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TLurjday, AfrIza.
Adjourned.

hi,h IeecmneHueu siS
~ 6,b teetion and iubhituting fec.
- preicribing that wherever the . two
.'On f ! the eircols court are divided,
luos .o;or. a certificate CT the cafe ihali
lent up 70 she iupreme court, who
e,II decide iubjett TO certain quailfl6a-
ticns. d;.:la 10
e,on ard TO take tse vote n the hrft
Nance on a,1kug at the queition.
The i8r.kins out carried.
0nthe qpsaien On agreeing 70 the
,.w 3sti.on prepoied 10 he fubfituted,
a,siIrs. Hendcrlon and Grlfwold, fpcke
s I'm. =; and Nleilrs. Niehoiipn. r.
Williams, and Elmendors, IN favos OF
agreeing 70 i. .,e,o
Agreed to iniert the Prorosed iubitlsute.
AYES To- Noes II.
Mr.. Leib moved new seetlon, pro-
y;dino that the. cafes, in which the ieiec-
s;on Of ipecjai; juries has heretofore been
mace by clerks Of courts, the power
mall BE ccrfded to The MARTIAL.
On fhi. morton a debate etfucd, 10
vb;eh aIefrs Leib, Davis ard Giles,
,ooported, and Bayard orfcisd i.
Motion carried Ayes A. Noes g..
Mr.. Dennis moved to fnke cat the
.,hr 4sf4;oo Of the bill, whieh enfruits
70 the PRECEDENT The domination 10 ne.
fra iafance OF commifionefs OF bank
ruptcy, from which the diaria judges
I i empowered 70 appoint proper number
for tie del ihon of each Gale OF bank
ruptcy.
On this motion .oebate Of fome
length enfaed, in which the molten to
Ariks out was Imported by Msilrs. Den
mis-, Payard, Goddard ard Mott, AID or
poied by Mel1rs. S. Smith, Giles, Bacon
and Elmendorf.
Mr.. Bayard called for the Yeas and
Nays; which were Yeas 35-Nays So.
Motion TO frike cut was therefore, loft.
Mr. Bayard moved to amend tie Sd
fiction BY adding to tie 18th line the
words &C and which at the end Of the
faid felton, fhall remain undetermined. !"
and called for the yeas and nays, which
|were taken, without debate; Yeas 81
Nays 50, loft.
MIR. Bayard moved new feei;cn pro-
|'yiding that this act fhall not go into
effect until the lift day of July nexr.
On which debate enfued, in which,
MeGrs. Bayard and Grifwold fupported,
and MeGls. Nicholfon and Bacon OF.
poied the motion.
\ The queaion was taken, on the call Of
\ Mr.. Bayard, by yeas and nays and loft :
Yeas a7-Nays 46.
4 Ordered to be read third time to-mor-
row.
/ debate on the above motions heyeaf-
ser.
MIR. Bayard called for the confederation
OF his motion TO adjourn the w Q Houies on
Monday.
The taking up the motion was fupport-
ed by Mefirs Bayard and S. Smith, and
oPpoied by MIR. Elmendoif.
Mr.. D. Heiaer moved the previous
queaion.
/ Mr.. Nicholfon moved an adjourn.
\ ment.
\ Mr.. Bayardcalled for the yeas and nays.
On the queaion of adjournment; which
were taken, AMI the adjournment LOT
fess a9, Nays 40.
4 \, Motion of Mr.. Bayard to adjourn on
Monday, under confederation.
MI. Giles moved to pofpone the con-
liberation ofthe motion Till Monday next.
Mr. 5. Smith hoped the motion Of Mr..
01yard would be agreed to.
Mr. Bayard called for the yeas & nays
Sn Mr. Giles's motion.
Mr.. Giles faid he would much rather
withdraw his motion than GENUINE the
Time taken in calling the yeas and nays.
Ak 4 4 4
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Sales bp auGlgll.

WNbe aided 10 the Sales at lie Auaiox
Reom, ea NEDNEsDAT aexh 2sf6
mRaat,
A large quantity Of
NesDly Imported Goods,
ConfRing Of
i trunk ffriped and chequred
jaconet mullins.
do. lappet and book do.
