The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, October 19, 1872, Image 12
Sunt* -raucous kysferies-*-L'uex
ylored DoptlyS?SotneUitiig No
One Appenr* to Know Anything
About- Mole TrRcks Fclipsed.
Ulu j n a d
Several dave ?iure ''ftre 'temporary
commander qtj^f fc^fi PQ >? ?iiv.
during tho atarthaa? aflV'uL?P^iy^ck.
commanding uftVpr , pl" ihy Poi-t. 0011
eluded tu chauge hia quarter* lru?i (ho
rcaidotico so long 'occupied l?y hiui,
kuuWu aa tho $|>un' fy^^lMHr'^d in
the rcjir of the South ("'aix'liua College,
to a house formerly occupied, by the
Rollins girls. Yesterday ho wu? uutu
taly l"j>\ i'ttrtri^thjti;.^ t > ^ i^litr?, ;iu.l
looking about Iiis now quarters, frohi
ewllar to gnrrot; the garret didj not sur
prise him any, but when lie came to ox
plorc the eellnKiittlx^Lcyt^Vl h.jre-had
'.lo greater auTptS TWrrc4iihlsK>f the
hecatombs of Kgvpt, than our worth)
iVivnd, when ~ne crMinmoieod to pursue
the wiudinj?j? th? walled cellar and
arches. Tma^WoWrranean vault i?
calculated to excite the etui >si?y of any
man. Yet unexplored to their full ex
lent, eooujjM ban. tyWn91W**> 9JW???
much calcuM/^th'^rW^Vmny have
been desiiniod fur.
OT Til
There are ninny tumors, nl ready.
Traditions arc uncertain ajid varied
One is, thai tins retuueffne whs once
occupied fcju ai'gp.utleinauheavily inter
estod in blockade running. Another
suspicion is tint the subterranean pas
sagos wort: made for the purpose of dodgj
ing Ku Klux., Whatever may have
been tho (lesion tho pi \<*c \< deVp. wind
ing a dreary, wore fitting occupants be
low than abyvQ. th i.s mm.da no sphere.
After furtha??pJra:atio^* we Khali give
nn aeounta jn. .lull, and b o^k it up by
sUitnmcnfIN efln-vllv as c:.t. tied tj credit
us are our h'ehd, Mr, S'tanhy V of the
Herab?, wlMRi word wo du not doubt.?
Columbia Union*
Whore, oh, where, i* th-. Sutntcr
Atvrs.* .'Jvchfi^uqw***?. W'in ???> ?'
?lowi* n " 9;
PotilicHl SlmUt'Np. nr.
frafcfiwl :. ?
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t cvtiie. faitn^ ' ' /./ , ?- . .
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CorMAWH <ir? /?/.? \\ hat shall the
people do with these I aid Tribune*,
On whom depending their obedience
fails
To the greater hon oh 7 * * *
Let vh.it i* mcof be 5?ii<l. it must bo
meet. .
And tUep^-^i?/-^^' c i' L^t; dust.
RrKrwackiaJ-lJ^^iiiircail tnasoti!
Sichtiu* Gt?v.?1 his a consul '! No!
4 if fl cm oi ??
/fn/'ua IIVi? f*v? 'I he lviih:?, llV' let
him be :vjf??hc?duQ '. , .
Siciniit? Gr?y* JCio^Cnirllre peoplr,
in wl*^{i|/c.. myself. 1
Attach thre as a--traijorv^2^inni?v.>tor,
a roe .o.tg?l?
charge thee, '**
And Jolhiw to thine ans-vor.
('vriofa uHi VTrX. f{ojjfcJv.W ^11 '
\ The obi j':nt "kenrc")
? fCHfrffJ 1 -
TUB/I'.vmi 0? A l'Klltoir piitb ?
