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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-07

Orphan .4sylum.-Active exertions are max
ing for the purpose Of founding an Orphan Asy.
lum in Lexington. The ravages of the Cholera
in that city, has made many, very many ORPHANS,
who are thrown upon the charity of the commu
Their It's gratifying to perceive, thus early
manifestation Of the active benevolence and
philanthropy of the citizens of that highly refined
but afflicted city. A donation of S400 by the
directors Of the United States Bank, has been
subscribed 10 aid Of the proposed Asylum.
lMaysrius Eagle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

VGNkOSI SALE-By virtue of deed of trust, execu-
a ted 10 the subscribers on the It day of June 1881
by Colin T. Spiller and wife, of the county
OF Albemarle, and for the purposes msnoned
sha proceed TO sell at public auction, the premises for
ready money, Monday the SOlh day of September next
to the highest bidder, the undivided moiey OF the
Abemarle mills and the tract OF land which they stand
containing two hundred and ,hryeigh acres, more or
less These mills situated Hardware river i'm the
county of Abemarle, within two miles of Scottsvie on
James River nearly new, built OF brick with two pair of
burrs, pair of coognes, and valuable saw
mill attached. They nov in perfect repair rented
for the to, and in successful operation by Pace s.
Perkns-Ihe title indisputable, but will be conveyed
only as we hold it.-Sale at II o'clock precisely
+. b. DYER,
4. III. MOON, trustees
August Goth, 1893 3l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27
BY RITCIHIE & COOK.

3 The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
three session of tho
Price, the heretofore, Five Dolais annu payable
Notes Of shattered (ony) will
ceed payment Tho Editors will the safety Of remit
them mall tho of all being
will
Editors, until all arrcaragcs have been paid
Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers, shall
haze the touth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
SO No until
assumed bY in this city or Il environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

" TO the Creditors and Heirs Of the late Mrs Mary
Randolph, dec'd Of fmetia county, PTginio.
F5NAKE notice that shall Friday, the 9Th ,lay OF
IA September next, at my residence in this county
proceed before commissioners duly appointed by the cou
y Court OF Amelia, 10 settle up my administration account
OF the estate of the said Mary Randolph decd so far as
the proceeds oil the said has my hands for
the payment of debts and distributions among her heirs
The creditors OF the said Mary Randolph, decd are
hereby notified that unless they present their Claims pro-
pery authenticated for payment the Undersigned on or
before the 9th day OF September next that this notice will
be plead in bar OF payment of any claim presented on
before the said 9th day September division OF the
assets remaining in my hands, will take place among the
heirs on the said day. WILLIAM EGGI ESTON
Administrator of Mrs Mary Randolph decd
Amelia county, July TO- 1888. 22-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

NEW MARKET RACES-FALL 1888
FUNHE RACES this course will commence as
IL usual, on the second Tuesday in October aud con-
nue four days.
FIRST DAY--Tto0 stakes:
1st-A Sweepsake for Colts aud Fes three years old
3 mile heats-$l0O entrance-half forfeit Now three
subscribers; and, by their PERMISSION will remain open
till the 18th of September.
2d--A Sweepstake for Colts and Filles three years
oli-me heats-$50 entrance-play or pay-Gree for all
Colts that have never run public raceto close OH the
first day Of October.
SECOND ProprietOr's purse $500, entrance SI5-
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-Jocky CLUB purse 5000, entrance, $50
4 mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-the .Ne,c Market plote-consisting of
two beautiful SiiUer Pitchers with tops and walters
and will cost about $SOo.-Two mile heats--free for all
hges.
The Proprietor will be prepared, usual accommo-
date gentlemen at the course.
o. p. HARE, Proprietor.
August 81. SGT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

a MEETING OF the members of the Jockey Club at
- Hanover Court House. will he held at tia, place
(H9nover Court House,) the fourth Tuesday of the
present month, for the purpose of eecng officers and
transacng other business relative the Club 1t is de-
sired by the proprietor of the course that all members
may be present, he wishes 10 fully organize the Club
with view to commence the course again
this iall. [3O--td1 August 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

