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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22
sHERIFF's SALE

SHERlFF's SAN
v 70. ;, R; 3 Pplummer use &c. p., n-E'
E Shaw win Circuit Cou"ho1
r. Fisher e. Term 1910 "A1
Others.
Try. virtue Of the aho,.
- ton to me directed, sS0y ! ). stated exc.
sale to the highest bidder f snail expose
court no house door of my eo 'oa cash. at
H., c, un''d Monday Of Marcy o" on. The
IN !n9 TOLL following VII property, to u;,. neat
go sa' and 80, and east o ~ ~,,:-Lo's n
49, 81 and lot No. 81; ali III'1 1ria Of 10! \
In t the town of Lexington to, 'y''g and bei'
, Fisher, to satisfy the above pe' :,,. Of Robe
.; TO: and cost of suit. ! wis; stated 'a exec,
r'gat, title, interest and e els;m sell all /,
50 sa 10 1'0oers Fisher, has in and mat a, \
F., (, J; D. WYATT, sh.,;e,
feo ID ID ids Pr. fee e. snsrlf'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having obtained
letters Of administration upon the
estate of james Davis, deceased, at the
December term, 1889 of the Probate
Court Of Holmes county, Miss. hereby
give notice that all persons indebted to the
estate Of the said deceased, to come for
ward and pay the same, and all persons
having claims against the deceased, will
present them within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be for ever barred.
VIM. A. MCGEE, Admr.
MARY DAVIS, Adm'x.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22
DOCTOR /. s. MITCHELT.

"yILL continue to practice all the
w branches Of his profession in Lex
ington, Mics. He can be found at all
times at his residence, or at the Drug
Store Of w. III. Elliott. y
All accounts will be considered due at
the time of rendering the service.
Jana 8 Sm l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22

TN. j. TRlCE, will execute in
IL superior style, on the shortest
notice Signs, from any Of the adjacent
towns.
N. B. Discounts is good pay, unless
accounts against the subscriber are stall
fed.
August "a. al #.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22
SHERIFF,S SALE

d G & K Moore Relurnable to Yazo,
VS. al d ia Circuit Court to MAJ
J. X. Creacy Term 1910.
George Demon
Camp P Newell
Robert E Beatty
David Beatty
| William Burk
jDY virtue Of the above stated ala.
ID fret facias to me directed, which
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Yazoo County, shall ex.
pose to sale to the highest bidder fol
cash, at the Court House door Of nv
county on the
Third Monday IN March merit,
the following described tract or parcel OF
land, to wit:-the north west quarter and
west half of the north east quarter and
the north half south west quarter section
35, and east half north east quarter and
the north half south east eighth of
section 81, and the south west quarter and
south half Of east hall Of south west quar-.
ter, and twenty three acres of the south
half of the west half of south east quar-
ter OF section &c; all in township ID,
of range 2 east.
Levied on as the property of David
and Robert Beatty, to satisfy the above
stated case and cost Of suit accruing there
on, will sell all the right, title, interest
and claim that the defendants has in and
TO the above described tract or parcel of
land, Feb ii 1910.
J. D. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County, Mi.
Feb IA ID ids
Pr. fee Sl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22

er paper OF
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etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is specimen Of
what this Mammoth Nespaper will con-
tain, as well in rarity and extent of its
original and selected matter, as the style
of its execution.
AS a Family Newspaper, BROTHER
JONATHAN will be found to present.
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-' He comes the herald off noisy world,
.News form all nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and
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perance, industry, good order, benevo-
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vocated and inculcated in every page of
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PS. Editors publishing this prospec.
tus, will be entitled to copy of the Cas-.
ket during the volume. No exchange is
solicited, unless when noticing the recep-
ton of the Magazine.
nocon,har
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-02-22
HOUSE OR SIGN PAINTING.

