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Superior Court.

Hill ~, The East River Iasurance Conpany.-Ver-
dict Tor plaintiff, ~ 4lo ~ -,
Iobn y Belts and John n Hmfin cs Horoto a. Lipr
NOR, This was an &C i'm Of rover, and tired tree
,mes before twice there verdict i~r the paiDtif
and the last the jury disa greed The verdict was
.rw,ds set aside, aud the Is being trie Tor tae
ionr,h time The jury found ags Cor the plsintid.
Befue JUICE Oakley.
Lohman rs. The E'ie Rdtiroad Company THIS cause
was given to the jury yesterlsy they hal not agreed
when the Court adjourned Judge Oakley directed a
sealed verdict to b. brought In tn morning.
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SPEED FROM BosToN.-We received at three
O'Clock yesterday morning, Boston papers of the
previous evening, by the kindness Of MIR. Phil
lips. He left Boston at five o'clock on Wednes-
day afternoon, came over the Providence and
Stonington Railroad, across the Sound in the
New Haven, and then over the Long Island Rail
road, making the trip from city to city, in ten
hours This is extraordinary speed.
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The balance Of the calendar will be called this morr-
ing
CoMmoN PLKAs-lst part-99. l07, So, "a, is, 81, 49,
NV 20 81, 80, H. % 80 49, 81 I03, los. 2d part40
49, 90 49, 800 no. lis, 100, AZ 60, 49, 20, &c. 1884, Ia
l02, lO4, 100, Iss
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The Newp0rt (R. H. iieratd ves the names OF seven
teen PEI sons who have died there the last year, VI o
aggregate OF whose ages is $685. being average Of 81
years to zach
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HrNsr HKRz's GaAsp Coxc xnr.-Notwithstandi the
tempestuous wssther which continued through yes
terday the Tabernacle crowded last evening with
most brilliant audience. Hundreds coRtented
with mere standing room, but warrant none regret
ted tho patience bestowed Henri Herr the great star OF
the OCCASION played he alone play, and indeed
better, possible, than heard him before His
first solo, his own composition. theme from Pur
tani" gave opportunities for displaying his wonderful
decacy of touch and purity Of tone, which were most
admirably availed Of but his grand fantasia in Lucia
di Lsmmermoor," the very climax of perfectonsl
execution. We can can add nothing to the words OF
communication have sready used respecting the ge
MUS of the performer most unbsunded praise would
be expressed now suffice IL to say that II was worthy
of the artist and most enthusiastically appsuded by all
present instead Of the repetition called for however,
the audience delighted with the substitution
of the great composers variations the Last Rose Of
Summer" The duet with Rapetti was well performed.
and as we'll as the duo with little Miss Cole received
with uproarous applause by the audience. The com.
pliment 80 publicly bestowed by Mr.. Herr upon the
young pianist mentioned was certainly deserved one
the child Of but eight years played the variations
II Craciato," In manner which would be creditable
even to its composer The opera troupe were In full
fierce, and did WELL signorita Barilli, Bsneventano,
Benedict Sanquirico, all added much to the harmonic
enjoyment of the evening" and received tive three de-
cded encores Herr Dorm executed as no other
French horn player execute, and encored, not
wthstanding his miserable accompaniment. The over.
turs to william Tell" arranged by saroni for eight
pianos az well a. could be expected 1t was q
vel and pleasing feature but the Prayer of Noses,
the concluding piece of the evening, much injured
by the imperfecion Of the chorus singers they svi.
IDENTIFY not at home. Take the concert, however,
as whole and we can safely pronounce it second to
given In the city Ito originator, Henri Herr,
truly Emperor in design and Emperor in prsc
tice.
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hsd some trouble there however, am glad to hear
you are getting better Give my love to Mrs bucha
for think she IL friendly towards you have 20
CALVIN RUSS.
P.S.-Be shure and come the moment you receive
this II you have not got eny money will send you
some. rote to Albert days ago for my patterns d.
rected the letter to higgins an have received no an
swer. want them very much. IL you see Albert, tell
him there il a letter their for him.
Post marked Aug. goth, and directed to-
Mrs. Eliza Russ N. City,
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The defence here pointed out slight variance be-
tween tine testimony Of the witness and his deposition
taken before the police.
