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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31
rEy,TENTrAnY O.vIRG1NIA.


II NfACTCRED al this institution, and sold there and
49, Asea:'s store, No. q, Pearl street, th- following
- Il 7etacrd prices, toMit
''t0es and brogucs
---ca!lL:eiI and Ser1auts Shoes
,.;'.2Gt Cart Harness. Of every d.srrip'''.'
,.'."E" Bands, Leather HOSE
'-:'", Carts
~! wheanrrows
''';'t+., Safes, &c.
ped and piad Cotton,
-''-s' AID Lins.vs for plantation hands
'% ;n.ir Clothing for Servants
-: y the ahoye articles on hand and for sale, will
" 7 repaired, or other job work done to order, On
Se 'VF cash, or TO puuctdal Customers ohiy, "h
, :'on the country, with satisfactory references,
- h'-ud-d to. Address L. VI. SlMNO,
g. Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitent!ary
ritrnN0SD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
l r.".efsigned having procured the services Of H.
&. - p..<e for the purpose Of selling Live S!ocE
r't ,-7nd market, will, with Luther 3. Irvine, be
:: IL. IL The LIST day OF September next, prepared
J:'-- ~ sadivded attention tn all business entrusted
:" 'eel confident from ,frir long experience, TO
s. x;a ''Se entire satisfaction.
-aNe liberal advaA ".menis OH coEsgnmentB.
!.-.a JOHN GROUSE,
:,--SH l.. !. IRVINE
| r.. ..ioRE ..,E AND no ARRIVE, 5,O0O sides
i.,. eaii.sius which will sell low for cash Or good
'i'' city made Brogues, for CASH only
~m,s, N. DEvEREUX,
No. 132 Gary st.
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T.7N''I !"FAI n Vitn!Hl, Tor lhc above we'll
':ir'!oG .; ''.' " ~
f@I"fiiu PRESSES. TYPES. CASES, &C.
'' I'e most Htctii i-Ti- Having priuc,i the "RicI-
80 hAsuiEt" Tor Upwards Of ten Years with type and
-T materials purchased fran Mcssrs. IIAGAg Co., am
70 F-coInI'shi materials from their establishment
~''s'e'rEce 20 others:
S1" Books sill he furnished TO the trade, and such
- E!iy he ,rirc,-d will h. forwarded with deg.
$50 WM l.. ALlEGEE,
-, Enquirer" Office, Richuond VA
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AUCTION SALES.
FARM OF 5aa ACRES, NEA
RY GOpDIN Il APPERs0N. AUCrS,

VALUABLE FARM OF 522 ACRES, NEAR
TO TIE BROOK PLANK ROAD, SEVEN MILES N0RT!
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ArC-
TION
a r the request of Mr. Edward Y. Cbanbcrlaynr, who
N contemlates removing to the South. shall sell at
public auction, the premises. TUESDAY, the 18th Au-
he resides called LEVEL GEEEN containing by recent
survey s acres Of which about 10 acres IN woods and
~ acres open land the most OF which has bccn greatly
Improved in the past Few years by The free or line, anu
nav produces excellent crops This land atjoins That oi
Dr. John n. Powell W. Z. raliaerro and Richard NJ. Tur.
her, aud Is about miles North OF Rchniond and With.
ia mile Of The Brook Plank Ruad. The tract will lie sold
IN gross divided Into three parcels, as may be de-
ermned OH At the hour sale rnr'a possession WIN Ut
full possession about the 10Th OF Decenper next pat
ami survey Of the land he seen ut our Office.
TERMS -Unofourth cash, balance nl and " years.
for bonds bea ring interest," payable half yeay) secured
Inv n trust deed GODUlS APPERS0N, Aucts.
r S-Mr. Chambcraync, residing the premises, will
show Ii those who may call on him.
July 2l-ctIs
COM IN HIiSSIONEfs,S SALE OF ENsM CON
TANNING 2i3 ACRES OF LAND, IN CHESTERFlELD.
RICHMOND
Commissioner nf the Circuit Court of The city OF
IA. RicmOnd appointed 10y decree entered on The 2oth
July, lSG0 in the OF Krrsng against Sonkcr &C.,
TUESDAY, the 18th August, STD nj II O'Clock 4. NJ, III
fair: the fair day The tract Of nud REFEREED 10
in the plaintiffs h continuing 24H acres, the fio0de's
Bridge Road miles from the city Of Richmond, adjoining
lands Rev James Gregory Miles Chaslcy's estate,
And oicrslbnut half cleared balance heavily set In
pine aud oak wood. The buildings consist "f dwelling
containing five rons, stable barn. &C. The place is well
watrrel by stream running Though II, AMI by good
springs. Possession given Immediately
TERMS :-0nrhirI cash. balutcr at aud y months, for
negotiable nDeS, interest added, ana title retained Till all
the purchase money is fully paid and conveyance order
MAEMADEKE JOHNSON CurnI:r
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Letter from Senator Fitzpatrick.

