Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, June 06, 1816, Image 4
ST. AGNES* WELL
BX Ml. DIMOND.
there runt of * marvelous well
driatu fibt 6f like *p ftftf that
? he dri^-'
of thy tide,
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the well
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"\Vauld'*t thou outrival Orpheus' strain,
Oh haste mud touch tMs trembling string
~tbe tender, Wdtlrignotet
The tout in toothing i?urrourt steal ,
L7h^ ^ScXr plffive tale.
ll>ili ' Mfhat sound n nf f**"- ~~
Deep a* tome bleeding lover't lay j
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R?%iou?"Yr?ttiv |
Mr. Murtheim, a Tew, and an
eminent merchinr, who has foue
compting houses in the Mcditerran.
ean i one on the coast ofBartjary,
another, at Smyrna, a third at San
djtfo6n> in the Levant, and a fourth
at M*fta, ascribes his conversion,
to Christianity, to the blessings of
God upon one of the Tracts (trans
Httd !n? Iftlian) published }>, .t*
London Society for promoting
Christianity among the Jews. Thf
last intelligence of this believer in
Jesus, states, that he is actively
employed in endeavoring to extend
to others those blessings which he
himself has received. One of his
converts, Mr. Cham, a Jew of
I $arbjry* observes, " that, if *11
l^jsHR-rMCPM. has, done
the knowledge of the
spel of Jesus Christ, lie
to sfitek
glorious
to one of the Apostles
ONGEVTTY.
lowing account of 4 re
>ngevity is extracted from
cumal published in the
4<T:
ie pictures of the following
* a nc t<
markable
a true one, that Poets
tore hitherto riven
is chin, embroid
m foutes of ami
and tome
?Thi? ORj
to gather fruit
KUfeg. :<*J5
quacks, wottl
couch his lab.
iiHi
:to leave my
What is your re
fe&$ft is Shis,
i,) fever to come
ou go up. u '*5&| I
OLYMPIAS.
She was the illustrious mother of
Alexander the Great. She was told
that a certain y o?mg man had mar*
ried a vtif beautiftl woman, but
that her character was doubtful
?? The bridegroom," *4
V a WOMAN'S PROMISE.
Queen Eliaabeth seeing a gentle
man to hes? garden/jjwhol had | not
been honored by her favort so soon
as he expected, looking out of her
window; said to' him, in Indian,
" what does a man>ink of, Sir
Edward, when lie thmk* of nog
tiling#" The answer _\vas, " he
thinks, ?adamj~of a woman's pro
l misc.' ' ? The Queen drew back her
hotel ; but was heard to say,-?? well,
you : anger makes dull men Uritty,
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Ss'beSn luSiS
caHMoxs of the church w^dc?
'It wax,' .sayrhe,' first mitrwm
gpvcrned/ the world, land then
the wow
been made to
co be ho
account
on the
I T|M feOTTE
[ fpouscs
^nSolSiS*
?trictly attended
?Ml
STRAY. ?wp
IXR PARrSH I
btfonfme a tiny Mara,
?boot 14" hands htoh.
my, m?n?, tail, and leffbUck, ?
ripe along bar back. saddle and
natfca, ia a natural trotter, and ia
?Mwd at thirty-five dollars.
John M'Laughlin, Justin PtM.
M?y ir, u>?. 8t?
For Sale at this Office,
INSTRUCTIONS
jrtilUrj Swtrd Extrtiit.
Election in Clermont Cavalry.
| \7 OTiCE is hereby given that an Sec-]
J^^lTonrWtll be held at bTATtSMiu a*
Saturday p t August next, for a
ply die vacancy occasioned by the promo
tion of Cornet Mtyrant * ^
By order of
Jf^rngs.
^.KES this method of inform- 1
in* the nubliSit lK still continues
.iness of TURNING and WINO
'.HAIR MAKING, in the upper
Camden. Orders in hw line wM
klully receired and punctually ex-|
SETTEES end CHAIRS made
pattern! and painted any color re
TJ UNAWAY from the Sutiscri
JA. ber, on Sunday the 13th inat. my
Negro. fellow named LONNON, about S3
yiSspfage, 3 feet ten tnchea high, thin
vittge and very long mouth, hia eye* con
siderably aunlc in hia head and very dark
Wench LOUISA, about i/yearl o^ut,
5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, atout made,
yellowiah complexion, paasea as Lonnon's
?bHHad on when she n lllt jjKwfl iue
'to this
to one
-a .v,
InCnar
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X
about i
s
?ye*ral?. He ?
tera mw and other
ofclotheKl
ffifl
aecurthf;
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between
rfnbn Bull & Brttbtr Jonathan,
Fv;:y %? J*c* Mamiuhpikm.
prtartn?,
or rvkrt BCicairTiow, xxicutbd wit*
accuracy tf til
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