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SuPREME CoTRT.

This Tribunal adjourned on Tuesday last We
annex tie closing Opinions Of tie Court:
BY Rufrn, & j.: in J,llnston Johnston, in
Equity, from Warren decree for Plaintiff.
Also, in White Trustees Of the University.
in Equity, from Warren declaring that the lands
belong to the University.
Also, in Bridges Peasants, in Equity, from
Orange: declaring the Plaintiffs entitled to an
account, eI eepi Bridges aud Duncan.
Also, III Justice Scott IN Equity from era.
ven reversing the decree
Also, in State . Grafton. from Cablrrus de.
clarng tina, there Is no ground for reversing the
Judgment.
By Daniel, j., IN Wheeler Wheeler, in Equi.
ly, from Daye' directing the injunction to be
continued unit. security j. gwen, &c.
A'sJ, ia Lindsay Aneslfy from Washington,
affirming the judgment below.
BY Nash, j., in Green Miller, from Cleave.
land reversing the Judgment and directing a
renire de moro.
Also, in Mauney Mot in Equity, from Lin.
coin Diminishing tie bill with costs.
Also, in Enloe SbcrtlIl. from Haywood re
verslng the Judgment below and awarding rcn.
ire de moro.
Lambcr, Lambert, in Equity from Randolph;
continued foI argument.
Lindsay Uowrcn, IN Equity, FROM Guilford /;
continued for argument.--ib. 1871 inst.
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OLD MANUSCRIPTS.

We understand that several weeks since,
whilst some workmen were engaged in Ia.
king down an old stone building on the
dock at Rondout, in this town, Il box was
discovered hidden in some way between
the floor and the ceiling, and in il was
found large quantity Of continental mo.
nev, Several millions Of dollars, it is sta
ted together with great number of old
manuscript papers relating to Revolution
airy affairs. One Of these we have seen.
1t was letter signed by Pierre Van Cort-
landt, Prcsidcn, of the Senate, and Evort
Bancker, Speaker Of the Assembly, dated
at Kingston, June 80, 1880, and directed
to some persons at Rochester, in Ulster
county, calling on them to aid the cnuse of
Independence BY furnishing clothing for
the soldiers. We learn, also, that these
papers, rs is usual in such cases, were
scattered about the village, and are in the
possession Of different persons. We are
sorry for this, as, from what we have heard
and seen, they are papers of much value as
respects the history Of that time, and we
doubt not would be of service IN obtaining
a correct knowledge of the events of that
period and we trust that means will be
taken to coIlec, them and ascertain their
contents and value, - livingston (N York;
Journal.
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

We have been favored with a letter re-.
cclNed IN this city last night, from which
sc learn that the United States brig Lar.
rance arrived at Pensacola on the evening
Of the lst instant, IN thirteen days from
Vera Cruz, with dispatches for the Secre.
tary Of Sta.e from Mr.. Sldcll aud Com.
modore Conner.
tpto The time Of the sailing Of the Law.
renee (about the 10Th ullimo) Mr. Sidcll
had not been received by the authorities
Of Mexico, and the letter snvs that it is
supposed he vii return To the United States
rs on a. te receives answers to the des.
patches which he has now forwarded.
This letter also states that The citizens
Of Vera Cruz were looking out and hoping
for the return Of Santa Anna from Havana /;
whose arrival was expected to be the sig.
nal for the authorities Of Vera Cruz TO de.
clare III his favor.
No other news had transpircd. The
dcpatches for the Secretary Of State are
said TO he very volminous.
The soops of war Falmouth, John Ad
ans, and 81 Narys, and the brig Por
poisc, were all At Vera Cruz. The steam.
er Mississippi and brig Somrs were at
Pensacola, the latter IL sail for Vera Cruz
on the afternoon of the % lnstAut.-Aut.
httlhsencer.
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resolution TO elect similar lunciionary
in the Senate, both Houses adjourned till
the time fixed for the inauguration.
Gen. Darnell, the Lieut.. Governor elect,
has not yet arrived. The counting Of the
votes polled for Governor and Lieut.. Gov.
ernor, by the Speaker of the House, as pre-
scrlbed by the Constitution, gave the !oi.
lowing result:
For Govcrnor-IIeudetson, ,l00; Nil.
Ter, ,612.
For Lieut.. Darncl, 1919;
Horton, 4,27l.
Every thing in this section gives eyi-
dence Of the most abundan, prosperity, and
betokens the dawnng of new era indeed
for Texas. The city is full, cranmed
with strangers from all parts and the ac.
commodations a, the hotels for the multi.
tude are unlimited -only three, and as ma
ny more as can squeeze in, being cxpcc'
ted to occupy each bed.
Yours, &C.,
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WYE LA BAGATELLE.

