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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

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:" states Of Rhode Island and Michigan ere
!" b beard from--in The former Of which. the
aH''e 'id 10 be certain OF success, and IN ,he
w 'aad ~ equal chance. conosdiae. hose,
Ne Michigan representative to ths vani,ss
\" WI stand thus Van Barren 1874. whigs
~'I'i"y D Last session II was near 40
ne Hon John G. calhoan passed through
r''s : Gay Of two ago, On hi. say TO attend
qua se'''on Of Congress. We understand
We Is OF the opinion that there is poor pros.
MOI 'ay good beng done.
49, ---~xa~~
- "''eefy Of the mail has been discovered
~ "'e running from Camden 10 Mprgantown.
- ua' Of the aecompliccs is in jail. and Mr..
''e' INC contractor, has gone amer fellow
we ''@e OF Smith who committed the robbery.
- ''@'' Johnston /, Postmaster a, Davidson
lur last ' - "'' ''a'U' :"
me amour, Of Specie shipped 10 Europe
F.. ~ ,.' lO'h Of May las,. /. said TO b. .ir mil.
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B. OATES, c. &C
Price Adv. 81
S,p,. ]. 1857.

VIM. Renick. May ii'n' io7"
Levied on a Steam Engine, Gearing, Boil.
er, &C., on defendants inreres, in The ST.
Calharine mill tract Of land, containing s.
bou, $50 acres. Also, on his interest in the
Charlotte Gold Nine tract, containing about
100 acres. Also, on the O'Ferral Gu.d
Mine tract, containing about 200 acres.
III appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
III Court, that the defendant is not an H.
habirant Of this State, Ordered, therefore,
that publication be made six weeks in tie
Charlotte Journal, that unless said defer-
dant appear q, the next Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for said COM
", at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the
iIh Monday in October next, and then and
there plead, answer, or repevy, Judgment
by default will be entered aaains, him,
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our snid
Court, at office, The 4h Monday in July,
A. D. 1887.
B. OATES, C. &C
Seni. /, 1897 Price adv. 81.
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DIED

In this county. on the 9th ulf., Mr.. WILLIAM
SMITH, Revolutionary Soldier, aged 50 years.
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;day. september l, 1887.

