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MARRIED.

On the 10Th instant, by The. Rev. II. A
Williams, Mr.. JOHN FoRREsT 10 Miss SA
RAH KEMP.
o." the 18th by job" oua,tlebum. Esq,
Mr.. JOHN LOWRY 10 Miss ELIZABETH
Rotten. all of this District.
On Tuesday-lhe 18Th instant, by the
Rev. John Trapp, w. w. ADAMS. ESQ.,,
to Miss SAvANaAH L., daughter Of MIR.
James Sheppard. all of this District.
On the Doth instant. by Rev Henry a.
Williams, Mr.. JAMES STEWART, of Abbe
Vile, TO Miss Nancy Rotten. of Edge.
field District.
On the goth instant, by S. Broadwater,
E~q.. Mr.. EwEL CouRsEY 10 Miss ELrz.
ABETH ROBERTSON, ali Of, This District.
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PottersYille School.

YHSHE Subscriber gives notice that he will
u resume, the duties. Of his School on the
second onfay.in january 1S47, ~ Si'5'Ss'
TEnIs OF TuirroS As FOLLOW:
Spelling, Reading Writing. with the Il,
four elementary Iules in Arithme'
tic, per quarter, SO 90
The above, with Arithmetic continued,
English Grammar, Geography,
aud History, per qnarier, a 90
The above, with Logic, Natural, Men.
lal and Moral Philosophy, Rhcr
oric. Algebra, Geometry. aud
other branches connected with
practical Mathematical educn.
tion-Aslronomy, per quarter, : 5 90
Instruction in the Latin and Greek languages
will he given, should any desire it.
The subscriber expects to have Musical
Department. connected with his School, under
the care ofa Lady well qualified for The dis.
charge of its dulies.. Lessun on Piano Forte.
&C., will be given; ):
S. w. KENNERLY.
N. B.-Board can be had in the village of
Pottersyllle, at from 5 to dollars per month,
by those who may wish to attend the School.
decc nlber o .-l...-L. 81. tf 4S
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EtdgefieId Academy.

IN tIE Exercises OF this Institution will he
H resumed :he FIRST Monday in January
1S47.
As the Principal has staked his all IN Its
prosperity, he will hereafter enforce an exact
aud rigid discipline. and lake no more Pupils
than he can personally attend to. Such then
as cannot be induced to conform 10 the Rules
and Regulations, applying themselves to slndy,
aud rctraining from habits ofidiencss and dis.
sipatlon. (where loo old or 100 stubborn for
correction,) will be dismissed not EXPELLED
from theInstiiution.
His Boarding pupils will have to CONFORM TO
the regulations of his house. respecting the
hours of study at home, Of rising in the morn
ing. and Of retiring at night.
Tuition fees payable il adv ancc, ashereto.
fore, and at the same iates. No fraction OF n
session. or allowance for absence admitted
except by express stipulation beforehand A
monthly report of each pupil, sent to parents
Tor tnelr approval orreproof. '
Premiums awarded and paid monthly.
ii. H. McCLINTOCK.
decrmbey 16. 81 Al
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- yV"gtLy .arriUaES y,
#'.-tl laT THE
CHEAPCASH STORE.

..... JUST RECEIVED,
Ar LARGE assortment of CHRISTMAS
A. and NEntefEAR Presents, -.
Toys of every variety, Fire Crackers, and
Fire Works,
Accordeons. fancy Boxes. fancy Soap, Co.
logne, Lavender Macassar Oil, Chocolate
Candy, Raisi.s. Sugar, Coffee, Buck
wheat Flour. &c. &c
ga1.ri.. "a NEW SUPPLY OF
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Viz:-Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, white and
coored Shirts Drawers, wouen Shirts,
Suspcnders, &C.,
Brogans, Women's sIhnes, Mems thick
Boots, Indies Seal, Girecian and Strap
Spring, Boys, Kid, and all kinds of chill
dren's Shoes, iri fact iiill supply,
Mems wool HATS, all prices,
To mention every article, would take too
much room. therel re if you want to buy
Cheap. come and sa!isly yourself: No charge
Tor looking. ar ]. COIN,
,,s opposit; GoOdman's Hotel.
december 23 f.. -.l 81. ~ 80
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PROCLAMATION.
The State of s. Carolina.

