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commissioners Sale.

'ENHE undersigned, acting as Commissioners of
Il the Circuit Superior Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, and In pursuance Of a decree rendered in The
cause of HawPe as. Wlth.ow, will on Friday the
10Th day of August next, in the town of Green
vile, proceed TO sell at public auction, the FAMI-
LY OF NEGROES in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, viz One Female Slave named
OA80lhINl@o
and her two female children, the eldest about five
or six years old, the other younger but the precise
age not known TO lis. They will be sold together
as one family and not Separately.
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, as shall defray the costs of suit
and The charges OF sale; and the residue in six
months, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. VIM. FRAZIER,
ID. S. YOUNG,
July Is, lS49.-tds. Commissioners
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks OF
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, ON Monday the End
day of July, 1919.
Alexander A. II. Perkins, an infant who sues by
his next friend William McCntic, Branch o.
Morgan and Laura r. M. $. his wife, formerly
Perkins, and Sarah c. Kincaid, furmcTly Per
kins-PlantiffS,
AGAINST.
Jane Perkins, Administrators OF Tyrus II. Perkins,
decd, Rachael G.. Scott, Administrative Of John
ID. Hamilton, decd, Stephen a, Porter, Exec
utor of Alexander Hamilton, decd, John Gill
land, Jas. Brown and John Cleeck- Defendants.
The Defendant, John Gilliland, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and 1t appealing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not al fhfab;aat Of tliis Commonwealth: On mo
ton Of The Piaintifs by their Counsel it is ordered
that the said Defendant John Gilliland, do appear
here on fle first day of the next tetm and answer
the Plaintiffs Bill and that a copy of this order 5t
forthwith published in the Slaunion Spectator. for
two months successfully, and posted al fhe from
door Of the Court house Of this County.
A Copy-Teste,
! CHAS. J.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
| July II l849.-2m
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ANN MA'NH ACaNEMY
Lexington, Virginia.
TIE next session of This School Will commence

EIlE next session of this School will commence
ID on Monday, September Ord.
The location of this Academy is one OF the finest
in this region. The arrangements of Tho School.
ate on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
course Of instruction thorough systematic aud prac-
iical. Every branch Of useful, and ornamental ed
ucation Is under the supervision of the Principal.
assisted by the most cornpet mt teachers. The re-
hgfous, as well moral and intellectual inStruc-
ton of the pupils is strictly attended TO. Prof.
Armstrong of Washington College, lectures on
Chemistry, and Prof Dabney has charge of the
Classical department.
The Session commences ON the lst September,
and persons are respectfully solicited TO attend 10
the entrance Of pupils at that time, as delay in this
respect, is seriously injurious 10 the progress Of the
pupi. Terms for Board and Tuition very moderate.
No deduction made for absence, except in cases Of
prottacted illness.
report is made TO Guardians and Parents each
five months, shelving The standing Of each pupil IN
Scholarship and department.
Pupils admitted at any lime during the session
and charged accordingly.
u. NOTTINGHAM. Principal.
July rs, 1s49.-2D
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LAND AT AUCTION.

I'm pursuance of decree Of tie Circuit Superior
= Court Of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered on The 9TH day Of June last, in the
OF David Hull, Is. Alexander Laporte and 9th
ers, sha on Thursday the 30th day Of August,
nex:, proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, at pub
lie atctinn, on the premises, the Tract of Land on
w':ich The said Laporte resides. The Tract con
tains about 400 ACRES, and has on it
Dwelling House, Barn and other improvements
1t is situated in the Great Calf Pasture, rneteen
miles from Staumton and two miles from the Warm
Springs Turnpike.
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money as
will deiray the expenses of sale, will be required in
hand, and The balance upon credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, The purchaser executing bonds
with good security. JOS. a. WADDELL,
July IS, 1S49-tds. Commissioner.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
!SEaHss!On, va, 1910.
TRUSTEES
Rev. FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., President.


