davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

,.,,., evidence Of fact .ublimated into fan
rem admitting the general c'rrreinFs-
IN narrative But W. believe e'ea
a. :. Ne wanting Hunter has been sn'.
~ =, s. h. imposition, aud England has
,,sa.. In a grentee extent than even
-. ,be done. liz was BATTERED. dan
,,,.s,.d and fed, not only by the
-; of Great Britain. but by earls.
aanots. knights, marqaisses, dukes, aud
80, hy the present monarch If thr island
.;,.s.lf- We believe that he Is IN some
,,sr nf the UoI'ed STATES now -and II so.
l. villl SUN find that his popularity VIII
nat be able to stand the touch ri The North
American torpedo. o@' '1"'e''
,r.s Vy7pht.-It was some time since
- that Miss Frances w ishi, the au-
,h,,r.ss. vas engaged M the western States,
;n,, so,nrthlnI which would result In
af .l,ves-a r now learn that this lady
ha,, to establish An asylum, IN West
,r.nn.ssee, where tb" blacks are To be re-
..i,.d and in whirh VIII be commenced a
-, far the abolition of slavery, without
p. IN The cifizrns of the south. The
Us of one o. two gentlemen are men
I'D VIVA his promised To aid Miss w.
= n..r great work. and 1t is sid that th're
al h. no lack of pecun,ars means. Thu
t,l,,or of IN. Genlous at Emancipation
M, il IS stated. that the good l." Fay cite
s,o 900 towards the experiment.
W. most heartily wish Miss Wright sue
her plans for the abolition of slave
". a 4 venture to sa, mat shoold 1t ap-
ns,r that her hopes may be in any c"nSd
p,..,e degree rralIzed, Philadelphia vii
h. barkWard in making its contrihn-
w.. We arr promi~d in the paper re-
s.,red +, above, further particulars next
week, which we shall notice.
u. S. Gd2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

sfnn WORSHIP The Montreal Herald
gives hot. which the Editor hopes will
have the desired effect. that when the Ma
tlnnal Anthem of God save the King"
.hall hereafter he played in the Theatre At
thu place, the audience should stand M
with hats %, during the performance as is
done IN Great Britain aud ireland. Thr
loyal editor seems shocked AT the present
Practice OF sitting On such 40 important
occasion with hats on. What sentiment
for a. .1uericuu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
5usar, NoH e, Yea, &c

sugar, NoH c, Yea, &c.
1 blds st CroiA sugar
10 Boxes coffee
r bills. loaf ,ugar
2 hhds. molassps
3 Pipe French brandy
hid, Antigua run
bbls do do
9 Dbl. Peach Brandy
9 bhls. apple brandy, years old
10 boxes 6. T. q Imp. lea
kegs French Madeira wine
3 hbls. fennerfe VIM
hhls. sweet Malaga vino
80 bbl, mackerel
10 boxes cod fish
Rose, turpentinr and transparent soap
SOFT she'll Almonds, Allspce
Crates esrhrn aud stone war, clover seed,
Bales cotton, wrapping paper
Jirnicson's crackers, chocolate
Iron hooped tubs, very large)
] hanusome new mahogany sidcboard, &c &c
For sale by
BRADFUTE d. TOMPKINS.
Jan ~ 2lIl1h AHclioncurs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23


