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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
r New Members.
.MINISTERS 10 SPALl

France sets UP Regency at Madrid
sort of Wegitimate PROXY in place of tegit-
mate King-and the Holy A HES forthwith de-
pute their ministers tn this heternclite monster.
The u. States consider the sovereignty OF
Spain as reposng, where her constitution has
lodged it, in the King and the Cortes-and
therefore our Charge des Afaires immediately
passes from Seville, and our Minister MIR. Mel
son from Gibraltar, to Cadiz.
The British SO, ernmenl takea middle course.
Her minister pauses at Seville waiting for or
ders- and now Bells London Weekly Mes
senger ofhe 9TH July tells us :" II appears
to be settled in the Cabinet, what course our
rulers intend TO pursue upon the late proceed
ings of the Spanish Cortes at Seville. Sir
VIM. A'Court IS 10 go TO Cadiz, aud is there
TO understand personally from Ferdinand,
whether any actual restraint is put upon him.
If il shall appear that he is actually in caplvi
~, then Sir William is to Withdraw fiom the
Spanish territory altogether" Thus it is that
Mr.. Canniog let's his secret hatred tn the Spa
nisb Constitution loose from its disguise 49,.
Suppose the Kings ministers aware of the
trick, should refuse TO let Sir VIM deal with
the King in person. as he has no right TO do
according to all the forms Of Diplomacy
What then How will he ascertain the fact o
captivity?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
ELECTIONS

Iennessee-Col; Robert Allen reelected 10 Con-
giess in the 9th District, whou, opposition - Zen.
Samuel Houstcn,' in the Oh, no opposition Col.
james Sanford IN the 7rh, by majority of 100
votes over Col Erwin. aud 1000 over Judge Harris.
james u. Reynolds in the 3h 5. Brewer,
aud DIR. Marahle, majority asceri,ined.
Ii WAS reported that j. isaacsr elected in the
4,h and Col. a. X. Alexander in the 9Th.
.7fa5anid-Ihe last Huntsville papers furnish a
summary o ilc votes 10 the counties for GOrsrHor,
in which Chambers has majority Of 1886 over Pick
ers: The result yet very doubtful For Congress,
Gabriel Moore, without opposition lin the Middle
District, Garth has 1928, Williams l099 Farrar 1908
Mckee 9i8, Fulton $40, Perry 332
North CWoima-lu the Salisbury District, John
Long e-eiecled, over John MrCleland by large
majority wv jlmington District, Charles Hooks re-
elected, over John ID. Jones EJgecombe District,
DR.. Hall reelected 10y majoriry Of 2l0 votes over
Cen Clark Wilkes Dstticl, Lewis Williams re
elected by a majority OF 514l over Gen. Munford
Stokes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE!

NItNplNG TO remove the part Of tI. STATE
n oter Tor sale MAfEiElD, with part of HatdSvirk
attached 10 II, OF land in county Of
NY present residence, consisting acres exit y OF
~ acres which viii he added tract should h- suit
when Is nov pending in The chancery, be decided
in my
The tract lies The south eide Of the AppoIarx rivr
william mile of The canal within ~ miles Peters
D"rg, Ia healthy, wealthy aud gsnee neLuoruod The
ahd IS adapted 10 the culture corn wheat and
mere Is about one hundred meadow land which
nave l~tey dra9ed, by Uitch running Immediately thr
u ana extending upwards mile in length Their, il
some excellent tobacco land adjoining p meadow land
ana on the creek ow grounds Not rISre than one third
{" The estate IS cleared land the two thirds are in
WOODS wen imbered with pine grow tn. The in
poNrinents are brick dwelling house very spacious
oich Kitchen, and al! other necessary honSes guod
wen OF water IN the yard, and springs convenient There
Is Also wihn short distance, settlement whore
have lately erected excellent dwelling house kitchen
dnu smoke -cte, with the ward garden We enclosed
ayhed IS proveTbia !pr its beauty rathines, of
fiiHiion uniting aibe advantages of country
and might be wade, udrr iucions management one of
the ni productive highland estates i'm This Whole section
OF country a more minute description is deemed nnneces
presume whoever sviShes will fir, view
the premises IL not snn entire this estate will be divided
into lots to suit purchasers.
wotid sell win the land the OF all kinds the
Plantation utensils and the crop Of fodder-also
thr household and kitchen furniture.
There Wi" be seeded abe laud this fall 80 bushels of
wheat -
Persons wishing purchase the whole or any part OF
thiS estate will make application directly 10 me.
september Z Slim T.. q. GOODWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
roR TIE ENorfERR.
tell thee Jack Cade the coter means to dress the com
monweah, aud turn IL, and set a nap upon IT.
LII M LI...rL IL

