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IN EQUITY-KERSHAW.

The Exr'x aud Exors. Ben Halle. ct al. va. Ben
iamin Halle, ct al.-Bil for Division, Partition,
&c.
IN obedience to the orders of the Court IN this
/ cause, made al June Term last. will offer at
Public Sale, before the court house in Camden on
Monday the 9th day of January ensuing, all those
several Plantations or Tracts of Land lying on
Lynches creek, being all The Lands of the late
Capt. Benz. Halle, lying in that neighborhood, ex-
cepting the Gold illne and Privileges.
These lands comprise some eight or ten thou
sand acres, and will be sud in separate tracts, 10
accommodate purchasers.
The surveys are now heing made, and the plats,
when completed, may be seen at the office OF J.
NJ. DeSaussure, Esq.
Terms-A credit of one, two and three years.
with interest from the day of sale. Purchasers to
give bond with good suretes, and mortgage OF
the premises purchased
w. NJ. SHANNON,c c, E.K.D.
Dec.3 ST Is
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MIR. 2. J. DEtIAY-Dear Sir feel it a duty
lI which owe to society at large, and those
who suffer wi Dyspepsia in particular, to add my
testimony to the virtue of Aliens Compound, not
for the sake of seeing my name in print, bu! for
Truths sake. Iprocured bottle Of you last June.
which relieved me so much that was induced 10
try a second, which completed what the first began
my appetite, which before was Unsuitable, be-
came natural and regular, and now enjoy better
health than had done for three years previous to
using that invaluable edlcine. You are perfectly
at liberty to make whatever use of this you please
Respectfully yours, q. MARSHALL.
Chesterfield, y. G., Dec. 10, 1850. 90
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Land for Sale.

nN the first Monday in January next, will cell
" before the Court House in Camden. tract
Of Land belonging 10 ihe children Of the late John
Riddle, being his place Of residence, containing
Two Hundred and Forty acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands of Dr. Milling. Mrs. Nettles, the
B. ewers, Thompson and Trantham.
Terms Of aLe-One and two years, on bond
secured by personal security, with interest from
j. w. CANTEf, Trustee.
Dec. IL, 1850. so
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Hotel for Sale or to Rent.

TNHAT we'll known stand on the corner of Broad
l. and DeKalb Streets at present occupied by
Mr.. Boone, and known as the Temperance Hotel
The stand is surpassed by none in the place, be-
ing in the centre ofthe business part of the town
and convenient to the Railroad Depot 1t will be
sold or rented with the furniture attached to it,
Possession given on the l>t of February next, or
sooner if desired. For particulars or terms apply
to the subscriber. VIM. McKAIN.
Camden, Dec Sd, 1850. 96
t4y" The Sumter Banner and Hornets Nest
will please copy the above until the lst ofJan. and
send bills to this Office
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Head Quarters,

LUMBIA, IeC. II, 1871
GENERAL ORDER, No. 2.
ID G. McCaw, Wm a. Ovens E. Alexander Jr-
IL E. B. Means. F. w. Heriot, J. d. A. hmorc.
K. F. Reynolds, Thomas Hanckle, L. A. Beckham,
Edward Johnson, R BarnwelI Rhe;,, Jr W. H.
Campbell, and p. L. Calhoun, Esqures. having
been appointed Aids-de. Camps to His ExceIIency
the Governor, with the rank of Lieutenant. Colonel,
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of the Commander.in- Chief,
w. CANTEY Adjt and lnsp'r Gen'rl.
Dec. 20 $3.50 W4t loo
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Office.
Estate Sale.

DY permission of J. r. Joy, Esq. Ordinary for
ID kcrshaw District, will he offered at Public
Sale, at The coult house in Camden, on Monda q,
the 18th day OF January rext, fifty or sixty likely
Slaves, mostly grown Negroes. Also one hun.
dred acres of Land on lhe Liberty Hill road abuut
fourteen miles from Camden, adjoining Lands Of
John Brown and others.
And on Tuesday, the l4'h Of January at the
Stockton Place, six miles below Camden, all the
Stock said Plantation, consisting OF Horses,
Mules, Cattle ard Hogs, Also, the crop Of Germ,
Fodder. Peas &c, together with The Plantation
Implements, and sett of Blacksmith's Tools. be-
longing 10 the Residuary Estate of Joseph Cum
ningham, decd.
Terms will be made known at The time of sale.
Z. ]. SHANNON,
JOHN BROWN,
Dee BID Ex'ors.
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south CaroIima--.kersIlaw District.