December 7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
PROSPECTUS OF THE
CAROLINA BEACON,
AID
sNcfr0p0iifaa Omnibus.
EA n. =. yIkETN

SpliE worid Is constantly changing ;--ss,s
Va are changing, aud customs. a.aassn q,
habits are changing. Tho aria Aad sc.snss, Il
stria.ng ahead 10 the way of improvement. a,sai
along our sioun.sins. through rieers. .sl -
mounting obstacle after ubstsele a iii the ,,,ss &
llazcppA's s,sed Ia the nlaee of the mean. fi,gt
duty sheets. called nesspapsta, which uers r.
mef'y cent igT,a, we no~ see large asaty slsst.
spirited hsbdominais and dailies. On al ,i8,s Z
The newspspHial world particularly, has ma o.
pfovrmcnt Of the age beea manufactured Inc "a
enee Of The ne~spapef press Is dads gtou ing aaa
poacfiuL lnstcad u ricketts, coaches snd aa
W. row dashoycr iand attbe taliog queer mssAas
pu!fine ard smoking along al fearful fais II
~ place Of hafgcs and sail baats, we ma csf IA
aind-, aud sinm l,dea aud currents hy he u.
al powerful Sean.
In The neWspspofial world. mighty sns 81:
ecrtul revolution IL at hand IL has slfssdy fiaEi
ltsclt 90 come Of our principal eliies-a i,s csss
ny papers have caught he charm, sud Il . g'ss
aaily gaining ground throughout tbs u,al
country. Ia North Carolina, this ha. 10, q
sho~n Itself; and the people seem content VIII "a
old-iafh'uned sleepy ecnecfns y hicb are Z. -
iished here, devoted to- and their lumhtfns -
'''''N WIN Wftft UfaehBNafat sh"tI-k
1'n A,i4lng polii'es--bscause their altcnlnn a
not yci been directrd towards that spfighhy, tI's
ing, independent comprehensive, 70, ahead loeri
siylc whlch Is nov oulsiflpieg cycty thing t@
'hefe y q lack OF storm shout most neHsP11e'
nova daYs,-'hey navigate On The old paa--afi
nave not ye, adopted modern eonins1bea =
1"'hing aheaa They are bshInd the lps'
ana 'ae Improvements Of the age.
10 h'i7s'Hatsrs. the h aeon will b 1'71F
ana accurate, giving tie cream Of every thlaz ~
o.1u' !" . pleasant condensed 'haP'' '''A'"
'Ja'yng 'ne reader win doii dsia'i''
:" P""''opAy am seisnef. sc 9ase an ''i''"
most cage ana efndHe
aolH'le' are unsurpassed, and "ho-' ~.
w ~ DC Asf'duousiy directed ie~atd sbe f 4,
,p,n,''o"' ana Instruction OF those "ho 's'' "
''at'
;" i.'"'es. ne beacon VIII be uul Aa'
s",---i'"' H'nrqL ~ any means, tandef'''.1 :. /,
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Mrs, VI. =. Ii. Dana,
PROPOSES TO PUBLISH by sCRsCRiFTiaS,
A LITTLE WORK, TO BIZ CALLED
"Eue Southern Harp"