81 AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10
decree OF the County Court Of Hanover, in the
OF Hazegrove, Sc against Garrett, Sc, shall Com
missioner, Friday the 9Th day OF September next, if
fair, il not the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepte
Benjamin HazelgrOves Tavern, in the said county OF
Hanover, proceed TO SELL public auction, the fourth
part of the Land which Pleasant Tyler died, seized
and possesed which said land sold by William W
Tyler and Martha his wife, (he said William " being
of the children and heirs of the said Pleasant
to James Hazelgrove, deceased-Also, three Negroes, two
OF whom very likely, the property of the said James
HaZelgrove decd. The negroes will be sold for cash.
the land upon credit OF twelve months purchaser or
purchasers giving bonds with approved security to bear
interest from the date, well Deed of Trust upon
the same the better TO the purchase money.So
the requisites of the sale complied with pos.
session will be given. ii. G.. STREET, Comn'r.
August 6. 26-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27
August 2Oth, 1893.

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALEM obed-
ence TO decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county of Henco in the suit
Robert Scott against David G. Williams and Others
shall ON the 18th day OF September, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, TO the highest bidder for
cash, two tracts OF Land lying in the county of Lunen
burg much of them will be sufficient 10 satisfy
the decree Of the Cour' the tract being the land on
which Robert Scott resides, called Hungry Town. suppo-
sed to contain Si3 acres the other adjoining that tract
tanning 900 acres, being the residence OF Dr. Richard
May Those two tracts OF Land more particularly
described in two Deeds OF Trust executed by Robert Scott
TO Trustees, Tor the benefit Of David O. Williams record
ed in the county court of Lunenburg.
will also, at Hungry Town. on the same day. sell TO
the highest bidder for cash, six Negroes and their
crease Gf any.) HENRY N. WATKINS,
COnm'r oppointedbyfhe COutto seHth said property
August 10. 2S-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

MTNioN HOTEL-The subscribers have taken tia,
a well known establishment, the Union IOfeI and
have been al considerable expense ond trouble putting
we mouse ~ good order and repair. They promise their
fends ana tie pubic, that every exeron shall be used
to give the utmost satisfaction every department All
OF MIR Porers stages stop at this establishment Tor pas.
sensers before going to any other part Of the city.
WIN. u. BAILEY,
ED. G. MOSBY
Richmond, August 10 h, 1888 3O-I2t
{T National lncigonco Baltimore Republican Norfolk Herald
PotcG6ug oeigence fredericksburg Arena and New York Co
cf bnquct VIII publish the above adyeemen twice week Tor
four weo and iofwsd their accounts 10 this collection
AIOTlCE hereby given, that application win be made
for The renewal OF certificate Of One Share Of stock
sandinen the Of Thos. Armis,esd on tile Books Of
the Bank Of Virginia, the same having been lost or mis-
laid July I5-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

NNTASHINGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE, BALTI.
w MORE.-Ihis Institution will commence its next
session under and laerng auspices the Legis
aure having granted an act OF ncopora alton, which places
on an equality with the most highly favored Colleges
this Countrywide annual OF lectures will COM
mence on the last Monday of October next and be con-
tinued TO the end OF February ls3iThe for
each ticket, Sl5 Matricuatng ticket S. Dissecting do
$40 Graduating Fee $lOThe student is required 10
tend two winters and take all the tickets twice, before
ne can become candidate for degree; but in
any other respectable college will be considered equ
valent to in this
H. q. JAMESON, NJ. ID. Professor of Surgery
D JENNINGS, M. ID. do. Materia Medca
w. w. HANDY, NJ. ID. do Obstretrics
SAafL. AMMAN, nj. ID. do. Anatomy
b ROGERS, NJ. ID. do. Chemistry
T. E. BoND, Nj. ID. do Theory s. Practice
JAMES B. ROGERS, Dean OF Faculfy
August IL 32-w5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

