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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

4y9.239 il bushels OF Wheat-and in Tobacco, the ex
cess is 40 62l bs-enough make up any probable
excess in the value Of other market crops which the peo
PIE q Indiana may have, that not produced BY the
people Of Virginia
now ask my fellow citizens 10 contemp,re he facts
eNhhted BY this table, resolve that nshe The lit
zens \ Indiana nor any other people, shall exc them
II determined and enlightened eff ri 10 do ,bir dtv
ihelT whole duty to themselves and to their country
Respectfully.
u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

~ Sales Of Lard al 6ia7 il b5ls and keps.
There Is good demand for Groceries sales AZ \
y. Sugar at 4sA5s cents per h. Molasses do 2ocsnts
quest.
The Cotton market is not firm and prices are rather
giving way from the advance attained under the sle,
lher's news. The sales, however, are very small
Whiskey has slightly improved with sales 1t "A cents
NOR "a llor III h,1-
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New YORK, March Is. 6 +. Nj.
The Stock market IS rather quiet and sonew hat
dropping. The closing 10 day are-Treasury note
6's lU9i, and New Loan ll23, with sales. Exchange
on London 7a6 rer Ct premium.
The Flour market is heavy, and sales small amount
inc to 1000 bhls., % to $3.50 for common West
ern and Genesee brands. Southern do. 1926 to $53l
and 1914 Corn meal 81. 81, and Rye Flour $337a per
Dbl.
Wheat is not firm. and the tendency Of prices
downward Sales of3OOO bushels Genesee at I3fal35
cts. and red do llOall4 cts. There good demand
for Corn, and the market is steady. The sales foot up
10000 bushels at 50 cents for New Orleans m xed, and
53a5l cts for northern mixed; yellow do 35a56 per.
bushel. Oats 32a42 for Southern and Northern. Rye
6G cents
There has been fair business doing in Provisions
The Pork market is little easier. Sales OF 1000 bbs. at
$l062aSl0.75 for Mess and 50 for Prime. Sales Of
100 tieces Prime Beef at Sll75 and lot Of 100000
lbs. Weston Sides 5. per b. Sales of40O b5s.
Country Lard at G!a63 cents, and 1000 b5ls. Cry
dereI al cts, Tallow 81 cts. per. ID.
The Grocery market is steady but sales Of moment
reported. Rice sells at 3ba3i cents per ID.
The Cotton market has slightly reacted. and holders
anxious to SELL The operations to-day
ed 10 about 500 bales, and closing at shade decline
the market being in favor Of buyers.
There i some movement in Whiskey. Sales 400
b5s. at p cents per gallon.
NJ local news uI moment. The weather has become
more pleasant
Philadelphia, March, 1916 P. NJ.
The Stock market is without much movement Sales
to-day Treasury SIS at 1905 and new loan l2s
time Pa. SIS steady.
The Flour market is dull Sales of 1900 bbls COM
mon brands at s4754s487 which is decline. Corn
Meal $3.50, and Rye Flour unchanged.
The supply Of all kinds Of Grain is small Sales Of
$500 bushels red Wheat a, 04al05 ceHts;white do
ina at l4cyrls Rye 66a67 els. and Oats 29a32 cents
per bushe
The Transactions il Provisions only moderate
eyfe n without chance.
tllas .25 and Prime $40 Bulk Pork 5Za5s cts. Ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
TRUST SALE OF
HOT Sc Nd LOT.

(f virtue Of deed Of Trust, executed the subscriber,
ID by John w. f. Buckner bearing date November 30th
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of the hustings Court
tor the tcwn Of Lynchburg, will proceed sell, public
auction on the premises saturday. the h day Of March,
1919 at o'clock, p MI the House and Lot,
said deed situated 4h street the Old Baptist Church
and lately occupied by said Buckner The House
new, with good Kitchen Servants Houses Sc, and is
very desirable Family Residence
Terms made known on the day ofsale The title is heev
cd to be unquesonabe but acting trustee shall convey
only such title a is vested in me BY the said deed.
IT. On the day designated for the above sale the weather
should be such in the opinion the subscriber render
improper SELL the said sale will be postponed until the
first lair day thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted.
WIN. II. LANCiHORNE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by WIN HAMILTON MOSBY,
Auctioneer.
March PPM
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Sale Of Negroes

pY virtue of deed Of trust the subscriber by
~ Robert Irvine, bearing date the All day Of August
1913 and OF record in the Clerks office OF the County Court
Of Boetourt, will Monday the 26th day Of February
1912 (Court day at Liberty bedford Court Housed sell
e the highest bidder public auction for cash, ONE OK
THO LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. The title to
the said negroes believed be good but acting trustee
will convey such title only vested in ne By the deed Of
trust aforesaid +. G. BURkS,
Jan 25-wt26Fif Trustee.
POSTP O.N'E.MF,,N'T.
The above sale is postponed until Monday, the 26th q
March.
March 1-wt26Nii E. G. BURkS, Trustee
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

