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Zachariah Williams husband and Bianchey, Martha, Ro
laus, formerly Walton deccased Augustus Waon Tbon,s
Scot and Polly his WIFE formerly Walton wiles right
in the wites right, Robert Walton and Thoma: Wau,a
Tb hSm sand are hs s6i augustus Polly Betsey Robert and
walton deceased the said Thomas Scott only son. heir and
Polly Jenkins formerly Moore George W Moore. Simeon
rawiorc and PAMELA his wife, only daughter and heir; OF
Jesse H. Moore deceased, Gararway Davis and Nancy
Hughes his wife, formerly Moore Thomas Nancy. Rowan,
and sally ennn children heirs distributes of Martha
nenning DECEASED formerly Moore, Thomas Moore join
soore William Moore, Moses Fort and Dosla his wiir
,y ms Moore James Thweat and Frances Flanders
Wme, i3rmely Moore, which said Polly, George W.
Jesse IL Nancy Hughes, Martha Thomas, John, Wilt
,i Iosn ; anu Frances Flanders, children heirs,
formerly Waltonj Hughes Norton Thomas Morton JOIN,
right William Moore and sally his wife, farmerv MOTIF,
IN The .iles right and William Morton, said Hughes
and distributes Of William Morton and Susan his VIII,
formerly Walton; Joseph Marlborough and Walton knight
right Joshua, Hardy Polly his WIFE, formerly Yabos
rough m The wes right, Fanny Yarborcugh Martha Var
sally and Joseph Marlborough, (nants by guardian 10 be
assigned lhemo WHICH said Joseph the husband and the
eph ave children heirs and distributes OF Temperance
anTpPeTIoaE formerly Waon deceased Watkins Duuy
ana Gstriutee OF John b. Walton deceased; Elisha Belts
nsraor, Robert WALTON and Seorae Wni.o sbo n,
OF iui ageO Mary Martha Elizabeth Thomas Walton
and distributes OF Thomas Walton deceaseti Joseph Var
borough as executor anevee of said Martha Walton
Knight, ~ -'s"' %" ai.''"
nc peiendanfs Zaciarah Williams, husband and ran-
- Z, W. MI I.obert and Williams, children and heirs
OF Martha Williams formerly Walton deed Augustus wal
hoDeTt ana Thomas Walton and Richard Marlborough
@ having entered their appearance and given security ac
10 te act OF Assembly, and the rules court,
u ~ appearing y satisfactory evidence, that they not
~ OF ms country " Is ordered bui the said
es 90 appear here on the first day of line term
sl answer the bill of the plaintiffs that copy OF
ufuer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper pu,-
~ the City Of Richmond, for months
~ posted at the front door of the CAPITOL said civ
A. o, ,"Py-leSte, WM. ". HENING, c. Z.
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August 81.
CARRIAGES.

fGsHE subscriber has for sale at
efSS&M n his Mandatory, IS miles from
EA.passyc< Petersburg, Va. large assortment
tGS(x8ASE&z4EGS5X of Work in his line of business,
~ ~ 90 Qs ~ viz Coaches and Coachees with
double and treble steps, with ele-
giant trimmings and plated belband.
irs rate PANEL Gigs with the best spring, with plated
bebands and full plated joints and leather tops.
very light Coaches with the door behind and swinging foot
wants. ~'
Single sukies and stick Gigs double single with and
without tops.
Low priced family Stages handsomely finished, fixed to
work with one horses.
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome fms
Win morocco Innings, fixed To work with or two
WIN the neciy inrented Chariotee and Dearborn Wagons
win oval steel springs in front them light enough
for horse. $50 's"
~ An excellent assortment of the best plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages gigs family stages &c
-, STERLING WOODWARD.
NJ D. supply oil the above work may be had by applying
opposite MIR " iam Frencls tavern Oid-streef Peters
burg ana liberal discount will he made
lar Grove Post Office, Dinwidie county Va will be attend
ed 10. Nav H. - liz 90
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RICHARD COKE, JR.-.1tiornev at LaaO,
w III practise in the superior and inferior courts Of
James O,y, York, Gloucester and New Kent counties
and IN The lnigs and superior court Of chaneery al vii
Wllliamshurg. Aug1ist o. 20 .n.r
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NOTICE.
MARY SOTTHGATE