fsS Py
a CONSISTING Of Sacred Poems, adapted 10
q the msst admired popular airs The want
Of serious words TO tunes Of uncommon beauty,
has for long time, been felt BY herself and many
others and she hopes tina, this effort viii crafty
those who would prefer that the melodies they
love should be clothed 70 language to which every
serious heart ard thinking mind can respond.
Her attn y III be to combine taste ith plety and
thus y hiie the car is gratided, TO improve The
heart. She is persuaded that many beautiful mu-
seal compositions have sunk into silence because
set to trihing words.
The work will be published in one volume Of
from $50 to 200 pages, handsomely bound and
the cost viii be 81 per volume
|, will Le published this fall if a sufficient mum.
Der of subscribers can be obtained to cover the
expense. II convenient, those alIo subscribe are
requested to pay in advance.
We give below enc or two specimens Of the
style and design Of the work, omittng the music
TrSE-" The banks n The Blue Mosslle."
when the bloom is on Thy maiden cheek,
Ard jos in the sparkling eye,
There l. yet one home for the heart 10 seek,
Where love may never die;
Though teauteous flowers may Wither here,
Where blightlng storms destroy,
They are blooming there, ever bright and fair.
The flowers Of youth and Joy.
When the cheek grows pale, and The hear, grow.
faint,
And dmmed is the sparkling eye,
There Is yet one friend for the dying saint,
IN his mortal agony
Oh sweet as ehidhoods gentle sleep,
All calmly may he rest,
And forget hls woes, in long roposo
On S4ylours peaceful breast,
TUsE-" Here we r.sst Too soon 10 part ~
We shall mect--uo more To part,
Cease thy sorrows, mourning heart,
Weary days Will soon depart,
Then We may rest forever
When the work Of life is DOME
When the viCtor's crown ~ won
Then. immortal life begun,
We no more shall sever.
We shall meet. &c.
In the home OF peace and bliss--
H. the world where Jesus s---
Where We bid adieu to this,
We may love forever
PyIied from every stain,
Through the Lamb that once was slain,
4 dearest We shalt meet again,S
y And be parted never
II We shall meet &c.
Subscription lists may be found a, the Deposito.
" Chalmtrs-sireet, at the Book Store Of Mr.
seale, King street; and TIC Courier Office, East
Bay.
/ Charleston, dug !, 1910.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Netc. Orleans Pica yuHe.
AN ODD FELLOW.

An OIb I4LLOhs
A fellow passed along Camp street yes
terday-the oldest ieilow-the queries,
ieliow-,he strangest fellow. Ii be vii
call Oh US we'll pay him fifty cents for the
laugh be gave us--if he grunbies we'll give
him 81. 5is-we owe il 10 him fairly. Is
not laughing a pleasurc--Good for health,
and therefore valuable Then g il not
right that il should be paid for Certainly.
Therefore we owe that man half dollar,
or, rs We have SAID, seventy Eve cents--we
are Wiling TO paw SIX blts-we don't be.
grudge lt-s,il we think fifty cents is
enough-thai IS, Ne should consider Il q
fair living prIce-We could edord 10 pay Il,
and be could carry on business prosperous
IL at that rate-so be must rot be hard upon
Us. You, SIR, you are credited for fifty
cents, and you may call al cur Office for
your money, when ~ may Palronlse you
again and take another fifty cents worth.
Brug that hat along wiln YOU that coal,
and wax along Camp street at half past
eleven O'Clock, 4. N. u Just the manner
YOU did Yesterday.
THIS cd fei.og wore a ha;-Be can't
write for laughing. II sas about fifteen
Inches h.gh .sil as Z grenadIer's cap, with
e hrim three quarters Of an inch 10 width
and stuck plumb cpon the back Of bis head,
60 mat as he walked, gi.h his chm lifted 10
.de air. The .ong lat was seen moving hoFj
z-a,4.,y through the streets. He Sas q
snort fellow, and be had 90 some great tel,
fellows oyefcuat, one Of those heavy pilot
cloth upper Baupm.ns with white bone but
tons az big as d dollar. The Goa, hung
down 10 the iItic fellows hseis, aud dragged
along .ha payemeu, as lie walked 50 that
nothing could 6e seen Of The man but The
tace, l1sg Ike Hollands. in Nicodsmus
Cr5sCull. sticking out With mos; ludlCrous
e'T-c, above The huge collar Of the coat
VI zen tie little fellow had passed and hIs
back Vss turned towards Us se could see
rolatng bul ,he queer hat, Which seemed 10
be .yo- on lie Top Of tue coat. aad both
seemed To BE- propelled BY some self moving
power, as though The owner had gradually
melted away and disappeared, the hat has
i-leu down On the coat, and The coat aas
sin moving on unconscious Of its masters
{ serce.
We VII give dollar 70 see The fellow
agala and ,f be vas not some wag doing
tie .aiag ior a wager, 4 he is.4he ger0,ne
cd iaoH Ls appeared, 30 sst han down
as one Of tie wonders Of the age, geu Of
d curiosity, & character that would have
thrown Hozafih into ecstacies, a real, "a
lgrai, living, legitimate odd fellow.
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4 CARD.
FEyHE BOATS of the