kSHipg HAsai'-"s 49,
,se iirst page Of to.dsy's paper relative
ni,,,,on of the sprins Wheat. u Is a
l. sell worthy the attention Of farmers The
e.. md American copies from papers !"
,,,i,, Of that State paragraphs strongly re-
..d.o, The Sowing Of Spring Wheat as
/. ~ rellrug rid Of the extensive injury which
| No scar. beiallen fall-'O~n Wheat IN pass
o,Je,I Of our severe winter weather Tho
| len ,oeaks Of a crop of Spring Wheat in
bborhood, which has turned out to es .
.i,at one. the stalks standing very thick
,,osod and tie heads large and well
~. .esd was imported from EurePe, and
a. IA of Apul. Thus, in the space Of lsns
-. nsp,h,. beautiful crop has sprung uP
.,,s,sa The Caroline Md Advocate like
.,,,,.,t., the experiments made with Tho
Wheat IN that neishbsrhood. Nilh lhefiew
40, Is adaptation to The soil aud climate.
,.,use8 most ssecesafully-'nsonueh that
s,nsfs have determined TO reserve pot-
,f,seif whea, land for Spring seeding. We
Il, cur readers. Il their is any OF them disPo-
|. II, tbs Wheat. that seed can b Obtained 10
49,, 4. the Office of the Farmer & Gardener.
--D,, ss,os,,or Court IL sl,ll Ia trssioa and vail
bos, ,Afosghoai the wsek. oNing 10 the bad
he ledge Tconer, no business ofinPoftAnes
,u,sss4 IN from THURSDAY until Msnday last.
pay of Morn, shshsrn for the maraor Of
~ Massey, ,oak place On Tuesday last This
:,,,,sd greater Interest, and there was lar.
runssr II persons In a,leodance Than we
,,,s aiins,ssd on any similar occasion. TIE
,tssgss Aas oiled To ovsfilowiHg and great
,sst soal5 cot find room. The trial took up
tr. ws were no, pftacnt 10 hear the lss,,-
], G. TIE pleading. The Jury "a, oai sbos,
ssai,. when tl,ey rss9fnsd with verdict Of
H. VI. a VI. Barton was assisted b, Mr..
ilassr. ssa NJ. Dodge BY Nj. Ilasehl,oa,
ia or ro'iet 81 he fsseouifs IN LInepln'sn
rst. ss regret tina. ,wo o. 'h'oe uistaae'
& ga5e.--ors q uhiei, alters The sgPrstaecs
j, Altar tliag,lbsr Wa stated that M' Iloke
o. g.. IIshdefsab--,hs rsssrss Is ,ae ease.
rasaut ,oaa rlasp on ,ae l9ill, and NJ.
4 .istd asly sbos, II bosrs. We hese tlsoas
Tas itsss ear PAPER y IL asAks ibsss corrections.
? Esifs Ssniaa n CssgisD On Mopdsy
/, C1ssfssa assemblies Ia Extra Session. What
ceagress % : "a question easier .sssd than
.t's&- &c tsaF hoNssst lIi,lo gssd Is III w done.
2 re 'tsaS ia lhe States ~hsts eleeiions have
a,3 50 'o.r The rssaideut Win iearn =is.
sas "a e.afcrt pal,ey from the one be
.:sa Soe,re e' ths lan 81 maatb' Il be
~ ssHa'su.i.sS Ill s..an - Ia tic
&c i 'asd trl.c tic 'tal- =
y q 'ts u .as e Reps 4lA,iss., a. f.t a.
1865 Lzse hren t~af,l {r.,f,t
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Anthony ny, Dey. May l2'h' 1927.
Levied this attachment on II acres of land,
lying on the waters of Sugar Creek. adjoin.
ing the lands of Alex. McLure and others.
Also, on 70 shares Of stock in the capitol Of
the MeckIenburg Gold Mining Company.
I'll appearing to the satisfaction of The
IN Court, that the defendant is not an in
habitan, Of this State, Ordered, therefore,
tina, publication be made six weeks IN ih,.
Charlotte Journal, that unless said defen-
dant appear a, the next Court of Pleas aud
Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for said county,
AT the Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on the An
Monday IN October next, and then and there
plead, answer, or repievy, judgment by dc.
fault will be entered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office, the 4th Monday in July,
A. D. 1887.
B. OATES, c. &C
SEPT, /. 1881 Prize Adv 81
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Or Some fears are entertained for the
safety of the Vice President, Col. r. NJ.
Johnson. 1t is said, that as soon as it was
ascertaned that the election in his district
had resulted IN favor Of the Wing candl
date, he left the Great Crossings in haste,
aud the las, that was seen Of hia, he was
going ahead, at the rate OF fifteen miles
an hour, no one knew whittier. We hope
he has not committed suicide. -i6.
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IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
III Court, that the defendant is not an IT,
habitani Of this State, Ordered, therefore,
that publication be made six weeks in Tho
Charlotte journal, that unless said deien-
dant appear at the next Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, to be held for said COUNTY,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the d.,
Monday in October next, and then and there
plead, answer, or repIevy, judgment! by de-
fault will be entered against him.
Witness, BraIy Oates, Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, the 4th Monday in July,
A. D. 1887.
B. OATES, c,c.c.
Ssrt 1877. Price Rdr. 81
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OUTRAGE.