EY John R. Jor. ESQUIRE ORDINARY
NTHEREAS GEO. Il. MILLER, applied TO me for
w Letters Of Administration DebonR nun on all and
singular the Goods and Chaltles, Rights and Credits Of
DAVID MILLER late of the District aforesaid, decreased:
These are therefore to cite and admunsh all and sinci
lar. the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased To he
and appear before next Ordinar's Cont for the
said District, to he holden Camden Court House the
30h day of Dec. inst. 10 show ii any, why the said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my luid and seal this 18th day Of Dec. in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hnndrd and
fifty and in the evemy-ih year of American ndepend.
encc. JOHN. X. JOY, o. X. pt
Dec 13. 1850. 81 At
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Valuable Property for Sale.
In Equity..-Lancaster District.

George w. Gill, ct. al. VS.. VIM. E. Gill, ct al Par
ttion Real Estate Mrs. Mary Gill.
DG virtue of the decree Of the Court in above
ID case, will sell at Lancaster G. H. on the lst
Monday the 9th day of January, 1851, the follow
ing property, belonging to the Estate of Mrs Ma
ry Gill, decd, viz: that valuable public House in
the village Of Lancaster, known as the "Clobe Ho-
tel" and store house adjoining, fronting the Court
House, bounded north by lots of Minor Clinton,
esq, east by White street, and south by Dunlap
street. for this year occupied as public house by
Col. Price at rent OF $500 per annrn
Also, one square of lots in rear of the Hotel,
bounded west by White street, south by Dunlap
street, cast by market street, and north by meet
ing street.
Also about l25 acres Of wood land about two
miles east of the village, bounded by Iards of w.
Nlckenna, ]. II. Witllerspcoll, Anna Mellow, Har-
pers aud others.
Terms-A credit Of and . years with interest
from day ofsaie, purchaser to give bond with two
good securities and mortgage ofthe premises.
AiSo-At the same time will sell Jack, stout
young fellow, and Molly young negro woman
with her two first children. 10 effect partilion-
Terms for the negroes, credit of IL months, pur-
chaser to give bond with two good securities with
interest from the day of sale.
JAS II. WITlIERSPOON,c T. T. Id
Com. c.ice, Nov. IL, 1850. $40 90
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For Sale.

4 TRACT OF Land lying IA mics east of Lam
IN caster court house. on both sides of Little
Lyn, hes creek, adjoining Lands of VIM. Conner,
decd, Jefferson Horton, " ashing'on Ellis and
William Roberts. The above tract contains about
1900 Acres-ahout 500 of which are cut
down. and the most CT it in good state OF cult
valon. On The place will be found good Gin
House and Screw, together with the necessary
Improvements. Also, good scat, both for saw
and grist mill. The soil is well adapted 10 the
growth of cotton and grain
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to
call and examine Tor themselves
WIN. IT, CASTON
Pleasant Hill. Nov 23 90 lit
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Negroes for Sale.

DY Order OF James H. Witherspoon, Ordinary
ID for Lancaster District, will be sold on the Cd
January, 1851 at the late residence of Mrs. Jemi.
ma Ingram, deceased, seven likely Negroes, be.
longing to the Estate ofsaid deceased.
Terms on day ofsale. F.P. INGRAM, Adm.
Dec. 10, 1850. 8 90
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House and Lot for Sale.
In Equity-..Lancaster District.
Dec. l9, 1850.

Mrs. Margaret |. Stewart, VS.. John H. Stewart
Partition estate of Robt. o. P. Stewart, ESQ
DY virtue of the decree of the Court of Equity,
I'D in above case, will cell at Lancaslerville on
Wednesday the 18th January, 1854. the dwelling
house and lot belonging to the estate Of Robert O.
p Stewart esq, decd in the village of Lancaster
bounded north bv Carkes lot east b, white street,
south by lot of DR.. R. r. Jones, and west by Main
street. The House and Lot is in excellent repair
and condition.
Also, Tract Of Woodland, lying one mile north
of the village, containing 100 acres more or less,
adjoining lands of A. Gamble, Allen Cousar Jane
Barr and others Terms credit of l and year,
purchasers giving bonds with good security, with
interest from day of sale, payable ann ually, and
mortgage-except as much cash from the sale OF
the House and Lot as will pay cns!s.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, c. Ell D.
Dec. IA, 1850. 3 100
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UAg2E%SJAE@e


