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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
OBITUARY.

Departed this life. in this District, or the
2nd inst, in the 10th year Of her age, Miss
CArHARlsE J. NICHOLSON, daughter Of DR.. ].
; O. and Elizabeth J. Nicholson. - q ,
+ Inihe' bloom Of youth, with all the endear-
ments Of kind and afIectionaie parents, and
friends, this young lady has paid the debt of
nature. a, a period Of life when pleasing anti
scipatons crowd the. mind with the most en-
chanting prospects. Her death is deeply
deplored. by all, but they have The sweet hope.
that an eternity Of happiness surrounds her
spirit. = -
An amiabli,y of character. proceeding from
an unaffected goodness Of heart, endeared:her
in remarkable degree to her classmates, who
will long feel their loneliness, because an orna
ment to their circle has lefi them.
Dearest sister. ,hou has left us,
Here thy, loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bereit us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yetagan we hope to meet thee,
When the day OF life is fed
:, Then, in heaven, with joy to greet thee,
When no farewell tear is-shed."
.itsa s-.g'-.HaHl j. A. -
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1sNdst N'0iice..

ALL those indebted to the old firm, Of
"A. Prstey 81 Bryan, who do not pay their
notes aid accounts in time to be served be.
fore Retarns Day, ,.wilk positively be sued
hose indebted 10 the subscriber for
the veal veal! :Is4z, due the lst January, lS4S.
will be included, as one year is as long as |
can wal after The account is due, as lowe
tit, monty and am obliged TO pay it. ;.
s..,a:.5 ss.s.; B. C. BRYAN.
Jan s ;l54s If; SO
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!. ..H7edicaJ; Notice.

sIHy]E Subscriber intending 10 leave, The;
qG esf those nldsbiedl 10 hini silhaf by Mole or
as es6@1it. @ 10 come forward Iandtset,le aoon
possible. Intsadin remain IN the " lilase
InntiI SalesdaY l:ext, i'bs found during my
stay. when NOT PROFESSIONALLY ENGAGED, iat the
S,ois Of Mr. S: #: Good will gladly al
tend 10 all orders: lsi.5s .fi:... .5s (;
aSItS. sS's, q. 5iSi j . (i.sbt lEElA1IS. X
& Jannary.l 10, s ~ s,4 Et55l
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-POCKETz BOOKs LOST.

TT 0sT, on M onday, the LIST January,
.HL Is49, Black Pocket Book, contain.
ing a nots upon John Price for SEQ, due
upon the 25th Dec. SJS4s note upon
-Abiah Robertson for sos, due upon let
Jan. $40; one upon John5F. C.. Settle for
S45T due list Jan. ls49; one upon John F.
C. Settle for $l5,e due Isl. Jan. lsl9 ono
note on Edward Settle for 1872, or therea-
bouts other receipts, papers, &c, Of no
use to. any but the owner. -; ,i:ES;;.. $50 {.
Persons are cautioned against trading for
the above notes., as payment is stopped.
Any person finding the book and contents,
will confer favor by writing to mo ut
~THOS. o. BURNETT. :,
Jar. 8, ls49 'at< ~ SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
MEDICAL NOTICE.

FAR e. F.. TEAGUE takes this method of
LIZ informing the citizens of Edge6eld VII.
luge and vicinity, tIiat lie will move totl,e Vii.
Iage about,he lstof January next. and intends
purpose Of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics. r.siss.t,sz :. ~ ,s,e,s,.,ss,,
with his Father in La,rens District, and hopes
,ha, his experience and nnceusing Intention
TO the duties Of his profession, will obtain for
him share Of public patronage.
His residence will be the house formerly oc-
cnpied by; KS. Tompkins, Esq near the
Male Academy, ,..sss - :, y....-ss.s.-s-.
Dec 6 lS48 If -, 46
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The Columbia TeIegraph4,h inst says
s..1A FIRE broke out yesterday morning in,he
rear of The i premises occupied by Mr.
81 George Newton, W hich consumed a stable
7: and q building used by him as paint shop.
No further damage was done, owingto
s4ihss promp,ilude and energy Of the fires
5men. who merit great praise lur their zeal
10 tho public service. s:s-ss Essss 9 . ~:
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"a CA R ID.