Pew Of Members of Congress From the
bF't I ngress IN 1880, inclusive, nntll thr
9Th Of March, 1895. Senators aud Repre-
sfotaiives received each six dollars for eve
y % mics travel From Inc An Of MaIch
1873, I" the 4th of March. 1895, Senators
received seven dollars per diem and seven
e'nars Tor every twenty mll"s travel, and
representatives oily six dollars. From the
fh OF March, 1896. until the 18th Decrm-
Der 1916. the per diem as Sc To senators
sna Representatives,. From the +th Of
u ffmher 1913 until the 4lh of Dec. 1917,
''ch senator aud Representative received
s''Vo per annum, with a proportional de
ul'il"n Tar absence for any cansr h"t sick
t''ss President of The Senate pro trmpo,e.
Speaker nf the House. 5000 per an
a''n each From the 18th of March. 1918,
,7F compensation to members of both
"'3eiles of Congress. HIS been So per diem
anu every 90 miles travel So.
u "'afh Prodig7liiY, Poverty Long
"'7eS'"y lately died in England, the Vie
"" ~ an unfortunate ,narrlagr. When in
W e'o"m Of Youth and beauty, and worth
- 'sla'e which Yielded. ii is said, the al
S'S' Incredible ANIMAL income of sl93 900
WE Vas "edd"d to Mr. Lon. Wrllrsel, ny
"''" sh" had several children. In Il few
'''''' nv the course of Iif, he led. he be-
In' lnsairent. She retired from fashion
w" ol' on remnant other property which
'A 'ha'fa'hahlr, nore than half Of the in
.I"f "i which she allowed her husband.
VI" Withdrew Ia the continent. He will
~" io"se what she allowed him.
y, Inc marriage between Mr. WELLESLEY s.
,ss Long, took place only in March, 1912,
y at what rate must the parties have
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
C1ALIuH.

IrTiekels may he bad nj 50, aud shares in
proportion, al my
The pnblie vii observe nj the very frat
glance Al thu ubovr schrmr, that II i dre,-
lrdls the most brilliant me ever rot up in
Virginia. and, nj tue n II nee IN price of
llrkrts, II meY be lasiiy said Ia be 20 al II
not superior Ia any ~ TIE 4 STATES, nnd The
Drawing Is approaching very RAPIDLY aud
Tickets hr' becoming ~ very great demand
aud mus 500" advance Adventures, ,acrr-
lore, should moi delay a Single day in calling
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
nxnUcHx OFFICE

aud secure chance "a the above road 10
Rralh wi here the Cash will be paid for NIL
pr.ze,, ~ shpu ne drawn, II sold ~ my ofhrc
L. Orders rom any pnr of the uolled
states #hN mail OF ns,vale conveyance, rueln-
sine The cth nr rrlae tickets, tposl pald) lor
tickets ~ siinres, will urri the suInr prninp
aud punet5d attention. A. II On pefsnnal mp
plicaiun. addrrsselto
AHAAIg Il. 2Goa~sr.
jan 10 Lvurhhmrs Va.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
James ". pegranl,
ATTOR.NEY 1T LAW.

~ fOuN T. III L.fW,
HAS settled in this place. aud in add.
ton 10 the Court, of the Corporation,
VIII attend those u Bedford, Campbell aud
Nmherst.-iils oftlceis on Nam Street, nehr
the Franklin Hotel.
Jan p. 3t.t6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
Virginia State hottery,
FIRST CLASS.

TUX TIE HEWITT OF TIE
Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
50 No Lottery by Termination. 3 Ballots a.
be dfaNn
J. Il. YATES. aud \ - iNTYRE. Managers.
To ~ DRAWN !. MARCH, ls2o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

/ ~ Prizes, amounting 10 3us Ooo dole.
The Whole pay ablc IL tAstI I'D which,
n usual nj tOntN'S ORR l., can he hsd
the MOMENT liEY AXE HhANN
u holc Tichets Siq Qeotiers g3 90
Hdipes, -, d Eiahihs 80
TO be had, IN The greatest variety OF Nun,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
THE VIRGTNIAN.
LYNCHBURG. JANUARY %. tg2s.
BackinSham ELection.

We were politely favored last night, a
IN assortment OF worsted goojs. including
hosiery
Every kind of silk goods
Figured aud plain silks, ribband>, hosiery,
grapes and haudkerchieis in the greatest
variety.
The most approved grass bleaohed linens,
lawns, drapers, Nc.
\ tull assortment OF American cotton goods.
hlraohed, unhleached and plain from 81
To 81
cotton yarns from the hest factories
A handsome assortment of cotton, silk and
thread lace cords
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
REASONS WHY MEDICAL STU.
DENTS STUDY THREE YEARS.

