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From a London P after.
IT LORD ???til ON BIS OWN DOMESTIC
*<yiRCtfMSTAJfCES. - -
i FARM THEE WELL.
Fare tfiee well! and if forever-*?
Still for ever, fare thee veil ? * .
' /unforgiving, never
shall my hrart ft be I
Would that breast were bared belare thee
? Where thy head so ofthath4afcH
While that placid sleep c?m4 O'er thee
* Which ihou ne'er can'st know again ;
Wotild that breast by thee glanCd over.
Every inmost thought could shew ; 3tk
Then thou woutd'st at last discover
'Twas not well to spurn it so.
" l' hough the world for this commend thee?
Though it smile upon the blow?fr?
Even its ptoses must offend thee,
Founded on another's 4roe.
Though my manly faults defaced me ;
Could no other %rm be fountftt
Than the on* which once emQptd me,
To inflict a cureless wound l\
Yet? oh, yet? thyself deceive not*?'
. Love may sink by low decay,
But; by sudden wrench, believe not.
Hearts can thus be torn away ;
Still thine own its life retaineth? . ^ 1
Stilf must mine? though bleeding? beat,
And ths undying thought which paineth
Is? that we no more may meet?
These are words of deeper sorrow .
Than the wail abote the dead,
Both shall live ? but every morrow
Wake us from a widowed bed.
And when,thou would'st solac* gather
Wiiuhou teach- her to say 4*Pather V*
Though his care must forego ?
KfrmOe handS shalTpress ihe?^- "
When her lip to.ihine is presto lay
Think oflvtm whose prayer shall bless thee;
Think of him thy love had blessed.
.Should her ftneamehts resemble
r^fThose thou never more may 'at see-? y
Then thy heart will. softly tremble
With a pulse yet true to me. \
All mv faults? perchance thou knowest ?
none can knoV;
VUh go?
d
ak*rt,
Pride? which not a #o rtt could bovt? !
Bowi^to thto? by thee fcrsakefb ? ? ?
EveVmy soul forsake# me not?, mi'
But tis done? all words are idle?
v ar% vainer stHlr;
,,its we cannot bridle
Force tbcjr way without the *il|.
Fare tjie well ! ?thus distinguished?
H
Scs
fropievery ne
in heart? and '
"1
iml
*? ? ?Jfch? m?? t? ? ? ? ?
Recent Separation in high life ? Tliough- 1
the separation of a$d L?dy Btkon,
v? .A^r-pttc* by mmuil d^
Icm certain that on the
life consent {pVen w??n untKii
- n<1 not till after he had In rain
letters to her Ladyship, en
nciliation. Lady Byron, on
ration ofrall the circomstancet,
jflexible $ and it may easily be
4$?eived that ^provocation Aust'have
been great Indeed, which steeled a bosom
tender, and rendered obdurate the heart of
one of the sweetest and most amiable crea>.
fares with which heaven lias ewer blessed
and adorned the society of Man.
% LtoUtm flafitr.
mJmEms
A FOUNDLING.
Some time since an Iftfant ivii leftgwJ
tlM entry of a house, in the ftfth ward of
this city. The child was eftreMly laid in
a basket, and had, a note attached to its
frock, of which the following is a copy :
"?For sweet charity's sake receive me?
innocent, AeVples, fatherless and cold;
urged, as I am, into a World, without a
friend. Oh, let M* not die; hut under
your hospitable roof protect me, and I,
Hi gratitude, will repay?nourish and train
my growing years to virtue, and I will be
your solace in declining lire. My na
tural fkther has returned again to mother
I earth. My natural motKtr, writhing with
convulsive agonies, joyless and despairing,
fast hastening to the tomb. Be than to
| me a father, and you shall in no wise tofe
I your rewtind. The Redeemer of the
World took little children in his arms, a nd
I I beseech you imitate the divine beftevo*
I lent example.
