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Prospectus Of the Second Votume.
f:mb, llished with splendid Engravings, and
Enveloped in Printed Covers.
THE AUGUSTA MIRROR
Scmi- Monthly Journal,
Devoted to Polite Literature, Music, &c.

DeEOteQ 10 ROME Literature, MUSIC, cc.
BY WILLIAM T. THOMPSON.
The success which ha, attended the above
publication and the very liberal patronage
'hrh uas been extended TO the First Volume,
AS induced the publisher to make every effort
al his power to render the work sill more
worthy tine patronage ola Southern Public.
II itn THIS view, arrangements have been made,
~ which lie has secured the assistance Of a nu-
uier0ls list Of correspondents, with whose CO.
operation he hopes 10 be able to render the
second Volume almost entirely original in its
conleEis, As vel. as southern in character.
While he would avoid making promises, which
he might lack th' ability to perform, yet his
runtidenrr i'll his present resources, enables
iim t" assure those who have encouraged him
b, tiie palrOna.c in the infancy OF his under
akins that if they have been satisfied with the
pas. they will not fail to be pleased with the
Second Volume ol'th Mirror.
The Second Volume which will be published
OIL the llth May. will be considerably yimproved
narInsrme"tand !. typographical appearance.
aud wi be printed on paper Of an excellentand
inform quality, though no material change
VII he made in the plan of the work.
Tue eIsnin- Volume will be enveloped in
nea ly ir ntcd COWS.
Ttrms.-The Mirror is printed in royal
qnarto form. ON good paper, and on fair type.
and is ISSUED every other Saturday evening, at
So in advance, or 81 at the end of the year.
EACH Volume 60, tains Ircnty-Siz numbers, or
ticO hun'!red and light royal quarto pages, III
GLIDING t,renty-sir f.yoriie pieces Of Music, AZ
RANGED itrr for lhe PianoliTte or Guitar
comprising in all more reading matter Mani is
contained in tro thousand common duodeeimo
pages.
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LANDS. Negroes, Cotton,
&C., f0r sale.

N obedience 10 All Oidcr Of rhe Court oil
EQUITY, made III the above case. will sell
on Wednesday the 4ih Of december next, 'hr
following Valuable properly beIo gins TO the
esla,e Of Doctor Francis Counor, deceased; to
w.t.
One tract of land, situate in the District o.
14Lbcoute, on Sutuda hiser containing five
hundredand fifteen acres. and bounded by lands
of Captain Robert Cunningham, Il. Y. NreT,
and Elizabeth dwurds. To this ira belongs
one landing of Neelys Ferry, and through it
pass the stage routes from Laurens c. H. 10
.iLde1iie c. H., and from Aikea to GrecnrNe
One other tract ofIand, situate in the District
of AbJeciie, TN Little Mulberry Greek, waters Of
Saluta Liver, containing one hundred and
eighty seven and half acres. and bounded by
lands of Doctor 2. w. Connor, Thomas w.
Williams and others.
One tract nfland, situate in .4bbeville District,
in the vicinity OF Cokcsbury, rtainRe Sc.
veny nine acres, and bounded by lands OF
Daniel II. Beacha,n, Stephen HernLon, and
others. This tract is ad. dining very fine mi
aeral .pring.
Que other tract, situate in the District Of Ab.
5eouic about half mile from CokeSbury,
containing twelve acres, and bounded by lands
of Thomas W. Williams. and Others
dlSo,
Fory.fve likely Negroes, amongst which are
two Blacksm,hs, one Carpenter, and many
very likely field hands
also,
Forty bales Of Cotton.
One thousand bushels Of Corn.
A quantity OF Fodder.
Ten Mules
Cattle. Hogs.
A Yoke Of Oxen. and Cart.
One Road Wagon.
Blacksnith's and Plantation Tools. &C., &c.
TsrmS.-The lands above described will be
sold lon credit Of one. two, and three years /;
the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity, and mortgage of the premises.
The personal property will be sold on Gre
dit of twelve months; the purchaser giving
bond and approved security.
Cost to be paid in Cash.
The sale will he made or the premises first
above described, near Neely's Ferry.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, c. e. Il. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 3Oh, 1S3J 35-i.
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N e w f 4 R vi
IN H.1MRURG. S. C.

