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tain degree even Under the new government.
TO which the application is referred by con-
greis. The quettion which the Diftriet will now
nave 10 determine upon, will be whether or
not 1t will he mott expedient to continue the
connection with the tate of Virginia, or TO de-
clare their Independence, and proceed 10 frame
a contribution of goverHment.-'Ti generally
expected that the latter will be the determine.
ton, as yen have proceeded too FAR to think OF
relinqulihing the meafiite, and the intereft Of
the Diftret Will render it altogether inexpediene
to continue in your prefent ftuatiou until an
application for adnfiion into the union can be
made in conititntiopal mode, TO the new go-
vernment. This ftep will, in my opinion tend
to preferve unanimity, ard will enable Won to
adopt with effect fuch meaGnres as may be ne.
ce'tary to promote the in.ereit of the dinrief.
In private conferences which have had with
Mr.. Gardoqui the Spanifh miuiner at this place.
have been afiured by him in the ,noe expli.
cit terms, that if Kentucky will declare her in
dependence, and Empower fome proper perlon
to negotiate with him, that he has authority,
and viii engage to open the navigation of the
Mftiiippi, for the expectation of their produce,
on terms of mutual advantage. But that this
privilege never can be extended to them while
part OF the United States, by reafon of COM
mercial treaties exiting between that court
and other powers of Europe. As there is no
tN'''S" W SONSh TUT tiio OSCiiTdtlOU,
have thought proper to communicate ii to A
few confidential friends in the diftri6t, with his
permitiion, not doubling but they will make
prudent ufe of the information, which is in mart
confirmed by dispatches yeherday received by
congrefs from MIR. Carmchael, our minifter a,
that court, the contents of which | am uSt M
liberty TO difclofe.
Congrefa is now engaged in framing an ordi
nance for putting the new government into mo-
''1', - ySt .OruI,iv,vt, Out DIS IL now
ttands, the elections are to be made in Dccern.
Der, and the new cougreis to meet in February.
but 1t may undergo alteration. Ten ftates have
ratihed-this fate is now in fefion-ylat the
refu|t of their deliberations VIII be, is ssyet
doubtful two thirds Oft members are op-
Poied, but tits probable they may be ufuenc-
ed by motives Of expeaiency. n. Carolina
will adopt-time alone can determine how FAR
the new government will anfver the expsetati-
on8 Gifts friends-my hopes are fanguine-the
change was necellary. er
fear, fhould not the prefent treaty at Muf-
kingum prove fuccefsful, that we fha have an
Indian war upon all our borders. 10 not expect
that the prefent congres will in that cafe be able
to take any effectuaI meafure for our defence.
There is not a dollar In the federal treaftiry
which can he appropriated TO that purpofe.
ihalI leave this place ihortly, and exped to be.
At the September term. | have eniuvcd NV
ufnal good fate ofhealth, and have fnept my,
time here agreeahly.
i arm with great etteem,
Your mott humble fsryt.
J. BROWN.
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Gust nnte8.
BY the De'aqgarr, from London, at ". 1-ork.
LONDON A::-"a


A letter received by the Thalia, from B.npa,
dated the goth of March, has relieved MS from
comfortable iolicitude, as to the nature of fome
recent disturbances in the province of Agra, du-
ring the preceding month, particularly at Co
mud, where Britiih officer is ftated TO have fall
len. The Prime Minilter of Scindea, who has
ever been hottie to the Englilh, is fnfpeceI Of
having carried on correfpondence with the
Unaffected Rajahs in the vicinity of Gohud; but
Sclndea has, In the mott unqualified terms, dff.
avowed any participation in, or KNOWLEDGE of.
the plans of the malcoutents. Holkar has made
a like declaration, and the Peiihwa, to whom
the Gohud Rajahs have long been tributary,
was engaged in arrangements for their redu9i-
on, when the Britiih forces on the Iumna ref
tored order.
Strong fymptoms of mutiny have appeared
amongft the troops at Hyderabad and Oude.
but order had been perfedly renored at the date
OF our letter, and the ringleaders publifhcd.
or L. Peilew has made application for fome
'ouiers oeihg drafted from the regiments in In
Ola, to ferve on board the feet as marines.
An attempt has lately been made Inv III.
french to throw large fupply of arms and mi
l,tary tores aihore in the Gulph of Clutch, for
the uie OF Una Mocha, who lately oppofed the
Gulcawar Rajah, and who afIembIed a large
party on the coat to receive them. An alarm
was however given, the flores feized, feveral of
Unas followers put to death, and the reft driven
into the deiart.
The enemy's cruizers in the Eancrn Geas.
which brave even the dangers of the monloons.
continue greatly to annoy the native COM
merce.
The Bombay Gazette of the 18th of laa IA
nuary, contains f1me interefing intelligence
The Government of Bombay has taken tb-
mott effeetual teps to put flop to the FREQUENT
injuries futtained by our coating trade from
the Piratical States in thofe feas, particularly
the people of Bate, Aramia, PiTootra, and
GoTtree. Captain Dobbie, of his Maiefv'.
IMP Fog, proceeded with fome fmaller yeGeIq
to Bate Roads in the beginning of December.
eXpreiied the earneft dehre of the BritiIn 90.
vernment to prelerve peace and amity with
their neighbours by all juR and honourable
means but peremptoriIy demanded reaituti-
on OF the Brltilh property which had been can
tured by thoie pirates. The menace foon had
the dehred effect. The Rajah of Bate was iuR-
" aPprehenfve that his town and temples
would not long reff the pointed guns of the
Fox ard be reRored, upon oath, all the pro.
perty taken by his fubje6ts. A limilar fun
mons produced the like at Aramra but fome
force was necefary to obtain adequate compen-
iation for other plumber, which had been deni-
ed. Captain Dobbie having fully accomplifh-
ca the oble6 Of his enterprise, returned 10
bombay, leaving the Strombolo, Lively, and a
large Pattamar, to cruize along the piratical
flores.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

