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PieteIIanp.
BALTIMORE, September so.
ELHNCHOLT.

On Saturday the 2sth inf. the Rock-Hsll
packet, capt. Humphreys, f1iIed fiom Bath
more at about O'Clock A.. NJ. wind N. e.
progrelled miles below North Point, when
being met by a fudden fquall of wind, the pack
ct with fouls on board, was completely upfet.
The captain and all on board tuck to the
wreck-the whole being on deck when the ac-
cident happened-they all chung to the after
quarter of the rail, till about 4 o'clock at night
--when owing TO heavy fwel of fea, all were
iwePt OFT together, except an old black man,
who perilhed with cold and fatigue, in lefs than
Is minutes after the veGel went down.
Capt. Humphreys further ftates, that Rich.
Hatcheton, Efq. and MIR. Charles Ridgeley, fire.
quently aiked him, how he felt" who repli-
ed, that he felt "cold and chilly,"-to which
Mr.. Hatchefon fubjoiued, "keep up your fpi-
rits capt. II. can ftand it rs hours vet, and
III warrant veil be taken off before that time :"
The captain Cat between the legs of Mr..
Ridgeley, who was in his Giirt neeyes, aad co.
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VILLENEUVE.
SALEM, September "a.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

Captain Ifrael Williams, who arrived laft e.
vening from The Mediterranean, has obliged us
with fome minutes of intelligence, which he had
collected. He left Gibraltar the Cad of Auguft ::
previous to which, they had no certain accounts
OF lord Mellon the report, however, was,
that he arrived at Ferrol, 2 days before the COM
bined aeets, and not finding them there, had
gone back to Newfoundland, in queft Of them.
Neither had they any particular account of the
action between admiral Caldsrand the combined
fleets: the official account of the SpaDifh admit
raj was publi(hed, and ftated that they had
gained vido,y over the Britifh, which would
have been more complete if the French had not
ugforfmafely been too far to leeward, which
brought the whole brunt of the battle upon the
Spaniards: finding that Spanifh and French
DIP were milling, he gave over pm-j4ing the
Britifh, and informs that the feet, though much
dfperfed, had arrived fate, part at Vpo asd
part at Ferro.
Capt. w. informs, that few DAYS after the
action the combined fleets formed junction at
FerroI and with the fqua6ron in that port, fail
ed tor Cadiz, where they had arrived, 80 in
Durnber, two days before the Friendfbip's fail.
Ing, and, with s fhps in that port, formed
hect of 35 fail of the line. This intelligence
was received at Gibraltar hours before can
tam w. failed, together with further account,
That the Carthagena fquadron, of fail of the
line (the fare that was to- have Joined the Tou-
Ion fquadron when bound down the Straits, but
was not ready) had arrived at Malaga, 20
leagues from Gibraltar only. Juit before funfet
Uays capt. W. an eaRerly wind fprung up,
with which the Carthagcna fquadron probably
Haired, as they were in plain fight from the
Rock fome time before dark, s Eail of the line
and many gun-boats; this created NOT feri-
GUS alarm at Gibraltar ; all was buale the A.
larm guns were confahtly firing, which were
heard on board bis fhip till 10 o'clock at night,
at which time the wind hid increaGed to very
froDg levanter, and the night beug very dark,
1t mutt have given them foe chance to pats the
Gut,
AZ the time tie alarm was given, the fquad-
ron under fr L. Bickerton wa5 at anchor In
Gibraltar BaT, coaHaiag Of The Queen of 9s
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NORFOLK, October 8.

