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1ENSL SIAkO OA NCSEUCS dAAAU
DY virtue OF a Deed in Trust executed to the sub.
I'D scriber by Washington Branch, tor purposes there
in set FORTH he will offer to the highest bidder, public
auction Tuesday the Jlth day of March hext being
Court week,)


TWELVE LIKELY NEGROES
consisting principally of boys and girls and firsrae
cook He is also authorized TO sell at the
time, al private sale, one tract of


LAND,


lying in the county of franklin the waters of Rich
apd creek, adjoining the lands Of Wood T. johnson and
hers containing hundred and eighty acres,
being the land on which Mrs. Elizabeth Branch
sdes, third part of which is to her lifeestae
This land is situated in very healthy and desirable
neghborhood, and is we'll adapted to the culture OF
tobacco, wheat, corn, and cotton.


Terms OF the Sale For the negroes, six months Gre
dit with interest from the day of sale and for the land,
twelve months credit, with interest from the time pos
session is gven which will be the first of January, 1896
Persons wishing to examine the land, referred to
William ]. Branch, Wood T. Johnson the subscri-
Der. DAVID M LEWIS, Trustee.
Franklin CO. Feb. Is, 1S45. 5S7-4t