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have them III their courts and ready 10 one. them
In all who need their healing virtues
MECHANICS AND CARMEN
We'll as aborin9 men. all patrons OF Sernan> Io,.
eres for they very pleasant, and cerran, easier
and sooner thanansthng ecrou can take thfa and keep
about vour business, and Won VIII lind you,Sr! we'll before
you c,p.c, L. TIER VIRTUES
have been fully tested by the OF the Clav. IL.
Honor, Mayor clark, Hon Ed j. Porter. Rev Mr. Hand.
cock. Rev Mi Sireetcr, Rev 1lr AGttonvJ. Sherman
Browrti Esq., Register OF the city. Col j. l.. flames, AMI
hundreds ct Others OF the highest responsibility. be
fnrre ~. For coughs, colds. asthma. whoopng cough
ghineSS OF the chest and consumption. ShcnnanS Cough
lo1enge- the best medicine III thu world e0r-aiache
paptaton OF The heart >ickness owncS spirits, tf
pondcncy dizziness and all neryon. diseases, SherDan
Canph0r LOzcnges only irw rlnuit use In ettr
For worms. which many distressing an!
,!anjng SYMPTOMS SI.-rlan'S Worm LozengeS canni G
surpassed, and have been proved whore Than
,co00n0
which number is sold yearly, ct Sher1nan's Poor Mars pa
celebrated Tor curing pam or weakness III the back
side, breast any part OF the body. Also,
RllEuMATiSol AND LuMBAGO,
and all Tor ~ cents only on" quarter the pr'Ie usually
To at others BAD BREATH
and had teeth common, and MI may he prevented
jv USING Serman Orris Tooth Paste, which gives peary
wilderness tlhe teeth keeps them from aching and decay
hartcnS c GUNS and give, the breath delightful lrag
rance hi,l.rn unknown from osrttenlliricc Dentists
Physicians Ctrs ynen and all classes have given this c
preparation their decided appreciation. Always he
careful 10 DR.. Shcrnan> articles and never let
palm other yoG Their place. has been done by
never trust those who would DR. Sher.
mans only warehouse in tbs city leo Nassau
Agents a; 1873 Bpwerv II East Broadway; Rushon
Aspnwail> 8G William street, 10 Broadway. and 10 iso
House; Sands 273 Broadway; So AID 39 Fulton street.
l}rooklyn Reding State street Boston; Burgess South
rhr, street, Chsnu street Philadelphia Robertson,
~. Balnorc Frank Taylor Washington CITY; A. Head
Charleston, s c.; Cnrns Co., New Orleans j. Wilcox,
Pittsburgh. ml6 I'm
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M .CLINTOCK'S Papillarv Lotion, or

VI NIPPLE WASII-The severe suffering 10 which
mothers frequently subjected in consequence at eI
coriatd nipples has long demonstrated tie nfce>>
preparation adapted 10 general and capable 81
aiordng prompt r-li.. The repeated evidence furnished
OF he such article led the proprietor 10 direct
his attention the formation Of Lotion which being AZ
innocent AMI Sanat,e should elect this desirable Oh
TINS r>lCcraun he be satisfactorily At
tar-ii in l, preparation here offered.
The of Paplary Lotion, for about twenty years
past has FULLY established It's character pleasant ana FL
tcaciul, remedy, and has procured nr il reputation over
be objection elct applies 10 most Of the common washes
used Tor tie purpose, that containing in their composition
icad other poisonous article they require 10 be
thoroughly wastr n before the Child can be permitted 10
take the breast This Inconvenience Is entirely ohvlaei m
the present preparation IL contains nothing IN the slightest
degree injurious the ntlnl and being almost tasteleS
The Child may be nurSed any period after using It without
regard 10 is re Gova.
Having had frequent opportunities OF witnessing the hap
py effects Of MClinock's Nipple WASH and heard tie
testimony ot lis favor have no hesita
ton IN recommending II rs an excellent and safe remedy tor
sore nipples y. SHOEMAkER, NJ ID.
Having frequently directed Tn. OF M'Ctntock Pap
lary Lotion. can confidently recommend 10 the attention
OF tie public. EDWIN 2. ATLEE. VI. d.
have very frequently used NCnt9ckS Paplary Lo
ton, and have been pleased with lis effects.
THOMAS II. NARDLEY NJ. D.
have. in number OF instances. advanta geous
suits from the application G. M'ClD,ncks Nipple WASH
and have heard many females speak well it, after having
given ia trial CHARLES NOBLE II. D.
Philadelphia. 10th mo. 7,ll 1885
For sale wholesale and retail by the Projectors Gene
raj Agent in New-York, GEORGE D. COGGESHALl.
No. i2l Pearl oil Ro>e-S;reet: by John Mhau No
1913 Broadway Ruion ASpn"all, So Wiliamstreet, 10
Broadway and 10 AStor House. AdamSon Oil, Bowerv
and $50 Broadway and by the Druggists generally
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IDATENT CHEMICAL OIL. LAMPS,

