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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-15
Haiuatie .itbemarlc Land for .SaI,


virtue OF Decree Of Aibemare county Court on
me ON june 1885, the subscriber offers private sale tina,
fiuable Tract Of Land belonging the estate of Inc H.,
formerly the residence Of Major Jas Clarke lying on tho
ese'ours road eight miles below Charlottesville adjoining the
ds OF John Rogers Peter Merwe others and
eleven and twelve hundred This land be-,
9.ied Immediately at the base Of the South
in OF the pleasant and agreeable neirbborbood. in
State The greater part Of the land cleared and 10 fine
improvement; but there sucency woods for
css'ay purpose The soil principally Of tho beat moun,
and admirably adapted TO the growth Of tobacco whea,
eosei' The Improvements comprise comfortable dwelling
% and every necessary building, suitable for large
OPPORTUNITY OF obtaining desirable estate rarely occurs
az distance, wishing to purchase, will therefore do wei
ogs ;oa pya'ey before Abemorle September Court will
tp.mh sale on the premises Tuesday the 5th
\ Ps,.o. u ,a otherwise on the fair day.
web.r 70 view the land will please call upon Mr. Peter
Terms and give aoy information desired '"'''
equal the purchase money eash,hc balance in
knd. aPp'o'ea security, and deed Of trust on the
iuns IS ELLEN NJ. CARR, cossmissioner.
n ,or r,,,o ll-wt5a
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NORFOLK. June !

prsrvrr 70 THE GoveRSox On Saturday last,
nar,d Campbell. Esq, Governor Of this Commonwealth,
Ia, his family p,riv accompanied BY several of our
.sns visited the Navy Yard As the barges passed
,c lava, the aag ship of Com Warrington they were
';,"a the Pennsylvania and the Dry Dock, and were
soT,Ix entertained by Com. Warrington. Aner eav-
Ne ward, the Governor visited the friga,e Macedo
between the forts and received every attention to
Inch his station entitled him The yards were manned
S when the party were sitting in the cabin, salute Of
=" ,nns acknowledged his presence. In the afternoon
~ volunteer companies joined by their Portsmouth
s,,pa,rios paraded and were reviewed BY the Cover
eo- He then visited the Navy Hospital and returned
hstcre dark He embarked Yesterday morning in the
US Ola Dominion for Old Point, and thence de
80 IN The Alabama for Baltimore. We learn that the
Gorernor expressed much qualification at the kindness
"a bosni,,lity that marked his receptioR.-Beaeon.
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LANCASTER, DENNY & co.

LANCAS TER, DENBY & co.
Offer far sale, in Store:
2NA EEIDS New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
900 bags Porto Rico Lasura and St Domingo Coffee
20 hhdI Sugar House Mola,scs
100 hhIs Bacon, Todd's cnng-ce!ebreted brand
600 Bugs shot, assorted numbers
100 barrels Family Flour, Washers brand
20o0 pound. Cotton Yarns Spring Hill Factory Richmond
5000 tol Cotton Waddng, do do do
With general assortment OF Liquors, Wines Gc.
.7nd hare .7foat, duly erpec,sd
500 TIcrco, Louisiana Loaf end Clarified Sugars
$50 hhds. Atttkapas Sugar
600 barrel. New Orleans Molssses
100 bartol. Coverings Loaf and Crushed Sugar
20 d.. Old Monographs Wh!ssey
80 hhis copper distilled do.
10 half pipes pure Cosnsc Brand.
June Is ll-it
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TAKEN up John Sfedd his land in the county Of
Po~hatan estray and calf tho marked with
cron and right snd smooth in the left has
white AID belly with sides to be peeked with white
and red .nd has and cumped horns with the ends
.,wed Of Viewed w james Siedd and Snead
Bowuins sh day July 1887 aud appraised TO fifteen dol
lar.. Ieste, WM. >. ohHceC
ll-3ts
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FROM THE FRONTIER.

