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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

GALE OF FARMvILLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of two
- deeds of Trust executed TO the subscriber by James NJ luck
and Sarah A. his wife, dated the l March, 1892 and
h April ls4a both of record in the County Court OF
Prince Edward certain debts therein mentioned due to
farmers Bank Of Virginia, its office Fatmv will be
sold in Of F. H. James, Tavern the Town of Famyie,
following conveyed by said Deeds to wit; Part Of lot
No s. Main which is present occupied by r. H.
and purchased james Aai-
dreeased-o No a. on Main street, occupied at present by
Armand Rausou Store and the said James 81 Jackson
family resdcnceLois No. 40 A. -, 10, H. Is in William &.
Venables survey-Lo No. lately occupied by James NJ Jack
Factory and the appurtenances No 10 and 20 IN
Randoph and the following Slaves Jacob, Miy,
Mary, Isaac Coles Jack Thomas, John William, Teacher,
Claiborne William Henry, Austin Ryand Paul. Grace Martha
Anthony Merit, Charles Henry aud Burk number of these
slaves first mechanics and nearly all unconmony likely
and valuable.
Terns-Cash for the Slaves. credit will he given the
Real Estate which will he made known the day of SALE The
title to the property herein conveyed believed To be good but
shall only convey such is vested in by the deed.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Farmvlle, June 9th 1888 lids
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AND FOR sALEThe subscriber having in his Tract mare
IL land than he To keep, will sell portion OF IL
sonahe That part he sell contains about three
hundred and fifty between fifty and sixty good
james low grounds and the balance good high land almost
ali of which i'll timber with desirable sites for
building, well waered with several good springs good neigh
horhood within mile OF the ourishns village of
where the farmer and planter always meet with good mar
ke for all the products of his land There this Land good
Orersee house and large tobacco house The purchaser
ret possession in time 10 wheat this FALL and If he de-
sres H. get land adjoining deem II unnecessary give
minute description but invite disposed purchase Ia
and the land, and hear the liberal which am
disposed 10 SELL
My address is, Scots Ferry, Abenarle county, Virginia
FRANCIS MODENh
oi-lm
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Aug. II

I ENRICO LANDS FOR SALE-LEvEI. GREEN hes hccn
recently surveyed and laid of in four Tracts of Land
sizes suit purchasers 10 be positively sold public auction
the la day of SEPTEMBER ol3 PREMISES fair
not, on The next fair day.
$40 acres, highly improved, with convenient two story
dwelling house. containing SIX closets
other suitable buildings such Kitchen smoke house
fu yard and fine spring of excellent waer
the Fruit of kinds, early lalc On this
there 6G In herds meadow hes
bered wood land and fine mar pit TIE mari has been srd
10 advantage All the Brook Tnyern on
Turnpike and only six miles from the growing City
Richmond.
lis and half adjoining the ands-4O acres heav
ly mbercd and 10 of meadow land all Of quality
cepibe Of high state of improvement There are no buildings
on this lot
$50 and half acres in another lot adjoining the ahove95
heavily timered and 80 in old field pines On tract
house, but beautiful place build convenient
fine spring and there two three good springs this
place.
Is and half adjoining all heavily mhercd wood land.
None of the above lands mile and of the
wood within fourth of mile OF Brook Turnpike which
miles long from the City Of Richmond and az good road
as any in Virginia
ANY of the above lands will shown to PERSONS DESTROYS
purchasing previous the day OF sale iI sell the
above lands In entire tract divide aufcascr-
Unless ohern requested II will offered MS advertised Pos
session given The s of October small gram full
session 25ii December next.
The Terms will be- one half cash. balance in equal in
staments Of six and twelve months bearing from the
date al the bonds the payment be by deed in trust on
the lands.
At time and pace be sold some Stock ats Hay,
Fodder, &C., &C., with many articles various meno
Aug.