We lind in the Montgomery -idrerttStr the
following satisfactory letter from Senator Ftz-
patick
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-09
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Feier and Ague and
Bilious FeUcrs. This wonderful remedy was brought
10 the knowledge OF The present propreors Dy friend
who has been great traveller Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he experien.
ced Severe attack OF Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition ofhe Boaime took from his per-
son an Amulet, saying, Wear this aud no FeUer Diu
touch you. Although ncredulous as 10 lis virtues he
coupled and experienced immediate relief, and has
since always found il niecual protect IN from the
Inalari0Os complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boaiman
attributed % IL miraculous powers and sani that il
could only be Obtained fnIm the Priests Of the Sum-
Sometime afterward the gentleman in conversIng with
Priest obtained from him the Of IT'S prepare.
on and ascerIained where The med einal herbs were
found, of which il was compounded The wonderful
virtues Of this article have induced full belief in the
minds OF the natives in The miraculous healing powers
OF their Priests. a
Since his return TO America il has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
Of high character. who have given It the most un.
qualified praise. This remedy having been specific
in Persia for hundreds Of years. for the prevention
and cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers--is
now offered 10 the -nerican PEG lie.
II Will be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
TOT use on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1888 Main ST.
Richmond. Va, Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building. New York Address
is2s-iy. JOHN WILCOX & co.
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. having renewed their lease Tor q
Of years. have entirely retted the house, having
painted, carpeted anc refurnished throughout.
The location of this House 10 unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and most plesent part Chestnut ST.
directly opposite the Old State House. near the places
Of Amusement. the jobbing houses Of Market and
Third Sta. and convenient the city Railroads. the
of which run all parts Of the city for hafdime
fare.
The rooms are lerge. we'll lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnishei with care for
comfort. &c
We resupplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % US, and which -
managed exclusively Tor the Hotel.
The proprieiors Ufhe American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared TO make the
appointments OF shis Hotel mplete and its table COM
pare lavoraby with the best houses in the Union.
jan 10 '60-ly. WYATT d HEULINGS.A
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK

When completed, six yeats ago. the ST. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient and thoroughly organized establishment Of
the kiad on this continent What it was then il re-
mains today--without nval size, in sulnptuous-
ness and in The general elements of comfort and enjoy
ment. The Hotel has atoms for 1000 guests
including 100 complete suites of apartment Cor ami-
lies. Six hundred persons can be comfortably seated
at the tables of its three pablo dining rooms and
nothing that modern art has devised for the convent
ence and social Qualification of the travelling public
has been omitted IN its plan.r is in It's prac-
tical details. The early reputation of the house al
home and abroad. derived frem its magnitude, its su-
perb appointments, and its home-liks comforts and
Injuries, has been enhanced every year by the un.
wearied exertions of the pu,prietors
my 3l-6m TRlsADWEIL WH1TCOMR q co.
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Fog Family Use. Will mend

4 kRTIcLEsIH
Wood, Leather. Crockery, Glass, Ivory, Bone. Ala.
baster, Marble, Rubber. tSlItta Perchs, Cloth Pa
per, Papier Mlache, Shell, Horn, Hone, e'i
Plaster, sc. +t. O..
And indeed there 10 scarcely article in the whole
range Of domestic economy whether IL be for use or
paraon. he restored its original value. IL chalen-
ges the world for its superior II Is indispensable in
every fiOt Sc. WoRKSfiO and COUNTlNG-R ROOM,
and no person after q trial Of
STARTS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE.
would willingly dispense with Il for four times It's cost
II is always ready and ways reliable. II not often
sve to the SMELL and Is not affected by climate. and
where known it has become FIXED FACT.
The attention of dealers and customers is invited
the following testimonials regarding tssuperor quail
lilies.
NRwARK. Nov. &c, 1852
AFTER faithful trial of Stars Prepared Glue on
cheerfully recommend use for all purposes gener-
ally required, and especially Tor family use.
C. A. CARTER.
We the undersigned, having tested Starts Prepared
Clues agree with the above mInen,ialIon.
WIN. u. DOUGLASS, Cabinet Ware Manufacturer,
Newark, NJ J.
LYsANDER WRIGHT. Machine Depot. $50 AIatk.tst
Newark, N ].
HEDENBURcS LITrELL Carriage Manaiae,arer.
VIM. H. KIRK q CO, cirpen.srs and Buildsrs,
LEvEaIcH 4 ENDERs. Carriage Makers. Newark.
Stars Chemically Prepared Glue N sold by all
Druggists Furniture Dealers, (irocers, Fancy Goods
Dealers Hi rdware Dealers Siaoners and by country
Merchants generally. sad : n
PRICE, IS CENTS PRR BOTTLE.
A brush goes with each boltle Put up Tor dealers
~ u cases from 70 is dozen splendid photographic
Show Gard, Printed In color, given with each pack.
age All srden letters oflnqury by mail addressed
10 the STARR GLUE COMPANY,
..,, 81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Win receive prcmpt attention.
a1rA liberal discount TO the trade.
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GLENN'S -----
One Price Hat and Can Store.