Yefterday arrived h~re gentleman from
Nantz, which place he left on the 9th Auguft.
He was pafienger in the ihip Rofa, captain Balm,
tor this port, but obliged to put into New. York
in diarefs-The fhip Portland, Calender, fail
ed the fame day with the Rofa for Philadelphia.
We have ieen 4 letter from Nantz, to Com
mercial houfe in this place, dated the 10th of
Auguft, which fays--" Market5 are getting much
6etfer---e1e,y thing in France in an utroar---and
CONTINENTAL WAR INEVITABLE"
Herald.
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at meeting of number of the officers belong
ing to the third brigade of Kentucky militia,
commanded by gen. William RuIell, at the
houfe of Col. George Trotter, Jun. in the
town of Lexington, the following refolutions
were entered into:
Whereas, from the profpea of our national
affairs, and in particular from our Spaniih aC.
peers, 1t behoves ms as people projecting inde-
pendence, and governed by the principles of
Republicans, to guard and provide againit ex-
terna Innovations, and depredations upon our
REFLECTIVE rights--holding it as golden maxim
IN the fciencc of government and politics, that
defenhye meafures are at all times favoured by
Heaven, being the pure offspring of necefIity.
Solemnly impreffed with this view, Refolved,
that it be recommended, that OH the 9th and
goth OF the prefent inf. brigade drill be held
at Col. Abraham Bowman's, to confift of all the
commillioned officers of the third brigade of
Kentucky militia, and fuch Others as may think
proper to join them for this purpofe.
Refolved, that the Editor of the Kentucky
Gazette be requeffed to nfert the above for two
weeks.
Signed by order Of the meeting.
VIM. RUSSELL, Brig. Gen.
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NATCHEZ, September s.
ID II K I " G OUTR dGE!

We are Informed by a gentleman from the
neIghbourhood of PinckneyvIle, that party of
armed Spaniards (numbcr not known) entered
that place, late on Monday evening lat, and
forcibly fixed and carried off Mei7i1s. Reuben
and Samuel Kemper.-When our informant left
nome' he underftood that col. Baker was en-
pioyed taking depolitions refpeding this cyeKt,
for the Information of the executive.
An agent Of Mr.. Edward RandoIph's, who
kept fore, at the mouth of Bayau Sarah, has
been alto driven from thence at an hours notice.
MiNNpbi Herald.
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ID E II T Fl S.

Another flower has been cropned from, en-.
garden OF genius and virfne hv the unreIent;po
hand of death. JOSEPH SHELTON WAT.
SON, attorney at law, died at his fathers in
l-onlia on the e3d Sept. in the 26th year of his
age. Let ihofe who knew hin, Ultimate the ,ofs
- 10 know him was TO rofHeGt him, TO love
him. His quicknefs of penetration, Eoandnefs
OF Judgment, and aeutenefs of determination.
improved by lore of fcienti6c knowledge e.
qualled bv few OF his years, would Weld only in
companion 1.-THE virtues of his heart. The
native vigor OF his genius had received every
improvement which afIiduity and the mon am.
pie means of liberal and affeefiopate narcnt
could add. He complicated his education at
VIM. & Mary College, where, few wears fnce.
ne was the co'emporary and rival of Iohnfon,
Leigh and Others. The purity Of his morals,
me correctness of his habits, the Henipnity of his
diipoftion and the urbanitv of his manners WIRE
eqnalied by few, fnrpafTed by none. His con-
duct was ever marked NV the NOT rigid adbe-
/ renee to truth, honor, iuftice, and propriety.
NOT being upon earth could fay TO him. t6ou
ban done me an injury. In his profefIicr, he
diidalned TO encourage the angry and vicious
paffions of men for his own enolnment. Bpt n
the injured, he was afheld againft opprefion. In
the cau'e or truth, he WAS as "Cato firm. as
ar'tiues' Jut--H's heart was formed for
Ir''hd'hip: warm, generous, 6ncere, and be-
poor one pats UNDECIDED by" "In him the e.
lements were 10 tempered that nature might"
have food up and faid "to all the world this
IS man." Sweet flower of innocence. untime.
ly cropped in years, but in excellence mature,
thou halt fallen IN The bloom of youth, with all
thy "honours bluhing round thee.o IF thou
yet be conlcious of aught below, accent tb;s
feeble tribute of friend, to whom thou vert
not lefs dear than the crimfon drops of life, and
from whole memory thy dear idea fhall NOT he
etfsced Whit the purple current mall warm his
heart. Thou wert the pride of thy acousint.
ance, the joy of thy friends, and the comfort of
thy relations, and wouldft have been the orp,-
ment OF thy country, but thou art gone and bIec
fed he thy memory embalmed in the hearts of
thy friends. -
D1ED--On Saturday Ian, Mrs. MARCIA.
RET PAINE, comfort Of Mr. Orris Paine of
this city.
DIED, at Capt. Matthew Willis's, in Fluv,n
ma. ON the Sd infant, Mr.. ELIAS WILLS, in the
18th year of his age.
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OF DWELLING.