VDATENT CHEMICAL OF. LNHiTSS,
a CHEMICAL OIL. BURNING FLClE.-The sub
scrber would the o the public To his stock
Of GREENOTGIrS PAT ENT LAMPS. "hichivom their
beauty and superior qualities destined Ia SuperSee all
others The oil which is burned in them is
chemical preparations very clean It's properties and gives
very brilliant and economical light, The Bnraitg Flui
portable ghl, FREE from all smoke smell an-
will neither soil stain CoIanon Lamps be altered
triting expense burn the lnd. Tbs subscriber is
kindly pernit,ad refer OF respectable
families, vino using the article.
J. G. HOOKER, i66 Broadway.
F. B-There is danger of explosion in ci,bsr Al
these articles. o2l II
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MAR! WAR! WAR The Wis-Ma-

M AK Wih WAN - ne "ls-Na-
Wv kcrs have declared hosities against neighho,
DR.. JAYNE, on account OF his HAIR TONIC, whlchb
knocking all their business into cockcdha' Ladies AMI
gentlemen, ola and young, docking 10 the Doctors
standard Heads long Invested Of the first rilinen;
nj hair after using his Hair Tonic, appear with
and flowing locks which Ab>llOm himself might have en-
We'd Reardle>s boys are with large md hushy VIII"
kers and ladies smile again through their raven rng'
lets beautiful .nd bc,vitcing dian Hah heads
are dofng their wigy and throwing them 10 he NOES
ard the bats while the wgmakerS stand ngnstAsmey DE-
hold the demolition of their business.
What will he the consequence at this war we Know R
the wigges outrageous and the Doctor remains tim
declares that hngsrnn be done well as Others
that bald heads well wear their own hair as the
hair of other people. Weekly Messenger.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC. After giving this article fair
trial, unheSatingly pronounce TO be- what protes
the hest article, without any exception in for III"
Storation and preservation OF the human hair We know
numerous instances where hair ha, been restored heads
which have been bald for years; and think caanodo
greater favor than TO recommend to all our readers who
losing their hair to- make trial OF this Tonic Immediately.
Boston Mall Mays
Sold in New.York by the agents, A. B. X D. SANDS,
Druggists, Nos 70 and 100 Fuan.street wholesale and
retail. Also sold by ABRAHAM B. SANDS co, No
273 Broadway fGranr Buding) corner Of Chnmberssee
and d AVID StNDSS co. No II East BrOadNay. fH
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MEDICAL.
Arabian Balsam has

