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From Bfach,coods EdinJurg Magazine.
T. GXPT

The present condition Of Egyptis per
maps amongst the most remarkable of any
existing territory Of the world. The Jew.
ISL prophecies marked it from the earliest
periods Of history as lying under anathcma
second only III sternncss and extent to thai
OF !udca itself. lis religious corruptions
winch have been suffered, as if for tho pur-
pose OF showing TO what depths the human
NINA, IN Its natural state, can descend,
brought down upon it the extraordinary NAL
eu'ction that tho Egyptians should never
DC an independent people. No prophetic
ceciaratlon has been ever more distinctly
inihlicd. For nearly three thousand years
me Esyptians have been the prey Of ad-
venturcrs' successfully ravagcd by the Per-
SLAMS, tyranized over by the Greek success
sors ot Alexander, turned into province
by the Romans, ravagcd by its Saraccne
Government, enslavcd by its Mamcluke
robbers, conquered by the French, again
IN the hands of the Turks and at this hour
mastered by Turkish slave.
Whether its long depression is now about
10 cease, or whether, as much more proba-
Dic, IL Is destined, on the death of NIallomct
All ;lnd his son, to fall again into the hands
oi m the Turks, and feel the piIlagc of IL
turkish Government, is only for the future
A'ut ttiS tlul lCSS
circumstance characterszcs Egypt, ,ha, it o:'
all the regions of the earth, is pcrhnps the
most singular instance Of a continuance of
fertility, and Of perpetual provision for
ttlit fertility. In the midst of n desert, the
narrow land Of Lower Egypt presents to the
eye atcrrtory whose cxubcrancc scarcely
requires tho aid Of human labor, and has
scarcely over failed during u course of cen
turlcs; this is the wclI-known work of the
wcll-knowm Nile. But it is not TO be over
looked, that The moral aud physical cond-
ions OF Egypt, exhibiting the most direct
contrast to each other since the DAYS of
iharo, give decisive proof of the fact that
inc power and prosperity of nation alc
dependent OH higher than soil and situation
he position of Egypt is made for power.
inaccessible by land, with the desert for
Its rampart; inaccessible by sea, from
the shallow of the Nile, if the people had
the spirit to defend either frontier or their
shore; standing on the central point between
the 'Tfi orTnrfrccJr-b BUN WIFI me I'M
examplcd p:oductlvcncss Of soil utterly
'nexl'a"s'lble-why has Egypt been prev
or province for nearly 1000 years? Ali
probability is ngainstit F.; nature is against il;
but Tact Is for 1t, and prophecy had prepar-
cd US to expect it. Great designs of provi-
dcncc may he i'll activity at this moment
Tor the restoration of the East TO its moral
& for the extinction of these
ho'rld' hcrce. ignorant, and goddess govern
inc,Is which tear il to pieces. The thoucb,s
oi men, totally free from cxtravaeaocc are
turning upon Palcsiuc. The days oi The
Crusader will never come again; but il i,
impossible 10 doubt that n new intlucnce
Is turned towards regions on which ncitl,cr
Jew nor Christian can look without :, min,
5'Ins at once OF JOY and pain. of the lotiiest
hope and tho deepest humiliation.
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TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GUY RIVERS

WILLs'and the ensuing Spring Season
w at my stable at tho Ridge, ahd other
places in the District. For particulars see
Hand Bill And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards during tho Sea
son, & will be let to Mares at tic followin.
prices; SO the single visit, Sl2 the Season
and SO TO insure mare with foal. In
every instance the insurance money will
become due as soon as the mare is known
to be with loal or exchanged. A company
of seven mares shall be entitled to a dctluc-
ton of 81 on cnc! marc by one mans he
coming responsible for the whole. All pos
iblc care taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible for any.
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Rnndolp,'s
Janus, his dam by Carolininn, grand dam
by Bedford g. &. dam by Diomcdc, g. g. g.
dam by Quicksilver, ont Of Il Shark Mare.
RandoIph's Jams, and Carolin:a.. were
both sired by Sir Archy, and The g. 8, g.
dams ofboth were sired by imported Janus
In purify Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur
passed, in beauty of color and symmetry
of form. will compare with the hest horses
Of the day. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge, Feb 81, TIA
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.RiezgeciyIc .GcUdeamy.