MARY SOUIHGATE.
- . SECOND door aLore The United States BnuL-- 90
ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Richmond Man
CHESTER anu their vchtics that she lust received
from the North, and is opening elegant assortment nj
the most F1iSHiOTdBLE MILLINERY, consisting Of
Chip Silk Satin, Straw and Legborn Ionnets
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Gentemens and Cldren's Straw Hats
Caps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers Curls
- Macassar and Russian OIL for the hair
Win many other articles in her line-l of which sIo
offers for sale at very reduced prices for cash ~ ~
r. - Old Bonnets bleached and repaired.
April 10. ,oo ..
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o .WOTTCE TO PL.l.V'IIERS

W 'FOL to II 4 . II II.1.V IfLRS.
E commissioners for tobacco inspections in the c,v
OF Richmond and town of Manchester having given the
inspectors Of said warehouses notice, they will enforce
the law prescribing the size of the casks from and after the
rs day OF October nexThc inspectors have therefore de-
hereunfo annex. '' " we
BE enacted that tobacco packed in ogsheads which
exceed inches in the length the slave and tb
HouT inches at the head within the crow making rea,ona
e allowance for przing exceeding two inches above
the guage IN the prizing head shall be passed or received
doSBY YOUNG, Insprs at Shockoe Warehouse
MM. q i. BuRTON. Insprs at Seabrook's.
BRANCH X MARTIN, InspIs at Ioinson's
BAKER X HIX Insprs Manchester.
hOWLEFT WINFREF, Insp'rs at Trent's.
:, DUSTIN SCRUGS, Insp. al Woodson's Wareb
~. D. Inc above notice is only intended embrace the
goMlhg Grops-and 1t Is hoped that the planters wfr the
Ire nail every slave in the heavy head OF their c1sI AZ
VIII make AN extra charge. ''
July 81. 90 ,o
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NOTICE


