Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, March 28, 1818, Image 4
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THE DYING BAUD,
Air? ?Daffydz Gang wen,
Waiter Scott', ?*</.
_>?he Welch traditioabear** that a Batd,
oti Ins death-bed, demanded hiT harp, and
. played the air to which these Terse* are
adapted ) requesting, that it might be per
formed at hi* funeral.
PINA$$MLINN, lament ; for the mo
ment U nigh,
.When muta In the woodlands thine echoes
shall die: , .
No more by awtet Teivi Cadwallon shall
/4> rave,
. And mix his wild notes with the wild dash
; ing wave.
rui * ''' .
In spring arid in autum thy glories of shade,
Urihonoured shall flourish, unhonoured
shall fade ;
For soon shall be lifeless the eye and the
tongue, ' v. ~\ J" /
That viewed them with rapture* With rap
ture that sUng. " /$y, rX;.
Thy sons, Dinas Emlinu, may march in
their pride,- ? *
? And chase the proud Saxon from Prestayn'*
aide j ?'$&
:* But wheVe it the harp shall give life to their
name ( ? < .
And where is the bard shall gifce heroes
their fame ?
II* 4k!
r rTr -V - , . .t .
And Oh, pinas Eraliun J thy daughters so
?;v?to,Wr' .
Who heave the white bosom1, and wave the
dark hair; >
What tuneful enthusiast shall worship their
eye, ^ ^ ? j*r. ? t
When half of their charms with Cadwallon
shift die t
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Then adieu, silver Teivil I quit thy loved
Kepij ? * ? ? ? Vy'* ' . 1 ' ' ?" ? ?
To join the dim choir of the bards who
# have been } - V.4'r^- - , ? -
W ith Lewarch, and Meilor, and Merlin the :
? And sage Taliessin, high harping to hold*
' .*?? 1 ? .*? SwSmW Jit * '.? * v
And adieu, Uinta Emtinn I still green be
. Vthythad-e ,?V ? ? > ?'Jim ? Jk
Unconquered thy warriors, aha matchless
\ -th^inaidS'l^w,/ * ; ' ' '
And tliqptf whose fount warblings my weak
new can tell,
Farewell, my loved Harp \ my last treasure,
?t / farewell I
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* $ & TO CHLOEj V
O wherefore Chloe do you sigh 1
What ia.it tliat alarms you so
Why do the tears from either eve. a
it i ij uu uic icars irom either eye,
In such incessant torrents flow ;
Has cruel Lovd my fair foresworn?
Aud caua'd those shining tears to flow 1
Ah, no, fond shepherd, hut I mdVirn
v That 1, alass, hove ?imnffd my fse.
Fits Qfcia.-? PorticQ,
VARIETY.
in the stAte of Ohio, is inhabited by
a set of people who are but little re
moved in point of polish from their
troublesome neighbours the wolves.
During the last summer one of these
desperadoes determined to commit
the crime of matrimony,* and repair
ed with hla dulcanea, to the liaoita*
tion of a neighboring 'squire. A
'squire be it known, is a thing of con*
siderable conseauence in that part of
the world, and is often connected
with the equally respectable profes
sion of barbering ; and he who cannot
be laid on his back by the law, is
frequently tweaked by the nose in the
sister vocation.
Arrived at the door, the heart of
8 tack house failed, and he commen
ced a pretty precipitate retreat ; she,
no ways inclined to lose so enviable
a prize, gave the alarm, and instant
ly started on the scent. The magis^
trate soon joined in the pursuit, and
about two miles from his residence
overtook the lady, who had tree'd I
Stark bouse in a hickory, and was
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mounting the tree for tin* purpose
of obtaining this amiable fruit ; which I
she accomplished by seizing bold of
I he and forcing him to tin* ground. i
I The inrariage cerraoiny was iusUut
I ly performed, and the happy bride
I produced from tlie recesses of her
pocket* dome could venison and corn
I bread; and upon tlie yerdaiit carpel
I of nature the marriage feast >\ its
I held.
From this circumstance a report
I v> as spread that husbands in Ohio
might be picked from off any of the
trees, and in consequence the euiigra
I tion of female* lias been enormous to
I that fertile region.
I ; . Fhiladelpia Balance.
I DR. SAM1J?L DALIES.
I This great Divine, originally a_
I poor boy of Hanover, but for his ex
I traordinary talents and piety, early
I advanced to the professorship of Prin- ,
1 ceton College, crossed the Atlantic
I to solicit the means of completeing
I that noble institution. ? His fame as 1
I a mighty man of God, had arrived j
I long before him; He was, of course,
I speedily invited up into tlie pulpit.?