The exercises Of this institution will COM
mcncc on Monday The 5th OF tho present
lust under The direction of Francis Moody,
native of Virginia, who has had consider
able experience i'll his profession. We IN
vitc the attention of Parents and Guardians
10 the locality Of the Ridg"'iiie Academy
which, i'll our opinion Is place not sur
md respcc,li.ly solicit a share OF their pa
,-ononc' p0ard can be procured in rcspccta-
iIn r;hilics and convenient TO the Academy
:, from to IS per month.
RATES OF TuIrIoH.
Spelling, Reading, and Writing
per Quarter 50 90
The above with Arithmetic and En-
slish Grammar, 5 90
The above with Geography, History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric. &c. 90
COL. NJ. WATSON,
A. WATSON,
i. II. BOATRIGHT,
MAI y. WATSON. Z Trustees.
T.. w. PERRY.
LEWIS liOMES.Esq
Feb: 6 1898 til
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Nv EnJyIYrV

Patrick Duncan. VS.. Margaret \
Henderson, John Richcy. II Bill 10
the heirs and Administrators forcciosc
of William Hodges, jun. and iIo,igane.
ofNiliam Hodges, sen
h appearing to my satisfaction that of the
y defendants III this James l.. Hodges
Richard Hodges, John or John W. Hodges,
Walter or Wat. Hodges. james Stone and Eliza
beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy his wife,
james Ionson or James 'rowncs and Polly his
wife, Wiley Cu,nnlilIs and Frankv his wife. and
Sarah Hodges, heirs Of William Hodges, ir. and
OF William Hodges, sen. reside beyond the limits
OF this Staie Ordered that they do scvcralIy ap-
pear and plead, answer or dcrl,r 10 the above
mentioned bill. within three months from the
date OF the publication hereof. or the saidbl will,
Us to them respectively, be taken pro ronfisSo
~WM. e. BLACK. e. T.. 4. u.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1898 ac,
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From The Prud!rt0n !Urssruocr


vote was recently taken in the i1fu,ss
OF Representatives which goes to shcw how
far the south may safely regard the Nn,h-
ern Wing Party as her friends. The rcso.
luton Of Mr. Patton by which all pcIi,;nms
on the subject OF Abolition were arrecu ,n
be laid on the table. was concluded ON bv
the Southern members rs the conrsc ,n,:,
advisable 10 be pursued by them for rhc
present. Whether it was the wiscst ;I,,,
could have been adopted by them, we IT.,
not undertake 10 say. Sunlry petition,
have since been presented from the nn.h
praying that the resolution may be rcscirJri
The reception of these petitions was orr,,.
ed, as infringing the resolution itsclfi 4
member from Virginia moved to settle the
matter ny laying the question of rcccptiou
and with it the whole subject on thc tnllr
Thus getting rid of the memorials, ouic,;nc
agitation, and leaving the House 20 uroccei
with its business. On that motion CT Wf;o
members from the non slavchol,lino S,o,rs
voted; and every one voted i'm the negative,
vi the W administration men from tho snmc
section who voted, 53 voted in the af,irm,-
tvC, and 8 i'll the negative. Eye1v Rcnro-
sentative from the Slaveholdinc States vot.
ed in tho affirmative, with two exccn,;ons
Messrs. Underwood Of Ky. and Williams
of Tennessee.
We are not the friend or apolisist of tho
administration, rs our readers we'll know.
But Justice demands that these facts shopId
be stated. They 20 far to prove that with
Inc South the Northern Wing party has ~,
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Look at This!