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WILL offer for sale, publicly, the premises, the filth
October the plantation which reside in the
upper end OF Meckeubug called Oak HUI II contains,
by survey hundred and sxysevcn three
hundred and s1one of which low ground of the hest
quality, including the half of Toero Island, commonly
Nelson's Island. The lies within miles OF
Carksvle good market for tobacco and e three
featuring mills sight, each of which wheat may bc
delivered by The buildings the land sufficient for
the accommodation Of numerous family and the security Of II
large The VIII be made known The
day Of SALE and shall be- accommodating reasonable
purchaser require. hazard llte saying, that there
larger proportion of first land this m any ether
In the Commonwealth. JOHN NELSON.
August ii 27-tds
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GENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The sub
scrber from the various applications him by lnde
dua's desiring both to buy and sell Real Estate has been "a
nrea to think that his connection Agricultural Pubic
he has therefore, opened Office c persons DESTROYS OF
selling leave pas descriptions &C. their Estates ana AZ
which those wisngt purchase obtain birds eye view o.
the property in market either in HIS CHARGES
will be moderate and may be made contingent upon the sa
being effected
Now on hand several le Farms the vicinity Of the cy
and three large Estates In the adjoining country In one
. : 90 o." ' c. T. Bolts:
July % G-u
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ALEXANDER DUvAL g. CO..

Dea'eTs IN Drugs, .usdieines, Chemicais, Paints,
M Obs DwstnGs, Window Gioss, sc
ne no" receiving, aud have Store their Fail supply
-. DROGS, DYES, sc,
wt ,ey ocf low for cash city acceptances
, 10 pInctuai in plrL fol
o"''E' III Quantities 10 suil purchasers
-, o. a No. Castor Oil hhdS. superior Madder
nv, .,,.teh EPSON Salts 20 barrels Cupp-fas-.rcca
,"0 u.'o g su'phrai- tuinne 30 barrels lockwood
i' ~. turkey Opium 30 barrels Alum
,,oo ''' -, Alcohol i0J Kegs Lcwis's White Lead
jJlo ins. Waite Lcal-iry in Oh
10 piIfc.s Spirit, Turp-niinc il barrels Linseed Oil
10 barrels Lard oil & bhds Snsrm Oil-WIn,e,
~ ,,a', r Span. Brown 3 barrels Venetian Red
900 lbs bts; Indigo &c kc
ANA large and well selected assortment of
WINDOW GLASS
vi e generated Mulica brand which recommend Build
ers eLcs and ohers wanting superior together with
ie ,a assortment of Surgical Instruments, Patent Medicines
PeIumery Fancy Articles &c, &c.
~ srtlcuar attention paid packing and shipping orders
ALIEN DUVAL Il 20,
On the Ruins OF the Eagle Hotel.
Main street, Richmond Virginia.
aug. :! 9n-tlN
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DUBLlC SaLERy virtue of decree Of the County Court Of
Orange, rendered Monday the 2ih July,
will sell. public auclon the 3 day of this month";
eust) Willis Grove, the late residence Of William c. Willis
essf on HE ssT contiguous the Manufacturing
Mills OF Robert T. Willis and contains, by recent survey uu
superior quality and well adapted TO the growth OF
wheat and tobacco The highlands Of Southwestern
exposure, and the low lands of aluria soil.
This Farm situated about miles from the turnpike which
Fredericksburg Orange Court house being no,
than the latter, 81 from the former, and within
Is Gordonve DEPOT which affords excellent, market Ia the
farmers There abundance p timber FOR all
Of the farm, and sufficient from number OF
springs and running hrongh each field On one
there large and productive meadow The I'M
extensive consisting of dwelling house. which
and commodious, two story fame building adjacent
and cellar kitchen h four rooms number Of cabins with
chmuies large stables and large Barn. all III good
conveniently located There besides the above
other necessary buildings The garden large handsome
poductivein fine the subscribers believe that will well
compare with any the county for beauty Of scenery
commanding extensive and beautiful view Of the Blue Ridge
and Rapid Ann Valey fertility of SOIL sauby OF climate and
convenience OF location.
