Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, December 10, 1859, Image 4

Newspaper Page Textwwmmmmm i i i mv i iin w ^ mmm A Little While. II 1 II- - - ! :. - - J iH YUiiu i-.:c snn ins wcepin;*, I dholl l>c * *>?; Itcyoml tho waUorty trtnl the sloping, lu-yoml i lie .-owing and the reaping, I shall bo po?iu ; I.ovo, vest, n?ul home, Swool llonic ! Lord, tarry not,'but caiOQ. JVyoml tho bl'toniitij: :n.d tl^'.S'.t.liiv*, I sli ill bif j-u.ir.'; JVvond tin'.tfitininj ami i!u> slm?Wn}?. Ueyotnl the iiopiit;; iiKd tho d:vu Im,;. 1 *hall ho nft.ui ; T .v.. ! I,...km Swooi li ;iiic! i.ur I, uri v n..!, l>m oo:uc. Hoyoivl tho li-iti;.' m i ' .v selling, I shall liv *>' n ; t v o 11 1 I ho ctthuiiijr n>. i iho rroli!nj?, Jk'^yn 1 i iMisiMiili.'i in/.111 I ior;*oitirvg, I shall l>o >0011 : l.uvo, roM. r.nJ hi<Hic; S woot hxiiio ! l.ui-.l. i .itv nut, l?ul toi'ir. Ttevuii'l tho jciniii^ mi l ibo mooting, I shall hi1 noun : Moyuiiil tlio la row oil an 1 tho ^reeling, ftovoti'l tho |aibo".-> I'ovCi -bvaiihjj. 1 .Miall be so.>n ; I,(AO, lot, lllt'l lipllH', Sweet homo! IaiiiI, tavrv twl. 1ml omno! St. Andrew's Day. f>t. Andrew was burn at l!c h?aida, a town < f Galilee, Mtuated at the niuuili til the Jordan.? lie was the son of Jotta or John, a fisherman u( that place, an<l brother of ISini'in, whose nnine wc?a changed.by our Lord tpJL'ephiis or Peter, lie was one of thcniullitnde that lloekccf to hear the messenger of the Messiah. and lie did not listen to the prophet's bold and *lirring words lo cavil or wonder, but improved and convinced, lie received him as a messenger sent from tloil atul attached himself to the Ba|>t(.?t in the bonds of disciplcship. John was 1 ptisin?c fn the .lordan, when, seeing .lesufs appri aching him. he <'.\claiincil, 1 ><>intinix him out to the ticonle. " He hold tlie lamb of (*<><1 w hich takolh uwnv the hin of t!ic world.'' The day following lie was Manding neitr the sacred river w ith two of his disciple?, and looking upoii the Saviour a> he walked, lie directed the eves of hi.- followers to him. saying, ' Heboid the Lamb of (Jod." This mysterious expression, rendered the in >re striking by the account their Muster had given t ho day before, of the wonderful events# that transpired at 1 lis baptism, bo impressed the men that they went after the Savior. Know ing that they were following llim, desus turned and inquired what, thov sought. They answered that lliev desired btt informed where lln ilu-nlr and on His inviting thom to come stud see, they accompanied lliin to Ilia lodging. :\ti<l Kpentthe remaining two hours ot' the day with llini. Tho t-acrcd writers arc silent in regard of what passed during this interview at the elo?-ing hours.of the day, hut we (enow that the ]>i.<<yple of the forerunmjr left that house a L'isfiple of his i^?rd ; that ho who hud received the Messenger ardently embraced the truth as it was expounded-by lliuiof whom thol'rophots wrote. The inspired penman gives us the result of that conversation. St. Andrew, tilivo in his flow faith, his heart burning with tho zeal enkindled by the words of tho wonderous preach er, hastened to Simon. and informed hint that lie had full ml tho Messiah. lirrst *?lotrd SiJnon hy name, called him I'oter, and admitted him as a L)Wiple. J'hilip and Nathaniel woic poem after added to the company of I'iseiplo*. and Christ, with the four, went n|> front J>>tditt> to Cana. where lie performed his lirat miracle. We next find )iiin with hisfollowi'i s in Captfrnnum, where they tdui/l a low^days, then proceeded to Jerusalem, to engage in the celebration of the Passover,? From Jerusalem he went to Juden, and during his abode there his l)i.sistplcd ImntlsCtl in the Jordan.- He then returned to (ialilee, and disj:iissin<; his Disciples went forth preaching and workin:; miracles. (i<>iitir home hi- limnlilc fid lowers again took ?|> their note. and maintained themselves by their laborious occupation.? "When lie appearou to the brothers again on the lake of (ieMic-artt, they were washing their nets, after a night of booties toil. Then they left all ami fallowed the Saviour, by whose word the waters wwe made to yield mure fishes iliiui their vessels t-ould curry, and were ever afterwards the companions of his travels, the parrakers of his trials, the witnesses of his minifies, the hearers of his word ami the dauntless champions of his cause. Si. Andrew is several times mcntioni-d, jvirlirfiS.irlv liy the Evangelists. When Christ was uboul Po spread a feint in the wilderness near Bcthsnidn ii?r mc tiionsauus ewfgivgutod there, A wire* inAjrnted 1!tin that there was a boy j.tl-som whft had liv? barley loaves and two small fishes, It wan chat Disciple aii'l Phillip wh? conveyed the me.<aage of Che (U'ceks Co the Saviour while He was a( Che least a short litno previous to his crucifixion ; riul St. Andrew was one of Che lour Disciples who came Co 11 iin while lie sal upon Che M oh ill of Olives an>l solicited information concerning the lime of cho djpt ruction of .Jerusalem and ihc signs of that terrible event. Scylhia was the field in which St. Andrew labored til'tui' the dispersion. Having ineC with great success in that vast region, he carried the Gospel to Thrace, Macedonia, Thecaly, 1! phestfs, Aohain nnd oilier eoftti tries. At Hyzantitun he established 11 diocese, but his successes drew upon him a fierce j.erseeufion, and he was .banished Irom Che city. . .'othing daunted by the sufferings he endured, he liummuou in prcin-ii tlie (io-^jcl wUh iiwifejvsoii boldness, fervor and power. AtPatm* in Acfitfia, lie was instrumental in turning liiany.lo tlie Hurbliip of (iu'i. Alarmed at llic nuinbvf of converts Hi (lie faitli In- tau^'it. tlie initliovir'Ufrwf I'litrn* laid bauds upon Si. Aii?1 row. Jfe was sentenced ro lie scourged and tlien erucilied. Smne writer.