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11, CAR imiSUMTER -DIMT
ijah Readvs . Decflaration in At.
Ted Iacth ment in Assum.
Isaiec D. Whitwort. sit.
Acherse the Plaintiff in the above stated
case having te and pideClardere
against the Defd d6 pleho is bsent froe
andwithout the diay of JhO8tate, (as It i
said) -0; d liavl i tb I if nor Atibrney
knowb in ada cpy of the above. Do.
l le ti ead thereto, may b
Aerved It is theeforo in puniiceof the
Act$ of the Golsowit
i4 such cases mae and provided, Ordered
that the Defendant d6 plRaditheretooib or be.
fore theowihrth 'Ia oJn,'A .1
2the hdiso6nal and abagiute judgmentwil
-be than and aw aainst hiCcr
offnOdP presers, Pn 1 Le
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WJILL :RECEIVE TO-MOR49W
Arw chosokf Grocerted; Ctoningies
pat &c.; tting, Grass skirt
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onOg.0~, 1&c . & OilANc a.
hi friendsdthe publi Goodaysha.h
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eof.'fegro and We h~ec~ e
Al. 01848. . 4 B. tfNS
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rdfir wih floer of paidigd."
aotourcoatr may -be wh a lier
tugl bu e~rhm arever ~ Gover
uors .r~ mrneverteless
y rn t~atos to be so.
~fl5~?e wouw prv hlo
i-ne '~t~~Id fi'deious jlronts,
OwJ nto t el bbitetobenr thescom.
mouli (~~the cout, cud kee
clj~d7~i~i~lk~~Tit boijie, whUIu w'
ofi 1itu1l'su nau
, d fortifyheir unde
abirs'to inst11 tif
- t'seii asof ur iiT'y n
drudgery 'of school st'udies, when g6n
school,substanitilly overcomne.
Mafny gem'04 that -lie deeply imbedde, in
ignorance, by a philanthroy. of this surt,
might be brought out to shie as: stars of
some magnifude at least, iichleftto ordina
y a d 'cn never 7ciieve much.
True, we have some brilliant instaces of
self forinatiunh, whith should stand as beacon
lighrts to the world; yet we do feel, that a
warm-hearted, officiousness in a mat'er,.we
conceivdof stih nmomL nt1 would be the dictate
of an unsophisticated benevolence.
With.much reifp.ct, yours,
. G. B.
Sumnterville, 28 June 1848.
FOR TIlE BlANNtEn.
PATRIOTISM :--ur s. n.
It has been often charged upon the scrip
tures as a defect, that they do not sufficiently
u 4lcate the virtue of patriotism. .If indeed
pharge vere rell founded, we do not see,
wit could militate against the truth of. re.
tion. But it iflse, and must have origi
ad in ignorance of, or inattentidh to the
%ble.
If~ we carefull examine the Old Testa
ment,e shall . hissacred injunction:
"Pray he alem; they shall
prosper:~love . e dvotion of the
Jews to~ n6ative~~i was proverbial their
afik .i twas ardent and sincere, cpe.
ei h bfprJrusalem, "the centre of their hap
mil~Wj ~h ~ieof all the endearments of life."
Whet i l?~ y and beauw i"city was
desir ~ teBabylonap. thysurren
der ~ e t nconsokibe grief, and
ire loss in the most piteoug terms;
.'By t~~rs of Babylon, there we sat down,
yea, we wept. when we remnembered -Zion.
We hanged our harps upon the willows in
hemi heo _pd* ** * **
Iowshaf1 e'sing the Lord's song
na.strange land? M I forget thee, OJgg;
solem, let my right hand forget her cunn6Vg
If I do not remember thee, let my tongue
leaue to the roof of my mouth, it I prefer
not Jerusalem abore my ci ef joy. 'ihis is
the language of strong at mpent-ad at
tachment for the land of th lfathers, the
antof pomise, which . t oppressions of
e e quarters of century tended
not in thfe least to diminiesh.
- Nor is the Jewish history wanting in indi
,tual instances of patriotic c~iduct. We
might allude to Nehemniah, David, Jeremiah
and.,aniel, But, "of ill the examl s re
eorwi6 ieitor in fncientor deo. istory,
whrm -heed or profane, in a mahifiult
to 9nlpasming thati oftn i illustrious
ator, oses. I tIchment
PATover whom h& p eD p
vIewhaben te hpleage1uon te -crip.
ty Was ife t nt th u er tir
idoC ptcend of pMt. Sinai, how forcibly
hdi eNrcede eir favor! yet now
rgiy inms;M^,
a If ud miitae agayns thee, out- ofhe
82. Bt it 1&fak e and disitereste
i iinor es man;tMdto il
e. a e Jls sor tures.
#~fe-o Ito thec cil
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On-awa
her dresjnlband a . nedQ'i
the hour'disbi usd libli
ealled hen irhetherL
soS -eghf MW., ~
her dream ah-Wai0'
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called he afrsetas~ib&~td1~
the a
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The Boston-Chronotyps lateydate
says;~l ' envestiu
gentleman of drading t.
ustai hisf finUii
utte bs ied that
some ' agoh wasvery muh pres
ed for fis to meet hi.paynents nd
what was worse,his .bualncsa- instead of
improving, was rather -retrograding -so
that his prospects for tle'.fufre 'were
any thing but flattering..',. I ne a o
advertised his glac' at: "andi by y
ment, and as a last resortde-r
i 0i0-appropriate a -eat iin atnoa
0 purposes, and eonsqueoty ooni
menced advertisingInthe mossbitensive
ly circulated dailies- in-the city,' andosi
own among the rest. To' his gbia sur
prise ho soon found thnt" anw csdiddier
appeared daily, and in a very short tijne
he was able tomak6 hisPaymenta promptt
ly, and his business has coritinued -t in,
crease rapidly ever
. The Pittsburg Gazeff~ ajs the fore
going, aigromarksi 1? br this.the
man whose, buslness haij a fair piroportion
of capital at Its foundation, whadever en.
L~ gages In unceifin speculations, rnd who
Iadve'rtises judiciously and freely, never
fails? Thme want of these requisites~ will
endanger his situation but theN~ a.of
Iadvertising is the greatest want :'?4t hi
- three. A-judido a a, with litle orno
capital, by .a Frd badvertlingmipy
prosper and r&" I hi~e the-fltag
Jt~icapitaml, W ~ advertising
fl tis bu~si dull declining
~andl ha pitah diminising year by year.
l' utetmets'are vetlfied by the ex.
~pore d~ f housands.u Fifty 'dbilaI a
ye&alen ~advertisingIaof more value
to abI ~ 7sqp. than' tire thousand
A CAUTIoN To Mh i . ohidg
Mr. fsaac A. Richardson, in 'this town
a 4hirteen mo th oihado its death on
Wayi gtgslefianner. I
im mleft sleei~~p ofabcd which 'stood,
ai few Ipches from .h sid o ~f tileo nm
Th ihafound eto':m alien~ ~fl
b6 tif' bed and the .~1~ aziflie
spd 1igennM e site
head.' 'bh it wa. thepdby thd
bed c1, dwevad hdisoovagar.
tnarkable and seri o ciidnt, drrec
pear the Yellowe Sn
vgonm 'tha gQfr
nammedWj$m
~ship, was i~ doho
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