WIrNEH-I very often used to visit Mrs Buchanan,
because she had charge Of my little boy l was in the
house on the 9th September saw Rus. pass down the
stairs and slightly noticed HIM this was the only time
Witnesses written deposition before the Coroner was
here handed to him. which no read to himself Witness
here withdrew.
CAPTAIN McGRArH, Of tho 9th ward police.-saw the
prisoner the morning of the arrest and stripped him;
were here all exhbitsd the vest also shown; the
production Of these articles usual such occasions
created q thrilling sensation in court.
WIrNEss in connuation-Hs said in the Office that he
committed the murder, and was willing to die for 1t
told him to keep his mouth shut there were no threats
had been under the influence Of liquor Witness here
dstaile ell the facts already testified by former wit
The following letter from the prisoner to his wife was
produced and read II taken from the bureau of Mrs
Russ, and written in good legibls hand, and the
ALBANY, Aug %, 1916
received your, Of the a. and SGT down in has, to
Ely happy to say that fortune has again smiled
| me, Mr. How has sot me to work; and says he wi
employ long as want to work for him. II gives
me pleasure to think that provide good and com
Portable home Tor you, and went you to com on the
moment you receive thus Dear Ely fyou could onley
smsgin the change of sean have experienced, you
| would fly to meet me hear; their Is no fighting, no
cursing, no busse or confusion am in good company
an could only hav you with me ] should be the hap
| peist In Albany. Wen look Ground every
thing Sc reminds ms of tine happy moments we hav
passed hear IN each others company and then the
| other hand when know that you are in New York
without any protection, and liable at any TO e
led astray shudder passes me, and Dear FL, "a
| IL s,iDgs me to the heart Dear Elyza ls me beg
| OF YOU, let me ent eat you 10 leav New
York, and Gem to Albany hear. ! pro-
! vide yeu with good home, and ! vii do all that
lays in my power TO make comfortable aud sgrees
bic. You Know, Eliza, when I lett New York | had
| but little money. You know was going TO Albany OIL
an uncertainty my money was gosu long be'ois GO
work but kept upa good heart, and when least ex
pected It, got as good situation ever had Dear
Elyza, you cay you have been sick, fear you have
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ID f. A II II s..

Died. a, The residence Of his muLcr, in AM
hcrst, on Saturday The 24th inst, Of consumption,
in the 29th year Of his age, PowHATAN LEWIS
Ellis, lately resident Of Petersburg Virginia.
With many fine traits OF character, he has pa Ssed
from life Of honorable usefulness, 10 an early
grave, through a rapid and melancholy decay
He has left a wife aud infant child, whose be-
rcayement will receive the afeciionate sympathy
OF wide circle OF relatives and friends.
Died, a, her mothers residence, in Harrison
burg, on Tuesday evening the ooh instant, after
painful and proiracied illness, MARY Louisa,
daughter OF the late Hon. ]. S. Pcnnybacker, in
the 18th year Of her age.
Died. July II, 1917, a, Oakland, Albemarle
county, the residence Of her father, SARAH EArLY
DuRRsTr, infant daughter OF Thomas and Mary
E. Durreu, aged fourteen months and fifteen
days "SuGrI lille children 10 come unto me, iol
Of such is The Kingdom OF Heaven made Lee
this be The though! OF those who mourn, and They
will be consoed in the reflection, that she has but
passed from this world 10 blessed immortality
~ Richmond Wing and Charlottesville pa.
pers will please copy.
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For Sale.

nNE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES or
~ LAND ON IVY CREEK. in the county If Able
marie five miles from Charlottesville on the StauS'"n
Trrouike This tract has lGl Of low grounds,
equal any in Virginia, about tao acres cleared. ana
49,, acrrs in wood The high land il III high stale Of
innroyemrnt II IL well warrei and thoroughly
ditchrd and IL admirably adapted 10 the culture al
corn tobacco wheat, oats and The grasses. &c. Man.
crnIs have been made on the Estate equal IL any III
This country. The improvements lre-a good dwell
inc house with eight rooms, stone barn ~ by 81 feet
stable with Is stalls and sheds to accommodate 20
horses tobacco houses 10 cure - hoeshtads oiaco,
uaod house and holIsrs lor 10 saves, Ice ana
carriage houses, fine orhard, &c.
