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man, he was possessed of allthe nobler and
better qualities bf our nature Mild, unas
suming, and geflemanlv in his department
he was universally esteemed blythe commu-
nifty at large; put it was only among his in
timate friends that his virtues. his social
| worth, and Distinguished merit were justly
appreciated. AS lawyer. his unobtrusive
| manners forbade that he should minele with
the noise, OF join in the contest and tumult,
so often deemed necessary TO professional
| success; butas safe accurate, and profound
legal adviser, he had few superiors. One
of the earliest residents of our town, he ever
maintained by his upright and consistent con-
duct, our highest respect and iseminent vir-
tues endeared him to US, and Inspired feelings
of the warmest attachment He has depar-
ted from amsng us, and left a vacuum, not
soon to be filled, in the circle of his acluain-
tance. His memory will be long cherished
in our hearts, and in the remembrance of
this community.


Therefore ResoIeed Thnt in the death
of Fl. H. WHITAKER, ESQ. the bar has
lost one of its most distinguished members,
and society one of its brightest ornaments.


2 Res That we do sincerely lament the
death of our much esteemed brother and
fellow-citizen, and that as public testimo-
nial of our regard, we wear the usual badge
of mourning thirty days


5. Res. That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded by the Secretary to the afflicted
family and friends of the decd. with assuran-
ces of our deep and heartfelt sympathy


A. On motion of VIM, FINLEY, Esq.


Resozced, That a committee of one be ap-
pointed by the Chair to request the next Cir
cult and Chancery Courts of Marshall coun-
ty. that the preamble and resolutions now
adopted, be spread upon the records of their
respective Courts.


(Mr FINLEY appointtd.)


On motion of J. w CLAPF, ESQ.


5 Resolced, That the members OF the
bar and officers of the Court, attend the fu-
neral of the decd this evening In procession.
On motion of H. w. WALTER, Esq


6. ResoIred, That a committee be ap-
pointed to request the services of some Min,
isfer nj the crave of the dec'd


(Rev. A. T. ScRUGGs oficiated)


7. ResoIoed. That the newspapers ofthis
place be requested to publish these proceed
ings.


The meeting then adjourned.


A B. BRADFORD. CA'n.
J. w. CLAPP, Sec.