From a soul at once blazing with
I gospel light, and burning with Divine
j love, his style of speaking so
I strikingly superior to that of tne cold
sermon readers of the British metropo- ;
Us, thai the town was presently run- j
I ning after him. There was no get
ting into the churches where he was
I to preach? The coaches of the nobil
I ity stood in glittering ranks, around
I tne long neglected walls of Zion ;
I ami even George the third with his
J royal consort, borne away by the ho
I ly epidemic, became humble hearers
I of the American orator. Blest with
I a clear glassy voice/ sweet as tho
I notes of the harmonica, and loud as
I the battle kindling trumpet, be pour
I ed forth the pious ardor of his soul
I with such force that the honest mon
I arch could not repress his emotions ;
I but starting from his seat with rolling
I eyes and agitated manner, at every
I buttling period he w ould exclaim, ;
I loud enough to be heard half way
I over the church ? " Fine! fine! tine*
I Preacher! faith a fine preacher !
why- why-Charlotte ! ? wh^-Chajr
| lotte i^-This beats our archbishop !1"
| The people all stared at their king.
I The. man of (jtod made a stop, and
I fixing his eyes on him, as would a
I tender parent ou a giddy child, cried
I aloudk-" when tte lion roars,
I beasts of the^ forest tremble ; and
I when the Almighty speaks, let the
I king? o t the earth keep tttence."?
I The monarch shrunk back into his
I *eat, aad oehavei, during the rest
J of the discourse, With thtfYraost res.
I pectful attention. The next day he t
I sent for Dr. Davies, and aftejr compli*
I menting him highly for an " honest
I preacher, ordered him a check on his
I banker for a hundred guineas for col
I lege. ? Hkhqwid Compiler. t%
I * i ' *
A celebrated Jewbh Rabbi tells
I the following story, to show how an- i
J friendly to truth Is the fear of puni*h*J
I ment : ? A certain nobleman m Por
| tugal, had a physician who was clap
I jied into the inquisition under suspi
I cion of Jadaism.7 Hearing this, Jje
I wrote to one of tl>e inquisitors, to in*
| form him that the doctor was a good
I christian* and d^irefl that he might
I be net at liberty; Inquisitors re
I turned a polite answer, Hint they
j could not oblige his lordship, f jr the
I prisoner had been tortured, and luul
I confessed that he was a Jcwv*He ,
I feigned sickness, and sent to dfcatoe
I the inquisitorial judge to visit htafc?
I As soon as he arrived, the count DP*
I dercd him to sit down, and to write
a confession that he was a Jew.?
I The holy father refused. The count
I rung for a servant, and on his appear
I ing ordered him to call sufficient help
I to take a red-hot helment, then in the
I fire, and put it upon the head of the
I father inquisitor. Iiis reverence
I hearing this resolute order, flew like
I lighning to tlie escrutoire, took the
I pen, w rote the confession, and sig
I tied a solemn declaration that he was
a Jew. The count then reproached
I him with his iiyustice and barbarity.
" My physician, " said he, " hath
confessed himself a Jew, as you bptve,
with this difference, ? pain forced the
confession from hiiu, it was nothing I
but the fear of it that extorted it from I
you."? Nobi*i*Qn\g KcclesiatdiciU Re - I
da*rcJiet*.
Important i-ottery vottce.
1 On Tut$da)f the 31 st (J the yresent Month* f.\Icrch,J
Will positively commence the drawing In the Crrt or Baltimore, U the
GRAN 11 .
Medical College
LOTTERY,
WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO DRAW RAPIDLY TILL COMPLETED.
TH?. CAPITKLS ARE,
30,000 dollars.
10,000 dollars.
20,000 dollars.
10,000 dollars.
JC7* M"ot two Blanks tea Prizt ? Priitt ( a* uiual J tuiject to U fier cent, deduction BM.T
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, " - 810
Halves, - - ? - 5
Quarters, ? 82 60
Eighths,*- - - 1 25
THEY WILL ADVANCE ON THURSDAY, !2thlNST. TO
TWELVE DOLLARS EACH ;
And at the opening %f the Wheels on Tuesday, 3l?f, Ticket s %o ill be further *dvknttd
Therefore to prevent disappointment, and to save the advance, immediate application
should be made for
TICKETS # SHARES,
AT
G. & R. Waite's
Old Established and Truly fortunate lottery and Exc hange^OJpctj romer
' ST. PAUL'S LANE AND MK RKET-ST JlEEtY' ^ ' v,>;
BALTIMORE.
IrT"* Orders from any part of the Union, enclosing the tub or prise tickets* wilt be
promptly attend to. ^ ' -,,'V itfL- . v/- .
Purchasers of three tickets from Waite's Office, win be entitled to tfc*ir Lottery
Register, gratis ; it will contain an abstract of the Prices Current, the Rates of Ex
change on Drafts and Bank Notes, a complete list of each da?*a drawing of the Medical
f^Cottege Lottery, and such other mattcr as may be deemed interesting. ? V ?
t|t Take Notice, for the convenience of our distant frifcikia (in this single. instance)
Orders forwarded on the 1 2th of March, .wiH be supplied at & 10 each.
Baltimore, "March 2d, 1818. V . ?' e- L-, *
A Child was born in % town * on
Jersey Shore, Lycoming' county, a
few days since, with one hem* four
legs and arms, and two bodies as
high up as the breast, where they
joined together. They were male
and female, and locked in each others
ajcms* Tue cbM was still-born. -
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, ' Philadelphia jpaper.