" been in for than ht,sen years oT all kinds Of
w.uDS, bruises and cuts and oever iaing remedy io
chronic rheumatism Il is warranted 10 cure
p,or >,llla.0 sJweverOry sanding whe0"v,ry thing
else has failed This alsam affords Immediate Ti.s p1nls
the nd breast. pain and weakness: r back ana io!ns
and al aDd immediate relief al burns anu
>als Numerous and respectable certificates b seen
wIa il ha given relic! mall tn above '>r This wonder
working Sasam vii restore nalab OF persisted lno> o'
nunEnc> any part OF r body, and sure and pleas
application ;'!roat, and uinst In bottles nj a
cents and 81 For sale wholesale and retail by y r. 4 D.
Sands ~ and mo Fulton D. Sands Co..7 Ea BROAD
way cor. Market <; A. g. Sands L Co. c7S Broadway
Chambers - mil In
INFORMS in Children.-Of all diseases
which children exposed. none are % ':4i to
iteP Worms Unfortunately children seldom tree
cnl and they initiate the symptoms OF almost every
complaint they oes produce Alarming effects without be
ing suspected. Worms cause OF disease
Themselves but by their irritation ,ggrarate all other dis
wandering part the BODY 10 n. other
winding themselves up large ba lis and ohstructing the
bowels and frequently the throat. commissions ana
often death. The desired reme,ty VIII be found N Dr..
IayuS Tonic Nrniuce, which VII! very destroy the
Worms ar inyisorate The powers ri digestion, pre-
re1rr. OF them.
Sold by the agents. B. D. Sands. druggists, whole
sale and retail Nos 70 and leo Fuon; also David Sands
Co. - East Broadway; Abraham b. Sands L Co rs
Broadway, granite building. Cbanber>->. n I'm
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lDuF ON'VIrHE iHu IUiIulr @'rN3ni.
SAM u IrN,

Sold in New York by the only agents, A. b. D. SANDS
druggists 20 and 100 Fulton ai>o old by Abraham
sands 213 Broadway Granite Buildings, cOrisr oG Cham
hers ST. and BY David Sands CO.. No - Fast Broadway
corner oil MarSptst= rrce 81 M. aii I'm
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.B-waned at the above place few dozen Of the i'm
ported BRITISH OIL d8

ported BRITISH OIL. dl8
IMPORTANT. by the use of Gridleys
B. Salt Rheum Ointment, have been perfectly cured OF
one of the most obstinate Of Salt Rheum have ever
known often years standing upon both OF my hands; tire
pain and irritation have several times
confine for weeks. and TO impair Iny health
very materially. have visited mineral springs celebrated
the craneous diseases, have followed the pre-
crptonS ri several Physicians and have used all the
dies could during the last 10 without benefit;
indeed had de>pared OF helng cured My hands We're
very bad when comnenced using Gr.lleys Ointment and
continued 10 during the first ten days the
Ointment increased the pain very cOsieraby after the
remedy had overcome the disease, the Ointment had
o-ng and pleasant effect. and perfect effected
by the tive bottles which abonttw years since and
there has not been the slightest indication of return
OF the disease. feel condcn that final cure. and
would advise persons afflicted with this distressing and last
ing disease, make trial of this invaluable Ointment fully
believing that the obstinate and lonTtanCng
will yield IT, by faithful and perseverng a"rceaby
directions. MARY PATTY
Corner OF Gpnesec and Mechanic,'-stS. Auburn ~ y
The above article will be found safe and final
cure Tor Salt Rheui, Scad Heal Scroulous Ulcers Iin
Worms obstinate inioen old lon. sanding and
almost OF cuancous diseases Warranted in
al OF Salt RhcuIu and Scad Head. Prices 80
per Bottle. For sale by VIM Beuz. Corandt street
sole wholesale Ageu and by Cba H. Ring. Of Gill
and Fulton-strc.i; VI. H. Burr, Chatham and Dover
H. III. Brayton, loo Division: Allen Hart
Norfolk and Grand r. L-ggett II Avenue D. and rs
Houston; Z. Quachenbus 700 Greenwich: James Dewar.
Church and Chamber; y. HILL Greenwich and
Barclay and z. X. Knapp, 26 Hud>on-streets. mig 2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

NOTICE.-Nlorison sHygean Medicines
! from the British Co!lege oi Health l4ondon"-The
subscribers having beenapp"nird the Attorneys OF Me>>r.
\ 81 Morrison. late Morrison. Moat Co., and Agents for
III" state OF Newfork have received large OF
Medicine ilrcc; from the British College OF Health Lon.
dom. are ready 10 supply the Agents liberal
than heretofore Persons wishing 10 BE- appointed Selling
Agents will please make immediate application the sub
Scrlbers. All persons indebted 10 the late Mr.. Geo.
Tavlor. requested 10 make immediate payment the
undersigned. they orl authorized give receipts
the FIRTH HALL No. Franklin Square.N. Y.
mati GENTS for MORRISON. M0AT & co
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.UDERVILL's GERMAN PLASTER

