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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

,", ~ yt~fnny eSpect tllat lusl estihalo WIN
DC llajeASd upon your abilities. You have made
6sseee other statement, which | will notice. You
say came to the bank on several occasions while
Won were connected with it, for The purpose OF eX-
a,nining its concerns, that the books were spread
our before me, and yet ! went away as ignorant
ms came, and that discharged none OF its the
lnspector's] duties except 10 receive fee at the
end of EACH farce. As TO the fee, the public can
have no interest, and notice this statement OF
yours only to show that you have US little regard
to truth in this, ms well other statements gilmore
importance. | first visited yoar bank, latter my
appointment last year ms lnspcctor,l on the Isl
Tuesday of December. Your books were not
spread before me- nor could have access TO them
You do know Tint some of the books were IN
the possession of the Directors in another room
and could see neither the books nor the Drec-
tors. | called at the bank The next day for The
purpose of examining and went away ms ignorant
as 1 went. Neither HE hooks nor Directors could
be seen that day. DR.. Swift informed me nj that
time the Directors were examining the hooks Tor
the purpose OF beng prepared for the trial Of the
case of the bank VS. the former cashier Fol
this farce neither demanded or received any fee
On the 10Th of December visited The bank again
for the purpose of examining ITS books and oh
toining statement of its condition for publica
ton. You came into the bank soon after did.
made known 10 you my business. You did no
then, sir, show me the books. You suid you wer'
on your way to New York, and in few minule
left the bank. then bud access TO tie books AM
papers. was also informed that you were con
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-25
NEW DRUGS, &c.

The subscriber has just received large addition
to his stock, consisting of German Quinine, Eng.
lIsh Calonel. Bermuda Arrow R OF, Castor Oil, Isl
and Cd quality, Basam Copaiva, Ve-atrine, Cam
phor, Myrrh, Chamonle, Sup. Curb. Soda, Lamp
OIL. Paints, Brushes, Oils, DYE StnfTs, Windo% y
Glass, p rfunrry, &c &c, ali of which are Offered
low for cash. or m ere dit to ap r"ved customers
aT The subscriber would remind those who owe
him dues of more than cne years standing, that
after mex; Return Day they will have an op rtu-
nifty Of setting the same with the Sheriff, as he
cannot meet his engagements without great
punctuaty on the part of some of his customers
Aug. 25. J. R. McKAIN.
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The State of, South Caralina.
KERSiA w DISTRICT -
J. }. DntIap, - :,
vs. Ca. Sa. in Debit.
Samuel Shivcr.

SAMUEL SILVER, the Defendant.
WHO is in the custody of the Sheriff of
The said District By virtue of The above
stated case, having. in order to entitle
himself to the benefit Of the Act entitled,
"An Act for The more efectual relief Of i,-
solvent debtors," fled schedule Of his
whole estate and effects in the office Of The
Cler k Of the Cour. Of The said District:
Notice Is hereby gioen, tothe said J.J.
Dunlap, the Plaintiff, and to all other
suing creditors and Judgment creditors
of the said Samuel Shiver, and to all
other persons to whom the said Samuel
Shiver may be indebted, personally or by
Attorney To be and appear aiihel Court of
Common Pleas 10 be holdenats Kershaw
Court House for Kershaw District before,
one of the Associate Judges of the said
State on the fourth Mondayin October
next, at which time and pisce the said
Samuel Shiver will applYsfor his discharge,
under the said Act, to shew cause il any
they can, against the said discharge.
Go: MCINTOSH. C. C.P
June.26. 1s4I Prs. fee s13 SO.
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GODOLPHIN..

This Celebrated Horse will STAND The
approaching Summer, ssasessst Gsmden.
The season viii commence on The Ist aofS
July. and end on the 18th August. and]tifess
fallseas,n from the 18th Of August TO the
18th of November. at S. B. Hanmon i''s.7-
He will be let 10 Mares {during the Sum.
mer Season) al fifteen Dollars the single
Visltlwenty Dollars the Season and fifty
Dollars to Insure so Gents to the Groom
in every instance. Money, OF anappDved
note payable on the fst day of of.NoYember'
next must be sent with each mare OF she
will not be served. ~
PEDIGREE. -
Godolphin was got by Eclipse, out Of
Sylph; she out Of Lottery, by Hephestioa;
he out of Castianira, (Sir Archy's dam, Byss
Imported Buzzard; his blood goes immedb-s
ately back to the best English stock. rn,
short, there is nota better bred horse in Z
the U. States, or in England. ss :
June, 20. ~. i
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IN THE COMMON PL EAS
SUMTER DISTRICT. ~
Crane & Conway,
WI ! Gum Pro.

