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THE CATHOLIC (Rheimish) TESTAMENT, and
by r. TAYLOR.
The New Testament, translated out Of the Latin Vul
gate, first promulgated in 1882 by The English College
at Rheims, with the original preface arguments and ta
bles marginal notes, and annoailonso which are now
added introductory Essays Topical and Textual Index
| volume octave, price dollar.
Also in one volume, ocavo, price one dollar
The Confutation of the Rheimish Testament, publish
ed in 1885, reprinted with Essays Biographical no.
tices, Index, &c &c. few copies only received
NAV 10
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HOLMAN'S MONTHLY MISCELLANY, edited by
~ Grenville Meen and William Gutter, published IN
thick monthly numbers for 5doliars annum or oo CTS
number The first number Of the above is Just received
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TNALES OF THE PASSIONS, by James, the No
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ian 10
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English Crown Cases reserved for consideration and
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Also Rocks Resolutions in Europe, from the decline
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- Now opening large supply ofth best Blank and
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4 NuNGREssiuNAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS,
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TAMES' NEW NOvEL--Chas. ryrrell; or The
u Bitter Blood, in vols. is just received for sale 10y
FTAYLOR, for circulation among the subscribers 10
the Wavery Circulating Library. june Is
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JAMES' NEW NOVEL-"The Gentleman Of the
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g.r"THE PEOPLE OF THE u. STATES
May they remember that preserve their liberties
they must do their voting and their fighting
VIM. H. HARRISON
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~ TORDON'S DIGEST Of the Laws Of the United
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r IFE AT THE SPRINGS of Western Virginia by
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EIELD SPORTS, THE TURF, &e--The Field
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dom, vol London, with many engravings.
The Dictionary OF Sports, Companion TO the Field,
the Forest, the Turf and the River side vol filed with
engrayings.
Manly Exercises, in vol with engravings by Do
nald Walker.
concerning the Dog, the Gun and the Game Of this
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Scott's British Field Sports, vol many engravings,
giving pacrca instructions regard to Hunting Shoot
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ing Of Dogs and Horses the management of Fowng Pie
and other sporting implements, &c.
Daily expected, Scrope's Deer Stalking in Scotland
newly published English volume, embellished with
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nLD INDIAN CHRONICLE---Being a collection Of
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price rs cents, JUS received, for sale by i. TAYLOR
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and Spirit Of the
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nAvIEs' MATHEMATICAL CLASS BOOKS for
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DoToMAC AQUEDUCT, exhibited practically and
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Gov Shelby to Mr. Madison, May Is, 1914. s~ys
!. feel no hesitation declare TO you that 6eiieps
Gen Harrison 10 be Of The first mitary characters
ercr kRep"
Col Richard VI Johnson TO Gen Harrison, July 4,
flsl3 says
We d,d moi rant 10 under eo,rdr4s traitors;
bni under Horrisonl rho had proceed hmsef 10 be
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Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August is,
1917 says
The prompt change made by you in the order Of
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that campaign
The opinions Of the Hon. LASGDos
CHEvEs, of the Importance of the victory Of
the Thames, and the bravery Of Gen. VIM. II.
HARRISON.
The victory Of Harrison, ,cas such as road hare
secured 10 a Roman General - the best days Of the
Republic the honors Of triumph, He put an end 10
he War IN he nppermssi Canada"
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COLLYER'S LECTURES on Scripture Facts and
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iy0 F. TAYLOR.
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nANIEL WEBSTER.-A Portrait Of Daniel Web
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Also, a mezzotnt engraving Of Mr. Frelinghuysen, a
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

ness. ~hish needs 70 Be greatly support
Cd, God is ihe au.hor &c me means 81
grace; therefore he pho dsspises shsm.
desPissih no, man. bni God. Many |.
good reflection had indeed been raised in
any mind ] fsli thankful % Jameson
for shsi his conversation had suggested.
Our wslk was now ai an end. and so We
were obliged 20 part Blu, as be pressed
my hand. and with his aferlisuaie ,ere.
nily babe me adieu, | could not bn. ear-
nesily hope se might be permitted 10
meet sgsin. and converse or ,hings per
tanning 70 our mutual happiness. n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26
For the Recorder.
A WALK.