The distance from the University oi virginia " nboui
three and half miles, near enough for students u at
tend the lectures from the place with ease The sooe-
" Of the vcinage is equal TO any IN North America
six and half miles 10 navigation. ruir"ad, also,
viii obably be constructed from Gordonsville To Char
IottesviIIe, which will furnish choice of conveyance
for persons, things, 10 Richmond Persons wishing
To view the place will he welcomed alter tie old 'si
Also, an ESTATE Of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river In the cnnty OF Flushbn1 AT lr juno
lion of Hardware with that stream winch mas lco acre
Of first rate low grounds little over 100 hi-hlani
cleared, and near c0 acres III wood, i o winch ronl
The canal and afford from 80 To 50 cords oil lac weed
her acre which H. worth about 81 per cord stand ng
This IL of the best Tobacco Estates on
he river There are houses To Is hoesheads
bnilt in the hest manner and 20 might be made WIN
sufficient force The Wheat crop HOW growing WI
show for itself, Without an accident The buildings
consist OF good orerserr's house. aud cabins for twrn
~ negroes stables for six horses sheds FOR cows anu
o.rn and good ice house. There has been rs lisi'e
there for thirty years, AZ al any place IN tfe
monlaips Either Estate will be divided 10 suit rlr
chasers Terms liberal. ANY communication directed
10 me, AT I1rdin's Tavern, Albeinarle comnti, va
win be promptly answered. W. w. ClLMEh.
Iunr s-IwJn
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u this splendid burst oil cloqucncc. The impas.
stoned words came gushing from The hear, and
sen. thrill through The breasts OF all who heard
them.
MIR. Meade next proceeded TO expose The COM
promises which Mr.. Boiling had made OF his
Wing principles, by promising TO oppose Ma.
tional Bank, mixing up the two Tariffs OF 1872
and 1876 refusing 10 answer questions about
Distribution, The River and Harbor bill, and other
subjects, and then asked his (Mr. Ms personal
friends, who said they would prefer him 10 all
Others but for his politics. whether such poiii-
lician as he (pointns 10 Col. Bolling) was the
one Tor whom these sacrifices were to be made.
lie said he could excuse brother who would
vote agains him torlhe sake really OF principle;
but it required all Of his philosophy TO see with
indifference his personal friends casting their
votes for one who had brought him'c!i under
pledges, which, in certain contingencies, would
compel him 10 prove false to one party or The
other.
The remainder Of MIR. Meades hour vas de.
voted 10 The War and a vindicaton OF The Ad-
minstraion.
We have rarely listened 10 more happy, or
successful effort, than this of Mr.. Meade |! eli
cited much applause, and the Democrats were
delighted. We heard many OF them declare tha,
they wanted no better standard-bsaIer than MIR.
MINI Meaue slated III reply 10 Mr. Dol.
linss question, that he preferred Tor President the
nominee OF The Democratic National Convention,
IL he Qhe noninee) he not in favor OF The princi-
plies OF the Wimot proviso.
The very best feeling prevails among the De.
mocracy OF this county, and all parties agree that
old Democratic Brunswick will do her duty no.
bly, on the 5,h Of August.
The Candidates will meet again on Thursday,
in the Red Oak neighbolhood. II they have a
discussion, We will send you few points"
The LIEUTENANT.
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POETRY.
rnERE,s SOMETHING GOOD IN EVERY HEART

THERE'S SOMETHING GOOD IN EVERY HEART
BY THEODORE A. GOULD.
Woudst win the crime-slained wanderri hac
From Vices dark aud kideous track
I.sl mol frown hy blow dctoim,
Twill adj. but fiercene>s to the storm;
Deal Kindly in tia, bosom daii:
Still fingers virtues siimmerins snas;
Plead with him-';s the no5ler par'--
There's something coed in every heart
Bring 10 his mind The early time,
Ere sin had stained MS soul with CLINE;
When iont affections blessd his hours
And snewed his Joyous path with hG~eiS'
When sporliee jest, ami ha'meicsS s'es
Bespoke a oiril pu:" and iioe;.
Plead with HIN lis The nobleG part
There's scn :ii.e good in every aea:t!