I " A fHendteUy helfilm o rfihan, itged 3
day &.** AVas Twk fiafitr*
I Something Singular. ? There is now in a
I *tore in Bmton, a rat, nearly lull grown,
which is nursed by a tat, in company with
m kitten ! it appears the cat had lost one of
I her kittens, and tiaving seized the rat car* |
| ried it to the basket, completely domestica
ted and treats It as her own offspring ! I
I The c^| is a famous rat catcher, and haa |
I killed a great nufriber Since she took the '
Favoured one under her pteiection.
^The Juke of R? going on horseback
upon a visit to a worthy clergyman at N ac
ton, near I-arHguard Fort, to take the dt
about sixteen, who was servant in the fam
ily. to take care and rub down his horse,
and not give him any water, when the lad
replied^ 44 yes maister ? no maister," on
which the groom, who stood by, severely
rtbuked him for his rudeness* telling .him
that the person who alighted was a great
man, " and whenever he bids you do any
thing, (wrid the groom) yoo iwost be tuti
Jto say Yyr Grace.*'? -Young Hob treaaur
ed up infiis memory the advice which he
had teceivedi a few days after, when the
Duke mounted his hqrse, he bacfc the lad
take the stirrup a hole lower; the boy with
great solemnity answered, " For what we
'are going to receive the Lard make um thank
Ayoung man, who was paying his ad
dresses lo an Irish girl, who gained so far
her affections, that she J?ad consented to at
tend him to the temple of Hymen, when
some economical fears arose in his breast
which ctioled the flame Cupid bad kindled :
lie therefore waited on his. destined bride
and began to talk of hard timc|M house,
hold expenses, till her patiencTOing ex
hausted, she very fairly turned him out of
the house. Her mistress hearing the jriotse
called to know what it was, 44 nothing ma^
dam,(replicd she) but kickin*4fe*car?s of
life out of d&ors."
A Spanish lady gives the following a*
her reasons why an old man shonld take a
young wife. 44 We make old trees young
by grafting them. That plants may not be
host bitten we cover them up* The palm ?
tMe W frot bear fruit unless her company
ion grows near her. *1 bopr
fife* that philosopher, who, "
| what was the flfopcr w HOL
ed, 44 when a man is young, Ti
when oM, too lat^'*
ABSENT FRIINOa.
music's ?tra%f /
? heart in vale, \
To p?n?iv? thoughts the boioa btfddt, J| /
And fitwfta theme ,|ji f eailntad*. ' . sP*- / I
5SUUU Gallon, ok
300 Gallons of old I
4000 It*. Bacon, juat
? ' Carolina,
t800 BuhhcU Salt,
An asuortmant of rot
I" Ctffermpty Bottle*,
Axes an?1 Mattocks,
Le^an^bwm'sugar and
Brandy, i
lica Hum
A puncheon old ,
?Odo*?d Iter*
SHERIFFS SALE.
ify virtue of an or<fer of the Honorable
Court qf Common Pleat, will be sold on
the It/ Monday and Tuesday m July next *
;/ before the COURT JHOUS& in CAM ?
D&At within the usual hours of tale*
ONE chest of CARP?NTER$
TOOLS, levied on by virtue of an
attachment, as the property of Alexander,
LSpetri, >\ tht mitof Royal ^(ittatd. lnd.
iofA.M-rtk- .
Coodition%caih.
rranc^STl^r^^^^
Camden, June 30, 1816. ^
Sale of N egroes.
Before the Court-House in Camden,
On tha$r*t Monday and Tuesday in July next
WILL BE s 0*4), |
BOUT TutiifrEigln Hkelfl
NEGROES, or ? many of them
satisfy the demand for which rU^ey
tire sold? these Negroes are sold ^nder a
| Mortgage miMe by WilHam Mayrant,tru*.
I tee of Mrs. Isabella May rant, to James
1 Gardner, and that good and clear titles will
be made for. the same* ? Terms of Sale
wilt be cash, purchasers paying for titles.
