The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-05-21
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Pretty Girls.

We see that Editors have commenced
Dragging OF the beauty Of their girls in the
respective> localities. a North Carolina Ell
iior discourscs thus:
We've got the girls that can lick all
Danville in brauty-and being married
man, we don't care how loud we sav it,
We can beat the Danvile girls in beauty, and
then we can bluff them in s,par,ness: =: no
mistake in that. And then we'll show
hoops against them-we don't care if we
did see Il girl with hoops covering the circle
of n meeting house"
And another North Carolina Editor takes
the subject up, and, def wing all comparison
or competition, talks in the following grand.
Eloquent strain to the Dan,ille Editor:
"We, we don't doubt but there are
some tolerahly good looking girls in Dan.
vile. and few that would pass inspection
in Milton-but, ncighhor, if you really have
an eye for the beautiful, and wish to see
girls that are pretty, jnst come up into these
dggins.' We can show you lots of Girls
in Lib%rty whose beauty is as far above lha,
OF those whose praises you sing, as the hea.
vcns are higher than the earth. The fact is
! sir, we have the pure, genuine, unadulterat
ed article, and the beauty Of Your girls is no
more TO be compared with ours than the
dickering light Of the glow.worm is 10 the
ful! blaze of the meridian sun. But we
don't intend TO brag-and we WON'T
TO all of which the gallant and fearless
knight of the Columbus, Ga, Enquirer thus
! responds. We fear our South Ca,olina Girls
would pale in the presence of such peerless
beauties. Beauty like theirs. though, needs
no such extravaganza Of laudaton it is suf.
ticlcnty apparent to every one. No one
thinks of praising the rose or telling YOU OF
its beauty! Hear him: We fear that
Danvilc and Liberty will have to try it
again.
The Georgia Girls needs no eulogy.-
Here they are-beholl and judge for your
selves The world knows their beauty hv
heart Here are the cross eyes and the
straight eyes. the black and the blue eyes,
the gray and hazel eyes, and eyes of no Iar
ticular color, and here they will remain un
less persuaded TO cross the State line fore> er.
Rejuvenated Old bachelors, fallen in The great
struggle between celbacy and matrimony,
men who were once known by their button
less shirts and long boards, attest the power
of their fascination from the Atlantic 10
RaccOon mountain.
I'VE don't intend 10 brag-and we
won't" but we hope we will be permitted in
all modes.y to say, that the Georgia girlS
are very pleasant and useful institutions.
HIDDEN TREAsURE.-One or two weeks
ago, valuable deposite Of Spanish nilIed
dollars was found buried on the side Of an
old dwelling house, on the farm called
Warhill," in James City County, the fam.
lily seat of the late Daniel Jones. The box
containing the silver treasure was exhumed
by the overseer, Mr.. Avery. 1t is not gen
orally known what the amount is, but it i:
supposed to be large. 1t is supposed thai
tins money was deposited by the late Dan
iel Jones, the former proprietor, during tn,
late war with Great Britain, when the pan
ic oyesprcad this portion Of the country.
i williamsburg Va.) Gazette,