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sLnckless Wayfarers,

For more than a waoa, past, the roads leaa;ng;
from Aiken to Ninety Six, have been lined and
crowded with, haplsss refugees from thu lover
dis.riets--particularly from Bsrr#aIl. Thsstreots
of our town have witnessed tse paaaago ofFeara-
.reul :;ofz them; so,no hare wagons iadsn with.
Nbas iittls they soula get og; nanny here NOS .
change of raiment 9, uaal for tho Morrow, ore
place IN which ,.lsy their hosds. AT tho ap-
preaeh Of the ruthless ard vindie.,ys foe, they
zhaye asd thoirsem Portable and oncs sappy honsu.
Delicate and unprotected females, tcader aad
holpleqr children, aged and inGrn; nsn, nis.alk
flying out into the pitilsss night, into tho piless
cold, into the p!tesB raia, intothe pitiless wiis
world. Tho sight is hoartrending! Let al aho
arc still living in poaee and plenty and somfort.
bs kinds seaerous--vory kind and gensroua-to
those homeless and unhappy iugitiyss. Be not
like the Priest and the Lerits Who passed tho
fallen man with nyerted hsads, but trs.hsrimitate
the noble Samaritan who knelt by his zide,snd
poured oil into his wounds. 4Ah, thanks to Heaven
t:arsllezsstil fud samaritans, as well as Priests
and Levitss, or life's hard way! If fbcso lusk-
less way yfarera A.vs tears to shed noW, we hope
kind fats viii. .dr1 them quickly. Agein we say
;bo kind snd gnneroa. and plying towards them.
i" AS ye would that men should do unto you, do
ye even 60 unto them
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Public Meeting in Richmond.

In pursuance of call of Gov. Smith an
immense public meeting WAS held at,he Afri-
can Church.
A series of patriotic resolutions were adopt
ed, the laat Of which reads as follows;
Resolved, That in this presence and in
face of the world, rcverently invoking there
to the aid of Almighty God, We roncv "ur
resolve to maintain our liberties and our in
dependence, and to this end tive mutually
pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sa-
cred honors."
President Davis addressed the meeting for
the space of thirty minutes. He said thathe
was roigiccd to witness this demonstration,
and expressed his belief that If the people
would give their hearty and unanimous re-
sponsc to.the demand Of the exisency, the
enemy would next ask for con!arenps in
which to make known oar demands. His lie
was bound up in the Copfederacy. Under no
circumstances would he be the agent of a
reconstruction of the Unions The President
was frequently interrupted with enthusiastic
cheering. Several other addresses were do.
iivered.
A call for another mass meeting fur Thurd-
day has been published,
The weather is very inclcment to-day.
The ground is covered with snow and slcet.
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OBITUARY.

DYED, ut Staunton, Va, on tho 7th January,
1855, Capt. JAMES WESLEY .CHEATHAM,
10 the 31st year of his age, frnm o wound receiv-
Cd whilst leading his Company in battle.
His aaoctionkte young wife had the mournful
privilege Of ministering to him in his last mo-
nents-heard his Last prayer for his country, and
his wife and his two little boys. His remains
wore burisd IN tho Church-Jard at G;lgsl With
Masonic honors.
Tho deceased possessed qualities of mind and
heart which the Yicissitudos Of his short life had
shown to bs of sterling worth. Modest and re-
firing in biz manner, determined and firm in his
purpose, without afectation, DO was strong and
Arm in his attachments Ho entered the Con-
federate service asa Corporal In Company h,
18th Regiment, s r.Y.,a and by regular stcpa Of
promotion was in command Of his campary
uhpn Woundet 7-s''- = r;-'--'-s ~ 1---s
He MAS Baptized as member Of the Church. Of
Christ at Gilgaf when quite yes,s. ind exom
pliaed by we'll ordered lie the religion he pro-
fessed. As husband and parent be was sfac-
tiouate and kind His death is loss-a loss
which is felt ana known to 4ll WHO knew bin.
Hi, family has received wound which tiss may
anelioratc but ne"cr can erasc. Their eorsoln-
tioa d"ub.'ess is that "ho was guided hy the
council Of God and received up TO glory" b.
DEpAErEs this life, st his residence in Bdge-
field District. Dee ash, 1854, Mr.. ROBERT
QCARLEs, In the ssth year of hi, age, Ie- ring
sn aftecionate wifa, and seven dotipg children,
with numerous friends to inuurn his los,, though
they mourn not as these who haro no hope; for
he had been q consi,t,nt meaibrr or the Baptist
Church Of Christ at Mountain Creek for several
ytars.
lie was nnt slain uron tho battlefield By au
enrased foo bet his life devoted to our strug-
gle for Independence. lie is d-se NTH the
elamors mud har,l'hipo of hisHord. Sometimes
wa think he cannot be forever gons aad then
the sad truth tells us that hn is sleeping in the
cold and silent tomb. Yes, he fills patriots
grave. Nothing win disturb that rest rntil the
great judy Cay when he will rs, clothed
in Immortality. S, =. D.
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zHYMENEA.I1..