/ Go. jaconet and book muffin (hawls
and handerehie!s,
do. white and coloured mulllnets,
do. Marleilles and other waiiscoating
do. calicoes,
do. black and white gauze and sauzs
handkerchiefs,
dc. cotton hoie and fix nankeens,
; cafes large fans, do. bandances,
/ do. fix ihawls.
THos. MOORE.
April rs. Auaioneer.
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:,a;rsrv ia in the fetiion asted a
hove "a have been referred g ls's'' @0'n-
nitiee. !.
Adjourned.
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y. BOSTON, April =.
A'''ysd chr Mary. capt. Carnes, fron
Soa, I''am. State Of Markets, Flour 8 > S
'''S' ana plenty, Boards 40; Herring 4
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KINGSTON, f1am.) March 20


Arrived at Port Royal, fhip Neptune,
Nefbitt, Cork ; brig Adventure, Aborn,
Warrington fch'r Induiry, Sncw, Char
Teton; Induary, Davis, Norfolk; Nan
cy, Hunt, Newtern; Caroline, Rock,
Boaon. Sailed flip Ann, Stringer, Ply
mouth Indian Trader, Corlefs, Liver
pool; brig Experiment, Carfwell, Phila-
.delpfia; brig Dart, Dunlap, Charleaon !;
ieb'r Nancy, Blakely, do. aoop Deli
ance Smith, do. Republican,, Rhodes,
New YORK ich'r Parker, Kelly, do
Brig AuguGa, Sanger, from Trinidad to
New York, has put into Port 70, al in
diltrefs.
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From Jamaica papers ptbs z7fb ut. re-
eeived By the Mavy.
. MoNTEGo BAY, March ~.

-
MoNTEco BAY, March ~.
Arrived, hip AIknomac, Gore, New
York brig Fanny, Terry, NewbeSn;
fch'r Unity, Lambert, do; fch'r Diff
patch, Springer, Wilmington and teh'r
Centurian, Wilton, George Town. Sal
ed, brig Eliza, Pendleton, New Yosk;
brig William Aihtcn, do. brig Twins,
Scott, do. ieh'r Union, Lamb, do. brig
Chsrleiton, MagS.re, Chasleson; ieh'r
Telemachus, Fiiher, Newbern; Sally,
Sears, do. Indufry, Daily, Warrington,
NC. iloop Marion, Diekey, PhiIadel-
.pllia (; Sally Smith, Bottom. Ship Favo-
rite, Maekie, from Falmouth, anchored
here lal} Sunday. At Buckner's Bay it
is reported the brig Hannah, Lenox, of
Greenocls, and an American ichooner, are
loft. The brig Iris, PIERCE, for Char
Teton, failed from Savanna Ia Mar on the
roth init. and on Sunday morning the
brig Atlantic, Clarke, for Bottom. The
fnow Pallas, Steverion, and feh'r Eliza
beth and Mary, Atwood, have failed
from Savanna lamar for New York.
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The bill, eaablilhing- . government fer
the Difria of Columbia, was called up for
third reading on Thurfday, in the Sc
nate, and loft, 10 to 10.
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plenty; Scale Fiji /, and Cod 5 a a ard
plenty ]: Beef and Pork no iale; Molaaes
81 cents FER gallon.
NEW YORK, April II.

Arrived, brig Mary, Hall, Jamaica !;
Eliza, Half, Matanzies J; ich'r Ccrnella,
Geer, Baltimore.
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mott decided Tory. TfDuane denies
this contribution, he (ets hirnfe!f in ar
ray againft Mr.. Jeferion, which it is be-
heveu is MORE THAN HE DARE DO.
1t IS not believed thai Duane had this
contribution in view when ne introduced
the words Tory ana Toryiim into the
s4e political vocabulary Of the Aurora.
nor is it believed tlathe either rejects
upon or recolle6ts thoufand other
things which are Publithed in the Au-
ra: lie appears like man piavjnq at
bhndnan's buff F4e feizes uDon the
hrit thing thar comes in his way. Righr
or wrong, true or falfe, it is pubhlhed.
W hen che tallacy is detected and ex
Poied, inttead Of making an apology,
Duane itarts, off and puhIifhes fomerb53o
ellie as bad or worie.
