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THE CROps-Nor1u CARot;s.


The Fayetteville Observer Of The I'd says: ave
learn from The upper grain counties that the gathered
and growing crop first rate. Unlike this part of The
Sta;", they have been av ored with fine seasons Here
until day Two ago. had experienced severe
drought, Ln The which have fallen within fhe last
A. hours, vi" have most happy effect vegetation,
The river: tco. which has been remarkably low, is
sing"
North Carolina too has suffered from The Chinch Bog
We take the following from the Raleigh Star:
Cuison ErGs-Thpse mischievous little insects have,
regret 10 learn, Committed great tcvnges upon the
whea, crops in The adjoining counties "f Chatham,
Orange, Granville ard franklin. In same instances,
whole fields have been entirely destroyed, and great
fears entertained that they will next attack the corn
10 which they asn very destructive They cluster
around the stalk ncred ble numbers, suck sub
stance, and IL Whefs and falls TO the ground In
some places, TO prevent their reaching the corn, for
which they marching in clouds, tire farmers dig III.
lie dilces and fill them with straw which The bugs
make temporary halt, and burn-ihe operation Of
burning being frequently repeated during the day Al
though the hugs have wings they travel on The ground
They OF The Forest and il is said that where
the woods are occasionally burnt they never become
Troublesome.
The Wilmington Advertiser OF the Sd inst. says
The sickle has already been put into The fields OF wheat
ard oats and the harvest promises 10 be abundant no.-
wilhslandng the injury done by the bug and drought in
some neighuorhoods In answer to inquiry about
the crops Cape Fear river told by all the
planters tina, il is good letter Than usual and by GONE
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POETk Y.
..urcn YgT REMAINS cssuS6.'
SOSG-THE BED OF GLORY.
re lr.ss HAMMOND.

soSG-THE BED Of GLORY
JESSE HAMaoSp.
! had glimpse OF Gloiy
Upon a far -iam'd plain,
HE garment red and CORY,
As tinted by the slam;
Tho battle blast rcsoundec,
saw his banners wave,
And Canced wrpnhs s1riouH"ca
The temples OF the biaSc'
Ibeard The ,umul, chicken
A, pillows lash the shore,
And saw the footsteps quicken
For Death to number Ger;
Tho waI.cry thrice was gwen,
And DOR The phrenzied tight,
Red grew the face OF heaven,
Asblushins AT the sight
There man TO man calling
'MiG waste Of human lie,
Gods creatures round nc falling
Upon the field ofstrite;
Yet Gloyy's eyes were cleaning
Through dusk and din afdr,
While slaughtrI's Nag was streaming,
Above tho blood. stained car
They perish'd no, for freedom,
Nor at their country's call
Ambition ,eem'd TO lead ZEN,
And Fame but uockd their fall
A broken aas-s,:ff caspias,
They iny on Glory's he'd
A rag Of red silk gr"sping,
The dying and the dead.
And this, said I, ia Glory,
Ns trickled down the tear!
And heroes 2ash'd and CORY,
Are len to sumber here.
Conc mad ambition bither,
Behold Fame's bgh'cd bud,
Thy bays must surely wi,her
When Stand with human blond.
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Richmond. Junr u. lc39.
The parties concerned are hereby notified to attend at
nv Office in the city of Richmond the l2h day of
August next Mt 10 o'clock, A. with ih'ir accounts
and The necessary evidence enable 10 perform the
duties required by the foregoing decree
JOHN SHORE. Comm'r
limo 81 l3-wiw
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June 81