-* slnte that Ins wad crneHied on. a tvet. 11 i* ik'fttlt w:i? ineoiiceivabl.v painful. 11 i.** back was bared and the Jasli was In ill upon il by seven stalwart Victors, - - ;e>-"r> ?< " Vf i.i.unit'd. Then fainting bleeding ho was tied to n Hi'OStf where lie hung in agony iuu days before tieaib put mi lo lii.-i tear I ul hiiIIc.i -(.t. It id generally supposed lliul St. Vndrow *r?i orturod on a eros* composed of two pieces of tiin7icr in Iho tdiape of the lotted X, *lyled a <ronn <A rnixit ttc. Crowes of this description wcro sometimes used, but thcro is no proof flint llii" Apostle Buffered martyrdom on one of th'om. ' It is mentioned in the records of the Duchy of Hurgumly Jhtit tlio cross of St. /ndrew was brought out of .lohnia, and placed in .hi* Nunnery of Weauve, near Marseille*. It was tlipnco removed into the Abhav ofSt. Victor ill \l:iiunill/n l.nfom ll>? II250, n ml is Ht ill .shown there. A |>:ivi thereof, en ?dosed ii? u silver cane, frill, wan <nrried to Urnshcls by I'ltilip the Wood, Duke of ISiirgiindy and Mrabnnt, trho, in honor of it. in-4Ui>led the Knight* ?>f I lie Golden Fleece. who for the 6n?fgc of their Ordor wear n fijtnrp'of this cro?8, called tyti Andrew's t!ro>??, or t tie t'ro/m of Burgundy." The boily of^Sl. Andrew wa.< interred at I'atrntr, Home WritevH contend ii was removed in ">~>i by I 'an.itnlihu to hi* Mmmiwitia h..i.l*<l : > ?l.? . - > > ...V chtiroh that ?lie Kinjiernr had prautcil in honor of he" twelve Ajhiisflw.; anil otbcr.i toll us (lint, tile reUtftof t!io Paint wore IniiMdted from J'ntiw lo Hcotland in 3t8, ami iHiposited in tho t'U*iK:li of sWAndrcv, in tlio county Of I'ifo. An he i#the Tutelar. Paint of the Hootch, wo arc inclined to Jfcvo* {Heir, right to ihc Ajioatlo's lionet but wo uo^fefts tliat we can' throw no light on th'n dark jjofnt.' Instead of wanting time by tvyihgt tonncorj inin where flip ralic* of the Mnrtyr were interred, VnVxu* ratbermcilt?Uir ii|>on Id* InUli,. r.eul nn?l Jevotion to Q)d, an<l rtlhlto his pttro an?l' unuftri life a jiattern for our imitntion. There ffl good authority for believing that St, Andrew differed martyrdom on tire 30th of November A. ft Ml. Hut thosd who are incredulous concerning this date. suppose that hif festival was )>la<Se<l at the beginning of tlio holy d.iy* by way ,.t : i-i i * ? i - ' <u yu/<utf rrtjfVL'im iiuiim iu nun it 4 inu ni'Hl w/ift bec#tno ft V>l??olpIe of our l.onl. TIiIh (lny wan conscCvatoJ to hid memory in llio your [Ckartrtton Courier. I A Hkjb A l?ylc in the crown of your ; Ut. X. -,v- ; ik.. '' W 'm "VN ?* * % Legislature of South Caiolma. Mr. Perry offend tho following: Hv*olvc*t, That the people of South Carolina feci no apprehcn.iiou as to the permanent existeuuo, safety and scourity of their dumoatic institution of African slave-labor, founded ns it id in the best interests arid htippioees of the black and while ri\cc?, and which wc arc prepared to protect aua .aulcuU at any and ovovv .Hflerifioo, cither of politico) relation* with tlie Federal (jovormnent or usrsailed in an* iii.Mincr or form whatever. Hwnlcud, Tliat thi'^tute of South ('jsvolina hold hei>r!t in toadim.x.s at all tifiiCM to act in dolieelt with hn shier slavehohlinj* Statin, in j ..11V manner which thoy miry doeni vdvi^ahle, tn mail.tain ainl to defend tucf intoie.^ts of the j ?utlh i.i the Uuivu er of it, as they in their wisdom i\>oj JctoruiiDC. | iWtW, That uhe iuoxprcsuible ocorri , I ;\mt oyiil?'iit|?l at tho in fain oil* and hypocviti- ! ' cm 1 Kympnthv ox preyed by a portion of the \ Northern people, in the recent attempt at iu- i muicction at Harper's Ferry, headed by a i notorious ltor.se thief, assassin uud traitor, j whom they have audaciously valorised an a j hero and chilsthu ur.'.rtyr iu his treason, n:\ir-j ' dor ami robbery. /'< *".'cct. That the general adoption of silch ] ; a icoliiijx H"*l such a sentiment, alike revolting I to Christianity and vivilizntion, by the North- , j crn Stntfs will moke it dishonorable ami disI honoiin;; in Stiuth Carulinaand tin* other slave holding toeoniiiiMi* ui'it-^il in the. same 1 Government with u people whoso social and ! moral tone characterizes the>?i as a natiou ot' ' pirates, sava^ee, assassins ::n 1 Traitors. ' On m^iioo of Mr. Uoylston, tue above were i ordered to be printed. Mr. Pope moved that the ilouse rc-coushier. Agreed to. ; Mr. 1 Nino then moved that the resolutions , he referred to the Committee on Federal ltolaI tioilH. ; Mr. Peri v n-iid he did not Hee the necessity of referring them to the committee, lie; , would rathor that the lionsc should voto 011 1 ' . ,.\.A .... .1 I j *m ni , HUM .** lie .MW IMKIlMli: UUJi'CLlUlUIUlO, I ho thought (hoy might be taken unanimously. I Mr. Pope said a proat many resolutions of | a similar nature hail boon already referred to the Co.nmittoeon Federal relations. The very | object of having a committee was to have nil 1 matters relating 'o Mtch departments brought up before them. The difierent feelings of different individuals Were then calmly discussed in the committec-rooin, and they were enal Li...i i - .