NjTY imported Jack DUBLIN, five years
I'VE old. will stand al my stable. only three
nri!cs and half west of Edgcicld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and he
let TO mares at the following prices viz: 50
lhr season and 81 to insure mare to be
with ronl. In all cases where Il mare is
put by The insurance, the money will be
considered duo when it is asccr;aincd that
she is in foal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents but
] will not be responsible for any. The
Season to commence The tenth Of March
and end the last of June.
w. Ii. MOSS.
Feb. %. 1a?a t.
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From the Rcpistcy 4. OJScrrcr


HE. CHILD IN SEARCH OF Hen FATHER
They say was bur four years old,
When Father went away,
ict l have never seen his face,
Since that sad, parting day.
lie went, where brighter nowrcts grow
Beneath Virginia skies,
Dear Teacher show me ON your man.
Where that far country lies.
bcgG'd him Father do not go!
For since my mother died
love no one so well as YOU
And clinsing to his side,
The tears came gushing down my check
Until my eyes were dim;
Some were i'll sorrow for the dead,
And some IN love for him.
lie knclt, and pray'd to God above,
My little daughter spare,
And till we both shall meet again,
On keep her i'll thy care
lie does not comc!-I watch for him,
AT evening twilight grey,
Till every shadow wears his shape,
Along the grassy way.
muse, and listen all alone,
When stormy winds are high.
And think hear his tender tone,
And call, but no reply;
And SO I've done these four long years,
Within lonely home,
Yet every dream Of hope is vain
Why don't my father come'-
Father,-dcar father, arc you sick
Upon stranger shore!
Grand mother says it must be so,-
y write TO us once more,
And let your little daughter come,
10 smooth your restless bed,
And hold the cordial to your lips,
And press your aching head.
Alas II fear me lie is dead
Who will my trouble share!
Or tell me where his form is laid,
And let me travel there?
by Mothers tomb love TO sit
Where the green branches wave,
Good people help an orphan child
10 find her Fathers grave.
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@Hoetie &seess.
From the Grccnriilc Mouutainecr.

10 the memory of Napoleon Patterson
young man o! fine promise, who departed
this life in February, 1888, near White
Hall, Abbevilc District, S. G.
O! is that form we lov'd SO well, :,
Placed in Il lonely narrow cell,
10 gnawing worms prey!
Has death, SO cruel and so cold,
Hidden within his icy fold,
That spo,less you,h-O say!
he has descended TO the tomb,
But in our hearts his virtues bloom,
Fresh as the morning dew.
While we continue here OH earth,
we never can forget his worth,
His friendship, ever true.
We saw disease, with loathsome smile,
lowering DER him awhile,
Till pale and stern decay,
With poison'd arrows sent by death,
-Assail'd him, and his vital breath
On wings fled fast away.
And then each feeling heart did ache,
la agony did almost break
For that respected one,
Who own'd ailliction's chast'nins rod,
And i'll his pain exclaimed, "My COP,
Thy sovereign will be done''
His numerous friends dropp'do o er his bier
The farewell tribute of tear,
Before thoy turn'd away.
GA"hao oaow his s%ctpihgr~nuw snaot''
10 mouldcr i'll the clay.
His aged father felt the stroke
No tear he shed, no word he spoke
But all! lie deeply grcvcd;
lie bade afl'cction's voice he still,
And bowling to his Makers will,
The awful pang received.
But while his form within the tomb,
Shroudcd in solitary gloom,
In death unconscious lies,
His srolcss spirit lives in bliss,
Thron,d with its God and happiness,
Beyond the starry Skies. J. NJ. c.
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, vs.
Jno. Bauskctt, Admir- Bill for 1rcouut aud
o, Jno. Moore, dcc'cd. Settlement.
VIM. J. Wightman
and wife, and another.
NlIE Companants having filed their bill in
the Court of Equity for Edgcticld District,
IN N the State aforesaid, claiming that they, and the
Defendants Ann Wishtman, and her sister r.
Hardness, II living, are entitled to the estate of
the intcstatc John Moore, deceased, in equal
Shares, on motion of Griffin, Complainant's So
ilcitor, 1t is Ordered, that all persons interested
III the settlement of said estate. do appcar and
Intcrpose amy objections which they can of ri ght
make to the distribution of the said estate, as
prayed tor in the bill. before the Commissioner
OF the said Court, ut Edgcficld Count House. on
or before the fourth Monday in Nav next.
Feb. 90, 1893 nc5
:. 1t is further ordered that the above be- pub
shcd for three months in one or more pubIic
uaZettes III THIS State. WIN. HARPER.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQIIII'