The Washington Correspondent Of the
n. y. Courier, whites
The only rumor prevalent here, hav.
ing the scmblance Of truth, in relation to
the character of the Dispatches received
by Mr., Pakenham, is, that Her Majesty
has directed him to inform Mr.. Walker
that il is in the Royal contemplation to
confer upon him the order of kn2hlhood,
in consideration Of his services rendered
the Crown by his recent extraordinary
treatise on free trade, and his advocacy of
British interests. The particular order
which will be conferred on him is not
known, though the most plausible suppose
ton is, that as the distinguished Secretary
is from Mississippi, he will be the first Of
a new order, that is, Reputation"
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SUPREME COURT.
OtiNioSs have been delivered in tho following
Cases, since our last, viz

OriSioSs have been delivered in tho following
Cases, since our last, viz
BY Rufiin, C. j., in the matter of w Daugh-
try. from Gates, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Britton . Daniel, IN Equity from Hal.
flax, the decree declared erroneous, the title
good, and tie purchaser required to complete his
purchase.
Also, in Campbell =. Drake. in Equity, from
Wake, disnissing the bill.
Also in Patterson o. Marlin, from Wilkes af-
frming the judgment below.
Also, in Wilson Leigh. 10 Equity, from Per.
qumons, declaring the decree erroneous.
Also. 10 Temple .. Williams, in Equity, from
Puequotank, dismissing the bill with costs.
Also, in Green o. Collins Admir-. from Lin
coin. Judgment reversed and new trial
Also in Humphreys u. Tate, in Equity, from
Gui!ford, remonding the cause.
by Daniel, J in Barnes {. Morris. in Equity,
from Pasqnotank, directing decree for Plaintiff.
Also, in Liyerman . Carter, IN Equity, from
Hyde, affirming the decree. dlsmissing the bill.
Also, in Parker q. Gilbreath, from Henderson,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Guiiord o. Guilford, in Equity. from
Beaufort, declaring tina, the heirs Of Dave belong
TO A G. NJ and tina, +. l. is not bound to bring
in tho two slaves, &c.
by Nash in Lyon, Admir-. y Dunn, from
Wake. affirming the judgment below.
Also. in iloyl Ex'r Moore's devisces &c,
IN Equity from Lincoln. dsmissing the hill.
Also IN Ilendrich lendrich, IN Equity from
cleveland. dismissing the bill with costs
Also, in DEN er dem Wise Wheeler, from
HEREFORD, affirming the Judgment, below.
Also, IN Gooch Sherman. IN Equity, from
Granville, disiuissing the bill with cosis-Rg
ieigh Register l0M instant.
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AUSTIN, Feb. 10, l54G.

AbNIiN, SD' u lgtD'
Gentlemcn.-.As previously arranged
the inauguration Of the Governor tool; place
to-day, al II O'Clock, 10 presence OF both
houses, and large concourse Of ladies',
citizens, officers Of the United States Ar.
my, &c. The ceremony throughout was
solemn and imposing in the highest dc
gree. Ii took place in the piuzzl OF the
Capitol, in the centre Of which was plat
form, ornamened with a portrait Of The
venerable Austin, the national colors, trO-
pines of San Jacinto, &c. The proceed.
lngs were opened with prayer, by the
Rev. X. l.. b. Taylor, IN words Of most
thrilling eloquence, which readily awaken.
ed feelings Of thankiulncss and gratitude 10
the Supreme Governor HON be address
ed in the heart Of every auditor Presl.
dent Jones then came forward and deliver
cd hts yaledctory address, which you viii
find accompanying. His remarks were III.
terrupted by frequent bursts Of applause
from persons Of all parties, which, howev.
or, were promptly suppressed, as i'll accor-
ding with the solcmuily Of the occasion
The oath Of office was then administered
TO Gen. ]. 7. Henderson, the Governor
elect, by the Speaker Of the House Of Re.
representatives., the banner Of the Republic
descended from It's position above the Cap.
tol, to give place to the Stars and Stripes,
and peal of artillery announced hat the
Republic no longer existed, aud that the
Annexation Of Texas to the Unoa was
complete.
The election for L. S. Senator will pro-
baby take place on Saturday, the 2lsi in
slant. Gen. Houston and Ru,k will be
elected, il being determined | learn, not to
nominate any others.
Gov. lienderson's inaugural address is
conceived in a pure splrit Of patriotism.
The author is impressed with n profound
sense Of the responsibilities Of Texas, as q
new member Of the Union, and OF himself
as her first executive officer. In due time
he will recommend measures for the &C
lion Of the Legislature is he is required
by the Constitution. lie concludes thus
We have this day fully entered the t..
Mon Of the North American States let Us
give our friends who so boldly advocated
our cause, and the friends Of American
liberty, no reason to regret their efforts in
our behalf. llcncclorth the prosperity Of
our sister States will he our prosperity,
their happiness our happiness, their quar-
rels will be our quarrels, and in their wars
we will freely participate.
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AWFUL CALAMITY.

