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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-19
HoRRID SCENES AT MARsEuJEs

HORRlD SCENES AT MARSEuLES.
we are informed by an officer OF the Aballmo that
when size arriSed at Marseles the tri-cool,red FLAG
was flying, and every thing remained quiet until
'hc %oi al June, when some soldiers stauoned as a
guard IN the city were assaulted by the pupulace and
ti'e commanding officer wounded by stone. In CEN
se'lueheeo this the guar fired upon the people and
man and woman were killed. Immedatey the
popuace as embed in great numbers, many of them
armed, tore down the tri-coloured flags forced his
people TO substitute the white for the tr-cooured
cock:ie, hosted the Bourbc flag amidst cries of TIcs
e hol, Ne. and the greatest confusion ensued The
Imperial troops, MS soon as they could be collected
were marched III body through the principN street
c'yhs t'pe le Enperet', to "a commanding y ace in
uee CITY, where they remained until or 10 O'Clock
without moiestation few of the Soldiers who wer+
found struggling M the city, caught by the pnpu
lace, AND u, at tiu bruised most hooking manter
IN the contse OF the night the soldiers evacuated the
ey anu marched Tor 1ouion. On the morning ot the
Nth, the popalace having obtained the names Of \
number oil The adherents Of Napoleon, whom they had
iuarNed out inr vengeance, commenced most horrid
seefe oil assassination numbering them ia the streets
or whichever they could find them. Ii was supposed
that upwards ot 100 massacg ed in and about the
Guy, among them a number OF the MamaIukes
Sa"d their "lves) who accompanied Benaparte from
Egypt.
She Office of the collector of the duty ON fish a.
catered by the popuace, the papers and fnrni.
cure thrYwn into the street, collected into pile and
burnt n woman who KEEP: small shop, having ut.
tered some expressonsin favor OF apoleon was drag
yea INTO the street. and shot, and the contents of her
shep destroyed another woman was thrown into the
water near the mole, and afterwards shot Nv the non
iace: Ano other enormous outrages were committed
Similar commotions took place in the neshborinp
country, aud great part ofthe troops Which LETT
iarseliles for Touon, killed while on then.
way by the populaoe. On the 25th a message ~,
sent out to the tsn squadron inviting them to co me
INTO Marseiies. aud OF the 9Th, the AJAX H. and yo
iuntare ti.ate, anchored in the roads the officer,
came on shore, and W. ivcd with great enthus
sSH: W hen the Abeilmo sailed, the 30th tran.
guilty had been restored Salem REGISTER
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WILLIAM CLARK,
NINIAN EDWARDS,
4 UGUSTE CHOUTEAU
From the National MteMgencer.
A M l. X G A n BRAV VERY
(Signed

In the late action with the Penguin, a pri
'ste marine on board the Hornet, named Mi
ehaei Smith, (who had served under the cal
iant Captain Porter in the Essex, when she was
murdered 6y the British squadron at Valparaiso re.
ceived a shot through The upper part fthe tligl.
which, fractured the bone, and nearly the same mo,
Hent had The same thigh broken Immediately above
she knee, by the sDankerboom of the Hornet which
vas carried away by the enemys bOwsprt while a-foil
% her In this situation, while bleeding upon the
deck and unable rise, he was seen to MAKE eoue,
exerops 20 disch rye his musket the enemy on the
tpsaliant lore-casIe OF the Peugun-this, however,
the poor fellow was unable to accomplish and was
compelled TO submit to be carried below This is
will peck to the last.
E1traoTdinary Effects efa Shot.
ne officers Of the Penguin relate that, during the
Kate action with the Hornet, thirty pound shot
came IN at the afterPort of the Penguin on Inc lar
BOARD she[carried away sir legs, killed the powder.
boy OF the division, capszed the opposite gun on the
starboard SIDE passed through the port aud sunk in
snllen sIen silence to the bottom"
The above may &c depended upon ms an actual
TACT as the tufnisher Of TIE anecdute had it from The
FOlIkee trick 2 '' &"
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June go.