The Detroit Free IVcm of Mmdiy re
lstes the ttory of] a mariiagp in thai
city a few nights agq; It seems that
John Doc and Alary Hoe had b'tcu en
gagfld'loV over a year or mor?, ho beiu^
a railroad utan, and she a fine girl o.
eighteen. /A day was set for tho mir
riage,*and J6hn spent about two hundred
dollaia^r ocw clothes, engraved dard>
of inviiatioo, and preparation lor a btu
quot. It had been announce 1 in church
that tho marriage would tuko place at a !
ccrtatu hour iu^the morning, but it didn't
Jobu ealiei at thV house, htodcj the
bride elect the invitation carJs, and
went off with a heart aa big as a turnip.
Ho had only becu gone a few minutes
when an old lover camo to the hou o.
was grieved and astonished, und pleaded'
with such eloquence that tho girl took
his arm went to a proper official, aa 1 in
less thau bait an hour they were tuarriid
When the invited guea's a>senibUd nc: t
tuorui g* Mary Roe was in Chicago on
wedding tour, aud Johu was j'tst st^r
ting for the depot a butcher knife hid
dyu under his vest and tho butt < nd ol a
revolver lobe seen in his pocket.
('ARiBOU'.^tfp in the town by this
name in Arooeicck ('o., Me., th re is u
paper published called the North Star
Fur a raricty aud its Swedish roador*.
it has a portion of its oontouts prin e
ill the h'wcduh language, and that oi r
readers may eco for themselves what is
^oiug on in New Swcdcu. wo copy the
following Interesting item:
t'nribottgar farmnt. IItorn den nya
slarkolscliibrikcn, hvarya arbotas men
kral't' by^'Ofi bar eu waguinakan work
stad ooh ett apothek. E-i uy wag el lor
blHVankc feata or upptagon ooh plannet
ad och flora nya byggnador kommu inoni
korl att rosatigutofter pensamma.
What do you think of it?
A witness,in describing certain event.
said: l,Th? pcrso.i I buw at tho head
of the Mftira wns a man with ouo eyo
named Jacob Willkins." "What was
the name of his other rye?" spitcfullji
asked the Opposing couusol. The wit
itess woi'li^guated at the levity ol the
:iU'lie?'/o.
\. J. EVAjStS,
TRIAL JUSTICE.
' All businc?a entrusted to his charge w
be attended to'
Office nt bio Mills
Snnlh Xdleto Iwer.
?ept.U ** ?
i -
Itb ?rotnp
nekr 1
eb?rg? win
I men's Bridge,
9m
Ay efs Cherry l*t*tft%
TVobably ae< _
excellenC remedy tor
Throug*
of the?
la thelr
lu nnlfosee
rious afiecUoAe of
msde it known as a re
thurn. While adapted to mild
aud to f Sung children, it is at
most effectual remedy that i
iwu conaunuttioaf, aafc the _
or the throat and mace. Ae
endden nttOTitt of CYomo>
hand in every family, ana
*taeeajtocelmeoldse '
provModleitb this act
curable; sUU great a*,
disease seemed s sotted
cured, aad
by the CT
mastery l
Throat, that the moat obrtliaU of
When nothing else eonld reach I
protecttoa frees H.
At!lim *? ?4W*7? reUared aad
cured by It.
JtrxmeAMt* is generally cured ay
C&o~ry **-aeaallasmfaaW
need
do moro maa aasnrp
are fully
Ayer's Ague Cure,
crer ess dlaordora of
mr ta small ami Cajohmae
Mhe^rffittortK?:
'?uro the public mat sm e
For Fever and Ague, _
Chill FoTor, Sexaittent
Ague, Periodioal or BUioua
and indeed all the afmoMone
from aralarioaa, saataav m
poiaona.
As Its name impliee, It does Curt, t*id doee not
- -etthor Arsenic. Quinine, fie
r other mineral or Msmsmna
. _', it In nowise tajnroe any pa
tient The number and importance of lu euros
In the ague districts, are literally beyond acceaat.
and we believe without a parallel m the til sin?
of Airne medicine. Our pride Is gratified by the
arknowlrU^-manU we rocoire of the radical rarea
effected a obrtlnate cases, aad where osher reav
edles had WhoOy failed.
