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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

~~eI aT POWELL x. cos LINE FOR
SsW By RGti, La,ds 3; Cald,yey We,
Sssz'Folrs AND Cold SrriuSrhv STEAMBOAT HIGH
LANDER, Cai T. arlor viii leave the reroor OF Wa7.
every Maad3y Thursda and SATURDAY O'Clock
T. NJ hs;nTnnc viii leave New hprsh every MONDAY AZ
a. NJ and Tuesday and Friday P NJ Fox freight or pas
sage, apply 10 the Captan on board
Baggage ana rr,-; Of il descriptions bank bills or si-ce
put on board mast h al the OF owners ,iy,o. uies
4 ball OF ladia- rrcrpts Re signed oE the <lna ali
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

BORDER DIFFIcULTIEs.--The Bangor
NE. Daily Wing contains the proceed
ngs Of public meeting Of the citizens OF
Hancock Plantation, in relation to the
arrest of Daniel Savage, citizen of A :.
roos,ook county, who was attempted TO
be carried off on the first instant on civ
il suit, by individuals known to be author
lied agents of the authorities Of the Pro-
vince of New Brunswick. 1t appears
that great excitement prevailed upon the
border, and that the people aided by the
United States troops succeeded in effect
ing his rescue. Subsequently the citizens
met, and passed sundry resolutions ex.
pressing indignation at the outrage; and
il was
"vo,ed that the thanks of this meeting
be presented to Capt. Webster, comman.
ding the United States troops at Fort
Kent, for so promptly furnishing assis-
lance TO the civil authorities to recapture
our citizens on our own soil as defined by
the late treaty, and TO secure and bring
the offender to JUSTICE"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
VOLUME ~.
THE MARIINsBuRe GAZETTE

Is published every Thursday morning, ct TWO
DOLLARS per year, II paid in odvanee; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
year, and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
year. No paper discontinued until all arresrsges
are paid. except at the option Of the publisher.
~ No subscription will be taken for less period
than six months.
will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and at
twenty-five Gents for each subsequent Insertion
The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of The advertisement sent, or
il viii be continued until forbid. and charged ac-
cordinsly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
THURSDAY MORNING., APRIL s, 1919.

TUE COMET AS SEEN AT SEA.-The
Captain Of the ship Champlaih at New
Orleans, on the 9th inst. from Bristol,
England, furnished the editor OF the Tro.
pic with tho following account Of the
Comet, as seen by him at sea on the 18th
inst. in lat. % NJ;
"When first seen, the 'sta.' Of il was
hardly more than deg. above the hori.
zon, but il rose each succeeding night,
so that when il was in lat. % Y. it was
deg. above. The tail was OF fan shape,
about half degree wide at the centre,
and one degree in width at the extremity.
The length of The tail was about 80 de-
grees, and extended in direction from
West TO South. On first view, it was
supposed to be lunar rainbow and the
editor Of the Tropic remarks, "our read
ers may remember that what was sup
posed to be lunar rainbow was seen IN
New Orleans last week. We have little
doubt that i, was the tail Of this comet,
the star Of which was 100 low to be visI.
bleo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
CnEsArEAKE ANp emo CANAL.--The

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.--The
Cumberland Civilian OF Friday says, we
learn that General McNeili, the Presiden,
of the Canal Company, in a conversation
with gentleman from Baltimore, since
the passage OF the Bill for the sale Of the
States interest in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, said that he had no doubt but
that the sale would be effected with
out delay, and that in the course Of eigh-
teen months the Canal would be complet-
ed to Cumberland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
To all phou il mag concern.