We learn that on Sunday night the 22d
ull., the dwelling house OF Mr.. Sidney Falk.
ncr, near Cane Creek, In Chatham coun.
", was consumed by fire, and two of his
sons, Tone six, the other three years old
persisted IN the flames. FIRE was acci.
dcntalv communicated to some broom
straw lying under the bed and being un.
able to extingulsh 1t, Mr.. F. ran to a neigh.
boris for assistance. When he returned,
tho house was in light blaze. Mrs. F.,
with an infant one week old, escaped, but
were considerably burned.-Fdy Obs.
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ANTICIPATING a STORM BY TIE
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

The various uses that will be found for
the Magnetic Telegraph will not be fully
ascertaned ill it comes fairly into opera.
ton. The knowledge of a few facts, how.
ever, enables the public to form an idea OF
some of the useful ends il may serve. The
Toledo (Ohio) Blade points out how j, may
be the means Of guarding against disasters
on the coast. 1t asserts that storms pro-
gress from leeward to windwatd, and in
stances the snow storm of the l4th and / >,
February, which began a, Toledo on sa'
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ECLIPSE.

On the 25th Of April, there will be par
tial Eclipse of the Sun. The degree of
observation will be about five dlglts in Hi.
nois, nearly seven in Boston, and eleven in
Florida gradually increasing as we ap-
proach the Island of Cuba, near the mid.
die of which it will be central and total,
This will be the last large Eclipse of the
Sun, TINT will be visible to us until May
Goth 1854, and, for many years, tie only
one that will be total, in our vicinity. In.
deed, only twice during the remainder OF
this century, (yiz. Aug. 9TH 1869, and
May 2slh 1000) will the inhabitants Of the
Atlantic States sec total Eclipse, and on
both of these occasions, the path of the
Moons shadow will be confined to very
small par, Of Virginia and North Carolina
Raleigh Register.
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EXPULSION OF A CONGRESSIONAL
REPORTER

The Reporter Of the \ \. Tribune has
been expelled from his sea, ia the House
of Representatives. The "hcad aud front
OF his offence was poaftrayjng too faithful.
Iy the habits of one Of its members. Some
Of the members, wc should say, were get.
ing rather sensitive, when they can eypel
a reporter for publishing the truth, and al
low Mr.. Hess Of he | mon, TO retain his
seat, after cd.ioually charging a member
with beng liar,
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The very latest Yankee invention that
we have seen, [says the New Haven Re.
gister, is patent spring foh.hooki BY
a very delicate but ingenious machinery,
as soon as a fish attempts 10 nlbble the bait
on the hook, second hook comes down
and catches him ia the back Of the head,
and he is a gone sucker" An acquain.
lance Of ours, has tried It in trout brook,
with great success. 1t Is regular trap.
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THREE COMETS.

Lieut.. MAuRy, Of the Observatory al
Washington, recently discovered the cx.
traordtnary phenpmcuon OF two Comets,
apparently near each other at the same
time, and now he has reported to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, an account Of the APP
pearaneo Of the tkird on the night Of the
18th ut. He SAYS II is beautiful con.
centraIion Of whltish lighi-soen through
a common spy glass, It has the appear.
ancc of star when the glass is not in
coood focus. All three comets are visible
IN the west, and are not far from each
other.
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We see it stated that Mr.. plcas1nls, d
short time before he died, confessed that
he drer the bahs from h. pistols before
Richie aud himself met. After chaleng-
ing person 10 mortal combat, such an
nc, can be considered in no other lght
than sell lmmoa,i0n.
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TIE LOCO Foco CANDIDATE.

