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ROBT, J. FALFhEY,
aur28 Cashier.
bPARi<ER.S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, DC.
a. OURNAb of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction Of the
A B C F NJ, performed in tho years 1855 sc and
70; containing description of the geography, &C.
ology, climate and productions and the 1an Ell,
manners and customs Of the natves with IA Map
OF Oregon Territory, by Rev Sam cl Parker, A Nj
he River and lie Desert; or R-collections ol
the Rnone and thu %hartreuse; b. Miss Paf'loe,
author ofthe City of, Sd tan, &c. in , vols.
The Robher, Ialo, ' the author oil RlcheieQ,
The Gypsy, Attia; IN 2
The Two Flrts; or Ad, =~inre in Country
House, and other Tales, Ivy Lnty B'ossington, l.
Bulvyer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore
Captain Me,lwin, and others; in vols
The life an1 Adventures OF Nicholas Nc eby
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by PhZ, No. |.
| Just re ciyod and TO- sale by
BENJAMIN LEVY.
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So s. " tncss the Honorable 4. NJ. Eucha-
SIC " ~. nan, Judge of said court this twentieth
s}s2 f25s day of september. 1855.
TilEO, LEWIS,
FsG@I,I' Oct1-3t Deputy Clerk.
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1nG LITTLE SKETCH 3 poE; course Of very easy
lessons in Landscapes, Figures, &c. by George
Child; lst a4d 2l series.
Just received and 10, sale by WA McKEAN,
jy8 cor Of Camp and Common sis
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e." aud 10 d,.Tsgafd solemn pledge; anu
thirdly. TO undertake to pronounce upon pouo"
question: involving The subject of slavery IN the
District Of Coumhla-a question upon which tie n
cutest statesmen are kno@nto be divided Now, I"r
my part, am prepared tc JOIN you IN none oil these
things.
As You have Assumed the Office Of telling the
clergy what they zht 10 do - Of taking Them so
severely TO task lur defending and preaching the
principles and policy Of your society aud addtes-
sing them IS u init. cowardy set Of men, who dare
not do their duty land all this the very act oi
recognizing Them your "icdetffs.' winch Ger
tanls by divine appointment aud commission theN
} Ibeg leave TO let You know, that there Is one
OF them at least land trust you will find man, OF
the same spfii.) Who has courage enough, not only
TO iseaim yeur imput4tons, but 10 tell You, that,
look upon the principles OF your society as utterly
erroneous, lis policy DANCE Gus ~ the extreme,
and the spirit ~ which It's measures prosecuted
as highly urjusiflblc aud unchrisan far from
aiding II IN any way, feel 1t te BIZ my duty land
since have read your address, moro than orer. to
use all my hre influence oppose lis doctrines aud
ITS operations. | clad to find. that "ihe main
obstacle that yen have had your efforts has been
the opposition oil ministers ofhc gospel ~ The fact
IS honorable 10 them. the friends OF order the sup
poftefs OF Ia. and the preachers al peace. hope
They Will rs one man, unite In resisting the dan
eefous designs aud tendencies Of every such com
bnatton. Notwithstanding the warnings Won give
rs. very much IN the shape Of tireas.J that unless
vi JON the ranks OF aboltliousp. our " Influence
aud usefulness will be destroyed.n our " pretcn-
,lons as ministers Of the gospel dcrided :" aud
We ourselves regarded ume-servers AMI hire
I'ugs = cetianl, shall never lend the least coun
euance to the Anti. Slavery Society.
am gentlemen. YOURS.
HENRY w. DGGACuET.
Rector OF 81. Stephens Church.
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DAILY EsAEL-HOAD LINE
Between Charlottesville, and Rich.
mO'lfi and Frcdericks .,,,r-