U ufS UNOW a. UtNy CVttC3Hs
Know ye, that we, the unde gned, citizens OF
Columbisna county State of Ohio, bave bought OF
and had in use Robert Martins Patent Bee Pal
aces. and can certify, from past experience, that ii
has fully Satisfied most Gang zine expectations.
and ffectucly preserved eur bees from worms
and that we believe it to be the best patent Bee
Palace We have seen in use, and also believe that
there can be as much honey taken cut Of one of
his Palaces without breaking tho comb killing
the bees, as there can be in the old way by killing
abe bees. Given under our hands this 22d dry oil
April, 1912.
Hiram Bell, Samuel Boyle,
Henry Walter, VIM. ID. chamberlain,
George Waiter, Amos Dillon,
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins.
I have had ono Of the above described Palace.
two seasons, and from the best of my experience
1 believe the above to be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above, would add that from
what experience had, | wouldask nothing better
believe it to be Brought to perfection.
have had one Of the above described palace,
two seasons, and il has answered my expectations
and believe the above to be correct.
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify that the above is true and cor
rect copy Of the original. I. =. ROPES.
June 9, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

ORDER IN AMERICAN LEGISLATURES.
"A paper signed by SO members Of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
was handed to the Speaker Of that body,
says the Tribune, by Nj. Elton, profess
ting against the unlimited and disgraceful
range allowed by the said Speaker to in
dvidual debates, and stating that if he
did not preserve order in future, they
will be compelled to resign their seats in
justice to tho character of their cons,itu-
ents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

We see by the number Of the "Specta-
tor" Of Saturday last "a weekly political
paper published in Wa,hington) that DR..
J. l.. Martin has rellnqushed his con-
nexion with it and that it is hereafter to
be conducted by John Heart Esq. as be.
fore, 'upon Democratic principles" and
TO support the claims Of Mr.. Calhoun to
the Presidency.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

WESTERN ARMoRY.-M Casey, mem.
Der of Congress from Illinois, writes that
the Commissioners have reported in favor
of Fort Massac for the location of the
Western Armory that The President is
in favor Of that Location, thinking it the
best point in the West. Mr.. Casey be-.
lieves that the Armory will be located a,
Massac, Ill.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

A Sur OF NEARLY ONH TnoUsAsp
Tons is now on the stocks at the yard Of
Westerveli g. Mackay, New York. She
will be launched about the middle Of May,
and will take her place in the old l'ne OF
London packets, under the command OF
Captain 4. E. Morgan, recently OF the
Hendrick Hudson. We learn that the
new ship will be named after the patrIot
merchant OF Boston, John Hancock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

SLAVERY IN KENTucKY.--lnt this State,
the introduction OF slaves from abroad has
been prohibited since 1893. Atihe pres
ent session Of the Legislature strong eff.
fort has boon made to modify this prohib-
ition so far as TO allow persons to bring
in slaves for their own use, but it was re-
iected in the Senate by vote OF 81 to Ia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

NEw HAMPsHIRE ELECTION. An E.
lection was held in New Hampshire last
week for Governor and other State off
GERS, which resulted in the reelection Of
Mr.. Hubbard {the present Locoioco in
cumbent.) The Hill fraction ofthe par.
ty appear to have been reduced even
since the previous election--probably be-
cause of the TyIerism Of Mr.. Hill.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

Upwards Of 1000 persons have become
professors Of religion within the last few
weeks in the city ofAlbany. The church
es are open every night, and are literal
ly thronged.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

The Secretary of the Treasury has ad.
vertised for proposals for building the
hulls Of one, two, or three Iron Steamers,
to be used as revenue cutters on the sea-
coast. 1t is expected that these boats
will be built ir reference TO Hunters or
Ericsson's propeIlers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

SuGARED PHRASES. Mr.. Wise in a
speech at Charles City Court House, call.
ed Mr.. Clay "sot and liar" This is
very gentle denunciation OF man of
whom Mr.. Wise once said abuse could no,
reach him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

THE oMET.-The Boston Evening
Journal Of Monday says--"On Saturday
evening the comet nucleus, tail and all
was distinctly visible. Il presented a
beautiful appearance,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

ZEso. the philosopher, believed in an
inevitable destiny. His servan, ayallsd
himself ofthis doctrine one Gay while be-
ing beaten Tor theft, by exclaiming,
-"Was not destined to rob ~ sYes,"
replied Zeno, "aud 70 be corrected also, ,,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

