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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-01
Turks Island Salt.

y>HE cargo of the ship New-Jersay, at
\ Duke-street wharf, for sale by
Sd mo, Cd Z. Fl. ROWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-01
UNIFORM DRESS.


A Hussar Jacket, of dark blue cloth,
with three rows of white bullet buttons in
front, the two outside rows terminating a lit
tie past The top of the shoulders, the intervals
between the buttons of each row 10 be one
fourth OF an inch standing collar torise as
high as the tipoi the ear, with button on each
side !; the cuffs in3ented on the upper side,
with hutton on each angle, and a slit loHgi-
tudlnaliy on the under side, with four but.
tons of similar size, set close on each =
the Jackettermnating 10 peake in front
and rear, with two buttons behnd>at the bot.
tom OF the waist, which must extend as low
as the waist OF the person, counter straps on
each shoulder, for the purpose of combining
the cartridge box aud hayonet belts small
side pockets with four buttons under each
Zap
Vest, white for summer, and blue cloth
Tor winter, single breasted, with from eight
to ten white buttons OF small size.
Pantaloons, white for summer, made either
of Russis sheating, or cotton or linen cloth
of domestic manufacture, and OF dark blue
cloth for winter; the pantaloons 10 reacI 10
the shoes, without understands and, as well
as all the other clothing, made sufficiently
large TO allow of the free and unrestrained
use of the limbs, avoiding al the same time
unnecessary encumbrance.
jefferson shoes 10 rise as high az the ANGLE.
White linen halt CATERS for summer, with
small bullet buttons, wornunder pantaloens.
Black silk or velvet stocks.
Caps, with appropriate trimmings.
Plaid Great Goats, lined with green baize,
with capes and folding collars the esound
work green. With dark stripes,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-01

A SPLENDID EDITION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
OESEKNE-,

l..
b'EMALE EDUCATION, will he continued the en,up,
= year nj Houutairy Clroine hin will teach t,,.
wro OF the first session. Miss Hannah Hl during the Sc.
The school win opened on the first Monday in January.
sa eIoe The lirs Friday in December. Vacation from The
hrsI Frlday IN June, until ti first Monday IN July
ISrn'-for iFard and tuition 100 doIarsl paid half
yearly Inadvaucc. HUMPHREY HILL
Mountatr), Caroline, Oct. 81. 40. .ist,
4 DVERTlsEMhNT,...I ailI KENT, Tor a term ma,
= exceeding six years, the HOf SyFi1gs Py0pfrfy
the couHtR Of BGth...I will also rent for the same
term Two tracts Of land in the neighborbnod stmaie
apoa Jackson's river. TheHui Springs good stand
Tor laven during the ~boIs year and is mich resort
ga ~ company during The season Of bathing. The
houses are cspacious ana ~ good repair rhe lands
IN The neghhorhooa oi excellent quality and II
hed the same tenant whit he Hot SPRINGS would he
able TO supply that estaclishment with almost eveSv
necessary. duplication may he made to ME in Gath
or to Ar. ALLEN T'YLog in 8oteiourt.
BATH, Oet. ". 5O'.Si PLlLAgETH THOMPSON.
NBGRoES FOR S5LK..,.Ou THHrSdaV NE 30T5 o1
y NoVember. al TIE residence al the late THOwAs
iAHB, ESQ. Belle Mead, comfy ~ Povbatan will he
sOln forty very likely negroes consisting Of men, NO.
men and childre"..., Terms Cdsh.
dtSo, NJ fhc srue time Gqd yiace-Twelve excellent
WeTk Horses, the whole stock Of cattle sheen and boes
equal 10 any the state ofVirginia nh ali Inc nscs
ssry utensils attached to an extensive farm-apd ike
wise the crop o. com fodder, &c &c-T Terms twelve
months credit, with bond and approved security 10
heW interest from date, witch will he RENTED II
PuHctn9ly paid. John p. ROLLING,
oct ~. 6o..td' 4dm'r Of Thomas Tab.
a IL persons indebted to JOSEFn DARMsD4TT
sec are requested N make payment to me imine
as soon as possible, aud therefore grant indui
genie 10 any BODY. BANiEL CALL, Ex'Or
ven 8 s5''d n Jsseoh Dsrnsdait dec.
THRUST SiLE.-BgrirfRe ofa deed offrn,l evscVfsd
n bg John 1ien and Patsy his rife. 10 Robert
P0HGrd and HfiiOn CoiemON, on me an dag of
Ocfober ~ fbe gcar 1919, ami recOrded IN fkeconnfp
c0nrf ~ hipr WiH0m 10 secure the payment Of
ccrt0fH sums Of HopeVfo The president and mgtsrs
on professors Of WRHiam& Targ Coitcgc, ami ne
expenses atfeRdjrg me fTNsf-rU he soid at pubfic
auction 10 The highest 5idder BoT rs0dg iYOHev on
MONDAY ihe 18th DAY c November next fis20) af ne
CoHrfboHse oC hiRr U1ia1u coHHfv iCgair efbsrwjse
ne hT3 mir dag ficre0jtcr, TWO TRACtS OK
pAhC us OF LAND, fUing IN the country oC KfHp
Hfktn'7, containing ffr0 hundred 0Hd thirteen o.
fwo hnHdred 0Hd fweHtg fhyfeGcres, Min tro Uaff5
gr'sf Mills SfWafed en- me preisfs beins me .am.
fWo ffdcts ~ parcels Of faRd. and Hilk pHrcbgsr,
"fhe president, and matters, or professors nj Nm
amt Horg Coiiece, bgfhf said John Elicff. the s0L
UfH nc nude betUseH kt hoars Of ter o'cfock IN ~
forenoon and three Ia me AFTERNOON on fhe dav an.
al the piacc afoyesaid bV
kOaERr POLLARD, Rx'or of Robert Pollard.
THOMAS COLEMAN, Ex'Or Of Wm. Coleman.
September 20. qg.!7f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

