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POLITE e FASHIONABLE
S IN e. ).
Twenty Dollars Rewa. d.

AN = Wy FROM he subscribe iiVi,9 e
4. in Fairfax county, on Wednesday e"e
sth day Of February, bis 1t molatto man
AN, about twenty hree or tour years OF
anc. live feet six or seven inches high has
a down look, speaks quick and has some ,in,
pediment in his spceca at times ne mao o'
. lue roundabout jacket, velvet pahta,oons'
& !oag red flannel draws. AS ne is arliui' ~ -
Drt b BILE he viii change his dress. ne can
wife, and expect will attempt to forge
MSS. For the henious crime of attempting
to poison the family he had on an IRON col.ar
and pair of spauccls, which i Is iFeiy nc
has taken off Whoever viii take up ana
secure said negro, SO that get him again
shall receive Ten Dollars, and all reasonable e
charges if taken in Fairfax county--aand II
t,ken out of the county, the above ward OF
Twenty Dol as
Daniel M'Carty Chichester.
tf
February
AIN lN1CS, for 1872,
Of different kinds, arc just received anu o
lanes Kennedy, sen.
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FON SALE,

FON SALE,
An elderly NEGRO FOa1,A.N, that has
been accustomed 10 house work, sno Is to-
ieraale good coot, washer and ifoner, and to
this kind o! DOM site economy she has been
'nfuh practice with her present owner Tor
scTera! years For further particulars en-
9a're Of the Primer.
December Ia d
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Richd. Stuart.

". B All masters OF vessels Hnh other
persons, are hereby tore warned tron2 naroor-
Ing or enployins the ahove described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the seyercsf pen
alt,es of the law N, D.
Se.tcmbcr | s co
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RAN AWAY on the 3oth Junt last, lfou3
the estate of Daniel MCarty> deceaaG AI.-s u
q NJ - 4 sEts acS .- ~
V,rginly, Negro Man named JEkkY a
bout thigty-fvc years Of age, dark com pick
ion, about six feet high, a bad conntehance,
and remarkable scar acl oss his nose, ard
anntaer on his head, little above his tors-
head; he had on homespun tWllled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaioons.-
There is no doubt hut he viii change MS
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
TO dssr ribe them more P&'ticullriy Al Is
expscted that he has procured pass, or
forced certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighhorhood where there are many
free negroes who write, 2nd from whom ne ne!
might very readily OBTAIN copy CT thetf
pass. or certificate of freedom. It's Gown
IDENTITY exported thst he WI ende aSoF 70 CT
TO some OF the northern or EASTERN Sites.
He was seen Short time since IN the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars viii he giVe"'
il taken in the county. and if out + the state
and secured IL any ioil SO that ge' MN a.
Gin, the above rcw.rd and all REASONABLE
CHARGES paid, If broughl home.
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Just Published,
For Sale b2 ROBERT CRY,

fof odte 0p kU6 T. IA CAhi,
M account o. Expeditions to the Sources
:. I've Aissi sipp', and throega the western
a%S e'I~ui>iana, to TIC oaIr,e OF TIC A.
"a Saw, Kans Ia Platte, and Pierre jam ki
sr.-peeiorm, day uidcr Of the government
VI I've United States during the years 1905
1906, ana 1907
AscD 4 ToUR THROUGH
4, lie interior Parts ef Nero SPAN,
wen conducted through these Provinces
y y order OF he Cap,>in General. IN the year
aof-hy Mhior Z M, pikc--lilustrated
snN Maps ana Ghsris
p!'ee with,ho P!hes s:neratc, S IS
Dsfo Mith ,h. Plate sbGuadi in CT.
D'i,O cards. ; 90
" subscribers VIII please call for their
JTIer RAcEyV&o.
4 supply Of Carsy's Family
oloies. and ddseste's Music.
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NOTICE..