fI ss.afs EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEET.
a4, Columbia 10Th Dec, ,IS46. =
By His E1celency.' DAVID JOHNSON. Co.
oernor and Com,tldnder IN Chiet, in and orer
the State of Sonth Caroline. tn'i 81. '6G
WK7 HEREAS, inpursuuhce of the Act of
w The Legislature of this State, the votes
for members oflhe thirty first Congress have
been counted by Commissioners for that pnr'g
pose, andiit appears liiat James A. Black has
been duly elected lor. the first Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of Spartan.
burg, Union, York and Chester; r. F: Simp'
s6h for the second Congressional District.
comprising tho Districts ofPickens, Anderson,
Greenvie and LaprGns; Joseph A.. Wood,
ward lorthe third Congressional District, COM
prising The Districts o! Lancaster, Keishaw,
Fairfield, RicLland and Sumter: A. d. Siuis
Tor the fourth Congressional District, compris'
ing the Districts of Chesterfield, Marlborough
Darlington. Marion, Hurry; Georgetown and
Williamsburg; "A. Burt for the fifth Congres..
sonal District, comprising the Districts of ABB
Gevil1e, Newberry.' Edgcfed and yington;
lsaac B. Holmes for !ihe sixth Cohsressionaf
District. .eom 2rlsins the District Of CharIeyon..
and X. B. RIiert for the seventh Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of Orange.
burg. Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton, and the
parish Of St. Johns, Coelon. :t.i,, S'31
Now, therefore, /, DAVID Johnson.
Governor and Comlnandef-iirC hief, in and
over the State aforesaid, do Issue this my Pro-
cIamation; notifying and declaring. according
10 the provisions oflhe said Act, that James Al
Black, RE-. Simpson, Joseph A; Woodward,
A. D. Sims, A. Burt, Isaac E. Holmes add r.
b. Rhetl, had majority Of The votes in their
respective Congressional Districts, and are'
therefore duly elected Representatives in the
Congress OF the United States. raiq itf II
Given under my hand, aud the Seal ofthe.
.t State;'at Columbia, This sixteenth day, OF,
December, in the year Of our Lord, one
I thousand eight hundred and forty six, and
in the seventy first year Of the lndepen:,
deuce Of the United States ofAmcrica. ii
BY the Governor. -
~ }'"sw: DAVID JOHNSON.
RoBT. @. PIacKsEY, Secretary o State.
december % ,1, ..3t AZ :
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From tie Abbeulic Banner.

'oW he aUOettLtc bQnnEf.
CAMP SLLLEcK. tAiken.) Dee. 20, 1916.
.Ir. Editor-'The AbbeviIIe Volunteers
arrived safely 1T this place last evening.
The volunteers are all well. We will
take The cars this morning al O'Clock.
Before leaving our camp, we deemed it
due to uuI teluw citizens ul old AbbevilIe
forthc patriotic manner in which they have
so beautifully supplied the volunteers with
money aud transportation, to pass The fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas The cilZens of Savannah aud
Saluda Regiments, in their zeal aud pa
tflotlsm to equi the Abbeville Volunteers,
have contributed the handsome sum of
S20SO sGcenls.
BE II therefore resolred, That the thanks
oil tie Volunteers be returned 10 our iel
low cl'Izeus for the praisewprthy manner
10 which they have aided lheu, in prrpar-
alton for The Mexican War, and that this
act OF kindness will serve to keep in re-
membrance th kidd friends we will leave
behind US.
ReSolred,; That the thanks ofthe Volun.
teers be returned To the LoundsviIle and
Wilmington Bands lor their efficient servi
) ces rendered to the volunteers while in
Old Abbevile. ~.
ResOlred, That The thanks Of The Vol
uuteers be returned 10 the citizens of All
beviIle village for the hos2i;able manner
in which they have entertained them on
Tuesday last; and to those gentlemen
who have kindly furnished tents while On
our line Of march TO Aiken.
ResoLued, That the thanks of The Vol.
unteers he returned 10 the young Ladies
OF Abbeyile village, for the badges they
!, have presented to Them; and in honor 10
them wr pledge ourselves, hat these EN-
blems Of their purity shall never be torn
from our bosoms by The hand of our enc
my.
ReSolred. That we, The Volunteers of
Abbeviie District, do tender our most
heartfelt thanks TO those citizens Of our
District who so disinterestedly presented
to US the means OF conveyance from our
homes TO Aiken-thus lighlehng our tolls.
while in the reach Of their active aud
helping care. We shall carry 10 the tent
cd field remembrance t',aI will nerve US
under The tolls and dangers Of HE soldiers
life.
The following are the names of the
gentlemen who furnished The Wagons:
DR.. Barrett, Col. Sproul, Lynn Morrow.
Capt. Larkiu Reynolds, John Co,hran,
Esq, Cap. Irwin, J. F. Watson, Esqr.,
John Hearst, DR.. Hearst.]
Resolrsd, That we d I.ereby tender
our most hearty thanks 10 the citizens of
old Edge6elj, and particularly of Edge
field village, for The very bospitable aud
highly flalering reception with which we
were greeted on our passage through their
District.
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Roberts Price Current.
december 30