FEyHE BOATS of the
as Il "Planters and Mcr.
fEsss.s---sss-5. chants Steam Boat Com.
fx1xSssszszeSkzs pany Of Cheraw,' forum
ing line from Cheraw 10 Charleston direct, are
now ready, and will commence running early IL
August. The SWAN, Capt. Mckenzie, viii run
On the River The ANsss, Capt. Lubbuek, VII
run between Georgetown and Charleston, con.
necing so as to ayoIe detention. By PERMITTING
attention TO those that may ship by them, the
Company hope TO deserve and receive the patron
age of the public. The Boats are fitted up for
passengers as well as freight, aud offer a cheap
and expeditions route for the country. Persons
wishing to visit Charleston, could GO down with
their produce and return with their goods No
cbarges in GeorgetopH fer wharfage or storage Of
goods shipped from Charleston By the ComPany s
Boats. Produce for New York ALL be delivered
to order 10 the town, to go by tbs packets direct
to New York.
The agents are Brown, Bryan and Brother.
ChOraw; f. Waterman, Georgetown; snd 5.
MOwry, Jr. for Charleston.
] Ell GREGG, President.
CAeraB, Aug. 4, 1910. t54
The Journal, Charlotte; and Western Carsli-
MAN. Salisbury. will publish the above weeks,
and inward Their accounts to this office for par
menL- Gazette.
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CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.


Last week, young lac, while walking
up the wesl side OF the river lay, and When
little below Scene Palace, threw a NUN
Der Of stones at some horses that we're graz
ing in az enclosure on the road side upon
winch the animals, TO the lads terror, as
sembed together, and exhibited strong de
monstralions by paving the ground and ca
reering to attack him. They a, length die
So leaped the enclosure ,land the lad, having
40 mode of escape excep, one adopted IT,
which was crossing The river to the goods
The horses pursued him however, and be
Ing almost at his heels when he landed, his
only escape lay IN tree, in which he sprung,
actuated by terror, with wonderful agility.
There he vRs kept prisoner a couple o.
hours, the horses grazing round the foot OF
the tree, and occasionally casting omiaous
locks al hlm. LaIierly, some person came
down the river SIDE, upon whom the lad
called, and through whose means with the
assistance Of ploughman, the horses were
got across the river 10 their enclosure, AND
tbe lads liberation acknowledgements
CCuraaf
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Host Or sEau

EnETWEEN Charlotte n G. and g.nss
nb G. u. Va. the right hand baifof Tsse
Dollar Note, oi the baak Of the Unled S,a,e. !,
able TO john L. Msddux Of order, Otfiee a b.
count and Dcposite in hatchek. dated ysrs !.
l.. Aarsham, Ptssideat. The hitler va. ras
l-53, and 40. 47-6 Tho. itendersoo, C,,.-
about the 10Th Of February, 1887.
SOPHIA J0yE
Msy 70. $40. $50
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A cnIRTING SCENE