The subscrihers will also SELL day. another Tract
containing $50 acres lying in the "Pney Woods about four
miles from This land, which is valuable prnc
pay of its fine timber, will he sold in three more
tracts purchases Diagrams of either Estate will be
shown Those wishing view the premises will call on the
subscribers who reside in the immediate vicinity Of Willis
Grove.
fourth of the purchase money will be required In
haud-the balance and three annual nstamens
cured approved and lien the premises
p<5- The sale will be made al Willis Grove
~ ROBERT r. WILLIS,
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
Aoo do EYec of William c. Willis
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DARN FOR SALE.-n,cndng neat Fa offer the
Farm which At present reside at private sale II THURS
DAY. the 3st of this month Aupust and II sold by
time, WILL that day. f far, If not on the day
be sold public aucon at II o'clock the premises
reserve Should private sale he effected due Will be
given THIS Farm contains 2 acres, $50 Of which cleared
enclosed in five little fields Of about 70 each
eight Thousand cords hickory, ak and pine wood may
sold off the land leaving ample supply for every necessary
mly nnugl chestnut timber enclose farm
and forever. VIII take less ilan
chard, garden and yard worth will sell upn terms
spos In invest money estate
cas-or and half ~ l I'll II aud half AT
"a m'nisor in three equal annual payment in four equal
ahhua payments Pr"p'" III "e Payments Hhall carry
tlis of the bonds and paid
punnaHg, annually. Tins place lies i'll the county
field Immediately the cmnnd and Petersburg Raj oad
niles from the former and7 from the latter place. The
timber land III than for il. The imgovcm
fine, the very handsome healthy, and water pure
aud delightful Possession VIII be given The 18th
with the privilege OF seeding wheat al the proper mc
making other arrangements in the time, that NAV he
desirable 10 the purchaser. Gentlemen invited view the
growing crops Of corn aud oats.
HUGH CAMPBELL.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-IIaving resolved locate
myself permanently in the county OF Prince Edward, offer
my very valuable Tract of Land in the county of Iunenbnrc for
sale. There 313 arng-.hM
good repair lying three miles North Of The coui ho
The dwelling but not compe.d-eood tobacco
improvements common Possession WI he
given Dccencr l-4 il being leased I'LL that time Refer
Mr. Buk, who lives the plantation, or 10 Mr. j. ;.
Bowling.
Aso offer for sale hose and lot, containing lear
acres, situated ,- ,unn. iFom Mtcklrnns
Cout lnis. Randolph Macon College II excellent
Reierencc-Dr. George j. smith Randolph
Macon College. JAS. w. HUNNItlTf
aur If ~
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chm KEWARU-Ran away from the subscriber on the
SIUU nigh, of the 18th the month"; une
man. Phil Johnson who mulatto about D of age,
likely head of hair speaks slow, and, when
very apt Sir whether he hears distinctly
Had when he left blue jeans roundabout, straw hat
pair u dove cooed panaoons. He also took
summer cloth coat, originally black, but somewhat
changed by effect of the with velvet collar and
palr Of blue cashmere pantaoons.
Johusan was purchased by in july s4 Of Mr. John Dan
gded Trustee Augustus NJ Braxton, of Matthews county
Virginia where | understand he raised. His mother is
BY Mr. Stanley Hudna of Gloucester county, to one or
TIE other which plces have doubt he has gone
up of the State of Virginia, and COM
mieh Jail. him. will give reward OF one hun
dfed dollars; taken the State aud committed To Ja VIII
reward Of u dollars and delivered TO me, in the city
P. B. JONES.
Richmond, June 30th l643 l5-tf
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N1oTCE-The subscriber offers for SALE privately, his VA
IN I.tIABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about $40 acres of LAND of which flat land If frs,
portion land there is line of Clovern the
production Of which land Virginia superior. All things
considered Amelia Springs certainly The most valuable
pcriy Virginia. lis situation healthy and lis
equal Virginia The improvements on the place
very large SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
within years. There large brick Hotel,
three stories high spacious bail 20 feet by So
Ladies' sitting adjoining and above and
large Gentemens sitting The basement On
side of the entrance TO the Hotel there brick house.