sKHNHE undersigned take. ibis aDietbod OF re;
4 II iuraing; hanks 10 their old friends and
for their patronage received sand3to
INFORM them. that they have sold oul their stock
toSMrsJ 0SsM ORRIS whom they recommend
20 the patronage of tbe-public. . 80 :,
.,Eo55 80 a.. - La NJ. LEHMIER.is3t
. Hamburg, Dec. %, l548. ,5,,! f;..s>l;;ssi
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FinlinlE NOiiceE;... :.

|. A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of p.
n Burnett, Jr., deceased. are requested
to come forward and settle tho same, and
those having demands against the estate,
will please TO Ionder in their claims, proper.
y at,esled, BY the first Of April, as ! am
determined 10 wind the business up as speed-
lily as possible. ssS9s
CHARLES NICKERsoN 5;
.,;. ss3. = \ a administrator. =
Z. Jan 8, lsds Z. l,:;. M
q .sS5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
Boarding for Young Ladies.

VISHE Subscriber win accoulmodate with
: Il boarding, eight or len Yonng5 Lhdirs.2 II is
House is roomy aud pleasantly situated. conve-
nieut 10 the Female Academies Parents: and
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will BIS paid 70 Girles committed TO
his care. - !, Z, ., :,
b JAM. fls49 g tt 51 q
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5ExecufOr,s NOTICE.

Z. ss Executors Notice.
skfLL.tose indebted Ia. the sEs,ate OF y w,
IA Gibbs, deceased. are required TO make
.paymen, on or before the fifst day of Febrtiaryi
next, as expectto leave for Texas about that
time, my papers are row in tile hands OF Col.
John Hill who swil attend 10 any settlement
that may be- offered during my absence for a
few days. 50 -t.... Il !
& JEFFERSON 8. NASH, Executor.
SARAH ANN Gu INNINGS, Z Execu-
MARY GIBBS. }trix.
Jan. 10, tff'S 81
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Notice.

%a.5 y Notice.
THE Subscribers continues The grocery
III business. at The old Sland Of Sibley'&
Crapon on his own account, where the friends
aud customers of the late firm can be accon-
modated as heretofore, ~ 7sl.e5 syei
2 ,.s:;;s $50 ~ JOSIAH, ,SIBLEY. q:
Hamburg. Jan .ss..t,. z2t = ~ 5la5;
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JOSEPH MORRIS

DEALER In. .STAPLE.AND FANCY DRY
..Tfa!s GOODS, HATS AND SHOES. Nh,
sEHAffNG purchased The Store Of. Messrs.
ILL La a.. Lehmier. the undersigned So
licils, the patronage;of his friends and the pubs
lie in general. -. =. s. S..
4 : tIe has on hand a good assortment of Staple
and Fancey Dry Goods, and expects shortly
an additional supply fam Tho North. He eau
afford to sell as low as ANY Store in Hamburg
or Augusta, and knows very well, that only hy
fair dealing, and by fairly satisfying g,his eusio,
,mers, Merchant: can get along. Cal! and
convince yourself,
:, Hamburg, Dec GO, 1S4s at 50
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FULLER INSTITUTE.

FULLER INSTITUTE.
GREENWOOD, ABBEVIL LIE DIsTS. c.
I'm FilS Inslitnlion. formerly knownIas the
a.H Greenwood Female Academy. will re-.
open OH the FIRST Monday IN February. ;s:ss
- MR.5& Mas, NICHOLS have the pleasure of
'informing;t,e.r friends and thepublic, that they.
have secured The permanent services Of Mes
BARTos, recommended by Mrs. Willard. ofthe
Troy Female Seminary, N Y. as a; graduate.
oil: her Institution, and as successful Teacher
for several years in Music, Drawing, and
Painting. Z { ~ ..S-5s.s -.
: =. The Laurensyille Herald. Abbeyille Bans.
,ner,3 Hamburg Jonfnakw will please copy and
forward. .theiracconnts,t to. Greenwood. 81
Jan. 8, ls 10, St. g. -, 505:s
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Notice..