The first year, a student of medicine
possesses great knowledge. He will con-
verse most scientifically on all branches of
the art, take up an artery, reduce IA luIa-
ton give YOU a lecture on the pathology.
aud most rhectual treatment of yellow fr
yer, AID show yon by the most conclusive
Argument, that old masters are foolish in
the science. Oar sage aunts and grand
mothers lsten To his disqalsItoL. on the
nature, prtventives aud cure of Diseases,
with npIlfted hands, and as ne leaves the
house exclaim--" Astonishing Young
man ~
The second year he begins to dsco' er
that he knows too much, otherwise Moth
ing at all, and sets himself about clearing
out the rubbish that he had accumulated
IN The chambers of his BRAN, during fhr
year of WiSdom, AID by the commence
,npnt of
The third year, he is prepared for the re-
ccption of, and in The course Of II acquires,
the genuine knowledge and principles of IA
physician.
.Vea0 JerSey.-The last royal Governor
Of New jersey was William Temple Frank
lin, a sou of the celebrated Bendmi
Franklin.
Virginia. List of Governors Of Vir-
GINA fOm the formation of the Conottu-
tl"n-Patrirk Henry, 177G to'78; Thomas
Jefferson, 1873 Benjamin harrison, l789 !;
Patrick Henry, 1855; Edmond Randolph,
1886; Beverly Randolph, 1898 Henry
Tee, 1871 !; Robert Brooke, l79< james
Wood 1877 James Monroe. 1900 John
Page, 1903; VIM. II. CabelI, 1906 John
Ttier, 1903; James Monroe, 1910;
George w. Smith. l311 burnt in the The
atrel; james Barboar. I8l2; Wilson Ca
rev Nicholas, 1914; James =. Preston,
1916 Thomas VI Randolph, 1919 James
Peasants, 1922 John Tyler, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

i0th tebvuars next,

aud the Whole 10 bs completed on that day.
uuder the snparnlendeuce oi III Camni..
soners appointed by lhe Governor y Cows.
ell
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

100000 AsULLS.

The Immense l0aRnIiu dt "a Whrt, nmi tho
brlllihurl OF the other humorous CAriisls
combined With The very low rate OF the OK.
cts hive caused most unexani pied drmand
from every part 0t HE union, aud the, are
already becoming sehfee.- Dslam AdNenlu-
rcrs, should therefore forward their orders
without delny IN order To- secure chimes Tor
the Prlzes contained ~ tht ioIloNln g
SPLENDID SCiiE.HE
prlze III lOOOUo dolll Is iOo, 900 dolls.
prize oi 10000 dolls Is 81, 900 dolls.
prize OF 2O,oOO dolls. Is 26,Ono dolls.
prize OF 10000 dolls. is lo,Ouu dolls.
! prize ct o,bW dolls. Is b,OdO dolls.
10 prlzcs al loo dolls.s 10000 dolls.
~ pfiHes al boO dolls - buun dolls.
% prizes OF lO' dolls IS 6tUO dolls.
loo prizes OF 81 dolls is 5000 dolls.
100 prizes OF ~ dolls. IA 2UuO~do
5oo przls OF IL dolls L. b OUO dolls.
10 .boO prizes vi 10 dolls J. 100 ,UGo dolls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
hooks AnA kntioaavy 4.

tlIIt oU57t NBEt hns received b, the
lnte arrivals, direct from rhladrlpha
aud Nv York, a w. large additional sup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
ECO <sFwr ~x-.