Every body will believe char D,,,na
intended the words Tory and Tory;f;n
to be taken In the mott reproachful and
degrading fenle againtt all thoie who do
not read and approve the diseufing CO.
lumns of the Aurora. Hence tbey are
applied with equal ignorance and i'm
Pudence to individuals who have ren-
dered perfonal, political, or pecuniarv
iervtces, IN promoting and accomplish
the independence of this country; who
were either in arms, or gave aiifance
to arming and equipping others in the
mott Perllous and important periods Of
the revolution.
1t is well known that many of tbo(e
who make the mott noilc concernincr
their rePublicaniim, or parriotiin, who
uie the words Tory and Toryifn mott
reproachflllly as TO others, who gave all
poiilble aid to the revolutionary mea-
lures, ahiolurely withdrew from, or
avoided all iicuations Of danger or ex-
pence, during the inyaiioD Of 1871. Bad
health, ihatrered contributions, and va
nous other executes and fubtcrfuqes
were urged as the motives for Withdraw
10 places of Perfe6t iecurity.
| do not win to be urged into parti-
cuIar, upon fubiea which may bring
econiPicuous perlons into difrepute
but as i IS wifsr to carry the w4z insn
the territory OF an adveriary, than 70 re-
pei Or oppole him at nv own door.
(F0r Ibe rezz;1imaer, j7e =. lib tozzug 1f.)
n b. L nc note IN ,har column, beginning ar lin.
20 rom he Fn'tom, ending At the crois line G,oul5
have ben placed d, the bottom.
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that he mentioned MIR. Adams as being
ambafiador to France, along with him
telf, IN the body Of This very letter. 1t
occurred tome thac even if the letter was
to DC broke up at a Pof Oaicc, his enc
mics would know ii by ali rhctc marks
TO be his letter, juit as well qoifb0m his
ilgharure, as gVitb il.
am extremely forry thar Mr., JEFF
ferfon's name lhould ever have been
mentioned by me in theic letters to Mr..
Jones, had hot the leait idea that rhc
public were to attach 70 much inpor-
lance and curioiity to any thing which
could have pafled between the Prefdenr
and ne. But this will caution me to be
more circnnfpe6t In future.
am, Sir,
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will Ind the following fentence: " while we
have land to labour then, let us never wifi
to fee our citizens occupied at work
e bench, OF f'O'riiaga dJq0G." Unlefs Mr..
Duane can point out fomc difference in the
poihed phrafeoloey of thelc exprefions, twir-
ling wig, and twirling diiafF, we cannot
heitate to atcrbc them both to the fame au-
thor For the information of Mr. Duane. Il
may not be improper 70 remark that many
terms of.exprefiion hof,lefs Jfagnlar than the
above, may De found in she 'Notes on Viz
" ginia.'
We fhall embrace an early opportunity of
taking iomc farther notice Of William D uape.
Enough az prefent.
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Fr0a" the VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
CHI -.

In anlwef to the enquiries Of fevera! of
your trends, as to whac pafagc of the
tirit volume of the Profpca received
the aiiiitance Of mr., JeJsrj5n, [ annex
for publication tbe following ]horr cx-
tract. MY defign in that palagc was
to exPofe the improperly Of Mr.
z condu6t in Gnding William
SIhlFh to ConltantinopIe, in order 70
make a treaty wirh the Grand Seionior
with this view wrote TO Mr.. T. fE2f2n
then at Monticello His ant-wer was
that he mad made the Rrictei lcarch
among bis papers, bur could not find the
amount OF the eXpence Of flch an en-
baiiy, as ftated 70 himielf and Mr..
Adams, by the Count de Vcreennes
ne information contained in She taft
ientence Of the extract, / had from
mernber Of Congress, on Whole veracity
could rely, and who had it from the
SPanlfh ambanador.
| am iurpri(ed at its being conGdered
as wonderful that Mr.. Jefcrfon n.oull
with to encourage a book like Tbe pr0E
pen. To t@1H oHt Mr.. Adams, and to
/Hreeea hin, was undoubtedly the with
nearsit Mr.. Jcferion's heart; and thole
who are tic loudef in reprobating him
would be very glad to do the fame thing
BY the 6elt friend they ever had, when
twenty five thouiand dollars per annum
were In the wind.