bull, npoa The authority OF tie Bible
itself 1t called upon them 10 love their
fellow creatures and were we not i'm
structod by The Sacred Book 10 be in
broiherly love with each other. lie re-
commended The friendly connection, both
when he considered The character OF those
who were soldiers, and those who were
moi soldiers, and those who were celebra-
ted in history for tiIe blood which they
had shed for their country. After the
Chairman had summed up, the jury re-
tired. and in an hour returned with a
verdict OF Not Gully. London papcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
TRUYIEES, SAl-E


virtue Of deed of trust executed s the subsribrr,
- by Hilary Baker and wife and Ricbar, A. corr,o,
ated the ISthday Of May, iS7 will proceed TO se NJ
cubic hueuoH, the highest bidder. for ready moaey on
ne premi.s on Nei'csty. the i5fh day NJ Nor rerf NJ
twelve. O'Clock, certain LOT or LAND on RicLo,nJ
~: sf"ntd the intersection Of and ,grh srreS e
ohnS orews Lot, and containing feeton 2oth street
ann i2o CO on street, much nf the said In, az
D; necessary 10 satisfy the purposes Of said trust
JAMES BROWN .JT. WM: FINNEY.
OCI- ~, 10. lbs 2rHNSeS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

tFrosl an EaElish PEPPER
Tory AND WANT OF MEMORY; or, RarHEl
NO THAN IsS.
COUNSEL FcR TuK PLAINTIFF
Your names Naj0cchi :" Slgnor, ST."
You swear on what's beforeye,
TO tell the truth impaTtially2
" yCs, Ss!r. 81 SiSnoTe."
Touswear. ,he Queen" Oh Signor si.''
won,J shock both wLig ahd Tory /;
Wonld shOcA Lord 4, sui shock Lord T.
Dyes, San. 81, SisnoTe"
You swear sheis." o. siruor, al"
Deserving the pilloTy.
She loves So yerY iiegailyf
DO, Sair. ST, S'guIre."
Yon'wear, fore George" ohi signor. ST.
You knew her dormtofy,
Aud caught her playing up old CT
"t ad. Sau. ST, signNie."
Yon swear. Of course" Oh Signor, ST."
She bath'd on open shore, ell
Stood Oh her h-aj. ate DIRE. snaS'i Isef
JUST 50, Sair. 81, Sisnore."
Yousuear. you :aesr." OF strner, si,'i
THAI thrnngh double hunT eli
You've seen her " thhk" sduliefoutiy?
"Nsr',Iue, Sir. ST, sisnoTe."
,Sinh, nv Lords. on. signor, si,'i
That n"thins's wanting more, ehii
To sh"N tue paten'S As nan as We;
Ave beats his sacred Majesty!
" Fas thnmpsr 81, SiguOTe."
COUNSEL ron THE DEFENDANT.
Sow loon az ,ne:" OH SignOr, ST."
Pray whs gives yon youT hoa'dO OF
And where did you las,take yourtea!
Oh! Sair. Nonmi ncordo,"
You saw the Queen, on signor, ST."
Slept aud SO, on board %;
Who're might the c,her he'd rooms he
:" ON! Slir. Non mi ricoTdo."
You knew the maids " OH Signor 81
Now wien the ship was ,nsured OF
Where did" they" sleep Or CaptainPY
Nor Briggs " Non mi Iicordo.''
what, still Non mir {" Oh siguor, si.1
Well: how dis yon afford OF
when ont Of place. to live so freei
q" QGcsto non uni Ticordo."
Yoa lived on air Z" oh sguor, ell"
No, mol Uron my vsrd O,
Yen Put soach confuse into me,