FEfNE subscriber having obtained Letters Patent for
IL his newly invented Machine for thrashlng and
cleaning wheat rye oats, and all other kinds u small
grain is now prepared 10 furnish them IL all who may
wish 10 purchase lie recommend them 10 the public
as p"ssssng many decided advantages ali other
chimes now in He has several now in successful
operation, and all who have had them in have
seen hem without hesitation give them ecided pre-.
ference 10 all other machines with which they are
qnainted This machine may he worked with or >
horses and when properly attended, will thrash and clean,
ready for market, from 10 AGO bushels of wheat per day;
and one OF the many advantages il possesses oil
lhrasl!ng Machines now in use, is, The vast saving Of
labor and time-fUr, it only requires the force 10
thrash, clean and measure up the grain for market that
other machines require 10 perform the single operation Of
thraslng Four OF FIVE horses and hands will thrash
clean and measure from 10 400 bushels Of wheat per
day. and rick the straw The public respectfully
vi'td examine The machine il may be at his shop
IN Staunton where he is prepared 10 furnish them ready
made o. the brst materials, and The approved work
manship-And he intends TO have machine in opera.
ton in the vicinity OF Richmond some lime in the month
OF July-he time and place Of operation will be made
known hereafter.
The subscriber will sell State County or single rights
on the most accommodating terms All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended To- post paid
The subscriber hereby frewarns oil persons from ma.
king using his Machine, using any part OF il 10 any
other machine, without his approha,ion
MATTHEW M'KEEYER, Paitntee
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YEyuE President and Trustees orthis Compnnyfe,t
| Money on Deposile, on which interest VIII u
lowed; make lnsnrancPs on Lives grant hnnuiiIri y
! Endowmen,s, and receive and manage Trusts Il e.
description which may be committed 10 Their cohs
whether from individuals, corporate bodies, q coE;'
| justice. -.
J. MONEY will be received and held in trust, ars
interest thereon paid semi annually, quarterly IN
formily with the direction of the owner or the h
will be placed. at The end IL every six months: 70 so
credit Of The Trust Fund for accumulation.
2 LIFE Observation-Disclosures may effect nsj''",
with The Company upon their own lives, or TIE -.
others, for one year, term Of years, ar tht VIZ.
life. The table of rates computed for this ComG.D!
upon the most favorable terms, well Tor me en-,
the Navy and Army, as cilzens-and may be h-D :" =
| plicalou to the Company or lis Agents
3. AsHulrIEs These will be granted Up"
terms will enable The annuitan, to enI"y '"s 90
income for any given amount Of money. .-,
4. ESDowMESTs-A person who desires y =. <,
capital for sen or ward, when he shall aHise ..
| age Of u years, or marriage portion for a d-Os
can fleet it through this Company. 4, u..,cs
| officers and Trustees Of he Company "ay,'
Esq, NJ D., President, Baltimore; John DEF ''t
l. d., Vice President, New York, Richard "''s'"'
cielary, N 1hurs;on, Assistant Secretary, ,.,r 4
Trustees -lsaac Lawrence, Beverly h'o,n' IA,
McVickar, Charles A. Davis, Samuel Wc'mo'eir r
Hadden, Anthony Bsrchlay, L. su1tes, oeofge otr
man, P. 6. Neyius, Roswell l. Colt, hioIf'' u
New Yolk; Matthew l. Bevan, WIN. rla, t'r Sad
Philadelphia James Cox. VIM Z. M G,1ss,d Jos 4
Hoffman, Frederick W. Bruno, G. S oidhs'u'
| Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore, ~ l,,SI
Applications may be made personally, ., Wren
pos, paid. 10 The Agents for the company ~ ntlrr
who will furnish The rates and other necess' n ms.
ton, 10 persons DESTROYS Of efltcng 4,
| ing other arrangements through this So"'F-'
benefit Of their families or estates. ,orI IL
T. NJ TABB. Agent, R'fA"'""'
agents in pugan'G'
PHIL1r NJ. T.aB, Esq, Richmond.
WIN s. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg
GEO. W. CAMP, Esq. Norfolk: ,
ROBERT AsDERsos, Esq, Williamsburg
JouS BRucE, Esq, Winchester 1T
June u
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We see i, stated that the mil!ers a. Rochester. -
will lose half million Of dollars by We favorable s'aIe
of Iln " hf al Grnns
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in Uhcm We crn confde that il Pr0m'res 10 Yield moro
pIcnuiIy Than has done for len yeaIs- Is no" JOINT
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$4,000 Capital!
One Handred Prt-ts IF 81 coo.
GHaaA D Alhna,I,

