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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
>-c1u yopK MARKET. Dec. I

NEW loRh h!tINhsAt
a.uss-The Market has been quite dull WIN WIN
,;nn,cd sales of Pots al 81, and 200 bhs at sa;;
p"ar,s have declined, and sales have been maze
- ID, ISL, 10 a moderate extent. 10
p,rsw,x.-The market has been steady a' %
~. CTS. ,, o,;,c au,l and
lies comprise 1000 bags Brazil =! ab4; lou
' ~ Taracaibo a. cts; 1900 Laguayra 8! 6a; l0o
~ y, Manila, s. $50 Cuba, :, months; and lou
az Cr"n,rr5S-Thc sales Yesterday were 500 bales,
=. ,h,ut the same prices The quotations Tor
ar are-Uplands, 81 els; Mobile ana oreans'
g. cents. .,:.oa a,,u .na
,bs sales OF Genesce have been made al - %
- chiefly al the latter rate; Ohio and Michi-
80 ~ Southern has been heavy, with sales
ga GEORGETOWN al 81 o.. Alexandria 30. There
:. rnoi supply OF Rye Flour al 5 l2a3 p
S',1 meal at ) 50a2 o. Ship Stuff Ii a l2ic
|V c;,s.,y-The sales Of Wheat comprise ,oOO
,,sbeIs PENNSYLVANIA 81 cents 1000 do VirSl-
W. a. cents; 1000 do Delaware 81. Rye has
lined. $1,000 bushels sold at 62l 6o cents
1 w.. arp steady at Sc 81 cents. The sales oil
carn are 1000 bushels old Jersey, Tor export, ID
I, ,.n,S | 900 bushels old Northern, % cents,
cooo bushels new do, 40 A. cents. weisht; J
ANN, bushels old and new Southern, DO 81 cts'
S0OD bushels Jersey, new and old, al ~ 81 c's'
H'I u.y-The sales comprise about 1000 bales,
$40 50 cts. ,.,
If,pS-The transactions have been limited,
.-;,t fsw sale, of Eastern and Western at liza Ii
''I T',no.ross.-Thc demand for Whiskey has been
,,aG =, "a c. for drudge and pa % c. for bbls.
Foreign Spirits are taken as wanted al previous
'', NJ, ,ssrs-Some sales Of New Orleans new
have been made at 80 81 C.. in other hindS, the
market has been inactive.
proy,s,oSs--Pork continues firm, and sales
hare been made al 6 81, 81 for prime, and
o y, 10 tor mess. Beef is in fair demand at
81. a GA, for mess and prime. Ohio Lard
= wanted, and prices are we'll sustained New
evoked hams sell at 9 cents old Ohio + cents.
Dressed Hogs, 4 cents
g-ce-The transactions have been limited TO
2Ol ,ierces, at SO % 80, which is decline.
Sur--Some sales Liverpool have been made
=, 81 IS. four months; and 800 sacks fine Mar
sball>, 81 four months. The sales OF Turks
Island have been considerable at ~! Il cents.
SrG.s.-The sales have been chiefly OF New
Orleans, new crop, at 5 4 CT cents; 1000 boxes
brown HAVANA were taken al u Il C; 80 White
do . c. im.
ToB,cco.-The sales OF the week have been
chiefly al auction, as follows: 30 hhds al II u,
average 36; % do. Seed Leaf 81 3, average
3 :; lOl hhds. do. 81 =, average 3; I'D hhds.
Missouri. 81 ), average p.
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LOTTERIES.

pIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Corner NJ Main
ID and Gor,rnor .Grccis.
$50 600 capital-l00 prizes of 1000.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEk
$4,000.
Drawing received by Wednesdays Mail.
Capitals SIS, 600 4 800, $500, 2,3U0, ,3G3, &c.
C6 Nos, lIbalols Tickets -.
$4,000
Drawing received by Thursdays Mail.
Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 5000, 1000 l.l23
1900, 100 10 oil 900, Sc. - Nus, Is ballots.
Tickets 81.
$4,000
Drawing received by Fridays Mail.
Capitals: $4,000, g-.F ) prizes Of $1,000, &C.
IS Nos, Is ballots. Tickets $.S.
5000
Drawing received by Saturdays Mail.
Capitals: 5000, 1000, 800, l,0G6, &c. rs
Nos II ballots Tickets -
Also for Saturday Night
Capitals: $1,000 1000, 5000, 1000 1,G0l 70
Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, II ballots. Tickets 81
Grcnd .Scheoies 10 drdm .Saortly
Grand Schclne-S30 600 Capital! 10 of S2,000
Drawing received by Mondays Mail Dec lG.
Capitals: 3000o, 10000 5000, 2,il0, 10 O!
1000. 10 Of 800, 10 OF 900, &C. &c - Nos,
ii ballots. Tickets only $40.
Brillian, Scheme-S30 600 Capital $4,000 !
Drawing received by Monday Mail, Dec. 23
Capitals-s3OOOO, 10000, 5000 4OOo, 5000,
of 1000, . of 1900, , of LIB 90 - of 1000,
Is of 500, - OF 300, 200 OF 200, DC, sc. IS
Nos IL ballots. Tickets only $40.
Grand Schemc-S3o, 900 CAPITAL! $4,000
IS 900
Drawing received by Monday Mail, Dec. 30.
Capilals-ss30 900, 10000. 5000, 5000, 1000,
5000, of $500, , OF 1000, Of so, : OF 400,
2of PIP, 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500, 250 prizes of
$40, $500 lowest 3 No. prize,) SC, DC. IS Nos.
10 ballots. Tickets $l2
II Packages of wholes and shares Single
whues and shares always on hand, in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
r Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended to, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS, Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Dac
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.

A S the season for hiring ont for the ensuing
n year is approaching, we deem il advisable
10 inform our friends al distance, and The pubic
generally that we are still engaged in that branch
OF our business and Shall continue 10 devote our
special attention TO il: that is, 10 hiring out he
groes, collecting their hires, experimenting them
through the year. particularly in cases o.sicSnesS.
and disposing Of them at public or private sale.
Country persons having servants Tor sale, may
save themselves both trouble and expense, hy
sending them 10 us, with such instructions is
they may think proper 10 give. We shall also
attend 10 the purchasing ot slaves, on commits
sion, for any who may desire our services that
way
81 Office on Main street, corner above Big
gers Lottery Office, over the Grocery Store Of
VIM. NJ. Harrison, ESQ, where one or both OF
us may always be fonnd during business hours.
PHILIP NJ. TABB Il son.
\. b. Applicants from the country, TO hire
their negroes in town, would consult their intc-
rest by giving the information on or bet re the
25;h day of December, and By sending the ser
wants 10 us on or before that date or aS soon as
practicable thereafter. p NJ. TABB 4 son.
Richmond Dec 4-cli
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EycUIGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE LICE, BALTIMORE.
TIME subscriberpectfnlly announces to his
i friends and the bic, that he has purchased
Mr.. ERASTUS ILEMAN'S interest, and
become sole lessee he above Establishment.
The Hotel is lied convenient 10 all the
PRINCIPAL S1MBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROADsPOTS, and offers every
inducement for co,rt The rooms are large
and air, and furued in style not surpassed
by any similar iblishmenl in the United
States.
From the experie the Proprietor has had in
The management oFlRST CLASS HOTEL
be fatters himsellt every department Of the
Establishment VIII conducted in style to
please those who faver him with call
Dec. 5-cl0t JOHN WEST.
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t . U y y JIi MID U W.
Richmond, Nov. 26, 1914. wGw