In the Senate Of the L. s., "Wednesday last, the
session was occupied in discussing Gen Shiel. case
There seems Y be large majority in favor If the report
Of ne Committee IL settle the difficulty. G In Shields
rendered hs rosgnatica-but point raised tina, be
was no' 50 sltu''ed as 70 give HIM right to resign. 10
decision was had.
ga thursday, after a long discussion, the Senate de-
cared that he was INELIGIBLE with but one Dissenting
voice, and Of course would permit his resignation.
The anti Bolts Convention, which met in Richmond.
On Friday last nominated CHARLES CARTER
LEE, Esq d lis candidate for Congress. Mr. Lee
was until lately resident OF Hardy and represented
that county in the Legislature
o. The resolution Of the Legislature 10 ADJOURN On
Friday last was rescinded, and resolution adopted by
both Houses 10 adjourn this day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
OBITUARY..

Died, on the oh Of February last, the residence Of
her son, John L. Tyler in The county Of Amherst. in
the 8Glh year Of her age. Mrs. ELIZABETH TY,
LER- cousor Of the late John l.. Tyler one Of The SUI
ders Of the revolutionary she had been fr nuns
Der If years, consistent member The Baptist Church,
and 50 continued uht her demise
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
BOOK, Periodical and " etCspaper
ED II u n "

II ANING fitted up portion Of the room, occupied by the
Post Office, On the Of Bell Ruckcr s Brooks tv
Goods Store) am in receipt Of assortment Of BOOKS,
PERIODICALS, .NEU'SP.lPERS AND STATION.
.fRl, winch would, least, be pleased exhibit all
desiring such articles. Below Will be found list Of po1-
on q tie Books Sc which have just vcd, VIZ:
IT and "a volumes " Macaueys History u England
i.lis and Speeches IF Henry CLAY , WIS
holln's Ancient History, : vols
Voyage round the World
Manstclls life If 1,.n S.,,.
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or FmatictSm.-A petition, signed BY several men
and women Of AAduve, presented the House Of
Representatives" Boston tile other day for the peacpa-
bic secession Of Massachusetts, from the American IN
lOn
(s5- At meeting Of tie Bard If Regents Oh Wed
nesday lat, NlcePresident FILLMORE (cr oticio Re-
gen) unanimously elected Chancellor If The Smith
sonan Institution, il the place Of Vice President Dali
IA, whose term hau expired. Lltchigen-
ccr
o. large number Of the officers Of the Navy yes
terday called pay their respects The Hon Mr. Pres
ton Secretary Of the Navy By whom they were subse-
quently presented 10 the President at the Executive
Mansion. The Interview highly gratifying to
all parties. and, as the company consisted Of mp
wards Of fifty individuals who were dressed in uni
FORM the ceremony Of presentation was quite interest
ing-B.
OF On Thursday afternoon Hon Mr.. Ewing. Secre-
tary Of the Home Department; the Hon. Mr. Meredith
Secretary Of the Treasury; and tie Hon Nh Preston
Secretary Of The Navy, all accompanied by party Of
citizens Of their several States, called upon the President
and rendered their congratuatlons-b.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
An act Increasing the Medical Staff Of the Army hav-
ing been passed the session Of Congress- we
have been requested to that Medical Board for the
examination Of candidates for the appointment Of Assis-
ant Surgeons will be convened in New York about The
first Of May ensuing, and will continue in session or
month or longer
Candidates, being between twenty one and twenty
eight years Of age, should make application to he Sece
tary Of var with proper testlmunl4s.-D.
Canal Erlension The voters Of Alexandra, BY a
majority OF 10 nave declared in favor Of extending the
Canal further into that town.
The United States ship Yorktown arrived in Madeira
December l9h twenty eight days from Boston-oficer.
and crew all well.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