WAsHINGToN, March 22- In the Senate ,,os
terday, long confidential sitting tool, nlsce
which resulted in the Proceedings, disclosed by the
eAHact from the Journal of the Senate. The ear
nest possible publicity will be given by US 10 the mart
OF the Executive Journal yet unpublished and to the
other matters from which the Senate has removed
'he injunction OF secrecy. is evident, from the
pfeceoented number of copies which the Senate
mas directed TO be printed of their Proceedings
document &c. that the subject possesses, in the
hna Oh uat body, greater interest than the public
sentiment has hitherto appeared to have invested IL
WIN Inc papers on the subject will, doubtless.
be received with correspondent interest Inv tLs
Public. y 'ie
In the House of Representatives The nrorosi,;o,
ior an amendment of the Constitution is again mn
der discussion, after being interrupted by other ton
les Tor day or two. II is now evident. from ee-
neral observation, as well as from the uniform t.
nor OF the language of the Members of Conoress
In their letters home, which find their vav into tho
newspapers, that there is no probability ofanv vo,e
In The present Congress, in favor Of anv amend,
ment whatever 10 the Constitution
1here was some debate yesterday on tho eI-
pediency OF fixing day for the termination of
the present session of Congress An early ter
Inlnaiion OF il is desirable on public consider.-
lions, as well as with reference TO the convent
ence OF the Members. We do not see that the
discussion on that point is, at the present, likely
TO expedite at all the mass of grave business ,,,
before Congress; and we confidently hone ,bs,
most OF it gill be disposed Of YET before the adj
journment. mr. Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

Oh Representatives, and not sent or l,s,Ie to ~.
senate, shall In like manner be pi inted in second
appendix, distinguishing the papers and p,,s,-ea
sent TO the House and TO tie Senate. ard those
sent TO the Senate and not to the House Also
that the resolution Of December 2s,b. shall be
transferred to the Legislative Journal of the Senate
Inc Senate proceeded 10 TIE consideration
thereof
On motion by Mr.. Mills,
That the further consideration thereof be post
poned until tomorrow.
II was determined in the neoat;ve r.,. q
nays 80. -
The yeas and nays being desired by one-ffth Of
the Senators present, those who voted in the aftir
native are:
Messrs. Barton, Chase, Edwards, Mills, Sand
ford, Seymour. &C.
Those who voted in the negative are:
Messrs. Benton, Berrien, Boulgny, Chandler,
Clayton, Cobb, Dickerson, Eaton, Findlay, Har-
rlson, Hayne, Hendricks, Holmes, johnson Ken.
Johnston Lou, Kane, knight, Macon, Marks.
Noble, Heed, Robbins, Rowan, Ruggles, Smith
Van Buren, White, Wiley 80,
on the question to agree to the motion, (os
Mr.. Benton)-- W
II was determined in the otY,,not;r.--,,.,. %
nays 3.
The yeas and nays h aving been desired BY one
fifth OF the Senators present, those who voted in
the affirmative are:
messrs. barton, Benton, Berien, Bouieny.
Chandier, Chase, Clayton, Cobb, DicLersop. Ea-
ton, Findlay, Harrison, Hayne, Hendricls.
Holmes, Johnson, Ken. Johnston, Lou. Kane
King, knight, Macon, Marks, Noble, Reed. Rob.
oins' Rowan, Rusgles, Sanford, Smith, Van Bu-
rem, White, Wiley, Woodbury.. -ss.
THOSE who voted in the negative, are.
Messrs' Edwards, Mills, Seymour. -3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

touch one right which belongs to the States, for
any purpose oil reform. will adhere TO them
and their Governments, as the shield of this Uni
on and the safeguard OF our liberty. II was upon
them that our Fathers delighted to repose-they
brought us through an age of revolution, and cna-
oled us to triumph gloriously in two wars. 1,
was in these State Governments, that the beacon
res OF freedom were first lighted up, and it is there
they will be last extingushed~an l will say, in
the language OF an eloquent man, no more
that, if the time shall arrive when the Execu-
tive OF this Union, welding his mighty power and
patronage, shall advance TO the subversion of the
liberties of his country, then the wisdom of our IA
Tiers will receive the crown of experiences; foi
| then those State Governments will constitute .
| sovereign phalanx, under whose constitutional
banner the People may rally, and crush the inva.
der!
Pause. pause! beseech you, Mr.. Chair
! man, In this work ofinnovation, and do not mad
! ly rush in where Angels might fear to read''
ask 1t Tor my country-its rcpose, and freedom
fCorc,ud.dl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
1srecntlne 3srocee0tmoe.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1926.
EXTR ACT From TILE InIrnNAr