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLocxl
N. West corner of Eighth and Race stss.,.
Philadelpbia. -, -
THE public are respectfully invited to bsarn,.4
thai at this Store may be found an asor,ra.
fashionable and Handsome MoLESKla p1rS UI
HATS. High. Low and Medium Depth Crsxs S 49,
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush TrmnssS Gun Gun
for regular Goods. ;sn1s sIIceT
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RE VAL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the

The subscriber, having moved 70 the store house
formerly occupied by Spruance a. Megear. and d-
rectly opposite the Bank of Smyrna. would respect
July call fhe attention Of his customers. friends and
the public generally to his large and carefully select
kat knowing that CHEAP GooDs are q Great Com
orter 70 this community. he il determined not to be
underscld by amy one. Having bought his stock low,
10Y cash, ne will sell Il at very small advance on
- better thana slow shilling Thankful for the pub.
cs generous patronage heretofore. be hopes by strict
attention TO business and fair dealing 10 merit con.
tiiluance OF the same No pains viii beBpared to give
satisfaction in every respect Please cali and exam
lne stock before purchasing elsewhere His rent be-
ing only about half much formerly he intends to
sell goods cheaper. j g. Jones
N. B.-POULTRY Of all kinds. and Country Pro.
ducs generally bought at the highest priees fe
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s u m m er A rrang e m n t
1860. THE 1860.
Steamboat Pilot Boy,

will leave Long Point for Philadelphia EVERY DAY
Except Sunday at O'Clock, p Nj. Returning, will
leave the first pier below Arch St Philadelphia for
Long Point. every day (exxcept Sunday) at A M
touching at Deakynes Landing. Port Penn, Delaware
City and New Castle, going and returning.
9T STAGES to smyrna Dover and Leipsic, con-
meet with the Boat at Long Point.
FARE form Dover tOPhliadelphia, 81 IS
eaNa Smyrna s I 90
Leipsic / 90
Long Point I" as
Deakyne's Landing to Philadelphia, IS
Port Penn so
Delaware City. so
New Castle, so
mars WIN. 5. BALL. Capt.
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WILMINGTON CITY.

Il - - ~
TWELVE PER CENT.
What say you TO the plan anew,
hat gives TO every one of you,
For cash paid down when goods are bought.
three per centum taken off.
Il paid within the credit given,
pf ninety days, we then are even;
But IT you overrun the time,
one per cent. months the fine.
We still keep Clothing ready made,
And cheap as found among the trade,
And Goods to make ard trim TO order,
For Governor, Sheriff and Recorder.
Men and Boys Clothing and furnishing goods
on hand. Also. Agents for I. M. Singers un-
riyalled Sewing Machines. Price $50, S75,
500 and 500, net cash.
CYRUS STERN,
No Ill Market st., BIT. Front and Second sts.,
wilmington, Del. in Idly
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Popular Medicines, &c.
Doctor Mareini's

