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.SrDflCe,
Fjffy Dollars Hs ward.

Fifty Dollars R ward. &.
DANAWAY. from the Subscriber some time
III in December last. negro man BY me
name of LUKE, about thirty years Of age, hye
feot ten or eleven inches high, dark complexion =
and rather pleasing countenance l. purchased q.
him of Allen S.Dozier, of this District, near the
saluda River, where he is well known, and most
likely lurking in that neighborhood.
will pay Fifty Dollars for his delivery to me
in Hamburg, OF. Thirty Dollars for his delivery
to any Jail in the State. -, ,,,,,v =
uannburc. Marclr4, 1851 If -am Z
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JOHN HUIET, CHARM.

April II ct l3
0J The Temperance Advocate and Augusta
Republic will publish the above weekly, until the
18th June. and forward their accounts to this
Office for payment
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no Contractors & Builders.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the
- Commissioners of Public Buildings of Edge
field District for the building Of NEW JAIL,
until the 18th June next The Plan and Speci-
fications of the work can be seen at the Sherif's
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CHARLESTON. April 9

Twelve hundred bales Of Cotton were sold
to-day, at from 81 to IL. The markets. steady
at Saturdays decline.
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Land for Sale!

FHyHE Subscriber offers for sale that excellent
III tract of land whereon he now resides, sit
uated in this District, or the Martintown and
Key Roads, twenty miles from Hamburg, and
eleven from Edgefeld Court House-contaning
FIVE hundred and sixty (560) acres.
Said lands are in healthy locality, well water
ed with excellent springs Of water. Attached
to the premises are good Gin-House and Screw,
with all other improvements, necessary for farm
ing purposes. G"
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Notice..

A IL those having demands against the estate
~ of Allen B. Addison, deceased, are requcs-
ted to present them properly attested and those
indebted to make payment. 5.a'
G. A. ADDISON, (rx,r. ~
1a E. j. MINIS. hSrs' 80
:, July "a 1850 u If 81
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Cop0rtnershfp " office. :.

sf.H
THE Undersigned having purchased the in
il terest of JOHN X. I1oRA, in the =.
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS -
would respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that they have associated them
selves in the Clothing Business, in Hamburg,
under, the name of SALE & Brown, and will
continue to occupy the old stand Of HoRA &
NEwBY. so long and fnvorably known to all per
sons visiting this place. @i's'. <i.'Y2 z57s'' !
They would also inform the public that an. en-
tire new Stock of
s7li sREADY MADE CLOTHING
is now being received, consisting of every variety
of articles for Spring and Summer trade, to
gether with superior; Stock ofssI..a 9..a,5
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, BUGGY AND HAND
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.
Call and examine, for every effort on our part
will be exerted to, sustain the former reputation
- l,-.k ~, w. W, SALE, <,.,:,i. !;
- ''''f o. -,'.' = GEO. F. BROWN. !,
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New Commission House

. HAMBURG S. c..
rEyHE Undersigned having been engaged in
I GENERAL COMMISSION and FAC
FORAGE BUSINESS for the last tjtcenyears,
in this place, takes pleasure in informing his old
customers and the public generally that he has
opened House to transact said business in all
its various branches. -
From the long experience he has had in this
business, enables him to say injcpnfdence, that
he will do as Uell for those who patronise him rs
any other House in the United 'Siates or Cali
tornia, and that no effort shall be left untred, on
his part. to do BETTER. n..-4....... ~
( Consignmcnts of COTTON and all other spe-
ciesi of produce, as well as MERCHANDISE
for the Country will have his indiUidual and per
sonal attention, for Which, he hopes, bis labor
may be beneficial both to his constituents c9f and
himself. .....s-,..-r,.
,s.,, ,o.i A. n n, BENSON; !,
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April II, 1851 4 ii ate 1s