There was time that head did rcs',
Close 10 a u,oht IS yeaTniug breast
A lime his ear the prccepis caught,
A kind and virluous father taught;
Il matters not wha, treachcrons. ray
FRS, lured his steps from virtues way
Enonoh 10 know lhou yet may'st save
Thai Soul from sins enguphing wave;
Plead with him act the noblcr part
There's something good in every heart
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sIAISItIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday morning. July 9Th, by
The Rev. J. B. Jeler, MIR CHARLES iARrwEIL 10
Mis- VIRGINIA THoMAs-all Of this city.
Married in Norfolk, on Wednesday, July 2S!h,
by The Rev. S. j. p. Anderson, HoRsBuRcn Us
EalsKlr, Esq oil Monroe, (Michigan, 10 VIRGINIA
second daughter oil Sylvanus Harshofn, Esq, oi
Norfolk.
Married, at Gaesvillc N. c., on The 9th July
1917, by WIN. Hail, Esq, Mr.. DAVID JAMhs, Of
Norfolk Co., to Miss Am NonrLggr, Of Nan
semond county.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

u NlNERSl \ Ot iaLINIA.
TIE newt ANIMAL session of Tie University wl a
l ntrErr On The Isl October, and Coniinus wus
nrun ,.tinn unl The .sth June. The faen''s i s.
posed n follows:
GESSNER HARRISON, II. n, Professor II Ah,,
Languages.
NJ SCHELE M WERE, l. l.. D., Professor ! y
drtii Languages.
EDnaRD H. CuCETLNaN, /. l. D., prot,,.4
Mathematics.
MI WILLIAM u. ROGERS, Professor Of Nm
Philosophy.
KoGERT F.. ROGERS, NJ u, Professor u Chen
~ aud ialera MrdIra.
JAMES l.. cABELL, NJ. D, Professor u tnlio,
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. ~, Professor 81 Medicine.
WIN. H. nict:UffEY, u. u, aud l.. !. u. rrlr..
III Neral Philosophy.
Mr.. JOHN Il. MINOR Professor 81 Law.
To br admitted into the University, the -nijtrt n.
he sixteen years 81 age, but line Faculty are aG.toi
IL dispense with this rrqulsitcn IN Ihr Gaze Q. appy
ion for admission 5y iwo brothers, one 81 mfoM IL
be under Tie age OF sixteen.
Ii thr applicant for admission has been .igirf,
an, other Incorporated seminary he cannot be fscri
81 into the University unless hr produces ccfIhc4
from such Seminary, other satisfactory rvitrrsc
The Faculty, with respect 10 his ernrfa good rnncu,i
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive q 'che
books aud pocket money, are estimated A. follows
Board, including furniture and attendance. q! ~
months, s.
Fe-s-if single Professor be attended, $50 ii
two. S3g for each; If thrre o, mole, s2j raci-si!
Fuel aud candles, Ia be- furnished rs The Proctor
Al cost aud per cent ommsSon-rsmaisd I
only one student III lie iornl"ry, Al SO niH"in
The same room, Al
Rent II an entire dorniiiory, Sit; i"r hal nee
cupied by two students,
Use III Library aud Public Rooms,
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Good washing may be he'd a, iron 6 to slof~;
MEDICAL. DrpaITMrN

MEDiCAL DEPARTMENT.
In ihr Medical Department., The session = = " X
length as The Academic Sei sion--nGr Ginttls-"t
enables The students 10 complete curriculum q ~
A. extensive a. that Of any other Medical ln-ii;uuo
the Union. by atirnG.a. only tHo lectures day.
have moreover, thr advantage at daily rIgia rSan
lions on the sun Jrcis discussed ia the daily i-einfs-
The expenses OF the Medical students arc iha San
those of other Students with the edition q. H..
lag lee of 81 WM. hEIff6,
Proctor and Patron ofthr University Of SlisEa
July gi-t9awom
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q STAR OF THE EAST. a
bLA( AND I-N
OH. STAR OF THE SOUTH IL
~ \ IL IL
Tire riR cOmmeHec FaH .Sc0@a Git'
ten GgNS Zesk.

