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Indian ANrIQuITIES.


Gen. Covlngon has handed specimens or Indian
Antiquities which lac has discovered At his Salt Works
brakes Creek, twelve miles from Bowling Green. A. his
hands were digging the earth tor purpose few
days ago. they numerous fragments of salt boilers
With the remains OF furnaces quantities of cinJers
COATS, Sc There iutcauon that prsdec~S
used the spot purpose for which the
raj Is now using IL. Among the specimens which he
brought pieces Of the boilers Thew
OF clay, mixed with shining substance, unlike tue
position of common cueblcs hard best poers
ware about quarter Of inch thick and from the
OF the pieces we would Judge that the vessels from
two ard half to three feet in diameter, with fiat bat
toms. The ashes beds have turned
stance resembling pumice The General intends
Their excavatng the place and examining the whole
Of the largest dimensions grow upon The spot.
The Indian antiquities scattered this portion our
that they have other Our views and en,n
ries have been generally confined TO the affairs OF Iy
lag and Of those nations which have
tpcuous 10 attract the hisoraH notice sufficiently
lghtenrd be their annalists we
the subject the aborgines eountry
ally come evidence OF their ancient civilization obtrues
itself upon our view In such fail arrest
attention and excite enquiry That those people no In
habited this part OF the Anne rst ex
rmne bad greatly deterorated from the and civilian
uon OIL ther ancestors or that this continent
nges ago. inhabited by entirely distinct II ON the
present Indians, is frequently and fully ms
10 leave not shadow of doubt w e de Nj
that they approached the ancient Of
some countries OF the old Had they ever
bu Homes or Cathages, Palmyras should have dis
gold should have some Of the I,ut
that they excelied the
our vast wilderness is extremely evident We hope that
men having tase Tor such enquiries
We do not despair, that clue mysterious history Of
our awney predecessors he discovered What an
interesting subject TO the antiquarian, the philosopher
AMI the historian For ourselves, inclination
our interests call the affairs ON the
theatre OF the world TO the business of men
and contemporaries. But shall always take in
communicating information such subjects to III. public
tbvtcitrg Green, Nv. Corr.
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no physical force, consolidated power, no seas,h
or u",'y of action IA his favour the old men %. ~
'.d s9 keep aoof, aud parry feelings aud principle
~hich hive long een Joi n.nt IN this state,
si"w.y bat powerfully ie,i,ng aid the ensuing tail,
election, which decides the electoral OF Souti.
Csr"'ha, wili fluid The old democracy of The sta.
hanG"''iy ~ Lower whtIi the psuiy. move, IL will
bear dUwu all before j.
The friends of Mr.. Crawford ia this state, as IN
New York, found ,mong the old aud tried friends
81 J"nr,son "nd Madison aud from all that have
been aie tn ascertain, and though the best chaA-
nes of nt",maiiou, am drc"I-,ly of opinion, ,ha,
So"'h carolina will preserve her weight and intlu
rnee aaiong The southern states, and magnnDn,ousi
reiinlush,ng personal attachments, will '-cord hr'
vote with Virginia, Nor,h Carolina, aud G''orp'. ant
such other states to the Old aud icdiie
us"ges OF the republican party. A manly, finn aud
unequivocal stand taken hy the republican members
oi the present Congiess will settle the queson.
IN Y MAJ .9dp
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PUBLIC SALE.

Y virtue ola deed of trust Elia
- Lewis the day of August 1885, and recorded the
eonn,y e-o OF prwaian Ter purpose, therein mentioned,
will " said the highest bidder, public auction on
The premises for cash. the 5lb day Of January next
tract OF land ,ug Ia The Of Appuat-
tox river adi"iSng the lands Of William Abucr
Crunp and Others containing 5eoi acres, subject the
dover estate Of Mrs Elizabeth Markham therein or ~
much OF the said land will I've Sufficient the
PURPOSES" the said deed The title vested in tn.
sub>criber Will I've conveyed TO the purchaser.
Dec. 2. 60-ids WIN g. DANCE, Trustee
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ANDREWS & JONES'
North Carolina Female .9cndemg.