-. = 80 .,s as'goq Bill for. Partitn.
E. Fl. Norris and others. e f.t'a .ai..'aq"s
TT appearing to my satisfaction that VIM.
i B. Norris, Sally Sawyer, Alexander Nor
ris, Luther Norris md Nathan ]. Norris, De-
PENDANTS, reside beyond, the limits of this
State On motion of Mr., GRIFFIN, Solicitor,
Ordered, that the said Defendants, as also,
any child or children of the said Nathan, J.
Norris, not named, aboyesado appear and
plead, answer or demur to this Bill, within
three months from the publication of This
Order, or that the said Bill be taken pro con-
fesso against them. "a $500 % .9t!.z:=e.b Il
IS. S. ToMPKINs, C. E. E.D.3G
5Comm'rs Office, April l6, 1851.
April II ''>, sm - l3
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VGSsEsS
BHCad.@uarlerS

Headquarters.
CoLEmAN's X ROADS, March l3, 1852.
ORDER, NO r X.
THNHE UPPER BATTALION of the 10th
u Regiment, S. C. NJ, will appear at Towlcs',
on Saturday, the Sd Of May, for Drill and Review.
The Lower Battalion, will appear at Mt. Will
ling, on Saturday the 10th Of May, for Drill
and Review.
The Commissioned and non- Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous at the
place of rcndezo ous of their respective Battalions,
for Drill and instruction.
BY order Of NJ. W. CLARY.
COL 10Th Reg'nt S. C. NJ.
March 20 e..,.s.T-.g St ,. Q
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NICHOLAS MERIWETHER
Notice..

Notice.
A LII those indebted to the Estate of Abiah
IN Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
payment, and those having demands;to present
them, properly attested
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, Is
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Executive office.
I'D Y HIS ExCELLENCY
LID Governor and Comms.:

CHARLESTON, j, .
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April i, ISL. g.

j Barrels CfG> IT ] .e '.siiS.!'.' Il ':ilS.ii
T.oai Saga, daui:ie rf'-:si
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Fayal.
(COVTINirD
l( II tEOI)

\ person on board slip, riding 4, an
chof in 'lc bay f layal, opposite the
town Of lIor;a, in yiewin: the shore aud
town, would enjoy an extensive pros
pect Of Atlantic scenery. Immcdiatc-
IS n the waters edge stand, the city Of
IIorta. aud from the uuiinrm wAiicness
of the Houses. presents at a distance q
scenc Of great beauty. The buildings
rise above each other with great lcgu-
larily, and the towers Of the churcllr,
and converts, with their roofs covered
with red tile, presents a striking con-
tra,t with the neat dwelling, of the in
habitanis, and tie gigantic mountains
which surround them. Tho Land grad
uallv becomes more elevated h"youi
the town. au1 beautiful villa, are ,itra-
ted on some hj,h points, surrounded
with Orange, and Lemon Groves. Flow
crs and Eycrgrcens. A. the Nor,h
cnl Of the town. lor!orin. on The zen.
rises coniyal hiil, which j. covered with
n short specie. Of tenn aud on tie ,ile
near the sea /, i, occupied ~ a roohcry
by the common Wild PIGEON. Here
many of the inhabitants, and strangers
resort for the purpose Of Shooting them,
but boat, are always necessary a. The
base OF the hill on the s,a sid. is near
ly inaccessible during leavy gale, on
arcnun, OF the breakers. At the south
side OF tAi. ,emi-circlar bay. il a high
mountain, or a the inhabitants call It a
hill several hundred fee, above the ley
el Of tie sca On the summit of which
resides ono af the higher order or Nor
catoc.. a class which shall have occa-
sion 20 speak nt hereafter. Thi, hill
: on clo-c lnspcctiu,i, presents tie appear
/ ancc Of charrcd wood and ~ many yla-
ces ashes. and Lava are found in album
dance, and there il no doubt, II was pro-
/ duced by Volcanic erupilons and Is "'
itse!f bur mass OF lava. On ,hi' sum
NIT is ,eit Of telrgraphis signals TO
give notice 10 the Custom House. and
Consulate. Of the approach of Vrtse'..
Near the centre ui the sAorc - III.
landing or quay. hich !, built o. Stone
aud prot, c;ed by sea ~aIl. On youI
neAt. az you land stand. ,hc Fortress
aud with us heavy hasl!ons aud peep
iDs guns presents no very inviting pros
pee, 10 stranger a. a strange land. On
the lefi II the quay, tie wall Is placed
aOOu, 20 fee. irpa Ai.h @it' marx &,
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How few believe that each or the all
hons Il those atoms e h.ht
which the telescope can scarcely i, ,
ito! arc the ccu,,r Of planetary
Srs'cm~ that may equal, il no, sur.
pas. our own and how very tce lr
hcvc that the solid Ia,c,ncn, or the
globe rion Which they nightly slum
her, is an elastic crust, lmrli>oiine
fires and forces which have often
burst forth IN Tremendous c,crtv.
m are at thi, ,c,y instant ,tru.
dig t. '>caIc. INV lnrdin. their way
"a 'nIcaulc fires now htaNinS and
shaking the earth. now ulIai,ing
,slanls atd continents, and gather.
m- strength for that final outburst
which is to usher IN the new heavens
aud the new earth. "vlc'rin dwell
eth ii -htcouSncs Were these
great l'hy,ica! truths objects e faith
as we'll as deductions of reason, we
should lead a better lie ,lan We lo,
and make a quicker preparation loI
its close. British Ec,icw.
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ARTS AND ARTISTS.