AARnIHs, by B. n. Martin, Rsa., ut this brides
residence, on tho 7th inst, Mr, JOHN PRICE
.snl arl. FRANCIS MORGAN, all of thiss Dis
triot. W - -.
MARRIED, at the Baptist Church in this Village,
on the sth inst, by the Rev. L. n. GBaltney, Mr..
D. F.. MeEwEN, Sd 8. c.. Cavalry, and Mis-,
MARY A. E. DURIsoE, all of this District.
MARRIED, by Rev. D. D. BrupsOp, on tho 10Th
Jan, Mr.. F. W. THOMAS and Hiss ELIZA:
BETH MCDANIEL, dsughtsr of the late &. R.
Mcdaniel, Esq, all Of this District.
MlRaIRD, by tho same, on the 26th January,
Mr.. GEORGE W. HoLsToN and Miss ELIz-
ABETH s. SHARP TON, all of this District. :,
MAKntsD. by the same, at hebride's residence,
eth Fab, at-2 o'clock P. NJ, Mr.. L. g. HOLMES,
Co. E, lst S. C. l.; and Mrs. SARAH J. HAN
SON, all of this District. !.
MARRIED., by the 1amo, on the 0th Feb, at 8
o'clock, p. n. at Mr.. W. HolnuR residence,
Lieut.. WILLIAM PARKMAN, Co. J.. tth S. C.
Regiment and Miss ISABELLA L. MORGAN,
all Of this District.
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Asa Hairtz.