For the beneii, of The town of Wcllsburg, lass ~
for 1889 To be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia, ca
Saturday, eth July 1889.
GRAND SCHEME Highest prize $50 coo 5000, "A 60
600, 800 OH so 100 prizes 1000, 10 Of SO, :. {.
300. "a Of 300, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves 3, quarters 9 30.
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets S!@o
Do do - Half do Is
Do do q Quarter do >! :.
~ Please address,
D. NJ. IiOYT. Richmond Ia
Orders ror Tickets from any part Q! the L, By re.
or otherwise enclosing cash prze Tickets ihaUkl..y
received, aud executed by return mall, with thu ssa-
prompt attention personal application and the rts'
sent (whrn requested Immediately after The driving i
addressed TO ID. NJ. HOYI
June 81 IBID
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$4,000.
80 prizes Of 81 800.
Nirsissia State EIosgery.

For EHdowng The Leesburg Academy ard ior oht,
purposes.-Ciass No for le39--ro be drawn q!
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, 2O!h July. lS39.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital $50 COO, 10000 uCO. 5000, 1000, 3,i&, 81
prizes Of 81 800 80 Of 500, 80 q! 400, &c, &c
Tickets only $l0-tiuIves 5-QuaEers 80
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
d, do 90 Half do IS
DO do GO Quarter 90 g 81
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ceTEGc7tss.

We he undersigned, certify thai we have had Mr. Mat
thew M kerver's newly invented patent hrashng and
Cleaning Machine in use on our farms and tbrashrd
aud cleaned from two hundred and fifty three hundred
bushels of Wheat per day, with the sGne number Of
hands and horses that we have 10 work the common
lhrashnG machine heeloiore-and consider this ma
chine of The greatest lime saving and labor savinp
machines we have ever Ind in use. We consider !, a
valuable improvement and recommend it 10 the public.
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
SILAs h. SMITH,
W. J. ID. BELL,
JAMES BELL,
d. w. PATERSON.
STANTON Jan ~ 1890
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a T a meeting Of the Presden, snd Directors of he

a T meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
IA. Bank of Virginia, on the 18th day of June, 1880
II ResOioed, That books of subscription 10 III. al
dona capital of this Bank, su!honzrd BY law 10
opened forthwi, at tie Bank Richmond by The Casb
er md at the several branches by the Cashiers iherq
and aIsn al Portsmouth, under the supcratenGance IS
John A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and II. l.. WI
son, Esq5.
For every share taken, $50 mus, he paid, with int,
est thereon from The Sd instant. when the Commandments
subscribed and paid for 3 80 shares and SO in Ibroa
eTna nsalmenrs Of two. four and SIX months c:eaits,
with interest from the same period.
A. ROBINSON. in Ca,bi,y
T. boo!: Of subscription is accordingly opened a,
the Bank of Virginia.
June II 1911
VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY.
TEyliE James River and ksnawha Company hayir,
81 become the owners Of RI lHERFOOnDS
MILLS near the City of RichGord Offer tie sarre Co
rent lease or sale. They viii be pu in complete order e.
grinding by the Isl Angus, next, Apply h, tie c;ru
OF The Company, in kcAmuud alter The 1874 .Iu,y
mex,
! June % li-tlh
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, III R,cunosn, Va.