A. our attention is Of late drawn 10
these and kindred subjects, it is well
,ha, each onc should Contribute some
thing to the common stock Of kno~i'
edge. eill.er that Nc should know more
or more accurately understand and have
clearer ideas Of What We do know
For We esm hardly be said to kn0'r,
what We co no, clearly understand
rnpose then TO throw together gene''
a and .uceinct aceoIu, 0i tcul piuIv
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A worthy deacon in Connecticut hir-
cd a iourneyman farmer. from Il neigh
boring town, Tor the sumE.cr and Undue
ii him-altAongh !c Was unaccu-tomed
to church gojug--to accou pany the
family 10 church on the first Sabbath Of
his stay Upon their return 10 the
dcacon's house. he asked hi, hired
man how he l.Aed tho preaching.
He SAID he didn't like 10 hear any
minister "preach polite
Il am very sure YOU heard 40 poll
tic, to-day laid the deacon
Il arn euro HAT did said the man,
Mention tie passage, saiI the
deacon.
al will, lie SAID. if the Federal
i-ts scarcely are saved, where vii. TIE
Democrat, appear -
All" laid the deacon, "you mis-
take Thcse were the word; Ii fhc
righteous arccly are saved, how viii
The ungoiiy and wicked appear :"
a." Oh, yes - said the man, 4" he might
have used those word-, bu, ! knew
da4aeI well what lac mean, :"
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&c, which aims al little else than n
, Compilation from such information "A. j.
afforded Us by the progress Of science
and art aud Will enable II. To- keep clear
from The high, sounding word. aud tech.
meal terms. with which ,hc.u subject.
are invested, at this day, bS false cr,li-
clsm. and which are applied wiihou,
discrimination, anl received without
knowledge.
Scripture l. a 01.d derived from the
Latin which ,isn'ie, io crrrr or graz,
and in lis most general scn-.. " i, the
ant Of initiating or prohdcin, tangible
'orm., hy the carving. nouldin. or cast
in. of solid materials" The eating
or carving of statues from marble or
from stone ha, long been the most prom e
inent vision Of this art. 1t i, seine
times called the pias'ir az, bat thi, j.,
more particularly applicable 10 dis
tinci branch Of the arr, which i. mould.
ing or modelling, as composition and de-
ign i in printing. To SCULPTURE i. his
tory much indebted in prc,crNi ing the
resemblance OF natural Objects "A. well
rs ideal forms the features of men
world renowned, as well a, the fanciful
creations Of mythology the pictured
descriptions Of the historian, a. well IL.
the conceptions Of the poet; making
vivid TO the eye, and holding there for
ever, what is otherwise family coucciv-
ed by the mind.
Statues, or representations Of persons
at full length, either nude or covered.
arc the most important productions Of
the art. I"sis, Representing only tie
head and shoulders, are next. Statues
are SAID 10 be re,iuced. when they ARE
ics, than the natural size hcyoic, when
they arc Slightly larger--and co}Iossul,
when they far exceed it-cquc>lrian.
when they represent the person on horse
back--pedesirian, when on foot. Re-
Hccos, a'e figures partially sculp;urcl,
as if PROTECTING from "A tablet or fat
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GREAT FmYsIcAL TRrTms.-llow
few men really believe that ,lst they
s9jourp On a wlirling globe, a. 'ha.
each day an1 year II BE j, measur.
ed by is revolutions, regulating the
labor and the repose Of every race Of
beings, How few believe that the
great luminary Of tie irtnameni,
whose restless activity they daily 1i..
ness, Is al i,1moyaLie star, control.
ling BY its sold mass, the primary
planet, wl,ch compose our system
al.l forming the snomon Of the great
dial which measures the Unread Of
HE, the tenure of empires. and the
srca. cles q ,ir v9giI. chang
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not, we respectfully suggest, bc we'll To
open Law School in the Ohio rcni.
tcn'inry. where the ira ic cf vct'i'nserr
can be taught to Hose fit pupil. of til,
AR, who now do the Stat. some service
bv cutting stone ior the new Stat, IIou.r
Pciiii"ge ing is now "a; a low rbb--only
followed 10y ,hose too lazy to work aud
too proud TO beg, and who seek ,o de
grade honca iohor 10 Mct, own k.r,l
Respectfully,
S'cncd 10y II printers Of Columbus.
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SJNGULAE pHuNoMENA Mrs Pr
ting,on say, that Just before the LIST
war with England, circumstances w~rr
seen round the moon nightly, shooting
stars preamhula,ed the earth. the desk
Of the sun was covered with black spot,
Of ink and comics swept the horizon
with their opcratic tails. Everybody
said il prohigatcd war, and sure enough
war did come. II, cosiiVcue>s was felt
throughout the land, but the bravery Of
General jackson cApia;rl the Ameri-
can ciriz,nS, and 'oreign lolainccr soon
became hy-WoId
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From, the G. NJ. Fncuan.
rnr SNOW - on TnS GRAVE,
LOVE.

