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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
SALE.

Under and by virtue CT a certain Writ Of vendi.
ton Exponees, issued by the Clerk of the District
Court OF Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, aud
to me directed / win offer fOEsale at public auction
On Monday the 2lst day Of January.
A. d. 1867 at enc O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the door Of MePherson's Hall, in tie City
OF BrvwnVille. it being the place the last term Of
said District Court was held, the following dsscrib
ed lands and tenemsats situate in Nemaha Cnunty
Nebraska Territory t0-wit. Lot ten 10. and clever
II, Of the SO-th Wesf fractional quarter. Of See.
tion,six 8, in the Township four North If Range
hfteen 10, East, asts twenty W, al
acres y 2 beuRdsG and Je.cT.eas
VT: conmencin ion ) ~ r.s
" eS eDruec Of Seeti-H o. saa 2
Tour !, NeTth al RaHg iXe-n i6 Bass
lowing said Section. fns tertsfva Az rs
thence Aern az 3 Tighta1gs tigbty s8Ioa. src.
Vest tory-hvs a. rois, t1sn- Santl -EI- =,
rods, TO Toe place 5ss ca.. 3-e3 ul.a Ia
as may be ueccs sfrF u ISIS e. esraIs frap. are..
Heretofore ob.aiGed ia sae bistiet Court ~ saa
Nenaha unity viii lbs interest t1eregu, e9sI
and aecrulng cost. in favor u ths Territory 81 80
6rsska, and against Clark D Gel. said Lands anc
having been taken aud lsyisd urou By
me as tbs property Ofsaid Clark 0iell.
Terms Of sale cash in hand
VIC. GLASGOW.
Sheriff Nemaha County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
Our High school.

We have been shown a petition TO the
Legislature, numerously signed, request
ing the passage of a law empowering
the School Board of this School District
to issue bonds to the amount of $4,000.
The act which the Legislature is request
ed TO pass is already drawn up and will
be sent with the petition. Its main fea-
lures are that the bonds cannot be sold
for less than par value and only draw
legal interest. Thus it is simply the
same as the Board borrowing money,
with this difference that now when the
Board have borrowed heretofore they
have been forced to become individually
liable in order 10 get the money, and at
that could only borrow the anticipated
amount OF the levied taxes, for fear of a
change in the Board and a change in the
programme. But, with the law enacted
called for, no change car occur, the bonds
can be sold, the house can be finished
fully up to the design, and the full bene-
fits of a good school can be had.
The petition is already filled with the
names Of our heaviest business men, and
no one YET has refused to sign it. The
plan will give us Immediately a good
School House well finished and tine tC
pay for it gradually without feeling seri.
ously the burden.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

FLATULENCY.--The most common
cause of this difficulty Is Indigestion.
When the natural fluids of the stomach
are secreted in an unhealthy state, fer
mentatiOn rapidly takes place, and the
stomach and associated yiscera become
distended with gas, giving rise to fire.
quent eruiaIiOn or beIching. The guam
tity Of gas thus accumulated is often enor
nous. The treatment for this disorder
should be careful diet, healthy, we'll
cooked animal food, and use ROback's
BrrrERs and Boon PlLLs the same as
for dyspepsia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27


To Melinda Hay wood, Clara Haywood, Flora
NJ. Haywood and the next Of kin Of Clara F. and
Flora NJ. Haywood and such other lersons as are
int rested in the Estate of Thomas P Haywood
(deceased)
You and each Of you hereby notified that the IN
designed Probate Judge Of Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory did on the 10th day Of December
A d 1856, in the matter Of the Estate of Thomas P
Haywood deceased J make the following order,
that the next Of kin Of Clara F and Flora NJ Hay
wood and all persons Interested in the Estate Of
Thomas Haywood (deeeased are required to be
and appear before the Probate Court Of said Coun
~ Of Nemaha, at 10 O'Clock A N, on the 14th day
Of JanUaGy. 1867 and show cause why a license
should not be granted for the sale Of the Realty Of
said Thomas T. Haywood (deeeased) J, Estate situs
ted in said County Of Nemaha, as prayed for by
Melinda Haywood AID Guardian Of said Clara F and
Flora NJ. Haywood.
GEO. w. FAIRBROTHER, Probate Judge
Triton, HNwETT & CHURCH
Attorneys for Guaidian Il-3t II so
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Your attention is solicited TO the adver-
tisement, In tO-day's paper, headed Curl
YoUR Ham, In the present stage Of
the fashions no lady is or can be fashion.
able without the. use of Prof. B. H.
Robb's Curlique, besides the beauty of
appearance added by curls. This dis.
covery has rev~olutiOnized the fashions
completely in the manner of doing up
the hair. The hair receives no injury
from its use, and with the enrique and
Patent Curriers' the most dry SHOT,, or
stiff hair are rendered soft and become
beautiful, glossy, flowing rinslets. Send
for it, Curlique and twelve Patent Cur.
lers sent to any address for $l.25.
Prof. RObb also gets up one of the
most elegant and useful toilet cases ever
offered to the fashionable public. This
case, besides n bottle of Curlique and
one set Of Curriers', contains one bottle
each Of the following /: White Liquid
Enamel, Frangipanni Toilet Powder,
Bridal Wreath Perfume, D~epilatory
Powder, Vegetable Hair Stain. This
article-as beautiful as ever graced a
lady's toilet table-the case finished in
the highest style and beautifully carved
worth its price as an ornament and
inesiimable for use-is sent to any part
of the United States or Canada by ex-
press upon receipt of $500. The art
Of being beautiful is within the reach of
all, and is complete in this Toilet Case.
Address, B. H. RObb & Co., Parkman,
Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
NEBRASKA.