feet length containing a rooms There is likewise,
large framed building containing and great
rooms sufficient in all 10 entertain some 500 or eco
sons There very superior dining 1870 feet long,
BRICK sufficiently spacious to dine 400
also neat and private residence located the
dining room well situated for the residence Of those
intending the dining room There also good house.
which there might be good basness In the mercantile line
There also good bath with eight appropriated
bathing The stables equal to any Virginia FOR
enenee &C. there being of brick sufficient, 10 contain
least IS horses; also framed stable, sufficient
horses The pleasure grounds having been laid out by
celebrated English gardener aud athe borders beautifully de-
co'a.ed with suhbry of different kinds; makes this most
BEAUTIFUL situation Springs located IN fat surpassed
beauty BY none in the world The waters of the Amelia
Springs have analysed by Dr. Bridges of PHILADELPHIA and
approved Of by Doct Parish Of the same pace The following IL
the analysis compared with that of the White Sulphur Springs
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Desirabe Residence near Richmond sals At aueti0H


virtue Of Deed Trust executed TO the snbcrie on
- the 18th day Of February, S42 by John Il WADE anu
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk of Henrico county Iou
SHALL on FRIDAY The 18th day OF next month upon
the premises at 10 O'Clock proceed SELL at Puhiic Auoton
the highest bidder certain piece parcel of and containing
twenty three acres occupied by said wade as
dence lying the East side of the main road eadhs from
mond 10 the New Bridges, about one mile nom icohu anu
adjoining the lands uson Brett ana oihers pc"
this Tract Of Land comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, WIN i've
rooms passage, In good repair situated III na"s,
grove ktcten house. stables ice house, wen ~
excellent yard, variety of hearing irn Trees anu
large and productive gafien The now growing SHOWS
that the highly improved. The above tract q" anu u
der deed Of n prior date To The one executed w.
srbe the payment of 81, 0Oo wl therefore, oe
credit of months for the balance the
executing bonds security and the title Withheld unl the
credit payments have been made
title 10 of this land is believed tn he per
feet aud that TO six acres which detached from the house lot
nv lane is held by virtue of from the Land Office,
Obtained in ls4 AS Trustee shall convey oay such title as
is vested in me by said deed Of trust.
THos. TALLEY, Trustee.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, &c
Immediately after the of the House and Land shall sell
for cash. all the personal property of said John C. Wade con-
said deed of consisting Of the iuiloWhe
Two beds bedstrads aud furniture secay one so'a TWO
dozen chairs two horses three cows few hogs one
barouche and harness, &C. TiloS. TALLEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES +. NEW, Auc,ioneer.
July % 23-tds
Dy INSTRUMENTAL consequence of The sickness OF
the Trustee Thomas raey the above sale s postponed until
Friday, The 25lh inst. J. F. NEW, Auct.