: The general aiIer,bly of the Prefbv,er:an church
in the United St ties have teni6ea their adherence
OF this knocking practice, by refolving unanimously,
to drcountenance.'t all -ccafions, and to recon-
mend it TO all their mnifers to refufe TO attend a
funeral of any peron killed in duel, and to admit
no Perion giving or accepting challenge the privi-
leges of the church.
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A.Iresrd Pianam.-About the goth of Augun
TAFT, fevera of the inhabitants of the town of
Delhi, in the county of Delaware, having pur
tued The Bear TO her den, one of the COMPANY,
William Shaw, by name, native of the high
lands OF Scotland, entered the fuhterraneous
haunt OF this ferocious animal, and, Defending
to her very feat, there, ftarefs of the conrquen-
ces, placed rope round her neck, and fl,e was
dragged forth to the aitoni(hment OF all prerent.
lh's is the fecoud feat Of the kind we believe
on record; and for coo refo'ution and determi-
ned courage, elevates the name of Shaw, of
Delhi, to rank fecoud only to the intrepid
Putnam of former days. AB. Goy
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M HEREAS executed deed If trua to Lance.
w lot Minor, Richard Tompkins, and Iobn M
Hernden, bearing dare the 7th day of Ms-ch. 1909
Tor certain purpoes therein mentioned, which being
now effected therefore take this method If gv;u,
Notice, that hereby revoke and make void fad se,d
WILLIAM MINOR.
Hanover, O9.s T4wy
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tG%< ~%EN%~~N~
TO STUDENTS or R1LL1hM 81 MhRr.

T ANDERSON has JUN opened at the Poa-
n. Oihce, Williamsburg, very extepfve At.
iortment Of Books, Globes, Maps, and other Etera-
ny objects. The importation has been made with /,
direct view to the fubeas Of the Lectures, and ,ooe
ther with variety of miscellaneous literature. com.
Prehends all the moi valuable works made ufe Of or
referred to, during the courle.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 9.

Ward elections took place in this city on Sa-
turday laft, for the choice of infpeGtors of the
eniung general election, and aileiiors for the
next year. The following is the refult:
RECAPITULATlON.
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vered RS arms with captain rs. Ereay coat
Thefe remarks were made about II O'clock
all at the fame time being covered by the top
Tail. About l2, as above fta'ed, the whole were
fxept of-none of whom, except captain Hum
phreys and man by the name of Jones, who
was going 10 the Eaftern Shore to fee his friends,
could regain the wreck. The names of the fuf-
ferers are, R. Hatchefon, for feveral years pat
delegate in the legislature of this rate for the
county Of Kent; c. Ridgeley, of this city,
Richard Goodman, mate, together with two ne
groes, befide the one firft mention.
We received the foregoing particulars from
captain Humphreys. american.
MAMMOTH TREE....This remarkable tree
ttands in the town of Jeferfon, Cayuga county,
on the land of John Swartwout, Martha! of the
Ditrict OF New-Yo-k. It meafnres fprty-fe-
ven and half feet in circumference, and con.
tains hollow in which at leaf feventeen men
can march and itand in a circle. This enor.
nous production of nature is Eaid to he button
wood, and is fnppofed to have been the habitat
on OF Indians and hunters a number Of wears A.
go. Being at firlt a natural hollow, the inGde
IS probably fornswhat improved by art, having
one hide open as door; the largen.fs of the
hollow ia altoniflng, making quite large and
commodious aoartment-What renders this
tree the more angular is, that it is hill green
and thrifty, and may continue growing larger
FOR number of years to come.
JEFFERSON, (cAYucA COUNTY, SEPT. s.
To all zvbo d;i5shepe--3e it known, that we
the fnhicrbers, nRigated hy curioiitv, have this
day feen tree IN the abtyye town. on the Mon.
tezuma Efate, which mesfured forty-feven and
an half feet in circumference, two feet above
the iurface OF the earth. This tree contained
hollow, into which we all walked, and food il
a circle as far round as our number extended
the circle being incomplete by at leaf fix men
on exact measurement we found the diameter of
the hollow on the furface to be upwards of ff
teen feet.
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DonsHir 3ntrIIigenee.