There is very little doubt lha, Waller
+. Leake, Esq, will be The Loco Foco
Candidate for Governor. lie expects the
nomination and has been preparing 10 take
the field. by the BY he has been dubbed
Colonel Leakc by the Jeflersonian. This
must be for effect, for we never heard Of
his being Colonel before. Military titles
is all the go with the Loco Focracy. We
expect his circular in few days,
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tnTday, at p. NJ, at Buffalo at r. NJ,
and at boston at about O'Clock on Sun
day morning. The Blade proposes TO 50 80
our coasters from shipwreck by means Of
the telegraph, as. ahcn that IS cstablislrd.
they at Toledo will be able to give fifteen
OF sixteen hours no.ico Of the approach Of
a nCrIhcastcrly storm, aud vessels Wl
have time 10 provide for their safely
Ledger.
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IS The GiIIoiiHe is again at work in
the Departments al Washington. Several
heads have been Topped off within few
days. Among others, that Of DR.. Miller,
the brother. n.'aw of Ex.President Tyler,
who held the Office Of Assistant Post Mas.
ter General.
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Cn1rInftg
FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1916.
PoR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM

" We must decline for the present to
a ,ert the Communication of Spectator,
r." We shall next week insert an extract
Il a speech 10 the q. $. Senate, which
nav change somewhat his opinions.
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CONGRESS-.

We have dates from Washington to the
lilh instant. la the Senate the Oregon
question was still under debate, aud il is
hard TO tell when it will be brought to a
close, as no doubt every Senator will de-
sire to express his opinion on The subject.
In the House Of Representatives moth.
ing Of importance has transpIrcd.
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COLUMBIA, MARCH IL.
REMARKS

COTTON.-Tho receipts Of the week have been
about l,eo0 bales, and prices have ruled fraction
higher; We quote to y, but very choice ar.
iiclc would command Z The receipts at all the
ports still continue TO fall of At latest dates,
they stood $4,000 bales short Of last years crop.
FLOUR sells az SCI 10 :G!.
BACON : to cents,
CORN No change in price this wcek,-a
good rtIele is sold at 80 cents. Receipts about
GOJO qshels.- Temperance .iGrocgte.
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CAMDEN, MARCH IT..


ing the past week, and prices have advanced lc
The receipts are still very light many Of the
purchases the past week, were stored lots. Our
quotatious are from )! to I. Camdea Journal
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g@~ The Legislature Of Virginia ad.
loarucd on the 9th instant, after a session
of three months.
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MARRIED

In Lincoln County on the 10Th ms: by the
Rev: Nj: Daniel, Mr.: AMOS morris, to Miss
MARY +: daughter Of VIM Davenport Esq:
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Vs. The Legislature of Louisiana has
hxed upon Baton Rouge as the future scat
Of Government of that State, An effort,
II IS thought, will be made TO proven, this
change, by cndcavoring to refuse nppro.
Pr'a''ons for building State House, &c.
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NOTICE.

a OTlCEis hereby given TO all persons entitled
10 vote for members 10 the IIousc Of Csrn
mons, that an Election Will be held at the Court.
house in Charlotte, on Easter Monday, the l3ti
Of April next, 10 elect seven frceLoders as War
dens Of the poor for the County Of Mecklenburg
for three years, next cnsutns:
T: n: ALEXANDER. ShaiF.
March 10, l-4G. q
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NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

In four cities of the empire State, where
elections took place on the 3rd instant, viz.
Troy, Utica, Rochester and Buffalo the
Wings, by standing to their guns, have
achieved glorious lrumphs.
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E'.ETE.y'T .NEDECLNE>
AND FANCY ARTICLES.