PASSENGERS leaving Richmond or Freder-
i icksbnrg in the RAILWAY CARS at 5 A.
NJ, reach Charlottesville the same dav at 7 or Z p
NJ more than halt the way being by The RAIL
ROAD and the rest over roaA, naturally one of
the very best for stnges in middle Virginia. SO that
aided by hrst-rae teams, coaches, and drivers pas
sengers may, in good weather, be ensured speed of
Sir m'!eS an hour without allowing for soppaees
They will moreover get from Richmond or Fred
ericksburg To Charlottesville in from 10 hours tess
time traretttnq, hanby any other with literally
No might tfarelhng 10 interfere with sleeping hours
The RAILWAY CARS, for ease, comfort aud
spacouSnsss, resemble The parlour OF IN elegant o-
Tel more lhan any vehicle for land travelling.
STAYING IN Charlottesville all night, and I'LL after
breakfast papseDgers may then 90 daily 10 Staunton
and every other day to Lsnchbnr.. in coaches own
ed by the proprielofs of the Ru- Road line the
only coaches on those roads. From StauEton, sta
ges owned by the same promietors run every other
day Souhwestwarlly through Lexington, b buchanan
&c. while others, owned bv Me>srS. Porter x Bel
den. III like manner Wcstwardv. to Guyandotte.
From Charlottesville downwafds, the stages for the
present will set ont AT noon, dine II Mrs. Clarh's,
and reach the RAIL ROAD DEpor At early bed time ,
whence, setting of at halt past morning. pas
scngers get to Richmond by 10 A. NJ, and Fred
erichsbure and the Potomac in for the Railway
cars to Baltimore.
The old Mail Line GfStaEcs between Fred
ericksburg aud Charlottesville, through Orange will
slill run tunes week.
FARE from Richmond 10 Charlottesville S54
" Frea'g. 10 Charlottesville, (by either
In gong upward, passengers will require two
meals only downward, three meals and Il isht's
lodging.
Office At the EAGLE HoTEL, Chariottcsye-A-
gent Mr.. JonN NowLEs.
April 10 CIV
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POLITICAL.
From the Colonization Herald.
FAR r MS ID 4. q 81 Ns.

Builds, thou wealth Its wings spread
Its daxa Ied votariss to eude and foil
On scencef Lo the lofty sage hath fed.
Like the pale lamp that Ii, his midnight toll
Forgotten the flower that dcck'J the vernal sell
Bald ST thou on love the trusting heart it cheers
While youth and hope entsinc their garlands ga.
Yet hath il stll an heritage OF tears:
Buildst thou fame the dancing meteof's ray
Glidcs swicr wing, TO deeper night away.
Whv on such sands thy spirits temple rearl
How shall its base the steeking pillows shaa
Co seek the Eternal Rock with humble fear
And the tablet Of each scitiu.
Grave with diamond pen, some deed ofduty done.
Young art thou then he words OF wisdom weigh.
Mature the gathering ills ofliic beware.
Aged O. make His mighty arm Thy stay
Who saves the wcakests appliant fnm despair
And bids the darken'd tomb, robe Of glory
l.. II. :.
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O.s.f, HE.y.DRED .fCHES,

More OF less. aud includes the Mansion House. At
the same time aud place, there will be sold one
seventh part OF the remainder IN the Mill Lot OF 52d
acres to which Ms Nancy kncker Is entitled for HE
The sals will be for cash. and will take place At the
house Of SAID Willis Rueker.
The sale will be made in pursuance OF decree oil
the Circuit SpperIor Court Of Law aud Cbancery,
for the county of Amherst, made AT the september
term 1882, IN the case Of RobertsoU's Admir-, vs..
Rneker JOHN COLEMAN.
Sheriff Of Amherst county, aud Con,'r.
April 10 tbs
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FOR RENT,

fTf93 THE large and convenient Store House
H3ml now occupied by ourselves, running back IS
-sA-Atect, &yery handsomely arranged for business
Possession can be had Immediately by applying TO
the subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT &Co.
T. ). All persons indebted to us, will please come
forward and settle early possible il is very de-
srable that business Should be closed without de-
], c. HUNT. & Co.
March Is e
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ylr. william II. Isbell,

u. iR AS YOU are not an lnhabant of this Com
- monwealih, hereby notify you that on Mon
day the fourth day Of June nexr, at the tavern Of Ed
ward l.. Scruggs, in the Town OF Maysvllle and
county of Buckingham, shall take the DISPOSITIONS
Of Rpbt. b. Shaw Jr., James Brown, Lewis D. Is
bell James {. Walton, and William NJ Mosley, to
be read evidence the trial Of asuit IN Chanccry
now pending, IN the county Court OF Buckingham,
in which am Plaintiff, and you Defendant. and
II from any the taking Of The sand dispositions
should not be completed on that day, To continue
from day to day Ill completed Yours &c.
JAMES ). ISBELL.
April 90 dw
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NIIRGINIA-At a Court held for Franklin County, !" ""
Courthouse, the ID day OF April, 1888. o,,
Daniel Stoner plaintiff, against Nathaniel Ieao;L on,.
Meador, and jonathan Hardy, Deehu"
In CHANCERY. a..
The Defendants, Otey Meador and Jonathan Harry nc
wing entered their appearance, and given security acc
the general Assembly, and the rules OF TINS m
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that tlet no.
inhabitants OF this commonwealth On the motion o. and
ti by counsel il ordered that the said Oey Meaio' ,
Jonathan Hardy do appear here the first MondnN III h,
and answer the bill o. the Plaintiff and that cop! n
order be toh~ it'll inserted in the ,nchburg Velna' ~ III,
months successfully and posted at the front door u
Courthouse of this county.
copy-Tcste, >,
April l6 "SA
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K.E.S:EW.EE.