Estrnf Of a letter from a mercantile boui in
Holland. to Fiorion Charles Mey, eff. merchant
ofCoarIsfon, d1ied the stb ofAHgya.
We are forty that we are under the difa-
greeable necefiity of informing you that yoar
brig William and Mary, capt. Esfterby, con-
hgned TO us, has been captured off the Texel,
on the soth ult. by Britifh man of war, and is
lent for one oftheir ports--The reafon given for
the capture is, that the Britih government has
directed their CRITTERS to take all American vef-
teis loaded with Wea-India colonial produce,
bound to Holland. Several other American vef.
fels have been captured under the fame pre-
fence"
SALEN, September 24.-Arrived, fhip Friend
hip, Williams, Leghorn IS. Left, brig of
PbiLadeiobia, name unknown. Capt. w. informs
that 9 fail of Americans were at Gibraltar, taken
coming out of Cadiz-that ofthem were con-
demned-and that the other 8 were expected to
be in day or two.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
The whoe number of votes,

A rumour is in circulation tina. Gideon Grain
ser, Pet-Mafter- sneral of the United States,
died at Sufield, (Con.) laft Saturday, of the
Lake fever, where he had jut returned to his
family from mif1ioa to one of the Wefern
Tribes of Indians. r. Po9.
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The merchants at Leeds and the reft of York
thirc, in England, have come to refolution not
to fhip any goods in neutral vefIels, to any port
whatever, American ihips to American ports ex.
cepted.
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No. 2, commanded by lieut.. RALPH IzARp,
p" was the tirft of the American gun-boats which
F" arrived at Gibraltar; the crew, we under
Hand is entitled to premium in COME
quence." -
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guns, Tonant "a, Minotaur and Brilerophon
74's, frisates and two gun briggs. This fqua,l-
ron had been fome time waiting at Gibraltar for
feinforcements from England, TO go up and
blockade the Carthagsna fquadron above men,
toned. Immediately after the alarm, the fquad-
ron got under weigh, it was faiL to Join the
fquadron off Cadiz, under tir Roger Curtis, who
according to fome accounts, had i2 fail, and
according TO Others fal of the line.
Capt w. was informed Ly the American
confu, and other gentlemen at Gibraltar, that
WAR between Spain and America appeared
inevitable; and that the Spaniards were in daily
expectation of war being declared againR them
by the United States. Mr.. Pnckney, whof.
negotiation had failed, was expected at Tangier
every moment and Mr.. Bowdoin had thought
1t expedient not to proceed to Madrid, as we
have before known. In the mean time, the
Spaniards treat thefe things with contempt, and
'nfult, and capture the American flag daily; and
the common obfervation is, that our govern
ment cannot much longer brook fuch hottie and
infulting treatment.
The Englifh have fhip of war called the
7ranft, which has f4e mats and faid 10 be
the fafeR faler in the world.--She lately arrived
in England from Malta.
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REHABILITATION.
M.KennifeJ. SayAe,itey. vofnI