yuJHE mex, Winter Term of Lectures IN the Nlrdrni
"a Department Of Hampden sydney "t,-gr' al i'Gm-
mund will commence MONDaf' oet 2is', iS''',
ond continue rn,,l The last of February l,''"wng.
AUGUSTUS t. WARNER, NJ. d., Professor Of
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy. ~
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
i W SJlHAMGERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor of Ma
terra Med,ca and Therapeutics
r. l. BOHANNAN, 81. d Professor ei onst!fucs
and the Diseases of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d, Professor CT Che
mslry and Pharmacy.
The College lolirmary attached to the College Build
ing has been in successful operation "r The last eght
months and furnishes constantly n"'nher "f INTEREST,"
ing Medical and Surgical cases-io which The student
has al all hours.
The College lnirmary together with The Aims House,
Penen'iary and Arnory, (Which arc under The charge
of two OF the Professors will afford tie student az OPP
pouniiy uf witnessing the various diseases incident 10
| n Southern climate. The abundance ol materials Tor
Anatomical purposes, aud the reduced price at which
they are furnished, will enable the student to acquire an
intimate knowledge of The Anatomy OF me human BODY,
! and The use OF Surgical instruments.
! Dminp the last Winter Course OF Lectures ffom the
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnhrmary,
the Professor Of Surgery was enabrd to exhibit before
the class nearly all The important Surgical operations
upon the Hrino subject and from he growing popu'
larity of the nfmary, there is reason to herve HAT
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House, Will greatly
increase.
Good Bonrd, including fuel, lights servants attend.
ance Sc be obtained in tins city Tor Jour doiiars
per week
We are authorized 10 state that full Course of Lee.
lures in this Institution will be receT" as equivalent
10 one in the inowng Medical Schools University OF
Pcnnsyvona Jefferson Medical College, of Fh;laGe phia;
Medical College of the State of South Caro!na Tran.
sylvaniu University, Lexington, Ky University OF Ma
ryIand, &c, DC.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissecling
! Rooms Of The College the first Of October.
AUG'S l.. WARNER, ~. D.,
! Dem Of tie .aedicai Facntty
N,y a.
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I'm CiANCERY-V IHGiNIA.--At Circuit SUPERIOR
Il Court of Law and Chanccry Tor The county OF Hen.
rico and city of Richmond held nj The capIo! III the SAID
city the first day of April, 1850
John NJ Bolts, ficinuh:
against
Alexander l.. Botls, Defendant.
This cause cane this day 10 he heard on the bill
taken for confessed, and EXHIBITS, and was argued by
tie plaintiffs counSrlOa consideration whereof, the
CoGr doth order that Of commissioners do state
an account OF all money paid by the plaintiff az The
surety Of The defendant, and which the latter hath not
repaid 10 the plaintiff that lie also state an account OF al!
liens 10 v hch the Tree Hill Race Field Tract ii Land
was liable the 2lsl day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and thirlytwo, the day which The said
tract of land conveyed by the defendant and hs
wife Susan F. Ia The plaintiff aud which liens have been
paid Of discharged by The plaintiff that The same
commissioner do the real value oi the sad
Tract Of Land The day OF lis conveyance, as a!re.
snd and report The 10 the Court, with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by hn:scli or which
may be required by the parties 10 be SO stated
a Copy-Tes,",
J. ROBINSON, c. {.
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SrAusros, Jan. l2, 1899.

We, the Undersigned have examined Mr. NJ NJ Kee.
vers newly invented patent Thrashing and Cleaning
Machine, and consider it valuable Improvement The
labor saved by il in cleaning the grain j. is ,hsashcd
without any additional force, is advantage well worth
the consideration Of farmers We fully concur in the
quantity thrashed with the above gentlemen and we
have no doubt more could have been trashed under
more favorable circumstances.
THos. J. Niche,
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Mems e KIxsEY,
s. M WOODWARD,
NM. II ALLEN
1oHs {. SowFR.
Nav u 3-.wli
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10000 Dollars Capital.

VErgaaaLA STATE EOEEcTy,
For the benefit of The Town OF ellsburg, C!nss y
for ls39-To he drawn G, Alexandra, Va, on Sal
day. 9Th July 1880.
GRAND SCHEME.
Highest Prize $50: 500 5000, I,0oO. 5000. =.
oil g 100 Prizes 0! 000 ~ u 500, ~ Of 3OO, y
300, &c. &c.
Tickets only SO, Halves 5, Qnar'crs2 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl,g
Do do. % Half do. {,
Do do % Quarter do. ).
IL Orders far Gchtts and Shares o, CeTtfoas
Packages in The above Mar giGcent Schemes vii! rec
The most prompt attention, and those wh" orteri'om
~ after il is over. Send orders early aud address
d. S. GREGORY Il CO. Managers.
June lS n2-4l&w,dl Richmond, ia
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRIsT CONAN
Office No. -, South Street, Baltimore.
'I',yn Nh, Ar
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10000 doEss.---f3,0 coo Gnlls.
VIRGINIA state LOTTERY,