~.
IHN HE undersigned have engnged the Rev.
d S.W. KESyERLY to take charge Of tho
PottersyiIIe Acadtmy the eisuing yenr. Mr..
Mr.. kennerly is a graduate Of the Sont, Caro-
lima College, and has very considerable expe-
rienue asa teacher. His umnble disposition.
moral and religious character, as wei! as his liz.
erary aItainplehts, qualify him very especially
for conducting The moral and mental culture Of
the children aud Yonng men Of our county
The studies atwilbetapgtt in this Academy,
will be advertised in the next paper; suffice it
TO say however, tIlatihe classicks and sciences
will be fully taught;and that yonng men will
be prepared 10. enter the Junior class of the
South Carolina College. !
ztas:.s,.--i JOHN HILL.
81. - Ssts z II; G: BACON, TRUss I
EUGENE7BURT, TEES.
Z Fl. r. SPANN. /,
NSB.-The exercises Of the aboYe Academy,
@ill commence on 9Th January 1549.
Dec 20 lf u, 45
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MountsE non Malezands Female
g s.. IS i. A5C:As I'D lESiYI II ii S. p. B

aHNHEj exercises ;Of these Institutions will:
III commence on THE second Monday III
January under the direction Of SiEAs T. HIS
sLER, Esq, and Lady. The year Will bc divided
siito;tWo sessions, Of FIVE months each.eMr
Heller e graduate Of the S., C.. College,, and;
both he,nnd his lady have had several years
experience inieaching. These institutions are:
situated in Edsefeld District SabGut; ;26z miles
5notheast from sEJgefeld Court House. near
sColeman's Cross. Roads, and abnnt miles
from Higgins Ferry. They arein aIeligntis,
and moral neighborbood lii point Of health
this section is NOT surpassed by anysin The;
State; and we trust thnt the eund6ubted ;qpalitisI
cations OF our teachers will ENSURE tpi.ihDse
schools respectable portion Of the public pat.
rnnage. !: A competent music teacher will be
employed. .s..;.sss s,s..l::a $; &;
3:se. Rates Of Tuition: ~. s. &; !:
Spelling, Reading !and vi g3ss!s -
Arithmetic, English Gram 70 & -
mpr, and Geogrupby, 800 -. g. :. :
The other higher branches 1880. 2
ofEngIsb, 1900 "5s7sss;
Latin & Greek Languages, lb 90 $50 ~:
Music on the Piano., Is 90 -, ,ssys. IS
Use Of Piano, s,@r 2 100, &c.: ~. :,
Drawing and Painting, 90 - I. : y. I.
Embroidery & Needle Work. 3 90
Pupils. charged from The time of enterip TO
the close Of the session. 80 Z. :
Boarding in respectable families from SO to
81 per month. ;i 22s.3ft,s
.ss'f JOHN CHAPMAN, ! -. q
M.sW. Larry 5F-s.
JOHN COLEMAN.
RICHARD COLEMAN, -.
JOSEPH GRIFFITH.
WIN. STROTHER.
Jan S. At 81
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LOST.
Lost or, JE1Sslssid.s

"A NOTE OF HAND, drawn by A. w.
IA Youngblood, for fifty dollars, dated
January, 1916, payable to Mays s. Day. or
bearer All persons are cautioned gainss
trading for 50 id mote, asthe pa yment has
been stopped. Sssl5s MAYS & DAY: 4,
SSJan 8, $is49 SStts:sts, !: s.i:fs.ss.5o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10

M TANTING. All Overseerstor the en-
Wv suing year. 20 take charge Of a small,
Farm near the Village. An indnslrions
man wilma small family will be preferred.
/ Enquirer al this Office. 20, ..:4ss Il ~
Jan. 10 ls49, e zss;saai a;S tf,.t $ 5l2E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10

GOVERNOR MANLY. Of North Carolina,
was inaug rated ai(tsaleigh on The lsi INST.
His address on the occasion 10 said 10 have
been very acceptable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
:. Columbian College.
Final Notice.

