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TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules holden IN
i tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Superiof Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county of Holloway, on
Friday, the llth day OF Jnne, le47:
Edward Dillon and Mary Dillon, Plaintiffs
Sally Dillon, widow of VIM. Dillon, deceased. John
H. knight and Edward T. Jefress, Executors OF VIM
Dillon, deceased, Benj. Mann and Louisa NJ his wife,
formerly Dillon, Sarah &. Dillon and VIM. III. Dillon,
infant children of Edward Dillon, Adene B. c. Dillon
Henry T. Dillon George o. Mckay and sally his wife
formerly Dillon Robert Pollard and Lucy a his wife,
formerly Dillon, Robert French and Martha A. his wife,
formerly Dillon, Thomas K. and Jane Dillon, infant
children of Henry Dillon, and john Sally, Billy and
Jennings Rather children of Fanny Rather, formerly
Dillon, and Polly McCauly, formerly Rather, and heirs
of John Dillon, deceased, (names unknown John ana
John James Dillon, James Weber and Nancy his wife,
formerly Dillon, Berry Foster and Frances his wife,
formerly Dillon, Rowland Andersen and Mary his
wife, formerly Dillon, DEFENDANTS
The defendants John, Sally, Billy and Jennings Ra-
,ber. and Polly McCauy, children Of Fanny Rather,
formerly Dillon, aud heirs OF John Dillon, thames un
known and James Webber and Nancy his wife, for
merly Dillon and John nnd John James Dillon, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are oil inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, II IS or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on Inc
first day of the next October term, and answer the h
of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth
with Inserted in newspaper published in the city
of Richmond for two months lively, and posted
al The front door Of the Court house of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
lam. Is-cuom T. w FITZGERALD, n. C..
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| nv THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a PROCLAMATION

XXTHEREAS, o vacancy hath occurred IN The General
w Assembly OF this state by the resignation Of Fay
cite McMulien late the Senator for the District COM
posed OF the counties of Washington RUSSELL Scott and
Leo The Shers Of the said counties respectively are
therefore REQUIRED 10 cause elections be held the
second Thursday in July next for Senator TO supply
the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand rs Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing In the absence of the Governor from the
sxAL) seat Of Governmen and under the lesser seal oil
the Commonwealth at Richmond, this tenth day
OF May, In the year i6f. r. L. DANIEL.
Nav ll-cWtd
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" DUNG MEN who wish TO serve their coun-
i try, can have an opportunity Of so doing by
calling al the Military Hall, and enrolling the:
names in the Volunteer Company now bring
formed in this city, |. is hoped lha! this Conn
pany will be filled Immediately, as onlG 4 few
men are wanted 10 enable Us IL 60 into quarters.
Richmond June LIT
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.

44,44i DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, for internal Improvement In the
District of Columbia, Glass 80, for 1877, TO be drawn
nj Alexandria, Saturday, June 10, ls47 70 No olie-
ry-l3 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: S4idi4, y,
922, ,I, 6G6G, 4444, 3sl9 2,e2 A Of LII, a. Of
555 CO OF 333 1873 of 222 ec. Tickets Sill halves 5o;
quarters rs. A certificate of package Of % whole
tickets Sl40-halves and quarters In proportion.
80. 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a, for ls47 10 be drawn
June 26th. rs No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots. Grand
Schemes $50 900, 20 OO0 900, 5000, 500 Is prizes
s: quarters So Certificates of packages Of IS Whole
Tickets sl2O-sharrs in proportion.
NJ Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
ets in the above Schemes Addressed 10 the undeTsign-
ed attended 10 by return of Mai and when requested
an account OF the Drawings forwarded so soon as re-
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLhhhE,
Mov al Richmond, Va.
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itui Vol um GERS! III i
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June 3, 1877.
GENTLEMEN who are engaged 10 different quarters
VI of the State in the enrolment Of Volunteers. under
the call from this Department Of 26ih April last, will
please report progress Of enrolment as soon poss
bic that 80 soon sufficient number obtained,
thew NAV be place in quarters Richmond and under
a course OF military instruction BY command,
June 4-e3w WIN. n. RICHARDSON, A, G.
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ID. Paine IL Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
i HOME within the last few weeks, ~ the sale Of
The whole of the Grand Capital Of Sab0oO, together
with smaller from Sl00 To 81 900, all oil which were
promptly paid at sight, has induced the subscriber 10
present to his friends and correspondents at distance
the following brilliant Schemes fol June. Forward
your orders 10 the unrivallrd prize seller,
L. W. PURCELL, Agent FOR the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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|.eYARKAeLE SUCCESS. Never, perhaps, did
signal success attend any medicine, than that of
I uPHAM's VEGETABLE ELEcTUARY. 1t is
,,,,,en remedy for the Piles and from its being to-
,orrrnally strikes al the very source of that dis
{. Ss,,n an external application can never effect
/. .sod Wholesale and Retail by WYATT i KEIcHAh,
rsion Street, New York, and by P. JOHNSTON,
.ra, No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
- ar hottie June, ls47
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THOMAS WILLIAMS has opened LUMBER
YARD on 9th and Byrd Streets, adjoining Mlessrs.
Burr, Pae & SIMPSONS Foundry, Immediately on the
Canal, where he will keep PLANK Of all kinds, Scant
ling Fire Wood and Hay, havinc had large shed built
for storing iay Also Sims Slate He viii pay paril.
cular attention TO the sale of Wheat and Corn, and viii
keen extra and Family Flour for sale. June 4-c4t
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j M. CLARKE