To he edif0r, dated WateTtcl0n, jane g.
.Tbere have been three arrests since wrote you
,,nss fIun,sr, Jesse Thayer and William Lester, all
C,n,di,ns Hunter, it is probable, will be discharged
-,
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Ext.ns;rc Snic of Furniture. &c

Ert>nsire Sale Of Furniture, &c.
6bN HCRSDAY 2lst instant commencing o'clock
shall se without the sIeck OF Furniture,
appeanns the Union Hotel consisting Of IS bsdsads
feather beds hair and bedding adeboards bufesuf,
chairs .eer., locking g.er, ehander lamps, branch
canee&s rin the usual variety Of kitchen furniture one va
liable eight clock and great variety OF articles TOO numerous
advertisement. Tho sao will take place at the
Unicn Holel.
$50 cash. So ard under $780, 3month md
$780, nonh. credit will he so" ed for satisfactory pspsr re
goti4olo and payable OF the Bank. in the city
LANCASTER, DENNY CO.,
June IS ll-2 4aeioneers
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tear, nsa, South; and the county police on the
liner side Of the city ne where the Sheriff actively
One or two military companies were under orders,
nd vide,les stationed al points convenient iur
communication. -,
Immense numbers Of people were assembled IN Sixth
s,r South street, and al other points few acts Of
.,lsncc were committed and some arrests made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-15

We regret to be under the necessity of rostponing the
argumpniarive and eloquent appeal of PrBLIcoLA to
the "kepubican Members # Congress in behalf Of Con
cation, compromise, and the Special Depo,ite. He
touches the whole subject with much force than
we can pretend 10 exert-bu his Essay received too
late Tor this mornings paper. 1t shall appear in
next He tells them that the plain language is.
you might settle this question if you uoould-and rely
upon ii, my friends that by not doing you assum
ing fearful responsibility before this nation
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Cbanps of Cue,

eenber las, displayed liberal feeling towards its oppo
neus Then they declared:
R.,olred That intended hereby imply cay Of
cnsure upon other public OF the State Who 10 tina
of sh,u Independence Of Judgment may have declared
opinions tho contrary" &c.
Now mark how Mr.. Cahoun's friends put the sore Tvs
upon them in the last resolutions. of the last month
Resolu.d, That in the opinion of his legislature the
policy indicated by those Resolutions is essential TO the
hest interests of the country; and that any public servant
,cho refuses TO promote the same pusues course mlu'
rious to The ao.tare and prosperity Of The Sa,s
And the beauty Of it is that the very nt'eman who
brings forward the resolution expressing tins opinion
Mr Davie J, scarcely six months ago published an ella
borae Essay in favor Of the banking system, and the
U. S. Bank in particular
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-15

The Lewisburg Enquirer has rendered most accept
aLle service to the Republican cause in collecting IN one
point Of vie some Of the strongest arguments ana au'
tbortes against the eonstifuionaiay OF National Bank
We shall trv 10 publish the article IN due season.
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T 8 majority