+" We are Informed that party Of Wings,
on Sunday morning last, hung Mr.. Mont
eomery, the Democratic Republican Can.
didaie elect from this District, in effigy, at
Chapel Hill. Comment is unnecessary"
We are authorized 10 contradict the a.
bove. which We copy from the last Stand.
ard; the Editor Of which has been lnisin.
formed. The facts are these In The FIRST
place, the eiisy was hung on Monday morn.
ing, and not on Sunday as stated. And in
the next place, no party Of " higs were
concerned; 1t having been done and wit.
messed only by one person. Indeed no one
IN The village. we are told, knew ought Of
the circumstance, until II was related BY
the person alone prlvy TO ii. We call on
The Editor Of the Standard, for the neces.
sary correction.-Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

A thing tkot ought t. 5e kao,rn,-The
Beech tree, observes the Southern Rel.
gious Telegraph, is said to be non'con.
ductor of lightning. So notorious is the
fact, that the Indians, whenever the sky
wears the appearance Of a thunder storm,
leave their pursuits aud take refuge under
the nearest Beech.tree. In Tennessee the
people consider il complete protection
DR.. Becton, IN letter TO Dr. Mitchell, states
that the Bcech.tree is never known to be
struck by atmospheric electricity, while
other trees are often shattered into spin
tiers. May not knowledge Of this fact
afford protection TO many when exposed
And lr such are the qualifications of this
tree, may it not be made useful as proiec.
ton 10 our dwellings,.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

OF The Louisville City Gazette says,
the representation Of Kentucky in the next
Congress will be one of the most talented
ever sent from tia, State. 1t particularly
mentions the new members, John Pope,
Edward Rumsey, R. A. Meneiee and W..
W. Southgate, as men who would do hon.
or 10 any station. We have frequently
heard the brilliant talents Of Messrs. Meme.
fee and Souihgale spoken OF. The latter,
from his glowing eloquence, is called " lat.
tie Henry Clay" in kenlucky.-Lyachbg
vtrgiHiQn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

SIX Goods.-The amount Of silk Goods
imported into the United States IN 1925,
was Sl0,27l, 527; IN 1896, S22, 079,002
SvgCr.-'ibe quantity Of Sugar imported
into the United States IN 1925, was Ga, 4s0,.
O4l lbs 10 1896, Isl ,243, 45l lbs.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, ia.
ly Term, 1887.
Jas. NJ. Hutchinson,
ps. Original Attachment.
w. "
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

tell me where he going; Bennett has scib6ed the
Sunday Morning News a little; not me personally;
when Esler was forcing the door said don't break
the door, Bell said nothing; went in after the door
was forced because Bennett was asking for chair;
we left the mob outside to take of itself when
looked in Hamblin seemed TO have enough to do 70
keep Bennett still Esler was in the room when the
apology was demanded; if he was not deaf he NAV
have heard il; Hambln was holding Bennett withon
hand that ne might write the apology with the other
Bennett was sitting on a chair
Mr. Graham-What kind of chair
Wltness-An editorial chair
Mr.. Graham.-What do You mean nv an editorial
chair?
Mr.. Western.-What consequence can that be
Mr.. Graham.-lt IS of consequence
Mr.. Western.-Have il your own wav Wa are
nursing our rights.
Mr.. Graham.-They'll take deal of nurs;no IN
bring them to maturity Ito witness) now, sir What
kind of a chair was it?
Witness.-l said it was editorial chair-a char
with lring to il.
Mr.. Graham.-How came you to be witness on
this trial.
Wtness-That's what can't tell don't know
much about it have not spoken about it; have had
conversation with Bell respecting the ARRAY until
this trial was about coming on Bell asked me my
said something about the trial; said knew nothing
about it, have not talked about Bell since; have
not heard any threats in the Office of the Sunday
Morning News to take the life Of Bennett f he did not
cease attacking them.
Examination resumed by Mr.. Sanford.-l have
never heard any taxi TO the njuring of Bennett;
never did threaten his life
The examination of the witness here closed !; and
the court adjourned
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

NATIONAL THEATRE.-The magnificent new spec
tace called Lalla Rock, which has been long in pre-
paraon is to be produced this evening with he Whole
strength of the company, and the additional ouadrl-
ped performances consisting of horses camels ele-
plant and dromedaries This drama is said 10 be one
OF the most successful produced on the London
stage We shall see.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

WHITNEY ArrAIa.-At the last accounts from
Washington Reuben M Whitney had still the long
nose Of the House Of Represen,atves between his n-
ger and thumb, pulling hard. Reuben, give them a
good squecze-tbey deserve it, Every body is laugh
ing at them.
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CLEAR H ID.


