ coed
rratr. Information for particulars gwen
pwmp'ly, Il requested. will give n first
lalr trade N the luIle, sense Of the word
w; N price, terms, DC. Try me If you
arc not satisfied abou, It, bat YOU must be
10 good earnest when YOU either write or
TAX - me up - the suhlect-Jokes viii be
inadulssabIc. Should iail m selling, De.
gnd upn II ! will do my hes, 10 &c, all The
custom can--(and charge ever, BODY too. ]
J. ID. BOYD.
Clsnoas, S,G:.mbr, 1896. n3
The Wa,chman, Raleigh Register
,ad Standard will give the above user
uus and forward thelr accounts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, If poid in advance.
Two Dollars and iiily Cents, If not paid within
thicc months.
Three Doliars, If not paid until the end of the
ycar.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
igeut.-Malor Il. VI. Cochran is appointed an
Agent ior the journal, and Is authorized TO receive
money aud give receipts IN MY name. T.J.H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

by the same authority, on Thursday the
goth OF Octobcr, will sell on tie premises
tract Of land formerly owned by Henry
Massey, now decd, lying on the North side
Of IL Nile Creek, containing about 1900
acres, for The benefit nf Partition among the
heirs al law Of said II. Massey.
All the foregoing tracts viii be sold on a
credit cf II months, The purchasers giving
bonds and approved security.
Further particulars made known on the
days Of sale.
u, ocder. II. Il DUNLAP. c. ME
N|pf. :. l-3b. Price of adv ST.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

dI TIC UWtIIIHB TiOISe OF Moses A. I'dTks
on Monday the 18th day OF October next
valuable plantation formerly owned by
Edward Slit now Decd, lying on the wa.
tiers of IL Mile Creek, adjoining the lands
Of VIM. Atkinson, Burwcll Clark, Jas. c.
Davis and others, for benefit of partition a
mong his heirs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

Ht Turning Lode and Shop Tools,
ls' most o. which are very valuable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

4 quaat'y e scasourd Lumber, consist.
ing u Pm, Poplar, Napie, ard Walnut,
vih lot Of the bc.t Mahogany that coula
Is presumed IN y, York, aud well assorted.
-AIsp--
4 quantity q nee Furniture, consisting 81
A,erttaries, Boolcops. Bureaus,
frdeecds, Sofas, Tables. Chairs,
'aa numerous other articles, among which
;, very dnc set OF Mahogany D,Riac
ia5la.
Considering The situation Of the House
'-elHcr With The disturbances Of tue stand
'ef business, ho is warranted IA saying that
lose Who wish to make good purchases,
'al setter cnll either before (lor If an op.
'Hil'uily offers he will sell al private sale, J
W On Tie day oi sale, u, winch time the
Nfns Of salc will BE- made known.
GEORGE II. NICHOLS
.sqri7t., SIP. :. 1856 ~
H. u, Persons indebted to the subscriber
y Note Or Book Account, are requested TO
lit. aod settle Immediately. G.. II. y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

Ga he s,r,e day. wi be sn'd has
islasaoid and hifciea Earaliurs,
Or hiich Cor and Calf
oHr HJrsc aud ssaaH trGgoa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
laiu0b,e TOH:v Property
FOR S,A,hya,

f~ii.E 70 "a'e 'n's p'n'e' wa
- .,,I.5 uficr 'or sale a, Public Auc.
ton. on " edne.day tie 2s;h
isy,arl, his Dwelling House nud Let, siiua.
90 three doors solia ~ the Jlu on Man.
's,~et, On which a al! the necessary out.
buildings, suitable COT family. On The To,
= Enod spnng. Also large Lmidmg
sl'able tor shop of most az, description
q. l'isioess, particularly for Cabinet u Car.
fasc Making.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
" EE.kLY ALMANAE-

BON, be astonishcd when you Sc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
CHARLOTTE HOTEL.
.NDR SAL.Ao

ktA& 4 a to ,,' H1 my a oo..a',.so,
" IA Charlotte before the
III Is, Of December next, (i
~a.f sas1s | cana and am further
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
March 90.