K . Hartwcll Macon,
Agent
James Gardners
Sumterville May l.4? 1&16? 9
km
Hi
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No%e. *
zens of Camden arc res
/ inforrihed, that the subscri
iated himself with an AS
TtEACHER, Mr. B klzar of
stooi a graduate oi uiegcru
We Will teach Reading, Writing, Arith
- - -? o*
_ _ ^les of Astronomy, the
LOteek languages, Mensura "
I etry, Moral Pfciloso
r turea and Oratory. .
Girls in every branch, and to t
I wtrjr one except Reading, Wt.??.b,
Maan's Lectures and Oratory, in which Mr*
Y Belzar will instruct them. Yr
Wishing to enter
I sti actions of my Behoof. Should the in*
? crease of my School make it necessary* I
wgl bulhl an additional rdotn to my Sd
and the Girls will be taught as a
iBiliiailifliBiSr''1 * ? k
'one room and the Boy* in yoUwr.
term* of Tuition ro*y be kn?H?? br
latinr. " ll~~
I
"'on t? the suWribe',.." ? *v
PJg|
great Tte JtfjpfMtl *oH relate* that ti?
%Wm B^tzbgton , Gaoler.
CAMDEN-? Kershaw District .
r% ECE1VED, May the 25th, 1816, into
t\ Kenhiw gaol, South -Carolina, a
NEGRO MAN, wrjr atout, tall and black.
He iafi that ht betongiW Thoitai
Grkkh, ?f Augusta, Georgia.
William Brazington, Gaoler .
/ST>l* SviLJE ^tr THIS OFFICE
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE
Artillery Swor d Exercise
10CEKIE3,
SMhor pro
given thatap fcfcc*
at Statisiuioiiv
August next, for %
lont Troop, to tup*
For Sale,
BY THE
At a very low price for Cash only, the fol
lowing articles, vi* ; ?
jT^OTTON Shirting at 25 cts. by
A piece.
Do. Urge and finer, 37 ?-2 ditto.
White Cotton Cambrick, 6-4 wide, from 2?.
- to 3*. 6c/. per piece*
Calicoes of aU colors, from 25 to 35 cts. t>r
the piece. ? ^ii
Striped Muslins, plain Lend, figured Mm
*' JaefcooetMushns and Hail Stone
Lena wide at ?5 pat doxen.
Do. TwHfd Cambrick *\ g 10 per doxen^:J
Camfaffkk PocketHandktrchic ft from 8*50
to 23 50 per doxen.
Gentlemens* Neck Handkerchiefs at
I -^>er Doxen, of a very fine quality. ^
Dimitie;* fium 0? to 1*1 perptece."
Black Bombax?ms from 27 12 to 62 u?
ct% by the piece.
Large and tm*}l Mo
L firofirfri* td7jr*
MtU *
method
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upper
Will
ne
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papers issued
at the 8tore of (L
Co. and at Mew'rt L*? fc DaLeo?*.
Jtme ej ?8?g.
ap~- ii
latent JUSeWtinejf j
Jumdle"& "Young,
Broad-.treet, Camden.
Dm. DYoTT'i stomachic Blt<ir of Health,
STASIS
Stomachic Win Bittern
HS?l*?3e*
? ? Anti fiilioui Kim)
?#??? > fat ent Itch 6inq?HuH|
Infallible Tooth Ache Dropi,
Era Water, \>
fc "^Titrifice*
? wi
British Oil,
Stear'a Opodeldoc*
tnmt i Ice.
' J %'i ,
E1i*ir of Paregoric, Laudanum, Spirit*
or avxar oaicairTfov, ?>?cutid with
MR ATWtSft AWD ACCURACY AT T?a
orrics or the
CAMDEN GAZETTE;
Where may be had
BLANKS FOR LAWYERS,
M AGI9TMATIB, 5HKR1FFS, $CC?