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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
N. d. BRYAN Publisher
4 Whisper u SaelatiezneD.
n nv FANNY rETN. aAsl !

Jupiter Ammoii Hont I irish acasn
man. just 10 Show shs #masUuiiiies how to
play their part III Tie world alltiIe better
LII tie first place ffieir amt amotllef's SOM
Of you that ilias rot as far ~ "A B Cinthe
ert of making love. [und I've seen d few
hborions III tllat way myself as well as
The rest Of the sistefs.) What woman
wants 10 l,s told that "her pet and eyes
are pretty OF. lIsr form and emile be i
witcfiing Z" Jus. as il slle didn't know
nll her fne points tis coon AZ she ii taIl
though to peep into nlooking- -gIassl.xsa
No, you ineilable donkey, II you mast
use the small coii1 Of fIatterysto pay sf5lIs
at the bridge of her affections, Ut me
whisper 4 secret iflysgdf long ears n fgbps-
pliinent lIer upon some fieiital nttractinfls
she does not possess, (if yon can ftld oiie,).
and don e. wears the knees of your pet
paiits threadsbafssat fler feet. trying TO-
make her bellows that she ~ Your first
love. we alt know kiut u among flis
things that acre, after. you were out OF
your jacket and trowsers. .saas
h WhSt D spieAdysyons husband IfFan@
NY should make IL be sure!I had Provi.
tlenct only ordained IL do you rsuppote
when the mother Of my glorious boys
svanted 4 Elk pence TO buy their shoe strings
Id 1scowl athsr like a liyena, and pull my
porte-moniaie OUT Of my pocket as If &.
were drawing a tooth? DO yon suppose,
when her blue eyes, grew lpstreIess. aud
the rose paied On Iier fhir cheek, tr0ttfhg
round the dDnestic tfead.mili day after
day, that Ia come home at night snlky
and silent. and smoke my cigar in her face
till her eyes were as red as q rakbit's! or.
take myself of to d club or game at
nine-pins, Or any ether game, and leave her
to the exhilerating relaxation 81 darning
my stochingsa NJ ~
/ Do you suppose I'd trot along like a.
loose pony at her side inthe street, and
leave her to keep mp with ifls Of not as
her strength would permit! DO you sup
pose I'd fly into d passion and utter words
70 crush the life from out her young heart.
and then insult lIeriby Offering a llsaitng
plaster IN the Shape Of q new bonnety
And don't you suppose, when tile amir
versafy Of our wedding day came rounds
ia write 4 dainty little note ard leave T.
on her toilet table, TO et her know was
still afffarried lover! ss y says4s9s lssesess
Pshaw. I'm eick ofyou all You don't
deserve the love OF . generous, high-souIst
woman If you want Il Youse-keeper,r
hire one and be don't with IL. If you
wants wife--but you don't e.as ssa
One woman viii. answer as well AZ
ai,othef to sew on your i,,litous and straps
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
ABR AHAM COCHRAN
SOLOMON M. MIcC CURDY. !.

I. Daniel Andrews. d New Boston, ia
the county oi HiiIsbofough, and State of
New Hampshire, deilDN and say, that 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
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BY AUTHORITY.


pe tIRCeivEu at tHlb 0thlc6 uHHt tHt ISL uhy "
October next fef the delivery Of Provisions Ii
bulk, srshs ,ass Of the troopsof the Uaited States
upon ifialNcfion, as follow's.t E,.a &
Al Nsfc Orleans BARRACKS, Louisiana
Id barrels OF pork,
III ia5 barrels Of fresh stperfne -four, 2H
s I'D bushels of new white field beans lsts
BSg pounds of good hard soap, ,laW a{a
& 22l pounds Of good lard sperm candles,
til bushels of good clean dry fine salt,
22d gallons Of good cider vinegar.
AZ Bason Rouge Rdrfacks, Loaisiaaa
Rllss SR barrels Of pork, 86 of 4,9tsg faU
1aa barrels of fresh s,iperfne -four,
8 51 bushels of new white field beans, .s
$40 pounds Of good hard soap, I.
o2d pounds Of good herd sperm eahdles,
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt, aii
22Q gallons Of good cider vinegar.a i.in8
fsm At hey West, Florida. ,la .lss
s1 barrels VI pork, gltia sj.ts. ~ syis
i2a bartes Of fresh si.perfins flour, 7
54 busleis Of new white field beams,
sfa B7H pounds bf good hard soap, hiia #lt
2a1 pounds Of good hard sperm candles,
Fs IA bushels Of good cleandry fine salt, -
2qu gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Smith, Arkansas.
s5 barrels Of pork,
I2J barrels Of fresh superfine flour,
| III pd bushels of new white field beans,
SFH pounds Of good hard soap,
a5g pounds of good hard sperm candles,
III bushels Of good clean dry fine salt,
f 600 gallons of good cider vinegar.
I Theswhole to be delivered In oil May, 1853. i
/ IA Fort Gibson, 4ykassas.
/ 1si5 barrels Of pork, .l.h,.B
S7I barrels fresh superfne flonr.
100 btishels Of new white field beans,
peee pounds Of good bard soap,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
Washington House, Phlladel-
phia.