The Baltimore American learns that Coll B Wal
bach, of The Fourth Regiment IT, s. Artillery has beer
promoted 70 the rank Of Brigadier General by Breye-
lhls compliment could have been better p.id than
to one who has devoted long life to the service ii his
country, and who, in every position which duty has
called him, has sustained The reputation Of gallant sol
der and true gentleman Colonel w entered the army
as Lieutenant Of Cavalry, January OH l7J7 and has
Consequently ben overhaul century il HE serUce.-
tie 5 twice breyetted during the Of 1872, a.
Major and Lieut.. Colonel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

o. We are much gratfcd to find that the House Of
Delegates has passed bill unanimously making provis-
ion to THE gradual redemption Of the debt Of the State
Ihis will tend enhance State credit and make it en-
easy matter 70 procure any money necessary to be rails
ca upon The faith Of the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
Mr.. GOGGIN'S APPOINTMENTS

W. are requested y state that the Hon William L
Gggn WIFI address the people Of biz District at The pla-
~ and times named below; ana further that Re invites
his Democratic petItor him and take part il
tha tiSrussf,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
RAIL ROAD DINNER.

The Dinner 70 ~ given BY The citizens Of Lynchburg,
in honor u The passage ofhe Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road bill, will take place to morrow, TUESDAY,
The 2Qh inst..) at the Union Hotel at g. O'Clock, P NJ
CotilIion Party will be given the next night, at the
same place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

m Walker late Secretary Of the Treasury. Is about
n establish Himself in Washington to practise lis proqs
SION 'lr Walber, Mr. Pol.'s nephew ana late private
Rotary. has also. observe ~ his advertisement in
the papers Of that city. opened law office in Washing
ton Judge 'Iason late Secretary Of the Navy. intends
to 'cslde in Richmond and practise tile law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
4 Copy-Trste.
GEO. WM, DABNEY, CPk.

The ton. George W. Crawford, the newly appointed
Secretary " War, has arrived in Washington ard untcr
Cd upon the duties Of his office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY 26
BfEF-s2 ~ u So IS, scale weight, nett, $55e
10 $50.
lIoGs-None in market.
So 10 81 as in quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
Negroes! Negroes

VIRGINIA. At I,uleshoden in the Clerks Office he
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery the
Town Of lynchburg, on the 9Th day Of March, 1919
CALVIN Tate, Alice Nlurrcl and Harriet Tate, PGs
against
Lucy Tate. Samuel Gsrand adm'or de bons Caleb
TAFT dec d, Griet Tate, his right adminsa-
tor Of Edmund w Tate decd, Claiborne Deson, Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas ioyle and Pauna his
wife, Charles W. Deison, Gustavus Dcison and Aug NJ
Dcison. Def'ts.
The defendants Grief B. Tate Claiborne Dcison Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas Hovle and Paulina his
wife, Charles W. Dcison, Gustavus Dcson and Augusta NJ
esnn not having entered their appearance and given
rity according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules this
Court and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
said defendants DO appear on the first day IL the next
term and answer the original and amended bill Of the Plain
t and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed in the town OF Iynchburg for
months ey and posted The front door the
house, in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
March S-w2m ID. ROBES, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
YNcHB U r MARKETS.
Lynchburg, March II. 1910.


TOBACCO .-In~ccted the past week 50 hhds:
43 hhd oII hds Lug and - hhds Leaf follows
= hhls at Il Sta, 81 $50 at 81 go 81 95-I
S2-l = l0-l ats2 l52 = 251 at - So at =
35-l at > 20 at2 So al = 55--1 at - g 10
~ AT $ 30l eS0l AZ $ 6U-l at s. Isl at s. 50
u It SIS at 81 ii AZ ei-40-1 at "a So at S5-3a
p lo-l at ; 2O-ats 40-lat s. Sol at Sc Demand
sogd prices a abre The receipt loose parcels con
ue -Arse, and order snerally soft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
FOR SALE OR HIRE

A Good Cook Washer and Ironer strong and healthy,
n with her daughter, likely girl A d years old
Sold for fault bargain may be had app cation to
March 15-t. GEO. BACBY
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WIN. Il. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.

Fow-s4 p. mani
ProrisaaS-- Boon. New 6 Z; Beef. 3 u / IL.
Corn Meal, Al = ) cents ''
Jjhsut-Red 81 cents White 929
Gratll.-Corn40 Ct Oats 30A 50 cents
Clorsr Sect A ID s..
Uhistey-SaIs at n 80 cents.
Beesrur-lS cnS.
Bltier-Very all. 10 10 l2a for 10. /.
BrHaaI-Apll4 nJne olfarinr Peach none Offering
BIr Iron Ss5lssurtrL ana $50 ~ when drawn 10
order.
Cotee-Rio cents; Laguira s. to 81 Java l2l
Mocha 20.
Country Lusls-Tow u aad Flax Is.
Cotton IoHr-Saes ii to Is cents.
Fedtders-30 . 50 cts.
EIur Seea-Stes 50 cents.
Fn4-Heuiny-. N. /, S. 80; SAai. Old 81 50
new 5 50.
Gitseng-25cents
Henp-N' AIS. We quote s. to 81. In demand.
Lulseed Cd-7O cents
Lmd-Gla.
,Uoiasscz->Vsst India s. to 40 cts per gallon; n.
O. 42t3 - cents
PLIster-Lnmp &C. to7.
.Sugps-New Orleans to cents: Porto Rico 7 to s
cents Clarified IL cents Loaf IL t. IL cents.
Sah.-t24
1ai0r-9 % u cents.
Tm'-S3,5J per Dbl
Itfoot-23 to = els. dull
- N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
correspondence Of the Baltinare Anertcuo.
EAtIU I'VE NOMlNATIONS-CO
IiONS