< .. . i ' j uiuu iu sin inn uie iruiu iinu present 11 to uie House for their action. If individuals choose i t > advocate their own resolutions, they could do so, when the report of the committee conies | , before tho House. All tlnit is proposed is, j that the-MHitfO'of the House sludl ho before i the committee, ho tlmt. they may understand| injjlv lay it before the House. It will not ! interfere with the gentleman's propositions, but only five it a sensible and proper dircci tioii. ! Mr. Perrv --1 tVmk that to refer the reso ! lutions to tin1 committee is nothing more nor J j less thr.n ?mothcrin<; them. I suppose thnt ' j is the object. 1 heard an expression made | j by an honorable member why he had proposed I : that certain resolutions should ?ro before a | committee, was for the purpose of havinir ' them smothered. Resolutions thus referred j 1 :>re never seen nor heard of again. | Mr. M vt'.lins said that he had the honor to i intro'duee a set of resolutions which were, re1 forrcd to the (Jonnuittcc on Federal Relations; j His idea wnstbnt such reference is mere form, j It was verv evident we were having a general | expression of opinion, and lie would be glad | to liear from every member, ife thought tlio i llouso perfectly competent to decide the unit- I tor for themselves. That the committee I would do their duty, ho wis ?'d.s(? confident.? j J lie was sntislied to let tlio resolutions take that J direction. j Mr. McininJngCr said lie rcjrafdcd tha matj t.^r of more importance than it, sceuied to be j regarded hy the ?CUtlenien who had ju.st .spoken. It seemed to him very important at | this crisis that this State shouhl present a^Jrop ! osition proper to take in the jjreat matter be, fore them, Was if ur>t wiso lo have prop! oailions etmsidored by a bddy or jrcti11<-meii i wlio will hare them nil diseitsged before prci ^o'.itinir their delibcratiuns.? "Was it not i ninth Belief for them ( > go into O'o coimuitI fee room, that thoy mi?rht sdgjrcst what was ! thought best by {lie aggregate ? His opinion | was that- tbo Stnta should not adopt any reso: lutiuns whntevor. Ilia judgment would go for takiifg the course iudicated by the (V.ii| mittee on the Military, say nothing, and do j everything j to prepare the State from one end . to the other, for every contingency, and be reauy to iuiiow nic leau at otlwr states', tor : ffiev Tv->11 trot follow yoflin. "We mast stand i still, content to let others iro nhead, nnd stiow ' our readiness hv beiii<r prepared. t will vote, j to rni*ft any amount of money to put the Stutc j fu a condition to do what wo liavi; already Slid i we are w?f)i?'K do. I tru.st the whole of flic IIIMHIiros will iii' ir'lViMi ill ill., |--..);ii.i!|(i... and that \vc shall content ourselves by showing that wo nro actors, not speakers; cease i irpcvkmc; and show that we nro entirely proi pared for arrfcruietpreney, 1 hope the House j will refer all resolutions, and let that commit* ' tee inform us what, in their judgment, ishest. I When that comesiip. 1 trust, f.>r one, that the | committee, will entertain tfiat moasnro, :ia the ! best which will pot us in a state of thorongh i preparation. Mr. Perry said hotlifTered in some respects. , lit; thought Oie occasion required of South f *in r~i 1 ml t? ??rfv 1 ilrt_ libera toly, uml that the South should speak, in preference to action. That SyiUli< Carol U iir. should rebuke this famtic.t 1. ftpM#''?Wf id abroad, and that South Citroljlji to her sinter States we are ready 'itWtf vrattui'p i more, lit; concurred with the gentleman thut it wiii? w? ?>ad ta?tu fur South Caroling to lead. ." Ir. Perry <Iwelt at fenyth vip<^? flio td be adopted. but whs willing toa*soiif to any I action the JIouso might take. Mr. Hewtf nuA Mr. J'opc spuko in reply, imtfjhe roxohrfioiis were filially referred to the J Committee on Federal lbdatious. I Tiik bogtwny to-avoid beinjf disturbed liy ?i) unpleasant tiling, said ])r. Spooncr, is to resolve that it shall not disturb you ; but i *hould your nerves be xenHitivc and unable to j utand the trial, hasten by the ani>ojaneo nnd . don't hco it. A etinfr.wirj'^niavk loae* all its ' point *hci? wo aro not ct*u?eiou<* that -wc arc j uiincd at ? j " I pidn't denounce you," Raid ft fiauqy a i'.ll 1 << V .? -I . j iviiuw 10 Jin vuiiwr, nut umy J'our j Hubordinnte1, I morel/ made a flifijr At your ' xkiff." ' Wi'lf, ?>ir," replied the editor, wiit* 1 iti'* the action fr> the word, " tfien my htaft shall have a fling fit you." How small a portion of our lives is thntwc truly onjoy I In youth wo nre looking forward for thingM that nrn to come; In olu nge wo look backward totliin?'?, that ar<* jxwt. , ? 0 . Hdvo Something Sweet to Tell Youiiy >ins. v. *. OIAood. I ha"e something sweet to tell you, Rut the wr^ret you tuiral keei> > And remember, it' it isn't right, I'm "talking iu my sleep." Tor I know I am but ilrcnmirtK WI tliink-youi'lovo irt mine; I Aii I I know tlkpy uvo but sooininf;. AH tlic liopo* (bat round mo sbinc/" Ho remember, wi I toll .you >Vlurt l^munut longer keep, Wo ni"<j none nj us r<>|>ont<il>W l'orwlmt \\c suy iji sleep. I >ly prolty soercrM comlrijj. Oli, listen with your Jn'I you sliull Iio:?i* it liumniinj^ Xo.close 'twill iiiako you utun. 01;. chut your eft* so cnrnc?t Or tuiuu will wildly weep: 1 I.OVK YOl"! 