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND Va.
CLARKE distributed last month"; To his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other Vender In the UNI
ted States having sold capitals OF s25 000 Of 20
Of 10 O00 Of 5000, Is OF 00O and ~ Of O0O Mos
Of the fortunate holders still living witnesses oil the
fact. Address, postage free,
JOHN NJ CLARKE Richmond, Va.
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June l5-cw4w
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
WILL be offered for sale, on The premises on MON
w DAY, the I'd day of August next, II iair, IL not,
the day. public auction the land In the coun-
~ OF FauQuier belonging TO the estate OF the late
Thomas O. B. Carter, lying on the Rappahannock river,
thirty miles above Fredericksburg. and about ten or
twelve miles below the Warrenton White Sulphur
Springs.
This land Ia of good quality, lies WELL Is easily i'm
proved and 10 we'll adapted to the growth OF all kinds OF
grain and grass and possesses other advantages seldom
TO be found in the upper county, II Is situated IN an
agreeable neighborhood, within two or three miles OF
two large manufacturing mills lying the river, which
s being made navigabs for steam end other boats
of burden which market at the door for every
article raised for sale.
The land will be sold in lots, TO suit putchassrs The
house tract, that portion which The late Thomas
o. B. Carter resided, contains by recent survey G95
acres of which, $50 200 acres are river boitom and
IS 100 of high land is 10 wood. titles compact and
is under good enclosure. There two comfortable
dwellings in the yard this tract, which has all ne
eessary outhouses, including good ice'house. barn.
&c. The location is a beautiful one Il commands
view Of the surrounding country Tor miles, and oil the
river for some miles up and down
The tract known as "Wrighrs' lies on the East side
of Pney ridge, adjons the land OF DIR. Clopon, con-
tans PAT acres, and lies we'll II has SUFFICIENT guam
tity Of timber on Il for support.
Lot No | adjons the above named tract, and con-
tans $40 acres, all in timber Of pine and OAK.
Lot No. contains about 80 acres, all In wood OF The
same kind
Lot No. contains - or - acres, ;neay all in wood,
and adjolns the other lots.
survey anu pat vi dii lie aiu w NC sho"" va
the day Of sale. particular description Of the
land Is deemed unnecessary, those wishing 10 pur
chase will no doubt examine it for themselves The
subscriber will take pleasure In showing TO any one
before the day Of sale.
The terms will be one third in money, and the resi-.
due in two equal annual instruments, without interest,"
10 be secured by deed of trust the premises. Pos
session will be given the usual time TO falow and
seed this FALL and full possession on tho lst OF Janu-
airy, ls48. SAML BURROUGHS,
Executor OF 7. o. B. Carter, deceased.
Millview Post ONCE, Fauquier County, Virginia.
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ONE CENT REWARD

a. OANC SClN ne w AMI.
lndep,ed apprentice named JAMES Fl.
H. !, AlNG, formerly of King William County,
IN ny employment some tour weeks since
ne above reward will be paid for his delivery
me- All persons are hereby forewarned from
...N''ns or employing said apprentice under
*Seres, penalty OF the law.
.une 1913, JNO. D. QUARLES.
oRSE-POWERS, Thrashers, Wbea,-ians,
49, ~ Train Cradles, &c.-A variety of patterns,
: '-s IN The best manner and warranted, for sale
Fl. BALDWIN,
'uae ls-dll&c2t No. I9, 18th ST.
a" NOTICE.-The subscribers have as.
i. Selaled themselves as Partners in the rrac.
cpo w Inc Law, under the style OF JOSEPH &
w. SohGE S. FUQUA. The former partner,
III resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
sa.s sae1d the Superior and County Courts OF
coa,agnam and Cumberland, and the Superior
aus.s Of Aibemarle and Fluvanna; and the
Isnn',,. Who resides in Scottsville, Albemarle
lCounm, WIN attend the Superior and County
Am o. Albemarle, Fluvanna and Bucking.
ANY business con6ded 10 them will be
An. attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
-cWl0m GEO. 9. FUQUA.
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The COMMISSION BUSINESS heretofore carried
on under the firm Of Williams 4 Robinson, will, from
this lne be conducted the old stand by the under
signed who respectfully sociis Of his iends and the
friends and customers Of the old firm, continuance Of
their patronage. JOHN A. hoBlNsON.
The undersigned hereby recommends John a. Robin
son his old friends well as The friends and custom
ers of the late firm Of Williams & Robinson.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND
EOD SALE