IN EQUITY.
iairlck Duncan, vs. Richard BWn .fonriosc
Hodges Il Valentine Young. { lIorS0yr.
nppearin" to nv satisfaction that Richard
IL Hodges one of the defendants in this case.
resides beyond the limits of the State: Ordered
that he do appear and plead. answer or dcmur
to the bill aforesaid, witlliLrrc months from The
date of the publication hereof, or the said bill
will, lis to him. he taken pro rontrSSo.
WM. C.. BLACK, T.. T.. ID.
Comm'r's Office, Feb 26, 1883 ac5
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South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

MACK LAMAR Of said District tolls
IVA before me one dark cream Horse.
with white main and tail with a strcek il, his
face and wart on .his left thigh, and some
appearance of being hipt in the right hips
five feet five inches high. Supposed to be
Corr years old. Appraised by Thomas
Rowell and Abram S. Lamar at Seven
y-fve dollars.
ID. ATKINSON, ,J.Q.
Jan. 31st 1928. c3
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EO yrJTJ-

IN EQ III'f.
Patrick Dancan, vs.. Augustine
Arnold, Rcubin Robertson, Bill to
Rachel Bigham, and the heirs .frcciosc
p. DELPHI.
appearing 10 my satisfaction that William
Il Lyon and Virginia S. his wife. Judge b.
Deiph, VIM. l.: Delphi, Robert J. DELPHI. Mary
F. Delphi, Martha G. Dclpn, g. Lousin +. DcIrh,
heirs of Robert T.. DELPHI, some of the ,lcfrn,
dants III this case, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Ordered that They do scvcrally appear
and plead, answer or dcnlnr to the Bill aforesaid
within three months from the date Of the pulli-
cation hereof, the said hill will, us to them re.
spcctlvcly, he taken pro ronfr$so.
WIN. c. BLACK, c. r. 4. ID.
Comin L : Oiiicc, Feb 26, 1888 nc 5
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, vs. John ! Bill to Eorcrlosc
Wilson q, Margaret Wilson, AloH"ngr
Il appearing to my satisfaction that John VIII
Il son, (son Of Charles one Of the defendants
in this case, resides beyond the limits oftls State:
Ordered that he Ito appear and plead. answer or
dcmur To the above named bill. within three
months from the date OF the publication hereof,
or tic said bill will, as to him. be- taken py0 ron-
frsso. WIN. e. BLACK, {. E.A.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26, 1893 ac5
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Cokcsbury Female Academy.

" KS. WILSON respectfully announces to
IVA the public that she has resumed the duties
tG her School. Thankful for the patronage she
has heretofore received, she pledges herself to
devote her unrcmitted attention to the intcllec
tualimprovemcnt of the young ladies committed
to her care. She has associated with her. in the
duties Other School, Il Gentleman. n graduate of
the South Carolina College, Minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Good boarding can be furnished nj 50 to $40
per month.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions, comprising five and half months per
Session.
Terms Per ScsSiope
Orlhography, reading, writing, Siamn,ar
and arithmetic, $40 90
The above with Introductory geography,
modern history, derivatives, use of the
globes, &c. /: Is 90
The above with geography, ancient and
modern. history ancient and nodcrn,-
Introductory astronomy and botany 20 90
The same with natural, moral andil
tellcc,nal philosophy, chemistry, logic,
composition, botany, algebra, &c. 81 90
Music, /: 20 90
French, : 20 90
Latin aud Greek (: 20 90
.-rawing and Painting, {: go 90
TERMS PAID IN ADVANCE.
(,Okpab.,rn -All,..:n-
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SOUTH C.HROLEJy:F.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

"OLLED before me on the tenth inst.
Il by Jeremiah Cook living on the Block
cr Road, ten miles above Edgclicld G.. ii.
two horse mules dark bay and brown
bay, both Judged to be three years old next
spring, and appraised to he worth seventy
dollars each, no brands pcrccivablc.
AARON HILL, p.
Feb. 18th 1899. Ic
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Patrick Duncan. Bill to- forceIOsc
appearing to my satisfaction that Joseph
IL Travis, the defendant in this case. resides
beyond the limits of this State: Ordered tina, he
40 appear and plead. answer or tlc,nur to the
bill aforesaid within three months from the date
of the publication hereof, or the suid bill will be
fpk"" """'.'-- iSI..lC il, L. Ed. u.
Comm'r's Office, Feb. 26. 153S ac5
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