Washington, March a. IN
Judge Clayton. formerly a Representative In On
gress from Georgia has been nominated to ,hs sans,.
e day As Second Auditor Of the Treasury in The place
IF Nh McCalla
Col Bigger, Postmaster at Richmond, Va. and
Mt Sloanaker, as Navy Agent at PMladep hia were
both confirmed BY the Senate to-day We're also sever
al Brevets in the Army and Navy.
Among the nominations 10 The Senate u day hy
ne President have only learned the name Of Henry
Drown, ~ peaiS"- "f prhlic Lands at Green Bay in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
-
II x Il " % > :.

THE SUBSCRIBER
AS Just received supply Of those truly splendid
lnew scale solid frame Pianos Of j. Chickering's
ucture, Of Boston 1t hardly necessary say thing
their praise there many persons this place and
the rounding counties, who have had them in from to
10 past and they easily be consulted to their
touch and durahitv but lest might be thought
fashionable not to speak their praise Will merely say,
that they stand unvacd both in this country and in Eu
rope, Of their full round sweet Tone elasticity OF
touch, neatnes5 and durability Of workmanship Call and
them ID. X. L1MAN'S,
Jan 15-w3mifM Bank Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION,

BJslOn, Narcn II, 8 T. M
We have few returns Of tile State election in
New Hampshire. Mr.. Wilson, Wing, has certainly
been elected to Congress There have been sulfcons
returns yet received determine who has been elected
Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-19

Harrison's Inks Ink Stands, Perforated Papers Quilts
Steel Pens, States, Drawing Lead and Slate Pencils &C.
Will receive, DAYS, about 200 fine Miscellaneous
Books and will continue receive, until can add to nv
Stock nearly every article the line Of Books and Staton
ry.
receive regularly, great variety Of Newspapers which
can be obtained BY the single copy month year.
have made arrangements to receives every week. pack
by Adams Co.'S Express and will take great pleas
ordering Book, published Europe or this cou-
try, at the shortest notice. JOHN r WRIGHr
March lifts
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
Ai;StjRD CALCULATIONS.

Every now aud then, aud at pretty regular
Intervals, we come, in the newspaper, upon an
elaborate table, stating and making known to
us the immense sum we might realize by tore.
uuinn cirars and tobacco, or mint JuePs, or
theatres ur something else in the small rApcn.
diture line, in other words, wu are told 1t we
should lay by sixpcnce day and put it out at
interest lnr forty years, We might come INTO
possrsSiOu about that time We are sixty or
seventy years old ul some twenty or thirty thou.
sund dollars. This is certainly very aSIrra-
be prospect for rnIrrpri>inS Young men; but 1t
# has one or two little drlwbacks worth noIl
ciur. In the fist place, the liuie problem we
r,i;,r I'm rrouircs for successful solution that
IN, siypcnce aforesaid should be Invested at
communal interest. Now, we are not acqnaInt.
cd with amy bank; broker, or other corporation
or gentleman in the money business who has
made arrangements to lake sums OF that amount
ON Jrposit. If we could find slncHI"bbcr "i
an cAIraurdinary imagination, little hard up
for drink, we m;gii perhaps persuade a,m IL
accept a loan ol that size ; bui Low il is to be
effected in the ordinary rJuisc ofdealinS we are
no, sufficiently familiar with the market TO see
ust at lie present time. In the second lace,
the tables in question $50 accurately prrParcd)
gn upon The ingenious supposIIInn that man is
especially constructed for six. penny saving
machine, and that The qualifications This natu.
raj functions is Il foolish and Idle prrYrrsirn "t
the original design. To save s;arcnce Il day
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
From Eliza Cooks Journal.
DAMON DUST.