Asl HAnrs (afajor McKsIenr,) who is = per-
feet Msrcutio, whose ezhilaratinc hunor and good
tempered wit, as exhibited in his .irresistibly
clever and funny letters, makeus ronde ourribs
with laughing, has lately achieved nstrimony--
second time. He writes a letter nbOut music, in
which he prefers !. tho orgsn, and monkey" to the
Piano Forss--on account oftho former being .
.iabnr-saying machins. He further ayOws hia
intention OF tak;ng lessons on g tho organ and
monkey" Horribly grossin Asa. Wonder what
hisfair bride thinks of it2 iheyiell us she plays
and snge worry beautifully.
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sa
The. retirement of General James Jones
from his position as Chairman o. the Board
Of Visitors CT the Military, Academy OF South
Oarolina, is an event, which at;any other
time than the present, would have elected
one universal expression Of regret from the
county and the press. Only to the ankle
ties of the hour can the comparative silence
with which. ibis resignation has been received,
be attributed; for among the many in this
community interested in the cause of educa
ton, there is doubtless not one who has u'.t
heard with profound concern that General
Jones has. Withdrawn from that small but
important body, over which he has so loug and
SO ably presided. identified as hcis with
the admirable institution in question-enti-
tied, perhaps. more than any one else, to be
regarded as,its foundcr-gray with more than
twenty years of services devoted to the pro-
motion in every possible way of its interests
lit is very generally felt that in parting
with him, that institution sustains q loss
which, without tho greatest difficulty, will
not soon be supplied. That feeling Of pa
ternity which he had q right to cherish to-.
wards the school which he had created and
fos.ered, and which helped to make him at
once SO tender and go wise in the car which
helayished. upon 1t, capsot be shared ,by-any,.
successor, and, therefore, We do NO wrong 10
the gentleman who shsll hereafter occupy
his place, if we sag that however ably they
may discharge the duties Of the office in their
turn, there will always he reason to regret
that General Jones could not have been in
iuced to relain that Office as one "a which he
vas entitled for lifc.-South Caroinian.
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Z. :. -
Hcw TO eSH MIsRaAshE.-Sit by tho win
dow and; look. overthe way to your neigbbor's
excellent tnansion which be has recently built
5snd paid for and fttes; out. 20 Oh, thatI vas
sarich man -. u. :; - =.
Get angry with your neighbor and think
you have not "a friendin ths world. Shed q
tear or5two and take q 4alk in the burial
grouad, continually saying TO yotrself, When
shsi ] be buried here2n :
sigma note5 for friend, and never forget
yohr kindness, and every honr ID the day
wkisrcrto yourself 81 wonder If he will
ever pay tEat note1'' - q -. -.
Think everybody means to cheat yoa. Close
" examine every bill you take, aud doubt
its being genuine until you have put the own
erto q great deal oftrouble. Put confidence
in Nobody, and believe every man you trade
with TO boa rogue -. - -
Never acconodate if you can possibly help;
st., Mover visit the sick or afflicted, and new
er gire farthing TO assist the poor.
Bny -as cheap. as you can and screw down
{ to the lowest MILL Grind the faceI and
hearts Of tue unfortunate.
Brood over your >nisfortunes, yaur lack Of
talents, and balisve that at no distant day
you will come to want Let the workhouse
be eyer5in ycur mind, with all the horrors Of
distress and proverty.
Follow these recipes strictly, and you will
be miserable to yonr hearts content, if we
may so .speak-sick atthe heart, and at Yari-
ance with the world. Nothing will cheer or
encourage you;. nothing throw gleam Of
sunshine or q ray of warmth into your heart
-Visiter.
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aeaTyFlghtiar around Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, feo.5i -tuSre WAS hea'y
ii II. ilig ton our vi3at yesterday and is.days
W ~, ssrlfal ,3+irlhlysto curarrns.
DiFiing s re- ii:4c.lce made By Ger.
,Tosla ps.srsm hey oyii Hatcbsr's. Run yestsr,
day. t:iesenemy attacked and forced his !di:
v,s;csi hack some distance. Pegram wasfre-
inrYrced by Gen. Gotdon'st division, VIXEN the
encmy in turn V as frce1 back.
Ia the charge upon the enemyy, Gen. sor-
rell Of Georgia was painfully wounded. !,
Heavy firing was heard late this afternoon
in the e,direction.. Cause unexplained,
Gen.5John Pegram killed. Many of-tbe
enemy we're killed and woonded-bat none
taken prisoners. Our loss several +hundrsd.
This morning the enemy advanced and
charged our liFes South of Burgess: mill but
were handsomely repGlsed. ~ -.
4 secandtime, the enemy haqing been re-
inforced by corps. attacked ald drove orr
nenuntil, strengthened by Maheuas Division,
commanded dbYGen.t tinntganl grand charge
BY the ethree edivisionSswas made, and the en-
emys line; e;broken. a running fght was kept
up until etter dark, when the Yankees took
shelter in their new works on Hatcher's Run
from which they were not driven.
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state Of South Carol lima.
aHDJUrANr 4 Observation-Disclosures,
: - CoLuxzIA, Feb. 1lth, 1885.
SPECIAL OR1ERS. NO. b3.