The Philadelphia City Item. speaking Of the
Washington House, describes Il as the Home
House Of PhiIadelphia--a perfect hotel, clean,
quiet, rich in all its appointments, cool IN sum-
mer, servants neat, ever ready and polite. and its
proprietor CA. +. Glass. Esp a model host
liberal, courteous aud enlerprising-the company
found at the Washington House the cream Of the
best society in the country"
The House Is situated in Chestnut street, oove
Seventh street, the most desirable part Of the city
and travellers will find in it every requisite to
make them comfortable. Our old friend Glass,
we know, understands his business WELL and the
manner Of making himself agreeable, and we are
sure will use his best endcavors TO render his
guests happy and conicnied while they remain al
his hotel. Our friends cannot do better or find
more comfort than 10 visit his establishment,
New Orleans Picaynne.
This House is located in The central and mos
business part Of the city, and comprises more ac'
commodations and comforts for its sojourners
whether single or with families, than any oihel
house in Philadelphia. We have been informed
hy those who have tasted its comforts, that It u
emphatically the house for a southern or south
western man. Panokian, Miss.
Those Of Our friends W 10 have occasion to visi
Philadelphia, will find this House in all IFS apart
ments, Just what the traveller requires Il is cen
trail, large and airy. and abundanly supplies
with all that can be desired.
Marfinsburg, Va, Gazette.
It's great convenience TO travellers to know
ola resting place whore they can safely and com
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Obituary.

Died. in this place, on Monday the sla ul,i-
mo, GEoaeK AIsoS, infant son Of Mr.. Thomas
Hayes, aged five months and twenty days.
Died, in this place, on Tuesday night the Is.
instant, WAITER Noawoon, son Of George w.
Bruce, aged four years and thirteen days
Died, in this place. on Friday night the 4lh
instant. LIMA, infani daughter Of George w.
Bruce. aged eight months and fourteen days.
Died. in this town. on Friday the 4ih inst,
after brief illness. Miss. ELIzABErH Corr, Of
Che,aw, 8. G.. in the l4th year Of her age. She
had been sent here to be educated; and though
but short tine in the school, she had secured
by her smiable disposition aud attention to her
duties, the warmcs, affection Of her teachers and
companions.
Died, in Memphis. Tennessee, on the 9Th Of
May, Mr.. RonxRr JENNINGS YAxcKr, in the
46,h year Of his age, after long and painful III.
ness. Mr.. Yancey for some years published q
paper in Oxford, in this state. From thence he
removed to Tennessee. and in 1886 commenced
the publication Of the la Grange Wing. He Of
forwards became connected with the Someivills
Reporter, Of which in 1913 he was the sole pro
prietor. Disseminating tina, paper, he removes
to Memphis. and took charge Of the editorial de
partment Of tho Memphis Enquirer. In 1850 h,
commenced the publication Of the Soulherner
but that being soon discontinued. he renewed hi
connection with the Memphis Enquirer, which
was continued until last fall, when bad heaItt
compelled him 10 retire. The editor Of the So
merville Reporter, noticing bis death, says: a Al
editor, he ranked among the foremost in tn
state; and as politician, he was honest, SINGER,
and patriotic. In private life. be was amiahle
kind, and agreeable" Mr.. Yancey was nativ'
Of Cumberland county, Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