CnaocllmMed persec?. either resident la. or
travelling tkK?t> Samtfegga localities, witf he
protected by taking the AOUB CVJtX daily.
iver.
jry^ofthf
j.-unjc iha Lit
, For Btlfewap
laom excellent rs
remarkable cores
failed
P
and
i toBl
Isorders aad Liver ComplviaM, B
reasedy. productag many traly
as, where other medicines bad
roparod by Da. J. C. Am A Co., rVeemmt
I Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Halse, aad
l all rooad me world;
PRICE, 01.OO PEB BOTTLE.
um? il o ly
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A drc*omg mttc*
is at onoo ay?itwili.
healthy, an? ctfeatnl
for nraaarriog Use
hair. Fa4$dorgrm?
henr it fsooft reiferen
to its original color,
tnih the gloat mnd
/rechnete mf
This) tmir m
cued, faUing hair checked, amf
nets often, though not oh*
by Hi see. Nothing out I
hair where the folliclee in
or the gls&ds a%ope*nd mmi
But ??e> as remain cen ha
usefulness fe, this spplicatbs. '
of fouling the hair with n patty aed>
mcnt. it will keep it clean sad vigoroec
lie occasional use will, prevent 4% mm
r . ? . ?- . ....
from turning fray or falling oif, mmi
eoneoquendy prevent baldness. Parse
from those deleterious substance* which
make tome preparations dangeron*. sad
injurious to (&? Mr. sbs) Vigor Sam
only benefit but not bind it- war.tewS
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING*
nothing else can he found so
Containing neither oil nor dye, eft des?
not soil winkt cambric, and vet lag*
long on the hair, giciug it n rioa, gUaSj
lustre and n grateful perfan&a.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Ay?v &Co.f
PBACneiX AST* AsjALTTXCAt CaVsaamw
LOWELL, MASS.
nicm ?i oo.
???? 11
THE 'Gl
roMSsSlcg powerful inn?-oTi,tii:g
riaa"*fflfffslaiHl'iii 13i^iinM
These Bittere ere positively tnvsluaeWm'
Ibty purify tbe sysUio, aad will sura
Remittent and InUrtaliUnt Vevem,
and aae a preveativs of Chttls and Fever.
All yield ii -Juli p*4irf?rS!s!sp^^^
Are an aandete to ahangs of Water aad Pit.
to the wasted frame, and correct aB
WiU save d>n of sugaring to the ?kk, aad
The grand Faaaoea tor all the Uls of lifo.
TRY ,.-^t. BQrT
The Mart
?aim
rooi
la ToossyeeOM. Karri
rm?agle, those Mttete arc _
r?iu*Ued and aewe aftoa hose
TB ?"o^m^m^f^
mumm im,
Ttmrnnw
TEBt
CTKsV
LARGE OPENING
THE BEST AND LARCWSST
STOCK OF GOODS
To V* FOUND ia th* TOWN caa bow be SEEN at th* POPULAR ONI
PRICE HOUSE of
GEO. H. CORNELSON.
Ravia* REPLENISHED our STOCK, w? ha?? Baad* EXTR V KREr* \
RATIONS for a larg*
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
And can now ehow a FULL LINE of GOODS in all th* DEPARTMENTS
Our DRKS8 GOODS Department ie filled with the BEST a>.d CHOICES'!
GOODS In th* MARK KT. including FULL LINKS of PRINTS
In OASSI MERES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, TWEEDS, CHECKS
?nd HUM KS PUNS we have the Largfst Assortment ever aeeu ia this Towu
also in BLANKETS. White und Gray.
Also a choice and larg* aelection ef HATS, BOOTS aad SHOES. HARNES
.nd SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full aeaorted steck u
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS atanda unexcelled both in *tj!o and price.
Thanking you for the patrooug* bentowed upon me heretofore. I ahull rnde.*r?r
jtfj merit aad retain th* same by daaling (airly and giving full raluo tor tbo n>*ar\
aad hep* therefor* to see you aooa at uiy store.
aeptSB GEO. H. CORNELSON
D= LOUIS
IS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
ALSO
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
FRESH AND WELL SELECTED.