Aug Is 29-tds
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APPRENTICE WANTED TO THE GUN MAKING BUSI-
\ NEs-want-d Lad from the county, who has me turn
m BUSINESS IL years of and well grown TO learn
the Gun Making Business :. SUTHERLAND,
Gun Maker, Opposite the Banks, Main street, Richmond
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JCARM NEAR LYNCHBURG-The subscriber wishes IN sell
Famu which he resides, situated both sides If the
Turnpike and Stage road leading from ynchbGTr to Campbell
c. H. miles nn the former and from the latter place. and
about the canal and contains about 800 acra;O
and under improvement the balance Is wood ahd 0f
cleared land Gu handsome low grounds free
from stone ardng advantage Of handsome and profitable
meadows The soil Is Of the most profitable character OF red
land The whole lies well as to admit Of easy cuivao and
is lime spot which like charm here, from
pertinent, The bindings all that necessary Including
ice well Of superior water in the yard Smiths
and shop, There good orchard, garden &C. This
handsome, remarkably healthy convenient smpe
permanent School, Churches, and |" several Mills
public roads leading 10 ynchhurg The
stand good for Tavern The wagon yard affords line suppl
manure and all tic grain, hay &C. sells ff better
the always ;sn be had elsewhere Besides these i
Farm in itself many advantages to render the business
agreeable prolitabr-and il any want larger Farm
land of good quality adjoining for safe and which
necessarily sold this Fall. Beng determined sell,
terms will suit pu'cIiaserprobably small
will he required hand The purchaser can meet the other pay
menis off Farm with few hands and pur
speculation The end Of the me he chooses
the best Of judges that these lands must sell shor
time for double what they will now sell for.
| Aug.4 25-w5w WIN. A. STAPLES
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V-oOLLENs, coTTONS AND LINENS.-WADSWoRTH,
', TURNER 4 co. having received Of the largest aud
o> general of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS ever
this markets and, the larger portion of their staple
purchased they worthy the
Merchants, whose consideration Is particularly re-
Aug 3O-6
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GASEOUS CONTENTS.
AMELIA SPRINGS.

The subscriber has discovered another Spring. the
which exoed very highly by those who have used them
they certainly very strong AS TO the virtues OF these water
there might be much said and hundreds Of certificates might
produced, but the subscriber deems il unnecessary
: FRANCIS A. WILSON.
June 81 lift
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DELL TavERN.-This well known and most central Esa
ID bIshnen IN the city, friends and the public generally are
informed opened the III August e43 If not before
c Bnarers and Fransirnts where the SUD
scrr would pleased his old friends and former patrons
md them, that disposition sl exists wth num- IN MS
main easy way render all comoanc that may
favor with their company IA the meantime every face Vi
Furniture having been moved the iiouse-w a"rd an OPP
rtunliy 10 give EsIab hmcn thorough Cleansing VIII,
, under partial repairing The Furniture that WIZ be put
III. House vii principally new, especially the beds anu
feIdng and Sieads will be all new.
a. A good llonsekeeper Is wanting Ilces Moderate.
i,iy u a!-wGw 4. TERRY, for The Proprietor.
1I7aE BONNER MANURE METHop-This process, by
which all kinds Of refuse vegetable matter are speedily ana
cheapy into of the most ferizns qua''y
s ay tested of the most practical ana ~
nrenced farmers in the Northern and Southern States NJ
Uniform success which has attended its operation conmends u
me attention every farmer who wishes enrich his land AT
triding cot. -, ,;,, ~ land
With the OF graduating the price the quantity OF anu
unon ch may he desired the method, the ioio"s
scale has hren adopted, viz: &c
For gardens, 10
Farms, up To 100 acres, ~
po from 100 10 300 acres, ~
DO. a0u To $40 acres "a
DO. from .bI0 To 400 acres, ~
Over i0u IN one laFn,
All letters of enquiry must be post paid ~ : ,.
Prpprieturs of the patent right for the
Southern and Western States
c. T. GO1TS, Ageat, Richmond, Va
,,, 2l-w3m
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l-OTICEM VIM McCery having by deed Of trust, assign
y ed 10 me all his books debts and claims of every description,
for the benefit creditors have placed the sae iot
ZION IN thr hands of Mr. Lewis il Agent to whom All
Indebted Mr. McCrery requested 10 pay the amour.
debts without delay as indulgence ganno. NC
.j"en IL a MiCrso' 10 e
iuva
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DoAaDiNG HoUsE.-Mrs. BURWELL has taken, and now
- .crnp.s thar well known House, Main which
NJ. Richardson lately resided. She accommodate day
and can furnish families with good apartments, and all
A., ~ Soft
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NEW ANp CHEAT pRY Goops-Arcr.r le. lsas

NEW AND CHEAP DRY GooDS-Areu,r I6, ls43.