or The Liver Pill. Of DR. M.Lane were 6rs,
u@rd BY him exclusively in biz own practice. So
sfIicseious we're they 10 al c@s~s Of Liver COM
plant. that they became famous, and attracting
the attention Of The medical faculty, passed into
general use. They act whh great certainty and
regularity; The patient almost immediately feels
tbs dispersion of his disease. and Is gradually re-
stored 70 hrslh. With some The effect Is almost
miraculous. frequently experiencing immediate
Iclief, after having. fs months, rrsorcJ 70 drugs
and medicines Of another description, in vain.
Dcscsses Of the Liver are very common in this
country, and are ofen frishuuI in character.
Those who experience any Of the premoni,ory
symptoms Of this dangerous and complicated dis
rase, should .. once procure box Of DR.. NJ
Lanes Pills. and perhaps, thereby, be saved .
world Of misery.
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A irs,~s fts@ naiesgh, rrceivej ~ Msp3.y's
mdl. tpipr.s = ~ aesp~AA rs sseeivA 10
that city o. saturday ssnossrias that The D<no-
cratic Nstne.l T. sovrnains ~ asnsinsasa Gen.
Fsaxzus Pssses. q Se~ I7snp.hisr. - she;r
rspisdsse r. Prsjrns. sd ~ Hon. Wul,an
X K,ss, q Ahl'sna. fss viee President. We
are ma SURPRISED Il The sIeeiioa a M. King fas
Vice Presidents he es.in~~'ly deserves The high
csas;s~s.sisa u h. patty fss his pss, sevsiers;
bul ~bs e~ss sIscsshs a ca. Pi<rrs Ia cssnee-
,isa vi'h de oliee sfPrSdrss! wh<a 4 MS
snnounreJ N cur town that he vas the nanin<s,
our Dsudtsatir friends sesned snsssd. wholly
iaereJsIsaz; and sbs is'essesalsry : Who y be r
passed from mouth V noash without meeting :
ssigascssy 'ss2es%r Il - ~ 'sns. however
hsfors sons q the Irsdru recovered from the
fssck II Disappointment, and Grn- Pi<sos wss
pe,clzincd msrvslloasly proper n,an--a esEi-
al sslrcinn! We esnS<ss We know l'ut lissl< II
the nominee. He has dsae some service IN civil
ssssts,s ~ New Hamp<ifs. We think be also
had command under Gen. seoti during the late
war with MEXICO; aud W. are inclined 70 think
thai his eamIaign ia Mexico secured los him the
noninsdsn. But a. al shis We shaIl know more
hereafter. and will enjesvcr TO inform our res-
,Iers. Such Is the operation Of the twe-thirds
rule. Al the prominent men among the Demo-
crey-lhose who have rendered service 10 thrir
party. and Identified themselves with the history
q the cosutry, BE- laid aside. 5os one who
Il unknown. and who has rendered no srrsice
sufficient either 10 make HIM strong friends Or 10
excite the Jealousy .pf rivals. II remains to be
determined whether this ruse will succeed ! =.
eond time. We doubt il. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
SPRING & SUMMER
Fashions for 1852.

THE subscriber having yctnsped from The
4 North, Is nov receiving the most superb
stock Of Goods in his line that has ever been
brought TO this market They were purchsssd
after close inspection by himseif, aud will b
found to he Of excellent quality. Gentlemen can
be supplied 81 bis establishment with the very
best materials for Coats. Pants. Wrists. and in-
deed for all their spparel-and al moderofs pri-
Gee. Thore wishing TO purchase are invited 70
examine his stock.
He has also supplied himself with the Laiksf
Fashions, and Is prepared to cut in the lesa nlyls
of the New York TaiIors. He IL confident THAI
he can furnish work that. for taste in cutting
and elegance Of 81, will compare with any in
this State or elsewhere. He will keep constant
" ON hand the kest Of workmen, and will spare
no pains 10 give bis customers entire satisfaction.
With grateful Acknowledgements to his friends
and the public for past avors, he respectfully so
licits q continuance Of their custom.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April 0. 30
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A1OOINo q AELLOUb.
PUBLISHERS.
BDDKkxz183S< e7AT1DNz2s,
asd Nsasfesserrs 4 every ssnssy a
BLANK BOOKS,
Ne. - John street, Conner q Gold
NEW-uo0K,
invite call frsn
MERCHANTS AND BOOsELLERs
% sramins The pt'es< I'D Qualities az sisir Yer,
BLANK BOOKS. MEMORANDUM AND
PASS B00kA 4n II,
en,hfs<ins every variety 1e~dei 3,
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS
Il sv~p Kind o<rd IA schools sa1 Ae.de.srH
LIBRARY 4 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs
Cor Public Institutions, schools, FsmiIies. sud
Sunday scboolk
BIBLES. PRAYER. AND HYMN BOOKS
Of g<~s variety Of sn<s, prices, and SYKES d
Binding.
STATIONERY,
Of every variety q Foreign and Domc~ie ~aws.
fzcture. 81 u which they pledge theu-rIves 10
supply - low - any oshes house in the srstIs.
n. b. fadsesp aud Letter Paper, and Slate
st Mill prices.
June 3. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