Final Notice. s,
WNHE Subscriber hereby gives notice thai
Ill all persons who are indebted to WIN.
B. Brannnii, either by Note or account previ-
Gus to his assiPnment, are requested : TO olmake
immediate payment. us ongerindulgence can.
not be gwen. and all such notes and accounts
MS are not paid by the first Monday iQ Febria
ry next, will be deposited with an Attorney for
collection. = -. 49,
r. SQUARLES, Assignee. :;
Jan. 10 1849. 4t - 81 (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10

GEORGIA WHEAT CRoP.-We were
travelling several days last week in this
!. and an adjoining county, and had an
opportunity ofseeing many crops OF Whaet
sinIelationio which three things parllcu-
;lnr s,fncksus as worthy of remark. The
3 stirslSwas the Elargesquaplily. sown; The se-
condr The. choicesapPearence OF the land;
saDd third the fine appearance of The
Wheat; We have no recollection of ever
Z having seen at this seasongof the year, so
fiaitering a prospect as The present one. Z
Marietta Hslicon. So Isl:
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s COMPREHENSIVE Notice.

0O6ksOS GESOS SsSsP
1JSHE' Subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends aud The public generally, thai they
lave entered into a copartnershp 10 transact
The Mercantile business, under the style Of
WILLIAMS. .Gs CHalsriE, and will do business
in the honse formerly occupied by G.. L, q E.
Penn. They iulrnl keeping constantly on
hand a complete and full assortment oil all such
Goods as are usually kept IN this market, and
solicit from tie public share Of patronage.
J. A. WILLIAMS,
- - ,s::<a S. CHRISTIE.
Z. THE Subscriber takes pleasure in inf"rm-
ing his friends and customers, that he has taken
IN Col. S. Christie. asa partner in his business,
and viii visit Charleston in afew days to re-
plsnisi their Stock. He would take this OPP
portunity Of returning his most sincere thanks
To his friends for their very liberal patronage,
and Eegs leave 10 solicit continuance OF The
same 10 the new concein.
r J. A. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 8 l549,: If SO
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INTELLiegNcE from, he Wests,ates that
all business was suspended on the Ohm
and Mississippi; on accounis Of the Chole-
'ra, aud the boats bound for. New, Orleans
were returning. in many cases. a great
number of deaths had takeuplace on board
of boats from New Orleans, bound up pGhe
-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
aiidssE 6iis ana giisi,ed prcsi,
Or ~ niiion 81 r aYg DR. Ihhnsi