MA most etfecual remedy for the following complaints
-COrps, Cuts Bruises Burns. NelOnS, Salt Rheum, Ffvn
Sores Sore Throat sc. II u'v-s from four sngS
This Plaster las been yenrs with great
success AMI those who make OF il viii find II vfII
useful In their families thousands already testify
trial Will be sufficient recommendations Sold by Mr. Cra
mer, Proprietor, l8s "oos,ersrecl Houston; C.
Trans, lT5 B0wery; f. H. Tripp l67 Dvisnnr-st; M'>
Sparue Ii Second Avenue f.. b. Little, Houston
and Canon-st George Thompson, corner OF Hudson and
ChristOprr-stTrct.
Hrooklyn-Mr. Newa, l59 NaSsau-st Mrs Reeds ihnai
and Needle store FullOll-st mi In
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6TOUGHS. Colds, Pain in the Side, Rails

" ng Blood, Papitaon of the Heart. are dangerous
symptoms 10 tribe with. Thousands OF Ewes annually
lost IN tbs way Every person q; intelligence and sommon
hnows that these diseases the beginning o., Con
sumption, and unrs> cured prove fatal Dr.. Aliens
Hnl>am OF iorclound. Livrrwort and Peur>r Root viii
the above diseases We hold ourselves ready and vii
lin. prove this statement person who stand IN
need q. Dr.. Aliens BaSam will cali on Dr.. GulON the
AGENT. II Rnwrrv. NIL II
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Sold at ~ Bo,very and sa Barciy. o N.Y. ' MP!
L1RENCH POLISHING PAsTE-Thi,

IL ANi-t''|iI ~ 40 l. HE
arucle ls combination o! eieaniar. substances bas
s snons aihnty Tor zach other, which unite and form
compound altogether new IN liz character. TIE briany
ana durability OF The polish il mparf the most delicate
1rtcIe OF furniture such Mahogany rosewood, etoaY
Italian marble. also 10 carriages patent l-a,her m,aT
caps &C. unsurpassed rs application ea.y requiring
very mule labor to restore the article lis original beauty
FOR SALE by A. T. Sands L Co tGranite BudIn9s,l %
broat;way, corner Chambprs-,treet; aao by a. H. "
Sands 10 and loo FuIton-t D. Sands ca. Y Eas, Broad
Wav ml2 i'm
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as,p ED or Gray Hair may be changed to a

p ED or Gray Hair may be changed to a
q beautiful auburn or JET black o. three hours b.
u,tn@ bottle OF the celebrated Italian Dye II has Justly
obtained arepGaUQn ar Surprising all 0liars now in Vs.,
ana may pc siSt' without tlc least injury ricr the hair
or 'H! hfictolGre The difficulty o procuring suitable
cle Tor cporing 'it mar has deferred many attempt.
ne IL Bnt no" tbs difficulty removed all
hst uie iilnn Dye have borne Willing testimony Of It's Elf
cacy. For sale by
a. r. SANDS Co 273 Broadway,
corner ChambtrS.straet
a. Is. Il D. Sands 70 Fulton Garner Gol..,s 100 Fulton
corner Wiam-sts.; and Sands Co. 81 East Broadway,
ml2 I'm
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POPULAR EXCITEMENT.-Scarc,

l. ~ day passes without some Of e,cr..
The greatest md most lasting has been SIIEEM,NS
INDICATED LuZENGES. All classes are loud IN me-,
praise. ClEEGNMEN
have recommends them their nupits. Par<nn HeB
has repeatedly spoken IN the highest e'n OF them to HI,
-
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LAWYERS AND JrDG

have them in their courts, and very ready 10 n'cg
10 all who need tiieir healing virtues
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TRAVELLING.
: E > PEOPLES LINE for Al
re aNEWARK NNEW-YORk.