TsNHE subscribers have now completed, and offer
4 far sale, one Of The most extensive and hest
selected stocks of HARDWARE ever brought to
this market, embracing every article which, from a
long experience, they have found was wanted here,
and also such new inventions az they think
would be likely 10 be wanted. Ia almost all
instances, the, have " bought direct from hs Eng.
Hsh and American manufacturers,-El and can con-
srouenly sell as inw as Goods of the same quali-
t. can be lad elsewhere. As ;hay cannot, through
the medium of an advertisement, give any idea Of
the extent and varIe'y OF their stock, they would
solicit call, when purchasers can Judge for them
selves.
When the Hardware for building, or whole
sells OF Tools are wanted, liberal discount will
be made.
MCDONALD s. COOPER.
Dec. II. 90 II
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Negroes for Sale.

DY order of the Ordinary will be sold on the 18th
I'D January, 1851. at Lancastervill". seven Like
ly Negroes, as the estate OF Robert o. p Stewart,
esq decd, among the number s a superior cook,
an excellent young fellow, mulatlo boy and two
young girls. Terms on day of sale.
MARGARET L STEWART, Adm'x.
Dec. ID, 1850 100
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ILLUMINATING
Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid,
LAMPS, Wicks SC.

THE subscriber has just received from Balti.
l. more. an elegant assortment Of Glass and We.
talc Spirit Gas Lamps, WickS &c. In few day,
he will also have supply Of the Burning Fluid
to all of which he invites the attention Of those in
want, and his friends generally.
H. J. DELAY.
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BY JOHN X. JOY. ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, SAMUEL BASKIN, applied to me
w for Letters of Administration, on all and singu-
JOHN BASKIN, Senr, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, to cite and admonish all and singular, the
kindred and creditors Of The said deceased be and ap
District be holden at kersaw Court House The 9th
day Of Dec. ns show cause if any, why said admins
tralion should not be granted
tyen under my land and seal, this ll,h Dec. in the
year Of our Lord thousand rg, hundred and fifty and
in the seventy fifth year Of American Independence.
JOHN II. JOY, o. X. d.
Dec. l3, 1850. SO At.
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TUST Observation-Disclosures Extract,
q Of Vanilla, Lemon, Damask Rose, Peach
Nutmeg and Ginger. Also, Rose and Orange
Flower Water for favoring.
Nov. 4. f. w. BONNEY
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A Kepeer of the Poor House
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

HE have on hand the largest and best assort-
w ment of FANCY GOODS ever offered to the
public, consistngin part Of
1000 German, French and American
V0V@s
among which are some large and handsome pie
ces. China Toys and Ornaments, Fire Crackers,
Sky Rockets, Wheel Rockets, Roman Candies,
Flower Pots, Spit Devels, &C.. with an assort-
ment of French and American Confectionery.
Also-A new article of DOLL HEAD, with cor-
rect features and real beauty of expression, and
for durability, surprising any thing ever before
offered.
Also,-A large variety Of beautiful WAX
DOLLS, with moving eyes, For sale by
Dec. II. F. [. ZEMP.
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ANIMALS FOR 1851,

The IRIS, splendidly illuminated Annual
Leaflets Of Memory; Gems of Beauty
Remember me; Gift of Friendship
Friendships Offering; The Amaranth
Buds and Blossoms; Cabinet of modern Art
Keepsake of Friendship. A, YOUNG.
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Negroes and other Property
FOR SALE.


Middleton q CASTOR et al. VS.. Susannah CASTOR
and others-BIll for Partition.
DY virtue of the Decree Of the Court Of Equity
I'D in above case, will sell on the 9th OF anua-
ry, lS5i, at the Plantation of the Estate OF Sanu-
eI CASTOR, on Little Lyncles creek about 30 head
of Cattle. Is or IA Horses and Mules, about 80
head of Hogs, 9 Road Wagons, Plantation and
Smiths Tools, quantity of Corn and Fodder and
other articles Of property. Also the following Me-
GROES-Jnhn, Peter, Alex. Martha Jane. Saw
ney. and Ben, all young ard likely.
Terms-AIl sums under five dollars, cash; all
sums over. credit until 1St January. 1852, pnr-
chascrs giving notes, with good security, with in
terest from the day of sale
TrThe creditors Of Samuel CASTOR. decd are
notified TO present their demands on or before the
first dav OF January, 1851.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, C. E. ID.
Comm'rs. Office, Dec l3, 1850. [$7l
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J NJ Hunter, Barnett, Mrs. E Cheston, w
Ardry, NJ. Mead & R, B Sanders, H, G W
Dargau, H Lee, J & E B Stowe, Springs, V
c Barringer G Robinson.
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saw Mill Irons.