nv H1WHUhG, >, Z.
yHyHE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
d friends, and the public generally. that
they have associated themselves together in the
Town of Hamburg, for the purpose of trans
ictng general
Grocery and Commission Business,
i, which capacity they offer themselves TO the
public. and hope, by strc, and close attention
10 business, to receive liberal share Of patron
re. Their Stock shall ever be composed ofthe
lost choice and well selected articles usually
i,"pt in Grocery and Starle Dry Goods line.
All Orders, or letters addressed TO them, for
INV article. or business on Commission. shall
.nrt with carefn attention aud despatch.
HENRY l. JEFFFRS.
HUMPHREYS DOULWARE.
Hamburg, May l3, 1889 &c l6
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IL O { ice

YENHE subscriber, living upon Wilson's
Il Creek, four miles below Cambridge
offers for sale his whole Tract of Land, con-
taining 525 acres, more or loss: ofwhich there
ure about 200 acres cleared and suitable for tir
cultivation of cotton or grain. On the pre-
misses there is comfortable DweIIir. House.
witt, all other necessary out buildings. The
terms of sale can be known by making arp!ca-
tor to The subscriber F. ROSS.
Aug ~ y
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EALEI .AND WINTER
G @ Old S o

YHNHE Subscriber is now receiving from n.
York, Il general assortment of .;eaSona-
3Ie Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, viz
Black, blue. brown and fancy colorcd
Broadcloills,
Cas.ineres and :;atiners. Kentucky Jeans,
Mkt. gray and plaid Servants Cloths,
3-4and G-4 CircassilrS ard MeciGuS assorted
co!orsand qualities,
Plain and figured DoinJa2ins,
White, green. red. and yellow Fbnnels,
T-3 and IA Apron and Furniture Checks,
French, English, and tmcrican Prints,
Furniture dc.
Plaid German Ginghams (a new stv|e.)
Black Gro de Rhin, Gro dc Swiss, and
Italian Silks,
Figured Silks.
Diapers, Irish Liners, Lawns,
.Merino, Thibet. Piald Silk, Picnic, Chally.
Rohroy, and Prusan Shaw!s d. Edkis.
Sptalfeld Pongee and Flag Silk Pock. do
Dim. Cambria do.
Verona. Fancy and Madras Hdkfs.
Bonnets, Hoods, Gloves Hosiery,
oil Cloths, Carncting.
Baskets. Band-Box Knives, Scissors, &c.
Also. quantity of3:,-4, Al, Sd brown Shirt
ings. Sheetings and Drillings, for sale
by The bale or piece, very low.
Cotton Osnaburgs, Dufil and Whitney Blan-
kets, &c. &c.
The Public are invited to call and examine
his assortment.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
N. B.-After the 1St October next, the Sub
scriber wilIremove his Stock CT Dry Gooos To-
ihc New Brick Store. between the Store he now
occupies aud Mr. Hubbards. ]. 0. g. F.
Hamburg. Sept. IA. 1899 tf:3
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State of South ('arOlina.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Thomas L. Jump, VS.. st,ocbmen, assunnsi,
Park d. Fowler. 'A'' ''D'p'''
vs. Park & Fowler '''''i'n'"'N' 'A'''"'p'''
7s@IIE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
3 day filed therdcclaratiou and the Dctcn-
dants having neither wives nor attorneys.
known to be in this State, ordered, that if the
said Defendants do not appearand make their
defence. within year and a day from this
da,e, final and absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded for the said
Plaintiffs in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW, C. C. p.
Clerks Office,
Nrv y. 1888 {n&T ado 45
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STATE of south { aruiIna.
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN rPtIE, COMMON III EtS

Wade Speed. surviving partner
OF Watkins q Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, III
va DEBT
Ado'phus ]. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr, of II. NJ. Attachment
Watkins, III
VS. Same. hSsUmpsli.
YENHE Plaintiffs, in the above sta ed cases.
a having filed their declaration in my Of
fee, on the tweuty-SecomI day of November,
1888, and The defendant having no wife or at
torney known 10 be in this State, upon whom
copy of the said derlarstions ran be served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing of The said declarations. or
fuai and absolute judglneats will he awarded
against him. -
JNO. T. LIVINGSTON, C. p.
Clerks Office
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6ew FaIl& Winter Goods.
RRY GOODS.
Money! Money Wanted /!