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND, SLAVES &c.
TN pursuance of two DEGREES of the Circui,
/ Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
King George County; the one pronounced at the
April and the other al the October Term lSii-
in the case of Washingtons Guardian agt Brax
ton, &c, The undersigned, Commissioners appoint
ed for that purpose, will offer for sale at public
auction on N0mtay, The 6M day Of .iannaTg mcat,
1915. iftair ifno on the first fair day thereafter all
the right title and interest of Augustine NJ Brax-
ton in the following real estate, in King George
County, Va:
|. Potomac View situated Immediately on the
Potomac River, containing between 800 and 400
acres of land On this estate there is Il large
and comfortable dwelling, with all The usual on,
houses.
:. Plentiful Farm, adjoining Potomac View,
and containing about 1873 acres.
3 Point Pleasant, lying Immediately in The
neighborhooi OF the first mentioned estate, and
contains 3775 acres OF superior land.
4. Roseland This estate contains 500 10 800
acres, and is Immediately on The river.
5 Union, containing 413 acres Of good land,
On il mill, which, we'll managed, may
red very profitable
,erest of Augustine NJ. Braxlon, in said
an estate that will determine upon the
either said Brax,on OF his wife. Pos
will be gwen the purchaser on the day
e. The sale will he without reservation or
condition.
We shall, by virtue OF The authority aforesaid,
sell at the same time the life estate OF Mrs; A.
NJ. Braxton, in 20 or so slaves; and in absolute
riph,. large number Of stock, (caIlc, mnles.
and horses and quantity oil House and Hitch
en- Furniture and plantation utensils. The sale
Of all the property, real and personal, will be made
al Potomac View
g-'rThe terms under The decree, are, for the
land. one-,rd of the purchase money on The day
of sale, the balance 10 be paid in twelve months
thereafter. thr purchasers executing bonds with
approved security for the deferred payments. For
the Slaves, a credit of twelve months will be given,
the purchasers executing bonds with approved Sc
curly for the purchase money! and also, bohds
in double the estimated value OF the slaves pur-
chased. conditioned 10, TO remove them beyond the
limits of the Commonwealth. The perishabe
property will be sold on credit OF six months
tor bonds with like security for sums exceeding
slO-under that amount, CASH.
CARTER NJ: BRAXToN, Commits
w. R. MASON, ! sioners.
K;no C,eorop Va Dec 6-c.ds.
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NEGRO HIRING,

TNHE subscriber offers his services 10 his
i friends and the public, 10 hire out their ne
sroes, and would advise thcmto send their negroes
in as early as possible.
lie will use his best cndeavors 10 obtain good
homes and good prices. lie will always be found
at the Bell Tavern.
Those Of the patrons of Robert Hill Il Brother
who wish the subscriber to hire out their negroes
for the ensungyear, would do best to inform him
"a carly As practicable. \. L. HILL.
Dec 1-css,itf
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MARRIAGES,

Married, on Friday evening, the Goth day OF
November, by the Rev. DR.. McElhany, Mr.. THO
MAS F. HAMSgR, of Charlotte county, 10 Miss
MARY L. NORTH daughter OF John A. North,
Esq, Clerk of the Cour, OF Appeals at Lewisbnrg,
Greenbrier county, Va.
Married. a, Chatham, Fluvanna county, on
THURSDAY, the eth November, by The Rev. Ro-
Der, Lille, DR.. Horace A. TALLEY, TO Miss
M.Rru. @, daughter Q; Or. John NJ Wills.
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NEGRO HIRING

TNHE; subscriber again offers his services TO The
i public in this branch OF his business, rs the
time Tor hiring ont is near At hand. His en-
deavor will be 10 give tina. attention which the in
lcrcsts of the owners require, in sickness cspcc-
ally. He sill continues the collection of debts of
every description, renting ont houses &c. Mr..
Richard G.. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him. VII assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, in.
Doc 2-ilS.ciIn,hInn
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NOTICE.
TINE Co-par!nership of HUBBARD, GARD
i NER x CO., expires by Limitation on The
first of January next All persons having de-
mands against the firm, will please present them
for payment, on or before the 3lsl o! December,
and those indebted, will be called on Tor settle
menl of their accounts at an early day i'll Janu-
AIRY.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair of
SHOES, of our own manufacture, OF superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which we now offer at reduced prices for
cash. or approved credit, and we will sell, during
the month .of December, by the package, any
goods we have on hand ior cash, al cost
HUBBARD, GARDNER * co.
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JOk II. DIGGS,
Nov. o9-rtds Commissioners.
%. Valuable lIulmd 7f~bercd Laad to Ia