The letter was dated from Monticello. !
in Summer 1898 l have it among my
papers. The Vice PreGdenr did not
iubfcrbe it, for he oblcrved, that the
period 90 wit, tie approaching confrR FIR /
The PSGasAcy) was coming, when he
wrote as few letters as pofiblc, on ac-
count Of the notice, which at fuch 2 time, |
the Poft Offices ulually took OF him
re laid tia, would know from whom
the letter came, without its being f1b-
lcri5ed. Indeed Z could hardly fail TO
know, leeiog shat he dated il in his own
aa7d wning, which l had often feen,
Ire" as o#n country feat, and ceiDr
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Yours, &c.
JAMES T. CALENDER.
Richmond Tplv ooth xRoo

7. S. have juf learned that the
Executive Council paid ony twelve hun
dred and fifty dollars to Mr.. Jones for
printing the pamphlet mentioned in laft
Recorder. / had by nliinformation
called itljIssn bandted. Still, however,
he was paid four times more than the
work was worth. I alio underltand
that Thomas Nicolfon declared chat he
would have done the pamphlet for rhree
hundred dollars; but he had not an op-
portonlty Of making a formal offer.
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T,,,,, ,c.L
~. .nn ' o'<'
t.t'' 110s'9'fsS D@V'''
SIR,
ne courie which Duane, Editor OF
me Aurora has long followed; and my
6eing Periuaded that 1t is his delign to
iiuPPort the pfelent order ofthings at all
hazards that he chuies between truth
ana untruth, as his own purpofes may
DC belt accompanied, has induced nae
70 write the following eday, which is tent
1or publication. It Mr.. Duane flall fay
any thinG IN reply requeft that it may
appear IN your paPerr,that may lee whe-
tner 1t DC neceliary for me to go any fur
ther'
-
4 LEX the Aurora and It's difcip-
PICS haye eXhauited the whole artillery
OF inVecuVe' and have ihot the lat ar
row OF deception, they adopt the word
Org, which IS made to fit all cafes, TO
iuit al circumstances and characters,
VINO Go not exactly agree with them in
their WIG dtorganizing, demoralizing,
ana c1aiuTanlaung iyttem.
lhe words CRY and Toryifin being
Hequentiy applied to iome ofthe mott
iheF Iis2, men IN our country, it will
DC mighty proper in itielf, and very ia
'lslaceo1y to the feelings of Others, to
give mort explanation.
Dufing hereVolurlonary,war, every man
VINO aia NOT agree with the revolutiona-
y Ina tn9ai'"eS2 was coniidered and called
DRY. MS was well underfood, and
'He nieail'iig was never doubted nor
qa1lliohed' uiltli lone iin1e IN the year
lI3S. Aooue TINS time Mr.. Jeferlon
u oust1t proper 10 apply this term to fe-
F eel~l leiPe i gentlemen in Virginia,
,o;ne o, ",.o 5 hao actea III dlitinguilhed
.iiliiSliy ana PoHHcai mutations during
,tl1 M1i' aho laa terminated their revo-
'1''oii15y career WITH aPPlautc and glo-
y. ! MS produced complaint and cx-
Pi4 Me- Io,,
~ ,,,.. eliei ION eItfiCafcd hinlielf by
q! a''' vs.. "iiiCh clearly iheWed that he
"'i1!Je. 9-lneI 20 clolS the preach, or to
',N . fu"' !0i nc AFFAIR terminated
,yara r. nr,, @l,Jl,, sna[ ne coniidered the
ra "e ,b W 81 oe aPPhc@Ole 70 them, be-
sLS - '''l loN'lIeiiafeeo and Imported
wv. - .'3oe " TIC government, as 1t
tb- .. '''3'' @l'liiiil,''9reo' oy john Adams;
t;gni6r,t;on m'4 R Nho|n TO bear that
c,Snnrr,, we b, - -i Li,5 'ano' rom which
eincc +b ~ 'l go. 41Gi'Ieu IL
t;c1t revnl,,l;n rai' ~, very great Politi-
49,, NJ nsS happened IN this
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!, aking thee hundred and fevefity five DOL
'ats, as theProper payment OF Jones, there re-
mans for the public printer a9uceur of
tChT HuNDREp and EIGHTY FIVE extra
dollars. Jones confeiies that the executive
Icouncil gave himtelf tt0eiyc b4nlff3 and ffy.
