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V"nt1, on pour uno autfc rat
faire voir dams trento jours. -
t!"n de Get avis, pourquoi la ii
serart ms conhru1eret h1molog,
i.,-L ~ ;o nro",t'c fat Ycndue ~,
at lie ,tmc Jour q Avn ri s;s' :, =! ~.
d'Hn t.lar"t Il, lnIto c0ur, renGg .
FannG; 1889, dams l'aif Ill. .c :
co;''s" Bier t >tccvcr, No. 1854
cottc c'1r, aelaquelle ven,c led "
s'S' ren"n acqucrenr pour 10 mi
payable CONNIE suil-sayoi
L'acGucrcnr a>,nnaul lie nan ut
deuN bullets de $685. Sc cents IA
aus le 20 mars 1910, c, la balar,
4"cIcur assumant aussi le palm,
5000 dus a la Banqpc dc Run n
nVcc in'crtt an faux dc 10 pour 81
Ter. Ftvrier Is 8, ct la balance ,
servant unc hypolitque spt,,al,
venduc, jusqn'a Go qucllc ao,t p.vf
Description do la propri6.t d'Ipl
judIciairc.
La notice indivisc de dcux ca-t
avec lou:es les ha,ises ct ausIi,
trouVent, alnsl que les droits, che
servItudcs, privileges ct avanlagc
u une ma"lcrc quclconqno ccs 10
Ct 1ent partlc dc la bn,,urc or Fl
Ste. Marie de ccltc vile, form At
plus ba>se des rucs julie ct .,
sonl des'gncs par les nos. 10 e, Vi
dc Ia dlto bAtturc, dcrose Gu l'Gt j,
notalrc, date Iu 80 jun 1892. T..
sure Al picds 6 pouccs dc face
hevce' sur 100 picds plus GU IL.
d apres I'm ccrtl!icat id JOSEPH ~
VILE, date du 25 mars 1886, il .,r.
dts terraIns mcsurcn, cnsemblr Il
~ picds dc face Ia rue dc \
sur 100 de pioiondeur uvec ans
au fond capita! dc Ia BanQu dc
loulsipnc.
Icmoin Honorable a. NJ. t}ur
Ia eour susditc, C, 6 Mai 1888.
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TNTAT DE "a 6T7fJT ~, -. -
~ NouvcI a OrI1,, 49,: -'','' lie i
ken M,rks no,n;ro 'l"> ue's a ool "sePh Benza
parossc Il, !, Nl ,' ' ~ Hin a.. " Ia vale e
auc. ducmcrt ,,nn;,,| us :. Il DC Ia houisi
Ont prrsonncIlrmrr ' n'nn.
S,cnh,nson W.l,', ,oI :" HF"s'&'is" !o1r
Brown Riep cniloro.s }. Arcn,o@i Il
sou, lc tire ct farm, do = "a II 'H,s a,'aTe
BENJAMIN fiarrod Of ,hn Ii,, ,,' VI - H. o''n-
cion, l,urs ,t.,;ross +S'W 'o"agnos nog"
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~I.,, NNS DEP NtTWENT, }
ru, GTs Ltsht Ht1hi"g Gimp .Ltu;tary 3d. 1889
VIE. 'o'r,H OF Coke being .nuc, reduced this Com
pahy WI! ilnr'sh Pit'sbnrg Coal, in small quar-
ties, TO their customers. ~ S
jail y ~ WEI ' ~.
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N"NCf MATOllES-Wilh beautiful paiuucs
,.,a landing from ship Alexander from Bremen. fr
hi'3, TRIER,
.oo-S "a harnzirc Ct
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ID MS HitHlClnc wa
| discovered ny The proprietor and has been sui
leced to his careful observation for many >eur
IN every variety of pIaclicc, and MI TN. d;s.,.,
OF tho diversified American climate. and II !. ~,