ENROM THE SUBSCRIBER, living near Am
Il herst Court House on Tuesday the eth ut.,
II Negro Man named Office (Orpscus,)
he is about 20 years old, vety black, feet 0 in
ces high strong aud active remarkably brisk. partc
ularly when ina good humor he is good carriage
driver aud discovers considerable genius III Caipen
fers tools. He had on when he left me, a clare
irock coat much faded, aud high crowned fur
hat about half worn his other clothing not recol-
lected As he eoped without any known to
me, am induced TO think he has procured Free
PdpcrS. will give Fxf'TI' DOLL.HRS
RE U.lKD II taken out Of this State, and a lib
eral rewatdh he is apprehcnded in this State, to-
gether with all reasonable charges.
II. l.. BROWN.
April 5 WITS
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Spring and summer GOODS
L.LN'D!S .A.N'D ,SE.XV'ES
At AUCTIbN.

IN PURSUANCE OF a rECRETAL ORDER
l. ofIhe Circuit Superior Court oil Law aud Chan
Gerry for the town OF Lynchbnrg, made al the last
term of the SAID Couri, IN SUIT therein depending
wherein Chiswcll Ddbney Is PlaItH, aud john Bull
lock- James Bullock, and others defendants; the
undersigned WILL the 9Th day ol June, 1873, at the
Pedlar Mills, IN the county OF Amherst, expose to
sale, by way Of public auction for cash
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Four Tracts Of Land,

With the appnrtenanccs, lying and beng in the
county OF AmhrrS,-io wit, the Isl Tract con-
tliEing 12el Acres, more or less, being the
conveyed TO conveyed TO Richard ). Ellis by
John Burks aud Elizabeth his wife, by deed. bearing
date the 10Th day of October, 1916, oireeord in
the county court of Amherst; The > Tract, con-
tanning l4li ACRES. more or less, being the same
which was eonyeyd TO the SAID Ellis by Samuel
Burks tson OF Cndrles, aud Rhodi his wife, by deed
dated the Sd day OF January 1898, and Of record IN
Amherst county Coud.-thc Sd Eract, containing
0S Acres, patented 10 Josiah Ellis IN J. S0 and be
guearhed To- ormherlted Jy, the said Richard ). FL
lls-and the 4th Erari, containing so Acres,
purchased by the sud Richard S. Ellis OF Charles
l'urks's heirs--and the deeds for which are Of re-
cord IN the county Court OF Amherst.
Also the following SE.1B'E.S, aud he increase
OF the females oi them tIl any, born since the 1s day
Of February, 1900 namely Shadrack, a man. and
Jnnev his wife. and their five children Jesse, Gil
lar, Hannah. Emily, and james kessIa and her
,Iicc children Wlns ~. Anderson aud Henry
David, aud DIbney, Nnstaphia, and Lewis, Black
smnls-(wlllch SAID Lends aud Slaves were hereto
fore conveyed by the said Richard S. Ellis Thorn
as A. llolcombe, as Commissioner, &c. by deed OF
mortgage, bearing date on the Isl day Of February,
l630-and also OF record IN the said county Court
of Amhcrst) JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
Of amherst county.
May 3 i9J
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ABOII1lDN

When the Northern fanatics were LAYING their
plans tor the success Of their neaous scheme the,
sought TO make deep impression upon profession
a. men. lhey attacked the lawyers, dvines and
doctors. and, in many instances, with A decree oi
success that inspired the friends of order and decen
~ with deep modification. Those fanatics, howey-
sr' sometimes ial'ed and the following spirited let.
Ter addressed 10 the Anti-Slayery Commttee OF the
tiy OF Philadelphia. from the Rev DR.. DucAenrr,
u'ii by read with great pleasure BY the friends oihe
South
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We. KBE,N FOR SALE.