1 ADollK vol ! blil"? I'm i'.tilling iu uiy slue p. Getting into the V/ronpr Konsc. iiV IT.ANk PiiA.Nfc. " I'or me I Souk' twerviy /4- more. And love tlivia uuut dourly." ?u.eh Was the 1 sair hu;uiucd by .1 yoltug ! man yne evoninj: in the month of SeiHoiiibel". ! between t!.0 hours of sotou aud eight, as htf turned i 111o a court loading out of Washington street, whoit) was his hoarding house. The character of the air suited well with the appeai&fice of thi? young blade, for as he ! tunfed into the court, the light of the lamp " illuminated " him ; he was tall, and 5umc-; what alepder, but tilioly formed, his pale and handsome fo :tnres. large bright eyes, with j dark circles around thorn, told of late hours j and excitement. His exterior froek eoat. buttoned :?f tfio (nn by :> single button, pants of ft snuft-eoloredhue, i white ve st and chain fastened at its lower hole, < attached to the deuce knows what in his vest j pocket, (we do not ineuu to say that is tlie | name of a watch but frequently young gents j of 11 ntt cut, are not able to sport that useful i article, but content themselves with sometimes j M .. ......i..1 ii_ i ... ! (iLVtivuiii^ il IJUIUII} U UUUUI , U1IU <111 J iustauec is Known of a tcu-penny nail being ; put to that use,) boots, hut, H'id dickey of the j latest fashion, switch, cane, surmounted by a | delicately-carved lady's leg in ivory, completed the rakish t<,n' c twmblc of our hevo. As we said before, he was humming a tunc, as he went into the court. Passing up, he ceased; ami his thoughts, if they had been j uttered, would have been something like this : | " Some forty or fifty years more, 1 should j | have said, liyron was a liafd ono; one of the j | b'hoys decidedly; hang, if he wasn't the very ' personification of lii.s l>ou Juau?ho went on j the principle, ''go it while j'ou're^oung," and j he did it with a vcn^Oancc." lhiriug those cogitltioua, ho reached, ax he | supposed, his boarding house Ascending 1 the steps he sent his hand on an exploring ex- j pedition in his pockets, and extracted an in- j j struinent resembling a portable poke):, with a j jointed handle. Inserting this instrument in- j to a rouud hole in the door, he cfleeted an i I cntrauce. | Un entering ',c W:lt< fwuiewhat surpriseil .it j i disappearance of the lint tree, anil a-tabic in j its ptace. " Where the dcuee is the liut tree jr ne to j now?1 should liko to konw ?" he mentally exclaimod, throwing down his hut, "Mow awful quiet il is just now?" he continued, ; proceeding towards the sitting room. l-'indtiig Lt, in total darkness, he wr.s ^.ill , more surprised. i L i t : . - . i i-i 1 t - i . o ?. 11 I j -- fiuuu . is cvcryyouy ueau, i. wonueri U i I have some light on the subject^' ami vfitli ! that determination ho crossed tho room lu a ' uiantlepiece, to scarcli for a match. ilofla-j ccd his hand on something tfmt made hi 111 ijt-1 tor on exclamation of surprise. ' liy ovdrvthiug that's blue, a lady's sT?i.?o : ' cxtraurdiuary. events must have trunspireo 1 during my abscn<:c~~a M)fa hero," striking against one placed under tho mantel pieeo.? | " They h;.vebeeu pitching the personal estate : around at a terrible rate. Ah ! a b.ibv'sshi*! ! Oil, luoln (iut! :?r? tIn* Dutchman said."' * Charle*,- is-that J'oU V! whispered n ^oft j vpicft at the moment, and a warui hand claMv* ! cd his own. Whew ! what the deuce Is Co pay now?" , lie nlnwrt ejaculated, in surprise; hut rc6>v? qriug himself, ho answered, in u whi^p-.ir, " yea, dearest, it i.-t me?over the left," hi ; said to himself. 1 ii i ? I'... t j IIU1T 11 l."?. I 111 HI lllCi WTOUg Pv?X, I and this damsel thinks I'm Charles*, no matter, I'm in for it now, and might as well put it throttgh. So thinking, he sen tod himself hvhef side on the sofa, with oilo hand clasped in hers, and the other around her Waist. " ("harlefl," she said, ' what made you so late? 1 have been waiting for Vou thrtf halfj hour." ' The douce yotthavo/' thought he? " Indued, I am very sorry, hut positively / could lint ?'mho sooner" he said. I " Tho folks havcall gone away this evening ; and wo'll make the host of ouv time," said she, squeezing his hand. | " Yes, by Jove, wo will, wa? tho roply," as he embraced her and imprinted several kisses 011 her Hps. " I wonder who I rim k??*inc in tlio dark," Ihottght he during the operatfQfi. " W'llV. (llinrlis. I nIkiuM tliinV vnilM 1... ashamed of yourself, yott tipver did ko l/ofom." " Ciarlos must be a vory bashful youtV," thought our liero. " ('hurley, you do so ?hc excfrtii: " what do you maun." -?. J'fu maki ig the brart of my time," Wis hi* innocent reply. ' * . " Vou reinembor tJlo last time I saw you, full voimI J*?rKt wltftn \vt\ cIim.iI.1 Tjc married,-' said nfoe. A whistle nearly woaped the lip* of (Jus, . (such was tl)J abbreviated sponsorial u( our I lioro.) " f shoulu fiav iurtuediutoly,'' he thought, " but alio might mistrust, and ' twould be no go " ' The time, deav^Ht," lie replied, "will b? wtym it will Ixr the iiw?C eonrcuicnt fur volt." " Oh, how jflud I nm," alio exclaiiucu. ' What a picklo t should ho in, if the folks . should pop in all of a sudden," lie thought at j ! Mi lt lltAlliJtiff ftfe IP lin li?/1 ? nrftOArtliown.* As tlio thought pasftcd his tiiltld, r latch Ley wn8 heard fumbling *t ihe ditf>r. At this omimnw atintid, ?ho sprang to her feet; proatly frirhtcuod. ' Oh, dear I" wa? hor cXelnmation, " what Hball I do ? h<*re Cornea the folka." AVhat shall I 4o?" was the (|ue?tion of Gum, as he sprang to Jjia feet. -"Oh dear! Oh dear!" ahc bitterly exclaimed, ' where ahull 1 hide yon ? Thore's no closet, and you cant act out of tho room before the folk* will &e? you. Oh mercy ! 