Rev. FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., President.
Col. james Craor|6rd, Res S. j. Lore.
Req I'm. Bro,on, jacob Baylor, Esq,
.4dant Link, Esq, Maj. j. Marshall VIC Cue,
John Nc Cue, Esq, Nm NJ. Tate, Esq,
Dauid Fuus, Esq, j. addison Cochran. Eso.
DR.. "A. Wad Tell, Req b. M Smith,
Rer. j. IIendren. ID d. Capt. Kentom Harper.
Nm. Easier, Esq, Secretary,
Hten'f. j. Hall, Esq, Treas
I>HE Academic year commences OF the first
Monday of September, and closes on the last
week in june
VAcATioN.-july and August, and few days
at Christmas.
The year is divided into i6o Sessions OF, fce
months edch The first Session closes on the first
of February, and the second on the last of June.
The course of Studies embraces liberal edica-
tion as prescribed in the best Collegiate Institutes of
the Country. Pupils may enter all any time, and
are charged from the time they enter. No deduc-
tons are made for absence unless in cases Of sick
ness or strict necessity.
This Seminary has been in successful operation
Tor some years, with a steady patronage.
The building is large, commodious, and central
~ placed in healthful and quiet Town in the
fruitful Valley of Virginia.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Scientific and Literary Course, per Ses-
sion of five months, from Sl2 to SIS.
ATTN and Creek, either Of both $40.
French $40
If two Of al! tie above languages are
taken the whole charge for them is 49,
In no instance, however, is a charge
OF more than S25 a Session made
for any selection, or all the abore
nanted branches together
Incidental FIR kenls, SO cents.
The pupil is liable to no other charge
except in the Music DEPARTMENT.
For Lessons ON Piano Forte and in
vocal music, with use of Piano $40.
Lessons on Guitar, if added to Piano,
SI0-if alone $40.
Drawing ard painting SIC
Misunderstanding in respectable and genteel
families can be procured for from SIS To so per
month. s. MATTHEW'S prINcIpAI
Staunton, July fS, lS40.-tf Wind. copy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
30 Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty rendered on the day Of June, IS4J, ia The
suit Of Mary Ballard, against Jacob Broscus and
others the undersigned, the Commissioner therein
named, will proceed Monday The 9Th day Of
August, lS19, (being the first day Of the August
County Conr) TO sell in front Of the Post Office in
the town of taunion, public auction to the higb-
est bidder, TWO NEGROES, one named Nan
cy, and her child now about nine years old.
TERhiS.-So much oftht purchase money will
be required in hand, will deRray The expenses Of
the sale, and for the balance the purchaser viii! be
required to execute his bond with good security
payable in twelve months from the day Of sale.
JOHN L. ARNALL, Comm.
July 25, 1S4Q-tds.
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"O HUeNB UG!
GREAT iTTRACTIoN-FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.

II ROSENFELD s, BRO, Of Richmond,
49, Va, on account of the prevailing epidemic
there, having too large Stock of DRY GOODS
LETT on hand, have concluded To open branch Of
their business here, for two weeks only, with the
intention to sell at and below New York cost pr
ces. All those in want of DRY GOODS, would
do well to give them an early call, such an oppor-
tunity presenting itself but very seldom. All we
can say, is come one, come all and look for your
selves, at the Old Bell Tavern. Our Stock con-
ssts in part Of the following articles, wiz Black and
COlored Broad Cloths, Black and Colored CASH
meres, Plain and Fancy Vestings, Silk and Linen
Pocket Handkerchiefs, for Gentlemen aud Ladies ;
Revere. Bordare and Ilemslitched Hanlkerchels,
Grape Shawls, Black and CoUred Silks, for La
dies Dresses Irish Linens. Collars and Capes, to-
gether with great many FANCY ARTICLES
too numerous to specify.
Stanton, Aug. 8, lS49-2w.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Angus, the 6,h,
lS49, rsrr~
John Patterson. Executor Of George Patterson,
decd. ,-Plantf,
AGAINST
John A. Patterson, Barbara Patterson, widow 8f The
said George Patterson. deed, Isaac I'ro,ter, and
Catharine his wife, Elizabeth Parent, Nancy
Patterson. ahd o,hers-Defendanis.
The Defendants, Isaac Tro,ier. and Catharine
his wife. Elizabeth Parent and Nancy Patterson,
not having entered theft appearance and given Sc
enri,y, according to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules Of this Court and it appearing by satisfact"
ry evidence that they not inhabitants of this
COMMONWEALTH: II is ordered, that the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here the lst day of the No
vember Term. next, and answer the amended bill
OF the Plaintiff; and that topy Of this order be
fnr!hwi'h inserted in some newspaper printed il,
Staunton, Tor two months successively, and posted
at the front door of the Coutt-house
A Copy-Teste,
MICH. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
Angus, 6, iS49-2m.
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NOTICE.