/ y compliance with the last will and testament of
i kezlah Hubbard, deed. on Saturday the 9th
day May, ls3s, shall sell, public auction,
the highest bidder for cash, at the Store House OF
Jahez Smith. Esq, in the county OF Pntsyvania Va.
l6 Negroes, Consisting Of men, women, boys and gls.
JAMES \. MITCHELL, Er'or.
Of ke.iah Habbard decd.
April-23 u9M
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PHILADELPHIA, April Cd. 1878
'ies'r' Wn. H. Scott, Isaac Parrish, H'm Harne
Daniel Neal, Peter Knight, Eastern Erecuti

Hts'rs. YIN. II. Scott Isaac Parrish, U'm. Iirn,3
Daniel -NedH Peter Iprigh, Eastern Erccutire
Committee 3c.
Genilemcn-l have this day received an Adj
dress OF the ANTI Slavery Society to the Ministers of
the Gospel IN the State OF Pennsylyania - and no
/ perceive that the Eastern Executive Committee"
were directed TO distribute cnpics of that production
presume it has been sent 10 me by Won. | lose
no the IN returning IT TO your hands. ! cannot con
sent 10 keep 1t my possession single day. lest my
DONG SO should be misunderstood by YOU. az an
acknowledgement on my part of your night TO issue
sucn paper and perhaps even as an acquiescence
IN the statements principles and rcasonings il con-
ta'ns Much less would appear TO sanction the
peIsersions OF scripture with which il abounds
VI tnesc nave no disposition to say any thing here
But feel myself called upon to saw that consider
Tue style IN which you have taken upon Yourselves
70 speak oil the clergy, and to them, exceedingly
indecorous and unchrstian. feel il 10 be an ips,
and outrage upon the whole body of the ministry
IN the commonwealth. You speak Of Them As
"criminally inconsistent ~ as having "cop,racted
crimson guilt = as grossly abusing the tremen
dous influence OF the Office they sustain as being
AFRAID or ashamed to take their stand" against
slavery as miserable. craven set Of "time .serv
ers - as shutting OFF, the matter with =. pre
~xt; as Perpetuang the corruJtions Of public
opinlon as "injuring the interests of their flock
aud bringing lasting disgrace upon the holy office
~ bearing the sin of the American slave tr,de -
" ueieua'hg slavery by "sophstry," or by ndi-
euie, railing and reproach - and as even encour-
aging or at least apoIogizng for, brute force" on
Tue part OF its advocates. All these grave charges
are brought against US in your pamphlet, either
d"ectl, or by implicalion-and all, because the
clergy do not choose to be abolitionists | cannot
see why you should desire the aid of so uuprinc-
pied body OF men, as you seem 10 think the mass
., Tue clerical corps. Aud you call upon us, viru-
hist' to violate or resist what you acknowledge
70 NC 'hc tdw' secondly, To break what YOU acknow-
'viss 10 be = compact binding the State. to-e,b
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SURGICAL sNsTRunENTs.

To Physicians, country merchants and hisirlends,
generally, he pledges hnselithat his goods shall be
inferior 10 none M this market that he will sell
moderate advance, aud every exerlion 10 give
satisfaction. 7. A. FOURQUREAN.
March Is
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MIR. Thomas E1un!cy:

a. R:-Not knowing where this notice might reach
~ YOU, take this method OF informing you that
on the 3lst Of May next, shall proceed to take the
Deposition OF George NJ Long and others, al Ncks
burg. Miss; and ON the 2Gth Of the month, the
deposition OF +. :. Dade aud Others AT the Planters
Hotel III Natchez, Miss. and ON the 9th of july
at liughes's Tavern, in Morsrnfeld Union Cousty
Ky. the deposition OF A. l.. Churchill aud Others
All of which are to be read evidence in a shit now
depending aud undetermined al the Superior Cour
OF Law aud Chancery for the county OF Campbell
and State otYrginla in which YOU are plaintiff aud
| am defendant. Yours. nc
ARMlSFEAD LONG.
April l6 I'm
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LAND FOR sal 4.

H,HERE will be sold, upon the premises at pup
L lac auction. on lie 25th day OF May, 1855, the
Tilet OF Land nhercon Willis Rucher al present
resides on the waters oil Hams Creek, IN the conn
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Mrs. Nclxinley's Corsctts.

a SMALL Invoice Of this justly celebrated
n Ornament this day to hand, of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON T. ELI.IOTT.
Apnllo =,
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RE- VOI:EE.
MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS,

ANE removed their establishment To the House
4 recently occupied by Mr. X. b. Norvel, oppo
site Messrs. H. b. Richards & Co Hardware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public TO give them call, and examine then large
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS, &c. &c; to which they are daily making
very Interesting additions.
October % is
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Three Hundred Acres.
LANCASTER q BRYANT,
CD.N.NZSS7O .EEA * EsA. E.A'TS,
May 3