III Valuable lLnmd 7fmbcrcd Laad to1 III
sale IL 'Hrg county.
TNHE subscriber oHs for sale Clio acres OF
i LAND, situated The county of Surry. ad-
Joining the lands of. \. Maddrca and p r.
Spratley. and lying III sides of the Stage Road
leading from Cabin lint TO Surry Courthouse,
being about six miesom the Courthouse, and
three miles from FlooLalring, on James river.
There are few acreol cleared land, with an
old frame building oft. Most of the land Is
still in the original owth, there being on it Il
considerable quantii9l Heart Pine, White and
Red Oak Timber. ae soil OF the land is we'll
adapted 10 the growud Corn. Wheat. Oats, &c,
and has Mari convent and in abundance. Ii
has also, fine randor cattle and hogs, having
a plentiful supply oiater at all seasons of The
year. Persons cdisposto purchase will be shown
it BY applying 10 NE A. Maddrea, or S n.
d. Carroll, and ~ can know the terms,
which will be accommodating and the price low,
by APPLYING 10 Win NJ. West, Deputy She
riff OF the County, tn The subscriber, in Ports
mouth. Should lhiloye land not be sold pri-
vatcly before ii will offered at public auction,
at Mr.. Samuel \ Carrell's Store, (Which is
near the Land,) oFHURSDAY, the 18Th Of
December X. Ii. TATEM.
Portsmouth, Oct. -wtis C
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p A Sc A G. /.

To Norfolk md Baltimore.
f - h The Steamer CURTIS PECK,
$3.50 Captain JoHs DAVIS, continues to
leave Richmond regularly every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday mornings, al sunrise, ana
connects with The Baltimore Boats in Hampton
Roads, the same evenings.
Passengers going North By this route, will ar
rive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
THURSDAY, and Saturday mornings, at the same
hour, touching, (going and rcturning,) al all the
intermediate landings on James River.
Freight taken at low rates.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk Sl-lhrough to
Baltimore Sc
Nov. lift HASKINS & LIBBY.
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TN CHANCERY.-VRaSIa:-At a Court
i held Tor Accomack county, at The Court
House thereof, on Monday the 2slh day oil oclo-
Der, 1874:
Leonard B. Nottingham, John ker and Leroy
Oldham, late merchants and partners, trading I'M
der The firm OF Nottingham, Ker & Co, Assisnees
Of Miers W. Fisher, Plalntitls,
Against
Southey Grinalds Robert A. Young and Ed
ward P. Pitts, Defendants.
The defendant, Southcy Grinalds moi having
entered his appearance, and given security accord
ing the act Of Assembly, and rules Of this Court
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that be
is not an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth, it
is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on The first day of January term next OF this
Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the
from, door of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy-Tesle,
]. J. AILWORTH, Deputy
for Thomas r. Joynes, c. A. c.
Nov l6--w2m
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AlI l1hONlp.
DURSUANT 10 a decree OF the County Court
i OF Henrico, pronounced on the eth day OF
November, lSl1, in the suit oi Britannia Wei
lincion kennon, widow Of Beverly kcnnon. de-
ceased. and ExecutrX Of his last will and tcsta-
ment, Plaintiff, against George L. kennon and
others, Defendants, the undersigned, acting "a
Commissioners under The said decree will, on
MONDAY. the Both day OF December next at
IL O'Clock. NJ, proceed 10 sell AT public auction,
on the premises, In the highest bidder, a tract or
parcel OF Land lying in the Counties If lIenrco
and Hanover, called Solctairc. al present occu-
pied bv the said George r. kennon. containing
eight hundred and twcn,y-scvcn acres ami two
tcnths oil an acre, abau, seven miles from The
Citr OF Richmond, on Chickahominv swamp
and near the Brooke Turnpike road. The sale
will he made on the following terms. 10 viii: For
cash as 10 80 much Of the purchase money as
will be sufficient 10 pay the sum Of twenty-five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
Isl day OF April 1911, and all the costs attending
the execution of said decree Gncuding com
mission on the whole amonnt Of purchase mo-
ney of ive per cenum on the first three hundred
dollars, and TWO per cent. on all above that and
the residue of the purchase money PAYABLE one
halt on the Isl day Of January, 1916. and the re-
sdue on the Is, DAY OF January. lsi1, for each
Of which instalmenls bond will be taken. bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, To be paid when
the principal is payable. No conveyance will I've
executed 10 The purchaser uI,il the sale shall be
confirmed the purchase money paid, and a con-
voyance directed BY IA" Cont
GEO p CRCMP. )c
LOFTlN n. Elicit c0m'rS.
Nov 20-i&ctis
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LAND FOR SALE.