4 / sres and wilhshis usual Isurbanilysi
i;ei,iiy 81 mp,iiudsin ihesd sdispatch of
rss,as;pessS has & presided in the meetings Of
s.sshes boiilg THE usual business Of the .con.;
ev,n,;ons has claimed lis attention, up 10
- This pe.rioii. Tie meetings have been
.::aecha roc,crjzea by entire harmony. The
ssssnarts: of Tho Board Of Asepts-The ex.
ss rcniiye Agent, and Of the Faculty of>Fur-
man iMsliSe, iii exhibit somewhat en>i
conrar;ng aspect of The afiairiofslhe Con.
ys,yaniiian: - Tho Rev. Prof, Furmau,pre5.
ass.ssuTted n a sreportof hislabqrs. ;asagent: OF
sssihe Board. by which itappeared that he;
ssshad succeeded { in INCREASING the per-
sesmanenta endowment OF the iostltutlon oy.
sys about $4,000. besides other. sums 10 con-
@ siderable amount, which ne has obtained:
On Lord's.day the weather was quite
;nelemeol; the services Of the sanctuary
w,re., howe YER. well attended. most inter-
50 rt,ine part of,the exercises Of the day. was
~ tbe .;participation.lwilh the church of this
~ mace. of the Convention in the Lords Sup.
49, ne,.E Il was apleasing spectacle 10 SEQ SO
50 many. from differeu, places, uniting in
: .,,s,ifyiue their faith, 10, aud love to one
common Lord. and giving expression TO-
Z. those feelings Of brolherly affection ty
which lhey were united, one with another.
40: II il is probable that the convention will
~ adjourn 10 day: 'Ss
.ssassasi2iS:s P,a S. The Convention is still
in session-On the afternoon of yesterday,
an oppor,unitv.ws. given 10 the Cor. Sec
s re,ary Of the S 2 B. Publication Society
The agents OF Foreign and Domestic Boards
IS 5s;of The S. b. Convention. and the. agent Of
sss ihe Indian Mission Association, to address
.rsF ,be Convention in behalf Of the interests
which they represented, Las. night meet.
$ ), ing Of The Eduction aud Bible Societies was
@ held. The Rev, K. Furmau, Gull
5s peper. and J. c. Furman, advocated the
claims, Of ministerial education, and Of the
% society. Rev. DR.. Johnston, and A. NJ
sss Poindex.er, spoke 10 favor of the dislri-
- button %of the Bible, and the Rev. Mr..
ii Culpeper, related some interesting facts
Is occurring under bis own observation,
sss1while, engaged in supplying the destitute,
!. sin q portion oil, N. g., with the Sacred
i Word. ;ys,.-..,.se.
- To-day The convention in engaged 10
bringing up unfinished business aud will
probablyIadjourn by noon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
Still more New Goods,
N Office.

3VlHEs Copar,nership heretofore existing
IL lalrderthe name and style Oh GooDt q
,SUELrvAs, this day closes by Limitation.
.The business sswill be continued by =. r.
iGoode alone. The husinessofs The con:
ceru must be broushtlo a speedy close. and INC
We earnestly request all persons indebted Q
ro;call and settle Immediately. All lhpse
10 US previous 4tu The 4lst7of Janu> j.!
sary lS4 45iS;ne eed sn6t ask indplgsnce-1he
sS 81 S. Il. 5. g 6 ooDE:x 4.
& an s4a ~ ssg D so a Il
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sI,Si:SG
8:JanI0;
-EEAErTNG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24

When the customary question is put to
you you will answer YES and | shall
answer Mo- when my honor will bc sat
isfed." rters. fa 4
Emma seconded her persuasive elo-
quence by brandishing her pistol with
both hands 1t was powerful argu-
ment.
After all, she was right, or nearly So
at least such was Arthu's opinion. He
promised and set out the same day with
his father, who ground his teeth during
the journey, but uttered nota word.
Finally, they presented themselves
again at the mayoralty, before the same
magistrate. Arthur brayely answered
YES" as arranged, and prepared his
countcnancc to express the proper degree
of Indignation when he should hear the
reply Of his bctrothed. ~,
The Mayor resumed Emma L---,
do YOU consent?'' etc. eyes" answered
Emma, in the most natural tone possible.
Mons. P, senior, was delighted;
he declared that this union commenced
under such auspices, would end like the
fairy tales. And they arc now actually
living together as happy as the days are
long!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24

A CHANGE FOR SpEcyLATIoE.- JVo
commend the following advertisement,
which has been handed in to any of our
readers who arc anxious to engage in the
kind of business which itpresents:3is9
"RecommeaNe9 to The attention of Mr..
and Mrs. Busabdcly" BY member of
tho "dnG f'oking -yoar:nose-irto- other
people s-busine&S, Society,"" .4an
I "Wantca immediatciy.-A person of
fair charactcr, (agc or sex immaterial) }
at n salary Of $500 year, to mind their
own business, with a periodical increase
equivalent to $1,000 perannum. BaS- Only
to leave other peoples business "a
lone. .kEI" 4w9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24
SINGULAR REVENGE.