ihat' - WHAT " Non mi Ticordo."
Yon said the Queen, " oh signur, ST.
was goot quite made To cliaTDlye.
q" Yes! No; No! Yes: more Ihanme,
Non posse ricOrdarni"
Noe look a, me. &" oh siguor. 81 20
waa ever brute adhered q,
OF dad you ever live and he
81; /! Non miIicoTdo"
hy Lords, think, oh Sisuor, oh
That there Is not Lord here
Wants more ~ all this" Yes" aud " NoE
Which does, II must be owned, Outgo
Az practice IN the" Courts below
And deviPs own Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

LANCASTER, (Penn.) Nov. 3....o On Frltay LAST about
10 O'Clock ~ the EofninR u public hhuse this cav
gentleman 6h9 bad brought m catie from tho ives.
tern county, PIT period 70 his ny shooting
himself ia The head Hiu pistol The 1a,i penetrated
the scull little above the ear aud hat s1ineWhat
singular, remained iu The head without producing any
confusion on he opposite side. ffoRrn0L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
DIaIGha[s Sac al LnnfLs.


S virtue Of decree ofthe superior conrt ofchauce
- for The Richmond district, prOnounces on the 5h
Gay Of June 1870, therein depending between
Samne McCraw, plaintiff, and John SiockdeI only so
ana heir At law OF JOHN StaCkdel deceased and Elza
beth Siockdei widow nj the said John decd and BY
viIne OF an anendatoTy decree made in same cause
between The same parties the Sti day Of The same
month"; will he sold to The highest bidder at pnbIic
auction for ready money, before the front door Of the
Eagle Hotel IN the City Of Richmond on The 18Th daI
Of N0vembFr neat, EIGHT TRACTS or LAND refer.
red 10 IN sald decree, 10 wit: 1913 lying head
waters OF Cbooiets creek branch Of James river in
The comfy OF Rockbridge-41I acres living on branch
81 Bnhaioe creek Ia Rockhrdge comfy within miles
81 LeNingtsn566 acres, lying the waters Of Bunaoe
ekwthin 10 miles VI Lexington in county
25Oo acres lying in the county Of Montgomery on The
waters OF Bluesone branch OF New ryer-250O acres
lying IN Montgomery county, on Bach creek branch
al Ne" rver-25oO acres lying Ia montgomery county
on the waeIs OF G6er5 and Black creeks, branches OF
meIy, on lbe waters Of Toms creek, branch Of New
nVsI-IloO acres, lying In the county Of Montgomery
Whole 1887 acres. Sale to commence at ~ o'clock
October 6. 81 "A -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

( NoHMt : W ~ tie Jail at the t0rl - NJ -
= %" Ile an June iasi, negro by tne uame q,
"" ms fellow IS d2rs muiatto ahOut5 feet ! q ~
,hohes h'gh, % or a ,eaTs aye has mak ON his
iEht temple near the eye, AMI Ian Guder lameness
rom Az INJURY received IN his hip. Tom as formerI,
hased ont ofjail 10y Mr.. James j. Hanna. whom Lssar
re eil u Portsmouth, Va The owner IS requested 10
mig oI"afd, prove property, pay charges and take
nm away otherwise he will he disposed Of as tbelav
- ee,s; VI. E PARISH, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