oAne ~. '- 7v8yh
IN ChAWCERY-
\ ECKLENBuRG County Court June 1915
I'VE VIM. Moore, PKF
AGAINST
Elizabeth Edwards, Martha Crook, Nancy Nicely wife
OF Thomas Nicely, Henry Il. Baily aud Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Edwards, Elizabeth Carleton
John Edwards, WIN. T. Edwards, Martha l. Ed
wards, Thomas .. Edwards and Marial G. Ed
wards, children of VIM. Edwards, decd, Polly Ed
wards, Caroline Edwards Joseph Edwards, Os.
rne Edwards and Johu Edwards, infant children
oil feter Edwards decd, by Martha Edwards, their
mother,and next friend. Detfs
TIE Defendants Henry F.. Baily s. Mary his wife
formerly Mary Ed Yards, ESza Carleton, John Edwards
VIM. L; Edwards Martha L. Edwards, homes o
Edwards, Maria G.. Edwards, chikIren of VIM
Edwards, decd, net having entered dfeir appearance
according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of tn
Court and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the cour-
that they not inhabitants of this stale on the mott
on OF the plaintiff By his attorney, 10 ordered, that
they appearhere the first day of September Court
next and enter their appearance and answer the
piaihh BILL and that copy of this order be inserted
IN one OF The newspapers printed in Richmord for Q
months successfully and that copy thereofbe posted
at te front door of the courthouse the said
ACopy,
Teste,
EDWARD L. TABB,C NJ C.
July I --wRw
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From tie Aezo- York Gazette.
NAVAL DINNER

On Tuesday last sumptuous dinner. pre-
pared by Messrs. Mailing & Cozzeus. was
gwen by the citizens Of New-York. at Tan
many Hail. i'll honor OF Capt. Biddle. Of the
Hornet. Abe room was handsomely decors-
ted with the Gags of different nations. The
company was numerous and respectable. and
among the guests were his excellence the
Governor, his honor the Mayor, Com. Chaun-
cey and Capt. Evans, Generals Macornb aud
BOYD, Com. Lewis, Monsieur l.. Serent. III
OK the Hsrfnoine frigate Capt Pepin, late Of
t1e French Navy, and the officers of the
Hornet. Cadwaladar d. Golden, ESQ. pre
sided, assisted by Peter Stage, Esq. General
*. Swartwout, Thomas Morris, ESQ. and Al
derman Bvckmaster. The greatest convivi-
ahty am harmony prevailed. After the cloth
was removed, The following toasts were drank
interspersed with appropriate muss and nat,
riotic songs.
TOASTS.
I. The people Of the United States their
WI inc legitimate ~'Hrce of power; their
happiness the end OF government.
2. The state Of New-No7k-In resources
powerful, IN the hour of trial and danger. lo,,-
al and patriotic.
;. The President Of the United State.
York. Va -'e"-
Previous 70 drinking the fifth toast. the ~,
sident rose and made the follow rrm1rss
winch we're received by the co t.r..1, via. ,he
npsI go" 1g satisfaction Al, eI.no,,,sD, m
the d'iv y of which ne was .oyentiv H..
terTup. " reiterated bursts o. applause.
sESf1rnrV,
I rise to propose ,oyoua toat vachi
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VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
ron S4LE.

AATTTtIN 81 10 miles Of Lynchburg on the wa
~ ters OF Fawng, II mile from Lynchburs. SIX
iron Fredon an Mills On James River, and four from
Campbell Courthouse This tract is ufsrisr u none
n Campbell, except River BJttom,. There is o. tbs
Land and the Land II S we'll Elc,c,nt situation
where the holse sanis-ino Orchards that never fal
bearing--watcr rs g1oi rs any-g,ry good improve
ments Also, 500 acres in Bedford on Ja mes RIVER
miles from Dynch5nrg fhiq land is very rich, bu
rolling. There j. q hne Min Scite on tbs and for
the largest KIND Of m Establishment 1'crms mail,
known by application to the subscriber living sr Ok
ori lion Works. NJ. G.. MOOitMAN
Iu.y 29.---wGw
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tho Ad-decsmp OF the Duke OF We,linston--he len
furopc tuil OF honors, cjovins .he affection OF his
brother soldiers, and the confidence ofhs General
II is pnsfu to be Obliged To relate tina; Such man
Sonld have talvnin conflict with the freest nation
ON the eartl,-or tat 800 men have fallen in
struggle, which the wisdom ar.d moderation of the
1orernnients ut both countries mad terminated We
have no experience of any engage with America
where the victory appears to be complete 10 the
after, and the calamity disastrous t. the former as
thl late attack upon New-Orlcans. Why - DAYS
siou,i have been suffered elapse inm the 2zth De-
ee'nber, 10 the Sth January, before the attack was
made, we cannot yet discover ANY satisfactory seson
lor In all expeditions of this nature it obvious that
the most rapid movements pronisc the most probable
success. The fatal dcxtctty with which the Ameri-
eau always takes down the leading Officers, should
have suggested the peculiar necessity OF great cauti nj,
No dnutt whatever determined courage could effect
was done, and even If committed the SOL
Tiers grave Gin the Held ut battle should hide them for
ever from our observation.
This is melancholy termination to war
which should never have have been entered
into To America it will be lasting source of proud
aud annatmg rehectnrto England the foundation OF
bitteine and complaint. The mother Kind and at
eeuonate, may be weeping for her gallant sos,
without even the consong reflection that he died in
struggle tn put dow the c1;em;sf- of freedom
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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