To Merchants, Families and Others.
ID II. JENKINS has jus, opened 200 packages DRY GOODS,
IA. suitable for Fall and Winter, consisting of
White and Red Fancis. all prices from III the finest
Co,lrn uznahur.s, G, cents and other qualities.
Calcre;0 go yards Calico rich Fail culo ard Patterns
from !. g. <, 10, loi and liner.
Furniture Cacucs great bargans-a' prices.
Einke!s-Ku>e, Whitney and Neer" Elankrts-sie:n.
Sanc;s. Kentucky Jeans, C!4ths and Cassim-fcs.
unhcactcd shrings and SlicCngs I'll widths
iron OF 4 ward tn3 yards wide.
Ln.cys and Wool en- Goods for servants clothing.
Linen Canr:c iidndkece from % ceEts Is Cd IS. ID 3s
Silks Mcslias and other Goods, for ladies' dresses.
if fa.s idnss III the best quality
The above, with many other articles, were purchase"
North advance place, consequently they "i be
sold nur cheaper than similar goods now he obtained
Person. wanting for cash. by wholesale or retail VIII
find them r. H. JENKINS Cheap Cash Dry Goods store,
R,chmend Va 29-"u
LAL STOCK-Wcare receiving par OF our Fall Stock and
i ARE HOW opening
las boxes mems thick pcsccd and scyvad Roots
IN, d. aud hny' fire ca lined and bound ana coarse
scwcd aud pcagcd roanns. a.. ,
ana plIr ladies fine kid and seal Walking Shoes anu
Slippers.
.g realns writing and letter paper ruled aud plain
80 do. wrapping Paper large and small size, and
Goa sides Leather, comprising all Tie different qatles
VIM" " ~ HUBBARD, GARDNER l. co.
An, II 27-w3w
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The HILL for Sale, Rent or Lease.

Inc HILL J0T SAFE, Rent, or Lease
THE residence now occupied by Ms Lucy Bockenbrough
together lands attached 42 acres part which
fine meadow land well Timothy and lIerdscrass
balance with exception of the Clover and we'll
adapted Corn The Brick House aud wings contain
cabins near The house four Thirty can be well
inundated the premises. more desirable situation
boarding and preparatory school, cannot be found.
large Ice House, and all the necessary out houses stable and
aw Immediately in the yard, garden with hne Southern
suc and thing 10 make one OF tue most desirable
dencos IN the neigii5orhood.
Possession hcure the commencement u the next
''.>ion at the University in October
oa COED purchaser the terms VII DC accommodating
THOMAS W. BRoCKENBRouCH,
Aug II a3-,f Richmond
| AND, NEGROES &C., FOR sALE-By the consent Of al
Parties concerned the subscriber WILL on III ESDaf tue 50
S October, 's3, if fair, if not the next fair day there
e offer for sae the premises, credit OF one two and
e Years equal annual insalments, the Tact OF Land ana a
enancs of which the late Capt Nelson Anderson died seized
M possessed lying being in the of Nelson about ten
1mes River and kanawha Canal The contains six hun
% and fifteen about thirds OF which cleared and
art good fencethe balance well mbered, and
n 10 the open land The cleared land in good heart and
Is on the premises comfortable dwelling house and all
Of fnu go ff ~ ~ $3.50
A. vii also offer sale and place on Gre
"tyc months, ali the Slaves belonging the Estate
ing Of mcG, and children; and also, six
al The other personal property belonging 10 the Estate,
EIuAs of Horses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Household and
Furniture and Plantation Utensils. In all cases,
approved security will be required and lien upon the land
"eeaie The paymcn, of the purchase money.
DAVID G. ANDERSON,
A, Executor Of Nelson Anderson, DECEASED,
"1s9 2s-lm for himself AMP others.