I'HIS institution which during the present has been
II located in WHiamb0rotgh, will open ia OXFOl u,
ie hrst Monday in February The Principals have
been induced TO change OF residence, with view
permanent establishment where the premises will comfort
ably accommodate their pupils and tbey have the
time OF commencing the scholastic year. for
fence and vi the general request of their patrons.
The pupils instructed IN veedis srork, Reading. Writ
ing dthnetic, Grammar ard Pnysng Geography, Mytho
iogy History, BeesittS, Natural PhHtsoply CLynisiry
Botany & Astronomy.
The for hoard, washing, and tuition IN all the
branches sixty dollars session, pnyrbs
Music vocal and INSTRUMENTAL thirty dollars per session
is also taught 10y competent master.
The FIRST session will in July the In De-
eembtr when The ory vacation ~ the takes place
The system Of education is in all Tad
Gals by the aid Of an excellent apparatus truths Of Ma
lura Philosophy, CHEMISTRY, and Astronomy, iilusa
ted eSperinrniallv aud thus rendered objects
sense There six teachers constantly ,ngnged three
menj and the models for Drawing aud Painting,
meroas and good.
No expenditures allowed such ms age aut hoTzf6
by Paresis Guardians and the PRINCIPALS are determined
strictly TO enforce the rule prohibiting hnery in ~
suumer coloured cotton dresses and in winter wOrsted
stuffs, will always be BY the Young Ladies.
Az The pupils will board with the Principals no paw
strict attention 10 their health, their manners their
rails The public aud private Offices OF devotion
avoided
Each pupil is expected to bring coverlid n pair Of
sheets blankets, and towels FOR her otherwise 40
extra charge Of 50 so per session will be made.
II When payment IN advance cannot he made appTos
ed bonds will in all instances he exacied
JOSEPH ANDREWS, ! p-.-., O.
THOMAS P. JONES, 8 F'n''P''''
Oxferd, Granville 90. Dec. 1925. G6-yvJw
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TRUST SALE

Sf virtue of three several trust deeds to the
sn scribers by Thomas Cheaham of Chesterfield, ,a
ted a. follows: the FIRST the 2ls dny of November
the second the 2sih OF April Is2S-he third the
-3 day OF October 1928 and uiy recorded In The
2ihce of the county OF Chesterfield, eubrn
hsrich certain Gums OF therein specified will
sold o ne bgbest bidder the premises for cash. on
"wednesday the Sst Instant between tue hours ~ and
O'clock T. NJ IL fair, II not the fair day, hundred
and eighty at land in the county Of Chesterfield and
lying Immediately on the road leading from Manchester
TO Got Bridge including parcel Of new buildings in
tended as grocery Se. The land is OF good qualify and
the tile Is believed 10 be indispula he shall
convey such title as is vested in us trustees.
en- r. HAsKlNS, Trr.,..s
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CASH SALE.

PURSUANT deed OF trust executed bv John Hall TO
the subscriber, bearing date the 10Th Of March,
1921 and duly recorded i'm the of county
for the purpose Of securing John F.
of certain sans OF money In the said deed enrne shall
on Saturday the nth day Of January ii fair
next lair day thereafter Sunda, the Courthouse
OF the said county, proceed sell for ready money
highest bidder, tb. follow ing properly wit Six hundred
and fifty acres land whereon the said Hall resides Also
the following neer" slaves, TO wits James, Daniel Moses,
Mary, Randolph, Jere,, and Rose and the
Females thereof The title mentioned proper
is undoubtedly good hut the only convey
suck as is vested in him by the deed aforesaid
TIL. g. ANGRY, Trustee.
Courtbouse ner et--,ds
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