tell thee Jack Cade the cloer, the
nonwealth aud turn IT, and set nap upon IT.
81 Parf Of Henry sirth
IT is matter Of no small amusement to
observe the course of some ofthe minor journ
ais of the country, upon the ensuing presden-
tial election.
Every thing is delivered by them er caihetird
Argument is supplied by the substitution Ol
petuani opinions, facts are coloured, and at
tered, and if need be, inUented To- suit the occa
sion. With these advantages, they are enabled
to unrayel all things-and to answer all thing,
and to- point with the middle finger TO tn,
toling dupe, who cndeavors 70 gather hi
| arguments from reason, and his facts frOu
experience. Hence these knights of the village
and the hamlet, can see like the scurvy poll
/ ticians" Of Shakspear, the things they do not
and pronounce iucOntinently upon the bps
interests Of the nati0n, and infallibly on th
nill of The people. Hence they know at one,
how every state will vote in the impendiu
controversy. Hence hey found oui, that tbi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
Old TOWN FOR SAT.E

W. subscriber will offer for sale publicly NJ King
william Courthouse, The 9Th Monday in November
next unless previously disposed of that valuable tract of
ann iyng In tie said counis Immediately the Pau,un
Old Town." containing G5 acres-S3I of which are birh
and ana go mash This plantation is laid OF cult
Na'eu III three helds and has IL good cling house
ana az necessary ua houses i'll good repair the quail
w oil the land j. inferior TO in this section Of
ne said land will be sold subject the life estate
therein e Mrs Lucy Johnson third the purchase
money viii be required in cash. the remaining thirds
Oerai indulgence will be given, upOn the pure
executing bonds with approved security and trust
upon the land TO seeufe the payment
49, AiIMON JOHNSON.
ming william county. Sent 2. Sj-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
FOR SALE

NY TRACT OF LAND in CharIntte county six miles
h solth OF the Courthouse, cOlaning Cos acres which
ahout 100 mi lands on Twuy trPek adjoining the
ot Chpt D. BEDFORD the Rev. O. Read others II lies
wen amt has nearly all necessary buildings The dwelling
house l. % by oottian excellent spring, &C. The suil Is
good Tor tobacco cor wheat, c and fot clover
Tue reighberhood !, wealthy, and ri IL peace die
he ofthe best stands for goDd house Of entertainment
~ br county further description IS deemed
y S ~ Vs. not expected Will without
looking AT Tie land II the acd Is sold ibis fall lie. CROP
s'urk aud perhaps several negroes win spd the
pntthaser oil TIE ad have the preference the par
chase and possession given Christmas or before The
terms may be accommodating. rhe subscriber will she,e
The land to any person DESTROYS .ol purchasing
JOHN fENNLLI.
Charlotte. SepiembsrS 9i-~5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

We lay very from Havre and Gibraltar
before readers Morllo has unmasked lie seized
miserable pretext to declare himself to his coun-
try lie attends to |orm and oveooks 5ubjiance Because
there other mode the nation thin to cary
the King to CadI he rails against Regency s Sc
vile, and ssy declares that about alf OF the Der.
uies have refused to follow The Cories" lie is said To-
have thrown himself into the arms Of the French will 5000
troops and TO be advancing towards Coruuna put down
Quiroga and the ConstituonaIis Of Gai,ia Yet il is
Impossible that such examples should shed their bane-
m influence Spain. saurfeld reported to have
deserted the Constitution At Barcelona
The cause oflibcrty LrghtcHs in the East510O Turks
said TO have landed Hegrepon been cut or by
tire Greeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
A YOUNG NAN.