1 tfhnll lose iny ph.oo. There, tho door is oi>on* ing?-quick?quick?hale under the softy it jfl a bi^b one,' wm - rrflf>> wgrai ] iwn>i'i mmn wm ?i nm mi. 0 f1"!'" > Ilo didn't stop to. think of a better plaofci but poppod down, nnd ooinmctiood crawling underneath. Huj proyrens was greatly aeceh oruteu by her foet, which ehc applied <?ut<j heavily to Ins side. " Thunder ! what n plantation *hc's pot,'1 mid (Jus, ns it came in cpntiiat With his ribs. Ho found the ijpiicc Unilvr the *ofi? ijnitc nnrrow, ho jnuch eu that lie wus obliged to l.\v lint on Iris face. V Ucw I tlicy keep n out in the hotiso.? lli.st.! there they chhucttouc?-twa?throe daughter*, the old 111:111 and wo-nan and 4wtj gciitn, frioilda of tl.o Ldio.s, 1 eupjtfw'e.? 1 Ivrc th?*y ufe down on (ho sofa, ilow I Would liko to pump jjuie of thoMj delicate little fyct! <ritu>! she would thiol; thu devil had hcf. 1 wonder how lon;j Ivr got to stay horo. ! ]>nl\i< t!ii> u-Ill l.?? " - vp. -"V WM.. v.OJ.VI.'H villi vv; 11) this uiun.KT I.is llioujihts run for the sjiafce of ?n hour. By that tinie ho I'mnid his sllunl'.ou anything but pleasant, tu>t being able lo move an inch. Tliero were no signs of tl\eir departure, judging from their conversation, which was lively tit first, and net knowing bo\y long lie should liavo t'l j'tay.jh sm h odious quartern, caused him to tinatheiflize them most severely, aud?lie got ivoro. to such a piic'i t'.i-.'. ho L't -an outh accidentally slip li.ro' hio lips. " Hark ! what's that ?" c.-.clain.tu one, but the others 1:<?; i-? /! imiliiiur "Jestt Maria'!" thought < 2 us, "what it iimtow escape. If any of tlie others had heard it, I should have been discovered ; then a pretty plight I would be. in. I should have been tt'.keu for u burglar." Whilo thus congratulating hiiiwidf on his Aunn 1 > ? - - . c* ? 1 1 i ?> ui iuh^hij; him: ui uie i.iuics, haugintr over the back ??f the sofa, slipped J>eJi i ml. Jt wjjj soon missed aiul a search coujlllOIICCU. "It must have fallen behind the sofa," sijrinjsM the o\\* nej*. " i II ascertain," said onu of tluSyuunjr men, rising from thu-^ofa. Sei/.lnjr ??nc cJr.,1 of the sofa he whirled it nearly into the middle of the roitfn. (?od> ! what a SC.'Cntlt. 'I ll?* voJlnir Iridic nearly faint'd avwy M the light of litu lying oil liia f:t o. " LJuiglar ! thief! '.'v replied thu head of the hou3e rotiv.ii'n? vOAvard.s flu; door. " Complimentary," hi d tins, looking up. The two young men timed and raised him to his foot. "(.live an account of yourself; h<"?w came you here7" wero (ho uuesiious put to him. "'J'hio\Co ! robbers ! watch !*' .seceamed the ladies. , " Stop your lmise," ?ljioute<l the old gentleman, an (ins commenced nn apology. " Ladies and gentlemen," aaid (Ju.s " you have found me eonCeiled under the sofa, in a burg|.;i\m$ manner, but 'poll my soul 'twas for a different purpose," lie then gnvo a lucid explanation,.and in Mich a manlier tlmt it t!ir> nltJ <.r<>iitfi<tnn?i , . ?,hv'."v'""" 111 a roar of laughter. The ?*irls wan then called to be questioned about tin* mutter. 44 I shall u6w. at arty trho 1 linv< been skylarking with," thought Huh, lici sitej? \va.s hoard on the stairs. A inw.iuMit more and a daughter of I lain, black as the aco of sj>;(des, strode into the VOOIN. Hindi nn apparatidn of darkne.?H strtiok otti hero dumb. For a moment ho \v;.a a model of amazement j but a roarof bui^li'tor from all in the room restored his spaMming senses, nd be uec:Utd> fully aware af bin ridiculous1 position. " Where's my h.it ?" he faintly ejecuhited, o.s be rushed from the room. Until t*K-ep closed his i-Ves, did the roar ol laughter run-in his tar??, and when sovliiJ asleep, a vision of a " negrcwi" iiiltcd befor* ( TlJK ClU.VR A NI TUU (illtw.?lit! wllO ?l'?tll not emoko lias ciiln'r ktmwi no grid's, or rofti seth himself consolation ucxl t<? that whicli ! coint'3 from Heaven. What! softer than woman ? asks the young reader. Youujk man woman tenses ns well as console.;. Woman inukod half tlio sorrow* which she lonsts (In privilege to console. Woman console#, it i? tvne, while we are young ami hamlsom/f; 1ml when v*e are ohl an?l u^lv. antihs nml scolds ns On tho whole, then, woniftu in this scale, tin in that. JutVitcr. hantrout the Am weigh thorn hoth : iin<l if thou giv'o the prefer I ei\ue to woman, nil I cnu nay jm, the next thin .Juno ruffles thee, O, Jupiter, try thu wood.' I A merit (I. ffui'Xttof Sv'NxKT.-"On the arrival <>f an cmi j grant ship, noine year* ago, when the North. Cur 1 ofinsi fay off the battery, sn Iritdifnan hdurfn; j the gun llrod at aunjet, inquired of umtof tin Miulnr.s What thrtf W;f?. " What'* that ?" Why | that * tlic sund jvin," was the c<?utonipttn>ns an swor. ' Sut|i!u> r" oxulrtiioed I'uddy, wiih d'ntou.ded eye?. IU?Ty Virgin! mnj d?to? tho cut go do\vn iti this rojt(utry with such u hang a . 111 tit V ! A (iKN'Tf.KM AN hi Ohio, why <1 let? rccon ! bequeathed to his ivit'o .1 htind?'