PY virtue Of which issued the treasury
- department Of the United States william ID. Tay-
o late collector ofbe Direct Tax. for the 9th collection
district in the state Of Virginia directed the Marshal
me Eastern District DIVA shalt proceed To sell To the
highest bidder Thursday The dav of January Int
Tayiorsve, in the county auover) two tracts or par
GELS "tand situated and hng in the aforesaid county
al Them adjoning Tayorve containing about acres,
called narriss tract and the other lying n what onri
The sashes Of Hanover containing about 1856 called
Shefeys tract The above described land III he sold
credit Of twelve monhs the purchaser giving
approved security to bear Interest from ihr pa
aud no title will he made until the chase money paid
A. Il. THORNTON, ID. M.
Tor John Pegrnm NJ. v. d.
u All persons who purchased property late OF
VIM D. Taylor, are hereby notified that shall attend at
rayi'sre ON the LIST day of January for purpose al
collecting their bonds which fall due the Goth
Der n-xt. a. II. THORNTON, II. 81.
November 25 5a-tI,
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NO.I,lC,E-

virtue of deed nj made hv Micsael w. Han
- cock and Sophia his wife. dated the Of March 1920,
an recorded In the OF the of Charles City tho
subscriber will SELL Thursday the 5t day Of January
next IN front of the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond.
al public auction, to the highest bidder, for ready
tract oil ian' called Buckand in the county mentioned
tnrreo rs may he raise sufficient tn
discharge debt due from benjamin Harrison and Thomas
Taylor 10 VIM Cole by their bond him. bearing date the
2oth of January 1919 and tue charges oil
ing the trust creaied hv the said deed
he, eriber rs 6S-,ds NJ. NJ. ROBINSON.
1-r The above snIe will be conducted by Moncure, Rob-
inSoa auhP iea>sut<
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NOTICE

MILL w sold CASH the 8t day NJ January
w II far, II the fair day thereafter At Aier
Indsays Jsues City county, eight Hkeiy young
nerraes, consisting ~ boys and girls.
Az persons having claims aesinst the estate Of Ianes
Hanks dec late Of The county of james city requested
10 make them before ieday above neiioned
those indebted requested make
immediate Payment 20 ARCHER HAWKINS.
Committee aud adnir Of the
Dec.1 Gt--wtds Esiae OF James Baaksf
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NOTICE.
FENALE EDUCATION

NIISS Elizabeth Il. Carver who has conducted fer,ae
W. school tor the last three years. the retdence viii
liam ID Taylor Esq ~ this county his entire Satisfaction
will open her ScOol next year In the FORKS Of
UapOVSr about thirteen miles above the Courhouse lin
which will he CORRECTLY taught reading writing, English
grammar arithmetic history, ancrn and oer geOgrs-
phy with the Of tie globes, the French Ltgunep
The school will begin the 10th ofJaDuaTy end on
the 10Th of December There will be saeatun OF
month during the summer.
TIE price of hoard and tuition, for months will be
nineiv doilarsfOr tuition spne twenty dollars tie one
half he paid the LET of Juue-he other half on the
1gth Of Dpceuher, 1924. LEWIS BERKELEY
Hanover Ueceu,lPr ~. e5-Gs
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TO TOBACCO-MAKERS.

WISH To sell ofland Poleoa, Swamp in the
county OF Caroline contains about 1000 about
80 ct swamp equal any i'm Virginia for tobacco ;as
proof, the crops have of part cleared
were considered equal if not superior the Rich
mund market The improvements of the best Kind
aTuhrisr plantation and situation healthy any brow
The Rdge-If SELL IL must be Immediately and the
teihs 10 pay debts claim against will be taken
In part Tn, premises will he shown by MIR. Fond,
residing the place. any person inclined
purchase bargain may be had, II early application be
mads. WILSON ALLEN.
Bnwnc Green, SepH so ct
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HOpKyNsyyf.JE

LttoR sale or lease he weiiknown TAVERN called Hop
Il kusvsile, ON the Buckingham about 20 miles
buildings are in good eondi,on and the aud dwe
ing house have heen recently well painted POSSES
be had on tue is January Persons disposed
rent or purchase must make application previous the
ioti, at November. JOHN ROB EkTSON.
Ricbnupd. October T.
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CRATES. PLOUGHS. &c. SC.