s-rg rf,sggS H.tSI
49, '''''
STAR OF THE EAST viii stand N charlo'irs'
and a few miles ah"vt-in the ntiehb"fi"od q
. Favern-wlrrr The mares from N.is"n, hnh"'h :
.nsta, Louisa and Fiuvatna may he .cn; I" nm !
unnecessary 10 say any thns more al this ipi'r "
that the world hns been challenged I" iirNA'r
beauty, blood and form, will MAKE them ptt>'ni
this horsr-and vice versa.
STAR OF THE SDUTI!-sired by star =! 'br ~
-,he best bred horse, contend. that iAr Mr'ii -
saw or that ever lived have II" Interest ~ ta n
having parted with INN. land his dam The na''t
ever saw sirrs TclsiGachus, Ro,buck and iia-
m succr~sionl--wil, stand or y.,it dtifrreai glt
Cumberland puprr Edward l.uckiughaBi 49, x
hans A'p''"aV''' ne WIZ mol De ''''' wv !"
Ian induced !" btevr una, ~, co." ,.e y,
ahu a',, w. ' 49,, - '''.' 49,, ~ W.
go - ~ sa,,sr IN =, ,.,.',l N M uf,r,. ID
- ga ;,s,..aa...' s,.,,, ~. .,n,l,. Ia, 4
-, ,a ,,,ii M, H. ,ee,,.., m, i. ireusa
80, -. $50, ,,,i, n..,,,i,
~ ~ H. 49,, ~ p,ai,,..e and .,,,p.r !
,..,G,,i,. iny,.d
Tn. ma, s,i,.,;,d ,vitb ,I- regularity II H.
xan,, ,,a,,,,Is adxanf,.e al M, in.1,,n,, n 4
n,nviJ.d ,.rv d,terninr rs III. III Or,nfet MT 4
H.. NANCY no,J far rh4 lgam fs,,. pau.pe pit
w. 49, = - ~, H. ;ng.,.,r m. n,,rr ~ m %
ma'e ', nv -. 49, ~. man, II arm md I
y, -, fA''
~ ri -, ,a,,o,, ,,,,t ,,nse La,wean ihe H. Il
,. All H.. H., N"v,,nrer'
"'i ~" ,h d,.. IN, ,,on s,,, NJ m. ScGa IL
'ass ~, rn ,,o no,, br.,an" ar cros.lnr ~
n nrs FER EEL 10 any horse in The Unioa, IN?
No., II in Enpland. / think ihry would hoih s''',
twenty guineas. The spurious jdtt brftd 81 ho'r
doing great injury 10 tllr breed of horses general
.-..., ,,,t rft,
shohia me !" 90 = ~ ,i'' 49,, ,.c.lt
ts'aphSn'hrh', =, 'uGI" =. p", ,anth;,,. s.
ior 'ht P"'p'o - -,,,I ,.,,,, !, ;fc
nr"spIpei-s.n"n """.u ., =, rn,s,, 80
party thai might ",n ~ 81. ,no., aooro,
iH- TYPE aiu ~ ~ ~ 80, ,,,,,n "a, cam. n
| would al-o eihi'py prta.n - ~. ~. Il
mrndrd for asshnty, money! quo -, -
oilers need Apply w GIN tnn,s VI -"
Very respectfully, ~ u ruyTaiy
July l6-cii '. u
MRS. DGLILAH pEYToN-
A You are no' IN 'nnaoi''n, - I'D AL M
~ al Virginia. yoh are hri'oY h"',us ..,,,t -.
that have hieh VIVA .,e a.e." =; c,s,u egaf
Cont &c Law ana Chancefy i"I 49, ram
statement Of TIE facts ana cause on m.' II .ss
my p.n,1h 70 o. ''e .,,a,ee from ms maifase -
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SAMUEL c. ANDERSON AND JOHN T..
THORNTON

IItyE associated themselves, under The style 81
III ANDERSON d THORNTON, W the
practice OF the Law. They will attend regularly inc
Superior aud county Courts Of Prince Ed~ain, BUCK
in ham. t.umberland Charlotte and Agpomattox
They have an office at Farmviie, FRINGE Edward
conn,v and one al Prince Edward Court house. All
business entrusted 10 them will receive pInm?t a'h'
June lJ-cw.m
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IN CHANCERY-ViaG AT Rules taken 10 the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Prince Edward County, The 9Th day
OF July, 1917: ,.r
Jared Todd, r'aihuh
against c,,
- "a P,oncis - W,tk;ns Defendants.