For The benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Soce
of Norfolk, Class No. d. for 1870 BE- dTa"a'
Alexandra, Va, Saturday, 18Th July, 1889
IA Drarn .NumJ,rS ont Of e.
SpLlxDiD ScnEME.-l Prize Of $4,000, Of l2t''
or 5000, OF 5000, of GOO, of 9 800 Of 2"
81 100, GOO, 800; = prizes Of 81 $50, Of go
prizes of 81 COO, 90 OF SEQ, 20 OF 400, 40 Of &c., ~
2G0, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Ilalves 5-Quarters 9 80
Certificates OF Packages Of 2G Whole Tickets S'y
Do do 20 Half do. 70
Do do GO Quarter do. :.
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tsn Ct ,te festivities Ct the day until 10 II; wien
the eraiihed assembOre re embarked IN the Columbia
~, f.n he Point On their return home Nat Int.
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THE ANNIVERSARY

THE ANNIVERSARY.
The Chatham street Chapel Ctieb,anon-Thc cslrbra
ton Of the Fourth If July in the Chatham Street Cha
pei, under the direction of q committee chosen by The
Democrats Of various wards, worthy OF the occasinn
TIC buiitng completely filled Ind the audicnc liz ten
edwith profound attention 10 prayer reud by The Rev Mr.
Peck, Episcopal clergyman Mr.. Van Prlt the clpr
gyman Of The Chapel was 10 have made the payer but
prevented by some accidental circumstance from
tending. The Declaration Of Independence wss read in
his fire manner by MIR. NJ GORE, late member of Con.
gress OF the ora'ion delivered by Mr.. MacIay, We
Fear highly favorable account 1t represented Us
as neatly rposeG, well delivered, sound in lis views
and as a whole most satisfactory and tcve.
Some strange misrepresentation have been made in
regard To the proceedings al this celebration which are
copied and sefued in The following extract from the
New Era:
"The following ntrocious paragraph appeared in lie
American Of last evening"
"'We learn that at the Democratic celebration ofthe
dag al Chatham Chapel, arranged that the
meeting should be opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr. Van Felt Of Staten Island In consequences of Ger.
tain noisy demonstrations, the Reverend gentleman de.
cined when prayer written for the occasion was read
BY person present During the reading il was alter,
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eWaN0ses.s' office. AirhAs0Md, ia.

EhRAWN Nos of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, N.
Ely 4, drawn 9Th July, la39
81 IL ~ 80 &C IA g % 20 % -
Halt Ticket, Nos. II q "a, entitled TO the CapN.
Prize of 10000, in the above Lottery, vas sent TO
Office [Ie-4l Ju!yg
Drawn numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery, C!as: v
4, drawn 18th June, 1889
Ii Is 81 40 AZ - &c Gl 90 q 5 2: Z
Half ticket, No. 40 47 67, entitled 10 Tie scCont c'
taI prize of $25 Geo, and whole ticket No 10 a.
titled 81 900 in The above lottery, were ssn. "a
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CnmNlsslnxrRs OrrICE. J

J. ROBINSON, c. c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
Trarl tie litft e tn AMI gniir-.
Profession not Principle.