NTHOis well acquainted will the Druggist Apohrcarv
w bsiuess, sud who has small capital wishes con
rect him-~f viii some in of the southern cities
Who has knowledge " the nsiness and can furnish .
csrai cf ono or two thousand dollars Uudoubted refer
ence can he given and viii be required For further
dcular enquire of the Editors Of the Richmond fn1urer
September 3 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
WANTEp IMMEnIATEI.Y

ryIWENTY additional Hands, 10 work on James River
Csal will give $40 per month md find imlnedi.
application W. made 10 WAENEW W. MINOR
Wesihein Greek. August o. 1s-.,yu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
LEATIIER

1 uSI received by the Virginia and Chesapeake
~ 1890 sides Sole Leather
4sO Wax and Russet Upper do.
90 dozen Wax Calfskius
Aiso-a farther supply OF SHOES and HATS
A For sale by HUBBARD GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
AOG9smO0 Tsgsy,T,NY p@
GNzgEEgss,..

Lottery s. Erchdugt OEce, IA 5firEet. street.
BALTfNpHE.
u COHEN'S Lottery G0rSffs md Register" which b.
published every week VII contain the Official lists OF each
drawing Of The GrHd Shue d Monument lotteries. ans
viii c lrded gro to ali who purchase their tickets
az COHEk'S OFFICE. Those who wish ~ receive The
Regisict viii ncninnit when iheY on trlr nthers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
RICHMOND PRICES CI1RRENa,

fhlCE OF STOCKS.-Corrected BY j. H. Lynch-
United States Bank, - i0t
Bank of Virginia. Sc
Farmers Bank So
Marine Stock, y 4 sales.
BANK NOTE EXCnA Corrected cf Stfe,,, on,
state Bank Of North Carolina, 3 per cent disc.
South Carolina banks, STA
Georgia banks, STA 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
LANn EnR 9AI.l1.

OH virtue OF ifG deed 90 us rs trustees bv
- John T. Wood The st day Of September ig2l for the
purpose Of securing the payment hsiHry CrcushaW Of
certain Of money therein rcntioned aad Interest and
cnsts Of executing this trust, a expose the
higes' btder fnr cash, the premises IN the county
Cumberland Friday the 26th day ~ the present month
u fair, otherwise the frsi fir day thereafter, tract O.
land whereon the said John y. Wood resides ar
miles from Carefsyp containing by estimation acres
more OF Lessor much thereofn s viii Sum suR
cieni To The debt abngrme nrncd with It's interest and
charges Of executing ih We win convey sach fso
only As Is vested in by tho aiccsaid deed
WfLJIAM +. HaNnOIp ri.
THOMAS B. CKENSfTAW
Cumberland September 2. af--w4u+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
CHEAP BLANKETS s. CARPETINGs

slp9p Fox from Philadelphia, h'c> blankets two
oss ohrp.ing purchased at auction for cash, aud will
sold unccmmonly low. 60. 3.
80 Packages Of SiaFle s Fancy Goods in ad-
40 Irish Lineus !
g. DO. shce,ing. Warranted bleach
81 10. Renting, !
Heavy black Senchrws D..
: London Cambria Ginghams, beautiful style
heai bobbinett Lace Capes, Collars and Pellcrines
richly worked
Very superior plain India Null Nusiins
- Stik and cotton Hosiery. all qualities
winch, with article be disposed of
on the most reasonable for cash.
September 2 .
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STATT 10 ., z.-.sJgz z.