plLL PAPER for making out bills, at 25
RD cents qulre,
Law and Magistrates Blanks, few still on
hand, al 374 cents qure,
Lard side Lamps with Reticctors at 50 so each,
suitable for Stores or Bar Rooms. Now
that good Lamp Oil is MOTTO be obtained
hele, under 81 rs per gallon it is impnr-
tant to know that Lard can be burned for
80 cents gallon These lamps are war.
ranted to burn arcR. 's'ss
Rice Of ldir quality, not much broken 25 lbs.
for 81 co. s.
Culicoes 64 cents sto2 20 ceuts yard, r
Homespuns 81 cents to 10 cents ayard,
Cotton Hundh erclels at l2t cents each, t.'g
Apron Check ut ~ cents yati,
Sugars at 8, 10, and II pounds Tor 81 co.
Coffee Al 10 pounds ior > UO,
Pepper aud Ginger AT l21 Cents Il pound,
Umbrellas from S7t t" - 80 each,
Snrerfnc Blne Coat, III sig % each
Black aud blue Sa,tlnetr, Gerry fine, al 81 90 a
yard,
PlaId LInsey nj l24 cents yard.
Bunnets nj 81 cents aud 81 cents each,
Ribbons from 5 TO % cents II yard.
ShawIs every variety a74 cents to Sc 90 each,
Bed Tick II! cents to lSa cents yard, la
Sets of fbeaatlluy carved l'eal Buttons, Tor the
front OF Ladies' Dresses. rcry large, 20
small at 81 0Oa sett,
Georgia Plains Tor Negroes. at 25 .;en,s yard.
500 lbs. assorted Candies aud Kisses ut 25 cts.
pound.
Mackarel and Cod Fish, very cheap,
Best Northern Buckwheat Flour 20 pounds
for 81 00. .sg
Raisins 10 cents pound, with Drugs and Me-
dicines. and numerous o:i,ergoods atvery
low prices r. ). ROBERTS.
EdgefeId G. Fl. 10Th Deer, 1856.
december 30 81 ~ 40
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TO THE PUBLIC!

"IlE Exercises of the WOODGROVE
VI ACADEMY. situnred in the east corner
of Abbevile District. will be resumed on the
First Monday in January next, under The in
struc,on Of Miss Mary Julian
Rates Of tuition'per session, rs follows:
For reading. writing. spelling and
Arithmetic. So 00
With the above, Grammar and Ge. ~
ography, 9 90
With the above Philosophy. natu.
raj, mental and moral Chenis-
try, Botany, Criticism, Compost :. .
lion, &C., " IL 90
Music per session, = - Is 90
Five months To make session.
For use Of Piano, per session, - i. so
Boarding. including washing and candles,
can be Obtained near the Academy for 81 per
month.
JAMES GILLIAN, ;;
WILLIAM EDDfNS. .
November 81 4l" IS
The Abbeville Banner will copy times.
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New and Valuable Goods
JUST RECEIVED
Al Dnher,S' (,hean Cash Stor,