M Ill be sold without reserve Sot,tr1n, Gth Ocfb,,
" II nir, otherwise the succeeding Monday That leai.
iul and very desirable FARM i'm King William cot1 OF,
herriig creek known by the of FLOYDS and con
tag between three and four hundred acres Of and
considerable portion OF which owerounds OF verv sre
OF quality, The bigh land lies well apart highly improved
ana the whole in good Turning condition-The improve,
hens extensive and coHyenientTcrms very liberal ANA
made known on day Of sale.-Tfte, ndisputable.
c. . - THO'S ~. Fox,
.s2cpI. ~ 3I--wids dctiap 1dcni. of j. For. ater
COMMifTED to the jail Of Brunswick county Va ON The
ON gtuy last as runaway, n negro man who calls
himself iSiiAhIlle is about feet rcbes h;,b , o.
years oil age, light complexion, on his left acl 49,
ms front upper tooth split half off, scar on tie ltte Ge
o. INC rght hand He says he belongs 10 JoI,n Row.
!ailhiH County, Oeorgis who purchased him OF Beniamn
s' % Jasper County, GeorgaThe owner is reaIe.ted To-
away. - f'' "'" yes, anu luxe MN
Committed TO the Jail Of brunswick County, ON ,1
III 1y OF november last, n runaway nero man VIM
calls himself jim JIMMY lie is about feet iacbs
g3' ho9Yt = years Of age, dark compexon has scar q.
ro ie, sue o. his no'eIe he belongs TO Willie Bur-
IO negro pecuator who purchased him of John n Rot
I'M III PORTSMOUTH, Va-says he away in Stokes ron
~ ~ g. on his way TO the south, and that be don't Know
wsIe Mr. burrow calls his place Of residence. The owner
away UNI " i,ffSeS, 49,, ' I, ~ nun
63--wU
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NiRGiNlA; At rules holden in CLERKS Office of lie
superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond district,
Woodson Knight, ami Patsy his wife Plaintiff,
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ihe Raitle-Snnkes Master Piece" $50 called by the
dan) is slant in the upper counties of Ceore,
II has leaf resembling in shape and color of the aloe
except the edge, which is smooth, and about
long and when broken Shiny substance adieres 10 each
piece until an inch apart II has the size OF
man thump 70 which the leaves, four five in number
attached and from which there smaller roots wic
shoot horizontally The principal not than one
inch in length and perfectly blunt at the extremity.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
H'HE medical lectures will commence in the University
OF Maryland, onthe last Monday Of October and be de
Sered by the following gentlemen: ~
Surgery, j. Is. DAvIDGE, NJ. u.
Practice oil PhySic. NATHANIEL POTTER NJ n
Chemistry, ELISHA DE BUTTS NJ D. "
Anatomy, GRANVILLE SHARP PATTISON Fen
Materia Medica, SAMUEL BAKER NJ D. 10y
Obsietricks, RICHARD w. HALL NJ. D.
Institutes of Medicine, MAXWELL MCDOWELL NJ n
BY order, GRANplLLE SHARP P4TTiScT ' 80
,,. Dean of the Medical Faculty.
onltiIhoIe, august IL Si--wtIE
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isditcafoR iD North C0roiiua-It appoars 10 bc sc,
died. that second University shall be- cslabl;sbcJ -
the state Of North Carolina, which for he present !,
designated as the Western College. We arc annsr
hcnsise That political considerations, (he riyalship
or '"e "c5eFF enc eastern Interests of that satct
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Ut..ed Ssasss Court, FIN Cwc.itana yYrs4,,i; =

Cassed Ssdies Court, Fifth CsrcaaitdaI Yfrelaia
ANTS SCOTT, executor Of John Leslie, deceased
~ anu NORMAN stewart, PLAINTIFF,
Archibald Robertson and William Dlnck jun. surviving
eAeeu'ofs OIL William brown deceased, and others, =
A.. Defendants. =
Isabella Black late the wife of Aguew Black the elder
Sarah his wife, William Black jun. and Agnew Black 9
ham, deceased, Pia;nf;E. ?
AGAINST =
John Leslie, deceased, I)sSndanfs
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
ANA tue Court doth further direct Of the com
do state whole estate sad
Leslie real and PERSONAL and report the the
oy himself or required by the parties do
BILE him the same that he do ayere ,w;ee
week Tor three months successfully one or more Of the
Aeopy-Tesse, i RID. j JEFF olera.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
r,. Richmond, 7th Month (Juiy) i7tk, fs21
have appointed the nth day October next to Commences
the accounts directed in foregoing order Of the court on
which said day. at A. NJ they required attend
az my Office in this city, with the necessary documents and
the creditors Of John Leslie required anu
their Claims before my Office within three months
July ~ 2o-2st AMOS LADD, NC.
inNlNlA Alta Superior Court OF Chancery holden an
The Capitol in the city of Richmond, the 2th day OF
Aaron josef Abraham He'll and Hannahen his wife, Co.'s
s"'ch baum ana Ester his wife, PicniiG,
Daniel CALL sole acting executor of Joseph Darmsdat,
Tit. - Defendant.
ms cause came this day, heard by consent on
oi answer, and the last will testament of Josepr
Das1att deceased filed exhibit ard was argued by
On consideration whercofth court without deci,s
upo the merits OF the doth order the defend
an account OF the estate, both personal
' sau Joseph Iarinsddt deceased, the
Witt ne main administered and disposed the same be-
80, oner OF the court; who is directed examine,
and settle the said accounts report the same to the
h VII any matters specially stated. deemed pertinent
Inv fbp rartie be
; <,hu on the motion of the plaintiffs counsel,
; y, er witnesses residing in Germany which con-
ny Consent OF the defendant, may he directed any
or notary public, who ed 10 execute h,,
| Of taking the said dispositions. $3.50 ~ rSr
copy-Testc, w. W.UENlNG,C. C..
COMMISSIONER Offer, Richmond oh No. sta 1891
INC pares interested desired
The third day Of the i2th December nex
m TAXING the accounts directed by the foregoing oE
ne court on which day at O'Clock a. NJ their
NJ my Office infhis city with their
vouchers ready Tor examination and settlement.
- S-p ~ S6-sw THOMAS LADD, MIC.
lRGislA AT Rules held the CLERKS office the county
court OF buckingham for the month of july is2I- -
William I. Frecland, Piainti10
against On nm J,-
Wilkins Watson and John Pendeton, junction.
The defendant pendcton moi
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The defendant John Pendlcon having entered his a-
eance and given security according the of
bly, and the rules OF this court and il appearing bv ss
tory evidence that he is nhabitant this country
az IS ordered, That the said John Pcndcton arnear
here on the first day of October next and die
plaintiff bill; and that copy of this order forthwith in
serted in some one OF the public newspapers published in
the city OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, post
ca nj the front door of the courthouse of this
n copy-Tesic, II. ELDRIDGE, Jr u. c.
September II. 3t--,vsy
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lRGlSlA At Rules held the CLERKS office OF the county
William I. Frecand, PiaintiT0
,,,.,. hga.na On lE-.
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a GOOD EXAMPLE,