VIE subscriber il receiving and offer tor sale mode
rate terms, consignment OF FRESH imported and hard
somey assorted crates Of CrUckery and Queens Waic best
English Seine Irvine and materials servants co,bne,
such as Plains, Kerseys, Napt COttons. &c &c.
lie is regularly furnished with PLoUGS OF various ST.
yes and patterns from tr mandatory o Messs Deakyne
and Palmer which having been tried by number OF
pecabe farmers, aud found perform entirely their
Satisfaction, respectfully aud confidently offered the
public. GEO. p. RICHARDSON,
Sign of the Golden Plough.
Where Is constantly kept general and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES,.
November Z. 5S-tf
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NOTICE.

PANK OF VInGINIA.-The general meeting of the
ID Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia will held
cordng the act of Incorporation their banking house.
ON Monday the fifth OF January next, ut III o'clock.
by resolution ofthe President and Directors in
strnctrd request the Stockholders Friday
the second Of January, for the purpose of couerrg
such be proposed at the general meeting
on the Monday following
4 Cash
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SWAIM,S PANACEA-

TE diseases in which this medicine hrs
spcuousiy useful. Scrofua Kings Evil Mercu-
rial Disease, deep seated philis liberated
Pu,rij:Sore Throat, all diseases arising from
led or impure state of the blood and almost every disease
OF an ucerous nature.
Asagen for Richmond, offer for SALE Swan,s genuine
Panacea at his prices SO per dozen so sinpIe hottie
Ai-I,II IL
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TRUST SALE.

PY virtue Of deed Of from Thomas Tinsey dated
~ list February 1919 and recorded in csuny court o
Hanover made 10 secure the payment OF certain sums
money therein mentioned to the trustees of the estate of
Samuel Gi5t deceased, shall offer for sale ri public auc
iou on the premises, Friday the Sh day January
called WOODBURY. containing as stated in The said rer
556t acres, more or less, considerable portion which
consists Of valuable Pamunky hst lanG Upwards Of hun
dred bushels Of wheat sown land in the last s
The terms Of sale will he oDethird Of the purchase mo-
ney IN hand AMI the residue on credit Of one aud Two
years. the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
and deed Of trust.on the property.
December II. GEORGE Fisher Trustee
~ wiz be sold at Woodbury., on the same day. caih
January 1920 all the stock O burses mules cattle fer
@c on the plantation and sir bareis
The terms will be twelve months credit.
December ~ 64--ils r. q. TJNSTFV
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FARNiVILLE TOBACCO FAIR.

Tf y proposed by the Tobacco Planters who have ther
io''accn Inspected IN Farnrve Prince Edwerd county,
20 bold IN that place annual Tobacco Fair or the in
Sperion and sale of some IT their hest tobacco.
The first fair will commence on the Isl Wednesday in
May and viii continue long ~ business nav
qife. Five premiums will he and there dSfri0teh
thue who offer for inspection the FIVE best hbds Of
tOlaccn.
Those who feel interest in improving ibis vaiuabe
staple Of invited enter the lisi AND
contend for the prizea in which wiz, bu
CANNOT lose. November q. 57-y5N
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PROPOSAT.S

Rt PETER COTTON, Law Bookseller, Richmond, fer
- publishing, Ivy subscription, edition Of
CALLS REPORTS,
with Notes and References Subsequent Decisions and
complete table of cited. In three volumes Dy
Member "f the Richmnnd Bar.
From the difficulty shy mpossibiy, Of pro-
curing single copy of Mr. Calls Reports n, any price
and from their deservedly hig character
ct % york would no doab1, very acceptable the pro
The edition offered il is hoped, will prove ns.
in Than the former particularly The junior members of
the profession.
CONDITIONS.
L. The work shall be put press with all possible dis
patch, soon $50 subscribers obtained
H. IL shall he printed type and handsome aper
an'Pd.'ereti TO subscribers lssn dollars, neatly bouEd
n call To nonsub>cribers the price will he ty dollars
Richmond, December is.
- Subscription lists will he forwarded TO the different
Coortrues and holders thereof hereby requested
return them by the ist of July next
e jus published and ior safe as above nANnOLPH'S
REPORTS price 6. Also, for sale, rArE's DIGES r
of tie Laws at Virginia. price = < so 66--s,
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CABINET u INCONSISTENCIES FUR
NITUKE AND MAIInI ANX.