I'm Monday the lEth of December next, if fair.
~ otherwife the next fair day, fhall offer for
iae at Walkerton, TO the hgheR bidder that valua-
bic tract Of land called Whitehall belonging TO the
ehate OF John Garick, deceafed, lying on Mattapo-
ny river in King and Queen County, about one mile
above Walkerton and nine miles below Dunkirk
This tract contains between eight and nine hundred
acres isvery fertile, and well adapted to the culture
oil wheat and corn. 1t has on it large two-Rery
Brick Houfe and other convenient out houles
The "a ne h-r,lcc...c r.-.: -. -.
ny, remarkable healthy and very convenient for na-
VACATION. have not been very particular in defcr-
bing the Land as it is prefumable any perfon inel
ned to purchafe, will fri view it, The terms of
faie will be five hundred pounds down, and the bal
lance in three annual payments, the purchaer giving
bond with approved feeuriry, carry interet from
the date if not punauay paid, and mortgage on the
land to fecure the payments.
On the day fubfequent the ale of the land, will
be fold on the premiies all the Rock of every def
criPtion houfehod and kitchen furniture and plana-
ton ntenfils alto, the crop of corn brandy and cot
fon. Twelve months credit will be given on all fums
exceeding five dollars-the purchaler giving bond
with good fecurty, to carry intereR from the date il
notpun&ually complied with.
EDWARD GARLlCK,
AA~injfrGt" Of Jol1 Gzr!itI, deeeqjaA
september 10. oaf Stg
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IN CHANCERY.
Leujfs County, AgsgaiCou-t, 1906.
George and ChrifoPher Lindenbergers, Pitts.
againa,
John Davidfon, Thomas Davidfor. Eli
iha Watkins, James Barbour and Car
rett Minor, Defts.
II ME defendant, John Davidfon, no, having enter
x ed his appearance and given fecurity according
to the act Aemby and the rules of this court and
appearing to the fatsfaion of the Court that he IS
net an inhabitanto this State therefore on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by their attorneylt is ordered
and decreed by the court that the faid defendant,
John Davidion do appear here on the fecond Mon
day in November next, and anwer the plaintiff bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inherited
IN fome one of the public newspapers, printed i'll the
City OF Richmond, for eight weeks fuccefvely, and
Pubhed at the front door of the court-houfe of this
county on fome court day.
A Copy. Tehe,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, eLc
September Ie. oaw2mg
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May 81.
FITZwHYLsoNN 81 POTTER,