>tuc sum, j\ro | vidihff in hiajn'iii that in cu.su uhc marrici nj'uhi H slumld bo 'doubled. An Iiuli housemaid, who was geni to cull i I gentleman to dinuor. found him engaged ii I UHirit; n tooth brush. Well, Mary, is ho coin j iuy?" wiid the h|dy of (ho In-nso, u> thescrvan I ivturiic'l. "Yes ma'am, ?'i colly,," '.van th ; laconic itpljT/ " ho'? nJnirpent.j,* his teeth." | A. wmrrKfi of the last century quaintly oli i.served that when- the cannons of the prince j Irt^fln war, the en nuns of tho church were dc sttmyed. , ''It was," said'he, 'Mlrnt mitre tha | jrovcrned the world, tfnd tlion nitre?lirs i .Saint l'Cter, and iheu saltpetre.'' , [ Tt itJ undoubtedly a duty te acquire richer i not for the condition which thev moke-. Lu | for the power they confer. The itiadom j however, properly to employ theiu dwrttuud j even more curucft study and honest endeavor f Kin) ins. | ? ?* ? ? A kki.i.ow not oh good term's with hi? boots I had the impudonco ,to.remark that: he cou)t sell them easily enough, because they hut bfcen half 6oled once. A otfn*?r.r.M.tv ponied lhmlop being bre^ea ut u party where unc >?f i'uu vuiitj'iuu^ Iiiim iiiuji i several i>uj?b on the nauiOH i-.t tlm i.nraoud [ romurkotf tliut lie had novor heard Iiih n?X puni}Oil ui)Oi>, and didn't Indiovo it omild b< done. ' '1 horc i* nothing in th# world man I 6u.?y, sir,"'replied tlu> minut^ "Junt fopra] half tho uuutu and it U ?{ ?." jWiiohk best \vu/ks nru mpst ^rnoiiilodjip on f A ahrtortiAkfciV?-bdouusd gOo&'atiocfMasl lolll'ftP tliuli Vmil i.ti.iu . A TKHRIHfiK it?:VKK?K.?"Xo cliildroij ^ovr u-dvyu. AH our children tiro men, au<J all our mon are trhildish. A I/rknCiuman, wishing to apeak of the croaui of tho English poets, forgot the word, aud said " de putter of pQptti." " All if. not gold that glitters, " .li V. - **/vV y< '?^ ffcaj, A - ' " - 5 a". ?*" . . <! .. - ? "" Singular Illusion. The f 'range illu^iuus with which hypochondriacs aud insane persons yro ofteulijuea ofl'Ccti ed, arc not a littiu. amusing to uiiOohcertiod spectators, howovor uncomfortable they may j be to the patient hiin?clK. There are uiuny ' anecdotes respecting these ilhuioos related bv Marcus Dountjvs inform* us that ? Ijikerof J believed that he was made of butter, , and on that > account Would not approach the ovtui le;t lie should melt, ' >' The same nuthor relates that a person hy ?r. \'i ?: : ! 1 i mi* iicimv; ui t iiu iiu i.iius juiiiunitu m* w?i.> u. ( fuch tsi\ enormous size, that In* could not ;?) through the duoi' of l,w ajmtmcnt. His physician |ravo iit'rters thrf lie..should bo forcibly hid through it, which w<?s done ticcordiujz, ly, hut not without a fat.ll effect, for Vencentinu.? crk'U'oyt, ns ho wis forced alon^r, that t'u> ilc.sh Wi!S torn fion his bonos, ami that his limb? \vvvo V>i<>I<v>? oft, of \v!iicli l.-nibL' iiii'; |>ro.s^it?n ho diud iu a fe\y *l;iys. mjcu.-tiiijf those ! w)?<> coiidu-.tod liim wt' bciiiji bis maidi-ivis. Tulpius tolls U8 that the wifo of uihj Solomon <!.11:nus t'.iiK-icd tint sho bail btKMpdoud. but that t!od had s.uit hor biyk to tho World without a Ill-art, for ho li.id koi>t' it in hoavou. *> .< i i i i v/u uu.s nyconiii siiu was oxiromcsjy \nu?s?|>|?v, j :;ul mlkcpblo than any creatine 0:1 the cjrih. ... ^ .< < *rui?oi* ivbitcs the ease of a Ovrsuun sLu <limt of |.liOkilo!>y. by On* li.uiui of 1\ >n, iuiaji j ininj^ himself the subject of a Divine dill ; without waiting for- linj> "onlurs, In; euinitn item! pfoaehiWji., Tlio folly\vii\^ Is the coneth| *iuii of one of bis d.^tjomsc.^: " He who bcliuVcM not in witches ?lo>*s not believe in the UOVIl ; lie WliD tlOlM IIOLUUIIOVU III till! tl.-vil I d>los not Ln'Movo in it oil; ho who believes not 1 in (2 ml i>ru*t bo italntti'd."| Hypochondriacs' hflvd s'jlnelimcs imagined thcni.st'l vOs a lVaii'article! of china, tun! It ivc 1 been in u<)i(.staiit tuiil" of.being d'ii>hvd to piy j cos, by the oari>1oasneiM vf .servants or the i'orj getfulnesS of IVioiids. I'opn, in The Cavi-xif ' Splpi'n, thus represent.-) thedo s.mie breathing ' articles of bviltle-'wnfe: I I fMY* liVIMir I Hnf J iUU) 111.Ill Ailf ? r v' "" ( )ik4 tu-ht'; t'u* handle this, and tlcit the *?pimt J I A. pipxiit thoro, likt% Homer's tripod walks,I Tore siglm ;i jar," &??. i A liKC'Ti hk.k iKssv.rt.s Jill hitler tllin=S ! vcrq hot. " bu&gastcd lirown, " not :l ; bitter vohl day." : i It ln-sm old fttyiui* tlwt Timo" \v:?itjs for no i maH; but the* fair s<\x would luivo its'h-TiPVo 1 that liu ih-gidlant (Stiontrh to waitfor the liulici. Kkkeots ov .Mifsic.? ^u'tan Aintimtli, tfutt unfcl prince. ha.vhijj I.iid s'w^e t.? Ua#U<l. uml i tnkvn it, cave tivd ?? * |<n* )imM" 'thirty thousand lVr.-?i?;H.H 1(7 'ifltitr, 'im(u i t I IS i a 11> I Hiy, fllCv' llilil sul>tui.(ed and !.fM riotfn th?ir nrin>?. Amon^ i iiiu niiiiii'cr ??i iiwvsc ti uiort o unto vii:1iui?~W!<^ a i lllllsiuiiUL. ill! lilHOU;jUt tilt' ofil<J?M', who hud i the ci'niMnti'l to >e?' tli$ sultan's orders cxeo'yi | tod, to sjM'.re hint Cui' a in"iitout, %v4iitt; lie nti^lit I IjO permitted t<> #jie.?V to thv einponji\ TheoHi| ! cur imliil^c'iV liiiW with Ids entreaty ; itiul, lttsin'jr !u-i?ujr!?t bofoVte t>?c enipevnr, ho \\'aa jiOruuUed 1 to i'xiiIJ>it iV Hjiv'cinliMi of his art. J J.il>e \'u?jnu.sii i;iii in lluner. lie to k lip a '! kind,of psgltry, roMS.nliliujj a lyre,- wit!) six strings on tfacli aide, and accontpano'l it wilji his voice, lie suny the tR^inu of Da^dud, ami , t!to ti iuiii|?li of Auioratli. The pathetic tone* ami exulti^;: sounds which lit* drew from ?lir> _ ! iustriuiicitt, joints! to the alternate pluintn t-ne-tt t iiii.il boMui$-.s of liia ?tia; 11 a. rendered the )>riiuo ' unable W> les train the softer ciiiotiuns of I \* i houI, Ucjvvon {Suffered liim tit jnorct'd niiti', otvrpottc<i With haVmoiiv. lie nirltcl hitu into ! ' ream of |ffy. jtn<l relented of his eriifel inte'n. tioii. lie spared the jif-isonern who yet remuind I alive, tuidtguvo t!ion? instant liberty. ' j -*?