SHE Subscribers TO the Ashny's Cap
1 Turnpike Company, are hereby nouh
ed ard RI gu .cd to pay 10 e treasurer o!
said Company, on or before the hrst day O
Marca next, the SIM of Ten Dollars on eac Z
and every Share by them respscuFely sue
scrihed.
By order ofthe Presidents Directors,
p. l..BSON, TasAsuREF,
na;Ju.h,rn I'm 20-25 1872. I'M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
RIcA.HoAD, oCr0BER G. 1919.

TIE Tone on the other side offhe Uatey.
We recommend to our readers the two
articles. ON our last page, from Cokbetl's
Register and the London Courier-thc one
an opposition and the other a ministerial
paper. The hoi1tcd pen Of Goblet speaks
UP Tor the rights Of America--but very un-
favorable is the tone of the Courfcr to the
prospects Of peace. what can we expect
when they positively declare that they
" 6haH' continue to search our ships at sea
for their Seamcn
There 10 a sophig:n ty the bve in their
statement which deserves 20 bc D. in.-d cut
We do not protest against t.sir r;ent f
scarch for coHfrdGand &c Til f. nst one
OF the points which we require 60 bc given
up: But what We protest agAius; is this, heir
applying this right Of search to sf41qpl,.--
IHep would put their ciaiug 20 scapen uD-
on this footing of the riyIf r, seqrch--.~c
contend tina, these points have ns.hi.- ~ do
with each other. 'inc President u,.st .rn
ly pat this question ON its RICH: fu,tinl- when
he says in MS War Message TO Congress-,
that this seizing Of persons sailing ua-
der orr tlaG, IS not ia The exercise Of a bef-
ASerenf right founded on the ,a, of nations
against an enemy, bat a mu1icihai rrerora
tive over Bricfsh subjects" AID the neon.
'cs'a6ie proof OF IL is this jacf the, IN the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

case Of peace between G. Britain and
France, where there would remain no cor.
fr"6ahd OF enemy gods, C. Z. might still
so on under th;s pretension to scize sea-
men on board orr ships.
Ii q. Is. VIII resi- Get our far on The seas,
except so far as it be restricted ny her BEL
HSerent right u search ; * she. viii abar-
ucn her practice Of n"presslrcn: On the
hisA seas the great principle III contention
viii be renewed.
There IS nothing after that, which we can.
do to give her thcUse of her uv,p y,,'.i.r. -,
men, WATCH We wta not agree 20. provided
It be done "by recff1'1rai conce> iuns''
but will She Go this! Have the Stguvto,
C0nUcHti29 tac highest authority for 49,
sertng that"3 The London Courier. seems
10 say otherwise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
Pennsylvania Vo1,tuteers

PITTsBuRG, Sep. 24.-Yesterday the
"Pittsburg Blues commanded bv Captain
Butler, and the "Grecnsburgh Rife compa-
n.y." capt. ]. B. Alexander. left this on their
way to Join Gen. Harrison. They embark
ed on board Of boats and will proceed By
water, nearly to Cincinnatti On Tuesday,
the Westmorcland troop of Cavalry, Capt.
Mark'e, also left this on their march for
Urbanua. These corps form body of act
i've, entcrprisns and intelligent men. whose
correct discipline, courage, and high sense
of honour, will, we are persuaded, Sgnally
distinguish them in the most hazardous en-
terprizes.
Capt Regus's volunteer rife company
from Franklin county, arrived here yester
day, on their march to Meadville : they are
4 very elegant body of men, and do honor
to the state.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