E,NOR SALE-Thc well known tract of land in the
Il county of Buckingham, lying on Hunts Creek six
miles from the Virginia Mills the same distance from
New Canton, AMI sixteen from the Cour, House, contain
ing by survey 1900 adjoining what is called the
Cold Mine Tract, Hatcher Tndol and others also our
right in the Gold Mine Tract, it is thought that the
right is fully invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining TO examine for themselves
as the indications good better than any other in
this part OF the country although several mines are work
Ing in the neighbourhood TO the benefit OF the owners
The land is suitable for corn wheat and tobacco commo
dious building for small family, good water and healthy
situation.
The sale will ccrtanly take place the first day of Sep.
TENDER next, upon the premises il fair if not the next
fair day. The terms made known that day.
by the Legatees Of TViHiGm Allen deceased
90 The Washington Globe and New Evening Post will
please publish the above accounts TO this
Office Tor collection (lI-tD 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27
NEW ADVEasTIsE lNIENTs.

NOrlCE.-The subscriber being anxious to close hi s
" accounts as Administrator Of John Downey deceas-
ell late Constable Of Henrco couptyal persons having
claims against the estate OF said Downoy requested
Immediately 10 bring them forward properly authenticate
ed. and established vouchers; aud those who in
debted TO said estate desired to make immediate pay
ment. JAMES HAMILTON, .4dn, or
Aug. 81. [s2-wsw] Of John DoOney, decd.
n AND FOR SALE-ln obedience "a decree OF the
n Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county of Henrico, in the suit OF Griffin Organ executor
OF William Allen, dec, who executor of William AL
len, dec, plaintiff, vs. William Murray, administrator OF
William Murray, dec, who of john Murray
dec, and other defendants, shall the 9Th day Sep
TENDER. proceed to SELL at public auction, the premises
TO The highest bidder the Tract OF Land lying in the
~ OF Amelia which William Murray, dec formerly re-
sided called Grove Brook The contains about 600
acres and is situated in most desirable neghbourhood
Cash will be required to amount that will delray the
expenses of the sale and credit of one and three
years for the balance OF the purchase money! the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security aud the title be
reserved until the purchase money is paid
August27 [32-wtdl SAML. JONES' Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

ANIANTS situation : Teacher in private family
w Lady who will undertake teach English in all
its branches, French, Italian, German Piano Forte and
Guitar, Drawing and Fancy Work. The most respeca.
bic references be given line addressed f. and ett
at the Office of the Richmond Enquirer, will reach the
Advertiser. rAug, 2Ol 30 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

II GREEN WILLIAMS Drugs and Medicine-
O. Under The above sign, directly opposite the Eag
Hotel the subscriber has undertaken the Of
the Apothecary's Department. An experience of thirty
five years in the practice of physic has augl him tie
Importance of puncious adherence to r., in which
the practitioners Of Richmond may implicitly rely, and
whom he solic fair proportion OF such they
trout lie engages that no prescription OF importance
shall be put up without his personal attention. To the
poor advice viii be given gra,is.-Couniry physicians
with whom he formerly associated, and his friends
are respectfully invited take share.of their dealings
with him. An assortment OF Glass Points Oils Drugs
generally, will at all times he kept. Mechanics and
others using those articles, will be supplied reasonable
terms. J. 4. SWAMI.
Richmond, Aug Is. 2S-6t
FEVAYLORSY!LLE RACES.--The Races over ihi,
u Course will commence on Tuesday the l7ih of Sep
TENDER next aud continue three days:
fIRsr DAY.-A Sweepstakes for three year old colts
ana niles, one mile aud repeat; entrance $50 for colts
that have never been trained before this fall three entries
SECOND DAY.-A Sweepsiake for three year old colts,
mile and repeats halt forfeit; four entries
THIRD DAY.-A match race Tor $500 aside; two
miles aud repeat; between Pdtoh and Sir Patrick. The
same day there will be elegant Saddle Sc to be run
for, with the Tolls of that days race.
VIM. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
August %. 3l-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