XMTE take this method of informing our
wv friends and customers. that we are com.
PEELED to make this call for settlements. We
believe in punctnality in at tending to business.
We have open accounts and notes due U.s.
for 1887, and 1888, yet unpaid, and we say to
such. without hesitation, that we must have
such accounts liquidated. 1t will be more
pleasant to us, for our customers to pay, with
out putting our business in the hands OF an
officer for collection. We have our debts tn
pay punctually, and must necessarily have
money.
NICHOLSON g. PRESLEY.
Edgefcld c H., Sept. %. Bic.
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Louisville, Cincinnati and
CHARLESTON K. r. COMPANY.
Rail Road Instalnrent.
CHARLESTON, S. c. !
September I'd, lc39.

a
YEYHE Stockholders i'll the Louisville, Gin
cinnat and Charleston Rail Road Com.
pany are hereby notified, that under Resolu-
ton of the Board of Directors, all lnstalment
ofFive Dollars. on each Share in the Company,
is hereby called for, TO be paid on or before the
2lst day of October next. Payments will be
made into the South Western Rail Road Bank
of this city, or into any Incorporated Dank o
good credit IN the States of North and Sou'h
Carolina, Tennessee, or Kentucky, or to the
Commissioners appointed TO receive the same.
Persons whO have not received Certificates nf
Stock in the Rail Road and the Bank, will tlIer
receive the same, and those who have already
received the Certificates, will presen, them in
order that the receipt may be endorsed thereon.
The following extracts from tn, Charters, arc
published for the information Of the Stock
holders.
RAIL RoAp CHARTER.
"Scc. 22.-Any failure TO pay according to
the Rules of the Company any of the install
,nenls called for, shall induce Il forfeiture o! the
Share or Shares on which default shall be so
made
Rail- ROAD BANK CHARTER.
s'Sec l9.-Each Share in Ihe Bank shall be
inseparably connected with n Share in the Rail
Road Company. and shall never be transferred
wilhouti, and The forfeiture Ola Share in the
Rail Road Company for the non-paymeni of
any Instalncn, called for thereon, shall induce
forfeiture TO the Bank Corporation Of the cor
responding Bank Share"
f. H. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
Sept. 1G 1899. c33
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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorised to
receipts for subscriptions given by them. will
he r',dired upo the books Of the office: -
Georgm.-Jas H. Boutwell, Louisville;
\. Chase. Athens; u. G. Cottirg, Washing
ton; N. l.. Sturses Wayncsborough; L. L.
Witch. Madison. slorgaI Co.
South Car0tina p. A Chazal, Charles
ton; Colonel a. II Pembertop, Columbia;
|. u. O'Cnrmll. Advertiser Office, Edgefeld.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

kobblns u Conner,
vs. }Assumpsit Attachment.
VIM. Marlborough.
TENHE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
Il filed his dcclaraiion and The Defendant
having neither wife nor attorney within this
State, upon whom copy OF said declaration
can be served; Ordered, that the Defendant
plead thereto within u year and day from this
publication or the said action will be taken pro
confesso against him.
GEO. POPE. c. c.P.
Clerks Office. Oct "a 1888 daq43
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r beg leave most respectfully to inform my
q friends, and the public generally. that hr.
HUMPHREYS BouLwARE has assorialed himself
with me, and that the business will hereafter he
done nnder the name of JEFFERS s BOUL-
WdRE. and hope that continuation of the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed. will he
mprited and received.
Fl. L. JEFFERS.
Hamburg. May I3. 1899 nc l6
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State of ~0uth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Johh WIuuIeV'H,
Lor,ainGeddings
THyHf. Plaintiff in the above case having
LA this day filed his declara,iun and the De-
fendant having no wife or attorney known to
be within the State, upon whom copy of said
declaration, with u rule to plead could be serv.
ed: II is Ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and make his defence in the aforesaid
action. within year and day, from this date,
or final aud absolute judgment wilbe awarded
against hi,n.
Clerks Office. Nov. |. 1888 do 10
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DISSOLUTION.

raNHE Cnpartnership ofH L.JEFreRs& Co.
Il of Hamburg, South Carolina was dis.
solve,i on the is. of Angus. 1888. by mutual
consent. All unsettled business of the concern
will be attended 10 by Fl l.. letters.
FL l.. JEFFERS.
r. BARBER.
Hamburg, May 2 1889 &C l6
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EeSS of Letters