List # The Sere"h Day's Draseng Of the Grand
STATXs TsGSgyc,-zEg
No 2jJ)G Prize az g 1000
1i24S do. 80
So iew prizes iieing drawn this day the ciaa-- for
VAPi Al - considerably increased The drawing m Ice
continued on Thursday after next usual The gheee
OF the orand State Lottery present ldVerurer the
most brilliant prospects Only thirteen awnings remain
10 complete this splendid schfme and the gnfcent ca
pilal prize of
100000 TS0EaERRS
Beside, 10000 doishe wo iOOOOs- the two 4 OOOs
u 81 1000, &c. &C. sill reniaiu undrawn.
Should tie capitals foaing. remain much longer an
drawn, the price ofickcts viii nsequently be cosera-
bly, advance; ln tie time those not vet .tplica
with tickets shoGd procure them without dpIay and oe
holding small prn"s should have lhem renewed immcdi'
nteiy.-i'r'sent rates, viz.
Whole Tickets . ~ % Cuatiers 3 ~
Halves 50 Eiehbs 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
King William county. Sent. 8
FOR SALE


"ai valuable tract OF land Formerly the residence of
Major Sam. H. Saunders) james River, adjoining,
the Town Of Jefferson and ltrerSou Mills haIan
county, containing 1924 Eighero likely slaves men
women, boys and grs; the stock of mules hogs cows
plantation utensils, household Kitchen furniture ~
also the crop OF wheat Fnd tobacco. For npply
o scott and.J Lyle, Richmond, the Subscribers
Tue above property he sold before Monday the 27tlr
ia! OF Oct neIt will that day, il fair, the neNt
tar DAY thereafter, Re sold the premises, ~ public
auction Terms will ice made day OF sale.
me circuits viii be very accommodating.
years. JAMES BRANDEK)
| Manchester, Sept. ?. SIT
N virtue VI aerd of ioihe
- Benz amin Anderson which deed duly recorded in
the cleTks Office of oochand county COURT shall
certain purposes therein mentioned pI1crr public
auction sor cash. at 6oochand Courthnu the 24 day
OF TINS month, forty valuable SLAVES or as many
as VIII he sufficient raise about thousand one hum
dred and eighty five dollars sixy,six cents with inter
: est from the 18Th day of July 1922 until paid.
JOHN s. FLEMING, IN.
os Oh. f. POPE, ''"e'e'>'
| September .. 5I-4t
tSf virtue of decree pronounced county conrI Of
- noochan, IN the 2is day ofJuly 1925 a therein
depending between Isaac Curl, OF Frederick Ar
gyle decd pit and benjamin Anderson de shall on
Saturday the i day oC October next Goochand Court
mouse proceed to sell public auction, CASH ihrre
huhdrv" and thirteen OF land adjoining onehan
Oourhou'e and including the old tavern, u order 10
| satisfy the purposes of the saiii decree.
JOHN ;. FLEMING, Commission
Hoochland, September :. 34-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

The COTTAGE, house ina rcral situation in The
direction of the PensutaTy, the property Vance, of
this city, hurnt Friday night on Tie 4th ia,
Vs. The stable The lot ashes. Both
fires a e apparently the work II an lnoendiary.
~ 4tb Letter othe Citizens the r. States n onr aes
We shalt pay respects IN due season. Phocion IN the
Nat. nteligcucer 90 The liberal Mr. Niles the liiberal
structures Of the N " Amfcan.We shall scarcely have
tine 20 return the variety u snail sln. with which the
Washington Republican has honoyeG us.yc connot waste
our ammunop such game. Ha'oa may Of right efnt,t
hifsrlf IN hat way, II us hum ar 50 inriines him So
much Of paper IS called fDr by Correspond
that we have scarcely opportunity of rdging any
marks Of oar owF Yet we must patiently submit
TO this dlspensafiOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

WANTED Immediately NJ The Peuiteniiary. qus.ina
w oi HOOr-POLES Tor four barrels for which ~
highest price in cash vill b. paid.
sept .. Sit rtlOM IS NELSON, P.h
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
E.dueation.