rs majority 3
"a Sigh examination Of the polls has shown that COL
T. received votes certainly bad, which, if stricken of
as they certainly would be- should contest be resolved
on, would elect Hcoe by VOTE but Mir. Hooe has
no disposition to coutest-Though defeated By he will
not advise a contest, when elected by 10, he threw
ocS MS election into the hands of the people 10 avoid
one But 1t is net certain, his friends will call on
nun to contest-much will depend upon the manner in
@nicn Their opponents demsan themselves Had Hooe's
lenas come out, he would have been elected have
H"na you VI The voters belonging 10 the county,
i"'e had absent, and Tsyloe 3; OF the foreign Hooe
mao " and Tayloe 4-2 Of which coult not under any
circumstances have been brought out: leaving of the
absent vote majority oi for Hooe which, added to
,1~' ""u'd make lay showing that Hooe would have
been elected by majority of any how had no u,ed the
same diligence they did Blu, he is defaaed-d.f,nted
for The first time III his life. Every Democrs, lsInents
1t, and many an honest Wing sylnpathses in VIVA, he
enormously supposes bitter d!ss opontment Mr. Hooo
is as cheerful and as gay ever. He has nothing to
lament but the Inconsistency Of few personal friends
He would willingly have los, his election had he not
lelt their need on trying occasion.
From .7nOthcr Corrsp9ndeut-
"kISG GEORGE, June 81 presume you wish 10 hear
from election It is that the sheriff returned
Col Tayloe elected BY 3 votes But King George
mains true to her Democratic principles. MIR Hooe
beat Col rayoe in the county from 10 10 votes, but
the foreign voters poured in and wrested the election
from hands. As evidence that aooe bea. Tayoe 10
the county If Col warr1est friends betied Vi
s!tor from Stafford hundred dollars 10 twenty that,
(conning both candidates to the Of the county,
Col Tayloe would beat Mr. Hooe, and the result proved
as stated above consequently the friend Of Col Tsylos
lost his hundred dollars. Our sold fellow citizen and
faithful servant called to leave his in Congress
10 give party Vote mean the Hon. John Taaferro.
hope the voters Of The Northern Neck District will
keep eye 10 this and at the election next Spring send
representative to Congress- who will not leave his seat
merely 10 give party vote Mr. Hooe owes it to his
friends, who constitute ority Of the county purge
the polls. The Federal party exu!ted very much when
the sheriff made his third procamaiion but their exuta
tions will be of short durann for, thank God at the
election next Spring, those foreign voters will have
main hoioe and attic nd to their elections really
believe if Mr.. Hooe would purge the polls, he would
find himself elected would represent any county
when knew majority of that county opposed to
my eection and majority Of the county of King George
decidedly hostile 10 The election of Col. Tayloe."
"P S. have heard, since the above written, that
he Election will certainly be contested"
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1t is the opinion of officers who have been upon the
lines that precauon be used regular troops
| and militia despatched in sufficient number to that
quarter, and we in sumo danger Of Border Wur
| from Maine 10 Michigan.
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,m,S SHV ns.-The suSscrib,,, h,y. in, .;.J -
soos o tn" assortment Of bO on";o rom
My d VAN LEW esMITs .''
5-6tii
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.1melia Suiphur Springs