at Roberts, iCheap OaSn otore.
E- ANDRETH'S Garden Seeds, direct from
Ef Philadelphia, crop lS46- ..f.
Lanireth 3 earty.f4E.v- fl'sh sugar and other
Corn, and Onion Buuens and Onions,
.a large assortment of cheapand fue Crnckery
and Glass, ..a--F
Solar and side Lamps and chimney Ornaments
Pure white wine sVinesar.;a superior quality
Candies, SUGAR PIums, Kisses, and Popping
Kisses,
10 boxes Goshen Cheese.
5 boxes imitation English Cheese,
Rasins, j. Cmrrants, Almonds; Cranberries
Dates. Grupes, Brazil Nuts, &c.
Picked Tongues, MackcreI, Herrings, Sar'
dines,, Salmon, LobsterS, &c. ),
NJ Masni6cient Prayer Books aud Bibles, bound
in velve' gold and silver clasps.
Books. Albums, Games. Toys, Dolls, &c foi
Christmas presents,
Dry Colds Of all kinds, including ShawEs, &c,
Hats aud Caps; Caps from l2i cents upwards
Hats from SO cents,
Bonnrts from 37t cents upwardsi Bonnet and
Cap Rfbbuns. &c. &c. -
Ladies' black white, and light colored kid and
lprunellc Slippers, Buskins, and Caters
Gen,Iemen's Bootees, Br guns, aud boys
Boots and Shoes.
Painted Tubs. Buckets, Piggins, Keelers, Foo
Pais, Knife Trays &c.
Knife Steels, Knives and Forks, Cutlery and
Hardware. aars&
Brooms, Whisks, Hearth and other Brushes,
Travelling Trunks and Values. :; -:
also, DAILY erpcetcd from PMLadelphic.
3 barrels BnckWheat Meal.
Cornelius Solar Lamps and Shades,
large assortment Of Hosiery,
500 pounds assorted Candies, Sugar Plums
aud Kisses. ss E.a,sr
An invoice Of Pails,, Tubs, Brushes, Brooms
Foot Mats, &c ,'.,-..
Drugs, Mediciues, and Perfumery. ,.....a
r.: 8. R. pegsIeaye to inform the puhlic:tira
he has obtained the services Of MIR. Clemson
o6erlnnn, in tile Drug Department. who wa:
,bfoGght up with Mr.. George d. WetheriIl, o
Philadelphia They may therefore rely or its
being skifulIy,aud carefully attended TO-.
r. 49, -. ;ea,. r. S.rROBERTS.
p Edgefeld C.. H.. 23d Dec. 1tA6. St 4S
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

RY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
D Edsefeld District:
Whereas Daniel Boon hath applied
10 me Tor Letters Of ofAdmnistra,ion, on all
aud singular The goods and chaieIs, rights
aud credits of George Horn, late of Tie
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred-
iiors Of the said deceased, 10 he nd appear
hefore me, atour next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, TO he holden al. Edge
field Coufl House, OH The 4,h day of Jad-
uary next, TO chow cause. if any, wbv
the said administration should no, be
granted.
Giyep under my hand and seal tbis,,b.
2ls' day OF December, in the year of our
Eord- one thousand eight hundred and
forty.sixlh. aud i'll the 7Ist year of Amer
can Independence. lsf:
- ~" JOHN HILL,O.
!. December. 70 h: 9 :1aY .4S
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mead QInlarters,,

NULUMBIa' IoTH D5t' Io7U. :.
General Order No ]. 80. ~:
EOHN S. PRESTON, William 7Lowndes
~ James Gfb,on, NVillinm Butler Thompson,
Thoinss s. Gillison, Richard 8. Wright, Vii.
liam H. Harrington, Thomas Coulter Means.
.John'Aotte hIston. and Stanmore Butler Grie
fin. having been appointed .ATdsde- Camp 10
TO His Excellency! David Johnson, with The:
rank OF Lieutenant Colonel, will be 6beYed
and respected accordinsl9:l' "a - -. .2 ,ttit
BY order Of the Commander in. Chief. iglt
So 5'' JAMES W. CANTEY,
sLa =. 'ES' hdintant and, Inspector General.ge
december 90 ,yi..zsp... St as
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Notice,