vE'IIE practice of storing Flour, or any Other ar
IL ticIe GGAris. will be discontinued from aud at
ter the lst Of July next, and in future all flour stor
ed with will be shfject TO a charge Of O. cents
per barrel, without discrimination, whether it is
sold here or shipped and Tobacco % cents per hid.
All other articles the same rates heretofore charged
STAPLES. MARTIN & Co,
JOHN TYLER.
j. w. MASON & co,
PERKINS & ENVERS,
J. A. RAGLAND & co.
ScottsvilIe, July 4, iS19.-7I
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Elizabeth Woods, Adm'x., with the will annexed
of Stephen Woods, decd, &c.,-Plain,iffs,
AGAINST
John Churchman, Executor of Walter III. Tapp,
decd, Sc.,--Deendanls,
IN CHANCEkY.
The creditors of the said Walter III. Tapp, who
may heretofore have failed to exhibit their claims
are hereby requested to produce them To me at my
Office. in The Town of Staun,on. or before the
9th day of September, next, properly authenticated,
that they may he reported 10 Court.
SAMUEL. CLARKE, NJ. COM.
August s, 1S49-4w.
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Al Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
n Gerry held for Augusta County. at the Court
house. on Tuesday July the 10Th. lS49,
Benjamin Crawford, and James Puin,s-Plain,iffs,
% 8 AGAINST
WIN. Davis, late Sheriff of Augusta County. and
as such administrator de bons non of William
Goode, decd, John Churchman, administrator
Gf Walter III. Tapp, decd, who in his life time
was administrator Of VIM. Goode, decd, and
John u. Fulton, escheator Of Augusta County
Defendants.
1t appearing to the Court that the order of account
made in this cause. on the 25th November, 1888,
an the life time ofWalter III. Tapp the first admin
lstratOr, and the children of the intesiate, VIM.
GoOde, hath not been executed and that since, that
said Tapp hath died, well all the children of
said Goode, without issue or legal representatives,
so To render the real estate of said Goode escheat
able 10 the Commonwealth, and his personally der
eilct subject nevertheless to the payment of his
debts, and that the Plaintiffs having amended their
bill, and made Davis, Sheriff, the administrator de
bonis non, Churchman, the executor Of Tapp. and
John U. Fulton, the escheator of Augusta County,
parties Defendants, and 1t appearing to the Court,
that sabpBnas have been returned executed upon
tho said Davis, Churchman and Fulton, and more
than four months having elapsed well since the
return day and service of said subpenas, as since
the filing the Plaintiffs bills, original and amended;
ON motion of the Plaintiffs, by Counsel, their bills,
original and amended, taken for confessed -
And thereupon the cause came to be heard on
the bills, original and amended, taken for confessed
ss aforesaid, exhibit and argued by Coun-
sell On consideration whereof, the Court doth
adjudge, order and decree, that John Churchman,
executor of Walter ii. Tapp, decd, who in his
life time, was administrator of William Goode
decd, do render an account before Commissioner
Clarke, Of the administration of his testator upon
the estate of his intestate VIM. Goude, decd, and
that WIN. Davis, Sheriff, and as such, administra-
tor de bonis non of said VIM. Goode decd. do rem
der before the same Commissioner, an account Of
his administration upon the estate of his ntestae
which accounts said Commissioner will take, state,
settle and report with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by hmselfor required by the par
ties TO be stated. And the said Commissioner
AFTER due notice in the Gazette, converting all the
creditors of VIM. Goode, decd, will take an ac-
count Of the Plaintiffs Claims together with all 9th
or unsatisfed debts demands, against the estate
Of whatever description and report the same TO The
Court, CHASING them according to their respective
dignities or priortes. And said Commissioner will
also report TO the Court, Schedule, showing the
quality, amount, probable value, and where siiua-
tod, Of the real estate of which VIM. Goode died
seized and possessed, to which he asentited in
Law or Equiiyin possession, reversion or remainder
a Cupy-Teste.
MICH. G. KINNEY, C. C.
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PUBLIC SALE.