THIS estate, situated on James River, in the county
Of Goochland, about fifty miles above the city OF
Richmond Is offered for sale.
been added TO il since the original purchase BY the late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1855 acres, ot which
about 50 acres including much n - occupied by tlr
James River Cana, low grounds o The best quail
". The high land in cultivation Is divided INTO hvo
fields, averaging 100 acres erch Originally OF th-
finest quality, Il has been highly improved by heavy
ma purng and the free of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings. tobacco houses, &C., are gene
| rally new with new harm AMI ihrrshing machine
| thai will rhresh five hundred bushels day. The dwell
ling house il new, large and handsome. There u a
pris mill with pair OF stones, built IN the hes, man
ner of brick and stone, plaster mill and tiis rate
saw mill a never failing stream.
Elk Island contains JII acre9--ow grounds Of Tho
very best qualty-thTesng machine OF equal power
with tia, or the hill, tobacco houses, &c
The two tiacIs are connected by alndsopir bridge.
built in The msst durahls manner.
The present fertility, WIN resnnfcrs for manning,
heavily one handrsd Uf land every year, oons
tute this the finest Estate upper James River, il
in Virginia.
The whole Estate is in the hesl Condition for prohia
bic agriculture.
II will give pleasure 10 show the two plantations
10 any who may desire 10 examine them OF an
swer enquiries, by letter. addressed me al Carriers
| Vile, Cumberland county.
PEYTON HARRISON, Agent for
II. c. HARRISON, Adminis,ralfr
Of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, If desired.
March lT-dIIActf e.
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MUSK ISLE For SALE

THE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 ano
Their part oil the state oilers Tor sale thai wei Kn"wh
and productive Farm called Musk Isle, lying on the
Roanoke river, little below the junction q" Dan and
stanton Rivers, and two miles from thr town OF
Gainesville. This Estate contains about 800 acres,
$50 or 40 Of which fret rate bottom lands-indeed,
think can say with trmh that he Island, containing
1870 acres is fully equal 10 any rseT bottom on the up
per Roanoke. II Is needless, however, 10 give mt.
mite description, those wishing 10 purchase viii
doubtless examine for themselves | wonld sell tho
whole together divide the land, (Which may be done
grously To meet the wishes Of pufehssers and
invite those wishing purchase examine the pro-
perty rs soon as convenient determined TO sell
The whole, or part oft, the first opportunity Having
lived at Mu-k Isle for twenty year,, can say that
the situation is as healthy any know. The cleared
land both high and low Is in good heart, and produc
tivr-the woodland very valuable, on account Of the
demand for timber and fuel in Clarkrsville-and the
neiuhhorhood as good As any in Virginia.
June 6-cW2m ShMl. v. WATKINS.
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Dissolution.

TIE Copartnership heretofore existing between The
undersigned under The firm Of WILLIAMS &
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs Of the firm will be settled by either of the
partners, each using The of the firm only in clos
ing the business. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
May 10, l647 JOHN a. ROBINSON.
We return thanks TO our customers for their past IA
yors and respectfully request those indebted To
come forward and settle their respective dues without
DELAY and Of those to whom indebted, TO pre-
their claims for payment as speedy settementis
very desirable. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
mo. A, ROBINSON,
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May 81
HANcE,s sARsAPARILLA VEGETABLE