Doctor Maraini's
G alta m nial Corrector!!
HAS HAD A TEN YEARS TRIAL.
Which should be sufficient 10 Gonvisce every
CATAMENIAL CORRECTORii
And thatis is without exception iks BEST Medicine
before the public for all diseases srisng from Iegu
sd Chronic or Nervous debility,
Papitation Of the Heart. had IL.
Vertigo or Dizziness, ..t,... . |
Pains in the Kidneys.
n9 g. Pains 10 the Small Of tho Back, aii.s
Pains under the Shoulders, m
LowAess efSpirits, sa
Languor and Neryousnesa Generally,
Difficult Menstruation,
Suspended Menstruation, y.
or Cessation ofthe Menses. sia
And an almost endless variety Of other diseases aen.
oa on irregularities spperinduced By colds by over
exeron, or by weak constitution, severe nentsh
PHYSICAL labor. The simple remedy for all ia TO get al
ne primary cause Of tho diseases remove il and you
essist Nature TO regulate. This can be done by the
steat as ts lasV s ase
Catamenial Corrector !!
Which has never failed effect when Troperly
used according the directions, and fair trial Civ
enl 1t. ~
Ii is prer ared fro the recipe and under the perse-
nal supervision of most Skilfu Physician, who for
number OF years confined its his private prac-
tce For The few years it has been before the public
il has gained for itself position that will soOn by its
rapid increase of popularity, place il at the head OF all
remedies heretofore offered for WOmea's diseases
The more especially those above enumerated which
too often end in consumption.
For sale by most respectable Druggists throughout
the Union aad Canadas.
PRICE. $3.50 PR BOTTLE.
N.B-when il happens that your Druggists has moi
The article the money can be remiited direct to and
il two naore bottles ordered at one time ihs
medicine will be sent free ofchIrge for transportation
Particular directions as TO use, &C., accompany eacf
bottle.
Druggists can be supplied direct from the LObOra
+ terry, or by sending their orders 10 t,3.@ b.
BARNS & PARK. New York. F. c. WELLS & Co, NY
. s. b. HANcE. Baltimore, Md. DYorTs. Philadelphia
J. WRIGHT a. Co.. New Orleans, La. JOHN d. Park
: II III. HAYS, Portland, Me. tCineinnat, OhIu
Or TO any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New
5 York or Philadelphia. Circulars. with trade prices
&C., for The COrrecor. and other medicine, sen
D free 10 Wholesale Buyers
5 / No medicine placed commission.
5 J. d. De NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and canadas.
0 40 ANN ST, New York.
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Thursdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
*Passengers by Evening Trains between Bal
timore aud Delaware Railroad. can spend night
at Wilmington. and proceed next day by giving
notice to conductor, aud procuring stop-oyer
check.
Both trains going North from Delaware Rail-
road make close connections for New York.
TMoaning train South to connect at Sea-
ford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
E. @. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. r.. r..
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d Pure Caf6on Oil. at 81 per Gallon
fresh Camphsne and Burning FLUID. ~ 30 cts.
~ Gsllon For sale by Lewis a. Brother,
conner Of Main and Commerce sts.. smyrna,
Del
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Cedar Rails for Sale.

TNHE subscriber residing near Taylor's Bridge, in
j. Appoqunimink Hundred, would respectfully
call the attention Of Farmers and Others to his supe
rior lot OF CEDAR RAILS-numberng 10 or ~
TH0USAND-whlch will be sold at reasonable rates
Also. lot of CEDAR POSTS for sale. Apply 10,
or address the subscriber at Tayors Bridge r. o.
AuglS-tf ROBERT. JOHNSON.
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French Fancy Dyeing
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT


WILMINGTON and SMYRNA, DEL.
Mrs L.. 4. FISHF respectfully informs the citizens
Of Smyrna and vicinity that having taken Agency
for MIR Nicholas Jenny Of Wilmington, who is engaged
extensively in this business, she 10 prepared 10 l,
punctualy all orders in the Fancy Dyeng and Scoar-
ing line. giving particular attention Dyeing and Re-
finishing Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments, &C.. in
neat and superior style.f &r
A NEW DISCOVERY TO CLEAN.
leaving odor dusty appearance in all kinds Of
goods--Coats, Waistcoats, Pantaoons, Cravals, &C.
Spots Of Grease, Oil, Paint. Wax Ice Cream, Lemon
AIDE, &c. taken out of any article without cleaning the
whole, ailer the best processes of Paris. ssa
VERY IMPORTANT TO TRIMMING AND MILLINERY
STORES.
New process which has never been done vet, for
Dyeing and Finishing all sorts of Trimming equal 20
new All sorts Of Ribbon Dyed at the shortest notice.
sJMournng Dresses Dyed in forty-eight hours.
All work warranted to give satisfaction or no charge.
The pubs are invited 10 call next door t. Fishers
Hair Dressing Saloon. Smyrna. Del. my24
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Spring, 1860!