Mr.. Forward, late Secretary of the
Treasury resumes the practice OF the Law
in Pitlsburg. Pa, in connection with his
son-in.law, Alfred w. Marks. son Of the
late Hon. VIM. Marks, U. S. Senator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
APPOINTMENTS FOR BALTIMORE CON-
FERENCE


~ the Methodist Episcopal Chnreh, March, l843
BALrimoRK DisrRtcr-N. Wilson. p y.
rs. Brison. J. A. Collins.
Ds''mofs Guy }N. Head, S. s. Ro.zel.
!; Fsyette street,. Miller, Samuel Smith.
William street-Job Guest
Wha.coat chspeI-W Hank,
: Emory charel--M Goheen.
- Columbia street-John Guyer.
Howard street-G D Chenowi,h
Sharp 81. and A.b'y-J. w. Cullum.
Baltimore CITY Missn-J. Gamble.
Baltimore Circuit-P. d. Lipscomb S. v. Blake
j. L, Gibbons, sur
Summer6eld Circuit-A Jameson.
P.,s,sco Station-W. G. Egsis.ton.
Severn Citcuit-A. A. E.kr;dgc. n. II. w
Brent.
AnuspoIi.-Jo.. Mrrnken.
West Rivera. Smith, +. C. Hayes.
C.lyert-W. o. Lun.ien, T. b. Lennon, J.
w Richardson. sup
Bladensburg-W H. C, Gin, J. d. Cummings.
Ebene.er-J. III. Brown, 4 Jordan
ST. Mary'.-r S. Harding, +. A. Harden.
Cbsrle, Circujt-F. DYSON w. H. Ianey
N BALrlMoKx Dl.rRlcT--John Bear P. E
North Baltimore-W. Hamilton j. Larkin, +.
D. Owen.
East Baltimore-H. Slicer. c. B. Yonng, p. B.
Reese
Se,mep's Be,hel-U Beat.
Gre.,Fall.-R. Brown, J. W. Bull.
H.reford--D Steele. T. T. Wy.ong,
East Hatford-o. Eye. T. Swirx.r.
IVES, Usrcord-D. Tboma, fons 10 b. ,upplied. J
Hayre de Grsce-P. Rescorl.
sbrru,bury-G. Berk.,re.,er ]. 6. Morri,
yo,k-J / Henninv
Codoru,-Jobn McCI,y.
WS.,,;, n HI. r w.t..
YIN =, ~
LII y. L.
mon'souefy-y; vi zones D. parry
Patapsco-G. Morgan w II. Rennick.
HusTisspos DtsTRIcr-H Fmr!ong. p. u.
Lewistown Station--G. G. Brooke.
Lewistown Circuit-W. Butler, T. Mitchell.
Huntingion-H. G. Dill, w. Baird.
War,ics', Maxi. s, Is..J Noorobe,d.
U'u;1.a.hn,aE 2 aIlan
w;n;..hnra pr,d. NJ . I,,rr.,
" -.
T r. c., n M.Ehs
-, - S
ned'otd-'' hunroe' Geo Stevenson
fros,ouis-"' w Dee"'' w o"yhn'
Cnmberand-W rretiyman.
Aileghany-f' McEnaily' y meCly. .
NoRTHunnERLASp D,s1'-o' H'4af' r. E.
Su"pury-H' D'u'en' - montgomery
DsnVi"e- - pau "
be'~eSIi' ia"ny;''il; = bowman; '"p
pioo"'"su''' s"""'' ~
r'nce. ~ n.r,
n 5"1.I" -. ~ ~ r. ~ ~ n C,.
N ,'',' ~ S n 80 - N''"'''''
T;i p. w p Mn.
~ w H., ~, Go
pNm't =. MI ,'CW
C,n'.saIs-p ~. p.a;s,ss
90. vrunT S,,..n
Gnu ; me- :, y, N S., 3, ~
-
A'eNnnu''a ~. Inv W. h"",
rnong the colorcd people; J. Hanson, sup.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

The SARAToGA.-Thls sloop OF war,
which lost her nasts on Thursday night,
is new vessel just built in New York,
and was destined as one ofthe African
Squadron,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

A poor, starving, solitary rat walked
over tho floor Of broken bank, at mid
night, and remarked, in deep desponden-
.cy:
III feel like ore who treads alone
Some baaArsps hall deserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
Attention! Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
y u u - II o u s. ID.