incident is related in our latest Pari-
sian files, which could have taken place
nowhere else but in France.
Mons. P, an old military officer
a man oi harsh and unbending character
had resolved to marry his son to the
daughter of one of his brother officers.
The young man had formed other projects
had dreamed of another union; but, be-
ing OF an exceedingly timid disposition,
dared not openly resist his fathers wish
cs. His first words of dissent having
been answered by q torrent of abuse on
the part of the old gentleman, poor Ar
thur permitted the month of betrothal to
pass without further opposition; whilst his
finance, Mllc. L., mistook his sighs
Ibis mclancholy--fo proofs positive of
his passion for her, and considered her
sclfin duty bound to adore him,
The wedding day having arrived, the
fiances, with their attendants, presented
themselves at the Mayoralty. Arthur
was. gloomy and reserved, and seemed to
have his mind made up to some desper-
ate resolve The countcnance of Emma
was radicnt with happiness.
The prelminarics having been duly ar
ranged, the Mayor of C--(M. Morbi-
ban) put to the groom the usual question
--"Arthur P, will you take this wo-
man, Emma c., for your wife?" etc
Arthur slowly raised his head, and in
n trembling, yet clear, emphatic tone, an
ycred -""No"' "a "a rvVy
Ofcourse, then followed Il scene, to the
portrayal of which we cannot hope to do
Justice, All was confusion. The party
separated in dsorder--thc relatives of
the interested bride Indignantly demand
ing an explanation of Mons. p, senior,
who looked the picture of petrifcation.
AS for Arthur he had already escaped,
and started directly for Paris, o c9E
A few days subsequent to this extra
ordinary occurrence, a young girl was
seen rapidly ascending the stairs Of ho-
tel garni in Rue st. Honore She had
learned from the porter that Mons. Ar
thur +. III arrived the proceeding night.
1t was Emma c.. come with her fa-
ther and intended fither-in:law, in search
of the fugitive Gancc who had so cruelty
insulted her. But she was no. alone.
She tapped at the door Of No. ] Z, and en-
tered without waiting for ananswer. The
young man was reclining in bed, reading
newspapers. Emma walked straight to
the bedside, and, drawing from under
her9Sshawl an enormous horse-pistol which
doubtless she had procured from her fa-
ther-r3o, ~ 184s 40. 4
"Sir!" said she to Arthur, her eyes
flashing with anger, "you have grossly
insulted me, domand reparasioh
Isefpse this, Eenaration at The peril Of your
Lie! LetlpS return atppce % the mayor
atv Of c., bothin marriage costume i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24

Temptation.--- How beautiful in the
Lords Prayeris the invocation of Lead
us not into temptation How much it
expresses, and what volume ofthought
it opens, Lead us not into tenn tation.'
The will may be strong but the heart is
weak, and in an evil hour the tempted
falls before the tempter. Temptation is
a little rll which forms drop by drop
but follow it's course. and it swells until it
becomes mountain torrent which sweeps
all before it. Iead us not into tempta-
ton flee from itas from pestilence.
Avoid it----for honor, happiness, all will
be drawn its vortex, and become wreck
upon the shore of time. Lead us not
into temptation ..,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-24

W.. n. HOLLAND offers for
sale, his Shop Furniture, and a large and
fresh stock of Medicines. ol
uupI ALSO Rls
The Farm on which he now lives, (the
Bachelors Retreat place.) j would great
ly prefer selling to a good Physician with
a large family, it will suit a person ofthat
profession and family better than any
other, as the Farm is good, with a COM
Portable Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn,
lanyard, and other convenienccs com
mon to well improved Farms. There is
a good Academy within Ia of a mile of
the house, and it is decidedly the best
stand' for Physician in the up country,
and will do all can to introduce a
man into practice while / remain at this
place. HH0
GN" The South Caroliniar, and Laur-
cnsvillc Herald, will please give the above
four insertions, and forward accounts TO
this office. hte
w. II. HOLLAND.
Pickens, Oct.'2F. pa At