n 1EUr. COL. II. W. ADDISON, A..D..o,is is
~ charged with the special duty Of organizing
one or more Companies in tho 7th and 10Th Rogi-,
tnents 8. G. Militia, to consist Of not less than
sixty -folf, nor moro than ono hundred msn.
HewilI include in the organization, all male
residents between the ages Of aixtsen and sixty
years, nho are not. ia Confederate military ser
vice, except persons detailed by Confederate or
Stats authority. AL exemptions grantedby D
Board of Surgeons in this ;7th Regiment (lately
organized without authority Will be revised BY
Or. Ysungblood, Surgeon Of Edsefeld District.
No discharge will be granted fos disability until
seertincatss sont to this Office for approval.
Lieut.. Col. Addison will, If deemed by him me-
cessary, order outssid Regiments for tn purpose
of executing this order; and VII the 0fhcers Of
said Regiment will extend and CARY out ordors
froa him for tho purpose aforesaid. 80.
If one or moro effective Companies have al
ready been formed in either of the Regiments,
| Lieut.. Col. Addison will not dissolve them, but
/ may assign to them sufficient number Of Ecn to
complete the maximum plumber. ~ L. -.
AZ soon as tho organization of tho Regiments
has bseu completed, Lieut. Col. Addison wll
make his report to this Office, and order the On
GERS to hold their Companies in readiness for the
fold. Tho greatest pren,ptness,in the execution
Of these. orders is enioned.
% y - "a F@S1ro
By command Of the Goverao.5
A. @. GhRLINGToN,
Adjutsnt i Inspector General.
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Edgcfield Female CoiIec;e.

Ono of tho most advantageous end attractive
features of Edgefeld in these days, is the large
and fourishing Female Colless, conducted BY.
the Rev. MARION SANS. Mr.. SANS is a polished
gentleman, thorough eohclnr, avery Jealous
teacher, and n most successful educator. one
hundred pupils now attend this institution. TIE
most determined and untiring cfortspf MI: SANS
are bent towards the elevation of the standard Of
fomalo education He is assisted by competent
and accomplished teachers of both1se1es. Tho
character of the school, together with the rates
Of board and tuition, the heelthinssa Of the eli
mate, and tho comparative quiet of our town lnot
very quiet just at present, to be surci butalwaJs
has been in tho past, and will bs,iniethe future,)
rondcrs this q most desirable institution for the
education OF girls and young ladies. Where q
young lady has passed through this College and
received tho Prineipala certificate, sthey will DO
prepared, in literary and scientidS sonso, for
40 sterner duties Of life.
This tco is a rropitious Time fSr parents to
educate their daughters; popey isSvery abun-
dant throughout our eOup,i- ard very little of
it is being Xys ~ y. !ies.l oareat:on of boys
and you.s ,a"', i.s iirics sndep ted war
Las 5" s"diy ots:ief s. 10 qGpestion of our
sans, III: i, -e-un@s ;.orii, imsoria,ts educate
our d.us6t-rs thoroughly, 90 ~ to.cdprensate in
Part for tn wss: Of ia;oi!cc:uat cultivation
among lie :i,;.i pal oi .utafs a
beautiful, yet uaeducased aud irreliziors, woman
may ruin II nation and sabmerge m empire in
the gulf Of moral degradation; while one less
beautiful, but thoroughly, educated and sincerely
r;ous, may giro chastity ai,d moral tono to pub
lie sentiment, elevate national character, and d.
much to redeem a world from Ignorance and Elm.
Since Cur Confedcracy has boon baptized With
tho richest blood of its patriot sons, let i,n fai:
daughters clause tho social and moral esoutcheon
of public sentiment and character, with intelii-
gcncc Of mind and purity of charscter.
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One of tae Hest and Rroyest.