HROUGllT Cranks, cast GudyeonS, Segments,
" Rag Whecis and Ways, wrought P,mans
(wiIh brass boxes) Stirrups, Dogs, Feed Hands.
Guld Rods Also, wide and narrow Mill Saws
and six feet cross-cut Saws; SAW GUMMERS,
Files, &c.
MCDONALD. & COOPER
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EILBERTS, BRAZIL, Pecan and Eng. Walnuts;
Il Almonds, Rasins Currants and Figs.
Warranted fresh at MOORE'S.
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A FRESH supply ofJellies, Jams and Preserves
II Catsup' spickles and Sauces, just received at
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Notice.
THIS is to forewarn all persons from trading
l. with my wife Mary, as she has left my bed
and board without. cause, and will not pay any
debt she may contract. his
ISOM G.. * TURNER.
mark.
Dec. l9, 1850. pdS5 100
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Flour. Flour,

Bbs. Baltimore Flour
Extra Family do
Bags Buckwheat do warranted.
A variety of Crackers.
Dec l3 ROBT. LATTA.
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ROBT. LATTA.
Bacon Hams and Picked Beef.

Hhds fine bright w. Sides; choice Hams
Fulton market Picked Beef MackareI No. ].
Dec. l3 ROBT. LATTA.
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Head Quarters.

COLUMBIA, Dec. II, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER, No. l.
W s. LyIes, Maxcv Gregg, James NJ. Nelson,
w Robert Norman. Thomas p. Butler, r. n.
Gourdin, Samuel MCGOWAN, william II. Evans,
l.. NJ. Kci:t, and R. S: Bedon. Esquires. having
been appointed Aids.de. Camp to His Excellency,
The Governor with the rank of Lieutenant-C Coo
mel, will be obeved and respected accordingly.
BY order of the Commander in Chief,
J.W CANTEY. Adj'i and Inspr Gen'r]
Dee. ~. 1850. w4i 100
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u A I E,S.

100 KEGS superior Cut Nails, for sale low
lUU for cash, by S. Z. CAFERS.
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BuSt Received.

\ NEW supply of Hollis Superior Hulled Buck
n wheat in Bags and Boxes Irish Potatoes.
Picked Beef &C., Bacon Lard and Meal at
MOORE'S.
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-=4=aHrz
Light, Light.

Light, Light.
DURNING F'uld with splendid assortment of
ID Lamps, feeders, wicks, &c.
Also-Su~ erior winter strained Lard and Sperm
Oil, Solar Oil, &c. &cr just received and for sale
low at McKAIN'S Drug Store.
Dec. l3. 93
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Paints, Oils, &c. &c.
C UPERIOR English Llnseed Oil. White Lead,
- Spts. Turpcnlne, &c. &c, large invoice
just received and for sale low at
Dec. l3. McKAlN'S Drug Store.
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BARGAINS!

IHE subscribers intending to close their busi-
Il ness in Camden, offer the renal, der of their
stock at cost. The public are invited to call, be-
fore purchasing. T.BONNELL g. Co.
Dec l3, 1880 go IF
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Camden Bridge Company.
TINE Annual Meeting of the stockholders of this
L Company will be held at the Bank Of Camden
on Monday the 30th inst. at O'Clock. p. m. The
punctual attendance OF stoc kholders is desired.
J, G WEST. Sec'y.
Camden, Dec 20. 3'100
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In Congress the Committee on Military At
fairs reported bill to refund to South Carroll.
ma the advances made on account of the Flori-
da war. And also bill to establish Wes-
tern Armory. The death of MIR. Harmanson,
late a Representative from Louisiana, was
; then announced, and both Houses adjourned.
President Fillmore, with his Cabinet, and
Mr.. Clay, Gen. Scott, and 5000 others were wei
present at Jenny Lind's concert last night. The
receipts amounted to $4,000.
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Adamantine Candles.
4 SPLENDID supply of the above in 80 &. 40
N Lib. Boxes at MOORE'S.
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A LOT OF Fine Bacon sides-superior Lard
"A old and new Corn-northern Potatoes for
planting-aium, salt, cheese, new rice, &C., just
received by Wv. BONNEY.
Dec. 10. 81
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Nails.
4 FEW Kegs of Nails assorted sizes which will
II be sold cheap to clear out lot al MOORES.
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Dee 3.-td
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-05-25
Poetry Of the Bible.