YUyUIS valuable improyenen Mt in the culture
Bees has been introduced into Loudoun,
Fairfax, Sporisy vnnis, Caroline Clarke Jefferson,
Morgan, Berkeley and Frederick, as we'll as many
other counties in the State of Virginia, and is un-
questionnbly decidedly superior To any other Bee
House in use. II is so constructed as to prevent
the drpredotions of the worm efectually, every
part OF the house being worm-proof; IL prevents
the trouble and loss incident to hiving, and affords
every facility for taking the honey without destroy
ing the Bees. The house may be constructed with
any number Of apartments from three TO sixty, but
fifteen is as convenient as any other number.
House or individual rights can be had of
Mr.. Levy, Morgan.
Mr.. Stsckhouse, Winchester.
Mr. Danner. Middletown, Frederick Co.
DR.. Kline, Front Royal.
Nj. Latham, Uprerviile.
Mr.. Fouche, Leesburg.
Mr.. vsn Ness, Dumfres. Prince William, Va.
Pcake & Maddox. Fredericksburg.
Gretier e. Peske, Richmond
and County Rights in the State Of Virginia, of
G. L. ROBERTS,
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va.
The following selected from number Of
other certificates, to show the success which has
attended it wherever introduced.
Know all men by these presents. that We, the
undersigned, citizens of East Fairfield, State
~ OhIo ~ nercoy Ccfty thdt VIC nave sreh nhu
examined Robert MARITIME Bee Palace, which has
been 10 three seasons, and do certify that II is
frs~ from webs, and that it does pass oG the
and snswer that purpose bryond our most sanguine
expectations; and also, that it is the most
nient for taking honey aud preserving the Bees Of
any plan Of which hav~ any knowledge; and
feel ourselves justified in Recommending enter
Prisins public to try il for themselves.
William EcoH, Israel Thompson
Jacob Walker, Fl. Wharton
WIN. NightwIne, John W Neigh,
VIM. c. Williamson, JOS. Patton,
Milton Grey Robert w. jackson,
Gro Hoffman, G. IL Brown,
Benjamin Maikley, Jacob Anderson,
Lamb't Williamson VIM. X. MARKELL,
Jesse Williams, VIM. Hall,
Jos. S. Taylor, Charles Kay,
BENZ Ferrall, Jacob Richards.
April II, 1912.
certify the above to DO a tree copy of the orr
ginal. I. p. ROPES.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

al need not tell you what think ofthat
man, Henry Clay, OF Hanoper. He has
done for himself, wha, friends and fortune
can do for no man, and has acquired what
neither friends nor Toes can take away
from him-"a tame for which he him.
self has fought" and to which no man's
praise can add, SAND FROM WHICH NO
MANS cENsURE CAN DETRAcr." OFFICE
could not add cubit to his stature ~
MIR. Wise's Letter, June 10, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
LUNREK.

TUST received a large 10; of Pine and Oak
- PLANK & SCANrLlNG, which will be sold
low for cash TO close consig nment.
WASH KROESEN
October G. 1s42.-f Rail Read Depot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
VVsNESKE ".

0A BARRELS reeli6ed whiskey for sale by
~ JNo, JAMESON.
Oc, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06

A BILL
PASSED, MARCH 81, ls43.l

Imposing Tares for the Support Of 90
rernBaenf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-06
COAL! COAL!