TE1AVERN STAND.-Being determined 10 remove
e 10 the Southwest, ] offer for sale my well known
stand, at Wilmington in the county Of Fluvanna stu
aed on the main stage road from Richmond 10 Char
locsYi!lc and the junction of the road leading from
Louisa Cnurti house to New Canton Scotsvle and pal-
myra Being The main route to the Virginia Springs
Guyandolle, &c. this road is great deal travelled
The daily line Of stages from Richmond to Chorottes'
vile stay all night at this place The situation IS peau-
:iful. elevated and very hra,hy-the water excellent
The buildings consist Of large and co'nmodiOus frame
house all Necessary and convenient ouhouses exen.
sive Stables and good frame all IN goo
hp,, t;rd il in cultivation the residue we'll Tim
bescd The soil is good, and peculiarly adapted to
growing the celebrated Fluyanna tobacco, and to co-
Yer and plaster. A portion is now well set in clover
and n timothy and herds grass. For terms (Which will
be accommodating and further particulars apply by let
ter, or in person, 10 the subscriber, at this place
WIN. J. COLE, P. M.
Wilmington, Va, July 5. 7-wt
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vreuy VET ExaSISs US>vSG.


SONG FOR THE FOuEri! or W
Air" The S,.r spaHgied hGN"s,.d
To ,bc sarc. no sIokeio tie Heroes "Eo Of GLORY;
IT, d.. Is 80 md the deed wake the harp s''' ia
r., Nh. .on- of the -ansom'd r'ncnper IT,, luz" .,oTy.
nj tho ,oayue OF the eloquent hh'o" '
Ocr the bones OF the o'"
Re tha, story laas o;1, t,,, .,r,lrd
And their mem'ry Fame s oas" L;iis
T'"' A Who on Freedoms green NILS
p,cndo.a's banaer unfurFd, ,,,a
rtesaS Sre raised that gave light to the world
naa '"e nd our children to conquer or do,
vas o ,cy stool while the wat.stoFn nu.a'
unuanl.e Low ,huudcrbolt down from the sky,
Eaen ,urad pale, and wi:horcd oeefc tnem-
A"' ' Then from beIts's baud,
Went shout through the land, .
A. .h, ,,iubow of peace their fair heritage spaan'd
az Wv aud Tie banner Of Freedom,
In pride unfuT'a, ,
And the bcacon-ire thai; gave light to The world
They are gouc mighty and they sleep in their ame'
Shall We ever forget them: ohS never, 10, neVer'
Let our sons Learn from cn,oalm each great name,
And the anthem seq, down, "iudcpeudence tore'oI'
Wake wake! harp and tongue,
Keep the theme ever Young,
Let their fame through the luag inc o. oSes DC sung
Who on Freedoms green hills
Freedoms banner untnrld, =,
And the beacoa-fre raised that gave !ish' 70 inc "o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

TENSEssEE.-lt is reported on good authority that a
Gen j. B. Clements are on their way from this ealla5
and patriotic State Clements is per-
sonay known here, is we'll acquainted with the Indian
country, and mas large share of the goabead principle
which rendered Indian campaigns brief and success
ful when conducted By Old Hickory-Flordu will not
be behindhand in furnishing her quota Of men.-Our
Executive, as viii be by the Proclamation which
We publish to-day will leave effort untried to restore
peace 10 our bleeding frontier
[7allahasses Floridsan, Jpne Is.
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The blame of the accident 10 generally attributed 10
the engineer of the Providence tran who, II sa must
have been aware that train for Dedham would leave
the depot in Boston at noon
Nh. nom.s of the seamen hurt, are J. Cummings,
Charles w. White, Henry Deadcy; Toby townsend,
Charles Johnson, Thomas Owens, l.orihe W. Doane'
Lucas Larucd. mi D..
The Boston Courier mentions that Thos. ?. Brown,
l,,e agent of the Citizens Line vi stages, was most Sc
vcrelv marglcd The editor Of The Courier remarks:
This occ III renee in tie common cant OF The day, Will
be called an accident and a0as 81 called IN e papers OF
last evening; but this is gross prrVrsuh OF
There is nothing accidental in the affair; 1t VAS the re-
suit of criminal carclcssness, for which those who had
the mana cement of the engines ought TO sulcr Tie e&-
IRENE penalties Of The lawf there be any law TO pun
sh those who thus tr Il. with human Iit-.
Il is time that some measures should DC aooPcu ny 'e
public aud by rgs!ntors passengers against
the consequences o snch reckless negligence or II It be
Ignorance in the agents aud engineers then the directors
who employ incompetent persons, Dug Int to pay the dai-
agcs-an eye for an eye. aud tooth ior 'oolh'
W.sulyGros, July G.-lhc first Session Of the TWEEN
ly.lourlh Congress brought to close on Monday
according 10 the pTcvlou; resolution OIL ooh lioustS
The bills which passed both Houses and were signed
By the presiding officers, Saturday evening" at an
hour too late presented to The President Tor MS APP
probann were allowed to be presented To HIM on Mon
day. and all received his signature. No other bills were
ma,uTcd On Monday. The list OF Acts which we have
publiscd therefore, is complete and 1--WE Geieve) acct
rate with the exception Of its including bill which,
most readers would al recoilcct, did not become
law Though passed by both Houses) in consequence
of the Veto by The Presidpnt-vz. the bill tu Liz time
for the meeting OF Congress his, by the way, is the
only case of the OF the Veto power by The Pre-
Bident ut the late session.
The two Houses adjourned early in the afternoon and
before evening nnc-lenlhs of the Members jour.
ncyiag oueward, by land water, with all the power
Of steam.
The Anniversary of Independence passed eff in this
city, without, it is believed, any other coimemoratto
,,. g tsa 1ur
titan firing slutes at the naval and military pests. In
Congress, no notice was taken OF the day.-JiM. Int
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Teste-JoHa 3. BELL.