The defendant, Cosby, not having entrfro s app1 -,
,rcr and given security according 10 an net OF ihr Ir
neral Assembly and the rules Of this Court anu u ~
pearne that he is not an nhaolani OF ''. a,s, On y.
the melton of the plaintiff By counsel, u : entered
t deendant Cosby do appear here The r.. day Of
Sen,enber term next, and answer the plaintiffs biii,
~ ,haI eony OF this order be forthwith inserted In
I'M "nr Of he public newspapers printed in the City
n Rirhmond for two months successfully, and a.so
oa.,.d Al Ihs font door Of the Court House u this
county. hlopS' n1r,ssu.u ~ n
July l2-ewew '. WohonA"i y '
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLAN
l TlON, situated IN IowEdrs County. AHA
forty miles below Montgomery, ten miles from Aiaa'
riv-r, Containing one Thousand live hundred s'tt'
which nine hundred are cleared. Tie place : VEL
led, and perfectly healthy. &. +. HAMPTON.
Anrll a-lif EnumhIa. SlmLl .alnI-n-
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CLASSICAL AND MATHENiATic
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON, YlRGiAl.
H2y pike Powers,

rs,lii. exercises III this School viii he resumed
18th of August, and terminate IN tie 18th j
.uIiowi ing. The course If instruction /, thorough
accurate. The bnafi-rs reside IN the same hois-
the teacher and are constantly under strct ~,
supervision. Monthly reports are regularly eiaaf
10 the parent or guardian, containing an accurate =
mcnt Of Tie progress and department ofi!r rapll,,
honoIs are awarded To them At the end II tir 49,
accordin: To their merit.
Terms Tor Board and Tuition, ten months, sCi, Z
able half on The 18Th August. an! one l!l %
January. No pupil viii hc taken for shorter iat Z
ten months, without special agreement an! no dci
tion made far any cause excerpt prJlracird .tAh'
Address "Pike Powers, Staunton."
lnly n-c0aNI lLAnn.
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shomld like 10 gel a fret rate second hana =
Establishment Ia locate nj Buckingham ~
lnr me pp,posc IL printing books. handhiH''
\ nrw.plpei-tiliome,i wond pint "A paper -
par,y thai might wish ,mpartaHg-Hotits =
The /, pe and press 10 b. of The most aprfo''1 .
| wonid ai-o employ PRISON who can c"n'
mrn,rd for assiiuity, honesty aud sobrirty, ~
oilers need apply 10 take cbars" "i the estate
Very respectfully, ...,r,,,
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NJ ....-..... lH $50 Hura- a.Hf- tfaf1 Hsf
-. PRYOR z=ttt H..
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-13
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD,.

The.s,ibscriber offers for sale the fpllnw-
ing Tracts ofssLand, containing ! 900
acres, more or less, in The Fork, of. s.Black
River, four miles from Brewing ION Bridge,
lying on thc, north prong Of BLACK River,
embracing parts Of tie Swamp Lands,
which affords n splendid winter pasturagc,
and n fine summer range, both for Hngs
and Cattle; two beautiful situations for: a
settlement nenr the public road, leading
from Camden to Charleston, Kingstrce and
Sumterville, passing Immediately through
the plantation. There are three hundred
acres Of cleared land under fence, which
have been resting for two years; a new
in'Iiouse, 40 feet square, the other build,
ings 1ecaying. One other tract adjoining
the above land. Of two hundred ucres,
known as the Smith lantls-an excellent.
stand for q House or Entertainment, be-
ing precisely 2O.miles from Murray's Fer.
ry, 20 miles from Kings,ree and 20 TO Sum.
lervilie. There is "A fne. Apple Orchard
on this tract, good Barna and Stables, one
hundrcdncfcs Of cleared iand, and about
forty acres under fence, WHICH, have been
resting for two years.. will sell both Of
these tracts together or separately as .pur-
chasera may wish. .ssh- s.
Possession can be had any moment,
Es s. 'JAhED J. NELSON
Jan. 6, 1917. 10, 4t