Public Sale of twenty Likely young negroes in the Upper end of Goochland county.
--On Tuesday, the 27th day of January, 1863, on the
White Hall road, at the late residence of
George T. Matthews, now occupied by
Capt. Pannill, Jr., five miles Northern from
Columbia, will be sold by auction twenty young negroes — men, women, girls and boys; Borough carpenter, cock and laundress.
Persons attending the sale from
Richmond will arrive at
Columbia at six o'clock A. M., and those from
Lynchburg Saturday evening previous to day of sale.
By packet boat conveyance may be had from
Columbia to the sale.
Will be sold at the same time three yokes of heavy Oxen and other Cattle, four young and well broke Harness Horses, Ox Wagon, four horse Wagon, &c.