Tka above Stock baa been SELECTED with the GREATEST CARE and
MSCRETION, aad offered at pricea that will defy competition.
tt D. LOUIS.
FALL OPENING!
AT
T. CARTMILL'S
A LARGE and BELEGT STOCK of
FALL AUE WINTER GOODS
Which will ba SOLD at LOWEST CASH PRICES, epn*i*ting in part *a f.
lows :
New Steles Dr*e* Goods. I Longalolhs. I? ?*tintr* and Shirtings.
Full Lin* RUak Alna***. I Table Cloths. Damasks. lowc\\uK. It*.
G**d Style* Calic**. | bird Eye, Russia and J?eotcb Dialer*.
Dress Trimmings aad Lae?*.
Hasery. Glsves aad Notions.
Ladies and Childretse Straw 4 Fauey Hat a.
lilankeia. Shawl* aad Nubias.
Cloths, Tweed? and Casslmer*.
Kentucaj Jea-v K*reey*, aV.
Clothing ?n i Hats i>f Latest Si pis*.
Ala*
SPECIAL ATTENTION **)U4 t* tk* Larg* Stock *f Ladies and flea.' n<?<vr.?and
SHOES, li ADDLE RT. HARNESS. HARDWARE, TIN W A L K.U ROCK It 1 Kb. ffiNIS, LI
QV?Kf, te
t. c^v rmill,,
RUSSELL ST. OHAjVCrEBUli0, S. C.
sapt 21 Ivo oct 7
The Finest stock of
JEWELRY
that hat ever been in this Town.
E EZEKIEL
Uns jus? reesived one of tha FINEST STOCKS OF WATCHES. CLOCK
and JEWELRY of every Style and Description av*r offered in this Market, ? d
at Prieoa that will defy competition anywher*.
sept 7 1v
M- RICH,
Russell St* one Door East of Meroney's Hotel
Offen to th* Public a FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
At LOWER PRICES than eau be bought at any othei Hons* in Orangaourg.
OH and EXAMINE hia STOCK, and b* CONVINCED of th* CHEAP
NESS of bi* GOODS.
?9af- Alao I will pay tha highest pric* for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRa.38.
PEWTER, niDES, OLD RAGS aad every kind ef COUNTRY PRODUCE.
iflPwt e
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JU8T IN AND FILLKD WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BULL SCOVILL I MI,
Making Selection fronS their Eitraordinary Larg? and Varia? St?g* mf
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with eon-t int additiona, is
UNSURPASSED
. oth at tu STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities iu drawing supplies frone desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
vj.ible thewi to make the best p'sssih's KATES which is the OLD RULE eon
t mied from iu ORGANIZATION?
18 42,
Giving an exponent** of 30 year* in Business.
Economy und Enterprise together with the En-rgr and ?*atlenaaaly deport
in.-nt ot Jell their .Assistants, arc always found at the OLD ESTABLISH El?
ilOL'SK of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
m . v 'lb e It
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
AT
J. M'NAMARA'S
He has j.i.t opened e SELECT S OCK. comprising all the LATEST
"STYLEN of DRESS OODS. eneh .Japanese, Chcne Poplins. Dolly Vardee
?ilk Breche. Grenadine* and Silk Strip;. Sprains and Pacifis Lawns. French.
Colored B' d Linen L;?wns. Dress Linens, Pitjuea .tnd Silk Leno. a speciality at 7
vards i<? 31 Ab? some of the Choicest Patterns--f Fancy English Caasimere",
Coatings, ''lotIi?, blark CaaMtnere*, Twi*eds\ CotUwtades, Jeans and Linen Drill-.
He has also -.? la rise *uppl\ of llr?>wn and Klu> ShirttngS, Tickinge, Stripes. Dem*
iua, Ac. SHOES of every description, among them a nice lot of Ladies tjaiter.v
Kead) inane. Clothing. Hat?. &C. uinl a vi-ry General Stock of Groceries, liard
??uro. Ac , all of whirh will he sold Low Down fur Cash.