Uader the above caption we find a
five column article in the Omaha Repub-
hcan credited 10 the Chicago Republican.
The Omaha Republicanstyles il an liable
article" and says it was "prepared with
great care by the editors Of that paper
[Chieugo Republican, on the ground"
we hope we may be permitted to take
exception 10 the article, and that the
papers in question will make a note of 1t.
First, then, from its perusal, a reel.
dent or traveller who has been all over
Nebraska. can easily see that the writer's
observation extended from Omaha, via
the Pacific Railroad, 10 the lOOth Meri-
dian and back 10 Omaha for-althougA
she boundaries Of Nebraska are given
a reader of the article would Judge from
IL that The boundary of Omaha and those
Of Nebraska we're CO. extensive. We
with Omaha every success imaginable,
but % not wish TO recline idly in the
shadow Of her immensely. Again, any
enc a. oil acquainted with the North and
South Platte countries knows that any
description Of The soil, timber and water
Of Nebraska based upon a view of the
North Platte would be detrimental TO the
South Platte To prove this one need
only 10 look in The direction Of the tide
immigration the difference in price of
fuel between this point an Omaha, and
the immense benefits which have accrued
10 points above from freighIing, because
Of the roads being natural and free from
those numer Gus rivers. creeks and springs
which make Southern Nebraska the gar
den spot Of the west and the homestead
seekers haven of rest and prosperity.
This article says Nebraska sis not
favored 30 far as waier-power is concern
ed, and the coal and iron lie in the Wes-
tern par. Of The State" The above is,
+. undoubtedly, a fair estimate of North
Platte, but we protest against its general
application. The counties composing
The Nemaha Land District are favored
with water power beyond most sections
Of the same extent. The Big Nemaha,
Little Nemaha. Big Blue and Little Blue
with their numerous smaller tributaries
afOred sufficient water power, if EN-.
plOyed, to meet the demands Of Nebras-
ka for all time. Besides the streams af-
fording water power, q section without
running water upon il is a rarity.
As 10 stone coal, the South Platte
eOun.ry-judging from the discoveries
already made-must be considered a coal
country. Two paying veins have been
opened aud worked near Nebraska city /;
Pawnee county has, for the past two years,
successfully had in operation two mines ;
coal hes been discovered in Richardson
and in Nemaha counties, and can be seen
cropping out along the banks Of she Mis-
souri, river in both counties when the
river Is low.
The above exceptions are only taken
because the article alluded to purpOrls to
be sketch Of Nebraska and is not
Omaha and the U. P. R. r. are great
institutions, but are as nothing compared
% Nebrsska's agricultural and manufac-
turing interests; which we propose to
defend whenever attacked, or bring them
for,b whan 5;sea-.rd.d
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
Stray NOTICES.

Taken up by the undersigned, living one and a
half miles South of Brownville, on the lst day Of
December, 1855, One red Cow with some white on
left side with swallow Fork in the right ear, and
under slope in the left, supposed to be eight years
Also, One brindle and white spotted Cow
with white face, crop of of the left ear. and IN
derbit in The left, supposed to be eight years old
IL WESLEY PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned, living two miles
South West of BrownViIle, Nemahs County, Ne
brasks, on the first day of December, A. D. 1866
One red and white spotted Cow point of the
right horn broken off, crop of left ear. and split and
underbit in left ear, about 3 years old.
u.5-pd JOSEPH BEARD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
Notice TO Settlers.
Land Office, BrOUnvilIs, Nsb.,
Dec. 9th, 1866.