., h'Cf TIN George Rslar,,san herc,y IN,
y ipr"s he prlio tia, he i.;> ls a. continue III,
~''"o t"' ;ie instruction # ~, y Young men the
erfuins yesr ~ NM NJ. Ric.a,,.sn,,'s ~, Gocch;au
eonniy k,a0ing & W ritne the English Laprn,ce
i:"si>h ''n'nnar and Arithmetic will be ta,rl for
81" per scholar; the Latin an; Greek l4ancuaocs
Euclid clements Surveying, Algebra. B.aii's &c
lures and Moral PHILOSOPHY for ,Sc5 The wear viii.
he divided into ss-..s, sacl, of ,no,ls col
cnu"nse' juue and December hcin,, months O, vae-
'i"u The school viii bc opened the first day of Jan.
uary. " '''i
VIA. VI. Richardson viii, receive Few bo.r,,o.
at sixty dollars, for Board Washing, and l'nol. ea.h
h"'i'et finding his he'd, end paying one LaIr of the
above price in advance and the other half at the be-
smn'n; Of the second session. Bcar''ipg may he had
IN the nrishhoraoud also, ut convenient distance
frUm the school.
GEORGE RTCB.fRDSO.v
Oct g. -
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FRONTIER NEWS.

PLATTsBURG, Sept. 10" Our officers
say confidently we shall march into Canada
before the middle of October" -
LEWISTON, Sept. Gen Brock is INV
~ Fort George; and his forces are in 2ctiv
ity what he intends next, we know not
lie ordered the evacuation of Detroit before
he LETT the Upper Country. W. are build
ing strong batteries. Gen. Yah Rensselaer,
is highly respected and beloved. We hope
and expect reinforcemcnts C supplies for
our soldiers complain they have no pay, no
shoes, and few necessaries
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MORE HORSEJlE.W U.4N-y'ED.
(CIRCULAR)

ST.. MARY's, Sept. 90, 1919.
SiR-As the torce which have collected at this
place, OF mounted men, is not sufficient to accom-
plsh the object of the expeditions which il was Dro
posed to set out from hence You are hereby au
thorised to circulate through the country my wishes
to be joined by any number OF mounted men, (eorps
ready organised would be prelerredl under. the ou
thority heretofore given by governor Meigs.
Companies which may Join nae, to serve for the
expedition, and which will furnish their own horsrs
will have credit for tour OF dny, and the expedite
on not expected to continue more than thirty DAYS
and will at any rate, not exceed beyond forty,
am respectfully,
Your humble servant,
WILLIAM H. HARRISON
+. >. The men must bring forward as much bacon
a9 possible. and any who will bring spare horse
with saddle and brddIe, shall be allowed so Gents
per day for the use of them.
The bearer, colonel John Guthrie, is authorised
to hire horses and give certificates which will be ia
ken up and paid for by the quarter-mastcr.
Wa. w HARRISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

Ia ALES at .4UCII0.N-Or "Wednesday the 7th
~ inst, will positively be sold, Without reserve at tic
vsndne Office oi the subscriber, large & general as
sortment OF my Coods, consisting OF low priced
Cloths, smperine do. and kersey mcrcs Ma, chester
Goods, WOODEN Nestings, Maisees ditto. 1otton
and WOODEN Hosiery, Co1son and Iinnen O. uricks.
Lnnen aud Cotton Bed Ticking, REGENCY ai.: Fan
cy Mns'ins, MulimuI and Jaconnet duo. Linucn *
Cotton Diapers, elegant large size Dainask fable
Cloths, dtto Damask y pkins fine ~ Irish Innen
assortment oi Nuns Thread, coourcd ditto, black
and chsnSeab!c Sensaws and I.jstrnss 'elreant
silk SAawIs and Scaris, ditto Lace els X Iandkfs
coioure'l aud white Sattns, LoYantine, Florence
Sarsncts x Nantua Silks, Italian :. Canton i,rones
india and checked Silks Bandanuoc and Flag Rifs
or bates India Cottons, fine corded Diintics silk
and cotton Laces, assortment Tortoise Combs, ditto
RIbbaos. &c. &c &c &c
Sale to commence precisely 1T o'clock; and con-
tlntie from day to day till finished.
3er',Ss Of Sale-All sums under 500, cash over
100 a;'d not exceeding 500 dols {; i months owe 500
and not exceeding 1000 dolls. SIX months; all suns
over 1000 dos. Ming months credit, for approved
endorsed, negotiable notes.
October G. n
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MEhDvILLE. Sent. |

