Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1836-02-18

eiAsiaiEHps poor Land sendsai good sofnI
alter wdti,tsss nat tltss Hneat iarerecaves sSSI
,;sprrensyii but pays bad lnoneyah Il s5aifows;hssd
money and pays bach bad papsfN&
With Your. work always keep shassd, and tRs
grass won't grow behind you. If the Wdkh iss6es
hii,d-hand the grass will he beforehand. s@sa
He that works his crop kndly win he oycraeron3
sMs-77infsa5assSt. -ssif1gg1h@
The eoftciasica or a dSasfs ). 1o..,fysSs
s',o't twenty re.ss:,s had a.s:Fed, tiis &Ss,hysf osf
Mr. DelYiSnc. tdoA INC ,..Es... and in aIoSy tome
sasketilne whatI tl;"tghto' the tyro .is.sfs. one Of
whom had hocn seated h.yn during G.eyepast.
lie 'ndT WITH wh"u, converted p WIS my reply
Is evidently OF amid, a,,,.bic deposition witty,
quick III fcPaftee WITHOUT Il particle q! caustrite-
hcf Person graceful her share lovely in tbt~Ska
reine-petfaI's almost too cnder,;SASstafEsvv s.:
large, brilliant, and expressive 10 4fii:Ss and face
the SMALLEST and mos; ~d.Iis6feI have ever beheid.
she may, without exagsk1pion. be termed a very
pretty womag;Essysiz4khlfBA she is not without a
degree oaSso4aefte:iei in heYcomrosi.ion; BY, that,
yssEy$S1 Say, is the natural concomi.nnt of nearly
Es9i&44A2e Other sex. The gentleman who sat op.
ERa&7ate 10 her ISL presume, on" other aihiircrs pro
fpahiy alorer. and apparently nota successful sui
Tor. He appears to be nuhappy,-poasibiy e1pe,
rienciig some jealousy " hist she WAS IL earires
conversation with me and Tie person VINO sal al
her iea. The more res;lesslcss he 'evluccd, the
more she seemei" To exert her talents III rendering
her sell pleasing 10 ME and to the company
She was 'nsked to sing, and INSTANTLY complied:
her melodious and playful voice gave full elect to
q %satlricai and %facetious song, entitled &c Malheu-
.reux Felix Her adnirer sigiicd-ucnt rowned
then sighed again: but all would not do; she
continued her song, c,rapturod all the company,
and at It's termination, proposed that we should
remove TO tho garden and dance quadriiies. In
VAIN The lover solicited her baud for only one
dance: she was sorry--~as aiways engaged 10
some other person. II wa, clear she had ,nade
arrangements TO dance with persons abe haa pre-.
y.onsly selected, and who would instantly come
forward Ut eny sign she made.l
100 aas u,iss. l,e'ss ,:UOZe @as = sdtf bssss1es
yisne, "in a~scrihing this behaviour. 10 6oyasseris
she Is ra,nru.ly Of a cheerful disposition, and tie
gaiety she cvinces is noi assumed. Her motives
Tor acting thus proceed from circumstances higl.l,
honorable to her character. The gentleman yor
nave remarked Is the son Of u French, Marluiss
recently returned lio,n emigration he indeed
loves tie lady, and has declared his passion. blu
she refused 10 give him the sligh,cs, encourage
lncnt The objections shs makes are' that hel
age sxceedst that of Monsicur de r. by eight years
anu that sine would never enter a family ofanci
e''e nobfe,ss that might look upon her with dis
trust. and perhaps with feeliugs-of horror
"Ofhorror!" exclaimed l, chow eau such a senti
ment eyer exist towards so lovely a creature 4
Attend" replied my ifispd, :" to what l have {,
relate about this interesting and extraordinary 70
male. You woi!d not slpEase, whaniookhla o
her that she is in her twS y nintho r ,~inrtetli yeaf
she seurceiy seems to haze exceedcds tho age o
eighteen. You will hardly believe me i'll tell you
thatvhen only sixteen years old she entered ths
rapks of tho Republican Army, accompanied bJ
her sister, served during three years, and was pro
moted. for an action of great ya'or, tohe Aide
descnmp to Dumouriez, onsef our most distn
guishcd Generals, g ~