* * ,! A thin old mail, with li in M? hand was pi eking up a laViro uuihher of. <>? ' j whalob.jijc which lay oti tluv>trcut. The do' pi?U x/.d of buoh a nature that we i asked-tlje <muint?lo<.ikin<i {Jathever how hu suj , poso<l tin y < inie th'eiV ? u Don't know/' lie replied l:t a sqrteiiki'nj}; yuieO : "1 Vpect some i uiilbi tiuiato t'ouWle \va.+ wivcUed,here about." ,.j Aim fit perfeetiM'.l in cferytlihigV-iliotigli 1 in inos/ things it is unattainable ] however 1 [ thoy \yiiv? aim at it, aiul per*evov3, will c-uiiie ' Lurtioh Jftcarer to it'tllan thffee whose ln/.iiK 3' 1 ; un.J (l^poudiney iu:;ke tUvin jjivcit up as uif . j aAtuiuftUic* ! 1 . " farmer, you told u* yoiir place was a good place for. Iinnttirjjj uovr we 'lunv i ham <idU Cof jli.fc houiVsand fouml u?ijrame." j' ' J o, t w. as a tb"ui& .the less rimo tJWjfe >*>, the jjjyic huutiag you h? J . \ ' ? OV.' aVe you, Smith ?" ?aid Jones.? I (Smith pretends not to kuo\? him, and replies ! hefcitatfitjjly) " Sitr, you haVQ the iiflvtmuige - Of ifcn." " Vetf," votyfts .Join-a, ' 1 atippiwe v cvewbody ban* that's got common bouse''-? s iNnifch looks queer, niid abs<juat.s. i - . JiN udvertweincnt, netting forth thfe tmniy eOiiTOiueneos and ad vantages to be derived * froi^ metal- window ynxhes? among other par1 ticifln.x observed " that tijc.se sashes. Would 1 nsf lb.over, and afterward-!, il the owner had x noi further u*o for them, t!ioy might be sold i fof did iron." / t m 1 ? *" ??nri '* i'ouiinv, liiy boy did you see the fight of ( tie b:tt*, 'the other rveuiii jj?" ' Niver the iJiis, my honey. What kind of bats were tlioy '!'! " Jlrtckbuta, ye $p<tlpecii." J - T * XilB JTyWg'Men's Debating .Sooiety, hftv |?g diaiiiif*qd the question; ' H hero does fire I La hi U'liiJii it ?ww? V'' I... ? * - - ? 1 ? ? ? tV"-o WMV fc liiivu flUV U 1ICW 141 111 t future cxoitin*?onc up?" 'When u Iiuuwo in dcIstVQyofMby Hrw, d'-'W it bum Hp, or diie? it burn iltmn !r T'lorc'rt tfr bo a vrartn <^ob>?to on tlii? question. t t .. iai u . -J-. ji.'j . Lima Your LandI sl xr'" fuhiijili IjtM K nt tho'Chn ?j?n Lime I tV UUo'for agricultural purpose:! at tbo fob I lowing rated? ; 10 cent* per bonliol for slacked Liino, J-U couli for t?u?luokoii. 1!f>!V"' nl Iftvoi ? 1'-' m. >>l . V . I> l< l,tj, or,, I Agent cim^tja li. & M> t,V. I ' h- ^ j_ ?f.. t . Notice. 'PIIE nnilornlgneil give* pubi. notice Unit 'to in 1 now; rwitl bun been for >durn, v?*??lv to i>Hy ovev t bo distributive share of lUubcu Mitchell in 'tlio K?tate of Win. Mi'l>ow. cluoi'UKod. 'jjolice t? girun* ' | therefore, to ilia 4:il<l Ucubois Mit?'rtcll to come forj, i wmil nti l receive bin mibl distributive (there,>?# I N will iiu loader bo re^onsiUlo for iutorewt oft tlie ?ume. . > * ?. - - m. ??. mcwi^v, Adrti'r. n, ?. 17. 1?Vi 1:1 - .ttm. H V. M. N. S, ' 1 " . A NORMAL Mr^lC St'lioor, will opon at i&coiin, 14 miltf* wvst oi' l'it'kci.i 0. 11., 1 v? iho 14tlr JKMc??l>?r. |w?*.' TKHMU.??UO tljtya In secular Kiicconsioin fcS.OO Er Kuliulur, (ieuilcmeu- and Wlios curt cot unliuy iit the vicinity, clump, in rtwpoctublo families. -M' , 1'rof. WM. WAIjKBH, A. S. II. W. J, It. JIAMLIN, M. T. | TA? - 1 1'?"k I k'vi-. I, 100y jy 2 ' . * * ** mi ...> ?? *? * ' " r" ' ! " mercantile notice. fb fpHK wpnrtnergjiip Jio?'??U4Wo uxutiu^ !>? > J[ tweOta A. llurilor & . Co.v i* thi? d? v Uishulvotl I'.V i?ut?i#l uOiiMnt. AH por??ui>s U'JoLa- 9 oil tollni Co?cctii, .citUcr by X?K? wr l>v>vk Au- M 1 count, will mivo uw* by M?Ul?n?j uj?|>y (lie l?t ' duY of .Jtiiiiuu y noi\. t J * A. IH'NTKll & Co. 1>, Tcmftiubife STOCK OK (50ODS will lifl'soltl fur ru#/< nt."cowt uiril i'xIwium | Wolf <-?wk. Nov>7 IS.y.). Id tf. Notice. Vi.i. puitwxs j t.> iiic k:tptof,r II -I:iiiiu-* I. IIoHIiimviihIi, ilficuVoil. pio roto iiwiki' iiiiiiMXlitUe |>nviiiriit ; ni.i1 (Iimpc suiil Kslntc must tciit tUuintiit |ia?>?iuMif; . i tV I. riULMM^WiUiTU, Adinr. ;-I" .1 V M Ilotico. r |11U)SK porsi'iis Ixi\ injr ?lort?nni1i? ngnlnsf tlio I K-tutO oL' Sidney Muifctw; <l<*i:eu*cil, nu> iui^iosunl t'i .(iK'st'itt tlicm HttChti-'l nvcttnlijig Id law: u* * 1 t!<>>to i..uvb'.cd U> tsiivl c tiuo mutt iii.u.i' i>. u.iiji: Iiiivnu-nr. >1. j. M. DOW. 1 Ailm'x, i , SUii'.'.UT CllAlu, Jr. j Ailm'r. V.iv. 7 I S.'t'.l |li (iki:j:nvilli; .MAuiii.is yakd. f I'M IK Hulisi'rilxM*has mi Imnil iiimI is '1 1 j ; t'v.ci\in^ u lur^i'iiltd vuriyil iiskm tnim^ of j Amoricn.n and .Italian Mr.rhlo, Tvi whirli I"' wuiilUvftll tin? attention of lliufc n wunt of a Miltulm? to ten: K the S| ot * | wlii-Vc .i"Ni?c the remainol' tleir (l< j i-.rii'vl relatives tnnl frTomls. t'lil'xiiij; anil lette;in?r of all k/iuU ncailv uml jiVoiiiptlv cxtciit'rri; ? . lilar uWcutiort pni?l to ou'.crs l?\ inr.il .1AMKS M. AU.KN. < recti t il!e C. If,. $. IYI> *2 ill?.tf ' N. II. 11 o rofer# to I > ( WcsfKi'M. (ji.wor.Cit*. , Mnrklv ?V <'<>.. IV. M H I'.nrlu, W 11 utsoii, j Esq.. <"* .1 l> H.-ko. li McKi.v. V.-n. . .1. vr. noiiiiim. .in." j. w. ii.\?:i!imiN. /.c. rn.i.i\m. nouTiis^ ir.\iHiisgx "& ri iJJA.M, .MttrVsK-ys tit (iSiW, A X l? SO I.H I TO ICS I X EQUITY, . 1 \1' IM' ntlrTnl yrtrtiil'tly In all lnisiiU? i?i- rus'f?'<l j il t<? llio'u- ri.rt), IVmiiam cnu u'.tviiyg liO I'uiuul >u < 'tiici!, nlTICi; AT l'UT.KNH C. 11*. S. C. j S<-f-t. r.. |Kf>i? *.r tf } Rags Hag's ., \\"r I-ivnist t<> I hi v IIM i.oumls CLK.