IUST received by the undersigned, quantity of
ID STONE COAL, which he will .ell low for
cash. He has made arrangements to have /, con-
s,antly on hand. and will be happy supply those
in want Of il.
November A. WASHINGTON KRoESEN.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09

any free State. The slave owner stapds
but an Indifferent chance for justice, when
the right 10 his property is to be tried by a
Judge, who is sworn TO support the fedora
constitution. Before jury he has to stem
all the ignoran. and rascally prejudice Of
abolition. Free States which enact these
laws, granting jury trials TO slaves, are only
dev's'ng way to.evade the rights secured
to the south by the constitution of the Union.
Statesman
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
FELLOW CITIZENS :

FELLOW CiTIZENs:
The LEGISLATURE at the late
called session having provided that the Clerk
Of the District Chancery Court, BE- elected by the
people, |, having become "a Candidate for
that Office, have adopted this mode Of presenting
my name before the people OF the District, from
| the fact that it will not be in my power to see
and become personally acquainted with
all my fellow citizens, from whom lam solicit
ting suffrage.
The first and highest of our earthly duties is
the support of our family, and to this end have
been most anxously and industriousy engaged
in my profession, until much affection and i'll
health have greatly impaired my ability to un-
dergo the arduous duties connect ed with its per-
suit, and imperativeIy demand that shall desist
from the labours and exposure consequent upon
my professional avocations. To discharge this
duty then in my case, l must abandon it if tits
possible for me otherwise to procure the means
for its accomplishment Believing that both my
education and pursuits in life, together with a
desire closely to apply myselfin the discharge
Of the du,y that may be incumbent upon me,
will fully enable me to fill with entire satisfac-
ton to the country the station to which aspire,
| confidently appeal to generous public for
their suffrage and support.
! ! have for many years past been a resident Of
Holly Springs, and have become pretty general
| ly known to the citizens of Marshall County
BY such character as Ihave formed among those
who have known me longest and best, am will
ing 70 stana on call And when the inquiry
which is proper and right to be instituted il
regard to all Candidates for Office shall be made
l. he honest Is he capable-Isle faithful t.
the country? 1.-THE answer, SO far as am con
cerned, shall not be satisfactory, it will be the
! duty of every patriot to vote against me, but
if on the contrary the reply shall be in the afr
native, may justly hope to receive the conf
dence and support OF my fellow citizens.
AS the Office il entirely disconnected with thu
political questions Of the day, shall not ever
allude to the position which occupy in regard
to this subject. To you the selection who. j
to be made, among the Candidates before you
may be matter Of but little care--to me it i
matter of vast interest and Importance; and
trust that the examination and enquiry whic
you may institute in regard to the character an
qualifications of those who are running for. thi
Office, will lead you TO The conclusion, that tn
discharge oft duties, and the interest of til
t|public,in connection with them, may be safel
entrustedto
/. Your ob't servant aud
/ Fellow Citizen.
| J. o. WALKER.
Holly Springs, Angst 1919.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
1Stdtesndn.

Whereas sundry reports injurious 10 the
standing Of our beloved brother, Elder S. s.
Burdeti, and The cause Of the Baptist Denon-
nation, have gone TO the world and after a
full fair and public investigation of said
charges, and reports by our church, now
sitting in conference al New Harmony, this
the 9th day of Sept 1913, after hearing all
the testimony introduced, we find said char.
ges and reports 10 be false and untrue and
without foundation, Therefore, Resolred,
That we request The Editor Ct The Ripley
Advertiser to publish this Gotice ia his pa
per and request other papers friendly 10 re.
liglon to give it an insertion; and that copy
OF this notice be sent with our letter 10 The
next association and request It TO be pub
''shed In the minutes--Done in conference
Pate as above
PRYOR SKELIy
Moderator
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
trust sale.