FITZWHYLSONN g POTTER,
Book Binders and StationerJ,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Keep conffantly on hand, Warranted Of the ben Ma
terials and Workmanship,
GREAT VARIETY OF
NAY-Books, Jour Receipt & Mufc books !;
= nais' & Ledsers,ot Copy & Cyphering ditto.
different fzes; Memorandum & Pocke.
Record & Sheriff. books; do.
Which, with every other article in the Blank Book
line, they offer for fale on liberal terms.
Toy baVe a50 an e.fegfve aDortment Of
wrnng Letter Paper, Deik & Pocket InisAands
Muiie Drawing do. Blank & Playing Cards,
Dutch q Engliih Quilts, Excellent Pen Knives,
lnk-fowder, Japan, copy Sportfmens & Pocket do
ing and durable Ink, SPeaacles of various forts
sealing Wax & Waters, States and Pencils,
Large Office Waters, Reeves Water Colo,s
SCHOOL BOOKS, BIBLES. TEsTAA1PNTs
HYMN BOOKS, &c. &C.
hooks RULED AND BOUND TO ANY GIVEN
PATTERN.
Orders from the Country puudually attended to-
orPtemoer ~. (oaw 3w)
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TO SPORTSMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
tPH BE- Joh Pnbiy at tie Bezviing Green on tie Io,
dy@ O'Obe' next (jfne privately dIee,ed ofLefa,e
t6ottinsI lie faHozying Stations
pUZZARD--DARE DEyu--ARCHDUKE.
- ESCAPE, by preciptate out of a filter of Buz.
zard's--SfORM. by Cormorant out of Darlington
mare.
After which about thisy thorough bred brood
Mares, Colts and Fillies The terms of Gale will he
made known in few weeks by
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
Executors Of Jfob~ Ho0mes, deed.
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Sales ct auftiu,i.

On 7aay sbe 5o.b .F. will Jsidty Grtziar, on ID.
pyemyss:
TNHAT commodious and valuable BRICK LUM-
II BER-HOUSE, fituated on Cary-aree, nearly
oppoGte the brick houfe occupied by Mr. John Hen
ry, being 80 feet in front and 80 iu Depth and con-
tanning four ories calculated for the of dry
goods, and of tobacco and -four
Six, nine, and twelve months credit will be given
the Purehaier, on giving satisfactory fecurity.
TAYLOR & BROWN, due7rs.
September 10. DIS
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SaIea at anttion.

1s6s public AHt70n Saturday tie Of Nov-ur-
Der next,
TFfAT valuable HOUSE and LOT whereon
n Notes Davis now reiides oppofte to Mr. John
Iayors-The Lot is GO feet in front and an hundred
and fifty back-The Houfe has an elegant Gore room,
sounting-room, and cellar, and iswell calculated for
ftore There is ALTO on the 10. good kitchen, to-
baceo factory, unber-houfe, Gable carriage houle,
good fpring, and garden well enclofed. Terms
will be made known day Of fae.
PRoSSER and MoNCURE,v Mrs.
September 10. eptinN.
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IN PVRSUANCEsf a dseree Of Caroline Court, -uil
Be JoH on tbt fremt, to tie IigLsf bitter, on Friday
fbe fbi,d of merit nes:6
a TRACT of LAND, in the lower part of the
faid county of Caroline belonging to the eftate
OF William Eubank, decd. containing about 226 A.
CRES-Twelve mopths credit will be allowed the
Prrchafer, upon his giving bond and approved fecur-
ty. The COMMISSIONERS
September 70. eoswg.
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NOTICE.

a PETITION will be prefented by William
L Fitchett TO the next General AfIemby Of
Virginia, praying that law may pats to eaab
nth ferry acrofs Pankatank river from nv
land IN Matthews County, to the land of the
late Thomas E. Churchill, decd. of Middlelex
county.
WILLIAM FITCHETT.
September le. eotf
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CHARLOTTESVILLE RACES

CHARLOTTESVILLE RACES.
an Monday the Ism day of OCTOBER next,
IA Uv run ior UyvT me CnarIottelviIle courIe
iweePtake purie for colts two mile heats eleven
colts entered at hunored dollars each
ALEX. GARRETT,
Proprietor Of fbe eor,js
September l6. I'm.
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IL HioiiS WHICH are TIT
hiufcovado fugar aHorted
%ea-india Coffee
Antigua Se Jamaica Rum
Country do.
Cogniac 6 Peach Brandy
Holland Gin
w. India and Sugar-houfe
Molanes
l.. p. Madeira Wine
Port, Sherry and Malaga
Wine
Hibberts' Brown Stout
Martinique and Bordeaux
Cordials
BaRet Salt
Do. in Jacks and looGe
Bullock's CheeEe
Caldwell, Frazer x Co.'S.
fuperfne Chocolate
Rice
Nutmegs, Pepper, Ginger
and Pimento
Mace and Cloves
Oil, Olives, and Capers
Gun-Powder, Young Fly
fon and Souchong Teas
Caniiters containing lib.
and 3lb. Gun-powder
Tea
Picked Salmon
Cut Herrings and Shad
Patent fhot aaorted
F and FF Gun-powder
A regular fupply of l.
barrel, at Philadelphia prir
+
May 81.
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SAMUEL BARRETT.