NoRFOLK, August q, 1858.
Disappointment TIC steam Cott,u5ia Capt Mitch,
ell, arrived here Y".'"f4} ''ou III O'Clock from Bali.
more and Rom ii' ntHaion given IN last that the
President might proiahiy cone up in her short Viz
90 10 this place, 'de No'y 'rd, &c many personsuz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

NlTED STATES HOTEL, IT'S and 1870 Pearl ST
" and l3S WGter ST., beilCeen Wan ST. and Nfaiden
Lane, NEW EoRK.--T. H. REDMoNDE respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has eopened the
above Establishment which he has pn in complete order
Tor the reception of Boardcs, Merchants and Travellers
The situation of the United States Hotel presents pecu
liar advantages to Merchants and Travellers being in the
centre of the mercantile business of the city aud within
minutes walk Of the Bank, Exchange and Public oi
ces The free circulation OF air which the extent Of the
establishment ensures 10 its apartments renders very
desirable residence. The Dining and Coffee rooms are
spacious and pleasantly situated the Sleeping room. airy
aud comfortable. In addition to the other range of ac
commo1aiiOns, he has added splendid Eating room on
The European plan, where breakfast will be served up
from 10 10 o'clock, and dinner from III 10 5. All gen
tenen putting up at the United States Hotel can have
dinner at any hour they please without any additional
charge The cellars well stocked with the hest wines
and liquors. the larder will bo constantly supplied with
every delcacy Of the New Yors, Philadelphia and other
markets
Grateful for The liberal patronage already received the
Proprietor will be anxious merit continuance
and extension; in confident anticipation OF which, he
pledges himself TO uge his Jealous exerons for the com
fort OF bis patrons. r. b. REDMONDE
August 6. 26-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

HNhUSI SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed vi Trust, exc
Il cuted BY Richard s. Nicholson to the Tor
,ht purposes therein expressed aud admitted to record IN
e Cerks Once OF the counties OF Southampton and
nIs,' VIII he sold at New Market, the 10Th day of
Os'ooer next, lb-"g ,e 81 day OF the races) To the
inquest bidder, tor cash, bay called Sorax Uhc
as oil the celebrated horse Red Rove aud one sorrel
ney Tue produce oil the said by Monsieur Tonsor:
me said mare u believed he in oa at this time nv ca
'ohhan Persons DESTROYS of procuring stock Of first
rate oioodeded horses, will do well to attend the sale AL
-" AT The Courthouse OF Southampton, the 2st day of
ocooer next (brng court day. will he sold the terms
'po'e mentioned, the following property, Wit: The
s'u Richard b Ncholsons interest (inrluiing the ine-
feS' winch he purchased OF Charles Briggs aud wie)
w 'he i'i an slaves allotted Mrs Anu Nicholson a,
her dover in the estate OF her deceased husband sim
ch"iso; one stud horse called King two riding or WORT
no'ses' and one gig aud harness. Although tie til. "a,
e property above mentioned, is believed
me subscriber viii convey other title than is vested in
MN by the Deed OF Trust aforesaid will here talk.
occasion 10 mention, that the debts due, or which may
neeoue due, irom persons who have put mares TO
kover late The property of Richard s. Nicholson have
been assigned 10 me, and other person is a,oriz
{" 10 receive mem l.. II. EDWARDS.
september 1G h, 1888. aO,J,
" The Lyme burg Vrgnan please publish Tho above nI
onward their = oifca for Iectinn " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