AeSG VI -NCGGCfS
ND EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, al
IA Edse6eld, October |, 1889.
A. NJ.
Allen, John C. Miner, Mrs. Nancy
i. Mathis, Simeon
Boulwarc. Fl. Maysun, H. II.
Bacon, Thos. c., 2 Mobey, Wm., 2
Bush, Johu Mccall, l,Rev.J.W.,3
Buzzard, John Sc NcHuIl, John
Bell, Wm., 3 Mcdonald, Is. F.
Bags, John, 8 Moss, W. Fl.
Burnett, Roht. Mays, Dr. K. G.
Barroutuu, Mary Michel, William
Body, Nathan Miller, John
BIeadsoe, Julius Minis, B. Il.
Burke, DR.. B. Matheny. John
Bauske,,, John, , Medlock Rachael
Butler, A. P. Hon., N.
Mobiles, Nancy
G. Mobiles, Mark
Calhoun, James NJ. O..
Clarke, e,AarouA., ? Odom, Mrs. EliEa'th
Coleman, H. W. Oneal, Richard
Covar, Lewis Owens, Stephen
Courtney. p. p.
D. Powell, John w., 9
Dorn. George Preston, Mr., Clock
G. Merchant
Gray. Thomas 4. Prothro, Ed.
Glascock, Thos.O.3 Pardue. Sarah
Galloway, Peter G.
Garrett, H. w. Quarles, John Is.
Green, Cynthia Quarles, Sarah O.
Il. r.
Hord, Greenville, . Randolph, Miss E.A.
IioIesomeback. DIX. Roper, Francis
HolIsler, Mrs. C. Roshel. Robt.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary Richardson, Ham.
HuIingsworth, in. S.
Huohs, John, Esq. Swami, 4. T.
Harrison, Benj.W. Sharptou, Alex, 3
Holloway, Mrs.S.. 3 Saacyann, J.
Hill. Mrs. Mary Samuels, Walker G.
Huehs, Miss s. X. Stephens, Jeremiah
Hughs. Mr.. W. l.. SkenalI, Abel
Hill, Henry SaIcher. Hannah
Harris, Benjamin Sigh, Mrs. NJ.
Harden, Miss ]. F. S,oue, William
Holloway, Caleb T..
Huffman, Henry Tibbails. MIR. o. w.
u Thompkins, James
Jackson, Rhoda W. Thompkins, Wm.
Jones, Miss Susan Thompson,J Joshua NJ
Jennings. 1obt. U.
X. Upson, N.
Kir!slan. Mrs. n. Y.
Kew. Richard S. Warn, lsac
Key, Thomas G. W.
l.. Walker. Wm.,
Labnrde Dr. M.,2 Walker, w. G.
Louel,e, ]. \. G.. Wiefal. A. T., IS
I.iitleIon, VIM. Walls. Miss Amy, 2
Leirner, C.. B. Wright, Jacob
Eawton, James A. Weaver. John R.
NJ. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
Oct. 3. So. 1907 c35
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State of South arnlina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Exparte. Petition to sell the
George Conuor, and G. E. estate Of wards
Truitland, Exturs., &c &c.
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Bp EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, al
Ia Else6eld, October |, 1889.
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Questions n OrHitto'aay - Tcaoher.--
John, can you tell me shat class aud order
at the insect trlbc the mu-qU,to belongs to J
boy. Dan't know, SIR,
Teacher, Jacob, Gu you tell :
Boy Yes, sir. H. aiut 40 insect. he
belougs to tie bird tribe and is species
nf the owl Sings louder IA proportion 10 his
hulk. aud, like the o@l, commits his dcpre
dalsons ~ the night. Father said that
iolhcf night he shodld thlnk that about for
~ roasted on bis noso, aud others we're
scattered on his checks aGd eyebrows
The lnu-quto Is not, like the owl, omuiro
ruus. but is mansornue hike the bedbug, and
like the hnrum,ng hlrd, It sucks mol honey
from the il1Sefs, hut--
7e0thSr. That will do, 90 above hun
The boys may go out. Buz Nor Boz.
Cincinnati Gd-eite.
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~ {g.4es p Lsi.'--A faw days o2o,
au heafsi casflg lads, ct rather large d
.nsnslou-, coIay tng ID 4 nr,4hbors shop the
dlacu<siun % lu.c lua1cr1h scandal, iuad.
vertically 81, down 90 a CHAR, whore lap
prurd to b lad ready pasted, paper,
..h,ch the ,umato Of the house. was prepar
~ g place 40 ~ proper situation 10 the
shop etodos. Al i~f departure, tie fl Ct
produced upon the spectators As she passed
along, mly be bettor ma.. .urd Than drscub
ed = hen ,hry read, leg ~, prnled, stuck
up,.n her govn behind, lodgings 10 Ict
enquire ,riihia.
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IeUam Ia invs and Gold Hiiis,
ialn7blc nm, aud Machinery
.iFHIb iry Trees.