believe that is, as most clearly s., inl IN ~,
| mphle, accutnp,nyinp Iii, s,u,. ,h h, :" ~ ~
| cine ever thrown wi,h,n ,br ,o,Ii t n, ~, ~"
society. 1t is with W.. oroa,s., VI n'' classes :"
| nil J.; " p"P'leIy gwen III
ho ns,,i;hi "'.'''. ''"', we human r. cc, from
WIG "''S''u 'hc', mat, when taken INTO the s,o-
''nc" aI's acc""f'''ng to The stale OF the som
ach and the nature of the disrnsr i,h.r n. mn
tmntir, diureiic, sudrrlfir c,ucc.,rnu, -, ,rn
mcdicnc. That It is rra,y " In, i, nur van. ~ Iva
nccds only ,tial to sa,,s,v ,hc n,ut,
The fact Is daily ro,n;nu =, I'm Us
prDpri rs ~, -. I,',G :" '"t h"'"'eoln OF me
cases o, the ' o'"i'>a, Imn savng llrcs in
vuus and scarlet y,r. j., l,n,, v,,, iI
dy 81 nterry or Uuy r,sncn,I, 49, >
them hat ,h.y are not u,l v,rr,r,.I !, ,.,,.
recum,:,rnJIu5,, I'm, :" "'''N
s,ns. -, ,t,,,, =, ' ''u "t'"" nom a
TO s,vro ali r., -, I '"e :" '"' "''"'n ''"'ty
vnv !, Al, 49,, I ' you WIZ pear ample ''st'-
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~ ,I,,. p''p''''"' !" 'h' e"n cases WIN The use
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t,,', ~, nv M me |" PIE are only b, dnC,u,s
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4, s.s -, a. itfeci'"n, and cuut.Inlur ,b,ut s,,,,
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''""'p'''u'aS street New orIraes
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i,,, ~ Il 'an''n1 rom hnl' N"var D"spuir, ii
'" W. 'c,;''n,' l'r beautiful glade in the Drami
r,'c 'n i'S " u's l'nse Oh the Peppers; hon
ri i; ,'. ,I't noo art near me- Jung hy Mis>
The metric nm nn',;''," i'" h''' """d NIgl
tick,, VIM ~ II '-I,i .'> NOT l'r spring On
row; LII, on tho ,n.,,, ,', 'p'e' 'nn art IN 500
,n,rrh, t t; u" '",' M,T'' ny II Russell; She
morning: Jer ' ,',' " u o. ~ "'', |" IN nj
like nv own, ntru, ed for m ~" nome
Royal Waitzr :. by 4 rIcrhr. u,r,.I ~
|1lhhrIllcs Just Received and tor al,. bv
dl9 B CASEY 10 Cam, q,
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From Mo,,iIc (.Inb,u,1 ,n ,
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1 II. n.,' -, ',''e' Wv ',''''''a'c'y 't,ri
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I,,s .,'.,,ta i,, E.''c"es l" rensae5g
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,ia Mtyianr, ,I,,t|ao,ha. eo,I"es Themes
,n pa'p, - T.iua' ''r!"'''y Nion"t Yea
me- 70 A,gns2 '"@ ''Ssine ann
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re erenJ o,hIr uiro"n "' or losing his
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,onhe should o.r,, ~ .',>s' 4'n''''''' ea,a'-
CARRIE, ty dis ron,. ~, 4. .,,w Orleans Nla' :
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