VAIN.
Il 10 worthy Of notice, how much NAV
be gathered for our impro emrni. il only
sincerity and grare prevail "a con.ersa-
linn. Dsys may. however. be spent. aud
there belaile Learned thai i useful, sI,augh
our companions are knowing and accom-
Pli.hed. Ia aba il called elegance Of
manners. abe semblsnce. al least Of the
beauty &c goodness is copsidered TO he
essential; but this is assumed sometimes.
and worn in a manner as Il il were in
tended that nothing else should appear
And after the prohtahlenrss Of even the
srmblance Of virtue has been experienced
inesery social walk. i.happen. ihs, Tic
reality Of good-hearledness shall be FREE
suenlly sighted and-Iorgqt.
|, Il IS Otherwise however. with an in
edludpal whem 4 ia'riy. ausi fsr,unswsy
Tor me. made acquaintance with in The
course Of my duties. shall be allowed
TO describe something Of the impression
bis conversation LEFT on my mind. IL
was during . walk Of no great length.
that conyersed FOR the FIRST time with
William Jameson. lie, this be The name
which introduces him 10 my readers
but | was led TO reflect on the wisdom Of
sincerity, and 10 obser,e the grea, b au.
" Of goodness in department. The g.
cure Of my friend is commanding. al
his conn,ensnce. Though not such an one
as would be called beautiful, is fine and
striking. This observed, though h,s
. conversation was what chiefly interested
and gralified me. In The elevated outline
Of his features, there is something noble,
and they would have showed certain
graccfulness under a soldiers helmet oil
steel. but The mildness, too, which
spread its beauty orer lis counienance,
was equally plain TO me. and there was
dwelling on his lips in speaking, a some
thing manful and delicate. To listen as
] did, there was fIiendliness in tie voice
of my companion. n too high for m'lo-
diousncs., that was more than relieved
By the sympathy his tone gave uterance
10. IN his demeanor, hrmness appeared,
blended with sweetness; this being the
consequence, as | thought. of goodness
and discretion joined in one individual.
Jameson and myself are not 81 me
same religious persuasion; that happiness
Is not ours. But the most free aud rea'
dy kindness persades his conversation
Withou, directly saying il, he so spoke
q. 10 make me feel VIC were IN lsllow'
ship that is sacred.
The different persuasions." said he
"sary from one another in some things
but they appear mainly to strike ior .ll'
same point always feel like joining
with them, though have my preieren
ccs." To this assented, saying, Tia
peace was one Of The most desirable o
graces, though there should be dlilersn
ces.
Jameson. Yes, and how high an esti
mate is pu. upon peace in the word Q
ruth; peace on earth. was sung oy ."
gels at the Saviours birth; and The peac
Of Col. seems 10 have cxpressrd The se
ny highest wish an apostle could name y
his brethren. | fear always that ihfre
but TOO lille Of grsce where there 10 qus'
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sBLEssED ARE TnxY rnAr MOURN,

"BLEssED ARE TnzF THAT MOURN.
BY WILLIAM c. BRrAxr.
0. dream not ihey are bIsst alone
Mhuse lives Peaeeful Isasf keep;
The Power who Pilies msn. has shown
= blessing "a me eyes that wesp.
The light y saiirs shall 6 se.in
The lls that ove,a.w wilh isss;
Add weary hours o. 40 and psia
Are promises o. happier ys.ss.
there ia day II suaay rest :.
fsr every dark snd troubled aighs;
al grief may hide an evening Rassl,
Bsi y viii Gene with early hghs.
Aaa ,hoa wha Ger Thy lnend's l4~.1ier.
shedJsss las bitter drops ilke sEn.
Hope that brighter. happier sphere,
VII give aim 10 Thy arms sgaia.
Nor ls, the good mans irast depart,
Though H. iis common RiIls deny.
Thosgh with pierc'I and brukea heart.
Aad squad & nlsn. he goes 70 die. s
f0r Cd hes msrk'd each sorso~iae d.y.
Add nan.ber'd every secret ita,,
AID hesvea's long age q bliss shall psy
For al his children sufFrr here.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Ii is more toss mans honor tina, il
should be asked,. WHY'S he not honofedi
than. Why 10 hss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

DowRTs--Tse hest doAfy 70 adj
vance tue rsfrissc &c = yoang lady.
is. when she hss iu her eosrsrnancc
inildnes-; 10 her speech Wisdom; in
her behaviour no6csty |; in her hie
virtue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-02
PROCLAMATION.

BIZ His Ercsllency b. X. HENAeAN, Esq
Governor and Commander-i tn Chief IN
and over The Stale of South Carolina.
VN7HEREAS information has been receiv-
wv ed at this Department, that a most afro
cious murder was committed in Newberry Dis.
trict, between the tenth aud twentieth day OF
January last, OH the body of an infant girl child,
by JANE STARKE, the mother of said child
and ROSANNAH STARKE and that said Of
tenders have fled from justice.
Now, know ye, that to the end justice may
be done, and that the said Jane Starke and
Rosannah Starke. may be brought to legal trial
and condign punishment, l do hereby offer
reward of'rHREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for their apprehension and delive.
nv into any Jail in this State, or Two Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension and delivery "i
either of them.
Jane Starke is described asabout twenty-one
years of age heavily made, fair skin, and rather
light hair.
Rosannah Starke, is upwards Of fifty years
Of age, slender frame, dark brown hair, and
somewhat gray. and long front teeth.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, the 9th day of May,
one thousand eight hundred and forty, and
the sixty.fourth year Of American lndepen
dence B. X. HENAGAN.
BY the GOVERNOR,
Nj. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
May 8, 1540 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-02
<Fhe Farlmers Advocate.

HAVING Completed the first yolumn of
I the Farmers Advocate, the Publlser now
presents to his patrons aud the public Pros
pec,us Tor the second volumn; respectfully so
Iiciting that share of patronage, sufficient to
Justify devoting the time and :ltenton, SO ab'
solutely necessary IN prosecuting tile WORK 10
advantage, both 10 himself and the reader.
To those who have altentirey perused the
first volume, it would be measulably super
Huous to enter into minute detail OF the sub
i.ct matter, designed 10 occupy the pages oi
The second further than TO say, that the same
general course will still be pursued. But Tor
tae information of those who may not haveheen
conversant with the first volume, few remarks
designating the leading objects OF the work,
are hereby presented.
Asthe subsistence of the whole human iami.
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and as these supplies can only be produced IN
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The Mechanical ArtS, from their being 50 in
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'S
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Price per year, if paid in advance, and or
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Payments made within one month from the
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