"a hAV4 FHUM THE JOURNAL.
MIR Benton submitted the following motion :
ResoiUed, That the Injunction of secrecy be re-
moved from the Presidents message Of December
10Th, 1925, relative to the proposed Assembly of
American Nations al Panama, and from all Ex-
eeuiive communications made, and documents sent
to the Senate in relation thereto, and from all pro-
cesdingsin the Senate upon that subject, from
which the injunction of secrecy has not set been
removed and that six thousand copies of the
whole be printed: Also, that the INDUCTION of Sc
crecy be removed from all communications relative
thereto, received from the Executive since the
Senate's decision upon the Mission and that an
equal number thereof be printed as an appendix to
the proceeding had, aud documents first sent. Al
so, that all papers and documents cent, and con-
nGn'esiiohs rnadefy The Executive % the Horse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
PANAMA MISSION

Inc Senate, by an Overwhelming majority.
have taken OF the injunction of secrecy from ali
the documents and proceedings connected with
the Panama Mission. Six thousand copies of
Inc documents are ordered to be printed, with
an appendix, pointing out the variations between
inc facts communicated by the President TO the
House Of Representatives, and those ON which
the Senate were required to act. These .varia-
tons, we are Informed, are numerous and highly
important. On this point the public viii soon
be furnished with authentic information.
Wash. u 8. TeIegrdph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
MONDAY, March 20, 1926.
IN SEN ATE
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1926.
the Senate did not sit TODAY:
HOUSE OF REPRESENT TJvEs

me senate was occupied nearly the whole Of
TINS days sitting in discussing the appropriations
(h the, Military. Appropriation BID for the
continuation OF the Cumberland road, and Of the
surveys with view TO Internal improvement
Inc discussion however, was but bf ey enteredinto
by most Of the speakers, excepting Mr.. Randolpb
VINO addressed The Senate more than three hours on
'he aiherent questions that arose. The motions
:" s'fSf o3i the appropriations were 6sslly Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12
EXECUTO R,S SgLE

ILL be sold the premises the first day Of January
w 1877 that well known and valuable estate called Poplar
Forest lying the Of Bedford aud Campbell the
property OF Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eight miles Of
Lynchbms and three Of New London also about likely
aud valuable negroes, with Stock CROPS SC The terms II
sale will be accommodating aud made known prevouso the
day.
Onhe fifteenth OF January, Of Monticello in The county Of
Albemae; the whole Of the residue of the persol property
OF Thomas Jeeison, dec consisting of $50 valuable negroes
stock, crp, sc. household aud kitchen furniture. Tie aen-
ton Of the public earnestly invited 10 this property The
negroes believed 10 he the most valuable fo e number
ever offered At me ~ the State Of Virginia The house.
hod furniture many valuable historical and portrait painting,
hu5s Of D8rbe sud Psrer Of distinguished iniiyidusl
Of marble Of Tboml Jehcfson, 10y CdraCe with the pedestal
and uncsted eoIumnon which stands polyetaph o. copy.
ng instrument used by Thomas Jefferson, tor be twenty
five yeaij with various other articles and useful 20
Of business aud private families The terms sale will be
accommodating aud made known preyiou, day The sales
will be continued from day 90 day Untl Completed Thee
sale beng unavoidable, urien guarantee public,
that they will take place al the lines and places appointed.
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of Th. Jefferson, dec.
Nov O. I'D,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12
YER GIWIA LEGIsLATuRE.
TREASURER'S REpOhr.
Treasury Office, peeemger 4. l!