]. ]. Richardson.
J.J. Richardson the Defendant, who
is in custody Of the Sheriff Of said Dis
trio. by virtue Of the above stated case.
having, in order to enlille himself to the
benefit Of the Act, entitled IAN Act for
the more effeclua relief Of insolvent
debtors" &C.. fileda schedule. of his whole
estate in The Office OF the Clerk of the
Court of the said District.
Notice is hereby given to the said Crane
& Conway, and to all other creditors of
The said j. ]. Richardson, to whom he
may be indebted, personally or by attor-
ney, to appear at the Court of Common
Pleas for Sumter District, at Sumter
Court House on the (4th) fourth: day of
November next before one Of the. .Asso-
ciate Judges Of the State of South Caroli-
ma. then aud there 10 shew cause. if any
they can, why The esla,e and effects men-
toned in the said schedule should not. b"
assigned, ami The said defendant liberated
agrecably to the said Act.
JAMES PARSONS, e. G. p. :.
Office Of the Cunmcn Pleas, res-:
Sumter c. H. Ang. 2. ls4l.
Printers fee, Sl2] q
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DIED-On Monday last HIRAM sLoAS, son of
Mr.. Dennis Sizcr of this town, aged years II
months and 10 days.
On the 10th instant, at her residence, near State
buro, Sumter District, Mrs. NATALIE DELAGE
suMTrR, widow of the late Col. Thomas Sumter,
in the 59th year of her age.
AT his residence on Beaver Creek on Saturday
last, WILLIAM B. GARDNER ESQ.,, in the sixty-eighth
wear of his age. He was Il worthy member OF the
Baptist church, and his loss will long be felt not
only BY the church, but by the community in which
he lived, TO whom he was endeared by his pety and
his social qualities
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FOR SALE OR RElVT.

The subscriber being desirons Of de-.
voting more of his time and attention TO
another branch of his business, will close;
his House Of Public Entertainment, on
The second Monday in August next; hsS
offers the same for sale or rent. Any per..
son wishing 10 embark IN that line Of busi-;
ness. would do we'll to call and examine
the premises. The terms will be made
accommodating. s
He takes this opportunity .osreturn his
thanks to generous publicfor The very
liberal patronage they have given him. - s. z
L.,SECREST.
Lancaster, July 12, ~ 26t32. 3:
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ESTATE SALE.

In pursuance of an order from the Court of Or
dinary for Kcrsaw District, will Re sold before thu
Court House in Camden, on the 18th dav of Sep
te,'ber rext. b:tween the hours ofl2 and o'clock
three NEGROES, viz Nancy and Samuel, he
child and lbhy an old wench, as the undivided
personal estate of Joseph l.ockhart, sen, deceased
The terms of sale are on third cash; the balanc'
on credit till the first day of Jannary next, the
purchaser to give two good securities and mott
gage Of the property.
JOSEPH LoCKHART, Ex'r.
Aup. 25.
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; IssuLr TO THE PREsIDENr.-We learn from the
NadiseRian, that great excitement has existed in
Washington, since the Veto of the Bank Bill
"A mob had entered the portico of the Presidents
house, and alarmed some of its inmates by tleir
violent and outrageous conduct. The Presidents
effgy had been twice burnt, and insults offered
!; him in various ways. A public meeting of the
citizens had been called, to arrest these pro-
oeedings, disgracefnl to the whole country, and
aoubly 50 to the citizens of Washington.
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NOTICE.

MO application for letters of admins.
u tralion on the estate of w. Il. Cur.
rie, SiIversmilh, having been made since
his death, in pursuance of the statute,
have taken possession of his effects. All
persons having demands against his es-
late are required to hand them in to this
office properly attested, and all persons
indebted to him are required to make pay
nent as soon as possible,
J. W. 3AsKIN, 0. X. D.
Ordinary's O'fcc. KerShaw,
Camden, March S, Is4I.
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Sherifs 5 Sales

BY virture Of sundry executions 10 me di-
rected, will besold before the Court House
door in Camden, on the first Monday and
Tuesday in September next, the following
property, viz:
The defendants interestin the following
negroes: Robert, likely young fellow,
Hester and her infant. To be sOldas the
property of D. E. Reid, atthe suit Of John
D. Murray, survivor.
The same property at the suit Of the
President and Directors OF the Bank ofthe
State Of South Carolina.
The above fl. fas. have been transferred
to VIM. D. McDowall.
B. GAss, S. X: D. !
Aug. II, 1871. =
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CONGRESS-.