KX7ILL BE SOLD, on the. Both day of De-
wv cember; al the residence of r. NJ. Full
Ter. in EdgefeId District,
Five or six Mule Wagon. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Il lol. Of, Corn. Fodder aud
Cotton Seed, Blacksmith Tools, &c. &c,
Terms 10 be made known on the day of sale
Also. several Negroes To be: hired, If not dis.
posed Of before a' private hire.
II. B ELDEE, Guardian.
:, december is 8, 47
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nary 1S47, under the Rectorship of Mr.. George
NJ. Galphin. The scholastic year comprises 10
months,l
RATES OF CHARGES FOR TuIrIoS.
The Primary Branches. Spelling, -
Reading and Writing. including
studies introductory to Geogra'
ply, Arithmetic. &c. per quar-: So 90
The above, with Geography, History,
Arithmetic &c. per quar-. 90
So much of the above IS may be ne.
cessary, together with English
Grammar, and Geography, with
1.-THE use the Globes. &c. per or. S 90
Mathematics, will, Algebra, Geome.
try Trgonomelry, MensnIation
ofSurIaces and Solids, Survey.
ing Natural Philosophy, As,ron'
. omy, &G.. &c: per quarter. 90
The Greek and latin Lam guages, Ma
thematcs, Sc. = rc',7 50
No deduction lor absence, unless caused by
sickness.
BY order of The Board Of Trustees =
GEO: GALPHIN, Secretary.
december lG ct AZ
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Some editor got very much enraged b.
cause the ia"y described below wuulu u"
have h'nI' anu ne hereuppn published /,
following out ufrevenge.
WOMB somebody marry Certain o.
maid OF tins place! For seven loug yea,.
she mas been squirting aud srrewing alnn;
lhe pavemenls, with reasonable ouaui.
" o flue dry goods !luug upon her, it,
order 10 attract attention. hut somehow o,
other, The b'hoys" WON'T go rt-she cam
make them love no how she caii fix it,
She frequently passes our office. anu
really gets along as rice as il she had ST.
A0lnouy's dance. Now, WON'T some fel
Ier suatch her as 'brand from he burn
ing" We hope so--she has lots of good
clolhes."
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december 20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISIRlCI.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D ul Edgefeli District:
Whereas, James Rodgers, jr., hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chatIels.
rights and credits OF William Rodgers, late
Uf the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, TO he and appear
before me, at our Gext Ordihary's Court
for the said District, TO be holden a, Edge
field Court douse, on he Ilth day of Jau-
uary nexl, to show cause. if anv. why
the said administration should not be
granted, n
Given under my hand and seal, this the
2Sh day Of December, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty six. and in the seventy frs, year of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. p.
december 80 q 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

IN THE COURT or ORDINARY 8
inferred Padgett, and wife Amanda.
Distributes, citation
ps EzekielJ Jones, Ad'mr ofWil- 70
liam Jones, decd San't Deem. Account.
Simeon. Bodie aud West Bodie. -
.Securities.
EiNFEREDP DPADGETT, and vile Amanda,
II having this day filed their petition before
me, setting forth that they are distributes of
the estate of William Jonos. decd, late of the
district aforesaid, and that Ezekiel Jones, the
administrator Of that. estate, has removed be.
yond the limits, Of this Shte, without having
accounted for his administration. lis there.
fore ordered, that Ezekiel Jones, ndm'r., MS
aforesaid: and the legal representatives of
Samuel Deen, deceased security, and Simeon
Bodic and West Bodie surviving securities of
the said administrations, do appear before me,
in the Court of Ordinary. 10 be held at Edge.
he'd Court House, in my office, in the district
and State aforesaid. on Monday The twenty
NTH day of January nexr. (ls47, 10 show cause
il any they can, why they should not render
before me ah account Of said administration.
Given under my hand and OF my office, this
the 18th day ol. ,Decembet. 4. D: 1886.
:" JOHN HILL, o. 4. n.
december % &, AZ
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selling on ut Cost,
.tr; EdsR CA SsT.