There are in the LisTary NJ Congress many curiosi
ties In Literature. Among thcni Is Debree coiiectios
81 Noyages m three volumes folio work 81 scarce
books. Al twelve hundred pounds stsrngf There
is also Purcbas's PilgrOage, single small volume
valued al NV pounds, snd many others ~ Equally btgh
esteem, 81 which Congress heotme possessed by tle
fortunate chance Of ob,sinug, by purchase Mr. Jeer
sons Library. (Nsr. Tpfrf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
fUR NFNI on LEASF

SHE suhs'riber wishes ZEN. or lease for one m
more war, MS tavern dfsrm, known b, the name
r"au ieadg from Charlottesville 10 Staunton ds,au,
h'ne rirs from The 11Imer, aad thriy ore IRON, ,hp
'a'ter Pia-r he subscriber deans II unnecessary IN
say am thing ~ praise Of the above named stand as
taVefn beng veil knoHn Persons wishing to caspey
a. @hpNe are resper'uly invited To cali The suhscrl
~ o." w" we premises BIN. HARDIN.
Aibeinarl-, Sept. s. an ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
October &.

OflCE.... A petiiion viii be presented 10 The neXt
session OF the Legislature praying The right Of the
commonwealth to certain lot, known in the city OF
Richmond by No. Ssh, late the property Of certain
John Myers. may be vested iH the heirs of Pleasant
fouHghnsbaHd dec for that will then lie mads
known. Sept. 30. n.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
80 Mr.. WILLIAM BYARs. Agenl

~ VII. VILLA n " b1A kS, AGtUi iOf
this once, Is now upon his Northern IouraHd 1t Will
save some trouble IN waiting upon g-ntleGeH al their
0aH houses, " they eau aitcnd TO his bills al their re-
spsctiye court houses.
We seize this occasion also TO beg ~ distant snb.
sefhets In every quarter 20 heir arrears by ihs
members ~ the Legislature whose poteness ve are
airs2dy srdsr 50 many obligations.
RoAkplNG.... Hts. ASS WEBSTER, has ieinov.
- ed To Richmond. and taken conmodieua house
helonguV TO s. Jacobs, Esq. $780, near u, ~ Cary
street, hrst tenement immediately opposite SHOCK oe
warehouse ana IN the viciHy Of The once here
sue - nov prepared % receive gentlemen haariets
dnd VIII also be enabled accommodate members Of
zoe LEGISLATURE a. their approaching session. She pro-
n-es 10 use her best sHdeavours for the accemIgo.
aatiou aHd comfort ~ those who may palron,e her.
Oc,-btr p
e, %, Of llp'iion, The Agent IaT sai6g Ile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
ALEXANDER GaRnrrr, Trustees.

"A Nv tNl ISEstNl- The subscribers, executors 4
ChaSteS Hant0ck dec oder for sale agreai variety
OF USEFUL X ORNAMENTAL GOOnS. Being desitont
10 make sale of most of the personal property without
delay they will dispose of the goods so reasonably 2.
10 make II an ohcct worth the attention all such as
5e waning eber Tor the'i own use, or To sell again.
Tue stock baud consists ofa almost aTe,,,
Of Hardware ,Cuhery and Saddlery; rich Cut AID
china SETS quantity of Plain Glass, assorted: n
large supply of Ctockery Ware, in crates and omen
stone ware, ron Steel nsis, marble mautlcs one sci
marble facing for house 50 feet noni ana stories
hi9h' Also, tar, pitch, tnrpsa;Ae. ra:iu. varnish
oiack ana bright aud mary other articles tedfous t.
ennmeraie; an which they ate determined TO sell
as hei"e sates an the very low tems-and accord
ingy invite tle friends and The public generally Ia
call ana examine the articles.
Several HOUSES FOR RENT, aud other. in which
SToRAc Il wil he received at moderate rales
JAMES WFlTLoCK,l Er'o~s Of elias
II. WHlTLock, JyhilIocE 6sc.
September 10. a.,tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
September 10. ""'i"
- al aud Shoe 1ia1U5GcIo,