wi. subscriber hereby informs the pub
IL that the second scssion Of his Fcmaic
school, IN Liberty Bedford county. will com
mfnee on The II day oil July, under the d.
freiion 81 himself aud Miss Rebecca Wright
i'nd foufinue iill the 18th Of November, five
monlls
In tliis school tie following branches Of IL
ierature viii b. taught, VIZ. the Greek les
lament, tie Latin and french Languages, the
more dsefid branches of Mathematics, viz.
Euclid's Elements, 1figonomctry, Theory Of
surveying, aicnsuration, Arithmetic, &c
Blair Lecture, Mont Philosophy, History,
Geography, with drawing Maps, English
Gramular, tho principles Of Sieuograpiy
Plain Needle work, Hending, Writing, ortlio-
erai'hy, Gc.
The price per scholar for tuition in the Ian.
guages, will be y 10; Mathematics, Blair
Lectures, and Moral Philosophy, ! l2A and
all the other branches, = 10.
Several young ladies would be received rs
borders. The price for board, PER scholar.
for those that board with me exclusively, will
be $40 the scssiun For those that hoard only
FIVE days in the week, ard have their washing
done at home, gao. II will he required thai
each boaVder furnish her own bed and candles
One bitlf, both tor board and tuition, will be
payable ut the commencement and the other
half nj the end OF tile session.
No student will be received for shorter
time than the time from which they enter
school, till the end OF the session
JAMES ID. WRIGHT
May 49, wiw u
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May o..

A L rules held in the clerks office OF the
"A county court OF buckingham, for til.
month ot'Nllrch, 1923.
Philip Ii. Vest, and William Vest, also Sal-
ly Polly, John L. Levi e. aud Bclsey 4 I.st
which said sally, Polly, John L. Levi G. and
Beisey u. Vest, are infants, and sue by John
Vest, their father and next friend, pitts.
against
Charles Carrot, administrator with the will
annexed of John Gibson, deed, Salv Gibson.
widow OF the said deceased, William Gibson
Phebe Perkins, Thomas Nlolioy and Sally hi,
w,ie, William Denny and Nancy his wife John
Gibson, Lew Gibsons Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse aud Patsy his wife, and Izzu Snouse
infant child of Polly Spouse, deed. who was
iornfsris ROXY uibson, defendants
IN CH.4NCERY
The defendants John Gibson and Read 9Th.
son not having entered their appearance. and
gwen security according TO The act of assem-.
ny ana The rules OF this court, aud il appepr
tng by satisfactory evidence thatth are M,
inhabitants of this state, on the motion III DO
plaintiffs 10y counsel, II is ordered, that The said
defendants John and Read Gibson do appcar
here az June court next, and answer the Main.
ms bili and that a copy of this order he
iofIh"i'h Inserted III the Nireinian for two
months excessively. and that anotber en,,
thereof be posted at the front door of H..
courthouse of this county.
:. Acopy.
% H. LLDRlDGE, d. c,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
SIXTH Class,
QfMe Washington Monument Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000.
h366 nrizcs
Sl2S.NOll

~
The whole to be completed in sirioea draW-
'Bgs Oniy. Not two blanks TO n prize.
100000 prize 10 be placed in the wheel
on the 18th day, and 100000 on the 10Th all
the other prizes 10 be Roating from The cYHt-
mcacemGm OF the drawing; and in order that
the Lottery may he completed With ull posi-
bic despatch the prizes only will he drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters = %
Halves 3 90 Eightls %
~ The drawing will take place on We'd
nesday Tue It'll ul neNt month (Alay) and will
be completed with all possible despatch, uu-
der the ,uperntGndence OF the Commissioners
appointed 10y the Governor aud Council of
state.
Orders for tickets from any part of the Uni
TED States post raid enclosing cash or prize
tickets III either OF the Baltimore Lotteries, ar
New York Lottery, will meet Nth prompt at
tention, il directed 10 the trmS fortunate office
of ,. Y NJ. ALLEN \ co.
No. 759, 4. 81. Hchmoid,
Where WIS ordered in the last baltimore
Lottery, Ne. l2u53 prize of ten thousand
dollars No. 39os, IA pri3e OF Que thousand
dollars and where Nc Illo6, a prize of
S2o,ooo, was presented ahd the cash paid at
sight in airor. ~
April -. st II
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Real & Personal Prone.,v