aYHE subscribers having determined to
IL close their blisiness.wiIi offer for CASH
mig. eirremaini,g slock of GOODS at Cost,
from AMI after the first day Of January next.
Their friends and the public generally are III
vited to call and buy bargains. 80,
PRESLEY & BRYAN
december 30 - ~ AZ "
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Notice

n LII Persons indebted To- The estate of John
AA Hancock, dec'd, are requested to make
paynient'at Edsefeld C.. H., by ihe first Mon.
day in anuary next :. and nllthoie having any
tciams against said estate, are also requesed
opr esent them, according to law. at the same
time aud place. JAS. REYNOLDS,
E,.+ ~ i. -. 49,. administrator.
december 9 @ 4t 46
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small parl should therefore be allowed to
come over before 'the'receiveris, applied.
i lie Cotton thus pre- ared has at least six
times The explosive force OF gun powder,
equal weights ul eacn being useu.-Mont-
g0merY journal.
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Florida Sugar.-ll is stated in The ST..
Augustine iierald, OF The l5lh inst, lha,
Col. Mcintosh has made this session, at
his plantation on the 81. Johu's, fHy hogs
heudS OF Sugar, being au average OF Ol..
hoSshead 10 tie acre aud tnal The crop
would have been much larger, bn, for an
unusually early frost.
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Valuable Lands
OR SALE IN THE MOST DESIR
ABLE PORTION OF
r. n % R Il I'D III.


'FEV HE Subscribers offer for sale their valH-
.H able LANDS sit.aled in Jefferson coun-
ty, Florida, lying directly on the Ocela river,
containing ahont eighteen hundred acres, situl
uted on public road, within nine miles of
Monticello, Il fionrshing village, also within 35
or 40 miles Of market. one thousand acres of
the above land is hammock Of the first order;
and large portion of the remainder are oak
and hickory. On the premises are Dwelling
House 4S by SO feet NOT quite inished.together
with other necessary out buildings. The Land
is well waicred and limbered There are $50
acres Of open land on the premises. .llearlyall of
which are fresh hammock, and in best possible
condition for cultivation. -. ="
This tract Of land is offered low and liberal
indnlPences will be given 10 an approved pur.
ciraser. II desired, the land will be divided to
suit purchasers. :. ~. ,itE..
JOHN II. HOLLFNGsWORTH,
H ID. F. HOLLINGSWORTH,
NJ. E. HOLLINGSWORTH.
october 81 1c 20
u The Charleston Courier and GreenyilIe
Monntaineer will give the above four Insertions,
semi monthly, and forward accounts TO this
office -
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couRTING FOR THE MILLION.

IOC n llNU ON II z mlLLlON. I.
Lesson for the LddieS.-lI you have
lover you must seek to attach him to you
as much as possibIe-lor this purpose You
must plan early morning walks, for The
benefit of your health; forenoon excursions
for the purpose Of shopping; afternoon
visits 10 all the Miss Smiths of your ac-
,quaInlance, and be always at home of
evenings so that he can have no excuse
10 call elsewhere iequire his attendance
on all these occasions; beau cannot he
lied in too hard knot. II you should be
SO unfortunate as to have two lovers, you
must exert all your arts 10 keep them holh
strous in their attachments with this
view you must lIe peculiarly gracious TO
each when the olher is ASSEMBLY, ju-
dicious equipoiso of this comprnsatiug
halance you may keep lem in order for a
long tine. so that you may no, only have
1.-TWO strings 10 Jour bow" but TWO Graur
to one string.
II one OF your admirers should become
unruly, treat him with disdain and indiffe.
renee. 1.-The should I've much disaffec,ed. i.
prove the extent Of your coidneSs by ealing
ice-cSeam with his rival.
If your intended should tax you with
your numerous irIalious, let your reply be
as silly, as possbIe-"a sca answer tur'
meth away wrath"
One Fuuh He who will turn away a
friend for one fault, is stranger 10 The
hest feelings of the human heart. Who
has not erred, al least once in bis life ? If
that fault were no, overlooked, TO whal
depths of infamy would not thousands
have descended? We know not the pc.
culiar and pressing temptations 10 which
anolher may be expnsed. He ma, have
fought manfuily for mouths against the
sin, and still kept he secret Tucked in his
bosom. At lasI he. was overcon,e-In
moment he yielded. He would give
worlds to recall the act. He has mourned
oyer it in secret and repen,ed iu dust ana
ashes Shall we forsake him! Earth and
heaven. justice and humanity, philanlhro
py and religion, cry out-'Forgive him."
He who will NOT forgive must possess the
heart of a demon. Surely he love OF
God is not III him.
A wound from the tongue is orse than
wound from a sword, for the. latter al
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A wound from the tongue is worse thar
a wound from a sword, for the latter al
tecls only The body, the former the spiri
the soul.