49, 5000 #saas ~ iu.b.rrY trees
e. ~ III ,E.a 80 y.
ef5i 's. ,.s .a,.,i.Ss, b - esaelsd.
-&a~,- ,a e s-,as "a psfi q b.. stuea in-
hsasn usg lts re p ~ sraatns
4trHg - lIalsaas 80 les and
sflrb 1fisn %, IN til S Ca.iufr
5r.i ktGd u sis Blns 9f he
ar II stl, they arc large enough 20 o.
ria sa.eb mss sssc l.se yeafa dshy o.
ae el-hIGR 30 COS Re o. Tie bgf'
#a .tv p pare can be delivered o.
H4ta h aa&2ae l.l II Major. ana
WIS H4.h l,-sf Ian tie As'li.'fu 3riocs
.-.. ltafss.~d to els al b4s1ssn college
4 ais be promptly aflraatd Y.
n n MORRISON.
car r.. D. 5.I-a- E33
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Ga tas marriage y Aery Inn iarliag 10 NJ.
ibraham Roach, 81 uqfsr Caasaa.
Asl iHg'iag !or a husband, took
silver ban upon her haoa
With such aEnotie virtue Taught.
Tia, she the ht-, that u,bbl, ., caught
AhNiou. her lower 10 approach,
She hauled him up and io4ud--i Roach.
Saws top 10 lady Pray uaruc if Won can.
Of all eout acquaintance, inc handsome maa /"
he lads rep,d, Il you'd have 10 speak ttuc,
lies the haua,o,Hest aIau that's jtc uosi aa.ke
ycu"
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Charlotte, IN. c. January III, 1889.

herald TO The shepherd, who only vouchsef.
ed to say IN reply, find your commander
IS man OF some sruse.' lie then left The
walls, lei down the draw. bridge, deliberate.
~ opened the gates aud allowed the Span.
ish troops to pour into ,he town. SurpIIs.
cd To see no one IN the streets but n strapge
looking fellow, whose carlcatufe of mill.
tary co'lume hung upon HIM like patch
work, Gonsalso began to suspect irrachcry
and scl2Ing tho shepherd demanded 10
know where the garrison was.
II your highuess will follow ne, | will
show YOU answered the rustic
Keep by my siirrup, then exclaimed
Gonsalvo, and IN the least symptom that,
you mean to betray me, shall send bul.
let through your heart
Agreed, sad our friend. Follow me,
Spanatls, Tor swear bS the word of au
honest man aud CHRISTIAN as well as the
honor Of a gentleman that the garrison viii
'iIrr YOU 20 nJofy.'
lie then placed himself by Consulso'-
silrrup, aud followed by the troops passed
through several sllent aud deserted streets,
li'l al length, turning INTO n narrow lane,
hr STOPPED b,tofc moan looking house, and
having prevailed on Gousalyo 10 enter, lar
led him into small room. where lay his
"tlc and her little boy beside her.
Noble General, lie said pointing to the
lnrmer THIS Is our garrison aud tins
hc added, taking his son IN his arms, IS
the reinforcement, Of which told you.
Aware n1w at The real slate nj matters,
The ubsutdity and c.,stru-ss Il tbc ltck
noved even Syafi,h gravity, aud Gousayu
gave tf"c course ~ BIZ. mfih. Then TAX.
tng 81 q nch gold cham which decorated
h's ont peas a he passed j. round tho n,. Z
rfhe int.
ltsuli me 10 'I'r tbs mink &c ms 6
.erfr 4 sari 1noi ra'urrdy, Tor The ~
tWui elrusnu - O-cr,usim, u, the hand
+! a soldier, ! rn,A y,u thr Progression g.
nsbaf narcetnrns and ,,a ,Hg,f IL, nc
"a 10 uish rutse d go'5.oT tbc o.,
q 'ue yogu. recrll
IL ihcu -toopcd dsnu nnl hl-sci ihc dr
b-tfd mother ard het bal aad quuclihc
G.us, lc4yn. the shepherd 70 toasi, tor
many suuaner da} aad nh.er night, 81
tiso sucCrss 10 bis ntTa3agt III.
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TIE NlI.lAnL. ..AalI,uN.