Foot IND SHOE MAKER:
INFORMS his friends and the public in general
that he has TAX N the Rore. door below the
Eagle Tavern where he will execute any work,
in his line of bufne, either gentlemen or ladies foes
at the fhortea aot.ce. Auguft /. (eotf)
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IN CHANCERY.
LoaiGa County, july Court, 1906.
Robert Donald the elder and Andrew
Donald, farviving partner of James
and Robert Donald, 8, Co. Pitts.
againf,
William Hodges and Frederick Harris, Defs.
II ME Defendant, William Hodges, not having
entered his appearance and given fceuri,y accor-
ding to the act of aembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing the fatsfa6ion of the court that
he is not inhabitant of this hae; therefore, on
the motion OF the plaintiffs by their atorney-It is
ordered and decreed by the COURT that the fad de-
PENDANT 30 appear here on the fecond Monday in Oc-
tober next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith Inherited in fome one
OF the public news papers printed in the City of Rich
mond, for eight weeks fuccefiivey, and puhhed al,
the front door of the Ceurt-houle of tis County on
ionie Court day.
A Copy.
JOHN POlNDEXTER, c. Lc.
September s. eo2m.
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JUST RECEIVED,


THE sUBscRIBEss:
ent of GROCERIES,.
following articles:
Tar
Thos. Leiper's Snuff
Maccouba do.
HAVANA Segars
Salt Petre
Brimftone, Nader, and
Ground Ginger in FINAL
kegs
lockwood
Turkey Gotten
New-York Candies asd
Soap
Spermaeeti Candies
--Oil
Patent Lamps
Dutch Cafes with plain
and gilt Bottles
Cuttings aforted
Earthen and Stone Ware
Writing & Wrapping pa
per
} Henry VIII. and Merry
Andrew Cards
China Plates, do. Fowls
of different Gzes
J Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
and Saucers
Do. Chimney ornaments
Plain and CUT ct. pit. and
half pint Deoanters
Pint, half ps & gill Tum-
blers
A few fets Table China.
at Sugar by the hhd.. and
2.
SHEER & LESUEuR.
oawtf.
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IN CHdNCERr.
Prince ESt0a,d, July Court, 1900
Wilcher Bnns ptf
againn,
Peter Rowlett and Magnets Rowlett DTS.
II ME defendant Peter Rowett, not having enter
ed his appearance and given fecurity according
to an aef of the general aemby and the rules of this
court and it appearing to the fatisaGion of the court
that be not inhabtant of thi, fate on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney ordered chat the fad
defendant Peter Rowlett do appear here on the day
OF November court next, and an(wer the plaintiffs
BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith infer
ted in fome of the public Newspapers printed in
the city OF Richmond for two months fuccefYively,
and alio ported at the front door of the Court Houe
OF this county.
a Copy. TeRe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, DC.
September lg. eo2u
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NJ b. The day fixed upon as the commencement
OF the Races at Hanover Court Houfe, interfering
with the Fairfield Races, thofe at the Court-Houre
VIII not take place until the srd Wednelday in oc-
tober next.
~ General meeting OF the Club is requefted at next
Hanover Court, inhead of the day above adver,ifes
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. BE REETED-The Tenement where
i now redje, and Po6saion given in time.
J. PENN.
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

NN Tuefday, the twenty eighth of Oaober next
Y y will be run for over The Williamsburg Courfe,
iweep fake Purfe, for three year old colts, two
mile heats, entrance so dollars; clofed
Wedneiday--the Jockey Club purfe of four hua-
dred dollars, four mile heats
Thurfday-the proprietor's purfe of two hundred
dollars, two mile heats, twenty dollars.
Friday--a fweepfake for mules mile heats, the
belt three in five, entrance ten dollars.
Saturday-an elegant faddle, bride whip and fpurs
mile heats, entrance ten dollars
By erdsy oftbr CiuB,
ROBERT ANDERSON, See'ry g T,eaL,rsr
AuguR 90. (epIlthNl
a LExANDER STUART, Eiauire, of Rich.
/ A mond and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 70 oblging undertake my law buff
neis The former will give his attention to it in the
federal court and in the Of appeals The latter
in the hyperion court of ehancery for the Richmond diff
tria.
CREED TAYLOR
July 10. 6,f1
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HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
=, zed, the races will commence a, this place, on
the end. Wednelday in Oeober next.
lit. Days mile heats, free for any horfe, mare, or
gslding:
End Day. mile heats, confined to untried colts
not exceeding years of age.
The regulations with refpea to weights, &c. are
adopted from thoie of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
A general meeting of the Club, is requefted on the
day preceding the fri DAYS race.
SHELTON JONES,
Secretary TO tie Glib
hanover :. IL Augua IL. (2dO.)
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AND FOR SALE BY THE suBscRIBEss:
a N Exten6ve AHortment of GROCERIES,
1 A mong which the following articles:
hiufcovado fugar afTorted Tar
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FROM THE FRANKFORT rAILApiuM.
AUGUST Goth, 1906.