:. Our good and brave friend, Capt. GUs5 5ToNp-
K,ss of Co: B. Hampton Legion. ia at homo for
q few days :.re>tir= his war-worne' limbs among
the haunts of civil'z tis.r ard comfort. His nc
counts Of tho spiritic he srny, especially in
Gays brigade, TO which he belongs. are in the
highest degree cheering and inspiring. Ris own
sentiments arc: "Keep your sleeves rolled up.
and the decks zcl'ared, In that case our triumph
is sure"
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Tho situation of military mn,tors in South
Caroline is wrapped in mystery imponetrab'o to
the ken Of human experience. Knowing moth
ing, and bsing able to learn nothing reliable, it
is vain for ua to att,mpt to tell any thing concern
ing the affair. Wo will not repeat the thousand
ruuors that reach our ears. Suffice it to say that
Sherman, with his whole army, is in the heart of
South Catolinn and the universal opinion in
these parts, is that hc is marchipg upon coum-
ha or Kingsyille. Our owns opinion is, that,
unless he retrace, his step,, tho day Of his dis
comiturc is near at hand. ..z
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t. Gen: S. Cooper: v, = y
The enemy moved in strong force yester-
dsr to IIatchsr's Rpn., Part of BIZ. infantry,
With Gregg 5 cavalry crossed and projected
-on V,ushns .road-the iofantry 10 Cattail
cyeek, sand theca7alsy te,Dinwil.lie G. H.,
wtsrezits advance encountered portion Of
olr-ca7a.ry and retired.
In the aitesnoon parts Of Hills and Cor
don's s.troops,demoastratad against the enemy
on tfess'etkof .Istcher's Rap, near Arm
strong,s Mill,
'>iddiag hila a-cn.rerched, they withdrew
aT5er dis1,.
Da;i:g, The 1T tie force that had ed.
7ancea beyond the csesis rstnrncd it and
wars.rep 2r;ed to be Fe.crdssing tbs mornisg.
pegrsm. ssdivisioa uaered 10 tba rightasuk
Of !!ssE ar.cks to reeanuoitre, where it was
vi ,7sus!y attacked. Tie battle was ohsii-
~. a!y Contested !or. several hours, but Gen.
2 ;rlm being Killed while brareiy enc ursr
g;s.; his snea, and Col. Hoffman woalaed,
some co.du.i,n occurred, and tho division was
rr. -sstl back to its original position.
6 ans, division wss ordered by Gen. Cor
dnt t31thcir support, when Gea. pcsranl's
ch h.rsed the cnemy and DRIVE him back in
tura and was ompclle;storetire. MaheDe's
division arriving. the enemy was forced rep
id, tohis defsncss on Hatchors Run. Onr
l6si fspsrted small! IT kEs Of yhe enemy no!
supposed to be very great.
(Sirae6) @ - r.. Z. LEE, -
General.
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Exeunt Peace Rumorsl !

The l:ttle private unofficial preliminary talk.
about peace, between our Commissiohers on the
one side, and Lincoln and Seward OH tho otner;,f
was |" short sharp and decisive" This, as n all
know, is tho amiable 5Premior's way of doing
business; vide the nshorf, skarps ahd decisive;
crushing out Of the rsbsltion! Every body knows:
thesresult of this preliminary talE and who
hoped for any thing botter from pespls Who have
ever been SO false and troacherous ins thsir deal
ings with :us2 But there 10 no harh sdeHe; en-
tie contrary, good. We have listeHsd to them
and.got their cue. They only came Ito insult us
with ndyico 10 lay down our arms aid submit to
our Masters. Old Blair, willy. sold jack, cane to
Richmond to accomplish something te tho adran<:
tage Of the Federal Government, bu5 If We mis-
take not his FOOLS errand has resulted In vast
good to the Confederate cause. For 4ro moi thou
sands of ourcredulous people now Convinced of
what they have to- expect from onr ofemie,i:
ThSrc is nota word of truth in. Tie Insertion
that Mr. Lincoln has been notified thst the 4th of
March maxi lie. the limit of ,Europesn patience,
and that Mr.. BIaif's object wss 70 forosta.l the
interference which he foresaw from saboad. No.
such notice, no such nterferenec, going to come
orass. Lincoln and Seward, as crfosontatives
of the iucfably contemplate Yankeeration, only
came in their prize and pity to insult MSS an in
Gxplicsblc wrong, an una tttr able shtme, which,
by the:righteous God shou d
I" - nrn7tkc c9wsri's heart tS steel,
The susrard's blood 10 famea
And how,wo bavo nothing todo tEs to hgbf 't
out; or fght 'hr,r into smother preliminary talk,
in the caur:c "fi ubish' hey will be- lcss proud
and moro peli,- tn this o3ursa and this,end,
all Of fus-ihe scr n. the brave, hoRstriotio and
the hopeful the w.s.k, the cowardly, the selfish
and tho despa;rine--,n y as! we'll make up our
minds; ard ths. at once ard unnltsrably. Let
us be united, cool, firm, determined md sure
as there is q God iu heaycn,as we shall, before
another twelve months roll aisay, gain our ~.
lasting independence. -
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$500 Reward!