Il gentleman OF this place who lett BnfFa-
10 on Thursday last, says that the American
troops have evacuated fort Niagara, not
conceiving it tcnabe-that the inhabitants
residing along the river had removed their
families and valuable effects back some dis
lance from The river to be out Of danger, in
the event of an attack by the enemy, which
was daily expected. That between five &
six hundred Indians of the six nations, had
joined the American troops and were then
drawing ratiohs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
49, CHILLIcoTHE, Sept. 90.
Cnnn NEWS.


An express from General Harrison has inst ARR;
we'd in town. About 4COo men are encamped near
fort Wayne. Tie Indians, which were about j,
would not stay TO fight. The head quarters of the
northwestern army, are at St. Mary between Pr
qua and Fort Wayne. 4 detachment Of the army.
under col Wells, has destroyed Five Indian towns
burnt all the corn, &c. One Of the towns which
has been destroyed, was occupied by the PotoWato.
mics and two by the Niamies. We have not beeu
villages belonged.
Gen. Samuel Finley, cfthis place, and the mount
ed riiemen under his command, were III ST. Ma
ry's on Monday last.
An express left town, this day, for ST. Mars
bearing dispatches from the war department. adj
dressed to Gen. w. II. Harrison, com nandiug
the northwestern army"
Gen Samuel Finley has been elected Colonel Of
regiment Of mounted rlcmen. Gen. Joseph
Kerr has been elected major They will boil, make
excellent officers Under such skilful and brave
leaders, the march Of our patriotic volunteers TO
battle, will be 4 march to the field of victory.
IL General Finley has resigned the
Presidency of the Bank Of Chiilicothe. i'm
consequence of his engaging in an exped,-
ton against the enemies of his courtry:
General Thomas Worthngton has been :.
lected to supply the vacancy thus occasion
ed.
ETfract ofa letter TroD, Col. Duncan Nc
.Arthar, 20 one II the Editors. dqted
PIQUA, Sept. 18Th 1912.
81 left home on the 18th instant, for tho
purpose of seeing gen. Harrison and com
municating to him such information as J
possessed relative to Detroit & the adjacent
Country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
Oct. 6, 1879.

NNTRrrlNG sCHooL-Mr. Shelton respect
w fully informs the inhabitants of the city OF
Richmond that he will open a school as soon as sui.
cient number of scholars obtained, IN which the
principles OF writing will be taught with accuracy
IN the short space OF three weeks eighteen les
sons OF two hours eacli-Specimens ofimproyement
may he seen at tie Globe tavern
Terms ten doilarS Pr. Scholar.
Yon"g ladies who would prefer it may be attcn-
dcd at their houses.
Mr.. Shelton will likewise take writing by the
pcce-Thosc who may think proper TO employ
him, may depend OIL having their writing executed
with neatness, accuracy and dispatch.
October g. wiwn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

pames OF Rangers, started fccm this place
on an expedition against the Indians NJ fort
Harrison-which place we have before sa id
was beseiged--the whole amounting to a.
bout 1900 men, al in high spirits. and anxi-
GUS to meet the enemy. Oh Sunday they
marched 20 miies-Since Which we have not
heard from thcn-wc understand that col
Nussci caicCia1ed on reaching for: Harrison
on Tuesday evening or "Wednesday morn
ing--so that VIC may calculate on hearing
something of Importance by Thursday eve
ming at iurthest.
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n Office is hereby given to al concerned. that
~ William Carter and jededah Alien, will pro-
ceed according to their appointment, on Frila, the
i9h instant 70 measure and ascertain the quantity Of
kitnstone on the main street OF this city, agre,ahly
TO an order OF the board of Commissioners f,r Paw
ing, ecc. The measurement will begin at Har,is's
corner and proceed downwar,s.
Richmond, October 6, 1872 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