Coon New 6fs s f fass 1e e Bic.
rs1ss = % ssms. M
s. rSG ss Emp s
ARRIVED.
Ship Orbit Mead, kingston jamaica days, pmeao to
The packet ship Nomande Pel from Havn. said Jan 4 she
BARK Helena Bense Trinidad days to ches.er-
Bds As' Pauis Malaga, IS days, with wine to Hossn a
Brig Msawanseas Hieg FeAsacoa days, with mo-to
Brig Atlas Norton, Mansania days, with mahoany to-
Rs G ,sss smith chas with
Ire LaenA, Hull Charleston 10 days with cotton 10 Geo
Brig Marshall Ney, Talbot St Marks. Fa 10 days. with oo,ns
Brig Babbdse, Charleston, days. with cotton to TnI
.. ns M m o w |. Tas.s ~ days via eamov
schr Laconc Dennson. Baiimessi days with -four e.
scr stephens, Msce~ Newbsn, N c.. days. Win naval
stores ores. to Mitchell vs q C Ca,
sehr VIM TslI sasw, Hsssord, N c.. days. with naval
scr VIM. Douglass Duanias, Edenion, N c., ls,y. with
ssh'. Flash, Rolusop Rshnoad, with coal to Anderson a
sch James Lawrence, Townsend Ncwbern " with mdzo
schr J: Brewer, Dsyi,cn. Franklin, La, I3dsys.
BELow-a ships; brirs Wind ssw.
vcns, New Orleans.
tFs-n Correspondent
Apalachcoh Jan. ss,h is37-Anivsd, ships Washington r.
wing Latham, New York, 10 days. Briggs Grand Turk Bartlett
New York Volta higgins do Vessels continued Baks
Aurora New York; Fergus, do Brig Emerald Andos sel
shcra Crockett New York, dos Madawsckan MhkeD do;
Champion Sherwood do vesses before reported su
here. Yours &C
The Packet shin obt Mead up dock yesterday
morning
The new packet slip wellington Capt Chadwick sails this
dav AT 4, o'clock NJ for London bag viii close Al
half past 10 o'clock, Al
Capt Tooo ship Diamond been acquitted from all
lie was examined by the British Consul with the aid Of
Captains Merry, and Thompson.
New Bedford harbor IL closed by ice
Considerable drift ice IN the East and North rivers
,Tompaz Sept as Governor fonno sva. Bristol with
4, Galipaso islands. July sth Lima wsy~ Narusket with
Spoken Dec T. Eagle, Nant, sodo.
Haue, Doc so,h Ships France willard New York Jan
Francois lst casoh Now York Bs Georsana Gardener d.
Malaga Dec isship Empress Townsend, from N York. via.
Josn.N b. Feb s~Bns Ambassador. Vaughan, Berbce.
s. csoIss, Bermuda Jan Imnss Perseverance suha"
.I S ss, VI. Il. g. s o..a T s p
PER YEsTBRDAys MAIL.
ceasa REQ MAR Ss. 'e~ fo
ys F ss Ss Madison 'f sa s,s ''s View
CLsr,cston Feb Ia-ssied, brig Covricr Smith NJ York
Gewseown, s. c., Feb 7.-Clesred brig Nancy Mer
New Iosdor Feb ii-Anived, soop Washington, Howard,
Baltimore Feb i7.-Arnved, brig solen Bourne N. York
Phladelpha Feb isThe ship Mononssbels arrived up
IN the city arrived in the Delaware and has been IN
the Thebns Ottawa, from Trinidad dc Csba sunk
yesterday morning on Reedy klaod
Norfolk, Feb ish-Auved schr Olivia, rockingham Now
PER EXPRESS MAIL
Charleston Feb t-Arvcd, strips Niagara Besher NJ York
sSs% Shin Manchester Hewsi, o. New Yak from Hsws,
Dec 30.
~ Ma Barsrow.-Lct all'bad writers look at his
advertisement. jill
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