Thc supv - ou ,hy Itnvr. love.
Bot the ice - un IN, heart,
" blossoms Oct thee wave hove.
Sipcr suumr, did d-rru
Th' summer at ~, yeAr. hove.
With thvr hath 'iowr sini
Ia my path no flower rppral,. L,c,
loa ~ IA! ny 40 sta.
lh'N shv -. wong :" N"'r lr..,
For thnsr who's. dave srr % yf.
t"t those " IL" ,locD thr slccp. i"v,.
That wakes 20 ll. nu fNnsc.
! MOURN a. Tor a Hover. h,",
That withcrS IA the blast.
y for n ,,r that dIsnpt.n.
W i,Du ,Lirs ufc cvrt,r.'
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ON MAIp.-A lady who has at.
tanned the age us twenty tour or FIVE
without having married fool,a knaye,
4 gambler, " . druukarl.
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w. \. Il.

Ii was a pertinent and forcib!a saying
Of the Emperor Napoleon, that "a
handsome woman plea-eS Tie eye. hut
II good woman pleases the heart The
one is a Jewel and the other treasure"
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MEMS CONVENTION.
1t>NL,tN ~ ARMS.

\ II, m,ndons Mas. Convention or
'hc nnlc sc> srn,iaii,. nui the maau-
ln", of lInnccum particularly, vas held
~ 'hai au,su, town. At ltlstiy Hall.
yesterday. From the report, received
w. hnrn that th, most fiery speeches
s,rr mnhr, aui that the uilnc., rScr.
mtut existed. Ia,li,s were excluded
from the grave deliberations. The
rtr,id'm al ,'u- eraud t,ly for ,h'
u2't' "t man nrr",iti'j committee. 80
c"''''d"r "nd ,er"tI upon the i"iloM't'.
subjects:
l.. The votnion OF Man ia the kuck
ca and Lauud y.
:. The po.''ion Of Man in the Nur-
'crN.
} The rights II Man 10 hi, own po-
htic'l opiniun.,
{. Curtain Lectures MI the mode
ui audience.
>. The wight I" occupy, seats III rail.
fonl car. and VmnIlusc,, a.ains, the
,uh-cqu'ni claim, ct women.
t.. IT,, ligh, to AK frirnl TO din
ucr wilhoui previous consultation.
= The cA,ln.iun OF women from
the rishl. Of ,ulcragc and c>'orlon
: Tie rcll TO smuk ia one. own
house.
:? Thr t.'t 10 speak ones own o.
rinion bofo'c strangers.
10. Mans exclusive rielt 10 pop
the question.
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liARsn>lsS.--A few drop, ~ Vine.
gar viii spoil vessel OF m,lh bat
doubl- the quantity of milk will not re-.
store II again. So it j. with harsh
words. a few Of them will sour the
disposition and make more mind, nm.
happy than a whole sermon will restore
to haIpincss again. Have you not
seen the ba. effects of harsh language
How many sunny dispositions la, it
destroyed . How many hearts ha, i,