10 WI ;---one TRACT OF LAND, in Ro..
,nEnam county, lying on Marrowbone roaJ
ppr tioa TIE lands of Jesse HARRIS, John
cres--one other TRACT or LAND :, W t d,
county, lying on Smiths river, adioini, . 'l'u
lands OF Robert Broadnax, and otLers e '"G
containing two hundred acres-one oa a"o
lnACl IN said county, lying in the Meade.
adjoining the lands of George % W.
George lizard, and others, and con,,inn '', ,i
hundred and fifty acres-onc Lot, No ~"
Henry street, in the town OF LeaksvlIe ! o ~,
70: "a, LOT No. log, ffty-fye feet ner ro .,
Lol No Al, sixty-six feet part of LOT Ne VI :"
th!rly-three feet part of LOT No. 3 ,yG;rh
SAID lots lie in the said town of Leak.yilIr
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Washington Monument Lottery,

Priceof tickets Slo--shares in proportion.
The Office will be kept at the book store Of
II. Atkisson, where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or prizes in any Of the Baltimore lot.
teries, will meet with prompt attention Per
sons holding prizes in tire Maryland State Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place Regu-
iar lists OF the drawings will be kept for the
inspection OF holders OF tickets in all the lot
crles above mentioned. April l.
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Flfty Dollars Reward,

tOn experimenting and securing him IN
Jan, SO that ! get him again. if taken oat
oi the SLATE, or twenty dollars if taken in tie
STAG. JACK HARRISS, free negro, raise,
IN 'ne county of Bedford, State of Virginia--i
n ,o ms indentures, dated the 2sth October
i'o3--said Jack Harriss was sold bv order d
buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, MAS raf'
CHASED ny Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortiy runaway, was taken in the county oi
bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place be was
again sold when became the purchaser
JACK Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made
aoont feet high, between 80 AMI "a wears oi
age processes TO lay stone or brick. When iir
'ei' me he wore long whiskers, which can ir
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the bIlm,
ms clothing as believe dark mixed cio'a
clerks OF courts where his Indentures may IT.
recorded, are cautioned against remot'n9
them JOHN =. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. IA. W.T. p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
The FOLLOWING Slaves.

to Wit Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant, james,
Mtiey, Harry, Jerry, (son of Jerry,) Marion,
Sarah, Bridget, iIaziu, Edmund, Nelson, Jor-
dan, Willis, Jim, Judith, Maria, Billy, Betsy,
John, Burton, Mnry, William, Zackey, Lucy,
Edgar, ouckey, Gill, Emanuel, Reuben, Lac,
Key, Charles, Lewis, Guy, Abram, Joshua,
Doll, Lucy, Mary and Eliza, together with the
increase OF the female slaves, if any. Also,
one mahogany bcdsead, bed, malrass and fur
niture, one mahogany dining table and side
board, three bedsteads and beds, two mattresses
and furniture, IA chairs and settee of same co.
tor, one black-walnut book case, one dozen ia.
Bile spoons and sixteen tea spoons, one ladle,
(ali OF silver one dozen large aud one dozen
small white handled knives and forks, one half
dozen green handled knives and forks, and
one hall dozen buck horn handled knives and
forks, one mahogany clothes-pressand chest ol
drawers, with their contents, consisting Of
glass and China ware, blankets, sheets and
couhterpanes, one easy chair, one riding car
rage aud two sorrel horses, two mares, one
bay coli, one mule, one sorrel and one bay
horse, 81 head OF hogs, 81 head OF sheepand 20
head OF cattle The sale will commence on
hle first and be adjourned 10 the second de-
scrbed tract of land
GEO. b. NoODSoN, NJ. Id C. c.
May Is. wlds II
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lhe following Slaves

starting fh@be, Sukey, Judy, Andrew, Hec.
tor Ceiia, Ben and Maria. Also, one Horse
sunary stock, Furniture, &c. as described in
s 1, ueeu; Inc safe will take place at the
q nW Me- muSe OF sad Rves, adjoining the
vested in the trust, be conveyed 70 10 "s Is
chaser. DAVI6 81 ", VIZ ihf.
May %. 40 , I'm.