" ~ Senior Benitez, one Of the members from the
S'anu OF Cuoa, IN letter 10 the Captain General of
Havana, informs him Of the Cortes having taken IN
TO consideration the objections made by his constitu-
enls to the Spanish Tariff; that the close attention
oi the Cores to business hardly allowed tim for the
members 10 take refreshment and repose deg met ct
ten IN The morning. and sat tin Eor III he afjey,,oon
resumed ueir deliberations d eigh in The erenor and
continued Them W afer midight--aada yrsot Tt,i Of
me "ter~Eg Time hey weye ohged 10 derose 10 the Ia
dirided" 'Sy ""e
Ana what IS still more exemplary, no long speeches
ere madeleine member does not declam over acain
lor threo or Tour successive hours, the arguments
que emphasis and discretion, by another We learn
t''t most OF the members actually listen to the orator
on tho Hoortlat they transact very lille Jri,ofe b
siness ~ their pIaces,-hai they are seldom absent
''o" '"c" seh's' &C. tB.
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: NEW YORK, Sept. I3-Iho British slooD of war
Bann, Captain Price, arrived at this port Yesterday
from Jamaica and Havana. We learn from Cantain
That piratical schooner cruising of Cane 81
Antonio, aud had boarded the British brip ALLIGATOR
from Jamaica to ST. John, and plundered her of every
thing they cosd lay their hands on the brig was AZ
forwards cast away, about the Goth August The Bann
boarded September 81, lat. 49, OF the Toruqas the
ship Orleans IS days from Philadelnhi, far Neg o..
leans: The captain informed that he had been
boarded by corvette ship (a prao) in lat %, long
~, who plundercd her Of her boat and the greatest
par, OF neI cargo OF merchandise valued at 500 600
(Iho brig Columbus, Marbuiy arrived ot Aicxay,I,
about Two weeks since, reported having been board
ed 10y tbs GracaI vessel, having in CO. the Orleans
capt VI understood that Gicy were taking Spanish
property out Of hero In
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81 FEIHE subscriber intending remove o the
1ryy? a South, offers for sale tie valuable real
isssd in Virginia, lying in the county of Abe
marie, and consisting oi two Jones River z. acts
containing about 1900 acres 400 Of which lowgrouns
inferior the The highland tine, and
high slate of cultivation. On the upper is
and elegant building, with all necessary conyenences
combining every advantage which luxury elegance could
wish On the lower tract adjoining the town Of Scosvlle
IS also comfortable and convenient establishment
family. The count, which this land lies neighborlood
and society rusty celebrated, and lis fertility, aud
Jeuc msikei, all combine make il the desirable
acquisition which man of capital could wish.
Ais,a tract OF WOODLAND lying near the above tracts,
Containing 500acres, valuable for its ber& several
LOIS in the of Sco:;ssile, the principal depos
for the produce of large back country and bidding fair
more prosperous times to become most important place.
1rhese viii be disposed OF private sale,
separately together, until Wnesdny the i7h If October
ert when if sold, (of which due notice will be giyen
they viii be offered PUBLIC AUCTION promises.
Application may be made the subscriber living the
premises JOHN SCOTT.
July 6. I6-IN
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FIRE IN CHARLEsTnMN-