Id ANaWAY On the 13th January last. my men
Nh, SIMON, about ls or 20 ys,rs old, Seigks7
aonut no lbs, is near foot high, Ycllaa COM
aiectsl, enil. his upper front tva,h +.
rderayed. bT1ryh S-..z Illcid ls1sda-
ssle in Grecnviile Ds.rist, aod it i. likely he haa
resurnsl TO that District.
viii pay reward Of s;s5 il islivorsl To the
liigsaell Jailar, or $500 reward il lodged 10 any
Jail so that I san get hin.
Fsb - es
EY Grcsnri'lo Patriot viii copy 'Sico and for
ward aeeonnt 10 this cfaoe.
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To the Public.

yFyuE undcrsisnod have secured the services Of
MISS HATTIE L. MoR1AN, of this Dis
t,ict, to take charge of Sehoul at Liberty Acaa-
emy this yenr. School to begin on the Resona
Monday in February, the Goth.
Miss VI. is a thorough Scholar, having grado-
ted st one of the drst Colleges in the State, vita
the Second Honor.
Tas nrss Session will continue foar month";
20 days each. Tho second Session, the saAs time.
Rates Of Tuition, tie .au. as charged in other
frnna @ tb, li,x they onter to closs Of Session.
JOSEPH PRICE.
JOHN D0UGHERTf,
WASH. JENNINGS,
G. T.. BLAIR,
GEO. ". MORGAN.
Fes7 81 2
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ge SEQ notice OF Rey. Nr. sAMs,-concorn;ng
the exercises Of the Fcnnls College,
We ,yictis.

In Savannah the Yankee rule is getting graau-
ally more and moro rigid: The poor delu,lod
wretch no triod u M ks peacc witt, their foes
BY cogriO OF rpwrriiy ireaciefy towarAs tSeir
frienl's alb! country, arc hes:nbng to eufrr thc
roiwarl thcy go richly AceeTvc. Old Arrold, tho
r.creans uayor, is said t. be : ready erleriug
,.s bitter rangs Of remorse forbis co:tcmptiblc
e6aardies. lla las No. shaved sinca ne degraded
..:ms.ir, nor hss lie brea!hil n sobcr breath he
goes lotisring sbout;h The streets, and appeeIs be
absnlcusd iogtespair' :" Tao still smsll vocr,sg
Is .suppose, is shlsrerias to his oravon heart
night and day. What IN, nnsass bod fellow is a
LAd casscicncc! Is no: oil this astar;liug lesson
fnr ms?
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EpGEFIELp c. e., s. C..

- ksb. 10Th, lSeo.
In obedience to the above orders the 7th S.. C.
j Militia is hereby ordered to rendezvouE a
this place on Friday next, the 17th Pebrusry.
All applicants for exemption on account of physi-
cal disability are required to attend the day pro.
rious for examination By Dr.. Youngblood, Surge
on for Edgefeld District.
Tho 10th Regiment s. C.Militia will rcn,ea-
vous st Richardson's, on Saturday next, the 18Th
February. Applications for exemption On ae-
count of physical disability, required to be at
said place the day previous for examination by
DR.. Youngblood, Slrgeon for Easeie.l District
The names Of all dsfaulters to tho above or
ders will be forwarded to Headquarters without
dolay. II. w. ADDISON,
Lieut.. Col. s 4. D. c..
F,h II Ii
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Feb II
70 Rent.

TydE Subscriber will rent on 7 UESDAF, the
Il 2Ist inst, at Mount Enon, Edgefeld Dis
-trict, "A TRACT or LAND containing about
Four Hundred Acres, on which thero.ais % large,
comfortable Dwelling Hou,o, and all necestary
out buildings, and about Sixty Acres Of Land in
high etato Of cultivation; with good sorohsfd.
Situated in i've milesof Chappslrs Depot; Gresps
vile & Columbia Railroad.
Fob 2t ~ =
&S- Guardian copy tHice-Friday and Tues
day and forward account TO this Office.