Thanking the public for their kiud patronage, I solicit a continuation of the
same.
apl 20 c ly
.
WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER
HAS just returned from CHARLESTON
with the heat selection of SEED
llilSll POTATOES ever brought to Oranj.
burg."* Jle has on hand the . **?* ^T5*1
EARLY RO?**.. LVm) ?aagv
GSuDKTCH.
PINK eye. geflfc
and PEACH BLOOM.
Also another RRFAP LOT of HAMS from
10 to lfi eta n*r IV
White NORTHERN T'F.AS.
Oreen and Vellow O All DEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS.
A lot of Prime New York SMOKED
TONO?E.H at 50 Cents.
UREM EN LAG Alt by the dox.. delivered
fr*e of ciiarge ty nnv Mouse
SWEET CIDER o*n draught.
M ALL and tiRlST? Doited and unbolted.
A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
Men's. Women's and bey's SHOES.
Also a lot of Partner'e Indispensable Tae
plementa. anch aa TRACES. If AMES. AXES,
MANURE PORKS and PLOW LINES.
He also new keeps ea hood a SAMPLE
RAKREL of the World-wide, well-known
ACME.
COMMON WHISKIES front $1.40 np
wards.
The REST Double Distilled WHITE WINE
VINEGAR ia the Tillage, without any es
????pt ion.
g<?*"- Haiming my entail share ef the treble
and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM
RIIS for pa?t favors, they erlll pleaee rerhera
ber the NAME end PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
W. T. MULLKR (No* MILLER,)
?r.tr now* /toUSD the corner.
if
Iiror?.!) INFOPM TnE PfTRLlC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON THeVTAR
_* rtaee Making in all its varies* br?nehee and will Manufteter* er Repair at the
Shortest Netiea, all Carriages. Ruggiea or Wagon*. And am alee pro**rod with
NRW PRESS AND (\ ' TO (JIN AND P.t'CK V;OTTrtN
SIIOKT NOTICE. Cotton DINNED \T MY MILL hat brought f?em } ?o } cent mo e
than that Ginned on the common Olna,
oct K apl 2 ?ly ft. RIGG8.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!I!
DOYLE, & WILES,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANOEBUitO COUNTY THAT
they have purchased the
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAT
And are CARRYING ON the
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
hi all its BRANCHES. Ordere left with US Will be PROMPTtVF FFLLED
All klnde of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and wHA DISPATCH
COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICB.
rjpdrnm, at cm*
+?? T7 a f^nagsArtrgt fj
Cbabibstob. 8. C. December 23. 1171.
/"hN AND AFTER SUNDAY ?KEWftER;
V/ 24, tka Passenger Train on the South
Carolin? Railroad will run as'/ollew? ... ?[ >
toa avoucta.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M.
Arrive ai Augaata.1.26 P. fAV
?0? COLUMBIA
Loavo Ckarlekon..8.10 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.?4.05 P. U
roa i-UAXLKQTOK.
ue?u Ai.pwi?.7.40 A. M.
Arrivo at Charleston.3.20 P. M.
Lea-re Columbia.,.7.40 A. M.
; Araiv* at Charleston.3.20 P. M -
vnaoraa wilminovob tbaim
Lear* Awfwata. ...3.00 A. M.
ArHve ai Siafville.0?*> A.m.
Leave Kiugville.12.80 P. m.
Arrive at August*.6 SO F. M.
! /(cnrsTA sHoatv siraFSB-svuoAYB aaiWBBB
Leavo Charleston.8.30 P. M.
Arrive) a( Augusta....7.80 A. M
Leave AuefuMa.6.00 F. H.
Arrive at Charleston...?5.66 A. M.
COLUMBIA KIGMT EXrBEBS?SUKDATa ?SCS7?
7BD.
Leave Charleston.7.10 F. m.
Arrive at Columbia .7.80 A. M.
I.ea-e Columbia.6.00 F. II.
Arr.ro at Charleston.7.00 A. UV
SCMMKKVILLB VBAIM.
Leave SeaunerviU* at.~?.2? A. if.