\N Nj\ KAUS. * r. H. 14. SI .OA X k CO. IVii'lli't hi. .1 nlv 4. An if W. T. HOLLAND, M. D.? W'IIALAI.LA. 1HCKKN.S DkSTUKT, S. C. Mnri-h :\. 1 ::i tf Noticc. j \ IMS*Ai.sr.YTuiMi:xtofiiu. i^tuicoff;. j. \ IX dimly, 'droiMtcd, ? ill hi) iuoil? LiToro j ilie Onjiiniry. at l'ibkoita (' II. uu Fjiiliiy tlio ;>0rli ilny < ! I'mrfchiliw mixt. lVrfiins linlvliiol I imiht ikiv lift'oVo that tlnv. iiinl tlmsi* linvinir | ?uUutl<< iitOMt jiio.-oiit tlu-tn on wr holuio tliiit ilny or tlioy will Ijc liiicii'i'. pLTMOiin interceded will lukc uulic(? and gmorn 'h^ii'Wdvu* iivi:(>itliiij;l). ,J0UN 15. i'LAKUY, Adm'r. j' Sopf. 1<V l^.V.I *.* Hill J. H. VCIGIIT, I Tilt; i~ Mil! .itakcr, WAUIALLA. S. C\. [ \\' H.l. give Mirici uUontiuK 10 nil Ijiisinosi* cntnisi i i*-?l in liii? curif. Tinus 111o iuu.-l icuMiiiubli , .laii. 1'.T I S.V.I if "? if fcj'TATK OH >S(jUT11 CAliOUNA, I'lCKIiNS?IX Oliyi.NAUY. ?t j J. II. lltihuicutt, | , 13, UviK. A luu'd, I l'otilinii fni tinul t>oMlo< ! i \* I UlOIlt illul pi}Cl'Ctf. ; N'iMu-y (Jnz, it others I | I T ilflpfHtrin!* tu-llie Oidiu'nrv tliftt Ji.lm On*. 1. .Miii-mila (,V\\ (hihricl <.'ox", t?eor^e Niiwa iMid wilt* June, l<itilet?>r? Kd^r* niitl will) MinorI vii, iJvor^f* A J t< w and \vifc Klxidu, "nnd NAney I tlclftiidunfx in litis curt*. reside without ilnr I ii nits of tliia Slate: It utu.iloutil, thero'.'otc, i iliul ilitfj do Miturullj* amn'ur in the Court of i Ordinary* tu beholden At I'iekciixC II, on MonI day the Mjh day of dan/amy. l8lH),ut 1(1 o'c o k, , A M; to idicw vaiiM', il'rtoy they OJMJ. why u tin.<l '"KCtlU'iiieul of the OKtiituof .Jo.-diuu Cox, dvc(>i> edr , should not L>e had yu thai tiuy, an 1 liociuo j.jhert'on njade. I J# K. IIAGOOD, c.o.r. i m tino o.r.ii. Ovt. I'.i.jsou i:; Kid ~ - - -- r isranaretU's Pills, J'Oll SAUl A V SMJ ltlilTY. S. </. I 'IMir.SK vuk'lii'u'iwU J'illn arc uf ve^liililu oom1 pound, five ii'oiu uKTi nry or duignol any kind/ Tlnsy nrc a suvi'iyi^n anicdi' for pain or nu.t imoii| tiliics.t in Wo Uody< in' uiMtivouvrf.4. Skin di?<U)?ci* i v'l ap/ iuvcU'Kiiiy aitdpaintiil i Jiariutor, kuvIi na try l^dpvlu^ Mill Uicui.i, iciti'J* and mumm-l- Itvui. have 1 lioOV oiKitfcui i d l>,v 11:i-ir use. '11.oc pi Ma curod lliu rlii'tintallc, the cpluptfo, llio piU'dvlir, f Iit U\f tiiv cjAfi<uinptivtt. .In jutuitfiv# and all ulVccljyur, dy-spi'i dymniuvv, uud dj?r? line, .pli'mi:>y, suTd*.. ji;(iiiM nud intlanrtniitionH, lllloillti f imiuiiiiii: nun Bei'uIltHOUit, ' ' CVCU QiiJ i'lifvi luiVii uivi'il i ' way to tlie i;.~u of iliia iup<livi?i: ; tiiul how, ul.ier I itvruty ye.!) * uAperloncp, tliu- f?i.l-?nc (hiIiiihiIou ??l" | lli'rtiulrollir*? l'ills coiitiiiuu <v> ijii'i uiiho. Fvf i\ oi ttitf ! lU'rtiiilrclli'.i Villi f.re I lie bottl vermifuge; Ilii'V | juu iiil.iltil.lc A liltlo oliittl. *ix yours ul<t, loi Homo weeks vr?v? <ir<n>ping j its moiliei* gave it oiitf'of ,| itinnili'clli'8 siign?- eoiitv(! tin* mcxI tiny tlieVo i.^niuo iiwity >i wotin jlijileeu Mteliefc long, nu l.ns liii'g<* hm ncliiUI'i* titij5ifr. Thtf oliild WuA well. Auil ' I'oi- I'loui'iity nothing in Lvticr. l.el <l.t [KiOl'lttdi'* etiftl projinlittS ?ml Ivy tliciii. ' i.,. u- o ? ... ... i? *?. v. \r ii/lii A^?J% nt Snlubiiijr. ?S. <J?. ?t tlic u.-uul i>rlco. (Si 1 ?'.) it. tfOlTIl ('A IU)liiN A, I'ltlir.Sit?l,\ OIUH.SAKY. j;. V.. \ Vo|Ui,^ foc APt. ' J?'????? *w\ VtomV IT upptfftritig to my liijliwlu.etioii Mint Wm. Jviniu" j 1 jmti. ou?) of defijuilaiita hi lliitf hqac, I without'ilio Utility of rliirt K?nil?: ll J* onlfVW1. m-ruiuvv. mm noilo tip^eHr hi iTTo Co^i'1 01 <'nlinivr>, lo I16 liO\(l?n til I'idli'i no !' It., oit ^lonilti^ ^4 ??f Jujiuim*}' lyO'i. at lOj/n-lovk. A. .\li, to ii 11?> \v cuitno, i) any lie i it it. *hv a lituil sen Itrim-lit ! uf tlie c.-tjito of WUIimn JliiUiitKifu, ilvrcuieJ, should M uoi bu h*<L tiuJ <i ilocree iniule tlurctii. I* S? J. K. ll A(i()01>, c.i.r. a .it nxo o.p.n, Or.l. 1">. 1?vVj 1 ^ tintK HTATK OK soi'Tli r.wny^iSX^' lit Ordinary " 11. li. t'UUiicift "l , . V3. ' WMIU.S ill Y*H. ' . A^iruin Clill(lerrt4 ) - ,iT /M IT appearing u <y *at infliction Hint" .Unuw? CliUone of iltu ilo1'oivliuit? in tltin uv??u?tawi46,? out of t)io junto* of tt;Ls Sfcui> : 1l ?* lie uo eitlior pui ?.rtv?Uy or !?>' nttflrnoy, 1m ttto Court of 'OnUnnryj at I'lftkqiwi.C. II., on Mon! ?lay tlio It'iJt ility nf OQveti^r to ohjift fa i till! /> > HI 111 \ . * 1 oi JOlin , Uifhiory, tlvofftM'.l, gr hi a coiisom tSuTolo will bo VUtvi'wU of record. ? ,, . . w? J. rAuaoNH/0.iM>. Oriljiinvy s Office. S?,,i. 1?'. | " STATU or Krtl'XH CAIiOl.lXA,' ,v IN O?iiinau\?I>1CKE>S. .j i/. i\. nmion.- ] " , ' Jolm Walker, Adtn'rw, | l'etil I??n for ?ct(lemcnt \t. I jujJ Decree. Jus. W?'\er k others; J IT i('K "? my bntitfariWm Hint JhUu-k Y'lijkcr, Allen frullqr untl wit? Klixa. aud Vatwy Alexnmk'v, detcndiuiti) in iliix chin, resile wijboui tlio ! of tlii*,Sitt? :s It i? M-dvt-oi), iliurefore, ihat ; iIic-hc n;iiil tthsciit HOfcrtOly nj.j^HV h( ' tho .Cowl of OwJiiutrjr, U\l>o lioMen at )'ick<l4>-* ! Cottrf lto??e,( on ^arnlfiy ?l?y I Atovt. iu 10 n'l'l/MiV * *' - ? *" _ ,J ... - - - T- > * *?? KIIDK cailft', H nuy llioy Cun, why a final etttafuunt of tl.e estate of Jj?ne Walker, doccftseil, should not b* tuuda aitliui time, and rv docrcft Wt tityVeon. " v. . "*' '001', l' I'.V. 1 MJlSfl O.Mt, -*

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