caused to ache Not with pleasant
word. When a person has been pro-
v"kcd, YOU may speak kindly to him
for IN hour before vou can restore him
TO himself BE careful how You speak
Don't use harsh words if you can po-.i-
bly, help il. II you cannot gain your
object by kindness we are sure Won will
not by har>hncSs. ., that all would be
Kind and good. and no, harsh and cross.
We should see the effect, of goodne,,
all around us-in bright looks. and
cheerful hearts, and sunny dispositions.
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Gn!qllal A!isrrIIan}l
mi ~. TAYLOR tOLERIDGE
NJ aRrrt.
ARTICLE n

The object Of the writer ot these ar.
''elcs in giving them To the public. is To
correct an erroneous. bu, very prcvc-
Ian, idea conccrnin. the character AMI
moral tendency %. the writings Of :. T.
ColeriIcc Manv who have never read
his works have been led TO believe tina,
nothing but evil ran be the resul: of
their study. In my previous article, |
made numerous quotations FROM !I, wri-
iincs, believing ,ha, better estimate
might be made Of their general charac.
ter, from extracts, than from any iliny
could say. ] SHALL pursue the same
course ir hi. article. In turning over
the page, Of this volume, the first thing
that meets my eye, is "A poem which
DO not hesitate TO pronounce one of the
finest in the lancuae,
irlI,rn as ~ lNIhtr.
E'o 49,, cAid li.h, ~ surfu,, i,ir
Death c.mr with friendly rar,
Tive oP'"iH- trr 10 H'ort,. ,rsr,r,d,
ANp u.uL ~ r-,.>~'ta rEiLI.
In this Epitaph, consistins Of bu,
f"ur short lines, thore arc ,> many ideas
a. sme popular authors would give in
A' many pages. The simple beauty Of
Expression and the pnri'y Of sentiment,
embodied in this qHarajn. cannot fail to
make the Author Il i,yortc with all
lovers Of good poetry, Bat the volume
rs filed with passage, equally beautiful
and original.
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i.uHisTis lEA,I
Frll ui,--.lf. '.ha' ril -'Hnut
May plws,'c tHaC. .'r H't,
Halcl"u dsugtIrI oi the -a."'
Far un irafiul wing shr dies
From the poiup ot ssrP'"s-i sa'e,
From the frip-l, uu,sy hat",
J Il coiI g,i vale .lyo dwell,
L,,icuug g. the sabbath i.li-
SIN arouud her ,t-F, arr s-'G
Srr;iess iiouor's irrrkcr HH %.
Los. the sire oi pleasing i"7Is-
Sorrow smillH, ihfua-. ...s ''a'',
AuA corcirus ~ tho pct, employ
Meianry, bosom spring 81 10y
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Quincbau2, Conn. Jan. 7Ih, lo5l,
PRINTERS ,erSus LAWYERS.