FTIilE subscriber keeps constantly hand supply
following articles, which W. will sell low. and put M
At The shortest notice for cash country produce
acceyanccs, viz sdeboards, bureaus, secretaries
cases, warObes dining, tea and card tables work. wash
and candle stands carved and plain mahogany md maple
high post and French belseeds rOuces lounges sofps
and chairs cured hal. and mattresses; ms
ny other cles IN the above lines NJ business he T. dali
" manufacturing the best nnnner having the
eci ipurreymen ard apprentices, he hopes render
satisfaction IN the quality ct workmanship, and pains
shall Je spared IN the selection OF materials.
Ais, f0r ~ Cabinet Makers aud Carpenters, ST.
Domingo md Honduras mahogany boards, posts, psnks
hand railing and carved columns, fert and
| GU led hair, moss, bair cloth and copa yarRish
Also for hire, ~ an hours notice neat FUNERAL
HEARSE, with pair Of gentle bnrses
GE0HGE HENDHEE,
Above the Esgis Maiu street, Riohmond.
November q. 59-wii
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To JjJTU ~, TnTner. JDIIinpt ~ Tprner, aud

10 M0ry ~ Turner, WIliinm ". I'srner, and
John ID TURNER, children and heirs If Jehr Turner, dee
A have place of residence knswn W me, take
IA this method nf notifying that the legacy 70 which
entitled the Of your grnnhaher, John
Turner dec + new in my hapds which ready pay
- yo upOn your executing refundlng honds. I'm
hess early application be made consider myself e1Onera
Ell irom The payment Of interest after Ibis notice.
JAMES TUNER, Sen.
Adni'Or u John Turnervd
Carniioe rounfv Nov. 2a. eth
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.Ncpro,s far .CoIe nj .4ucI,on

WILL be sold The second Monday Of January next
w AZ Caroline CoUTt, lrum 20 10 30 LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting 1T Men, Women, &C. Ssne of them
most valuable kinds Carpenter blacksmith and Cook.
1--WE subscribers empowered by the president aud
A directors OF the James River Company receive pro-
part Of the Lenns authorised be procured nv
them nv Of the General Assembly passed the gath
Iay Of February IS25, entitled An act making edec
tuai provision 10 carry iHto effect the entitled An act
amend the entitled for clearing aud improv Ing
the navigation Of James river and for uniting the Eastern
and Western waters by the James and KaDawba rivers,
Jnd for other purposes"
All monies aned IN pursuance NJ the said act, must be
paid into the treasury the warrant Of the 2d Auditor
Upon the payment sf each nnped fts Treasurer If
ne ComBo0 ajh SUH isse certificate Of sf0ck I7r the
amount hereeG pUpoiHg fhOf the Commonwealth 0r0ts 70
stch lender his the loanc together ~iib
interest agreed on-tba the interest sba be semi
nualiy puidai the principal IL irredeemabie Tor
eny years, and afterwards be redeemed ~ the pleas
nfe OF the Legislature - -
JERMAN BAKER, Trensurer
Sept 9. S8--tf y. BROWN. Dr.. III auditor.
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UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