FIFTY PILLS IN A BoX-!he Cheapest and best
Medicine in existence for PURIFYING the BLOOD,
removing bile correcting disorders OF The stomach and
bowels cosliveness. dyspepsia swimming in the head
SC. Persons Of full habit, who are snoee 10 Head
ache Giddness brow and Singing in the Ears;
arising from TOO great flow OF blood 10 the head should
be without them, as many dangerous symptoms
Will be entirely carried of by their immediate use.
Read the following wonderful cure Of Dyspepsia:
This is certify that my wife was ailesa WIN ,is
medicines and Thomsonian, but without efecii and
myself attacked with blindness and my head Otherwise
Of fila: and seeing uANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA PILLS
wen. and got boz Of s.a waI to my
az vet: and do think them without rival before the
public. .. ~ aA ,;,:,;,
~ Prices cents per box Of FIFTY PILLS EACH,
for Hance's Genuine Pills, or boxes for 81.
SETH s. HANCE, lOs Baltimore street, and corner
of Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore.
For sale by j. P. DUyAL CO, Broa! Street
shockoe Hill; M. B. SANTOS. Norfolk =: hhNTish'
Portsmouth, and &. CoRLING & CO., retershirg.
June. le47.
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Il. A. CRENSHAW,
Attorney nj Law,

DRACTISES in the Superior and inferior CouIts of
L Amelia, Powhatan and Cumberland All business
entrusted to his will meet with prompt attention.
DO Address-PaiReyille, Amelia, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Benjamin Davis. Auci.
No. ,, Val ~rcci, nnder ne Cir Hot,i.
NEGROES.

Will be sold Al my office, No. Wall Street,
This morning, June 18Th, az o'clock, The follow.
ing negroes, 10 Wit: | Girl Ii, do. II, | 10. Is
and Boy Is years OF age.
June Is BENZ. DAVIS Anct
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By N. Il. 4 &. Re. Hill Aucts
NEGROES.

Will he sold by us his morning at half past 9
O'clock two Negro Men, ana Two Negro Girls.
a. B. & c. B. HILL,
June 18th Auc,ioneers.
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a. Last Evenings Northern Mail.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
>, Hours In Advance of the Mail.


|,,.sspondence OF the Richmond Enquirer.]
BALTIMORE MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, June Ii.
-.,rz-Sales to-day Of 500 bbls. Howard ST.
.ra, IS 80 per Dbl. We quote City Mills at
81. vi sales.
;s Ms..-Sales today of 500 bbls. al s.
las 37i per bbl.
|Wss,r-Prime white sells to-day al 200 cents
|. ,ushel; prime red at 1879, at which 1000 BUSH
/. ssre been sold.
|,ras-Prime yellow al ll2 ll3c., al which
n bushels have changed hands.
rss PRESIDENT, lis now settled, (says the Bal
I've SUM- will not visit the North this monlhl
r. 1oes this summer, so the New York papers
\, and Washington letters seem TO conhrm,it.
E,s is said to be great accumulation OF ousi-
3 a. Washington demanding his attention.
r.. election returns from large part of The
i, Of New York show pretty conclusively
|, n, Democrats have elected their judges and
.,.s Of the Court of Appeals by some Is, 900
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". MAURY & CO., MANAGERs-Drawn Nos.
Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, June ~:
81 IS 30 II IS 10 81 70 so ~ 10 = Is.
|for To day-33, 900 dollars, in prizes Of 1900,
! 900. lu,OoO, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 500,
4. e Nos, i3 drawn. Tickets 5dollars.
For To morrow-eo. 900 Capital. Tickets dollars
\ Nos Is drawn Tickets, &c, At
|Jua. is MANAGERS OFFICE. City Hotel.
|rrRpIN & co.'s OFFICE, open from S, A.
U NJ, until 9, P. M.
lie, all other Vendors boast a. they will,
TrRPIN & co. sell Prizes still
|For To.aay-2o, 900 Dollars, 5000 Dollars.
Jersey Lottery, Glass a. Capitals !:
boo dollars, 5000, 1000, 1000, 1855, IS OF
[OOO, &C IS Nos, u drawn. Tickets dollars;
L,.i ? so; quarters q.
avn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery, Glass 80, June H.:
s. IS 20 al G5 l3 81 10 SO AZ 10 10.
Dswn Nos. Of Lee,burg Lottery, Glass "a, June IA:
1929 % 6l - Is 4s4l 81 50 So l6 81 IL.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 2S H. prize OF 100, sold and
J In the above Lottery by TURPlN W.
lrne Is
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LAND NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE FOR
SALE