a,
SiR-in obedience TO the provisions of the
several laws prescribing the duties OF the Treasurer
OF The Commonwealth, have The honor TO report
to the General Assembly The operations Of the Trcs-
sufy Department, during the f-cal year which
terminated on the Sob September last.
The balance in the Treasury, at the credit Of
the Commonwealth, on the gosh September, 1925,
was hity-hge thousand seven hundred and thirty
eight dollars, twelve cents; the receipts within the
last fiscal year, amount TO four hundred end forty.
six thousand, four hundred and seventeen dollars.
hity-cight cents, aud the disbursements TO four
hundred Dine'y-lour thousand four hundred and
iorty-seven dollars, twenty FIVE cents, leaving a
balance Of seven THOUSAND seven hundred and ee hi
dollars, forty five cent on the 31th September
last. Use statement a }
The sum OF eighteen thousand four hundred and
cghiy-nne dollars, eighty four cents, was paid into
the Treasury anterior TO the 80 September last
on acc0un, Of the revenue oi the cunent fiscal
year.
The Commonwealth being chargeabls with The
sum OF thirteen thousand sixty-ikree dollars and
ten cents paid into the Treasury by the subscribers
TO the erection of Monument 10 the memory Of
General George Washington, The above balance
formed part OF the fund created, and there wss
balance against the Commonwealth, Of FIVE tbou..
and three hypd,sd and sityfour dollars, fity-iive
cents, IL fsyca c!ssi5faaa I'm aadsssisasa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12
Der.
PUBLIC 4VCIION:

IlH virtue Of deed OF executed to the subscribers
- the 18th day of June 1921, by Daniel Wersrr and Seig
rabb his wife, and adped record IN the
Of Chest eld the TIA day June, i5i for the purpose
o securing certain Of therein mentioned;
Will ice sold public auction, the highest bidder The
house lately occupied by Daniel Wei-grr Man
chester IN Chei- eii county, Monday the 9th day FEB
fuary next Al ~ otherwise the neAt day ucietor,
tract ut land adjoining the .ad ens larl, occrp by the
said Wege,, containing about sic acres, ltssAu
an undivided portion OF land, adjoining the Tract called
Mount Rohin pun chased II, the sad Ttseser OF Besey
Smith; also al the household ard kitchen furniture, al the
stock OF horses, cattle hrcp aud hogs tanning ut.n-i SC
&c and h'teen neSoes Also lot IN Mauch,cT, Ne So
tenrcnt onh, street. opposite J".nOm warehouses
ais" two of land in county euricv, TEA land
oi The lat. Hm. Cooke.
Terms OF Sale Onc and two ears credit will he allowed
e urchaser oi the real estate. tc Land Hem
upon their giving notes, with approved endort, and deed
oil tu upon the property TO the punctusl payment of
the purchase money, The negroes aud all the other property
will be suid for
The sae wall O'clock and will be made by
Thomas Tay lCr.
+. y. NICHOLAS, }-r,,.o,
WM. NEKEKVIS, '
nh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12
Sale of Land, Negroes, Stack, &c

.HdrshaPs SAFE Of Land, Negroes, Steck, &c.
pursuance ca decree cfMe SUsr'Or Court IF Chanesy
FOR the Richmond District pronounced the FRA d,y o.
nc, 1885, in Tie Of Edenzer SLOT: JaDes Carrie
and others shall o IA ish day IF December merit eer far
sale tie highest bddsf, public auction The Jren,es
thai yaia6is Of iad hing James River
y Of Keayco, called ELLERSLiE described an
Esd Of august, I8I9 fted among the papers said
containing 676 at the time aud place
and in Ike aaH e6sr for sale, all The stock Of
horses nudes cattle hogs and sheep, svica
estate The dats Of said ded ohieh haze been %
chased replace such hare been consumed ia aud
and the Of such stock; also all the plantation
aud farming uiem also forty sir Slaves and their
since the date Of said dceij nnong The sinves is eapsnte
blacks nh, male cook Sundry paaLie house servants
gardner Should the nboUs named day Proue be fair
ths sale UH be nude tie St fair day tseregter Sundays
excepted.
TERMS-F'or the real estate one-tkrd IF the purchase
oaey lpW be required in cash. and ne balance ia t,eo equal
Gai instruments, be SECURED by bonds srita approved
ity and withholding the tile until they pad r
aves and other personal estate tcevs months credit M Pnr
chnsers erscufing bonds irith GppTovsd security
y. GUERRANT, m s. G. G r. H.
Or one IF his Dtylties