Arrive at Charleston at.if> A. M.
Leave Charleston at.?..?...8.30P. m.
Arrive at Sumtnerville at...."..."~~4.18T!*m*5~~
CAMDKM DRASCH.
Leave Camden....6.1.' A. m, .
Arrive at Columbia .10.40 A. 9.
Leave Columbia.1.43 F. It
Arrive at Camden. 6.26 P. m
I Day and Night Trains make close eoaaee
iion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad east
Central Railroad.
Night Train connects with Mfcf on *B*>
Augusta Railroad. .
Columbia Night Train coaaecta with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, aad with
Charlotte Road topointB North.
Camden Train conaecto at Kingville daily
(except Sundays) with uny 1'assrnger Train,
and nans through to Columbia. *
A. L. TV1.KR. Vice-President.
8. D. Picas**, General Ticket Agent.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c<
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dottier.
N*. 20 Hayna Street and n.?rlb-ek'o Wharf
(*HAULKSTON, 8. c.
NaT* Tkia ia tk* LargsJsT end meit Cesa
tleta Faexory of tke ktad in the Haatkora
tates. and all articles ia thia lino eaa ha
I furnished by Mr. P. P. Toalb at pricea wait *
defy competition.
gaaT" A pamphiol with full and detailed
list of all aises of Doors Sashes aad ElinAe.
and th* price* of each, will Ue seat free aa?
post l'aid, on application! to'
J P. 1*. toai.k, ,
CHARLESTON, a. C.
July la j weo
fK? CJlNNOT BUY IT I
?tear Slg;bf im Prioeleaa ! I
BOT TOE DIAMOND SPP.CTACL1S WILL
PRESERT* IT.
If you valo* ysur Eyesight us* tke** F*r
feet Lemia. Ground from Mi nut* Crystal
Pebbles. Melted together, and derive their
name "Diamond" on account of their Mar4
nea* aad RrillisMJ, They will last essay
years without change, and ar* warraatea
superior to all others in use.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Co., New York.
CAUTION.?None Oeauing unless ?t*\rap
r \ with our trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents through
out tke Union.
X. J. OL1VEROS,
jan 20?ly Orangeburg, tt. C
Warm Weather Has Coma !
ABO SO HAS en5 Of VBtB
FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM.
PLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &e
ABSlVBB A*V*~**~ "
K H. W. BRIGG MANN'S STORE,
in
RDSSfiLIa STAKET,
IHAT CAN be FOUND in ORANGE
burg. An Inspection will satisfy all.
trouble te ah*w tiss Js. Ia *dditi*a t*
th* above I havs *a bane1 aad far *al* a
nurabsr *f the
aJUCBtCAHT buttoxmole
JfaVCniNCS.
Tbl* asachlne J* i* th* b**t peasiftla
aaaaaar every variety e>f
PA MILT SEEING
that eaa b* done *a aay machio*. sad In
addition snibrei if rs *a th* edgnB. overseas**,
?ad makes beautiful button and eyelet hels* ?
la all fabrics. This ia unquestionably var *
beyond the capacity ef any et her raatfhin?.
Instruction given, and satisfaction g?*t*B
te*4 to all purehaaing a maekiae.
F. U. W. urigomaNn
May m tf
At Private Sale.
flNHE PLANTATION forming a part at '
JL the Estate of the late Cel. Eeitt, aad
known as the DARBY PLACE. Tk* tract
consists of abeut 600 acrea, one half well
Timbered, tbo remainder Rieb, Bad, Least
Soil, adapt** to Crops of all kinds. The**
are tbo Finest Laads ia tke District, aa4
wero valued at $20 per acre ia 1844. W*aV8
b* **Mfee one-halt tha* .rise new. Owe
foavtk ?asb, ska rosa air er ia Ibra* instal
ments bearing interest from dot* aad se
cure* by mortgage of tho same.
This is a splendid chance for aay eaa 4*.
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EeighWnk.o*. Apply ie
Mr*. L. M. KRITT,
fr JO KHITT, E*i,