OoCs Obns lOOO.
EDEroR A%DvERTIsER: Sir, / wish TO
give notice through the columns of pour
paper. that, under the present circum.
stances, and until the Receiver Of the
Land Office will ac. IN conjunction with
ne in the business Of the cfice, parties
desiring 10 make entries can make their
applications in due form and they will be
died By me f; and. when the business Of
she Office is resumed, viii be respected
and acted upon and the rights Of parties
Who make such applications can be in no
wise ~prejudlcsd By the refusal Of the Re.
seiveF 70 set. CnAs G.. DORsEv,
Register.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
Grand Festival.

GEo. w. HILL & Co,
Gentlemen /: Allow me
through the columns of your paper to in.
form the community that there will be a
Festival on the LIST day of January, 1867,
at the Peru Seminary building, the pro-
ceeds TO be applied toward completing
the building. We have the north half
of it enclosed. and are occupying it for
School purposes, yet need funds for its
completion. We respectfully invite all
who wish to have a good time and help
US in our enterprise to come. bring plenty
eatables for the occasion, and we will dc
the best we can to make the occasion
pleasant and will be very thankful for
your aid.
BY order of Committee of Arrange
merits. D. c. COLE, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

SroP n THIxK! Is it good policy
for any woman to work weeks and months
to do the family knitting by hand, when
with one of LANES knitting MACHINES
il can oil be done, and much more, in a
few days or hours.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

THE ADvAxTAGE.-The advantages
in buying D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best
Chemical Salardfus are numerous. A
mong them are full weights and perfect
goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Yankee Notions aud Toys may be
vsFy nice things for the Children to play
with, bui Co.'s CoUeH BALsAM will cure
them of Group, Coughs and Colds, and
should always be on hand ready for i'm.
mediate use. 1t is an excellent remed y
and very popular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned. living at Hickory
Grove. IL miles west Of Br0VnVille, on the 9Th day
Of November one red steer, two years old, bush Of
tail white 10,5tpd coNARD ? HARMS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned, living near the
bend OF Honey Greek, in Peru Precinct 7Nemaha
County, Nebraska, on the 3D. day Of December, 1866
One white Steer, with blue or dark spots on
limbs and body, branded with "D.' on left hip, 4
pears old next spring
lbs pd FRANK G. IRVINE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned, living three and a
half miles North West of BroWnville in Eemaha
County, Nebraska. ON the Sd day Of December. 1866
Oh ed steer, bush Of tail white, one year old,
lis ISRAEL COTTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up b. the undersigned, living one and 9
half miles above Longs Bridge, en- the 23d day Of
October 1866. one Red Steer, with white face, hind
legs white, half way up, white belly, supposed "a
betao years old past
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
SOMETHING
NEW, USBFUL&SALEABLH

A good rsliuble Agent
wanted in every town to
taks the entire control, for
his neighborhoood, of seve-
raj of the bes~, most sdlea-
BE, and prOeta6le articles
Of every day use ever pre-
scented to the publil. Prof
its large-s abstraction guar
anteed.-The right ran OF
woman can make from $40
to $50 a week easily.-En-
close stamp for full descrip
lion and illustrated cata-
logue. Sample sent FREQ
Exclusive control of ter
ritory given
Address
N. Y. Manufacturing Co.
81 Park Row, N. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Takea up by the Undersigned. living two miles
west OF Brownville, On tho lst day Of December.
1866, one heifer, white Il over except point Of the
ears which are a little black, supposed to be three
years old lis pd ROBERT GILMORE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
CURL YOUR HAIR !
SAMPLES SENT FREE.