a LII the necessary espences will be paid, = an
IN pretending and delivering to robert Robson IN
Manchester, negro slave, manned
M O S Is,
the property of the .9ppomattot Co9;al Conbanv-
lie supposed TO be harboured in the vicinity oil Car
tersvlle, where he has frends-orhe may be running
James River in sorse of the boats-- Moses is black
man, S feet inchec high, aged about 4O--he has a
small impeachment in nis speech, fond of talking and
calculating .lfdv "a. zpt z
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.MnTII.E

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ATTIIE
WE3T AUGUST COURT OF
HANOVER County, at the Courthouse t,cae-
Ia OF, shall sell at Public Auction, for cash, so
much OF all the
L.9.NDSS LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for t',c ron-pav-
ment OF ie taxes returned for the year TS7 and every
succeeding year thereafter Including the present year,
MS VIII be sufficient TO discharge the arrears OF tax
which shall then remain unpaid for the said year,
ana ten per centum per annum damages thereon.
- lhe sales will commence Oh the first day of the
Court, and continue from day 10 day, until they shall
completed
The Subscriber IS authorised to receive all such
axes and damages at any time before the land slsr
be soil.
\ list Of delnquencies may be seen in the Clerks
ohcc ofthc Comfy, in pcsstssoa of the Subscri
Der, or, IN the Office OF the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
JOIN STy4RKE,
DcfSLfy for
JOIN hILBY, S. II c.
oune 70. .- 7v8Wh
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IN CIIANCERY.

2 Louisa County Court .Iure Sth, 1915
William Cooke, jams n ason, ia 4rs Niche, VIII.
liam G. Pond xter, executor of Warner IL Brosd-
dus, decd Overton Harris, Edward Il gland, EIiz-
abeth lawrence, adminis'ratrix OF William Law
renee, decd h mas llola,iay, Tbornton Gibson,
Nicholas Meriwether, g Barnett Moore,
PItif7s.
Against,
Samuel Oyerton. administrator with the VIII annex
cd Samuel Rasand, decd. Def't
THE ID, fepda;t Samuel Ovrrton, r. not having
eateref his appearance, and given security according
to IT,: Act of Assembly aud e rules Of this Court,
anhI appearing To the satisfaction Of the court that hs
is not inhabant Of this State on tn emotion OF the
pianuis by heir Counsel II is ordered, That the
d"enda T. Ssmue. Overflow r. do appear hereson the
seco 'd Monday in October next, and answer The
ia,nIif's b thata copy Of this order be forth
with ms ted IN some Of the newspapers printed
IN the City If chmsnd for eight weeks successive
~, and published at the Front door Of the Courthouse
o. me Court hay.
A Copv.-Te re.
JOHN PoINDEXTER, jr. D. C. L. C.
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VIRGINIA.:

Wiz GIN Ia:
A Superior Court Of Chancery, holden at the
"A Capol, in the CITY ofRichrnond the 9th day oil Jan
Massey Owle and Betsey OwIe, otherwise called Nan
cy Howie and Betsey Howle,) infants by Daniel
VanddYali, their guardian and next friend.
Pitts
William Price, Jr. adm'or. sc. of Charles Price,
decd Archibald Blair, Elisha Price aud Elisha VIII
liams, Defts
THIS cause came on this .Iay to be heard uuon the
papers formerly read, and the Report Of the Commits
one pursuant to the order of the twenty first day of
September, one thousand eight hundred and seven,
with exceptions thereto, and argued By Counsel.
OH consd, ratlon whereof, the Court doth recommit
the sad report To the same Commissioners who made
IT, To be examined, stated and reported by him. in
eoniortaity 10 the principles Of the Court
Copy.-Teste,
WIZ. w. HENiNG, &C.
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STONE WAKE.
THE SUBSCRJRER

rs on hand At his Manuiaclory large quantity
re- OF oIONE WAKE, OF superior quality and well
yea. is carrying on the bnsiu very extensively,
anu WI deliver the ware in any part the city, free uf
UeeSpenee OF carriage, aud AT the New-York prices
we freight iron thence 10 this p.sce would average 20
pc, cent at least Under these circumstances Le is
induced 70 hope ths Ciew, if any, y. send hejr orders
aoroad' whed they can supplied at their doors With
oetter ware aud on far better terms. The following
were the prizes in NewKorl previous to the late war
saa lie isdetermined that no Manufactor in the u
,. shall under-seil him at any time
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From an Ir sh Paper.
The attack on Neso OrLeans, and retreat o;
the EnPlish o7z7u

VIC I3WSlE8H OTN7U.
We did fiattcr ourselves dat We should have been
sPsred the pains OF setting any more accounts Of blood
49, 81 the sind interpp,no1 II good fortune woni
a'' tcseuc TIC BRAY AID Gallant soldier from ,hs
'e tiat h.s aWsited him En- and has male Onofdcr
'Nr' Ut on Che courage aad discipline If American
up d" ally indeed has spc psil ior the trial -
10 "''' ri %e"-Orit avs IS decisive ofthe question
t-' 70 tie Nov Ed tie Old World T. 6,s H.
mo sra Ell 10 Oh Aeiisans their in,nchi'ify when
g"'eG --an dis pat-, the lille vision viii which
- ti'sl'me u 81 10 'azzlc to- un .erstsndi.es, f,se
W MO OF men ~ three Thousand mil dist .noe
would % themselves fo h.. d,.tatcJ t,.,., ts ~
~ In1 as Borapsrte Fa,al aud eaia niouo H.,
'e q 90 po 'h' ~ n.t of The iast ok trime t. Tie
'm"aod q th' Engls srmy, Sir F.. Pac',e ham
passed ,hro1g' course Of brilliant achievements IS
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DRAGON LAND ron SALE.

