For the North Carolina Standard.
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sWhereas, 1t is with sincere regret. that we the
members ofthe Philanthropic Society, have learn
ed the recent death of four of its cherished Mem
hers, Ed D. SIMms, of the University of Alabama,
W. w. CHERRY, of BERTHE, Taos. H. SPRuILL, OF
Oxford, and .GREEN-M. CUpHBERT, of New Berne ;
and whereas, il is proper thatwe should enter up
on our books, semetesiimonial Of our deep sorrow
at the loss which we, together with their respective
States, have sustained in their death-the two for.
mer having already been distinguished among the
wise and goodsofou land, and the two latter hav-
ing given bright promise of life of virtue and
usefulness, therefore, ,Ezis',sa


Be it resolred unu1simousIy; That we deeply
and sincerely sy mpathizea with the families. Who
by this dispensaton Of Div inc Providence have
been sosirrePaTably bereaVed '0a I bps f.'s7'tT


ReSatHed unanimously, That we as 4 body, Of
which they. swere members, deeply lament their
premature fate by which Sc much worth ahd.tai.
ent have been cut of in the midst offher useful
ness, and we ethereby deprived Of SO much honor
which the promised brilliancy Of their career
would ha We reflected uponsus. = - l.T1'j 81 sEi
Hesotued unanimously, That the members Of
this Society. from sincere desire Of showing eve
ry mark of respect due to the memory of the de.
ceasedf Wittso in mourning for them one month,