EHANE just received lalge and well assorted
Il Il Stock of GROCERIES, selected for the
trade of tins place. They will constantly keep on
hand Spanish Hides, Train Oh, aud fine Liquors
and Wines ol every description. Their friends aud
the public generally, arc respectfully solicited TO
give them call.
B,nchbnre March % Is
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rIiIIE subscriber having purchased the entire
/ Stock and interest OF Doct. X. ID. Palmer, IN
he concern OF fourqutean aud Palmer, respectfully
socits continuance ot the patronage SO literally
bcsiomed upon the late firm. lie now has, aud viii
continue TO keep on hand. u general assortment OF
articles pertaining To his business VIZ.
DRUGS, MEDICiNEsDyE.s TUFFs, OILS,
PAINTS, PEKFIuERIEs &c. &c.
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commissioners Sal.

y pursuance of a decree of the cou,,.
n Bedford. pronounced at the Anr,l ,s, aout
court 1888, shall proceed to sell, on rho oc, Ul
OF Nay, 1888, at the late residence of J,.' ~"
I,c'1 "
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~- assigned and aotedte Molly SIR
widow, as her dover therein. The Land cons,'.
two small Tracts, lying contiguous, one cop,,,'.
amour seventy and the other sixty Acres. OneIb.
OF me hrst named Tract, and oae hall o(the o,ho,
in woods, and good tobacco land--the cIe,,oJ d y
OF both are in good condition. and portion .o,'
fresh. The slaves are or 10 in number, and ,a,'
valuable. WY
TEEMs.-The sad Land and SIayes will be MA.
public auction, TO the highest bidder-the land a.,
credit OF one and two years, and the slaves on c,a
oitwelve months from the day ofsale Bond, an.
good security viii be required Of the purchaser A.,
the tile 10 the land will be reserved until the pur
Chase money therefor is wholly paid.
HENRY STIFF, Conp'r
April 80 w2,
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VIRGINIA Ate Court held for Bedford county, at IN
court house, the 23d day OF April, thousand e's"
Bird : / cttwicb Plaintiff
against
Samuel Garland Maurice II. Garland David ". onane
and Jesse Fuqua, De'e"dahe'
IN CHANCERr.
The defendant Jesse Fuqua, not having enterca he
pearance and given security, according 10 the ac' oi
and the uhes OF this court, and appearing TO the suh
OF this court that he nhabltant OF TINS h
II Is ordered, that the said defendant appear iti vi IN
fourth Monday in July next, aud answer the b o wv lc
i, and that COPY of this order be forthwith PUBLISH"
IN the Lynchburg Virginan, for two months sn.ceS, ,y
and posted at the front door OF the courthouse OF TINS co"
a Copy-Teste. enc
April 80 W."
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ROBERT VI. BROWN,
attorney ct AUiC,

"AS settled at Amherst Court House, Virginia.
Il l. with the Intention OF pracilcing IN the Superior
aud Inferior Cour's of Amherst and Nelson, aud he
Will be thankful ion portion OF the public patronage
April 6m
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TIE BALTIMORE
Life Insurance Common,

lakes all kinds of Contracts in which I;tc A.
tcrcst OF Honey il inv oil ed "
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FRANKLIN LAND AND NEGROES
TOp. s0fe.

TN pursuance Of a decree OF the county court OF
] Franklin. pronounced Al the September term
OF that court. shall, On the fret DAY Of November
next, proceed 10 sell, To the highest bidder. on the
premises, Jl24 Acres OF LAND. lying IN the county
Of Franklin. On Doe Creek. the late residence OF
Eias Pintkafd, deed. on which there IS open
Land sufficient TO work ] or5 hands TO advantage.
mostly fresh ard IN good repair, with good new
buildings, and = portion OF the Wood Land OF good
q|uslty. and will be shown ON application to Charles
Pinckard on the premises. Also. six valuable
Negroes amorg tIem three young Men, a young
woman and gifl, well worth the attention Of persons
wishing TO purchase. The Land on one aud two
years. the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly for the purchase money, and the title retain
ed til the pay ment be made the Negroes on II
months, aud the purchase money also secured by
the COMMISSIONER.
Also. on same day and place, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, on IL months, the residue Of SAID
dccedenl's estate, consisting al B Horses, a good
new Wagon aud Harness, stock Of Cattle, among
them a yoke OF young Oxen. Hogs, Sheep, and
Crop OF every description, together with Plantation
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&c. Bond aud security required bs the
ADMINISTRATORS.
70 The sale 10 commence with the Land, at II
O'CLOCK, and continue from day TO day I'LL all are
sold.
September p wiw