RY virtue Of st,hori,y vested in us by the las
Will and Testament of Sam'I Finley, decd
we will proceed tn sell on Thursday the 3Oth day
or August. next, at Public Auction, on the premi-
SEES, all of his Estate both Real and Pesonal, viz:
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND.
Ist-Meadow Farm, containing about 226
ACRES, having upon 1t large
1Bl@I0E NJ ANSI0No
large Barn; all necessary out-houscs, several of
which are Brick two good Apple Orchards, some
Is 10 ~ Acres of prime Meadow, well watered !;
and the Timbeted Land lays well. two miles from
Greenvile, upoh the Valley Road.
Ord Tratt.AWood Farm; lies within one mile
of Greenvie ON the Valley Road, and con,ans
2J3 ACRES,
100 Acres Of which is finely Tinibered-hatIrg
upon it two Apple Orchards, Meadow, good Log
Dwelling and Barn, or two good Spfihgs, and
bratch running through il.
3rd Tract.-I.ying within three miles of Green
vile, upon the Valley Road, contains
100 AODl8Ss
having upon tia Log House, very good Barn. an
Orchard. and an excellent Meadow, well watered :;
and sufficient quantity of Timber.
4'h Iract:-Lying near Meadow Farm, con-
ta'nS about 400 ACRES. One-half of which is
cleared, the balance well numbered. There are upon
this Tract good Log Dwelling and Stables, with
a considerable quantity of Meadow Land
9th Iract.-AdJoining the last mentioned Tract
contains between Three and Four Hundred Acres
These are denomnated pine Lands, they are well
numbered and watered, with some cleared Land
upon them, and will be laid of in parcels Of about
100 Acres.
Also Lo, of4 ACRES, adjoning the Town of
Greenvle
The Terms for the above named Lands will be
one fourth of the purchase money paid in hand, and
the remainder in three equa! annual insalmen,s
There will also be sold at the same time,
likely NcgroeSj 2 Men. 5 Women, Girls g. Boy
Also all the PERSONAL PROPERTY, con.
sistlng of the following articles: 8 head Fat Cat.
tie, several Cows and young Cattle; 5 head Of
Horses about So or 40 head of Sheep, some of
which fine Mutton; so head of Hogs, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every descrp-
ton 100 lbs of good Wool, Sc, Sc
Aso--A Fine Large Library, consisting in part
of the following Books: "a Lrge Tois Edinb,rg
Encyclopedia % Tos. Universal History: u
pOts. History Of England; Sc, SC.
Also-Farming Utensils Of every description 9
Wagons, and the running gear of two new ones !;
Cart and Carriage; | new Wheat Thresher !;
Z Wheat Fans; several hundred bushels Wheat and
Oats, large quantity of Corn at the heap and 45
barrels Of Flour lift is not disposed of; Also large
quantity of Hay, Sc, Sc. Eight Shares in the
Slaunton and James River Company; 8 shares New
Shenandoah Company 2 shares Louisa Rail Road
Company.
The Terms for the Personal Property will be
made known at the commencement of The sale,
which will continue from day to day till all the
property Is sold.
DIT CON
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RANAW an

EROM The subscriber residing in Jennings Gap,
on the LIST Of July. a SORKEL MARE, a.
bout or years old, IS hands high, heavily built,
no White about her, scar across her right fore leg
from recent cut, and some saddle marks on tie
back. She took to the mountain when she lePt, and
possibly persons bunting Cattle, Sc, in The Norti,
Mountain may find her A liberal reward and all
expenses will be paid for her restoration tn me
THOMAS y. CRIGLER
Jennings Gap, July II, ISio.--3t.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, July the 2nd lS49,
Henry Swatsle and Daniel Lucas and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elzabath Fulwider-Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
George Fulwider, and Hannah Hanger, late Han
nah Fulwder, widow of Jacob Hanger, decd.
and others-Defcndants.
The Defendants, Geo. Fulwider, Kinney Cling
genpeei, and -, -, -, -, the children
of the said Kinney Clngenpeel and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Fulwder, now deceased not having en-
terdd their appearances and given security, according
to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here on
the first day of the November Term, next, and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III Staunton, for two months sGccessively
and posted at the front door of the Court house.
a Copy-T'este,
! MICH. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
July l8, 1Sd9-2m.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RrcHMoND, Aug. G., lS49.
FLouR-S5 25a IS SO.
BEEF-$2s So. gross, 81 a &c nett
HERRINGs SO 75-Shad S. IS.
BAcoN-Virginia cured, hoy round, 81 So.
WHEAr-New lis.
CoRN MEAL-70 cents per 5ushel
WHqsKEY--24 % cents for Reclified.
BUrrGR-Rol IS 49,, Firkin. l2s Ia cts
fLAsrER-On Basin. 81 90 per Ton.
SALr-$l 25 from Wharf, in Store ST. 40
LARD-Firkin, II Barrels, u Sc.
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o. At wedding the other day, one Of the guests,
who 10 often a little absent, obscrved--''I have re-
marked that there have been more women than men
married this year"-Er. paper re
ay-Thc guest was not so .abscnt'' as those who
have laughed at his remark III all probability. there
arc more than the other married every
The death Of wife, and the second marriage OF her
husband. would increase The Humber OF @oinch MIR
vied. whilst the number of men would r-main the
same. ''Pick the flint and Try sgain.'-TYro
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Commissioners Sale OF Land
IN POCAEEONTAS co.