Tue RAIL ROAD AccIpESr.-The Boston papers Of
Thursday furnish further particulars Of The disaster
the Boston and Providence Rail Road.
Serious accident on tic Precedence Rail Road.-Yescr
day afternoon about 20 minutes before O'Clock, in
train Of with about 300 passengers from ~ York,
including about 1870 S. seamen, for the soop CT war
Boston, when passing the cut near Mr. Guy Carlcton's
factory, RoHbury where the Rail Road crosses tho Trc
mont road, it met by locomotive with single
merchandise car for Dedham, which going at very
rapid rate The Two locomotives in contact with
terrific crash and the two forward of The Provi
eehce train were shattered pieces, and most Of the
passengers thrown out either side, some Of them to
tRe distance OF several yards.
Inc ohtea States seamen were in the two former
cars oe' oncets oelng IN the second Passed Mdship.
man fuss was severely bruised and was taken from be-
meath The agmsats OF the cars Eigh, of the seanen
also much hurt, and the fireman attached ,o The
engine (Mr. VIM Trask) had his leg broken below The
knee having jumped off, it is said before the engines
came in contact. The wounded were conveyed 10 the
fremont Hotel The other passengers were thrown
against each other and considerably bruised, blu, SO far
as learn, the only bone broken was the leg of
MIR. Trask.
The were much broken up, that the engine of
the Providence train backed nearly to the third car and
it with difficulty that pieces of the broken could
be found sufficiently large to form filters for those most
seriously hurt The locomotives were firmly inter.
locked that iron bars were used TO separate them.
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Rrsoleed also, That the same be forwarded 10 Tue
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and wing the Dli
vile Observer and Reporter; and Tie Lynchburg Fif-
pnan with request that they publish tho same III 'e
O. f. HANDLE ON, Secretary.
A,a Quarterly Court held for the county OF rltesyi,
v,nia at the Courthouse thereof OH Monday, inc ~h
day of June, 1886, the following Preamble and heS0u'
lions adopted, to VII: IT,, .;l-, &c
This Court having learned The melancholy tiohgs u
the death of its Clerk William Tunstall, Esd ana nc
iur anxious TO make losting memento OF ms yr'uei
and his worth, in with the members u tlie "a"
and the officers Of The Court do CONC TO Tie loiio"'"s
Resolutions: w ,,,u h,
. Pes0ired That the death Of William TunstaII, VINO
flied the Office of Clerk Of this Court, win c'eu'' "
himself and the universal satisfaction OF lie people,
for upwards Of five and forty years, cannot but De 'le"
ed rs calamity TO this county.
EcsoIrcd That for the sad event IS III
creased by the fact that it happened i'll FAR distant la'
snuarard from his family and his friends, who were
thereby denied last look and last farewell
R,solred That with all the qualities that compose the
GOOD CITIZEN the friend: the gentleman and Tie phaA
Ihrouis the deceased was preenInenlly gifted.
r. sTrca That we consider the career o tic deceased,
RIM lrourh virtue, and ending i'll HONOR as worthy OF
Tn, emulation o The old and the imitation oi The young
Eesoirsa That wc will cherish with fond affection t!e
,npry OF one who, he lived without fault, has Geo
without an enemy. =, ,
RcsoIrca. That testimony Of respect for the de
ceased the BENCH the bar aud officers oil The Court, VIII
wear Grape on their left sr:ns for thirty days
Reyoirrd, That copy of the foregoing Resolutions be
! forwarded to The family of the deceased. ,,
Eesorcd, That these Resolutions tie entered on the
book and copies furnished the Editors OF me
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Lynchburg VIZ
rinian, Danve Observer and Danvc Reporter, with
| q request that they be published a Cupy-Testr.
WNl. H. 'rUNSTALL, t1r-k pre- tim.