His long experience in the business and the ad-
vantaCes which he possesses in having command
of ample capital, with all other facilities, enables
him 10 offer to purchasers the strongest possible
Inducements. The quality of every article sold
will be guaranteed: and his prices shall be so I'M
objectionable as 10 remove every possible motive
for sending beyond Columbia for goods in his line
Columbia IS provcrbially SO hcalthiul, that wag-
ons from the back country are flying to and from
il all seasons of the year. There are also lines Of
stage coaches leaving 1.-TWO or three times week
for all the country above it. These, together, con-
stilutc facilities for freardirg both large aud
small packages, that will be found very conyea.
lent
Terms cash, or city acceptances.
Columbia, s. c., February, 1876. elf
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From ne Nor orleans Picayune.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival Yesterday Of the steam
ship Galveston, Capt, Wright, we have
Galveston dates up to the 2sth ult aud
from Austin, the seat OF Government of
Texas to the Goth.
Washington's birth day was duly com.
mcmorated bv the citizens of llouSton,-
Messrs. J. W. Henderson and Abuer
Cooke, Ir. having made speeches on the
occasion.
|, is thought the Hon. Nolney Z. How.
ard, Of San Antonio tie BeSar, will be nom
mated for the office Of Attorney General of
the State Of Texas; Hon. John llemphill,
Chief Justice Hon. Abncr 5. Llpscomb,
and Hon. X. +. Wheeler, Associate JUS
tees.
The Army Of Occupation " still re.
NAMED encampcd at Corpus Christi, as late
rs the 9th INST. There were rumors a
float that some Of the accommodating par
ties sent out towards the Rio Grande had
met and had brush with the MeNlcans,
but these reports were not credited. The
publication of the Corpus Christi Gazette
is TO be continued after the removal of the
army.
The news by this arrival, other than that
from Austin, is not of the least importance.
We give two letters from our correspon
dent at the seat of Government Of the new
State, giving the proceeding thus far in
the Legislature.
AUSTIN, Feb. Is, 1916.
On Monday the 10Th, aereeby to the
proclamation of the President, nearly eve.
nv member of both Houses had arrived,
and proceeded to organize. In the Senate,
the fine old hero and popular iavorite, Gen.
Ed. Burleson, was elected President pro.
TEN. without opposition. The Speaker of
the House is the Hon. w. +. Crump,
of Austin county. After the election of
the Clerks, &c. the only other business
transacted was the appointment of joint
committees to wait upon tho Governor
elect, and inform him of his election; who
reported that he had fixed on Thursday,
the 10Th, for his Inauguration. After the
House had elected the Rev. VIM, Morrell
their Chaplain, and the eccentric Senator
Williamson had succeeded in demolishing
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Garden Seed

ED AISED by Lady of Salem, n. c. and
Ma warranted, for sale by the subscriber, Al.
SO u large quantity Of Flower Seed.
| have few Mountain Cabbage Seed, war.
rantcd. Call early if you want any.
r J. HOLTON.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-11
PATENT AGENCY
At washington CITY. ID. G..

VENAs &. ROBBINS. Mechanical Engineer
- and Agent for procuring Patents, will prrpAro
the necessary drawings end papers for applicants
for patents, and transact nlI ,,her business in tie
line OF his profession at the Patent Ofice. He can
be consulted all questions relating TO the patent
laws and decisions in The United STATES Europe.
Persons at distance desirous Of having examine
,ions made the Patent Office, prior to making ,p,
pIicaticn for patent, may forward (post paid en-
closing fee OF five dollsrs) clear ststement Of thyr
case, when immediate attention will be given to il,
and all the information that could be obtained by
visit Of the applicant in person, promptly communi.
Gated.
All letters on business must be post paid, and
contain a suitable fee where written opinion is re-
quired. Office on street, Opposite the Paten, or
fee. He has the honor Of referring, Ivy permission,
to Hon. Edmund Burke, Com. Of Pstsnis; Hon n.
l.. Ellsworth, late Com. Of Pstsnta; H. kno~lep,
Machnist, Patent Office Judge sssset, W aSkinS-
ton, d. g.; Hon. r. Choste, Mo-, D. q. Osnss;
Hon. w. Allen, Ohio, u g. ssssss; f1Sb. }. M
Bo~lin. M. e., Missouri; Hon. Willis Hail N. ~;
Hon. Robert Smith, M. g., IllinoA, Han. .. Dreess,
y. >. Senate; Hon. }. H. Relic, M o., Mipoufj;
Capt. H. N. Shresve, missouri. f
aug 10-f t4 Aa' 4 e.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-11
a"'It is no, good for man to be alone" !"

Man, says an elegant writer, can enjoy no
thing alone. We care not what his situation
in lie may be, who his friends, I'll is not good
Or him 10 be alone" Some one must lean on his
listen to his observations; point out Sc.
cret beauties; and become as il were, partner
in his feelings, or. his moments drag heavily
along. his sensibit:es become blun,ed, and The
entire man duh and spirilless. Pleasures can
only be increased in proportion as they a'e
participated. Happiness can only be enjoyed,
by seeing snoihsr happy with yourself E7t
"Singlefife,V says Bishop Taylor, "is like a
fly in the 'hest Of an apple-he dwells in
sweetness but lives alone, and is confined and
dies in sinculariry. But marriage, like the
bee. builds a house and gathers sweetness from
every flower, and sends out colonies and feeds
the world, and obeys. kings, and keeps order,
and exercises many virtues, and promotes the
interest Of mankind, and is that state Of things
TO which God hath designed the pleasant con-
diion of the world" ssetge