Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-23


In Catawba county. on the eth inst, in tie
221 year ofhis age. Bro. Emanuel Fry. Of Cataw-
ba Division. $ Of r., leaving many devoted
friends and relatives TO lament lis early death.
Bro. Fry has been an active and efficient mem
Der of the church, and an energetic and faith
ful Son of Temperatures. And the Division to
which, he belonged, raid a just tribute to his niea-
DRY in l4assingthe following Resolutions
Resciced. That We cherish with fond bat sirl-
aneholy recollection the many aIniab!c qualities
which adorned the character Of cur iamenled
Brother. whose devoted riety and upright
walk as a Sun Of Temperance. bad scenred the
confidence and esteem Of the Whole community
in which lie lived.
ReS0!red. That while we mourn This effective
dispenSation o. Providence We calmly Hbmit to
the righteous will ef hat Almighty King who
has spoken al things into existence.
Resotred, That We deeply <yml aihise with
the relatives Of our deed Brother in their be-
reareuhs..t ANA soie a~fiicticn. and respectfully
tend~r them m assurance Of our friendship.
ResOferl That iiis nlenibers OF this Division
wear tie usual badge If mourning for tie >j,ace
OF 50 days, ami that these Resolutions be lob.
lishcd in the Spirit of the Age, Yorkyiile Rem
edy and Carolina Waichman. and that a copy
Of these resolutiUnsbe sent to The afflicted family.
At a regular meeting OF the SINS Of Temper
ance, Six-pound Division. Nm. 2S7. ON the 5th
day of February, 1853, tile following Prvamhlo
and Resolutions, relative To the dratI, Of The
late Michael Nsgan, were nnaninIonslv adopted.
WHEREAS. BY an inscrutalle decree of an om-
niscIent God. our Order has been DEF rived Of 4
model member. whose loss we sincerely ieplure.
and The community has been hereavel of an uSe-
GGl and estimable citizen; and whereas. ii is in
compliance with the dictates Of dutv and incli-
nation for Us as a society, to declare in a written
form the deep sentiments Of regret We entertain
at the loss of so worthy a member. Therefore;
Resolred. That in the death of orr esteemed
Bro. Michael RiSgan, we have sustained the loss
of one. who ever exhibited the most profound
interest in the prosperity Of our Division. whs
administered to the maintenance Of its dignity
and honor, who engaged the directions AMI res
pect of all his acquaintance. and who. by his
VI right bearing and gentleulnnly department.
inspired them with a proper appreciation of tho
object and benefits Of the organization Of cur
Order.
Res0iced, That as a father. lie was kind, in
duigent and affectionate; as a husband, he was
true and devoted as a neighhur. he was honest
generous and no 'pitable. and as Al member Of
society and Il man, his character was unblera-
ished.
; Resolced. That we are deeply affected with
! sympathy for the snrviving widow. orphans
r and relatives of the deceased in this their great
/ bereavement; and that IN token of the respect
e We cherish for the memory of The deceased the
i members of This Division wear the usual badge
of mourning.
t R~eSOioed, That the Recording Scribe he in.
structed to transmit a copy of these resolutions
to his afflicted widow. and also to request the
Editors of the Warrenton News, and the Spirit
Of the Age to publish the same.
AT a meeting of the students of Jonesviil;
Male A~cademy. the following Pteanlb e and
Resolutions were unanimously ADOPTED
WHEREAS, The Almighty, in his all wise
Providence, has seen fix 10 call unro hnnsrll our
: beloved student, VIM. 3. Lowry, in the 18th
yearof his age
ResoLUed, That while we bow. in meek subnis
sion, TO the decree which has taken him away
we shall ever cherish in orr hearts those semi.
IS nents of esteem, love, and friendship viii
in which his amiabie disposition has inspired u.
Rcsolccd, That we deeply sympathi-e will
his afflicted parents in the sad bereave ment 81
their only son.
Resolved. That az an expression Of our grief
| and as Il token of our respect for our dtpnltet
friend, we wear the usual badge Of mournIm ms
I. FOR thirty days.