= The proceedings in Congress have been rather in
teresting than otherwise, since our last notice. If
it had not been fer the Voto, by the President, of
TIE Bank bill, we mig ght now have looked for an
adjournment within few days. The defeat Of this
measure, will, however, keep Congress in Session
few weeks longer, in order to mature bill which
it is hoped, by the whigs he will be able to sign.
Fo the stand taken in the veto message, we scarce
ly how this is to be effected, but it is said that
it will be. A short time will give us the measure
which may be proposed and in nean time, we
can only hope that if it partakes, aE degree, of
The character of charter, that4t may meet the
fate Of its predecessor.
= The Bankrupt Bill has passed the House Of Re-
representatives. and the amendments made to it in
that body agre 10 in the Senate so that it only
requires hesignature Of the President 10 become
law. The distribution bi concerning the success
of which, great fears entert'ined by its friends,
is likely to pass. This measure we consider the
most odious of any which the wings have proposed,
and ought TO meet the condemnation of the people.
Thus it will be seen that the wings are likely to
carry all the measures which they proposed to do at
the extra Session, though some Of them in modi.
fed form.s All will yet, however, have to be re-
yewedsby the people, and we shall expect, forsome
of them at least to hear their condemnation not
only loud but deep: ~ ~ ..s; Sei.s
+ rWe learn since tho above was in type, that the
Bank Bill has been tecoasidercd in tho Senate, and
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OrdIE,ary's Office,
KERsHAW DISTRICT.

KERSHAW DISTRICT.
AN7HEREAS. no administration on the
w Estate Of the late Doct. David F..
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
If the Act of Assembly. l have taken
possession of such goods and chattels Of
he said deceased, as could he found. All
,ersnns indebted to said Reid, are requir-
I'd to pay the same Immediately, and all
7ersous having demands. against the said
Reid, will present. them duly attesied to
office. ]. W.eSBASKINYsO O., X. o..
Feb. 10. .5ng1: ngg,s;s = - l2lf
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CHINA'S HOTEL.

The subscriber having taken the Hotel in Sumter
vile, near the Court House, informs his friends and
the public that he is prepared to entertain BOAR
DERS and TRAVELLERS. His experience in the
business, and an undivided attention TO the comfort
of his customers, he hopes vii secure q portion Of
public patronage.
ALFRED CHINA.
Sumtervillc, July Is, l841. 9l33
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DENTISTRY.

nR. ]. LEE continues the practice o.
y Dentistry in Camden. He viii;
application, visit families in the surrounds
ing country .wilhont- xtrascbarge.
All operations will be on she smost: ape
proved principles, and warranted sdt least
equal to the best done in this community
Feb. 10.
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Executive Department..

CLARESooN, July 10. 1871.
A the Governor of the State will be absen
IA from Clarendon until October, on t,uf o
Review of the Militia through the upper Dis.ric $
all co rmrnications of importance, should be :,
dressed to him accordingly, with reference 10 III
General Orders of The Adjutant and Inspeclc
General
B. T. WATTS,
80. Executive Secretary.
July 26. 81
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Jonathan Knight, Applicant.

William Knight and others, Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Knight and Levi Whitaker and
wife Suckey, defendants in the above case.
reside without this State: 1t is therefore
ordered, That they do appear and object
to the sale or division Of the real estate ol
William Knight, decd. on or before the
4th day Of Oclober next, or their consent
10 The same will be entered Of record.
JAS. Fl. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
Ordintry Lancaster District.
June %, 1s4l Prs fee, SIS 50.
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on the vote being taken, there were for it 25, and
"a against it, two-thirds not voting for it. it was not
sent TO the House..
The Bankrupt Bill had received the signature OF
the President, and of course will be the law of the
land on the first of February next, unless 1t should
be repealed at the regular session, of which threats
have already been made by its opponents.
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Alig.'5.
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE. =


