To Be Sold At Public Sale, On Monday the 6th of December next, at the Plantation of the late Mr. Henry HYRNE, Deceased. About 18 Negroes, most of them very valuable among which are Coopers, Sawyers, several strong, field negro men and a cook; also a stock of about 80 head of fine large cattle, about 15 of which are fat beeves; a parcel of work horses and oxen, a good waggon, carts, plows and other plantation utensils, a flock of near 40 sheep and about as many hogs, also good beds, beding, chairs, tables and a variety of other valuable household furniture; the terms of the sale will be six months credit for all sums exceeding 5l, on giving judgement bonds upon interest from the date with approved security to Frederick JONES, executor, and for all sums under the above sum of 5l. ready money; should it prove bad weather on the day appointed for the sale, it will begin the first fair day after, and continue till all are sold. All persons who have any; demands against the said estate are desired to bring in their accounts properly attested; also those indebted thereto are required to make immediate payment. The house (which is large and commodious having four good rooms on a floor, with four dry cellars) and plantation are to be rented on reasonable terms & entered on Immediately after the sale, on which are all convenience --- and other outhouses, a large parcel of cleared land under good fences and several fields in good order both for rice & corn. There is also another plantation joining the above to be rented, whereon is a parcel of cleared land chiefly fenced in, the situation and quality of the aforesaid lands are to well known, it will be needless to mention the many advantages arising from farming & making every sort of grain on them, for terms with respect to renting the aforesaid house and plantations apply to Frederick JONES, Executor. September 8, 1773
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