THE subscriber, prposing 10 sell cut, with the view
4 10 a removal offers for sale the Tract Of Land on
which he now lives containing about live hundred and
eighty acres, aud being on the main and tributary
branches OF Meadow Creek by which II Is abundaniy
watercd, within twoand half miles of Charoties-
vile, Abcmarle county, and and half oil the Uni
versy OF Virginia. IL j. necessary 10 enter
into minute description uf this Iact OF Land any
one wishing 10 buy WILL Of COURSE view II, aud judge
for himself. But the subscriber viii say, that any
gentleman wishing 10 invest money such property,
better opportunity i rarely met with IL location and
qualify and tlr strong expectation, amounting amus,
To 4 certainty tlaltl onlsa Railroad VIII h. rNrnlrd
Ia within short distance At u, render of
Than ordinary value The Tract consists mani, OF III.
grey SOILS remarkably Kind under the ii clover
aud plaster, but u particularly IMPROBABLE under the ap
pcalon of Owing 10 u. excellent sub soil. II
retains and shows the effects Ut manure IN unusual
degree. Something twn.niIhS Is al the hnrnbend
character very much resembling The IVY creek lands,
remarkable for cir aiaptednrss IL The production at
wheat. Between two hundred and fifty and three hun
in wood, much of which may be spared from The
OF the farm, and Will find ready market IN Chaflottes-
vile and al the University.
Meadow Creek, which runs through the entire length
of the Tract affords hody Of about - Of first
bottom land, and from small experiment III irrgang
with the plough alone many more acres may br render
ed as productive in grass the bottom lands themselves.
The subscriber proposes 10 sell privately, and will rs
crve propositions till THURSDAY, the l7tb Of June
next, when, il not previously disposed Of Will be
fere publicly the h CHEST bidder In the timr
the subscriber VIII take pleasure in show ing the pre-
misses 10 any gentleman wishing 10 yew them, ans
make known thr terms Of sale. Reference H. made 10
James NJ. saunders, ESD, of Charlottesville Colonel
John r. Jones and William +. Parish. Esq.
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$4,000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery Glass a. for lS47, 10 be drawn
June a6,h. rs No. Iotiery-l3 drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of S3oOOO prize OF $4,000
/ cocoon rs prizes Of 900
10000 So - 500
5000 200 . 300
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters So Certificates OF
packages of25 Whole Tickets $780, shares In proportion.
W Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
and Shares in any of the above Schemes, address
ed to the undersigned will receiyethe most prompt at
tsntion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
az soon as II Is received.
j. w MAURY & CO., Managers,
Navel Richmond, Virginia.
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. Marry 81 Co.,

On A N n 6 E r S.
Successors TO j. &. GREGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.
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NOTICE.

by virtue of deed oflrust To the subscribers by Tho
- mas Torian sr., and now Of record IN the Clerk,
Office of Halifax county, for certain purposes therein
specified, we shall on the 18th June. 1877. al the resi-
dence of Thomas Toan, proceed 10 sell, al public
auction. the following propeny-to w.t.
Tract of Land lying on The North side Of Dan ri.
Yer, IL being The land on which DR.. T. Torlan formerly
lived containing ,055 acres.
Tract of Land lying on Grassy Creek, containing
Goa acres, with the Mil and the appurtennnces thereon
A Tract of Land called Jones' Tract, of 2J5 acres.
Tract OF Land called Palmers, Of Dos acres.
a Tract of Land called Ward's, of $40 acres.
a Tract Of Land called Seamore's, of 100 acres.
All the interest of The said T. forian sr., in Irby's
Estate.
All his interest in the land held as her dover by Mrs
Maria b. Owen, II being the Oneseventh part
The aforesaid Tracts of Land are lying in Halifax
county, and Dan river and ill., branches They con-
tain many acres Of valuable river bottom.
Also, all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
tation Tools and Utensils 10 head OF Cattle ono lbs
Of Tobacco and all his crop hand and the follow
ing Slaves Frank, Sauia, Mourning, Maria, Peter
Phil, Phillis and Rachael and one Horse.
All the personal property will be sold for cash--,hr
real property viii be sold onehd IN cash, 10 be.pad
on the Isl of October lsi7 the balance IN he paid IN
and Is months from the day Of sale, the purchasereiv-
ing bond with good security for the purchase money,
the bonds TO hear interest from the Isl day of October
ls47.
The title TO the land will he retained until the pur
chase money paid. The land will be shown by Tho.
mas Torian or Samuel ADHESION. The subscribers viii
convey such title only is vested in them b The said
deed THOMAS ;. FLOuRNoY, T,,s,sss
THOMAS KING,
Also on the same day, will he sod At public auction,
the said Thomas Toran, Sr.s Ferry Trac Of Land ~
ing In The county of Halifax containing QUO acres near
~ 200 Of which are first ratio river bottom and-his
River Mill, with four Of Land attached 10 il, and
Miller, Bob.
FRANCIS vENABLE,
THOMAS LEIGH, r,
THOMAS s. FLoURNoY, ''us'ee'
THOMAS KING,
June 4-c4t