CLASS-l00 boxes in store for spl. hv
~ TED SHALL. II BROWN 36 Magazine $,
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y GAR 4 MOLASSES-I5O bhds Suu,,
io.o0o gal!s Nolasses-.,n plantation nboyc Tho
or sale by ADAMS & WHlTAII
eo--" G7 Grnvier At
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EN1 AGNER $ LIQUID ODENTl ALI

GAI AGNER ) LIQUID ODENll ALL +.
w been long used. b'tT here and IN the norIh
with uniform success. for cleansing md whitening
the teath, and preventing ;hr oorha9te preserving
The gums, Pufit ing til Breath, and rellv ny most
diseases t" which 'hc mouth Is liable IN ether the
adult o! infant --)ne tea spoonful, miycd in wine
giassiu! III pure wh'cr and 81 upJ'rr to the re,tn
IN usuD! name with hr"s-, w1It cprtH .iIy pre-
vent scurty, and ward oil that eAClui,u,In- pun.
Viz iouth ache.
Prepared only by +. L. W,ngrr, Sur.rnr Den
list 10 Jefferson Chlege, and snId wEnlr-aIr ana
retnli by earle Ton x On. 81 Ctnal 81.
rs safe ngrn,s Tor Wanurr's DI.n lea
- ADDLEltN NARE.--lhe subscribers, mama
~ iac!ur"rs and wholesale dealers in s.udicr,
goods, are no" Receiving by late arrivals from the
rf', III hatiii.n to Their Tor, urr stock, extern
siFe assortment ui ARTICLES IN their iinr, uuDnp
'. lliCIl arc tlc !AllUMlEu. VIZ:
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!, Exchange Hotel, Ger $, Charles g. Com,nm q,
b1,LEHANf BR ItiViam BEL lG Char
tres St. ins this day received small nssortmrn,
sn'''ed and mosaic breastpins, set up III the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-15

w. it haD't:s-i tkns,n's Depi!latorv, for re-
moving snp"ra'ous hair from the face, neck and
'ns' WIN equal sat'ty md certainty eavDs the skin
inner and whittier til IN before the upns,I;nn i,o.l'
supply just received al the Bazaur " "0'''
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NoRklo u Co, No. 33 Chnrlres st Get. s,. RI
ce'v'hg daily from Their house in Phladrlphin, an
e'cgnnt and c"mpln'e assortment of sub stnpn,ioI
aud fashionable cIothns. They invite the a,,en.
t,"n OF the public, as they nra warrant, in sayiuy
selves more adyanta gcously in ouv civ in ,h..
Union. Wy III NV
N: d. few dozen elegant ivory handle UNI
orellas, from 3 to SO inches. Also, a lorpc IN,
"h''e'pIne packing hox"s v,rious sizes. v,rv Inv
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Hyt Pf.-l5U coils tor sale by
III april2 A rKlEk, =
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Wre.iy Prras.-Wc. tn, undersigned, gree to abide
ny the above conli,io,s far us they applicable to
weekly papers.
(Signed) A. 3. LAWRENCE,
3S8 N" subscription. taken for less than months.
Letters must" vi cases. be post pnid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25
From tho Democratic Review.
Old HrOnsidcs Oh a LeeshOrc
BY AN EYg WITNESS.

II was at the close of stormy day ia
the year 1895, when the gallant Fri.
gate Constitution, under the command
of Captain Elliot-Laving on board the
late Edward Livingston. late minister al
the Cour. Of France, and family, and
manned BY nearly five hundred souls
drew near to 1.-the chops" Of the Eng
fish Channel. For four days she had
been beating down from Plymouth, aud
on the fifth. at evening, she made her
last tack for The French coast.
The watch was set at eight p. Nj
The Captain came on deck soon after, and
having ascertained The bearing Of Scilly,
gave orders to keep the ship I" full and
bye" romarking at The same time TO the
officer Of the deck, that he nigh. make
the light on the leo beam, but, he stated,
he thought il more than probable that he
would pass it without seeing it. He then
"lurned in" as did most of the oilers
and the siarboard watch.
Alta quarter past nine, p. NJ. tho ship
headed ives, by compass, when the call
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25
THE GoTHs AND HnNs

The ierriic honors which these fero.
cious nations paid 10 their deceased mo
narchs, are recorded in history bv lie
intermen. Of Attila. King OF the iluns
and Alaric, Ming Of the Golhs.
Atilla died in asa. and vas buried in
the midst Of vast champaign, in 4 rof.
I'm which was enclosed in ONE Of sols
another Of silver. and another or -
With the body were inferred All ,hs
spo'ls Of the enemy. harnesses emhroi.
dered with gold and studded with raw.
els rich silks, and whatever they had
.aSen most precious in the palaces Of ,he
Kings mey had pillaged; and ,ha, the
place Of his in.erment nigh, forever re.
main concealed. the Huns deprived of
lille oil those who assisted al his burial.
The Cloths did nearly the same with
Aiaric, IN 40, az Cosinea. n town in
Calabria. They turned aside the river
'asen'o; AMI having formed grave in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-04-25
Prern be- Miater,s Wr,.,l..