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Wholesale Priccs Current.
CAM D1JN, 9. C. 1b Cts.
Upland Cotton, from ??* 27
Rice, prime (cwt.Y 7 a S
Flour, fine, Camden (bbl.) 12 >
Com (bush.) v- - 'l . "M
JVhtat %qo. r ~ . M ' ? *
Tobacco leaf (lb.) - !? . Jiv-f . 4 - 4
Whisker (gal.), - - ^ 70 75
Butter (ib.J Vw* - - .?* 25., 37
Hacon do. > * IS 'jtf,17
l.ard do. *>< ; ,*?*$? **20 25
Tatyflfto.'' - ^ ' 16*: M
BeesWax (lb.) . *1 - 24 -SI
Shoe Thread do. - / - 87 99
Indigo prime do. . * &7 ^ 99
Coffee do. - - 23 25
Sugar, Muscovado (lb.) ' * 16 18
Salt (bush.) ^ .?? 4 v * * 75 99
Iron (lb.) * v?' - <*; 6 8
Molasses (gal.) ? * 7S 87
At CnARL*3T&ifir
Upland cotton 31 S3 cts. Flour $12$,
Cpm ^ I 18, Sugar 1 3 cts. Molaaaea 60 65
I rob, 4 a 5, Whiskey 70. '
i *rtA n&pf*?'- ?
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Juxt Received by the Subscriber ,
On Coiisignte^
12 hhd?. N? fc. RUM, and
12 bib*. Northward GIN, of a superior
, % quality.
Which will be sold very low For cash,
tj Wm. Brown.
>? march 28 102 ? tf
*s*Frec Schools.
X *Tt?6 Commissioners of Free Schools for
Karahaw D1 Utrict will meet at Camden, on
Saturday* tha 1 I th of April.
march 29 io2 ? 3
Bearer Crmk Riflemen ,
ATT^nON!
Attend Regimental Hunter at Camden,
the 14th April next, at iGVclock, A.M.
An inspection will tak? plarr immediate
ly after the review. ,It Is expected that
every man will appear completely ecjufrped.
It ia particularly required thai tfc add ltion-to
the other equipments each soldier shall
have a good knapsack !?
M. C. Wiggle
Orderly Servant.
March 2! lUi
? NOTICE.
AU person* indebted to Henry Baldwin,
by MM or opch account, aro hereby noti
fied to make Immediate payment to C41.
William 'Kiaon, or their demands will be
lodged with an attorney for collection.
- robrimryr, -
Camden R\fUmen^
Attend Regimental Mutter at Camden,
on the 1 4th, April next. The roll^will be
called at >0 o'clock. The Members are
solicited tb attend at an earlier hour that
they may be instructed in the evolutions of
the day, previous to their joining the line.
The general ord^cr requires each man to ap
pear with his knapsacki and ail other equip*
mehts complete. y
- Capttin Crimri i? invited to join us in
recovering drill that we may be prepared
to act in concert in the evolutions of the
By order of Capt Levy.
J Wm. O'Caiftf Ord, Scrr't
March 2 f~ , 1? 4 1
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jti 7
The Members of/ the Camden Troop of
Horse, are ordered to attend a Muster on
the first Saturday In April next, ?quipt
cwiing to l*w? * .
' . > W orjtkrtf
John Ci ?:
Mai^hU. o?? tf
The Members of the C
' < Th{> Members of the Camden Artillery
Company are oidered to attend the Gene
ral Review in Camden* on T uesday the |4th
day of April next, in complete uniform, aa
the company will be inspected on that day.
By order of
, V. * R. W. Carter, t *
N. B. The Muster on the wcond Satur
day in April, is postponed on account of
tto g&etftt revle#7 '
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jr Notice . j
AN Election will be held at the Market
Room, on Monday the 6th of April next#
for an Intcndant and (bur Wardens, Cor the
Town of Camden. The Polls will b#
opened ^t 1 0 o'clock and cloee at 3?
Henry R. Cook, '
Wm, O'Caio,
Managtr^
March 21. ,
For. 8aje?fe,'' .
100 Bushels of Irish Potatoes (direct
from Novaicotia,)^ whish are )m excellent
order for planting.
H. B ronton,
Ofifiotite iMUa l0J*Q9te rV, Broad-street*
March 21/ a, I? tf
1 '"7 ? 111 ? ? ? ->
Found
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About five miles below Camden, on the
Main Road leading to Charleston; A
GREAT COAT, which the owner csn
have by paying far this advertisement, and
giving some little compensation to the ser
vant who found it. Apply at this office*
March 2l?, *
itaraSALK OK RJEJNtT.
A Small Dwelling House and Ix>t, situ
ate on Littleton-street, fronting the Kaee
Ground. [ The house Is new, and conveni
ent for a small family ; for particulars en
quire of
R. I. Horton. -
March 1 i. (>? ? -tf
JOBS,
f.xecnted neatljr. an J pimctualTy