THIS celebrated watering place is ao~ open for the Of
visitors Faered by the Of the last season, the
propeor made extended fog the
da,on urge company Since the last season 80 additional ca
bn have erected-an extensive BATH has been butt
over tbs oun,ain-a comodous bhins establishment viii 10
ronnesd in arranged TO regulate the temper
of the water any degrec-Ts walks and pleasure grounds
gravsed No pains or expense mas ooen
,narod 10 mako desirable retreat for the in'ad 'ae ono
retiring Of fashion for those IN pursuit o.
of scarcely requires COMM MI since
h,. 40 ry proved its medicinal virtue lts
prox NIFTY point Of properties TO IN" PIN @ h ~. IT,,
Greenbrer, has bsen veil e" w 70 ~ 80 ~
ter o. Drs. Bridges and Parrish OF Fnii'sP"' " " VIC VI
the Proprietor. ,;. ,h.v tr,,;.h.
!he 'o. W. ss,,,., Wats Sulphur Springs.
Tho gaseous contents eou'n no; ,,,. uI,s o. ., :,
h. a.eersined wing aSrcrea su? nye,ossn' '
before tho water reached rhha- La."one "s'o' ,.e
delphIa. ,o,,,,,, Nitrogen $3.50
- v,e,e.;. 3,3 CONTENTS.
su, ,n,o ~ Line 40 sulphate OF Msgnesia 55ss
Sc..,. os Lime 0.46 SUI phste OF Lime, 7.H4
.,'a - Limo. 2.1 Carbonate OF Lime, $50
CsIn';S, Of Soiium, O5I Nua,c Of Lime, o@i
~. 0.o3 Chloride OF Sodium, 0IUo
' - Oxide Of Iron (abrecel ~
ll0i Lyss, o'4'
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election proves that Mr. Hooe was elected before BY
majority of u, and not g. as reported by The sheriff.
The result OF the new election is as follows:
Tayloe (Wbig) I45
uooe DENY Iao
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Gen. Scots conduct is gaining golden opinions from
all classes in Georgia. The Medgevillr Recorder Of
the 5th in publishing the report Of Col Kensn, speaks
of the Generals admirable conduct, and most successful
operations says onr readers will perceive that Gen
Scott has greatly added 20 his honorable renown, by the
admirable efficiency with which he has performed the
duty assigned him; and hat he has found most eff.
cient right in own Floyd-and what, above all
will be the most gratifying intelligence IN the patriot
and phnnthYopist the simple announcement, that with
out the shedding Of single drop Of blood there remains
single Indian in Georgia, except those who are in
the keeping Of the army and ready for nstan, removal
10 their home in The West
The Augusta Cunstitutionalst # the TN says, that
"For thus acting promptly and efficiently. Gen. Scott
will deserve the thanks and gratitude Of the people Of
Georgia, &c.
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The Madsoniun Of yesterday morning says "We mentioned
one OF the Georgia Delegation neutral re aens win plea
IS bsng usu,,so member of the House moro do
elded in his opposition TO the BILL"
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The N. Ia!egenc.r eondescends 10 :eod us lesson
in politics; for which ought tuy to thanS him. He
twits for going against the bTreasury and yet
going fox Mr. Van Buren,. be asks, "Can the Enquirer
persuade wade knee deep in sin, and there stop?
Dolage Itself could hardly believe it, nor could faulty
fatally trlfe with vital interests Indeed what
would The nelligencer have TO tU Join the Wings:
throw up caps for Mir Clay and the Bank, end all
that clique Of men and measured Why. this would in.
deed be dotage md faulty. Abandon Mr.. Van Buren,,
with whom dif'r only upon great measure-and
affiliate with Mr. Clay, from whom we differ almost the
whole breadth Of The horizon We do not understand this
sort Of pulley. Have agreed Exactly with any Ad.
ninis,ration, every measurement Jefferson Ma
disons. jacksnn's-But WAS that any why We
should throw ourselves into the their opponents:
We have confidence in MIR Clay as poiiticiaR-w we
eprobate The Bank his scheme oflnerna Improvement,
Tariff &c. &c And yet political monitor OF the In.
pIligencer would have swallow the camel al
Faulty itself would nd it. We seek such
counsels "as they would bring u.s."
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A Convention Of % Banks of Ohio assembled at Co.
lumbus on the 9Th inst and continued two days in ses
sion The late law Of the Ohio Legislature, enlons 1t
on the banks of that State to specie payments
on or before the 4th day of July next provided the Sc
vera banks in the cities of New York Philadelphia and
Baltimore shall have at that time resumed specie pay
men,s "The Convention passed resolution, recon-
mendnr the banks Of Ohio 10 resume by the tlh OF Ju
v provided the measure Of resumption shall have been
,doted ut that time By the banks Of those cities. They
also resored that in the banks of Philadelphia and
Baltimore do not resume on before the 9TH of July
Nessr. Greed of Lancaster and Coy and Neil of CO.
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the probable oil tins subecon the want oil ndVl
dual capital, sufficient banking capital, the appli
cation of that capitalize want Of foreign credit that
enterprise which distinguish our Northern and Eastern
friends.
[Ie said it was manifest to all that this subsection
exists and that it became the duty Of the convention
to themselves and those who shall come after them,
that an united enrt be made 10 place the commerce
Of the State moro Independent foollng; If &C.
complsled, it will promote the interest, welfare and
happiness of every citizen of the Commonwealth
He demonstrated, that the South and Southwest pos
sess the elements OF large and extended foreign
merce, appears BY official documents OF the value
of their productions which not being necessary TO the
subsistence Of man at all times available for the
and their ports approachsoe at all seasons oil
the year.
He showed from official Reports that for the year end
ing the 30ih Sept 1886 the whole exports OF The u
S. amounted l07 millions of doars-the value OF
those which Virginia partic pates in producing 10 e9
millions of these upwards of 10 millions was In Iooac.
CO. and more than II millions in cotton; together,
than 3dhs of the whole exports Tor that year To-
lal imports for that year nearly l9O mIons-tha the
exports from Va 10 foreign ports were little upwards OF
6 mons-amount exported coasiwsP estimated al the
ssme. The direct imports from abroad Tor the same year.
amount 81 l06S l4 showing difference between the
exports and imports of nearly millnns-and had this
been returned in direct iraporatons 10 Virginia. there
would have been saving TO the Commonwealth Of near
million of dollars. He estimated the consumption OF
foreign productions in Virginia at one fifteenth part oil
the gross imports Of 1886, about - mlions-lfhis
be So then The principle we now receive our supplies
of fsreign productions the citizens Of Virginia pay an
annual tax TO the North commerce. insurance, freight
and profits of millions besides creating debt Of
millions more which, The balance of trade against
u.s. must be paid in gold and silver, thereby diminishing
the ability of the banks 10 aid the demands of trade and
commerce.
He remarked that the preceding data approach near
the actual Fittings, then clear that the South
and South West have the means within themseVfs 10
md
msrce-e added that il is the manifest interest of Vlr.
pnia to unite with the South in the good work Of COM
emancipation and thereby not only save the pro-
s now paid 10 northern importers bat will transfer them
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Aug 10