n WISH 10 sell about Eier'.n Hu1died fierce 9 8
4 LGrd, IN Esssx county, iyin:. tie Dragon
Swamp. There are about one hundred am. twenty a.
cyes oil super or praggcn Swamps now in cuitivatinn
in corn About enc halt of this Tract is very heavily
tmbercd with white sndred oak, and poplar. There
rs dwelling house with ioSr the si~,aton yenc-
rally consdcres the most healthy ia the lower coun-
try sn Apple and Peach Orchard.
This i'Nd rs about two miles from the Rappahan-
mock and 10 mics below rappahsnaocs. am dispo-
sed 60 sell the said ;c of land fer money negroes at
vauafon, goni bonds in the adjacent counties, or
wilt give lit oF one * TIRE years. will yne
inmeliate possession.
teIshns wishing tn purchase, will do we'll to view
the premises, as great bargain NAV be hal.
C.3RT'ER NJ BR.9YTON
e NluPfn. .Iulv
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believe will, and ought TO unite the feelngs
o every American. What cr difference OF opinion
may lave existed asao us, with relpect the
'ty or expe'iiency ftle late war, all aekowi-
- that the American character grcw with its pro
rss, ard at its conclusion elevated beyond its form
ereiu, When posterity shall learn from future
istoians. that with naval force which riicule,l
pl the enemy with whom were To contend, Ms a
t.w FIR fltlGArES WITH a RAG OF STIR.
PED BUNTING at their mast-heals, and with nj
htary force oil only few hundred men, which in t,.
same spirit was scoial at handful ut und,scpicd
Yankees, we commenced a war against l.te pow
e. iu EATON earth, with her thousand le,iathan
SHIPS and her hun,ires oil thousands OF inercsuai s.
framed To battle by twcity ears SERVICE it will at
Last be ack 'owicdged, that there bravery
and naguanlnity III appeaLg under such vrcu.ustgn.
9, to Tie Co OF la ties rather than TO submit 10 IN
ury dishouor.
But tire rag of 5 rRiPED BUNTING has been
waved IN tssumph over the proud cross of Saia;
Ieor5e and after msnya well fought field a brave
enemy has been conquered 10y the patro bn,!s of our
country.
We should merit the charge ofingratitude to which
other Republics have rendered themselves obnoxious,
We were 10 forget those brave men, TO whom the A.
mes lean character owes its present elevation.
The he oes OF Sacketfs Barbor, ut Chippewa,
Brt'geweter, Erie, Saransc and of New Orleans can
never be forgotten. The of Rodgers Hail. De-
eater, Chsuneey Jones, Perry, Marlborough, and of
Lawrence Stewart, Blakely, Allen, Elliot, She.
brick War mston, and OF Bide, will ever live in the
grateful rememb Of their Soun rvmeI,, and will
b. the ADM, atiua OI other ages and other nations
How CRAFTY ing sit TO that We can assemble at
OF festive bpard Of those men whose deeds will
Illuminate tue pages ofouI' history whose splits,
when they are gone, will be invoked we now invoke
t. spirits os Washington, of Pike, and of Lawrence
Hw banetul must that party luminosity he, which
worli prevent Americans from uniting in feelings
upon an occasion Ike this and what a miserable
10y, cold Lariand heart, lave who w,lI not
drink with enthusiasm, the toast which / shall now
give!
5. The Navy--It has borne our striped
bunting triumphant over every sea, and dis
played IN infancy, the strength and vigor Of
manhood.
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LAND FOR SALE
100 .sCRES V.sLu.4BLE 1-avD

100 .7CRES F.fLU.4BLE L.9.ND.
z YHaS inChartes City County, on CLickahon,;
ny'lsfuer, about o. miles its 1lo,lth. Me
create f0TT 81 .cach iS 7gs fnber-d sfabc for shjt
building The soil is kind, and eqsv tn roo,e, and
12sH Produce 70heof u gch, and oar. ecceLent
Tobacco Land. Jhers 10 from
SIX TO EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES.
IN r0sods II fero acres cfyitand marsh, 4chich at
small ezpe7lce mgy be concerted into an ercellent
',s@do10 fish and fo1OI IN This season IN arm
Htnce.
1HereGrc s1oo Dacel!ine- Horses, ore a Brick. and
the other t7oO-stOry Hooden House, neariv ,,e7v
THIS ldnG may be sold IN sebarate tracts. ore ESQ
tte othsr $50 .4crss, or all sogethsr, Ia: 7nav NH
best ''''
.9ny Person ryisI!ng to b,trchG,e fAe sor.e. mn
"n0z0 kie terms by otttDlg 20
JONATHAN BROWN.
Jtge 2s--zVs1gb
- Y the last viii and testament Of James Wood
x , the Children OF John Wood, late Of the County
olAmhers, entitled portioa Of he Estate and
the said John Wood having left the Stste Of Virginia
upwards oi seven years ago. end having been beard
since, and the Executors OF said james Wood nat
knowing that there any Chiliren nf John Wood
or If any where they are 1t is desired by them
that ,hsy will make themselves known as early "a
possible.
NANCY WOOD
ELIJAH STATION
JAMES WOOD,
E~cs'f-. q Ere'rs oFJGs Wood, Clee'd
.9fdrch 99------zc6m
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WV. w. HENING. &C.

NV0ITHF5STVIfFIS- DDlCe,
Richmond, 17fh Jtiy, 1915.
The parties concerned are hereby notified, tat
have appointed Tuesday the nineteenth day Of Sep
tenbernext, for carrying into effect the foregon or
ders OF Court which day their attendance is required
at my office, with the necessary papers, accounts and
vouchers, ready for examination and settlement
WN. FURHISTER. VI. e.,
July %. Wv
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VIRGINIA
WIZ. w. HENING, C. C.