'ris HOME wHEREER THE HEART
'Tis L..ras sisIt'er ihe heart is,
ssseEs'cE - LNrt anes dwell,
o. stir. al in soiirgrs.
gar'aera haua's ur messy deli:
Tss hraH's TaTrr ever.
AL ,has a. wave or wiii,
80 ,ssiira With her lover Waiks,
TIE msghef wta her child.
rs hsisht w'srs'r' i,r hrs.I :;
is fsssy sPe!i cen hIipg
Fresh fnualaias 10 the wilderness,
AmI 10 the dsssh- spring.
Ghc's afe Egsra isles In each occan,
Or ~i,tea siisriisn rlidcs;
AID heaven on each shlre.
"asa lose's the star that guides.
r.. frss wheIe'er the heart ip;
Nj shsias. nor dansraa din,.
Mas chss1 the ni"d's sspi'ines.
Tia sf'',''. realiog hymn.
TIE heart g,rrs lie l.. hrauIy,
lie eL.ry aat ia Paaer,-
-. s'al'eht 10 ~ r,PPfng sirerm.
AL ssa tru 10 10 ll,~er.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
HaMRiyRG = r.

- III HBURG, c.
VNHE Subscriber ,akes great pleasure in in.
IL forming his friends Il the public general.
" that he has opened his large and colnmotiio,,s
House. and will be very thankful to them Tor a
liberal share ofther patronage. He flatters him
self, that from the experience Of the Lady who
has charge of the domestic affairs of the House,
als" his Servants and Hosliers, together with his
own will and disposition 10 please. that general
satisfactinn may be given. The situation Of the
House affords convenience e, particularly d"siri-
BILE to persons who may have business to attend
TO- or who may wsl, to take the Rail Road Car
for Charleston: and his Stable lots arc large and
well prepared for the accommodation of Gentle
men who may have Stock for slle
G. w MAYSON
Oct. "a, 1893 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
NO. 81.

divldual f'dsl 1stf1A the enjoyment of bis
He holds ~ 90, by the uncertain die.
,o" oi IN arbitrary potentate, or privi.
ieSd ORDER men. but by virtue of a biuh
instrument. thu standard of all rule aud
law, adopted by the special servant. of,he
people, and clearly defiued, approved and
rat'fled by whoie community. Blu,
what would 1t avail a people, fellow citi.
Zens. though they embody in their con.
s'ituIion the wisesi provisions and the most
saiu'ary doctrines, il they should he want.
ing IN The necessary frmness and patriot.
Ism I" respect and obey them? 1t is oh.
V'ous mat the advantages Of such sys-
ten must rest upon a faithful compliance
o' all parties with the terms of the com.
Pact. IL The people at large, and the diff
iereht departments Of government shall ad.
mere with fidelity to its letter and it's spirit.
the nation will be able to preserve its free.
uo'n' happiness and independence. Blu,
on me contrary, either the people or tho
pu"'c !unctlonaries, unmindful Of their OBJ
o""sat'ons to lis authority, shall suffer
themselves to be hurried by the violence
ol oaictul passions, or be setiuced Nv the
selfish suggestions Of n temporary and
narrow minded policy, into a violation Of
sequences will be, the loss Of public cred;,
The desuuctiun Of private confidence. and
'he suDversion of all order, morality and
safety. How important it il, then to shield
a'i" project The sacred charter of our lib
er'ies,aiike from all cncroachments, W heth-
CT made ny the people themselves, or by
.n'se entrusted with official stations
mere Ii II prOneness in the nature of man
10 "Verleap the barrier that stands inftbo
way of us selfish desires. As individusIs
we are restrained from The violation of:tho
fd'cs. by The fear OF punishment, but AZ
communities, what withholds US from an in
ir'nScment OF the constitution, 'exceptlthss
hISh morality and honest pride which
make The virtuous and enlightened bosom
teei that It's country's honor is its own
iience deem il the first duty Of patriot.
aud the highest evidence oI patriotism, to
cherish and respcc, The constitution of bis
country.
Nor can conceive Of more dangerous
enemy to liberty than the popular chief
WI" shall discard its authority, under the
hollow lretcxt that he is acting for the good
oi the people. No reasons Of State poll.
cy, nn pretended exigencies can Justify i,e
violation. Uudcr any and all circumstan-
ceS, ITS intraction is more dangerous than
treason, aud lis dethrunement is the death
oi liberty Let me then invoke the 'peo-
pie al Texas To stand by their constitution
Let us otiar no violence to its precep,a
and restrictions Let US bow TO the 81 :.
prrmacy of its authority. Let it he our
cloud by day and our pillar of FIRE hy night.
only remain for me to pledge myself
under the solemn requirement of the Con.
sItnIi"n. To Il faithful iullilmeut of NV Off.
cial duties.
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The EdgeAeld Advert.. -.
is rusL'saED Zee
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Three Dollars per annum fpaid
m advance.-Thres Dollars and Fifty Cents if
paid before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscription.--and Four Dollars if
not paid Within Six Months. Subscribers out of
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No subscription received tor less than one year
and no paper discontinued ultil all arrearages
are paid, except at the option Of the Editor.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
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Any person procuring five Subscribers and
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ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted Mt
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All Advertisements intended for publication
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All communications addressed to the Editor
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tended to.
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
G!I4!4{ Gll{.