y AND FOR SALE-Pursuant to decree OF the
a 4 county Court of Caroline, We the undersigned
Commissioners will on Friday, the l9,h Of September
next Bannans store IN the said county q! caroline,
proceed sell the highest bidder, the lands ri "Ac',
John P.aross died seiz-d containing between ''ee ana
four hundred acres These lands cnnsst OF three dt.
f.ren tracts contiguous to each other, and III be sold
oin,iy separately TO sv,, purchasers Fox fertility ct
soil this land surpassed BY IN tia ne'ghoo'hood
Il 10 situated upon the Mstsponi river sh"r, distance
from the Reedy Mills upon the road leading from thence
10 the whlte Chlmneys. Few tracts Of land ot equal
combine superior advantages to this Persons d's'
OF purchasing invited to examine and Judge Tor
themselves. MAJOR John d. Hsrgrave. who lives near,
will take pleasure IN showing The lands 10 persons ~ no
may wish 10 purchase The land vii! be surveyed aud
plats exhibited the day Of sac
Terms The purchase money, VIII be ciSc'c in'o
equ,! parts for which. bond. vii! be 'okrn
with approved personal security, together with ce-d ii
trust farther TO secure ths paymsntu the purchase mo-
ney These bonds will be mace payable 10 The Css'on
Ihelr guardians, bearing rteres. from The date
which 10 be paid annually principal TO be prd
whsn the children arrive at s~fu age or matry There
children. ie youngest a whoa is five years
old, amd the eldest eighteen. ,a, The credit Will bea
long FRANCIS w scott
DANIEL DEJARNETr,
aucos, 81 r30-wjxl Commissioners
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IaiusbIe .N,Hs ami Lands for sale.