I.l.ND t NIt tJ4iI1I1
THE tract OF Land the late residence OF /.
i y. Delk, deed, will be offered for sale 10
the highest bidder, al Surry Court House, on the
LIST day of January next, on credit OF one, two
and three years. Bonds with approved security,
TO bear interest from the day of sale, will be re-
CURED This tract OF land contains - acres,
is situated near the Court House, having upon ii
all the necessary Houses for the comfortable ac-
commodalion Of small family, and great
abundance of the finest mari. A further descrip'
ton is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed that
those wishing to purchase will view the premises
previous 10 the sale.
P. 7. SPRATLEY, comrs
T. w. TAYLOR,
Dec 2-cW2W
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SAIE, BY FVEcTrPTy

The Undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale, proceed 10 sell, (if the iav
he fair if MOI on The next fair day thcreane!,) on
he same premises at pablo auction, 10 the high
est bidder, an undivided moie'y of certain per>o-
nal property h3!d by her in common
George L. Ke.iaoa, (who will at rh re
sell his moclv,) consisting Of the soo
mules, oxen. cows, sheep, hogs, &c;
plenenls, grain and prnvcnder ~ The
The terms Of sale will be- for all
$50 six months credit; for sums OF ,
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required Of the purchasers upon
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
asas One miit from Ricamoad on tic Htst- III
hmm Rant