SrSyrE+-. Fare only Il: oenis. The -F,itniti and
conm0diou> PASSAIC. Capt. John Carly, heing
completely and elegantly re:ie' wconmence ler
lar trips the THURSDAY March l0-eaying
follows:
Foot oil Barclay st " York, Centre Wharf. Newark.
a, 10 o'clh o'ck.P.M. All .sMS !: ock.PM
u Freight OF every description carried very reduced
rates ms 6m
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have. in number OF instances. advana geouS
suits from the application 81. MClinnck's Nipple Wash,
and have heard many tpaeS speak well it, after having
gIven Il n trial. 80 CHARLES NOBLE, II. D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24
CDarlnt4Rs
Thursday, March 81, 1872.
FIRE!

FIRE.
Our town has made another escape from
this destructive element. On Friday
morning last, about 8 o'clock the large
machine house opposite TO our office and
owned by John Irwin, Esq. was discover
cd TO be on fire and it was entirely con.
sumed. When noticed By us first the
smoke was just issuing from the top of a
she'd attached to il, and in few minutes
II was wrapped in Games. Fortunately for
us and the town there was very little wind
stirring, and by the free application of wa
ter to the side Of our Office and covering
the roof with blankets we were able to
prevent IFS taking fire The other build
ings were sufficiently removed TO be out Of
danger from the heat. How the fire
originated is matter Of speculation, but
The most probable way to account for it
is, shat i. was sci Oh Gre BY some person
gong there smoking scgar and throwing
i among the straw aud chatl'on the ground,
others think differently. Besides the
house Mr.. Irwin lost 80 or so bushels Of
Wheat, Cotton Gin, Thrashcr aud a
largo number Of shingles which he had
bought for covering it. We would urge
upon our citizens tho propIiciy Of furnish
ing themselves with ladders TO be able 10
ascend to the roof Of their houses and by
that means keep them from catching on
fire, for we found the use of one on FRI.
day. To The friends who assisted US we
return our sincere thanks, ard We hope we
shall never have 10 aid them on a similar
occasion.
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lTIoN or SENATOR CLAY.

DESIGNATION or SENATOR CLAY.
!, i true. il appears. that Senator Clay
ms the seat in the Senate which lie has
isae most houorably aud usefully silled.
The ' following copy Of his letter of resig-
~ no take effect on the 3Ist INSTANT
' roDicd from the Pbiladelphia papers;
Wasalxorox, senate CHAMBER.
FesRuAar l6. 1912.
gag,,able fAs General assembly Of Hen
~ ~ tackg:
wben / last had the honor of an APP
,otmsul as ono of the United States Sen
.'s. from Kentucky, | iniilnated, in my
ner Of acceptance, the probability of my
servina out the whole term Of six
o.,s Ia consequence of there having
.aa Two extra sessions Of Congress,
.se already attended, since that appoint.
IN, as many sessions Of Congress as or
io,rily happen during Senatorial term,
without estimating my services at the pres
Int session.
/ have for several years desired to re.
. into private life, but have been hither-
oyeycated from executing my wish by
.nrxiideraions Of public duty. should
i as, resigned my seat 10 the Senate at
ls commencement of tho present session
81, fo- several reasons--oae Of which was,
Il, thc General Assembly did not meet
m,d nearly month after Congress, during
| birh time the State would not have been
NM rcpresenied, or my successor would
,are had only the unccrtain tile Of an Ex-
[cutiye appointment.
The Tine has now arrived when, | think
Eba,. without any Just reproaeh, may
hut the public service, aud bcsiow some
nenlion on my private affairs, which have
essred niuch by the occupation Of the
Arrest part Of my life in the public coun.
n Ii the Roman veteran had title 10
Is discharge after thirty years service, /,
ITO have served a much longer period,
nav Justly elaiGa mine.
bee leave, therefore, to lender to the
ieae,ai Assembly, and do now hereby
ender, NV resignation Of the Office which
hols Of Senator ia the Senate Of the Uni.
ID States, from the State of Kentucky, To
he eject on the 3lst day OF March, lei2 /;
nd request that the Genera! A ssembIy
II appoint my successor, TO take his seat
D TIA, day. have fixed that day TO al.
sw uc an opportunity Of assisting IN the
ompIciioa Of some measures which have
sea originated by me.
| embrace this occasion 10 offer to lhe
,,aeruI Assembly my most profound and
-atefal acknowledgement for TIVE numerous
ID distinguished proofs By which have
zen houorcd Of its warm attachment, and
s1eroas confidence during long series
wears.
have the honor to be, &c.
II. CLAY
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Of England furnished no means Of delivering up
the persons who had escaped IN the Creole. The
noble lord quoted tho oPinisns OF Lord Coke,
and in latter years of Sir &. Hethereu, to the
same effect, and said that il would be indeed de-
sirable If their were an international law giving
power TO surrender criminals but such law
could emily rest upon the presumption tia, tho
laws Of all nations were reasonable, and lac fear
I'D the nefarious traffic in slaves would stand very
much in the way Of any such arrangement.
Lord CAMPBELL said he should not have spok-
en- the subject but that an opinion had been at
ttibuted 70 hil contrary 10 that Just expressed by
the Lord Chief Justice, which opinion he had
never given, lie was Of opinion that the Amer.
lean Government had no power to demand that
those men should be given up, and THAT ii such
demand were made, there Mas no power By tho
municipal law OF England to comply with H.
Lord CorrExBaM and tho Lord Chancellor gayn
similar opinions, and Lord Brougham said that
the same view was likewise taken by Lord Mynd-
ford and Lord Abnger.
Lord BRouGMAM then Withdrew his motion,
and their lordships adjourned.
Lord Morpoth has lost his election for
Parliament in tic city Of Dublin, having
received 3,435 votes while his tory oppo-
nent, W. II. Gregory, received 3,c25.
The Earl Of Elgin has been appointed
Governor of Jamaica. Even the Tory
papers seem TO regret the displacement Of
Sir Charles Metcalie.
The Duke of Cleveland is dead. II:
was eminent chiefly for his immense weaIn
and his exclusive devotion 10 the Turf and
( the Course.
! The mysterious Golfers left BY Gustarns
| III. Of Sweden. with ipunclions not to
open them until fifty years after his death,
are to be opened and inspected With all due
solemnty the Both April, the King having
died on the 29th April, l793.--NationaI
Mtelligenctr.
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TpTpY1TE on RESPECT