BowERY THEATRE-Thc Grand Spectacle Drama
OF Mazeppa, the Wild Horse of the Desert this even
ing, for the first time at the new Bowery Theatre
Cookies splendid Stud of Horses which form part of
his company will also appear All levers of gorgeous
spectacle should be there ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

II Schenectady paper says, that one wealthy
Individual in Albany has 1000 barrels ofour and has
refused thirteen dollars per barrel for the lot.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

GRAND CoScERr-MusIcAL SoIREE.-fhc Prague
Company, consisting of eight persons, gives grand
Concert tomorrow evening al the City Hotel. This
troupe have performed in 1.-THE great cities Europe.
We learn that our beau monde in exaces to hear
them.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

MORE vALEsrIsEs-We have another batch of
Valentines, which the sweet young ladies have sent
u.s. They shall be published What pity We don't
know the fair ones who own them! They oaght to
receive invitations to my soirfe-but how can !?
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

zT Ought not the Disuers cease their operations
daring the present scarcity and dearness of grain ,?
We pat the question to hem. What do they say?
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

FAsurosAsLx sornrr.-A splendid grand soupe'
was given at Bradshaw ITO the Board Of Assistants,
the other evening which very beautiful death
head adorned the head Of the table, and "cross
bones" this foot-ihe hour glass" the centre. The
desert tonight in the Board Of Assistants.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

Back INvEsrloAr1os.-The House Of Assembly
was in secret session last Friday several hours pre-
pairing interrogatones TO put to the banks. The
banks can easily know them before they are put.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

F.SSy KEMBLE.-Mrs. Butler has written a new
play, which is soon 10 come out at Covent Garden.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

LATE FROM HAvRE-The Normande arrived yes
terday from Havre TO the 9th ult. No news of con-
sequence
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

WEATHER.-Ye sterday was very open, mild sprin
day. The winter is nearly gone.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

RIcH.spP p. Rosrrsos.-The Boston Centnel and
Gazette affirms that the Great Unhung," has OBJ
tained a Lisu,enant's commission in the Texan
seryoe Give him Ratchet ts stick in his belt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

Il Does Mr.. Manager Simpson intend to 90 be
fore the Grand Jury to have Col Webb indicted 70
the Wood Riot? Let us know
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20
Heigh no! for $500 a year

A BALL-The North River Fire Company gives
their annual ball tonight in Tammany Hall. They
will spend pleasanter and happier time in that 'es
val hall' than on the evening when the politicians
meet to nominate Samuel Swartwout for the next
Mayor. See if they don't.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

LATE raon THE wEsr ISprEs.-By the packet ship
Orbit, Capt Meade, we have received intelligence up
to Feb. !, from Kingston, Jam.
We learn the blockade Of Grenada has taken place,
and that the British fleet had left Jamaica for that pur
pose, previous to the Orbits sailing
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

CANDIDATES ron THE CoLLEcToRsHIp.-Mr Swar-
woutis preparing TO leave the Custom House, while
the following gentlemen are preparing to enter it =;
Thaddeus Phelps, Daniel Jackson, John Targee, w.
S. Coe, &C. &c. We are rather inclined TO Mr..
Phelps.
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought To MINI
Should aud acquaintance be forget
And days o. lang sync
L
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