And now we BEG leave 10 ak an liot.st md
Idhpaiilonate reader, whether il is proper rhat
the commonwealth fhoald be thu5 b;gkeneG.
In this affair Mr. Jones is not culpabIe. If
Ipabiic money mulf be thrown at him, he is
welcome TO pick it up. He feerns - think
that his acceptance of an extrayagant price
vas to be imputed to him as a crime. The
proper blame refs with tie R.bgbEcan ms
Jorlty OF the Executive Council We un-
deIitani that governor Wood and Mr.. Pen
dleton oPPott all thefe queer things. But
we hops, chat, st next ms:ting of the A.a'.n-
oily, they will be farnea ut Ofcourie there
will no longer exit, al the Council board.
any debates about the node of the expen
d'tuFc OF public money.
We have great teal more to fay; but room
IS wanting. In DR.. Reads article, We tacn-
toned forty three dollars for mcndiae one
Of the legs of a iPcakcr's chair. Mere hafe
made US forbear TO notice taat this Item en-
braced, alto, a f-laIl piece Of cloth, to be
fprcad under his feet.
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Fortnight asaIi the pres work o. the aflcmbly's
pamphlet. They may colt between then,
perhaps ten dollars week; 70 ;hat shcycould
have diipatched the whole of this los for about
twenty dollars. Bur NC thall fate forty doll
lars, which gives Jones a profit Of an hahdys4
per cent upoH tie preiS work
We ihail then face the cafe work OF the
pamphlets, at ten dollars per thccr. For
meets chs comes TO Dolls. IS
Paper 30
Stitching so*
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The folloWino yerrrr was 1.';y,..ed ia
publication, iat week nv arnrIor,a7
Of this CITY. who is a ma5i1lrarc of
che county. We could nor. therefore.
with propriety decline the infertion
of it. At the fame time. we are mr.
acquainted with rb. circumstances
concerning this yior 81 the Rif;no Sur,
nor do we know aDy rb;ner nerf3naiIy
either of Mr. Allen, or his workf1er.
F"- @7e R|11''iei.
To TIE MAGISTRATES OF THE Cry
OF RIcuMoNp.
G>lems9,
The outrage, this day cormit-
red, on refPcStabc inEabiranr Of This
CITY, by the myrmidons, who were con
cerncd in ii, calls aloud for your Dronpr.
and energetic inrerponlion. All towns,
as they lncreaie in population, are more
and more exPo(ed 70 MODS and riots
and II reits with the magjlfracy to decide,
~ the commencement Of chem, whether
.they hall be ian6tioned, o. eFeEtusllv
dllcountenanced. Mild puniChmenc on
Offenders IN fuch cafes, amounts to ar
encouragement OF the mott atrocious
conduct from rhe mott dilorderly citi-
zens OF the community, who are thereby
FemPred TO repeat their tranlgreGTlons Of
the laws, and trample under tooc the rights
OF more mer'torioos members oflociety
'han themielYes. in young cities, it is
''A~ I'DIiNC IIChaG
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Y II colt more, Jones NAV tell Us ', l.ss
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~ TRUEMAN'S Gccond letter, v;ndi
eating tae political character cf the Srot, +,
H1her'fa @RriRg t5s ycy1lnti2a, cannos AZ.
till next wcek.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-22

The takes in the whole niiierablr. fuccci-
foo Of force, of PROCLAMATION, OF defpair,
OF deash. So it is in the queGion before
Us. 1fany man ihalI hear of this DAVIS
traniaction, he Canon be 10 r,oIiil a.
to iupPole that we have beer confined
10 tlng.e character, like taofe now
brought before you. No, Geltlenen.
FAR from it, he will have too mach corn
mon icnte not TO know, thar Qu1rao@s
like this arc never folitary, that, where
the puaiic calamity generates inps like
theie, their number is, as the fands ol:hc
lea, ancs1heir fury, as iniatiahlc as its
waves. am therefore anxious, r'lsg
our matters f1ould have one aurhcn1ieat+
ed example of rho treatment which our
unhappy country uffers under thc fame
tion OF their authority; IL will pur i
ftrong quettion 70 their ilualanify, if
they have any to their prudence, if
their pride wilt let them Iitt1n 70 il, @.
at leait, 70 that anxiety for rcpuragions
TO rhat pretcntion TO the imaginary
virtues of mildnefs and mcrcy, 10
wilich even thote countrics t!l1 sn3.t
dlyeited of them, are 70 ready 70 a;tcrt
rhclr claim, and 70 crcduIouly di!,a,-,i
70 believe shat claim allowed.