y
NE subscriber returns his :incerr tlanks L. his friend.
andihe public, Tor the liberal encouraging nj iaety
experienced, aud assures them that eXelticp on hi.
part shall he wanting ia give general satisfaction lie
has pow on hand extensive supply Of ladi.. and
Eentemen'S Poets and shoes 81 every sesctpton nil
"hch"illhs Warranted In beauty and k,naBs hip =,
eq"ai to any mann aciuTed IN America.-OTdsTs fer
shors 10 measure, III he attended 10 with strict punc.
uaili and dispaich 81 his store doors below Messrs
y. x ~ ALIENS Exchange ONCE
oeI % 1e..i2t JOHN sARvAY.
I BIO lta.e inform The inIabiisnts Of RICHMOND
andfs vicinity, that have taken the house lately
10 begin on the trst Monday In OciaDer...Pa,en,s
disposed to euttust ieir childTent my care NAV win
Certainty caicnae ell therIeceiving my most unremit
ting attention.
Terms. for a Session OFTEN Months.
Board and tuition the English branch incIudinr
reading, Smelling, grammar, writing position his.
Tory, gecEraphy chronology, arithmetic AMI plain nees
uiewoTk, ) "20.--W3shng, s 25.-Rnel ( 10
For ta schuars-Tuiilon ia all the branches above
mcnii0Bcd, = 30 Fuel, ~
natural philosophy, chemistry beiiesletTes astrono.
NY ana tue use of he globes be taught my school
! Dung Ladies wishing TO learn French mnsir ,nd
painting shall be attended ~ the price of teach
ets employed, aud paid h. the pareGts or craTsians
5 "a. - ''' ''11"S anu ''s''''s '0r'
boardsI win furnish he'd, bedding and tc els
ais Clothes and book bags. Every artale OF clothine
to ne distinctly marked.
board and tuition PAYABLE half at entrance the
balance at the expiration Of hYe months
N. u. NJ friend Mrs. Andr. Smith intending 10
receive my daughter iIio class her own for the
purpose Of teaching them the French language and
painting IN oil, as "e color. and ON velvet
has agreed To tahe charge Of suck my boarders or
daS scholars may be DESTROYS OF acquiring tbose
branches. JANE TdFLOR,
Widow the late Geo. Keith TAYLOR
Of Petersburg.
Moore, the Rev III. Buchanan. Chief Jusce Marshall
Renl watkins Leigh, Esq. Sept. 10. g2..n
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nIsAsrERs nNL.KRERie.

The Franklin 4 valuable vessel owned by Mr.. Ham.
II, Of Erie. aud commanded nv eapt. Hayt, SUM- ~
severe storm on the ilth inst of the mouth Of Grand
River. The captain aud w--consistng Of IL souls
have al perished. Several smaller yessee are also rr-
ported 10 have been lost. fCrauJOrd Ness
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FOR SALE

THAT npou James river i'm the comfy
~ Goochiand, called the BYRD.-1bisl lies
opposite the upper eud Of Ek Island and ntsins BY
recent survey qO0l acres three hundred acre NJ bch
are low ground oi 6fst quality, and the higb lands ave
equal, not superior To any the river. The int
pfoyemenis are commodieus sud sufficient for tue az
comnodaiion Of large family, with good Barn ard
new threshiBg Machine.
Preparations are now making for sowing large crop
OF wheat The terms ri sale will be accommodating
ara possession may be had the FIRST day Of January
neNt.-fOf more particular information reference may
ne mac 70 MI Edward Cunningham Of Richmond, OF
to the subscriber. n D. CtJNNiNGBAW
Octentt " 20. .2Dts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

virtue ~ deed Of Inst, heaTng 0atr Tue I07-i
- gay oi October 1919, aud recorded IN IN. coun,y
CONT oi Hanover, eXrcnied nv Joseph Weber and
NA'y III. ms wife, 70 tie subscriber aud John Weber
JUSTICES, 10 secute the payment Of cer'sin SIMS OF
.'ney l" Fhiip WoodS"L, sen'r. and Sarah his wife
as thetelh msnticDedl shall tat the request of ,,IJ
rm''P No9dson sen and Sarah hts wife proc ed upon
te premises IN iTcu az the honsp occnpird nv Joua.
man NnCkos A.iceen The buurs Of eleven IN IN. (o,
moor aod w." IN She n eruooh, ThWvsdqy he I6fh
NoSeRibfT "eTt, oseil to the highest bidder AZ
""ei''h TIE tract of land described in said deed
.De balance Of he debs therein mentioned which ne.
mains que ana unpaid, as we'll rs the expense of draw
ing aud recording this deed "
I4RLroN wooDsON, ActinC Trustee.
'N'|"Vi <'' 50..wtds
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Extract Of letter from England, date
September %