HAMBURG, SOUTH CAEOLINA.
"H. undersigned begs Leave o inform i,Is
IL friends and the public in general, that
this Hotel has undergone thorough repair. and
tina, he in now p epared for the reception and
commodation OF Permanent Boardcrs. as we'll as
Travellers and Transient
VISITORS.
He would observe, that those who may favor
him with call. shall find themselves agreeably
and comfortably provided for. His ,abI is sup.
piled with all the substantial requisites o, good
lioing together with every delicacy and variet,
that the markets Of Augusta ami Hamburg cut,
afford, with the attention OF actice servants and
Taihtu hostler His Bar is stored with liquors
Of the choicest kind.
With the confident assurance Of giving full
satisfaction. he solicits his old friends, and the
public in general, 10 favor him with call.
Drouers can be accommodated ,cith stables
and lots for stock.
A. KEMP.
Dec l5 1888 If 46
The Greenville Mountaineer, aud Peudleton
Messenger will insert the above for six weeks,
and send then accounts to the subscriber in
Hamburg. A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24

N :. the nnder>i" ned invite the: attention
w ofthe Public, I" the new re. ,,!a ions II,
the classical School At G,e"nwond. Abbe> ill..
Distrlc' >. &. We have agreed take charge
oil this Academ. in conmexin.,. and. provided
we can Obtain sufficient share of the Public
patronage. we eXpeci TO continue to. ether tor
some years We will give instructions in all
the branches requisite for entering the ~,ouli,
Carolina College ar any other in The United
Stntes. The principal ofthesc will be The iree
and Latin Languages. Mathematics. Histnr.
and Geography. Composition. Defamation
Heading and Writing, will be strictly n tended
to. As we will be able no to arrange our cIas.
ses, that each one Of us can dev, to his ex, In
s've attention to particular branches, We tiat..
ourselves that they will he thoroughly taught.
We pled:e ourselves to Use our urmos efforts
not only. to facilitate the progress # our pu,is
IN their studies hut ais" to iI,tl into their minds
correct principles of m"raty
w. {. NJ MDRAGNE
J. l.. LESLY.
Greenwood. Dec ID IS.,S n Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
LowndesviIIe Academy.