obadiah. Ae}, Nab, spose YOU knows
sbat I've cone fJr1
Nab. Oh YES, uncle tod me, Y gu want
to court me, door YOU
Obadiah. That's what was talking 90.
Nab. Well, I'm ready, begin to court
fast for l'u gong 10 bed before long.
OBADIAH. Was yea ever cuuued, Nab
Nab. La yes. A dozen times.
Obadiah. Then pose sou can tell me
lule how to begin. The fact is, / haven't
got the hang Of If yet. How 90 you 20 ID
sa0srk 10 the first place
Nab. Why you lDust sppnk up and say
4ri things and call me sweet.
Dbadlah. Vel, then red peppers, ferule
sopr goosebesFies. You are as sweet
~ lAsses
NAB. That's right. Nov set 10 close to
H'es and take hold Of ny hand, ana shan't
~ very mad # you KISS ne bot shan, like
uaisll. OBADIAH draws hts chair % 90 her
and carefully takes hold Of her hand. He
undertakes TO KISS her-she struggles anC
gives bin slap 10 the face.
Obadiah. Is that the way you serve me
Nab. Il was love pat, you fool.
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AiraNed
NOTICE.

tkVflE subscriber having qualified as admins.
M traitor on the estate Of Asher Jones, decd re.
quests all pefsons having claims against said de.
ceased to present them properly authenticated
withia the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead IN bar; and as his affairs is left in
such state az 70 render 1t impossible for him to
ascertain who are indebted TO the estate be hopes il
here 10 any one indebted 10 il they will have the
honesty 10 make il known as To enable him to
pay the debts.
TI0s. j. HoLToN.
Nay IL, ls40.
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POETRY.
MIR. VAN BUREN'S LAMENT. AT THE
Loss OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Loss OF NORTH CAROLINA
A PARODY.
Dla Rip, once believed thee true
Aad I was blest in thus believing,
Bot nov mourn that e'er | knew
4 late so false and SO deceiving
How few did ever trust like me.
Oal l havo trusted too sincerely,
And few have e'or deceived Ike thee,
Alas deceived me too severely
Could Treasury pap have aught ayAlled
or lying prints, in land OF Macon,
Then Blair aud Loring had not failed,
With Charlotte Mint, TO save my Bacon"
But nov the voice Of Strange and Brown,
And Saunders too, has lost its power;
No, party threats nor Haywood's froxn,
Could serve to make your freemsn cover
On cruel Rip yet think while
On one whose bosom bleeds 10 doubt thsc
Who still would fondly court tiny smile,
Because he cannot SWIM without thee
Then fare the well, 1T think Of thee,
MY ford caresses YOU have sigh;ed.
y our traitor sons have ruined me-
And all my brightest hopes have hlgh;ed.
Then Fare thee well
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Love is ike the devil, because it ,c-
ueuts Ike heaven, because ii wraps the
soul 10 oiiss like salt because it lelshes
Ike pepper, because il often sets on fire
Ike sugar, because II is sweet j e rope
because II is often the death Of a Man; like
PRISON, because it makes a man fDisere
bic like vine, because ii makes US happy
Ike a man, because be IS here 10 day, and
gone TO MORROW ike a eo,4sn, there is 20
getting rid Of her; like ship, because it
guides one to the gIshed for port like q
WHO Ih'wlsp, because il often leads one
INTO bog like fierce courser, because Il
often runs aaay With one like the bite o
mad dog, OF Ike the kiss 3f a pretty NO
man, because they both nuke a man rur
mad Ike goose, because it is silly like
rabbit, because there IS nothing llkeit. II
a word, IT is like ghost, because i, is lk,
every Thing, and Ike nothing often talked
about, but never seen. touched nor under
stood. - Bachelors Baton.
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GIGANTIC CARRIAGE DRAWN By ELE.
PLANTS