an d"ted"e y me hdty y'drs " ar
II happened u the couis" If The thiuy
years war that Gon.aho IL Cntd1sa, Nhp
commanded The Spanish troops, then over
running tltr ratlinaie, luuEd u necessary
10 pass = hiWsrlt ut htlle walled village
called q sef>hctm, that las 90 hl- WHy GA
the FIRST ln.eih gcncu OF hi, approach 90, the
iuhabiauts lid 10 Mannheim, and When
G"n-alyp al length ar"s GEAR and summon
cd the place T. surrender There tsulir.d
Wtihla tie walls ni.ly luar shepherd md
Its ~ie, tho alef * ahan having lh {
uornng brought 'i'e uaN tulp mrs
would IF mlert,, WIS unaa p i.as" hef
B j, aud b husband, uf course, sia.4 ~ua
hef.
I'm auNr,f 7nla,'rrssaf %, e.nr ma
mas b. more ca>N chUc.S q ihluG Cscfi9
81. Fortunately hna-srf, hs pos. s,,.5
both courage aud shr"Ndnes aud N tie
spur OF The moment brihoughI himself ~
a scheme 81 r~rnP', "hsr5i, after eabrac
IA them BON, he hasieted {" Pot iat1 { &c
ea'inn.
ihn uhab'iah'" having u7 ~ - 'f'.
neudous hurry had ir't aiir's' ~ 'tri'
property a his disposal - o. had p d..'i.
Guilty 10 hhd'"E "na' "as t'qis''' i'' NJ
PURPOSE namely, S".Hp'f'r change %.
eeess. iiasm- net ncr"a'''a ~ ''N L
a"an 70 military gu'-"' " '"s+ra sway hia
'sPhefu nat "h''' - ftt'''' +"
haLs hrl""i' ~a''i l"n si"' e ~.
hIed 'aag s"H'u 4 h'S s'3r' 'hrr" I'4a
+ coax oser h'. shoulders SUI Is" cur.
NOUS pistols "a his belt, aud ruita- e
bunis So ttirk % The s"i'.s arD ni~h ~ lhe
.'sF's ,ha' tl'y ''i'sa '''''' { ''' ,'''' % '.'
from the gsounl, be- fastened t'them Pto.
t.el ~ PAIR q leghng spurs, Y hth "rr.
~. fashion 70 ihe hu"- iHu' atepult'a,
re forthwith 0+i".k himself To TIE "s,i-t
afd lcanla. Nth . pamfaus ne on b's
-word, BE- listened cool, to tho hetaid y be
advanced tos summon The wing" 10 SURRENDER O.
Fncu4, sald our hero, as sooa % ~
herald had conc uded h's speech, if'l ytai
comag"tcr that though have mol ~.
matte up my mind I" snffeuder ~ az,
may pnssibls be induced l" dp -, provide,
he asrcrs I" the three ''l'9" ~ c'on'i.n'
10 which shall make 20 abatement "hft
ever Isl. The snrnsoh must r. aii'"e'
To mafen cut With miii'5fy hon9fs ~'
Tho lives and property 81 The lnfiao''nh'
susi b. Pruirried ~. lucy must r. y
lowed Ito free exercise Of the ffe'rs'au
religion.
1 / h" h~fa!d '7m"H'i'c'y replied nal sue
nr"postrrous conditions could not iof '"e
meu'' he listened 10, aen"a 'ha' me R'i',','
va kno"n TO b. "'HN' aou ''''''''.,'.' :
again demanding the INSTANT "off'ho'f
fbe pince'
ny go"d lhond' aa'@ef,u '''' s'' i''''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.


SONG.
MY lady pluokd blooming rsse
To plant upon her lily breast;
II softly closed its crimson leaves,
And iondly kissed its snowy ucsi!
The sliken leaves Nere gently stirred
As her soft heaying bosom shook,
Like the white plumago OF dove
That COOS beside some breezy brock.
Oh had | been that waving rose.
Which on her angel bosom tiushsd,
And reSell'd ind those heaying siehs,
Whose lovely music none hath hashed
iiSef on the paintings OF her heart,
Aud caught her eye Ia Tranquil rest
Then, iiAv The crimson waving rose,
! shOl.d have been ioruyrf blest.