At meeting of the members Of the bar, and
citizens of Lincoln county generally, on Mon
day the 18th INST for the purpose OF paying a
tribute to the memory Of tho late Robert Ii. Bur
ton, ESQ, on motion of ID. L. Caldwell, Esq,
Robert Williamson. ESQ, was called to the
Chair, and b. Ship, Esq, appointed Secretary.
l.. L. Thompson, ESQ., then ofiJred the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions;
Whereas by the dispensation of wise but in
sc.uteblc Providence. i'll the doath of the late Il
H. Burton, Esq, this county has been deprived
Of ons of It's most ,nestitnable citizens and this
Court lost faithful and distinguished Member.
Be ii reSolred: That while with tho connu-
nity in which he lived, then honored and now
amented, we will cherish his memory as one
who's, life truly was an example which the wise
and the good will endeayor to initiate, we cannot
but deeply regret the increased loss we feel in
tho doalh of 50 distinguished aud useful men,
Der Of cur body.
Resolred, That we sincerely condoe with the
more immediate friends and relations of the DO
ceased for the crest and rreparable loss they
have sustained. Kind, social and benevolent as
man, by those who know him in the closer re-
1 latons Of life none can tell how much he was
I loved or how long he must be regretted.
4 Res0lred, That as a testimonial Of our REGARD
! and esteem for the deceased, the members of the
I Court and the bar VIII wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resoiced. That d Ship, w Williamson and
II. w. Guion. Esqrs., be appointed TO transmit
copy of these resolutions to the family of tho
deceased,
Resoirea, That tho Editors of the papers, in
Lincouton, Charlotte, Salisbury and Raleigh be
requested 10 give these resolutions an insertion
in their papers.
James W Osborne, Esq, rose TO second the
resolutions, and in a short address alluded in the
most beautiful and touching manner to tie pub
lie services and stainless private character Of the
deceased. Afer which,
The Resolutions were put to the meeting, and
adopted unanimously.
And then the aleeting adjourned.
4. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
D. SURF SeerctafN