IGiunUc .HtIS ami Lands Jar sole.
FNftiE subscriber intending TO move 10 The siou'h
Il will sell hrs valuable Tract OF Land and NJ.
on Moons Creek IN CaswrIl county. North Carolina
also ms Tavern House and Lot at Ysnceyril!c spG Es
Race Tract lands. npnn fair terms. The Moons Greek
land. lie both Of the creek within four m!, {
the toxin Of lancryve. and contains about ONE
7 HOUSAND ACknS-is fertile and ssil adaI'ec 10
The cultivation Of Tobacco ana grain Of all kinds and
contains large quantity OF superior MEADOW i.rI
With good SPRINGS than any Tract u The
same SIZE IN the country-one Of which is strong
SurhrI Mineral Spring. This tract contains
su:crency OF cleared land 10 work twelve fifteen
HANDS 20 advantage, and IS IN good repair. On the
said lands there is Of the best GRlST anc -
MILLS IN this Country never falling steam
The Tavern Houses are large. c"mnndIous ard rom
vensEt, with good out houses, good well cad zee
house the yard and attached eleven ar'cs
ith about three lnnrhs OF IL well irmherPd and vn-
in The centre Of the village !. il lad 81 me
stand generally known Sat would be Urrr'ss'
sary TO give foil dsscrIp Of it, The Rafe Ir''!
Lands lie within mile Of ianceyvIiIp. on who's
situated the old Caswell Race Tract and said 10 II he
best tract in the Southern country contanirc 'n1
T~O Hundred and Iuenig nre aeres-more than rah ''
II N woods. heavily lInbpred and very valuable on a.
count Of the wood and its proximity to Vance Tl"e
The lands will ba sold in BODY or divided. To- SUI
purchasers Young Negroes will be taken al v,Ust'n
IN payment of The whole any part Of the purchl' -
These wishing TO purchase would 10 well 10 call mo
subscriber al fanceyvIle possible -eIs O.
termined 10 sslI. THOMAS GRAVES
Yancpyyile. y { Aug 27.-u
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Executors Sale of IaiuqJic EStutc.

Executor s Sale Of tatadbic EStutc
n " obedience 10 the directions Of the last viii OF the
late Col Franci, puv,ll will be sold on The pre-.
nses 10 the highest bidder, FRIDAY the 25th day Of
September next, if fair # The next fair day thertaf
ter, Sunday exceped,l that valuable PLANTATION IN
Powhatan hch he resided previously his d-ah IL
is bounded whole length side, by Appoma,tnx
the opposite nearly lis whole length, by Up
per Fighting creek which is a valuable Nil, ate, and
which, uniting with the waters Of Lower Fighting creek,
Immediately they quit the lands of VIM. Old, E,q.,
directly II into the river ard contains large
body Of valusbIs creek and river bottom land which,
from its peculiar locality. II is believed, can be peIna
neu,ly protected from overflow, BY very little dykng-
By an old survey, il is estimated at 7S2 acres
the Of which is arabic land, Of good quality and
foundations; well aped 10 the cuuc of Indian corn,
wheat oats, tobacco aud the vaons kinds OF grasses,
and capable, in hgh degree of retaining fertility. III
situated healthy and agreeable ghborhood about
5 miles from the Court house, from Geniro 33 IRON
Richmond about 40 above Petersburg, and lies d,cent
70 the lands Of Hillary Harris, VIM G. Povall, VIM.
Old, Jas NJ Harris, Mrs Skipwi!h and others The
improvements consist of convenient and comfortable
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke and ice house. dairies,
saddle houses cabins, tobacco houses and all other
crsssry out houses including baru, 10 which is attach
ed good lhreshng MACHINE Possession, FOR the pnr.
pose Of seeding crop of wheat, will be given mtned.
aey after the SALE and full and entire will be
given The crop BE- gathered and Sold
The subscriber, residing At Scottvle, Powatan Court
house, will take pleasure she wing the plantation
any gentleman disposed 10 purchase.
Terms Of saie-One fourth of the purchase money will
be required in cash; the balance will he divided
three equal annual payments secured by deed Of
upoo the land and bonds with approved personal secu
ry, carrying interest from the date though the interest
will be RENTED, if the principal be punctually paid
w. G SCOTT,
Executor Of Francis b PocaN. decd
n B Atthe same time and place. will be sold all the
personal property left by the said Pova with excpp
ton Of such negroes have been ncpaled or sps
officially bequeathed consisting Of household and kitchen
furniture plantation utensils, corn fodder, OATS cows
hogs horses sulkey and harness, carriage and har
ness, two negro men, &c, &c. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. w e S.
Aug q 30-tds