We wonder not at the simple faith of the
old Pagan Paatheists, who saw their god in
the glorious sun, heard him in the winds whis-
pering through the forest groves, and felt him
in the silent beauty of earth. and sky. To
this the Greeks added the classical mythology
which sprang from the cultivated brain of that
highly civilized people; and the Hebrews,
whose religious ideas were far in advance of
the Greeks and all other ancient nations, add
ed the sublime conception OF God himself, as
the active ruler and governor of nature, riding
upon the wings ofthe wind. shaking the earth
and making the pillars thereof trsmble, quiet
ing it by the south wind, and making the
morning stars sing together for joy, wrapping
himself about with thick darkness, and employ
ing the lightnings and the thunders as the
ministers of his judgment. Thus, in all the
aspect of nature did the Hebrew recognize his
God; and alike in the sunshine, the rain, the
fire and the tempest did he hear "the voice d
the Lord" Hence the sublime grandeur of
the inspired Israelitish poets stands out with
startling brightness from the material Panthe-
ism of remote times and their great thoughts
have descended through the circling ages of
the world, to beacon the way of life and truth
to all men. Eliza Cooks Journal
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-05-25
Spring.


The bursting buds look up.
To greet the sunlight while it fingers yet
On the warm hiIl-side,-and the violet
Opens its azure cup
Meekly, the countless wild flowers wake to fling
Their earliest incense on the gales of spring.
Continual songs arise
From universal nature-birds and streams
Mingle their voices, and the glad earth seems
A second Paradise!
Thrice blessed spring!-thou dearest gifts d.
vinei
Sunshine. and song, and fragrance-all are
thine.
Nor unto earth alone
Thou hast a blessing for the human heart.
Balm for its wounds and healing for its smart,
Telling of Winter flown,
And bringing hope upon thy rainbow wing,
Type of eternal life-thrice blessed Spring
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-05-25
Socrates.

Socrates was in truth, not very fond Of SUBJ
tie and refined speculations; and upon the In
tellectual part of our nature, little or nothing
OF his opinions is recorded. five may infer
anything from the clearness and simplicity OF
his opinions on moral subjects. and from the
bent which his genius had received for the use
ful and practical, he would certainly have laid
a strong foundation for rational metaphysics.
The slight sketch have given of his moral
doctrines which every person of education
has been accustomed to hear from his child.
hood, but two thousand years ago they were
great discoveries; two thousand years since.
common sense was not invented. IfOrpheus.
or Linus, OF any ofthose nelodious moralists,
sung in bad verses such advice as agrandmam-
ma would now give to child six years old,
he was thought to be inspired by the Gods,
and statues and altars were erected to his me-
mory. In Hcslod there is grave exhortation
to mankind to wash their faces: and ] have
discovered very strong analogy between the
precepts Of P 5tagoras and Mrs. Trimmer both
think that son ought TO obey his father. and
both are clear that good man is better than
a bad one Therefore, tomeasure Alright this
extraordinary man, we must remember the
period al which he lived; that he was the FIRST
who called the attention of mankind from the
pernicious subtleties which engaged and per-
picked their wandering understandings to the
practical rules of life; be was the great faith.
er and inventor of common. sense, as Ceres
was of the plough, and Bacchus of intoxication.
First he taught his contemporaries that they
did not know what they pretended to know
then he told them what they knew. nothing
then he told them what theysought to know
Lastly to sum the praise Socrates remember
that two thousand years ago. while men were
worshipping the stones on which they trod,
and the insects which crawled beneath their
feet: two thousand years ago. with the bowl
of poisonsin bis hand, Socrates said, Il am per-
snaded that my death which is now just com
ing, viii conduct me into the presence Of the
gods who are the most righteous governors,
and into society Of just and good men and l
derive confidence from the hope that some
thing of the man remains afser death, and the
condition OF good men will then be much bet
ter than that Of the bad" Soon after this he
covered himself up with his cloak and expired.