6pf IIIss, IOOV'
Wall Paper, aper Hangings.
J.. HENRY JEFFERSON is now opening
over 10000 YARDS OF WALL PAPER, Of
the latest styles, which will be sold at PhiIa-
plsia prices. Please call and examine.
Also, beautiful assortment Of GILT, OIL
and PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green, Glazed OIl.cIotl Buff and Green Linen
fsr Curtains. Cord and Tassels ofvarious colors,
with Potnam's patent, seifsdjusting, and .. >.
Putman's patent Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers. and will bs sold at the low
est prices
NH 6-N J. HENRY JEFFERSON,
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Cane Seat, Windsor ami rocking Chars at different
psices; Settees, Tewei-facks, WhatNots, Tea-Poys,
Mussc SsAnds, secretares and a variety of other
cies Of Household Furniture, numerous 10 name.
RrSets of Furniture furnished at
PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
sT5per discount sn all bills over ten dollars
Repairing and JobbIng of all kinds done with neat
ness and dispatch Wlniow Blinds, newly trimmed
and paistsd and Door Belts hung moderate prices
Also particular attention given 10 Undertaking
- I'D u - M - -
Furnished in any style desired.
ce- Boxes Of different sizes, in readiness when
needed
The very Low Prices offer Inducements TO ail-eur
facilities enabling 30 Sc CHEAPER than any other
establishment iE the State.
Call and examine the stock
LYDIA MCDOWELL.
ieI6.ly, Commerce ST., Smyrna Del.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.

Is ~ VI - I V N
PHILADELPHIA; offers ihs ul
GREATEST BARGAINS IN 81
CHINA, GLASS and QuEESswAKE that can Ia h.a -.
any other store in the city. Their stock eoss;s. ~
part. Of the best qualities Of White ronslone nn,
Tea and Toilet Sets, Of all the latest
French and American Cut, Pressed and Pls,n al'
ware. In fact every article TO be found IN F;ss
Class China Store. -.,-e afiiss
Wesolicit a call from all in wait, promi,n.
Inducements cahnst sajl 10 please s1r All saen
delivered to anv part Of the city free Of charge s''us
nah 29-3m,
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able to say Of
cine. ER
A SIN G l. L
Feet A CURE
ed. NeverdIdI
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The war Woman,s creek.

In Georoia and North Car,lipo ti,ara Z. lo.1
lv a river creok or stream Tho, h., no, .o,.no,-
cd with II soms ola I,a;o, ,r,a;,;on tn -
title of the creel, /. taken from ono ,f ,I,e.a o..
ditions The creek is a tr;bu,srv of rh.,,na.
river. and flows therein from Rohnrn oount,
On. The story as told Inv the few Ina;sns rs'
naming since the remoyal Of the tr;bo in Tho
year 1888 runs tbus.
Many years AGO In The fir.t ,e.,,ement NJ the
conntry. a wandering Marty Of their tribe attach
ed the house Of n sana,ter ,.mevbsra ,,non ,hs;r
borders during bis absence. and ,,a..aered Al, q,
hi. children and lef, III. wifs eovsrad ,v;,h an.
monO,ea bod;e. Of her bu,cber,l ofr.nr;no ..oIn.
ea ike them and a,.narsn,,v d.oa sba so. No,
however wounded 40 badly n. The ,rndian. had
supposed. No sooncr did sbe bear ,i,e sound -
their retreatipr footstcps. than di.eneaging her
self from the beon Of sla;n. boqoard ,a,e and
dreneled with her own apd the blood of be.
cbi,dr,p. sbe peered steslthily from The door
and finding her enemies no LONGER I'm sight. bssti
Iy extinpuished the Ere. which. before leav;oo
the Indians had applied TO her cabin hut. which.
had az vet made very jittle impression ON tbs
green slog. Of which Il VIVA eon,no.es. win;n.
from her eyes the warm btool which wa. ain
reekine mon her ,ealpel head she direotei her
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ehs Of the South and he son alst noudee AMONG MI GLASS
GREENyILE SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1860

To each the GARNER greeting sends,
To have little fun.
He has his honest debts to pay
Words plenty for the wise
Then, do not send the Boy away,
Who brings your Enterprise.
But give him something-you're the Judge
How much the sum shall be-
Don't let him from your presence bulge
Till ho your kindness see.
Then do your duty like man,
And feel your conscience clear;
You will your course and conduct scan,
With pleasure all the year.
Kind patrons, may you live in peace,
May all your comforts rise,
May all your blessings still increase,
Still read the Enterprise.
And when new Sixty rolls away,
And all your labors done,
May You still live for many day,
As you have now begun.
May wealth Increasingly friends abound,
May you much pleasure share;
May You with choicest gifts abound,
Throughout the coming year.
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A FAITHFUL servant hath the came interests.
the same friends. the same enemies, with his
master. whose cause and honor he is, upon all
occasions, bound to support and maintain. A
good man hates. as God himself doth he hates
not the persons Of men, but their sins not what
God made them, but what they have made them.
selves. We are neither to hate the men on nc.
count of the vices they practice nor TO love the
vices for the sake Of the men who practice them.
lie who observeth invariably this distinction, full
ieth the perfect law of charity, and hath the
love OF God and his ncighbor abiding in him.
Bishop Horne.