NIL. exercises Of this institution will te re-
Sumed on tn" second Monday in January
next under the care of the Rec. HI lam n.
Harris, as Principal and e Classical Teacher, and
MIR. abraham Cunningham, az Teacher OF the
English Department.
The Trustees fee no hesitation i'm saving
that these gentlemen are as competent to the
discharge OF the duties of their reSpectiv, de-
partments, as any to be found in the upper
country, nd thatt they will spare no pains to con.
'in,ie I" merit the high stand. which has been
awarded to them IA Teachers.
As the impression ubroad respecting the
health Of Abbevic District. is unfavornbi,.. we
deem 1t necessary to say that I.,wndesville
and its vicinity. are US healthy ~ anv section, of
the upper country. The Village is situated on
high aud dry ridge, remote from any standing
wnter, as well ns nl causes Of ,liscase; il must
therefore continue 10 be healthy.
In point OF morality. W, b'lieve it is gener-
ally conc"detl, thar il,Sfe is NO section nf coun
try more exempt, from all inlucemrnt to vicious
habits, thnn this. We would hazurd the asser
ton, that we stand unrivallcd in this par,icuInr
Excellent Boarding can he had in the Villnee
and vicinity, AT So per month.
The School will continue the common Scho-
lastic year.
The The S,"s,es' Ns,Srs, science, s's per session"
English Grammar, Ge"g}
raphy, and History,
RsadinE' mdi;s. w. writing A'i'"- 6
DIR. a. d. ARNOLD, Pres. b. 7Sus.
w. r. SANDERS. Ficc Pres
w. G.. COZBY. Treasurer
MATTHEW YOUNG.
JIM lFFrT SIMPSON. Trustees
8. J. SHACKLEFORD.
BY order Of tlm. Board.
J CALDWELL, Secretary
Dec ~, 1888 AZ
The P"ndlcton Messenger ard the Weekly
t'hronicle q Sentinel, Of Augusta. will copy
the above three times, and forward their nc
counts for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-24
BY T. H. cHIvERs, u. I

Sweet Nightingale Of heaven! thou art the bird
That IN the groves Of nature poured her song
And in the deep silence of my bosom stirred,
Like the soft winds the gentle lake along.
And oh! the sweetness Of thy gentle tongue
Is softly chained upon my spirit now.
Like the bright diadern OF glory hung
Around the radiance of an angel'sbrow.
When from the isles ofheavenly love she bring 8
The healings of the pirit on her wings.
And now thy music thrills me, us If all
The liquid gushings ofthy voice could roll.
And m'ngle with my spirit, like the fall
vi mighty wa ers circIins round the soul!
Aild like the sweetness of the ocean shell
That IN the azure OF the waves doth din,
Thy tender voice upon my soui doth swell.
Like wa'e' dropping from an Angels lip;
And like the biIlows Of the azure lake,
Circling the beauty OF the milky swan,
Curl,d by her bosom on .he shore to break
in liquid kisses, she circles ON.
So. from thy spirit waves the liquid song,
That spreads triumphantly my bosom Ger,
And brings me healing US it floats along,
Like blessings from eternity's bright shore!
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Political.
EXTRA(.IS

From the Inaugural Address Of GEN. M. i.
d LAMAR, President of the Republic of
Iexas, to both Houses 0fCongress.
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WYE Have the pleasure Of in o. ming our
w friends aud the public in ge erag. ut
the exercises of these Institutions. will recon-.
mence o. End MOI day in January next
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
To meet thr increasing patronage of this De.
partmcnt, we have added another Teache. il
will therefore he conducted iu future, under the
joint ron', ol Of Mr.. JAMES LESLEY our former
Teacher, ,anh MIR. WILLIAM G. MoRAGxE,ia, of
the English Academy; both graduates of he
S.Carolima College, and experienced Teac GA
Engiish Male Department. This Depnrt-
ment will he under the man ,,ent O, AIr.
JAMES GILES, u graduate Of Fr kiln Cole C.
and at several years experience in teaching
Female D!partme menf.-Nil be conducted ly
Mr.. JAS. M. FEM and Lady, and Miss OH Ano
late Of tine Sum erville Academies tlistins u,sed
alike Tor their literary qualifications and eApe-
renee ~ Teachers. Mrs. Fem and Miss ~
tiarO the former distinguished rs a Mnsica' &
French teacher, ana tho latter in PanilIs g.
These branches will therefore be- taught in tie
mos, improved and per ect system.
The Public will discover that we are incur
ring an immense expense for tile benefit Of H.
youths OF the country. and all we ask ~ a. ex-
animation into the merits of Oilr Institute ms be-
lleving that they vii! he patroniz d il know i.
For we are bold to assert that ~ no one po,ut
are nir schools surpassed by amy ~ the Sou, :
ern States. No Student will hr admit d n, q
any OF the Schools. Unless lIc comes recomulrn-
ded ny good moral character. and it 80 comes
from another School he shall bring with him n
certificate of his character and standing. A
Chap'i is now building in the place, in ended
for thr eSclls We benefit of the Schools Tcrms
of board and Tuition are as moderate Al eIs,.
where in this District