EttFdct Of Letter from england, dated
September %
" Politics have none 10 give YOU. :.
Radicals aud taxes are all forgotten aud
gwen up Tor the Qncen. Tire conduct OF
the King aud his ministers has been so
bad, and The witnesses so infamous, IA
this disgraceful and disgusting business,
that there seems 10 be but one opinion
throughout The couniry-ei,her ti,at shr
is innocent, or that she cauuoi be con-
Victcd upon such evidence.
"ihe Army aud Navy, and all tie wo
men are on the side of the Queen. II SHE
should be convicted, there viii be a
Yea Jul c0mBOtinu
"There is more trade IN Manchester
than was ever known befor-, but lie
prices are very low-no one out oil en-
ploy-wages rather Iowa great deal OF
drunkenness, noise and fighting 10 b.
seen. Poor's rates are much loWcr....
Emigration is getting oni Of fashion A.
merica is invery low repute here have
the modification 10 hear great deal OF
abuse OF it, Phil Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

gi,' qnence of irdp.sifiou, the Agent lr selling tlls
ARKANSAS LANDS advertised in tlsis parer, expects
not 70 - IN Richmond until about the 18th insi- Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14
- al ,NontLn.nci lfonnllli,,

heres NJ SonthWeSt Mountain Land.
] ohered for sa'e....This land lies ~ .he sou. 81
Alhemarie, ana ponion ~ It is tobacco I..a ot
nie 1na}. Ibnse disposed { purchase iii appi, to
"s en"sctibel, near Lindsay sStore, NihenaTIe.
oVPtehHef ~ 42..tf MANN paGP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

We learn that the Negro man who was
arrested on his journey frem Washiugton,
IA we stated las, week, In consequence
Of that uotice has been traced to this city
aud claimed as the slave OF MIR. Broad
max, Of Brunswick County, Virginla.--
II appears that he was fsVorie and cou>
iideUIlal seryaui, and had been left TO
take care OF the house during tempo.
Tary absence of Mr.. Broaduax aud bis
family the servant used ibis opp0riuni-
" TO take his masters mouey, clothes,
horse, saddle, &c, and set out OIL his ira
wells 10 the eastward. On the road, as be
states, he prevailed on waggoner, by
giving him sua Of money, TO furnish
him With The certificate he had pTodaced
Of his beng freeman.
Bali. Fed. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-14

'oNMITTED to the Jail Of Norfols county a noeso
- man by the namefof MOSES LOWRY, o ices ~
nehsS hIgh about 20 years OF age, OF light complex
ION his back much SCARED with the whip. The said
negro states, that he Is from the county Of Becklen.
burg, aud IS fTee man that he was IN the employ Of
hf. william Smith, Of Mecklenbure, until be was u
years Of age since " hch time be has LEFT bis service
Aso, SegTo man who calls himself HENRY CUMBO z
feet sltHches high Of rather light complexion g.
bout 20 ears Of age be also states that We is free
man, from the county Of Northampton. The owners ~
said Negroes n any, aTefdesited To prove their propef
~ and lake them away, ortbey " he disposed Of a,
we law dTecn. Wh. BARNARD, JdfioT
Oel ~. 4s..2m u Nortotf county.
NiILL be sold for ready money The highest bidder
" IN whole or IN part, The frat day OF ssptsfn
bef next, OF the premises ceTaiB tract or parcel oil
land Containing about 300 acres Wing IN the eor.Ues
~ Louisa aud Albemare, Wherton James Miller al
resides, TO SATISFY claim Of Lltileion Waddeis
ana TO secure which deed Of hasi been cSecntea
10 the subscriber. Re viii convey such TILE az he is
authorised 10 do as trustee.
July rs. Wa. ., cOUpps-
~ The above sale IS POSTPONED until the 6h Of o.
f0beT. Septeuiber 10
SECOND SALE Of the above property will take
"ace or The 2hh of N0UCmbcT IN consequence Of the
'tfms Of the former sale not having been compiled
Nth. tu. o. COG ms
November s3i6s