A sample Of Prof. BObb's CurIique viii be sent
free N anv address. The Curlique will curl the
straiehtest hair on the first application without in
Jury in soft, luxuriant, beautiful curls.
Address. with stamp, Prof II. B.ROBB
Dec. 27th lS66-6m PARKMAN, OHIo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned, living three and q
half miles North West Of BroRnyiIle, on the 23d
day Of October, A ID 1866
Cne red and white spotted Cow, crop of Of
left ear and swaIlOW fork in tbe right ear, branded
IS" on the hip,dew-laped, about 8 years old.
One red and white spotted Cow .underbit ~ each
ear, about 8 years old. ISRAEL. CorToy.
BroWnYille, Nov. 8 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up BY the undersigned, living four miles
North West Of Brewnville Nebraska. on the "A
day Of November 1866
Cne red and white Cow (speekled) swallow fork
in right ear, nine years old
Nov. 9, 1866 John L g Smith
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the Undersigned. living
n mile East Of London, 10 Nemaha
County Nebraska, on the 18th day of
November A. d. 1866. One brindle
Heifer. branded with ]. l.. on left hip
about two years old. N. COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

TakOn up By the undersigned, living 6 I-2 miles
South West from Aspinwall, Nemaha County Ne
braska, One brindle Steer, crop of each ear brin-
die face 6 years old,
One red and white steer, crop OF each ear, end
broken OF left horn, : years old.
Taken up0n the 9th day Of October
WILLIAM BoCRKE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned, living in Nemaha
County on the 25th 6ayrof October, 1866 one Red
steer supposed to be three years old last spring,
with a crop of Of the rightEear and q small streek
Of white on the right shoulder,
8 JOHN HANNA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the unde rsigncd, living six miles
west of Brownville, near WeddIe's bridge, on the
10th day Of November 1885,, zone black COW, some
white under her belly, ear marks, a split in each
ear and q crop of Of both branded with P on the
left hip, supposed to be about seven years old.
lost pd HIRAM STORM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Taken up by the undersigned living FIVE miles
south West of Brownville in Nemaha County Ne
braska, on the 10th day of November, 1856, ono red
spotted steer, underslope of each ear, one year old
One red and " hite spotted heller, no marks or
brands, about one year old next spring.
loot WILLIAM DANIELS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

l'I DC, Deesmber, 1s.Iass. 1O.4. Is,00
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

male or Female. J
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-09

FREEMAN, PUNDT & Cove are pleased
to notice that the Palmetto Iron Works in
Charleston, S. c., have earned a fine reputa-
ton for promptness and efficiency. Mr.. f.
A. Dodd of this city, has lately removed to
Charleston, and is now one of the above firm
The Mr.. Freeman is Virginius Freeman, Esq .,
son of our worthy townsman j. NJ. Freeman
and was formerly Chief Engineer in the u
S. Navy, which position he resigned and en-
tered the Confederate service We wish him
personally unbounded success, and all pros
perity to the enterprlsng firm with which he
is connected.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: Mls
The Norfolk Female Institute will reopen on
Monday the 18th September The Rev. G. Will
son McPhail is the principal.
VIM. Il. Howard Clerk, publishes an order OF
Court in the suit of Catherine b. Whiting,
against w. II. Gusts Sheriff, &c, in which the
defendants Jane E. Harvey and Thomas n. Mas
senburg are notified to appear and protect their
interests. --
VIM. q. Ho,oard Clerk, publishes an order Of
Court, in the suit of Saml. r. Shield and others
against VIM. H. Gusts, in which the defendant
W. w. Frazer is notified to appear and protect
his interest
Portsmouth Female Institute, Rev. John L.
johnson, b. A., principal will open on the 10th
of September. There is an efficient corps of in
structors.
Deming, the grocer, is out again in verse-ir
praise of his choice groceries.
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ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. G. Nnwros, Prop'l

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEWTON, PrOp'r.
THURSDAY, August o, 1866,
DIV. Rowsenville and wife, A. Anderson, A.
j. Leary, Cobb's Island; Mills Roberts, Gates, N.
c.; David Lyon, Jr., Baltimore; A. Mechanical,
Bait; R. A. Neson, Southampton, Va; G. ".
Wilson, Surry Va; G. o. Ball, Va; Jno. G.
Tilssney, Va. j. Stanton, ]. F. Newly, Miss =.
Col. w B. Whitehead, Suffolk; A. G. Courtain,
Bait; W. 4. Fendall, P. K. Fendall, Washing-
ton; b. H. Labertain, Jr., Va; W. Il. johnson,
r. Il. Ship, I. H. Cennison, A. Anderson, Bait;
F. Garner, N. c.; o. G. Judd, N. Y. City; j.
A. Foreman, N. c.; Chas. F. Mylor, Jas. Mars
ton, ]. J. johnson, Baltimore; b. II. Duesnbery,
Mrs. Dpesenbury Child, and servnnt, N. Y ,; A.
J, ]. Leavey Phila.
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COMMERCIAL.
NORFOLK, Aug. 8, 1856.