o mqlien az Freeman Nslksr. esq,
ilaas
Resolved. That esefy Drmoer.s pc.
seat b requested 10 take a seat m
Q. netioa Of c. Jeors. IT,, esq. Il
rs
Resolved. That ne ekairnan sp
poinf Z committee duly selected frsn
Different psrts ef the cosnties Of Ala
nance and Oznge. to recommend to
the Convention suitable candidates for
he next Geserai Assembly.
The following persons were appoint
ed Benjamin Hurdle, VIM. Patterson.
Nathaniel Dishengh. AIex'r. Woods,
John Fs<ter. George Jorslan. Patterson
Thompson. Freemnn Walker. Egb<rt
!. Hester. Allen Compton. Joseph VI.
Mckee, Ssnuel Brewer. Isaac Holden.
Vm. r. Shields, John Marcsn. Her
bert Sims. BRYANT Stroud. John w.
Pritchet. faney Metnne. Joseph wy
att. William Nelson. Wesley Horn.
Benjamin Roney. John U. Kirkland.
Joseph I7hoaspson, z. Jones, jr.
The committee recommended
For the Senate. Capt. John Berry.
For the House Of Commons. Daniel
A. Montgomery, George Patterson.
Pride Jones. Bartlett A. Dorham.
Convention and rom;usird srsosi;r,-
L. III ~ a 10 J, -
A committee of three was then an
no;nfed ~ ;rfnrm th.se gentlemen n
their ram;n,,;.n .nd - r~nu.sf she;r
,crsn,.rr.
Alter , short absence the committee
returned INF. c,pv.nf;or with Cant.
berry and DR.. Durham. Whereuoon
Cant Kerry came forvsrl and address
I'd n. co.xens;on ~ some lruvth an
nol;tie.l matters and concluded bv de-
Ginning tbr nom;n,t;ou because of the
STATE .f his health which would nat adj
m;t AZ NJ. r,py,ss;uv ne county,.
II was then resolved tbat the Con-
xent;on wonlI adhere N the mamma.
finn n Cant R.rrv anil that he would
not be expected to enter into the can
y..x IN CONSEQUENCE of the iufrm state
of his health.
Whereurna Cant. Kerry again ad-
dressed fhr Convention. INSISTING that
i would BE- doing Injustice to he par.
~ As well a 10 himself were Ne TO ac-
cent az the nomination N his present
situation and again declined the noni-
nation.
nr nurham then came forward and
declined the nomination because Of his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
Cedar Grove Academy,

THE ed sr--ieu = his Schas. SITUATED an
4 miles sarsk Of HiIIsb .roueh. viii eonfeses
On The Sab e July next ssd esasiDse twenty
enc wceka
TKrua-Tevxn n Lain. Cred, and the
higher branches Of Msshenasies, $500
English, 1910
Board. inclsstiss ~sshine, &c. ran be had.
convenient - The Acsdcssy. in The fsm,I'es Of
Mr%<fs David Taylor. Solomon Thompson, g.
G. Tinnin and Thomas H. Hughes. Coz $3.50
per session w. w. sllisos. Immediately II lhs
Academy, will take bosI1lrps a $500 per srs-
sion &c&
The assistance Of fhe Rev. A. Curi<. which
has been enjoyed. for tbs past session. with sress
profit 10 The school, i engaged for sh~ nszi SEQ
sion. a
sAMI- W. HUGHES. Principal.
May. 9Th 1852. s as
The Raleigh Register and Standard. the Mil
ton Chronicle. and North Caroline Demoerst,
will please pubIish three weeks and forward &C
count to 3. w. HUGHES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
Public Meeting Of the Democrats
Of Alamancc and Orange.

IT appearing that some Of the Democrats who
have been nominated as candidates 10 repre-.
sent the above Counties in the next Legislature
have declined to accept the nominations;
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of the
Demctrat of Alamance and Orange viii be held
at the court house in HiIsborough, on Saturday
the 18th of June, for the purpose Of supplying
the above vacancies
W MANY CITIZENS
hit 81 Of both counties.
June Z. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

tleman Of our acquaintance, who has
satisfactorily tested the matter, informs
US that sweet oil and laudanum is an
almost infaIlible. remedy for the dysenr
terry, il administered in the early sta
ges Of the disease, The quantity for
a grown person is twenty-five drops Of
laudanum to large table spoonful Of
sweet oil. A single dose will usually
effect cure. Leonardfopn Beacon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

I 0NG & WEBB have just opened and offer
IA for sale Fresh Yeast Powders, Extracts Of
Vanilla. Lemon. and Peach. Also Oil Of Lemon,
and few Pine Apple Chcescs.
April "a s@-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

We arc authorized 10 announce Col. William
MCsulcy ~ candidate for the office Of Sheriff
for the county Of Orange, At the approaching
election.
We arc authorized to announce Mr.. Richard
NJ. Jonrs As candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Of Orange county, at the election in August.
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NJ A II II led,

In Greene county, on the eth uI,imo, by the
Rev. Franklin Powell, DR.. RoscoE Hook En-. late
Of this place, to Miss JANE ELIzA, youngest
daughter Of the late Samuel Pops, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Alta Convention Of the Democrats Of
AIamance and Orange, helslat HILLSIDE
rough on Tuesday Of May Court. DIR.
James S. Smith was called to the chair,
aud WIN. II. Bailey appointed sccreta-
rv. ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
Land Warrants Wanted.