PURSUANT to decree OF the Circuit sumo
n rior Court of Law and Chancery for The
County of PocalIon,as, pronounced at the Nav
Term, lS49, in cause therein depending in which,
VIM. Blair, Sheriff, and as such Administrator of
Lewis Eizonminger, decd, was Plaintiff, and
Daniel Alderman and others, were Defendants,
shall proceed, in front Of the Court House of said
County, on the 4th day of September next, to sell
the Land, in the bill and PROCEEDINGS mentioned ;
being Tract of
1000 AGDIssS
on the waters of Douthat's Creek, in the County
of Pocahonlas, being desirable TRACT OF
LAND, if improved, for grazing purposes 81,
"A credit of SIX, Twelve and eighteen Ronths will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved secttrity, and the title will be retained as
an additional security until all the purchase money
is paid. JAMES II. LOCKRIDGE. =
July Is, 1S49,-5t. Commissioner
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v1SHE Executor of Walter H. Tapp, decd, WHO
n was Administrator Of William Goode, and
William Davis. Sheriff, Administrator de bo mis-
non Of the said VIM Goode, decd. are hereby re-
quesed to attend at my Office in the Town of Siaun-
ton, on Monday the 10Th day of September next.
prepared to fender the accounts required by the
foregoing decree. And the creditors of the said
VIM. Goode are requested, on that day, to exhibit
their claims properly authenticated that they may
be reported.
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ. CONN.
August g., l949.-4w.
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TRUST SALE
or Valuable Resyl EsfMSc,
IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.. NEAR STAUyTOy.


Rf virtue Of two DeedsJf Trust executed to me
ny John M. Putnam and Catharine his wife,
Pne OF which bears date the 25ih day Of January,
1913, and the other the Oath Of July, lS43. and
both duly admitted TO record in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court OF Augusta f,t the purposes
in said Deeds mentioned, I shall. i'll execution of
said Trust, proceed To sell TO the hghes, bidder Mt
public auction, upon the premises, on Saturday. The
Isl day Of September, lS49. THE following REAL
ESTATE, viz a certain Tract or parcel uf Land
lying aud being situate in the County Of Augusta,
on the waters Of Lewis Creek. adjoning the Lands
OF WIN. Poage and James Bell, and containing by
estimation
@sS A0BISso
Another Tract parcel of ! and, lying and being
situate in the said County Of Augusta, ON the wa
tiers OF Poages Run, adjoining the first named Tract
and contains by estimation
. Acres, = IsOOds and q Poles.
And one other Tract or parcel of Land, also,
lying and being situate III said County of Augusta,
on the waters of Poage's Run. and also adjoining
the first named Tract, and containing by estimation
Is Acres, Rood and Is Poles.
These tracts or parcels of land are situated near
The Valley turnpike Road leading from Staunton
To Winchester, abit three miles from the former
place. The lands considered of first rate dual
ny, a considerable portion of which, is cleared and
under high state OF cultivation There is comior-
table Dwelling one of the tracts. with all noccs-
sary out houses. never failing stream of water
running through the farm, and within hundred
yards of the Dwelling. 1t is rare tina, SO valuable
tracts ofIand are offered for sale, and persons wishing
opurchase land ola superior quality would do well
attend the sale
TERMS-Cash. The titles to these lands arc
believed To be good but acting as Trustee, | shall
convey only. by special warranty, such title as is
vested in me by said Trust Deeds.
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
August tS49--,ds
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PUBLIC S.4EE.

N accordance with the last VIII and Testament
Il of Abraham Lange, decd; | will proceed to sell
on Saturday the 25th of August, next public sale
the premises, near Deerfeld, One Negro Wo-
man named PEGGY, aged about 81 years, and
her son BILLY, aged about So years.
Terms made known ON the day of sale.
ABRAHAM LANCE.
Executor of Abraham LANCE, decd
August l. 1S49-3t