10 o"s ""' j'oM h"am""o, o' "e ''"- S1a
ham R0ad. ID
FlNHE Proprietor OF his establishment returns
i his sincere thanks 10 a liberal pnhhc Tor The
patronage he has received at their hands Tor the
last twenty years, and earnestly solici;s con-
linuance ol their iavors.
AT this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all the different kinds oil
Fruit Trees common 10 this climate, va APP
pies, Pears Peaches, Cherries. Apr!colS, PlumS,
Nectarines and Almo~!s. Also few Of the
most choice varieties Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Liniec and English Naples,
Abont 10000 Grape Vines, of the most approved
varieties, native and foreisn;-amongst the Tor
mer is the celebrated Nor!on'> Virginia Seeding,
famous yor table use and wine lie also keeps
constantly on hand supply OF Domestic Wine,
The pure juice OF the grape. Raspberry Vines,
Goo>eberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-all OF which he is desi-
ro,lS 10 sell al reduced prices. Address.
JOHN CARTER.
near Richnunu
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A 7 Il Superior Count Of Chancery. for the
n Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol in
the Cnyot Richmond, Oh Saturday, April /, ls.3:.
Mary Laid, Plaintiff:
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah L. his wife. Thomas
G. Clarke. Nathan B. Carsc, Thomas NJ. Lads,
James VI. Laid. Nathan Il. Laid William p
LAID, Benjamin I. Ladd, Raphael NJ. Conn and
ISABELLA A. his WIFE, who was ISABELLA A Lats.,
Sarah b. Ladi, which said Thomas NJ. James
NJ, Nathan b., William p. Benjamin f.. Sale
liza A., and Sarah b. are Inc sole children. heirs
and deviseeS OF Ann Ladd, deceased, and John
". Clarke ard Thomas A. Clarke, infants under
the age OF twenty years, by William c. Sands.
their guardian assigned 10 defend them III thi>
suit, and Nathaniel Z. Cren.haw. Executor oi
Ann Ladd, dect ased. Defendants:
This cause came on this DAY, 10 I've again hcan.
by consent cithe parties, BY their counsel on The
papers formerly read, and the report and survey
of TIE Real Estate in the city oi Richmond, calle,!
the Bell Tavern property, By Micajah Bates, sur
veyor O.! the city aforesaid IN Obedience 10 lie IN
tcrlocuiOry drcrcc; pronounced in the cause, On
tie twenty-eishth day Of January last, 10 which
report there Is 10 exception, and was argued lis
counsel. TN consideration whereof tie Cuuf;
approving ana confirming tie said report d, II
adludge, order and decree, tina, James Lyons
and AIcajah Bates, who are hereby aproir.e'
Commissioners ior the purpose, having pub
lshed notice of the time place ana terms Of
sale tor sixty DAYS, in some ore or more Of The
newspapers printed in III" city ot Richmond
proceed To sell al public auction on The premises,
10 the highest bidder the said lot and houses. call
ed The Bell Tavern property, on T. street in the
City OF Richmond, containing Sevenw-rhrce lect
ten inches front on the said street. running back
one hundred and eighty feet eight inches, and cuI-
tanning a superficial area OF one thousand four
hundred AMI seventy square yards, as appcaTs by
the said report and survey of the said Micaiah
Bates, upon the following terms, 10 vii: Tor cash
as 10 - mich of The proceeds OF sale rs viii l..
sufficient 10 deffay The costs oil this sui up 10 the
day OF SALE and upon a credit 81 one md Two
years - to the re>iouc iheIeoi, with LEGAL interest
thereon from lie dav Of sale. For The said credit
payments, bonds with approved security are to
be taken. and the title 10 the property retained mn
I'll the sale shdil be confirmed the purchase mo
ney PAID and conveyance directed by me court.
anu the said commissioners are required Ia report
theIr proceedings Ia he court
By virtue Of the foregoing decree Of the Snr.
ror Court OF Chancery Tor the Richmond Circuit.
the Undersigned (thc Commissioners named in The.
said deefec) vii! proceed 10 sell by public aucriou
On The premises. 10 The hishes. bidder, on WED.
NEsDAl, ihe lweny-secoad day Of January,
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THE COMMISSIONERS.
Nov 1--c.), wide
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NJNII.NIS KN IUNS SNLE.
wv ILL be offered ;oT sale, al pablo auction,
w 10 the highest bidder, on the Estate called
Providence Forge, in the county OF New Kent,
on Wednesday, The l,h day OF December next,
(if fair, if not the first fair day thcreafler) The
persona property belonging 10 The estate Of Docl
Jones Oliver Christian, decd consisting of slaves.
horses. mules cows, sheep, hogs household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c, AMI a
valuable library.
Terms oil sale will be-ior all sums over so,
six months credit the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for all sums OF so. or
under, cash will be required.
Nov. 20-2awtds BIZ the A,iminis,rni,ir.
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SALE. OF NEGROES

Immediately after the above sale, will he sold
at public auction, for cash, about 80 likely and
valuable Negroes, part OF which belong 10 the
estate o.! the late Beverley Kennon, and the re-
mainder To the Undersigned, George r. kennon.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON, Executrix,
GEORGE r. KENYON