There are fomc conliietas:ons re-
ipe6ting your!eives, and rh" Sleitn,,aof.
60 whlch !hoald wSih TO iay a word.
lou may perhaps,hintz your perisas uA4
iafe, Ii you fin,i : veraizc as YOU DO /
know )ic MIGHT ltni you L, the nroyoit,
as he ha4 done rAc plaintiff, ana s3rac :,
return on any writ you nighg i0;Ie ior
your dclirrtancc; | know Chere Is no
ipat in THIS deyorcd oarioo {exc@oc taae
on which We now arc) whet1 the rory
Of opprclIion can be told or heard; bur
rhlnE you can have No VIII founded
approximations. There IS rit3,e, when
cruelty and oppref,ion become latiacc.4
and latigucd in thar iatiety at Leaf, YOU
VIII ind youitelvcs iccnre. B1yzi1cse is
It'll! befrer lcc,riry fog YOU: the graft
suae OF she worthy defendant; !; any
thlag could add TO bis h0unurs, ana his
credit, and bis claims, it would be your
yerdi6 for the plaintiff; for In whac In
itance have you ever Teen any man 10
cftettuaily accrediCed and recommended,
as by the public execratioRa What 4
nan for in(tance, might NOT o. Brian h3ve
been, It the envy Of the gibbet had aot
arrelted che career OF his honours and
Pfe'er-ments! In every polnr OF view,
therefore, recommend TO you 10 find
h0eraI'y tor the plalntlff. have founded
my ad|lce upon rhe real circumstances
Of Tour fltuatioh !; have not.ende.."ourea.
to itimulatc you lnto any flly hectic OF
fahcled liberty. do not cali upon you
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Religious Courthip !; Conqucit Of Mexico;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
pottery.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-30
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE,

WILL ftand 1t my fable and be let TO
mares the prefcnt feafon, at Sixfeen h0A
lars, or Egbf Doizars tie leap, and
Tweaty Far Dollars to enfurc a mare
with foal, and HaJfa DaAa,, in each IN
afance, 10 the groom. The money for
the leap mutt be fent with the mares
nctes for the feaion mutt be lent with the
mares alto, which may be discharged by
the payment oftwelye dollars on or before
the laa day of July, at which time the
feafon will expire. The fcafou commences
on the fra day Of April. Mares will be
fed with grain, if required, at the market
price. Good and extenlive paaurage gr4-
hs. All pofible care will be uled to
guard againa accidents and efcape, tho |
will not be ariwerable for either.
MONTALTA was got by Colonel
Homes's imported horfe Bedford, Whole
character ard pedigree aands 70 high,
both in England and America, as TO need
no comment from me. His dam, as Ger
tihcd BY Daniel Carroll Brent, Efq. OF
RichIand, who bred her, was got by Lind
fay's Arabian, her dam was young Sell
ma, her grand dam Mr.. William Brent's
Ebony, her great grand dam Colonel
Tafkoe's imported Selma. Ebony's frs
was Col. Tayloe's imported Otiello.-
Young Selina's FIRE was Col. Baylor's
imported Fearnaught. This blood is alio
70 we'll known to, and in fuch high efti-
nation with gentlemen who have been
and are now on the turf, that | lhall only
add, that Montalta's colour, high form,
marks, &c. are admired by all who have
feen him. He is full / s. hands high, and
viii! be FIVE years old next May.
THOS. LEE, fen.
Prince William County,
March 8. 2awl6+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-30

From the fublcriber, living in Orange
county, within one mile of the Orange
Spriog, Virginia, on Tuelday the 10th
init. a rzfy Uak Hoye, with a blaze
face and bob tail, branded /. S. n hind
foot white, about 4 feet ioI inches high.
The perion who took hin, JObs CLARK,
a tailor by trade, IS about 40 years OF
age, a fmall man with a dark complexion,
his kf arm is crooked, occafoned by ITS
having been broke in the joint. Tausny
Dollars reward will be paid TO any perion
who willdeliyerthe hor(e TO me at Orange
Spring. JAMES COOPER.
April rs. eostt