BY virtue of Deed in Trust, exrcnied TO the sub.
ID scrihers by Nathaniel Perkins an Robert French
Tor purposes therein perihrd, dated the LII day Of De-
cemhrr 1917 and duly If record in the Clerks Office of
the county Of buckingham, will I've sold, o the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, the ooh day OF November
neS' Al the Diamond Mills, in the county oi Bncking
ham, three hundred Of Land, berg the sane pnr
chased hy the said Perkins Of certain hares uerran
part OF tbs tract IL cleared The bssnce well lmtered
The lille 10 Ills land ia believed IN lie pood but sctino
trustees, such title only will be conveyed as is ve4eI in
us oy SAID Deed. l.. FONrAINE,
ROBERT HILL,
FINCH SCRUGGS,
otPeWheI a. tli-w8ws Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
PROCLA NATION

ny Ine G1ps!no' ~ me Communicable of Tuginia
AA 1EREA> inormdtion has been received of tine
Wv murder Of certain Gorge Craft OF The county nj
PrsyIvana, and ii appearing from the certificate of ,,e
Coroner OF said county, that the murder Committed bv
ARMIsTEAD CRAFT, brother Of the deceased who la,
meda'ey fed and is going larges full descrip
lon OF whose person u hereunO sUbjoDcd. Now there
fore, john Floyd, Governor Of The Cofnnonweal lii of
virginia have thought proper 10 issue Ibis P,oclsma.
non Offering reward OF T,cO Hundred DOIiors, any
person or persons who will apprernd an convey TO The
JAN Of Piyi'ahid county. the aforesaid Armsesd Graf;
aud, do moreover. require al officers both civil sud mi.
hiay and reques the good people Of this eslr
TO use their best exerions TO apprehcnd and secure the
aid fugitive hat he may he dealt VIII, according to law
Given under my hand, a. Governor and under
ZEAL the lesser seal Of The said Common % altl, a,
Richmond, this 23i day Of Seotem,er. 1888
JOHN FLOYD.
The said Hrmisfeod Crdft. isdescbed as being sbou,
pr 20 years old about epi or inches high, yer,
~ nrshy and strongly made for his height; has light.
Tr h'r Anh eyes. iair skin aud 1ofd compile xion ia.
gfI' 'cAr ON The upper lip, bald headed and sometime
re wig '"' no" Usually lies the hair The sides OF
80 1r,o"' 'he top, has rather round shoulders, is o
bly bold appearance aud j. said TO have rode away
Fob0ss." f4l-g4w1 Gee, or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
BY RITA HE & COOK.

" rhe EN,lUiKER published week. xeu,raI,v and
,hree during tho
sdru, the h.,eoorc Five Iiolas annu
Notes Of shaI,acd specie (on)
sss. in Tho Editors will safety
the by mall of all by
No viii he iscontinued of hc
Slitors, until all have been paid up.
Whoever will tho or papcrs
gratis.
ri trfas.. TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
Ono less fiat insertion, each
" assumed nv n this cit, .nvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

Ok Al - REWARD.-Abscofded from the subscriber
ID seB IN the 3iSi day OF August negro woman nam
edQUEEN purchased This woman Of Col. James Midi
son OF Farmvile, trustee Tor Josiah Chambers Queen
was raised in tie neghborhoOd OF Farmvie and possibly
sue nay pass that way; or before, may attempt 10 GO
on TO Petersburg and Richmond, and quite likely she NAY
oota" ree papers, as she has zion, who
free. Queen is about 2s years nj age supposed to I've
feet high, well formed, ofa light black color, and has
several OF her front teeth The above reward will be
paid for her delivery II my house $50 snd all reasona
able expemces, " confined in Jill GET her in
HiLLERY @. RICHARDSON.
Charlotte, September ~. 40 A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