VIRGIN IA:
A t aSuperior Court Of Chancery, holden at the
"A Capitol, in the City of Richmond, June lst 1915.
Nancy Owle add Betsey Owle, (otherslsc called
Nancy Howle aud Betsy iiowIe,) infants by Dau
iel Vanduvall their guardian and next friend
Pitts.
Against,
William Price, Jr. admir- &C. Of Charles Price de-
ceased, Archibsld Blair, Phoebe Williams, sdnl'rx
OF Elisha Williams, decd and Edward G.. Davis,
adm'or. Of Els "a Price, decd.
Defis.
On motion Of the Plaintiffs by counsel, and for res
sons appearing, one Of the Commissioners Of this
Court IS directed to perform the order made in this
cause, on the sixth day Of January 1914 in place OF
the Commissioner thereto named.
A Copy.--Tegte,
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
= UNAWAI from the Subscriber, living in Abe
i q marie County, Va about the s7th of jane last,
millng TALL. slim and bright mulstto negro fellow,
about q or % years old, by the name Of
.N.3RIIyh,,
Had on, when he went away, black coat. wastcoat
and pantaoons, and hemp shirt It is probable he
may change his clothing, he carried other clothes
with him. He has been about two years in my Mill,
aud has acte, AS n Miller for two wears will give
me above reward, with all reasonable expenses, for
the d. livery of the said Negro to me- or ten dollars
ii secured in any Jail, that get him agar,
August f2.---w4wp ROBERT PAGE.
A NE Or two Families ol good Plantation Negroes,
W with six or eight boys AMI girls wanted. Enquire
ri this Office July 26-tf
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"A
"A the I7th, 1915.
Greed Haskias and Benjamin II. Price,
CompIfs
Again't,
William Morgan AVID Lnay his wife, formerly Lacy
Haskins, and Mot,er of Benz. Ha'kins, deed aud
lheodrck e.. Has>ns, the administrators * one OF
the bro'hers OF Che said BE janin Haskins, TIE d
Haskins Aaroa Fla, kins, Edward Haskins, Jameg
w. &. Hsskius, P,Ghe Haskns, Mildred -iaskis
Martha Haskins & Eliza Haskins, the infant bro.
theirs aud sisters offs id Benjamin Iiasans,
Offs.
THE Co nol',e,t, fled III cir h;ll, and the d f..d
ants, except William Morgan 6 Lucy hs wife, filed
their answer i-and the said WiSain Morgan, not
having catered ids appearance and given security ac-
cordng to a Act o. tine General Assembly and the
rules OF this Court. aud appearing the satisiactn
OF TIE Court That he snst inhaitant of this State
Ills ordered, That the said def'dt William Morgan,
do appear her on the first day of October Co 1T nex
and swer the Compliments bill, and shtw canse a,
ganst the sale of the Tract ct Land in the bill nea.
toned and that Copy of this order be forthwith
nsertcdi" some of the public Ncws-p7 pers print
ed in the City of Richmo d, fer two months success.
lively, and also, posted at the front-door OF the Court.
house This County.j
Copy.-Teste,
81. WORSHAAT, II. c.. p
Nnrref
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.


IWfLL GlFE the .4BOVE RETy.4RD,
RTOR the apprehension and delivery to me, or the
a. securing in jail that get them, the Two Slaves
described below, or fifty dollars for either OF them
Nj o.
DICK,
Who is about six feet high and twenty-five years old
has a remarkable blacS skin ard thin ysage. When
he walks he turns the of one foot more than
the o,her-he is great user OF tobacco, with which
his teeth are much stained-he was raised in King &
queen county, near Shackleford's tavern, by Mrs
Townley.
NED, or NED THOMAS,
WHO'S about hve feet inches high, is of a brown
complexion and thin vissge, and about p; years DID,
Ned is an act've, ingenious, sprighty ieow and uses
carpenters tools with consierab Observation-Disclosures
Tore he had been occasionally employed a waterman
he has remarkable scar on his breast, apparently
caused by a burn. When he ran-away in Mar last
hi clothes were of home-spun coat and pan,aloons
oil serge cloth, dyed bruwn--his hat was black Ned
wa, raised in Mathews county. b. James Thomas
and was sold il the city OF Richmond between and
years ago.
EDWARD G. SYDNOR
Hanover, July 2o.---wtf