The subscriber being derious Of reno.
wing to the west, offers for sale his Planla'
tinn on Little Lynches Creek, Kersha"
District, containing four thousand six hun
dred and forty acres, one hundred and fif
ty of which are cleared, and in cultivation
the balance uncleared, and well timbered
of which, there are hree$hundred acres
of first rate swamp land. On the premises
are good Dwelling House, with the ne
cessary Outbuildings. Also, Gin House
and Screw, entirely new, Grist Mill with
two selts Of stone, and Saw Mill, all in
perfect order.
The situation of the Dwelling House,
and the purity ofthe water which is ahun-
dant throughout the Tract, renders it one
Of The most healthy and desirable PIanta-
tions in the country. The lard. for fer
lliiy is not exceeded by any in the STATE.
For further information apply TO the sub
scriber on the premises.
JOHN WILLIAMS. e
Aug. 5. d3i
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NOTICE.
To the creditors of the Estate Of Margd

To the creditors of the Estate Of lNargd-
ret i'crkinS.
The Administrator found it necessary, to make
the PROPERTY bring its value at the sale Of the Per-
sonaI Estate Of the deceased to give credit for The
purchase money till the lst of October, 1871. The
sales in ALL amounted to upwards Of Sl,40O. and
the demands handedin against the Estate are lrss
than $4,000. The ad illustrator will therefore, be
prepared to liquijae the debts on The first of Octo
Der.
Aug. 25. J. P. DlKlNSON, Admr.
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Head Quarters.

CLARsSDoN, July 10th, 1911.
[ Gen raj Orders No. = .
NEATTHEW r. SINGLETON, Esq bavin;
lS& been appointed lid de Camp to the Co
with the rank of Lieut. Colonel
Will be respected and oheye accordingly.
BY order of the Commander-in- Chief
JOHN L. MANNING,
Aid-de-Camp.
July %. 81
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LADIES, KHD sLIPPERs.

The subscribers have just received and
opened beautiful lot Of Americen and
English Kid Slippers, made expressly to
their order in Philadel rhia.
ALSO.-A full assortment of Gentle
mems fine Calf, and Ladies' Leather and
Seal Shoes, Of WHITES manufactory.
JONES & HUGHSON.
Aug. Is. 3i37
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DISSOLUTION,

The ,co-partnershp ilerepfore existing
under. the firm Of FEisG SON q, lEAs;
foN, is this, ,daydissalFed by y,altqa1 c6n-E
sent. All persons hasiag claims uphils
The. firm willpresent them ~ Az "a.
ToN.% And all ssindeb,ed 10 sfhs.
finn are particalarly eqpestea 20 pay
A. w. EATON, ,whois duly authorised stos
receive and receipt fpr. tie same. s3ss s
X ROB'T. FERGUSO
- A. w. EAT0 N. =; y
Columbia, August i6, is4t.-G y $50: $50:
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EGOasf fgsfFtted

1: Tolhe Jail of,lierstaw District Negro hoy I6
or II years 6f age spare ulade and of a,ye.lowish
compIexion:Uho ho says his name is Castillo and that
he inlougs TO Judge Hugrr. The owner is isrcquested
to co,se forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. -, =, s ~
7 July 21 d. BEAUFORD, Jailer.
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TOWN GUARD.

The Council will elect two members of the Town
Guard on "Wednesday evening, 25lh inst. at five
o'clock. Applicants for those places will hand in
their letters to any member of The Council
J M. DESAUSSURE, Intcndant T. c.
Aug 25
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The twelfth instalmcnt on the stock of Louisville,
Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Company, is
payable on Wednesday next, tho lst day OF Sep,
tembcr
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TO sHOgMAKERs.

Wanted, first rate Boot Maker. Also,
frsrrate Shoe Maker, to whom liberal
wages and constant employ ment will be
given. w. l.. O'CoNNELL.
Camden, Aug. lS.
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INTERESTING
10 the owners OF Bald Heads!

THE subscriber has Just received supply oi
Grandieans celebrated Compound, for the cure oi
DIndrifi, Badness, Grey Hairs, SC.
Price, two dollars per box.
Aug 25 J. R. McKAIN.
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Aug..4.
NOTICE.