Certain lawyer, in the Ohio I.egisla-
turc proposed that printing be taught in
the State Fenlicn;laty.
As an Offset 10 this proposition, tho
printers Of Columbus, drew up and
signed the following memorial, whicl,
was presented to the senate on he Il,h
inst, and referred 10 the Judiciary com
mitree
10 the HnoraUe tie Ecaeral .i.,embly
W he State Of Oh,o;
The undersigned. practical printers
now employed N til, city, have learned
ina. bill ha. been introduced INTO the
Senate 10 turn the Ohio Peni,ehtiar,
into Printing Office, and TO teach our
trade 10 c,nyicts. Against This We On.
teT OR rrnics'.
Lav, a.a profession, is honorable
81 -" WIN I-ei,iio.ging. We would
no, Willingly degrade the one. but would
Si,A ~ elevate The otAsr. Would j,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

INrOLLRANcE.-In the tim,. of the
Revolution in France in 1898. if any
one dared to express word ia favor of
the moderate and inohrn,ve king .oui.
NNI. he was sure to lose hi- head
Thousands were put to death for no
other crime. During the progre,, &c
the late war with Mcxico, if any one
veniured to express Il word against the
pr"prieiy Of the war, he was dcuouuc-
ed Il, an enemy to his country. And in
some parts among uS at he present
time, Ii one opposes slavery, however
sincere and piou, he may be. and how
ever peaccablc he may dcmean himself,
he is accused n if he WAS Il traitor to
the cherished institutions Of the land
Sometimes Il wa'chword j. sounded lln,
none IN any degree affected with .uch
notions ,hall have any places of trust.
In all these cases. those who have 80
proceeded with those who differed from
them, have proirsscd to be great friend,
Of liberty. But if this is liberty, pray
what would tyranny be 4: Jefferson
SAID, " Error of opinion may exist,
where reason is lcfl free 10 combat t."
We live however sometime fom the
days Of Jcticr,on.-Eyrter Nc,rs Letter.
CARRY 4 THING TuEor Gu-C Garry
u ,ling through. That's it, don't do
amy thing else. If you once fairly,
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Mrh of NV logr. sweat t;rnrN,'t.'
Ia beauty. hgit y"u rllc ulur.
! oar eye Is a. y. sioCut r5".
Aud s~cc, your you're. m, srr1rh's son---
Yet not lout heavenly bcau'y yiv,,
Thus heart with passion So fl TO glow
H'fiiH qoUr sopi a." ra.,s Ns.c tIs,f
II biJi gou h,1r Nc tpic If rro.
hhht s,"kirs io,r fio wfc,rr IRAN
H'h9'I, u" A4"d oVii,cu,df Ia S4rC,
Far O. ihc in.om - ib, S,rIn
Jh0t tis,e rrorsfd o'cr hr rprr.
o.. i'cH Popr i0.0st ruth prg h.arr
.lr. bD,fon '.,, ig,s. s,r,,t G.n,rrr,'
The innocent simplicity and arlle,,.
ns,s Of this cnu>ion, Eoe, home to the
Heart Of every reader who has Lcalt
ard awakcns within him n de>rc to
gather more flowers from t'ic boqnct
which Cocrilge lcii behind him.
My object in presenting these cN-
tracts, ,rakcn a random from Iii, works.
j. tha, those who read these articles
may Judge for themselves concerning
the writing. of one whose work, have
been condemned A. irgcligious and de-
moralzinc in their tendency, and | wish
10 state distinctly in this place, ,hat ia
no case lave Of ,hall pa., OVER any
article on account Of any eqnivocal SEN
timen, which it may possess.
'HlLr's rttNi>6 rEtlIr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

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you-.ay MI y"n BE- m.n-, Yon
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your ,milc would i,d- p" Her, lhn
allow came 90 pap.". " Your ,m.r.
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