Handbook of South Carolina: Resources, Institutions and Industries of the State; a Summary of the Statistics of Agriculture , Manufactures, Geography, Climate, Geology and Physiography, Minerals and Mining, Education, Transportation, Commerce, Government, Etc, Etc

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State department of agriculture, commerce and immigration ... The State Company, 1908 - South Carolina - 615 pages

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Page 17 - ... by and with the advice, assent, and approbation of the freemen of the said country, or the greater part of them, or of their delegates or deputies...
Page 8 - Beyond all mortal sense Doth stretch my sight's horizon, and I see Beneath its simple influence, As if, with Uriel's crown, I stood in some great temple of the Sun, And looked, as Uriel, down)! Nor lack there pastures rich and fields all green With all the common gifts of God, For temperate airs and torrid sheen...
Page 8 - Ye Stars, which, though unseen, yet with me gaze Upon this loveliest fragment of the earth ! Thou Sun, that kindlest all thy gentlest rays Above it, as to light a favorite hearth! Ye Clouds, that in your temples in the West See nothing brighter than its humblest flowers! And you, ye Winds, that on the ocean's breast Are kissed to coolness ere ye reach its bowers! Bear witness with me in my song of praise, And tell the world that, since the world began, 90 No fairer land hath fired a poet's lays,...
Page 29 - ... before the Lord Chancellor or Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of Great Britain, the...
Page 584 - On time, secured by stocks, bonds, and other personal securities, or on mortgages or other real estate security.
Page 528 - But of all other countries, none has furnished the province with so many inhabitants as Ireland. Scarce a ship sailed from any of its ports for Charlestown that was not crowded with men, women, and children.
Page 40 - PARATI. REVERSE: A Woman walking on the Sea-shore, over swords and daggers; she holds in her dexter hand, a laurel branch — and in her sinister, the folds of her robe: she looks towards the sun, just rising above the sea; all proper.
Page 505 - The locomotive shall alone be used. The perfection of this power in its applications to railroads is fast maturing, and will certainly reach, within the period of constructing our road, a degree of excellence which will render the application of animal power a gross abuse of the gifts of genius and science.
Page 410 - a complete draft of a carding machine that •will card eighty pounds of cotton per day;" the other "a complete draft of a spinning machine, with eighty-four spindles, that will spin with one man's attendance ten pounds of good cotton yarn per day.
Page 34 - States or of this state; but all such citizens, of any religious denomination whatever, who, from scruples of conscience, may be averse to bearing arms, shall be excused therefrom upon such conditions as shall be prescribed by law.

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