COPY Of letter from Jobn Bro4un to Y1dee
Mnter, dGtsd
NEw-YoRK, July 10, 1888.
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Fancy Goods,

which were purchased on the best terms
Tor ready money, and selected with the
greatest care from the latest arrivals.
Persons wishing to buy will End it their
interest to give them a call, as they are
now offering great bargains Of nice :a'ty
Goods, quite a ne10 style.
They have also received complete
assortment of BAR-IRON, Crowley
and Blistered STEEL, all of an excel
lent quality, and will be sold on good
terms.
N. b. A large quantity of good old
WHISKEY distilled in MARYLAND; also
PAINTS, soal and upper LEATHER
of an excellent quality; all of which will
be sold uncommonly low.
ROBERT WORTHLNG TON, 81 Co.
Shepherd's-T Town, May IS, 1906.
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Cheap Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
L their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and are now opening a
handsome assortment of GOO D S,
which have been purchased at very redu-
ced prices, and selected with care from
the latest arrivals they can recommend
them to their friends and all those who
wish to purchase Goods on reasonable
terms.
They have also on hand alarge assort-
nent of SUGARS, COFFEE < RICE,
Port, Sherry & Lisbon WINES, French
BRANDY, West India SPIRITS and
RUM; together with large quantity
of Old Maryland WHISKEY, Of a Su-
perior quality to any that has been Offer
ed for sale in Marsinsburg for a conside.
rable length of time: all OF which will be
sold uneommonly low for cash or ap-
proved of country produce.
THOMAS NELSON, s. Co.
Martinsburg, May so, 1906.
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CARPET & COVERLET
WEAVING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
/ his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has removed his shop 10 The
house in the occupancy Of ar. Philip
Crqf, dlue DIR, and nesr1y opposite
Mrs. Prudence 7hornbsrg's tavern, in
Shepherds. T1tun, rotere he ,eiH cole,tr
and Work Coverlets g CarPetieg in the
best manner and nerUrst fashions, also,
Caunterbanes, Diaper, and all descrip-
ti0as Of plain Work, on, The shortest no
ficc and toIveSt trrnB; phich cannot be
done at any ether place an 'SAepherd's-
Tovn. He returns his sincere thanks
for past fav0rs, and hepes, .fiom the
goodness fhis 1v0rk, to merit their fu-
ture support. SAMUEL AGER.
Mays, 1906. [9w1
". B. Al orders in his line are tfank-
fully received and punctuaLiy executed.
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FOR SALE,
BY JAMES FoRpYcs,

a TRACT Of LAND, containing
n about 900 acres, one half of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered ;
and considerable quantity Of well wa
tered meadow On the premises is 4
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, on
a never falling stream Of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
nements, with Dwelling House and
Barn to each; it is of the first rate lime.
stone quality; and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on PotomAk river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, from Viii
Transport, and IS from Mercersburg.
This land will be sold together, or divi.
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain will be 81
ven to purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on paying about two thirds
of the purchase money in hand. ? For
terms apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses. -. - =
GEORGE NEWKIRK!
APrilIs. 1901
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to an order of the
i Court Of Jefferson County, autho-
rising and directing the sheriff of said
county to take charge of and to sell the
personal estate Of John Lemen, dec. late
OF the county Aforesaid, l shall on Sa-
turday the 2sth day OF this prese Mt month.
sell at public vendue the said personal
estate. consisting of several valuable
NEGRO BOYS, Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Wagon and Gears, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c!
also the Small Grain now growing. A
credit of six months will be given 20 pur-.
shassrs on giving bond with approved Sc
CURLY. The sale will take place on
the plantation where the said Lemen liv-
cd, shout three miles from Shepherds
Town and win commence at ten O'Clock,
when due attendance will be given by
ANDREW WAGGENER, Jun.
d. Sheriff Jor 4. White, SWIFT
3efsrson County.
June 10, 1905. ,,t
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