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sun - S'''"e'N's 's,'' rom 'l'e SKY nc Is OIL
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"'I"' NY" "'e '''''"''',' VI '"c' s'ea''
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r .e'.e' '''he,s %r,. IS a fl''' /" me cha'''
ol a.ec.'o"; anu a 'c''er uh''thc'! de'ayed Is
do ,u'' ~ ~, '''o S,','c'' -,
'u y" "'''c', nc ca''''"' sPcna VIII MAKE
l' '''"'' .'e"' - A'''"'enec "hlch nc caHnot
Fly VIII make nd man ":sc'
The goodIy o1IsIde Is excellent when not
falsely assume :; but the worst natura lace
that natures Jnurneymcn ever Ielt unfinished
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
Bspare of Counterfsus and Base limitations.
HTne Rail Road BLACKSMITH "a

Most respectfully returns his best respects 10
his friends and customers fr past favors, and begs
their continuation for the present year, he requests
those who have 20 literally patronzed him to cal
and settle their past years accounts, as he is poor
and wishes to pay his accounts so as to prevent
his losing time in loa6ng about the streets to COL
Iect his accounts, for unless he pays he cannot
pect to get credit, which is the only capital he has
10 carry on his business upon. His customers may
expect to find him, ever, at his post, to wait on
tlein Work of all kind is to be found at his shop,
such as PIoughs Of all sorts-that is, good ones
together with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-
pared to do ali sorts Of Blacksmithng, including
carriages, wagons, mill work, cranks, &c-and
rail road work, especially the repairing Of Engines
&c. &c, J,uary &
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
Camp Meeting,

There will be camp meeting held at Pine
Tree Church, on the stage road leading from Cam
der to Cheraw, IA miles from the former place,
in connection with the meeting Of Harmony p. es-
by,ery, on the Thursday preceding The 2nd Sab.
bath in October, at II o'clock NJ. To this ueet-
ing the public generally are invited. 1t is sincere.
Iy hoped, that the members of the neghboring
Presbyterian Churches will not only come, but
tribute what what they can, and in whatever way
they find il convenient in aiding to accommodate
the crowds from distance that are expectad. a
large concourse is expectta, and must be provided
for. voice now sounds out, and it is hoped WI.
be heard by every Presbyterian "Cume over into
Mac aonja and help u.s."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10

on olle parlor into the entry, then applied the
toe ofhis boot to inc in a manner that sent me
ut of the front door. thought had never
encountered fellow so powerful in the legs.
lie did not follow inc nut--f he had, hang me
if don't think he would have met with some.
'Iiag that would probably have induced him 10
review the operatian. Mary smilingl y passed
on! my bat, aud advised me TO run right home.
The advice considered particularly good, and
availed myself of it Immediately. Bnt the way
pitched the rocks into Levi Smiths chicken
coop, as passed his fathers house wasn't lazy
ha
Well the very next Sunday, the town clerk,
alter the forenoon service was over, ro-e up in
The gallery behind the pulpit and read from
slip Of PAPER, "the proposed marriage of Levi
Smith TO Mary llainos.
About month after, danced at their we'd
ding. have ever since, coIntorcd myself with
the reflection. that if did not succeed in cut.
ting him out, stirred him up to his duty. Mary
will never forget it. She named her first boy
after mc--a smart little fellow about seven
years old now. \ darling wife, treasure of
wife. is Mary ITaines that was-but Levi Smith
will never forgive me for hurryng up his cakes
nf nlatrimony.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
draws them from their fountains in clemcn-

draws them from their fountains in clemcn-
tai purity and gives us to drink.
To tho poor men poverty greater than his
own never appeals in vain.
A wise man makes more opportunities
than he finds.
We do not find rcarl in every shell.
How much he knew of the human heart
who first called Go our Father.
Experience is torch lighted in tho ashes
of our lusions.
They who weep over errors were moi
formed for crimes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
BOR.

Labor is health! L.! the usbandman rcapiug,
How through his veins goes ll'e life current leap
Ing!
How his strong arm, in its stalwar pride sweep
ing,
True as sunbeam tho swift sickle guides!
Labor is wealth! In the soa the peal glowch,
Rich the queens robe from the fra cocoon flow.
eth,
From the small acorn the broad forest blowelh,
Temple and statue tho marble block hides.
Droop not. though shame, sin, and anguish, arc
round thee.
Bravcly fling off the cold chain that hath bound
thee.
Look TO yon pure Heaven smiling beyond thee,
Rest not content in thy darkness, clcd!
Work for some good be it ever SO slowly
Cherish some flower, be il ever so lowy;
Labor, all labor, is noble and holy
Let thy good deeds be thy prayer TO thy God!
ORIuLE.