Profession is m. pria,ipls." | learn
81 dis lesson years ago, and have scrn
iiverided hundred times since. "Who
has mott" Neither is profession religion.
How often, alas. how often. too, have |
proved this. The hrsi men ever knew
we're those who made bat ii,ile proies.
sion. The Intervals with them were pure
= well - the cxternals. How Just a
eni.rioa did our Lord establish when he
SID " The tree j. known BY It's fruit. "
Dat in these latter days, men have de.
paiird in ton many instances from The
SIMPLICITY Of the gospel, and have rleYa.
Rd isilh above works-doe,rine shave
,hsriiy.
take 90 pleasure in making the ex.
Eossrps uhici, NAV follow, bu, where
Truth may do good | cannot conceal IT,
j il always painful 10 perceive a desia.
ton from profession in thnse who make
s.sow af religion. Christianity has suf.
itred mere from irregularities of its friends
than the asa H. NJ Iiscnemics. There
s'r thousand. who ave Iaksn upon them.
selves no soss, wha are pu'er in heart,
an morc uprigh, in selion, than many,
'rrv many, who STAY nv, away from the
,lar. This i / sad truth
kfrS doors from our shop lived Mr..
r.. : boot make. lie was mem
hr e me -- church, and loud pro
tts,r. Regularly every morning and
'rening he assembled his family for wor-
ship. and in the private meetings OF the
church members he prayed l,udesl and
hngcst Of any. I several times observed
him during the services of the church on
lhc Sabbath, and was forced To remark
he air Of piety and devotion which he
exhibited. Al frs, I was led IN believe
HIM good man, but little introduction
into lie secrets nf his business iransac-
ions. convinced me that he made religion
nore vehirle IN worldly emolnmcnt and
honor. than 10 heavenly riches and divine
honor. II was culg necessary TO ask his
apprentices his character, 10 understand
something Of his claims To religion. A
really good man israrely, IL ever. the sub.
ieclo abuse by those under him, THEY
spare mol The prrteader to what he does
noi possess.
Nit was one Of those who pro-
Tess 10 consider heavenly riches rs inf
hi,olv more valuable Than sordld gold
but who by al iaeir actions, illustrate
ihe truth of the remark with which VI
s;arici, that ,'profcssion is no, prinei
pie" fie was no, content with working
his apprentices herd, and keeping then
poorly clad aud poorly fst, hut he gaIne'
he penny whenever he could, no matte
who lost the penny, or to whom Il mos
belonged. | win give an example oil IN
dealing IN this latter respect.
A drasman had brought him a load o
leather from house Cav down town. Al
ter the leather was unloaacd. the follow
ING Dialogue ii substance took place.
well, old fellow, land the draymal
was oil, at least six,y,) what's to pay!'
Three fps, sir"
"Thrrc's ley. | never pay but
levy load. You can, take me IN"
Indeed, massa. can't take less tina
three fps. That's the regular charg'
and always gifts it,"
Nonseasel here, take your money
and don't s,aai psllverins there"
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lusbls Iran he goods Of charity. A ru-
u6rd. internal love fnr their neighbor. :
lore that prompts IN good dreds--e0m-
bined sith mcmentsry dependence up
on lhe Lord Tor every good snd perfect
sifl oi love. . the only religion that will
make . man fi err the hessenly society
of The church triumphant, where lore n
The Lord and love 70 the Rrighbor 10 PR
feet and pure. 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
wRpDED LOVE.
ADDRESSED u 4 HorS0 WIFE TO 4 DE-.
sroxDIN0 HU,BASp.


sroSDIN0 HVsBASp. .
eeu,.. reese ihee. dearest Ia rot vel
40 lei ny SFiIit brood
.raus lady o'sr he eares that swell
LIE eareni 20 flaod;
a.b,o5ks. AMI torrents. rivers. ell.
Is,T.ss- he gulfia alieh itsy faIl. a
sssh ihau.ais ~ gathering Up The riIIs
Of ls..s, s,ief spread real iIisi
AL Ei,A their gloomy shades ssrre,I
The laa.naIks hope would else reveal.
c,ne, rause ihee sos. know iLy mind,
AID wpa.d 10 stIsrgiI awaken;
rngi, aabie. gliisd. srisni. kiEd-
Suasge iloa saoalast be ih . shaken.
b. rouss agtesh eHsh .nsTgr. .
AL - shat hrsEsa ihlsEded thee;
Tarot from Thy thaush's this weary weight,
Aal pose 'hy sPirlt firmly great,
I.ap'J see thee bsnd beloH
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