TUE UNION HOTEL l. q commodrus, non " finished
estabishpeni. the Main Street. IN the NJ Lynch
harg, supposed have advantages IN situation any
other tayein ~ this place Possession be- had n,me
afsiy. Tie stable though large enough contain twenty
horses = Objectionable and intend building
shortly. ANY person wishing rent, may eonnoB
With the subject hy letter, directed Lynch
barg. ran I've the counting Of Messr. to
Moore CO. ou Mondays aud FRIDAYS.
NATHANIEL 7. MASON.
Lynchburg, December 8. 65-wfw
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f.. PENTLASp,
SAMULL A. ROBERTS ''C's'd''e''
Extract cfa iensr iron. he Editor, al Charie

ErsrIct ETA letter JroD HE Editor, al Chariesion S.
c. December
\ ~ viii have perceived that the Legislature OF
SOnlh C'roOa has ~ caucus nominated MIR. Caiiinnn
Eos President proof, Whatever may I've said TO the
cOUtnrl, that the friends Of Mr. Calhoun are raurus
men, aud vii support regular nominations THIS is
The s'c"nd person Nominated by this liulr and patro
&C state FOR President ~ the ensuing erc lion and
though the sta OF the Grst HIS already sci in brillinn
Iusf' and the suD 0f the serond - struggling in
rl"nd7 aud msis, SET the old aud Discreet men have
regretted ihfi Huy uouiinaiIOH bas bren made II all
bj 5nnth Carolina. They desired 10 wait Tor the
expression Of the other and larger sections Of our re-
r'''lic they apprrhehdrd and app ehended jnstly
thai tie gFPai democratic fnily of tie naiion would
regard thrsr hecUr aAd smbiOus sunggles in liyli
80 once uDHVOuribe 10 the state, aud It's neTitpd
t"finencc. u las heen generally admitted bai the
vote ~ SOHih Carolina would he giyen 10 Mr. Cal
noun, provided lie received - n0minaiiou al Wash.
ugiup, aud had prospect Of stccrss STATE np,ni-
pOn, VAS therefore, ecessagy buttiere were few
pfessiHg reasons inr urging ibs eniy AVID hasty ex-
ptessiOn OF legislative preference. Mr. Calhoun
Gnds II necessary 10 establish the fact that he is a
bcHf dig candidate bmself, aud is not playing an
nuz ltars t,aft 10 Nh Adams whose prospects ~ the
'lr snppo, uf thr Itrfs King ftmily aud the htter
denunc ,aton, uf HE American ieainst the south
" nn-t tie sl.,y"h,idmg population, and southern
Interest generally have cxciied hc t els ndir-
nunn, and have uoied, may say al parties against
what Mr. King call, the " nbfilisrn niau." Another
csuse Of tus etry nomira!iun was the well ground.
! ed spprebeu<ions uf feactiug As the period NJ
election approaches, the people hegn think deep
w and srn-i!'ly the subject they look round The
stAc, asd find youog and active hods Of personal
G;csls Surrounding NJ. Caiho0ns but hey perceive
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SLAVES, CORN. g. FOR SALE

oLa V ES, CONN. &c. FOX SALE
CCOhDiNG to The directions ofibe late Judge
Houae shall offer for sale The highest bidder nj pub
lac adcin ~ the plantation of the Decd adjoining to tue
Gown o Newcastle in Hanover county, Monday I2th
dny q January mfrt 10 fair ii the the crop
os c"r supposed 10 be thnn 00U barrels made upon
hc SAID rian'aton aud ut Spring Garden Qhe other plan
talon al the decease' together it'll all fodder
and tops and other crops both places during the
present year.
Aud the day being Tuesday tAe isiA day of Jam
~Tg ", ~ not the next fir Ay, shall for the ur-
pusS ~ the said will menleRed, offer for sale
bidder At public auction, between 80 and 40 valuable
AYES, consisting Of men, boys girls children.
Ihec corr will lie sold in suit for
the most part credit Of ninety which cse eood
srcnri' viii be required The slaves will be Sold the
greater of them, for cash. Further particulars as 10
terms, viii he mn,e known the days of sale.
WIN. BROCKENDROUGH,A dm'or with the
will annexed Of Spencer Rome dec.
Decemher Q