The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

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msmbess Of lhs bar. and The silirrrs si,lhs
Court. exeeps few. Lel having heard Of
BIS illness
l espa.t speak of lodge G.,inn % BE-
dessEsss 70 be spoken ~. Ms eplpey 10
On he lips &C tie a hole conn,sy. Tbr
iores oilhis exsmpIe all psrpr,va.s hls
praise.
The says &C Heaven. ho~ inexsrslle
are they. 10 each ~ aar nolhlngness. q.
aeil - 70 wtau ~ isom ld.! dur mast
useful c,lizrns. our nea1ssi relations. and
our dearest friends. are sns,rhsd away.
impei ING rs 10 rely only on Him. Who
perss.seih aud sO-tane,h al things.
YOU know -d.iEessing himself 10 the
c.. Jas'ice. lie manner 81 he desih.s
Surro~ ollen psod1res it, consolation. |
vas present shsn Judge q sinn died.
Tina, be lived constantly mindful Of tie
grave. | have no doubt. The evening
bef..re he departed this liz, ~ converse
non ~ilh . Trend. he menllvned lhs. death
had % him, no terrors--thsi The Years he
had Numbered, were but 50 many steps IN
The eonpl.t'on Of The journey assigned
him BY his Master. ana that he rejuictd
that he simsur would soon be put off.
Up 10 the moment Of his dis.olu,lon. his
mind was MISUNDERSTANDING and IN
sirucilng his isIenjs on moral sshjrcn.
HIS las, sentence impressed ppon them
The 30, olnie d. cesslty. 10 enabe us 10 be
either useful here. ar happy hereafter. 81
an abiding belief IN Beng. present every
wete, knowing the intent. s,and undersia. :
ding HE imagination 81 The hear,--wh no IL
sl's Il drsih. TswaiJine him Ioi III H. DEEDS.
Before his voice lad died upeM The ear
- he WAS mott" lie hal gone 10 HE
resi-"
Chief Justice Ruffin. on behalf Of the
Count. responded wnh. very grea, emo
tiun:
The Cour,Innites viii the Bar. IN la
meniing The csl,m,ty winch has ia'len
oRus; and Is ready 10 concur IN Shairser
my honor The ,ns,nory d Our deceased
brother. or express sympathy With his
bereaved family.
The lrss indeed. is That Of The whole
countrs; and il vi | ,lnubllsss be deeply
fell and deeply deplored. BY The whale
country. But 10 Us. who have beeac, n
nersed wi,h HIM here. j. - ., cnlia,ly 50.
yere.
Having bsen closely associated 10 pri-
sats intercourse, ind in The discharge oi
comnnn public duty, lar the la-t ten
yrass. we have hid The best Mssns III
knnsing and apprsci.tins his personal
virtues. hi. abilities, hi. attainlnrn.s, and
Judicial services.
We know, Tat he was indeed, good
man and great Judge
HIS assistance in the discharge of our
.fic,al duties, is cheeituiiy and grateful
y acknowledged by u. Who have SUR
sived him. In our opinion. his worth.
a. minister at justice, aud expaundsr
OF the Laws. was measurable: aud we feel
that A. personal llieuJ. bis LOSS cauno,
be supplied.
Tire Court directs the psoreedmgs oi
| the Bar 10 be entered On The mlnu,,s, and
l will, in the other respect, co1ply Wit,
tile requests expressed IN hen.
The Couu. then adj urned.
Judge Ruff was al the bedside of the do.
ceased. when he died. :.
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