Will be sold ON the 2lst day of this
month, at the residence or g. w. Barnes,
about 8 miles from the village Of State.
burg, s. c. on theroad running from said
village to.Camden, 10 or 20 likely Ne.
gross, together with some stock, household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Conditions
Of The sale will be a credit Of six months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security, with interest from the
day of sale. All Of said property to be sold
as the derelict estate of Mrs. Mary Barnes
decd. Titles gond.
.er.-.s::.., - -~W-LEWTs, o. g. d. =,
Auu..5. prs fee 81 SO &
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

will pay fifty dollars for the delivery
of my boy George to- me, at Longtown,
Fairfield District, S. c. or thirty dollars
for lodging him in any Jail withinformation
of the same. George runaway on the 18th
of May last, is about>35 years of ace, 5
feet, or iGinches high, dark complexion,
with very high forehead, partially bald.
He runaway las. spring, and was lodged in
Lexington jail, N. c. and will likely make
for North Carolina or Virginia. Informa-
rion may be forwarded to Camden, S. G..
NJ. S. PERRY.
Aug. lS. JS4L. tf37
~rhe Cheraw Gazette, Raleigh Star
Carolina Walchman and Mecklenburg JEFF
fersonan will insert the abovethree times
and forward their bills to this Office.
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NOTICE,

We, the subscribers, have this day ssso-
ciated ourselves in business ascopartnefss
and will be thankful to the public foralE
favours in our line. s5 IS, -
- 80; A. w. EATON, *:
JOB RUSSELL. i,
Columbia, August 16, IS4I. 9 Y. 4:
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NEG .OEs FOR SALE.

Two valuable Negro Men, one first
patroon and jobbing carpenter, about IS
years old, The other field hand 25 years
old, both likely and Of good character will
be sold at reduced price for cash. For
information applyto
c. J. SHANNON.
+ Aug.4. 81
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MARRIED-On Thursday last, by the Rev
VIC. Kirkland, DR.. JOSEPH G. JENKINS OF Wlnns
borough, TO Miss ELIZABETH LEVY of this town.
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sTRAYED..

IS; ."..,1S>;TRA.YE,.D,,.. J.. =. :. ,.s..y.
From the. Plantation. of Dr. John. =,
Dennis, oi'atIfs; 3lsi. OF sJuly last "a
small Sorrefflurss with star in his face;
one white'hind foot, and is about nine or
ten years ol,; mother marks remembered.
A liberal reward will be given to any per
son who will deliver this horse to the sub
scriber at Blshopvill, or suitable reward
to any who will take up The horse and
communicate the fact TO me SO that get
him.
THOMAS MULDRow. I.
August IL, 1S4l.
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South CaroIina--sumter District.

South CarOIina--Sunter District.
IN ORDINARY. >,
Sarah Weldon, Applicant. -
Daniel Weldon, Admir-. and others defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that w. F. Dun
lap and vile, William Williams and wife, -
Torrance and wife, and Ann Weldon defendants,
in the above stated case, reside without the State
of South Carolina aforesaid. 1t is therefore order
ed that they do appear and object to the division OF
sale of the personal estate Of Benjamin A. Weldon
deceased on or before the 25th day of October next
or they consent TO the same will be entered OF re-
cord
w. LEWIS, o. l.. D.
Sumter. July 20. ls4l.-34
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se5The subscribers purchases of Goods in New
York have arrived in Charl"stcn, ana will he recei
we'd in few days They comprise complete ms
sortment of DRY GOODS, SHOES, SC. which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms, by
Aug. 25. RI. LEVY.
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NEGRO CLOTHS And BLANKETS

The subscriber hns received his supply of Negro
Cloths and Blankets, which he offers for sale very
low. II. LEVY.
Aug 25.
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REGIMENTAL ORDER.

Columbia, August 16, lS4I. :
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Lancaster, July 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
NOTICE

RY virtue Of decd Of rus, executed " The sshsers,s
- on ne th Gay OF March l,'R, By Islam Puckeu, 10
secure ne payment u dcbt therein tnenttopr
lc 20 Io Ohares T. GpotaA, aud dulY recorded in the
Jerks OhteS Of Cheste6 snd Ucnrico Ce,snty rcst
wo will expose sso pubic auction 10 The bistsst "a
g. iot ceA 90 ihc promises 90 the Sh ,sy % APRIL
S, an tst certain tract piece pare Il of Hand v;rs
aud being IN The oounty o CAesterhe allied Iros no
wing about three miles from The city Of Ric hmoud rc,
ianinE 2iO acres less Also, one other pcr. =,
patcel Of land containing 70 acres be the ss,ne moe ~
less There Is upon the said land Az the s,rs hs
inGs iora comfortable amiiy residence N
Aud on the lOh day OF April, iSt IA frcuto II The p.i T.
yern IN he CITY of Rchoond Vytiialso se Cr ess -
we hNhcs hidder Twelve eU slaves, tog cher with hs
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seiedn rs BY The deed aoresad which L believed D. be
nc sse oi TIE real estate will take place on the preot
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