q OElCE--'rhc Subscriber wishes to purcha.e
I 2 for the service of tie u. States, TW0 coon
WAGONS, and Il Hkeiy TE.4ylfoC HOHSES
jar cdah-.I reasonable price, IN cash, viii be 81.
ven, for such as are suited to the purpose or which
uIcy are wanted.
.iLSO H.4.EIED-f6r tire same seryice, a
good Fi,cr aud Drummer to whom liberal encou-
ragement will be given.
RICHARD McRAE. Can't.
Pef64 Va. fo!HHfesys----G L. Strtcy .gyD,y.
October q. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

I EA HER * HARDWARE.-l have now on
a hand complete assortment OF Northern Lea
ther; plated and common Saddery; Carriage and
Dig Mountins3; Brushes, Whips and Spsrs; Curli-
ers, Shoeinakcrs and Saddllcrs' Tools-For sale OH
poste the Eagle Tavern
JOK-N .)fcJ'HERSO.N.
N Is. Country Merchants. Farmers and Mocha
ncSs are earnestly requested call, ms am deter
mined to sell low for cash or good paper.
October 6. w,r
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b(OR SALH-On Tuesday the 2Oih day OF Orio-
IL Der next. will hc offered IA tsc county If Chcs,
terheld, on the plantation the property of Col Wi
liam Smith DECEASED, known hy the name nf Sprn.
OroVe, and about one mile from Manchester; a
The plantation utensils al every descriptions. as vel
as corn, fodder, and stock of every kird1h. term
oil sale is cash. IL being my wish have every ius4
debt against the estate oi w Smith deceased settled
as so0u as possible, have 60 request all those " 10
may have CLAIMS against thc s'id estate 20 have tlem
properly authenticated and made Known to ~ re-
siding IN hanchestcr on o. before the day Of sale,
that speedy arrangements may bc made TO discharge
the same. ! likewise embrace tijs opportunuy al
stating, that III consequence Uf having 20 pay debt
immediately, due by ,hc estate | am conf eiied to
sell an excellent SeaGStrr5s about % wears of age,
having 9 children, both of which ~, very promising
--asU likely Negro BY, about or 10 wears old.
Those Negroes can bc sold by MIR. Bartlett SIN OF
Richmond privately or .iey win be exposed io, ssle
leiore The door Of the Eeil Tavern, on Wednesday
the 2ist instant
BY. SMITH, .1!,ninisira.gi
of Mr. S4,iM, dece1reL
October q. Atu
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SPIRIT of PATRIOTISM.

PETERSBURG, Oct. 2.-EiGHT young men of
the first families and connections in the county OF
Amelia, and soma OF them possessing Independent
fortunes arrived ia town Tuesday last and en-
rolled their names priyates in the PeterSbuyg Ysk
nnteers. At muster of the Corps, on Wednesd ~
the Captain in appropriate terms and tl,,. new re-.
cruits were then greeted by three animated cheers
from the whole company.
We learn that roll Of Volunteer Company for
active service has been nearly Completed in the coun
ty of Brunswick.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

CHARLEaTow ", SEPT 2s-Capt. George Uash-
'a8tOE Read. OF tie United States NAVY, arrived
yesterday III the Southern Stage from Savannah -
We understand lie is to take command of the Uni
ted States Brig Tiren, in this harbor.
gentleman who left HAVANA on the 9TH inst has
rcguested rs to state that the American brig taken
OH tho iiayanna, by the British FIR. SOUTHAMPTON.
fToEf 6razi, loaded with jerk beef, never entered
~ port of ilavanna, and only had permission to
send her boat for water and provisions and allowed
% hours to do it in it being the Governors orders
that prize shall be permitted enter any port in
that island, excepting French vessels. Therefore
the report published 10y arrival at n. York of the
condemnation oil the said brig at HAVANA is unosu-
dcd."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
Communication.