BosTON, July 13.-Yesterday morninq. at
about halfpast 1 o'clock, fire broke out In
CharIcstown, on the Man-street on the north
sue, little above the square, and three wood.
en- buildings were entirely CONSUMED. and sey-
cral others much injured. OftfOse consumed
one was owned By the heirs OF the late Deacon
John Larkin, and occupied by Mr.. Marsbai
johnson, for w. ]. G0ods-his loss Is consid
cradle one owned by Gen. n. Austin, the
lower part occupied by Mr.. D. Austin for the
sale OF English Goods, which were all saved
aud the other as a Dwelling House and Iro,
store by Mr.. Timothy Thompson. Jr. and
Son who have lost n considerable amount 1
goods besides their building. On The oppostt,
side oil the street, OF the buildings injured. one
was occupied by Mcssrs. kidder and Garter.
LoohinS- uiass Manufacturers, and Mathew
Skcit0n, English Goods-the Building owned
ny John Solely, Esq.-goods saved. the
building very much injured: brick bniding
occupied as on English Goods Shop below, hy
James BIRD, Jr. and above by Samuel Kidder
asa Dwelling Iouse-gOods principally saved
ana the Misses Bradstreets' Dwelling UorseI
9hop below, occupied by themselves for the
s@ic of English tioods-property saved. buijd-
ing much inlurcd.-Sevaral contiguous bot,scL
on the north and west were saved only bv tba
greatest exertlons- all the glass wa,
broken ~ the windows fronting the fire. The
lire was irst discovered by Mr.. David Austin,
WHO slept IN the second story of the centre
buiIding and who made his escape from the
"ind9w 10 the street, the upper part of that
ana the next building being at the time in
ilames.
We are told that efficient aid was afforded
by the Bostonians in checking the progress OF
the iiames--and that without their assistance.
Il IS confidently believed several additionat
buildings would have been destroyed.
There was observed great want of buck
cts, on the occasion, and it was remarked thai
few of those who came from Boston, bronrbi
their buckets with them. 1t is suggested
should future occasion call for similar -
sistanre that the gelftleiitp iron, the ao,
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VaIu0bIe ProperiU for ,S1Ie.

AgA Fu!udDIe i1TOpeTty Jor SAFE.
sslEu The subscriber intending TO decline the milling
pln business offers private sale the weli-known es-
tablsiInent CALLED the MUDDY CREEK Mills, situate
in Cumberland county, miles from Gainesville and mile
from James river never-fang stream, aforiDg all
times navigation for boats to the mill door The m-ouse
IS 10 by 60 feet stories % which built Of stone the
Sd story brick, and the roof IL covered with slate There
are in the mill pairs feet ard pair As feet first burr
stones with all machinery for working ssucto
advantage; all of which is in complete order for the
present season. The dam sbu Of has given
UP by good judges 10 be the best in this part the country
There attached 90 this establishment land
on which Is erected two umbc-bouses sufficient to hold
1000 bushels wheat two story Westinghouse with three
rooms below and two above stairs with comfortable dining
eear good kitchen, e-house dairy ioehouse
Wen ofcxcelcnt wafrra large and commodious garden
% state of cultivation There also good coopcr shops
hhers houses, large and commodities tobacco barn, TO-
seter with all necessary boases for the accommodation Of
Stock To say little in favor of this establishments the slta-
non one of the beaest In the neighborhood and pos
many advantages of its Kind above the falls
ANY person disposed prrchase, for (Which will
e made accommodating will please call the subscriber
residing on the premises JOHN l.. DONDURANT.
muddy Greek Mills, July
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WANTED.