~ Mn. Barsrow.-Let all.bad writers look 2, hs
advertisement. jill
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On Thursday 18th inst by the Rev Mr. Hatfield, Mr. NJ
rurman Miss Eli eth Vail
Thursday 18th by the Rev Erklse Mason Bingham
n Lawrence Margaret Ccndenang daughter Horace
W. Buckley, Esq all Of this city
DIED.
On Saturday afternoon lsthins after short illness Mar
garet W hife, 8ged6l
On Friday nth inst of lingering illness Mr. George Astor
the 5sth ye1r Of his age.
On Friday, h Mrs. Abg all Grace the Goth year ben
On Friday nth nst Frances kese nast dauskterof Dr. w.
Crane, aged months
Thurs ay 18th Of consumption Sarah wife of Barhoo
new Moggia, aged 81 years
AT S. Augustine L. f., the 10th Of JAN Of pulmonary
SUMPTION whittier he had gone of his health Mo
T. Cas- Goth OF his OF Alfred Cashat,
OF this city
Sydney, G. b. the 18th of December Mr. Farnfam
master of the American brig AuieHtic, OF New York.
At the island of st. the 9Th January hthe I've
had repaired for the benefit Of hG health Montgomery Hunt
year OF his
reached this city their way for
NEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWs.
PORT EFF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY a. 1897
High Wafer 81
LATEST DATES. .H-n
From London Jan 2 From Liverpool Jan
From Havrc jan FROM New Orleans Feb
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Ltrerpool-ship orpheu., Burnley, Jan. Is.
SL Andrew, lhonpsor.- Jan. 8.
HGrre-Shp Efe,funck Dee
francols LIST CASTOR Jan.l.
Lendon-Presdent Chadwick, Jan. 10.
Ontario Hutueson Jan. 20.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-03-11
\ QUESTION FOR PARENTS

f'r' 'nce Tie las, Races in Camden. n'fnT
H''''i' OF ia" psc" have. vc:y iai'hinily kept NJ
'n'ria'ii ii'c on Saturday Those n!ce lads, mn
-.'n $. understand, indulge ,h'.'r 'ar"ri,c nmdsc-
'n'n' frequently on Snnda, afternoons The qses.
'tr"s ;hrn eccurs. /, rs Chrr.tian Parents Permt
'""'r children % ,;o'ar The Lord = Day. by morse
ractEr On tic r',,.is.- s9r--c And is s"ch coriur-
"r"n. OBSERVER
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-03-11

i:T;rc = Sce? W fed .;.! tevc:;sh being
:t.:'nct... o: ,te cow. t:aa. yiI.uc gives
. i,ne' tbs l"cs:2. caare. 20 ..e. t..c sctTan!s.
M,LToS.
The vi!l .,:Ls, b. their melody. invited me-
.a7;a 70 .e': :.a:a;, ley The coming twilight, amd
s:,.l he .ssiiess !n,aC:ngs G.. . troubled mind by
II ;::a:cT>e o: s,:.set sSr. sycamore Of
az: g:o;rth, had beer c.: by the woodman III
IN o;ca field, az. hc:c 1 rccI:ncd be nea,h tho
.:aac!.cs % .szr on Tie beautiful heavens uuob.
s,:Gct,t: b: 5h.ub5":y OF underwood. Ie1pcrien.
ICED L.acsounlatr depression OF spirits and il
was no. III s:s: ai:cr -: had li Up The blue yau,.
a5o:c NC. tia! became ::c:r soo,hed The r,con
,ntac n 10: hc: snare - attraction. and as gazcd
A.! acl.i-c. cT p!acrd beauty. remembered the
7'!a''7c G"a. so:c, a:c possessed 10 bcIcTe, tha:
.he rcs bog: INTO C1:-.e:c" II scccire b.ccscd
aa:3.s ::o.: c,:t to c.r.i, Tic general ,esu-.
teton "V0.d 30: :" : o:ose'y.c - such l!-nicd
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