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

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i',iiHnt Rerrissa, But had bee, r,;;,,l
- -e Austrian n5btefnan: lie Sswore c,erp,,
enmr'y to that nauo,,; and wSs No II ri ross ou,.
ne saEci,eisana obs.iastf 10 ssslstjos Isl sI1ar,,r.
,Ias,-r Of cavaff$s ss5S saei Rsss ssaf,r,,,s,.
with him TO tho arrn!yH SseSsssSthasSpss which
led them TO n m:.i',r lits.sskkWs 49,
Ion wi:' nc" uilderstdnasScGr,isined Mr. Ds,-
yisne, the reasons wi.icn rrsScnt her accepting
'ne '.nnd 81 Monsieur dc II. Her opinion il. that
2 female who has fvc,! in a camp ought ne yer To-
beconle n wife. My c~oisIuct,' she adds. with
smile: will bear the minutes, inye.tixa,;on:-lu.
gehtemr'. yo;: know, are apt tor be suspic;pu.-
anal'asifes, who can tel, ic a husband i,eh,ysJ
hafsfit or ul,l:ind!y towards me, whether I might
not call him Outright. nm, di-ar1n linn
Tho nN'ne of our fairA,aszon," c,D,;1.
'"I! f.cs, . tiiuI (
nr@cex II Il :'"l seventeen
& ha! e krtci,rly t~rurtc'.. ,:,;a,.
inoTc ,%iian.i.a St. Ledger naa s~n
in over TIL: ssrsssgiom.i. THIS charming
couple started 49,. and KEEP, it Up TO
;!>c hi;', MISUNDERSTANDING t;r&i;I tnriolaucS
AN! 'c !.~ro.todifpa,Tat II ;.h"ut four miles
an haHss%S66ffssfod:sc The mars ;t;d az he aid.
AN % tTFv trnt:rd fer ai,ou, fifty or sixty
yards, Ivy which time beth were so dread
In;i: distressed, that, to prevent accident,
they pulled up ant! scsurlcu ;llgir walk
Al lie mile puat Cu-ioianIs maa ag;.in AZ
Grnva:cd im:n y lro,. and again, Of course,
Marianne wnitcd upon linn. ~ the Eel
House, Tie horse actually hurst into a can
ter, and AT the rails is,onishcd himself, nv
marc. and the spectators, by working HIM
self into = sai!op: bur il was "ana.hrr
,u".s t.:n! O.; a thin n"n. Toe mar,
Observation-Disclosures: for she j. half rs iury
again. and she couli trui 18th hin, for tho
trct ri 4 race horse i, nn, G,.itc so fast rs
i'aiia:'s ~ Tom Thumb. hut to race with
him was :" entirely oui Of the question:,
that tli. liit!s horse. with a noble name,
went IN by himself. 1t was IN interesting
race to look "t.-Siort. Magazine.
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There is no Nay iii which the Young can
better learn inc sentiments Of devotion, or
the old preserve them, than by cuItivating
those habits of thought and observation.
winch convert tn, scenes of nature into tho
ttiii)lt ol hbu. WHICH 'ifNc US NfG ITO
Deity in every appearance we nehu!d, and
change the work., in witch the ignorant
rs-! t::e d. .@,i:.icg - on!. H. -2.o.. <
time ana change, into The Kingdom of The
living and evcf-prcscnt Sod OF the uni
verse. Reflections OF this Kind arise very
naturally amidst the scores we at present
behold. In the hcan.ifm! language Of tho
wise man, The winter is over aud gone,
the flowers appear on The earth, and tho
time Of the ginginy of birds is come" In
these momcnt. are witnessing tho most
beautiful and astonishing spectacle that na-
turc ever presents 10 our view. The earth,
Il, by an annual miracle, arises, lis il were,
from I.cr grave, INTO lie and beauty, 1t is
i'll IL peculiar manner the season of bnppi-
Hess. The vegetable world is spreading
beauty AND fragrance amidst toe dwellings
OF men. The anirlG' creation is "u;tS mo
If: .~!.;.,:ca. :'.ec:, .Li nyriaGs Z. unseen
beings, are enjoying their new-horn exis-
renee: and ha;.iis with inarticulate voice
the power which gave them hirt!,. Is thcro
atimc when we can better .,arn tito good
ness OF the "a. sal God! Is il no; Misc
III 20 abroad into nature. ana associate his
lame with every thing w.;!c!, n t.is season
delights the eye and s%ratiles the hearth
ALisoS.