A 3 .sens fw . Company. ] will pay The
a Hghesf CasA Prices fos any number Of
Land Warrants. or fos ANAL Zee will ell 10
sbe bsss advantages, and Immediately remit pro-
cecds.
Having had much experience in the Pension
and Bounty Land business, Old Soldiers and their
representatives would % well 70 entrust The man
sgemcns q ihcir cases 70 m~.
]. M. ROSE.
Fayetteville, N. G. May goth. 34--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

We are authorized TO announce Mr.. Waite,
A. Thompson as an Independent candidate for :
seat in The House Of Commons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

The candidates F,r Governor addressed the cir
tizens Of Wake county in the city Of Raleigh on
Friday last. A large number from the country
and city were in attendance. We learn that mr..
Kerr spoke in his best vein, and i was agreed on
all hands that he completely used up Gov keld'
Our informant also states that Mr.. Kerr did not
spare Gen. Saunders in replying 10 some ques-
tons which the General lefi Cor him to answer.
We shall doubtless he able 10 give, from the
Raleigh papers, an interesting account Of the dis
eussion in our next issue.
Mr.. Ker's reception IN the East has l'ccn most
enthusias,ic--just such as we might have ex'
pccted so noble champion Of their principles
would receive from the srue-heartcd Wings O
that section Of the State. We had the pleasure
Of seeing NJ. Kerr on Thursday last and though
ss'had ss,okcn near two hours the day before
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09
NOTICE.

A Ii. persons indebted 10 tho c ncern 20 umer-
- " kept by Robert Hancock, win please come
forward and settle Immediately. II they do not,
there accounts win be- found Ia the hands Of an
officer for collection.
MlNN.CK MILLER.
June "a, 1852. 36--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-09

This venerable budy, which met in CharIesion,
.. c.. on the Goth Of Msy, was Dissolved on Sal.
urdsy the 2s.h II about o'clock. r. NJ, shes
pleasant and harmonious session Of ten days
The regular business was transacted with full
deliseraiion. end I'll the subjects presented for
consideration were disposed Of before the Asrem.
bly, was Dissolved; snd We trust they we've 20
Decided ~ 10 result in the greatest good to the
church and to The cause Of true religion. With
out undertaking 10 give even summary of The
acts q The General Assembly, We propose 10
glance q few that we regard Is the moa inn
ponanL
The reports from the different Boards Of the
church were able sud highly interesting, and
manifested an efficiency and zeal on the par Of
th~i, managers, which merised and received The
wsrmcst approval from the Assembly. The re-
ports from tho Board Of Education and the
Board Of Domestic Missions, particularly, were
well calculated to awaken an increased interest in
the subjects Of which they speak. The pcrusal Of
these reports, we think. will edify the members Of
the churches. Is well as stimulate them 10 greater
Efforts in the future.
The committee appointed 10 prepare nara-
tive Of the Stale of religion within the bounds Of
the Presbyterian Church in the United States,
submitted report which, while il enumerated
some discouragcments. presented on the whole q
state Of facts, collected from The reports Of The
different Pcs'yserics, truly gratifying. In solns
Preshyterics extensive REVEALS Of religion were
reported. and in largo number seasons Of refresh
Ing had been experienced.
Three new Synods were constituted; the Sy
nod Of Iowa. and the Synod Of the Pacific il
California. The Synod Of Memphis was divides
into two; the new one TO be called the Synod .
Arkansas. ~ A
The Rev. E. p. humphrey, D. d Of Louis
willie, Ky, was elected 10 Gil the vacancy In ih'
Professorship at Princeton Seminary. occasionc!
by the death Of tho lamcnicJ Archibald Alcxan
der, d. d.
The NEXT General Assembly Of. the Presbyts
rian church was called 10 meet in Philadelphia
on the third Thursday in May, 1883.
Never was religious body received and en-
tcrtained with more generous and warm-hearie
hospitality than was this General Assembly b
the citizens Of Charleston. The universal fee
ing Of its members was, that for munificicnt ho'
pitaIity, christian Kindness, and delicate refine
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