OVERSEER 70 take charge Of Rosin Plantation
within mile Of Petersburg. man with small family
w be preferred capable Of managing 20 or so hands to adj
yan'ge; he must he well qualified farmer the pIanta-
ton being altogether appropriated raise grain bay and
och aud as he will have charge Of every thing on the
place he mast necessarily have we'll atesed recommended
tons for his competency industry soricty and GOOD morals
such Character liberal wages will hc given. Apply 10
SHEPHERD 4 LESLIE.
Petersburg, June 26. i4-us
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TEN DCLLARs REWARD

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber Sunday ngit last
mulaito slave, named CICERO, aged thirty years
OF Right complexion, curled hair, Out rather inclined Re
raehD middle size and weighs about hundred and fi,y
roundss eyes black, and the whites Of them some
what inalcdThis fellow is good blacksmith, and being
smart aud intelligent, may possibly attempt pass rs free
man Az persons hereby fOrcwarned against employing
sud fellow and all masters Of vessels from taking him on
board their vcseist viii pay the above reword with all
rSesonabie charges for arprehcndng and delivering said
slave 70 me- for his safe Judgment in any Jail 50 that
get him again. CONRfDF WFRB
Hampstead New Kent, Nav %. III
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ANYWAY from the subscriber The Sd of january last
IL two negro fellows, SHARPER and HARRY. Sharper
about AZ or years Of age feet 10 inches high very
Diackhas one OF his legs q believe the righ perceivably
larger than the Other occasoned by which
bis eg little below the knee he had when he absronded
pig coat and panaloons of double Virginia CLOTH
Harry is low negro but very large body and limbs
supposed 70 he about 25 20 years age inch
eshg, is very much knockakneed and walks with his
turned very much outwardI will give dollars reward
to any person or persons who will appTehend
above Described runaways to- me, Jail
that get them agan-besides paving all reasonable ex-
penscs. THOMAS DOSWFTI
q.
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.Wdrskqps Sale Of SHARES. F7VrnifUrc. &.c-

.UdrShdps Sale Of Shares, Fprnifure, &c.
Under Decree of the Superior Court Clanccry for
~ the Richmond District, made in therein depend
ing, between Thomas H. Prosser late sheriff Of pit
and John j. Werh Jedediah Allen and Others Defendants
Win be offered for sale 20 the highest bidder for cash.
"Wednesday the first day nj ugut all the hons bold and
kitchen furniture Of said Allen, consisting of table chairs,
seees silver plate, &c chest Of drawers
and furniture, and many other ariicleAo all said Aliens
stock in trade consisting Of boots shoes, skins leather &c
mcnlOnedin deed filed exhibit in this together
With said Aliens interest in the ship John being 5-ths Of
one irdAlso al the household and Kitchen furniture Of
said John j. Wcrfh, mentioned in another filed an
exhibit in said eause together with his stocks horses cat
lie and hogs gigs, carts and drays with their harness And
In like and like terms. will be following
slaves, the property Of said Allen, wit Ney Fanny and
Nara also Ned, Peggy and child Nancy and her children,
Francis and sally, and Lucy, the property of said Werth
The above sale will DC made ihe Auction Store Of Aesrs.
w C. q. Clarke, II O'Clock. except the cattle and
hogs aforementioned, which will DC sold o'clock T.
the house Of said Wcrtf.
July 10 is-tds J.GUERRANT, M.sCc.R.n