PLANTS.
Among the curiosuies of the capitol was
an elephant carriage, which had been con.
s,rucied under the direction OF the rajab,
and in which his highness occasionally took
an airing. Ii was sometimes used for the
qualification Of visitors at the residency.-
Six elephants we're yoked aud harnessed
in this vehicle: their trappiugs and harness
would be load 10 a common horse each
elephant carried bis mahoui, or driver, be.
bind his cars upon his neck They moved
at the pace which seemed for them only
smart walk. but so slll was their progress
along the road thai gentlemen mounted on
horseback could only keep up with the car.
rage by making their horses galIop. The
carriage had been built by French coach.
maker, from PoBdIcherry, and was only re.
msrkabie for lis dimensions, which were
sufficient TO contain ninety persons. A
musnud, or elevated seat, like an ottoman,
was placed IN the centre, 10 be occupied by
the rsjah and his personal friends, seats
we're ranged round the margin with the faces
lnHard, and the shape Of the carriage vas
an oblong. They tell story of a general,
some Of whose early days were spent in
cosfinemen at the fortress Of Seriugapalam,
that, on visit TO the relah OF Nysore, about
the time of my sojourn here, be went out,
BY invitation, with the prince III this gigan
tic carriage; il vas royal Pas;lme, aud
the rsjah had gwen the hint 10 his servants
10 pc, the elephants TO their quickes: pace,
but The effect Of the velocity was such upon
The nerves Of The old warrior that he lm
pored the inIeFpoSi.lon of his bighness to
step the carriage, or lei him out. WhaI
would ne old mau have done IN railway
steam coGch.-Mus5ie's TrareIling Sketch
es in India.
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Art OF Cutting.

they are prepared to say to the puJItr that they
are ds,erpinsd 10 10, NJ article Of clothing made
BY them, 70 from their shop without being entire
ly satisfactory 10 the wearef, ter eating and
making are eUucerbed
The business is conducted Tor the present On.
der the firm Of Jami-ons & Co. 10 tic house hith
erto occupied ty Nh Graham.
Charlotte, Jan. y, 1870 l7U
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To prerent Bots in Horses. In the fall
months keep greasy cloth IN the stable
this IS once a week rubbed over such parts
OF the horses as may have been attacked BY
the un is. Grease destroys the life of the
eggAH4 prevents listening.
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wv rapping Paper,

wUSf received aud fof sale at Ibis ohT !,
~ supply Of Wrapping Paper. Aiso z
reams Of Whiting Paper
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A child being taken the other day to a
place OF worship, no sooner heard the notes
Of the organ, than TO The great borror of his
parents, the little fellow bavled out, "TelI
hIm to play jim Crow"
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IL nigh cOmeth uhen no man con ,cork.

THenight comeh uhn no man con ,Dcrk.
John ~. A.
A very gracious intma,ion. Lord, grant
that ! may never forget II; and that aov,
nor IS the iiqe 10 whichLaprovide for eter.
nity. -
VIVA; wise lhes, ~Asp he come.
to die, would wish done, that be ought
to do iorlh@llh f0r death IS at hand and The
consequences Of a surprise most dreadful
He Will then wish, if he has not done il v ilh
oil his soul,
FIRST, That be had made JUS, and chrs1
tan settlement Of his worldly concerns -
as not TO be distracted with the cares Of this
world, when all his thoughts should be up
90 another.
Secondly, That be had made his peace
with God by a timely repentance.
( Thirdly, THAT be had faithful, discharr
ed the duties of bis calling.
Four,hly, That he had weaned bis sfIsc
iionsirom things temporal. and loosened til,
ties HhIcb fasten Us 10 the world.
Filthy, That he bad craclfed the fest
with lis attvcuons and lusls so that, being
weary Of tbs tie, lie might be more desi
fous Of beiter.
Sixthly, That be had got such habits o
patience and resignation to the will Of g cd
dUiing bis health, as may render death, witt
Az the train of miseries leading to it, leo,
frIghtiul aHd smazug.
Sevenihly, and lastly, That by a constant
practice Of devotion preparatory for death
ne mad iearned what to pray for, what tC
hopeior, what 10 depend on in his last sick
ness.
sAnd tbs, gracious Lord, ia what wish
ior ~hs, ! pray for, and what purpose
,hail be the constant practice Of my life
Amen Bishop Wilson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10

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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-10
TO the Fashionable Community.
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