:Hny1ied, on Thursday evening by the Re,d
'onn ID Blair, .'ir. Frederick Clarke, merchant of
ibis city to the youthful! and lovely Mss lfari1 T.
Botf, eldest daughter OF Mr.. Miles Bott Of Man-
chester.
Their plighted love may smiling concord dress
Ind fortune still the happy union bless
Unwrinkied with age, may mutual. love and t,ut
10 their dim eyes see all the bloom of youth.
parse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

II WISH to sell or barter for Young Negroes, and
Il par oI strong young Horses X Carriage a few
valuable and well situate, Lots of Land well timber
ed, adjoining this sty property that is increasing vc-
~ fast in value B1,1lett Siiji
October g. - .t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
TrrNrnv- Srnt oe

TGcNrov, Sept es.
Military .No5enea,s.--On Tuesday afternoon
last huc troop ot cavalry u;Iter carain Seilen let,
the eneainpuient this city, for the mor,h.-
Col Burn, Of the cavalry, proceeded on the same
day.
On Friday handsome company Of artillery mar
ehed through this place in ,l,e same direction.
Oar accounts from Pattshurg are To- the 3th, Mt
Which time all well. The I5th or Jersey Rcr.-
ment under col. Pike, encainpe,l three miles
IN advance al the rest Of the brigade. They call their
position t" Camp Dehance" Lieut. Col. Prsariev
ha'i erected Fort near the camp, which he named
80 Fort Pike"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
SrAUNroN CoNvEwr1oN.

Counties head their ticket with g Peace IIn;n,. e.
Commerce and Foreign Alliances" in starine
Capitals. And do they expect TO gmll the people bS
this sort of language Ne too are the friends Of
J'eace but OF Peace that is built on Gr,,l and
honorable principles. lie too are friends Of co'
merce, ON large and liberal scale, commensurate
with our rights and from future s. q,oyy;yg
aggression. Ne are the enemies of all oE,ore;@35
;4HdEce, whether with Bona6arte or John nil
We IRE devoted to the Union OF these States anJ
we will defend it against the arts or the arms of tLe
brethren in the East, who seek " its spoedv and
awful dissolution" because they cannot mount in.
TO the seats ofpower.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

III i Subscriber take this method T.. ,nr,n his
n friends & the public generally, that he Iva, com
ihThSe" husiress ~ this CRY in the grocery line 81,
dovrs Glow tao Eaaig Tavern and ,hr.. L. INV r.,
FARMERS Bank, where he will sell low .o. cash or
country prn'nee. i!c viii Hlec ay great attention
20 any commission business tiia; may be consigned
WIN, GAY, Jun.
VT o' wiwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06
Oct 6.

- ALE OF VALUABLE LANE AND
- Si-AN tS-In pursuance Of deed oc
'ru't executed to the subscribers by Bowler Cooke
80. now deceased. and William Dauirilgc ESQ. OF
ieni1eo county, TO The pay III et of a delft in
sai oeeu mentiomed. ard which deed is % record IN
The superior Court OF law ur SAID County will b,.
SOL" III puo'c are..on for ready money. on The pre-
inises, ON the t7seHt.eth day al nea-t month the
tract or parcel oi land lying and b,n in said Conn
W, wherein the said Wi!iian cambridge now lives
SHOWN by ,ite name ot Greenwood which acioins
tte lahos .. hoher: Nelson, Robert Evans. Mrs
W est, and Hiu,,s' Estate-Also on the thi,tie,h
day OF 'hi, present month Ocfo6e,) will be sold a,
puo"c auction for ready money, before the front
noor o; the Eagle Tavern in the CITY Of Richmond
the following negro slaves (now in possession of said
Danirige) to w,t-.indrew. .4nthony, Violet Rob.
jude i.ucy, Ellen Harry, Betsy and her two chill
dren Kily and .5nna, Sally ard two children Tom
ana sac" the said Lucy, Ellen and Harry being
children osJude.