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the month of -Auguut~i
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tily 21, 1848 > ~ 39 4
u CA. -SMTER DIS'J
Elijah Reynods .)Declaration in 'A
vs. tachment in Assus
Isaac D. hitworth sit.
Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stE
case having thismont filed his Dedhirath
against the e t, h absent fro
and without tA e of t tate, (as. It
sald) qud havid byi~ wife nor Attorni
kno iacopyr of the aboveD
e ead thereto, may 1
served :'It is therefore in prisuaince of ti
Acts of the' General Assembly or the Sta
. such cases made and provided, Order
that the Defen Iant d6 plead thereto oh or b
fore the ei4t!t day or June,'A.;D. 184
othe Ris a and abselute jud ent w
be th ven and d inh him..
OIllesc D . Pleas, S irt.
J. D. JO ES, c. c. c.r.
June'23. ( : t 4 - qflryd
WILL RECEIVE TO-MORROW
A chodistock of Grocerlee, consistings
4 11nne b n or,
2H s bacn ~Sides,'f -- o D
1 barrel Reynold's Hlama,
.B 'it and soda Crackers, . I
8~,Lobsters; Ginger preserves,
serve dIa reserves, n p ae, Let
n , &c. &e.;s m aiye o les a
sorted.
a te anstie d y Goods.
Broivn horn ,ns.srted; Cotto~
Strip u&d.;' ~ Ntg Grass srl
do. d Box. Won biayofhDpt"A' dral
era;JWs ana ) Ga1o~oy~ eni
1h do.; A finde 1(nd aslt jus,,enders.
'be very low for caw -
,g. 0,148- L B. IIANKS.
SHOES ! SHOES.!!
The subscriber would 'respectfully infor
his friends and the public generally that-1
J~esconstantly on hand, aometasaoi
.fo~ dif gro, and Welt 8~e~hch I
will dis of on the 'most re oni6htorn
wqftng themn to wear as well asany
3.10RGAN.
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proIV(, inntW handsi aIlcdilous 4aes
wi ot ll be ablo bear e comi
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224fi~ebOWfortify hli undersk -1
lt l iaboiurs o insTil thi
tant il nqnn~et
essided -and tho sesi ofiu
drudgery of scho studies, w goin
school, substalitiuily' overcoine.
Many genis, that Ile dee ly imbedda in
'u ignoilee, by a philaniro by of this sort,
- might be brought out to 'N line as. stars of 4
sohne pingi.ude at least, Mhich left to erdina
ry haphazard, can never ichieve muc.
a True, we hive somo brilliani instances of
selffrmation, which should stand as beacon
lights to'the .erld; yet we do feel, that a
s warm-hea'ed officiousness in a mat'er,.we
conceive of ith nhonint, would be the dictate
of an unsophisticated benevolence.
With much respect, yours,
le ~ ~~ W G. B..-.'.._
0 Sumterville, 28 June 1848.
FOR THE DANNEn.
3, PATRIOTISM :-3r s . M.
11 It has been often charged upon the scrip
tures as a defect, that they do not sufficient]*
C .cute the virtue of patriotism. If indeed,
hlrge were tcell founded, we do not see,
it could militate against the truth of re.
ion. .But it ifalse, and must have or iI
S d in ignorance of, or inattentidh to 31e
iib we carefull examine the Old Testa
nment, we shall, jn.this, sacred injunction:
"Pray, f9-je aalem; they shall
prospes'itovothTe devotion of the,
Jews .yI)t .' was ~ roverbial their3
aBW .was ardent ad sincere, espe
ci J~rJerusalems, "the centre of their hap
p~nI~'bo~p.Aof all the endearments of lif.".)
Whenbejho and beauUV'city was
destryd Je.Babyloniu ~l~ysurren
' der jems j to an mncons)&legrief, and i~
hov~te 4~irloss in the most piteou termns:
"By" hi ers of Babylon, there we eatdown,
yea, we wept. when we remnembered' Zion. I
U.We .hanged our harp upon the willows in el
a thami 1theroofa * * *: * 4
Hoiw rag lan ing the'Lord's songI
eiatne lotn'ih forgot thee, O
-selemyrgthand forget her cunmn *
If I do not remember thee, let my toanue
-dceane to the. roof of my mouth; it 1Irefor
not Jerusalem abore myj 'li a jy." ilsbisii
*the language of strong at& jent--and at
m tachmnent for. the land of thu.fathers, the
e so romils, wich ~ ~opressions of
- aiw hee quarters of t century tended
s .Nor is the Jewish history wantin .in indi
tidual instances of ^atriotic Nfidunet We
night allude to.N6 eniah, David, Jeremiah
and Pniel .But, "of ill the examples re-.
coid etJp in .ancient or mder~ istory
wheiie d or profane, itid1ll difficult
to1ai urpasaa that 6toilustrious
~ 110) g~ator, -Moses. Alide hmein I
St jp. eover whomi h e~ihd, pro. :
seu t baatr in a e~~nlil pirof
'vie,. on te 4pose f'ki 4Mrimlk
S.-t w n i ~festoVilntthds4, aer their
tercedei~ a4ir favori yet ,now~a
,T andf y thee, outo
Lxoc, hk- ub -written. (Ex. - :
Sue th~le and diuintered d
oa t am o il usman;-e that thi
~ue is ebetually taught,-a~em
'~~iiipeInTe'Joh1h scriptures.' -
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MOi'i aiey "'pevry 1pV
d for a to meet hi payments! an
vhat was wvorse,-his busines, Instead o
mproving, was rather rotrogradinge,!
hat his proapeoleiffor" tilo fuitue ,wen
ny;hing jiutfiatterlng. 3 Iad neyk
dvards~ed his de a nal;b'16y,
riment, and' as ist resort, eteg
. appropriate a ceainarnur
o at purpose and conseqpentlydconi
nenced advertising in the mostextedairia
y circulated dailies itthe cit, iodn"i
,wn among' the rest.' Tolis 1gse' isur
'rise he soonfiiindtht -nenw custdinr
ppeared daily, and in a very aort tlini
to was able toinak6 his, aymentsp rom p
y, and his busines has continuedo'n
trenme rapidly .ever
The Pittsburg G~z J~ the fore
nun whose busfiless ha aiar prnportis
f capital at its founda(ishwb.er enast
inges mi' uncerfIn speculatiens, and'wh
idverlises judiciouslf ad frdely, neve
~ails The want of these requieltes wil
endanger his situation1gbut the waii.d
idvertising is the greatest want' i. h
hree. .Ajudioiou an, with'little6ori
:apital,'by a frog if srdverulsingm
>rosper and crp 'l'N ite ie'fmi
ta ~,~inpital diprinishing year by yea:
L'hijstoredts'are ier:fled by the ez
di "f' housands.Mi 1fty dflatr
~e . ~In adirts'Ia oaf more irdlut
o a'bnv4 p ja thtan trotjhusan
A CEUTION TO MerB .& child a
dr. Tsaac A. Richardson,' in this towr
ethirioenuidnthi gd o6 its death or
Meiesdayi$ sigandanaerl
vas left sleeplg upn, a bod whfoh'stoo
fewjnlesda tile sido ff Ikil rool
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paed bel~Ig' large no ugtot et it
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