EnY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, eAecu,cd
ED 10 me by Wesley B Kimbel, aad
duly recorded in The Probate Clerks
office Of 'rippah County Mississippi, on the
9Th day Of June 1910, in Deed Book c
pages sos, 500 s so. | shall proceed to
sell at The Court House Door, in The Town
Of Ripley,in said county, on Monday lhe
25lh day Of September, lS43, the following
lands in Tippah Couniy-yiz:
N w A Of Sec 81 in T 3, Of r 4, East.
! N VA s 10, T3, R4,
SsF4 s. 4, r3, R4.
NEA 8 Ii, r 4 Z 3,
ALSO, The folios.ing Town la!s Il. Ripley,
viz; Lois No /, 2,3ss. 4, in Block No 81.
ALSO, the rAdivids half Of the follows
ing described lands lying in Tishor.ingo
county, Miss viz;
s w of Sec Is, T |, r 10 East.
NV S %, T l, r 10
The titles to the above lands and lois
are believed to be undoub,ed, but selling az
Trustee, | shall only convey such tile as
) vested in me by said Deed of Trust.
SAMUEL MeNEAL,
Trustee.
March, 18Th lS43-2I-6m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
TO THE AFFLICTED!

2DfiE undersigned has just received aud will
~ keep on hand, a supply of the following
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz:
DR.. Mofrats' Celebrated Life Pills s. Phoenix
Bitters.
DR.. Boggs' Tonic Mixture, Nerve and Bone
Lir ament.
DR.. Braggs' Tonic and Anti-billious Pills for
Fever DC Aguc. -
DR.. Boggs' Compound Fluid Elk. OF Sarsapa-
rilla. 80 9
All orders for Agencies mcst be addressed
(post paid) to DIR. J. G. Boggs, Fairyiew, Mis-:
General wholesale Agent ;.or to the nndersigned
s.si SIMON X. .SPIGHT,
~. Agesffct Tirfnhc1unty.
Ripley, Janpaars II ss3.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-09-09
HENRY ROBINSON.
C.. CM.
TALLAHATcHIE INSTITUTE, }
Sept 5lh 1913.
Sk ELY
Moderator

A meeting Of the friends aud neighbors
of the lamenled James l. Mem ire vas or
gained at this place by calling VIM. D.
Sloane to the chair and app hitting B G.
Earle Secretary.
On motion Of DR.. NJ. Wilson the follow
ing persons were appointed committee
J. n Jones, d. IL Hoyle, R. II, D4nsby
M. Wilson and c.. II. Bond; and after 8
few minutes absence reported the following
preamble and resolutions which we're unap
imously adopted.
Whereas we are assembled to ply Tie
last tribute ofrespect'to eur deceased fricne
James 1 McEniire, who departed this life
on the 2nd Inst at his late residence in Pom,
totoc County MI; and Judging from bis con
Duct whilst among us, We have evcryreasop
to believe that had he been spared by divine
Providence he would have been one ST so,
cieties brightest! ornaments, Therefore,
BE il Resoired: That 10 the death Of our
'amened friend we have lost good neigh
Dor, n beloved associate, and cur Country
one of its most promising Youths. M
Resolped: That we do most sincerely
Z II
sympathize with his afflicted Parent and
Relations in the loss they have sustained BY
his death; and as token Of further res,
pect,
Resolred; That the friends of the deceas.
ed wear as badge Of mourning list e
black crape quilted around the left arm for
The space of thirty days
Resolued; That his female friend be re.
questcd to wear small cuff of black Grape
on The left wrist,
Resolred; That the Rev. William Frier-
sen be requested to preach his funeral ser.
mon and furnisha copy Of the same for pub.
lcasion
Resolred; That the friends Of the deceas>
ed are requested to form in procession,
wearing the badge, and march to the place
Tof funeral service
81 o. = =
I RESOLVED, That C. T. Bond E. j. Enochs,
and ". +. Hargroves be appointed q COM
mttee to write 10 his surviving Parent and
furnish her copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting
Resolucd, That the preamble and reso>
lutions be signed BY the. chairmao and sec>
rotary and copy semitic the Editors Of the
Ripley Advertiser and Southern Tribune
for publication.
80 II Chairman
b. G.. EARLE ~ y
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