NORFOLK, Aug. 9, 1885,
The following sales were reported on change:
GOO bushels White Corn at LOCO, by John
James.
500 bushels Oats by Kicks, Hill d Co, at 45c.
bales good ordinary Cotton at Soc. by Kader
Biggs & Go.
200 bushels common Rcd Wheat at $2.30c.s
200 bushels Fair at $500, by T. X. Cobb Il
Son.
A lot of r. o. HID Slaves at $40 by Greer &
Neal.
300 bushels white Corn at $l.O5 by Grandy &
Sons.
Gold, selling rates, 149; buying rates, LAG.
Silver, selling rates, 14l; buying rates, 1877.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-09

MEETING OF COMMON CoUNcIL.--a meeting
Of this body was held yesterday afternoon.
The following bills were paid:
l. j. j.. Tompkins, $40; City Gas Light
Company, II 80; do. 20 So; A. Winslow
103 40.
2. The following were referred to appro-
pirate committees
j. J. Tompkins, $S3; NJ Clark, 33 33; F.
f. Ferguson, $40, W. H. Dunstan, AZ so;
City Gas Light Company, So 40.
s. Semi-annual statement of Register re-
ceived and adopted.
4. His report of bonds issued, do
Report of Finance Committee relative to
examination of coupons received
6. Registers report relative to lease to 3.
I. Summers, do.
Z. Recommendation Of Finance Committee
to pay Mr.. Porter, City Attorney, $4,000.
Adopted.
8. City Attorney authorized to sue Mr. G..
W. Singleton for 900
9. j. l.. Belote to DO paid 500 for services
as Mayor in 1866
10. Request of E. T. Summers for extern
sion of time on a debt due the city Granted.
| IL. Register to cease the issue of certificates
ofdebt. 81. srrF
II. Tax TO be refunded James E. Barry,
having been improperly assessed e.
49, Mrs. Hams claim, $433 36, to be paid.
a. Report of Finance Committee received
and adopted. .+U 80
| 15 Registers report in reference to city
lot claimed by G. F. Stone. Referred.
1o. Ordinance offered in reference to is
suing new bonds in place of those lost, the
! parties to indemnify the city against loss.
Statement of loss to DO filed with Register,
and publication made in city papers.
IT, Report of Chief Engineer of Fire De-
partment read, and referred with bill to APP
propriate committee
49, Reports of Street Committee the Mayor,
Captain of the Watch. and City Attorney, re-
csived and properly disposed of.
10. The ordinances reported by W. w.
Lamb, Esq, were accepted
20. Session of Corporation Court changed
to first Monday in each month.
81. Proposals of City Gas Light Co to
| light lamps at $50 each referred to Lamp
Committee, with authority to close contract
| for twelve months.
%. Request to erect wooden building, to
be used as a Seamens Bethel, corner Madison
and Wide Water streets. Granted.
%. -Four per cent. to be deducted from
taxes paid before first of September.
%. Aid Engine House to be repaired, and
the Council adjourned.
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+. +. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer.
COMM ISSIONER'S SALES OF REAL
ESTATE.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
ESTATE.
ON FRIDAY THE nth day of
~ August inst, shall proceed to sell at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises, as Special Com
missioner, under decree of the Circuit Court OF
Norfolk City, pronounced in the suit in Chancery
of Hatton vs.. Hatton, the following real estate in
the city of Norfolk, belonging to the estate of
John +. Hatton, deceased, viz:
2 Wood Houses and Lots on Hawk street.
House and Lot on Butte and Hawk streets
Lots on Fenchurch street, with Brick kitch-
ems.
The sale ill commence at IL o'clock on the
premises on Fenchurch street.
Terms of Sae-One-quarter cash, the balance
upon a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser to give bonds, with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day of SALE
The purchaser Will be entitled to the possession
of the property, OF to the rents from the day Of
sale. The title to be retained until the further
order of the Court.
GEORGE L0YALL, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
+. F. FERGUSON,
au6tds Auctioneer,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Aug.

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 0.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Schr Enterprise, Cornell, fun Long Island light
to master. t -H
Schr Minnie, Sancter, Georgetown, d. c., coal
to Santos & Bro.
Schr w. F. Martin, Croker, I'm N. G..
Sloop Geo. Thomas from, EdentoK, N. G.
Schr Mary Mazelle, Nelson, fin Plymouth, N.
Carolina.
Schr Petrol, Grey, I'm N. Carolina, shingles to
master. .t
DEPARTURES. re-
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Favorite, Rogers Hampton.
Str Ceorgeana, Hill, Richmond.