THNUITlON.-MRs JAMES NJ JOHNSTON las open
n ed School for tle instruction Of small chidien
her number is limited TO twenty FIVE. enable her to 10
justice TO her scholars Her terms will be twenty dolas
Tor the scholastic year OF ten months.
She also prepared TO accommodate young ladies with
board, who attend Other schools IN Richmond Every al
teniOn viii he given adv moral and
FERNS ol board s so Tor The schol isic year
She hos spare IN which she can accommodate a
small family, or ladies' who wish to spend the winter in
town l3o-4J September ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AiQUEl.lNE p. TAYLOR has received Inv IN,
the late Packets iro" New York aud Phadeipha, hi
tall supply OF Dry GooDs consisting OF the usu
oil Forei." AMI Domestic articles
ALSO on COnsignmeat-A very large assortment o
Brussels, ply ki'e, muster, and venetian an,
Snperfn- blue, black. brow n and olive cloth
Blue, aud brown uperfne coating, for ov coats
N'p coons haizes krrseys bIae checked aud Other co
red horse cloths imported expressly for horse clothing
10 all al which he invites the attention Of those
ing 70 purchase (Sep'. 27] 49,
3 "ORrHAM, McGRUDER & CO., in The ware.
Wv house recently occupied by Wortham s. McC;r,i-
der the cross street fronting the Bell Tavern. oppo
site Messrs Rilsion & Pleasan'.--off.r Tor sale "
~ hhds ST. Crox, Porto Rico aud New Orleans Su.
90 boxc. loaf Sugar
l6O hoxe- BAGS RIO. Java and old white Coffee
10 hds Molasses
81 bhls. Herrngs
30 do. family roe do
do. mess Pork, New York inspeciion)
ierces prime Rice
''' con sacks Salt, Chest Liverpool filled)
200 do ground alum do.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns from the Petersburg NIanufac-
turing Company
50 realms wrapping Paper
20 do writing (com do
100 tons lron comprising an assortment of Swedes
English AMI country Tires for carriages, gigs, car.
ryill., carts a'd wagons
Round from l6 Il" 4 LIZ inches diameter
Square, from is to
Ulster. rounI, Hat and square
ton axleiree Mouii., Tor carriages
Band aud hox Iron
Trough Plates 'hd Pio1gh Moulds, No I, 2 and 3
Nail Rolls, a. ored
tons clustered Steel
2 do German
Ii 10. English hlistered do.
I do. Spring do.
10 kegs Mails. assorted,
or casks Port Wine, genuine
10 do. do Malaga do.
half pipes pure French Brandy
pipes Sicily "Syobies" NJ. Wine
do w. I. Rum
Madeira aud NJ ,rsecs Madeira Wines
OIL RIVE and ON. wbiskey, Gin and Rum
Shot, Duponfs Powder and Window Glass
Taow aud Sperm Caudlrs aud Sosp
Ginger, Pepper and AI-pce
Sal'p tire, Alum, Coppera- and Indigo
Bar Lead, cotton aud wool Cards
Bed C"r'i- AMI lea.ling Lines
SEQ ch aud N,rai'su Sm,hs
Guupos der, Imperial aud Black Teas.
Also.
25o ierces fresh Thons,on Lime-jus received direct
sept 81 Al 81
& Nl.E OF NEGROES, STOCK. &c.-The suhsrri.
~ Der N otfer To- sale, highest bidder on Fri
Day hr Sch day of November nexr, the planta or the
Late hh tIi~, deceased, Ia the county Buckingham
called >no drn opposite Scntsville, county uf Al
be"Aic, ab'", tDenfy Hkeiy Negroes all The horses.
cattle, aW' stock of every tInd the cr"p amount.
ing 10 Three or four hundred barrels large
CO IN he house, fodder, sc. Sc the p ,naton u'en~ii-
&C. as wen as every thing else apperaiu"g 10 large
Terms Nine months credit for all sums over ten dol
lar Tor thh aud unicr, cash Bond and app,o ed
srcy, of cour-e. requr"d Shoul the day lie Unfair %
thai the sale cannot go then il wi he made the ne xi
lair day. JOHN II. COLEMAN.
Exor. oil John Harris deed.
Albrmafle, Sept. 20. 4i-tds