As the Snyderites voted the confti.utioua!
ticket in North Mulberry Ward, we have APP
portioned the votes ashley would probably have
food had there been Two tickets.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
The whoe number of votes, s6s
Of which the Snyderites had SCI
And the friends of M'Kean s77
Leaving majority of el4
City majority o97
Northern Liberties, do. GA
In JaV0arof MsKeau, 50.
Without including Southwark,
And all the other difrias of the county of
Philadelphia.
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DIED, at Capt. Matthew Willis's, in Fluvan-
ma. ON the Sd infant, Mr.. ELIAS WILLS, in the
18th year of his age.
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D1ED--On Saturday laff. Mrs. MARCIA
RET PAINE, comfort Of Mr. Orris Paine of
this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18
Geo. Watt

2. e
fIIAS removed from the store he formerly oc-
II cupied to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street 10 Snoekoe ware
house. whess he has on hand and ciers TO dis-
pose OF on mode rate terms, bywholesale, s
7he 1ol2ovng articles, viz:'
Loaf and Muscovado Sogsss, -
N. England. w. island. and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue.
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on q credit of 3, 6 and months, for
notes negoeiabie at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp. TIA bssfs
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March. 1906.
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BY TnE GOVERNOR OF ras coAaoSwEALTr
OF vIRcISIA, ~ S.. ~
A PROCLAMATION.

Nh liz ht.ao 1t appears by the In +
" quisiiion of abe Coroner for the county
of Berkeley, that JOSEPH THRUsrON and
JOHN THRUSrON, late of the said county,
are charged with tine murder Of barney Riley &
information has been received by the executive,
that the said Joseph Thruston aud John Thrus.
ton. have fed from justice: I have, therefore.
thought fit with the ADVICE of the Council of
State, 20 issue this overwhelmingly Offering
a reward of Two Hundred Dollars. for appre.
hending AMI conducting before the Coroner, or
a Justice of the Peace, for the said county, or
said Joseph Thruston and. John Thrnston. the
One Hundred Dollars for either Of them, in or
der TO their examination, touching the said MUIR
der !. And do moreover enjoin all officers civil
AID military, and exhort the good people of this
commonwealth, 10 use their best endeavors to
apprehend and conduit before the Coroner or a
Justice OF the Peace for The aforesaid county of
Berkeley, The said Joseph Thruston and John
Thruston that they may be dealt with. ass in such
cases, the law dire6ts.
Given under my hand as Governor, with
the seal of the Commonwealth annex
ed, at Richmond, this 18th day of June,
IL. So in the year OF our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and FIVE, and of the COM
ynonwealth the twenty ninth.
(sisned) JOHN PAGE.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

Ep UN away from the subscriber liv-
M ing in Granville county, North Carolina.
in March last, two bright mnlatto fellows; one
by the name OF hartley, about IS years of
age. - has butlitte to say. and appears to be
ry humble; he is 2 toerable good Shoemaker
and Cooper, about S feet 10 or IL inches high.
and he is well set negro.-GEORCE is about
% years of age. about 6 feet high. spare made,
but very atfive negro, fond Of drink, and very
forward saucy fellow. j expect they have OBJ
tanned free passes and will endeavcr TO pass for
free negroes 1t is probable they are lurking a.
bout Manchester. Richmond or Petersburg; they
We're seen 10 Manchester few days past. Any
person taking them UP and couining them in jail,
SO thar get them, stall have the above reward,
or 20 dollars for either, paid by The subscriber.
LEWIS HENING.
June 5,h, 1905. If
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To6e Sold, for Gosh.
r AM requested by David Patteson,
IL jr. to expose for sale. as trustee. the whole
or so much Of the PROPERTY. in the trust deed
conveyed, bearing date the 10Th day Of April last,
consisting of the following slaves, viz. Jack, lad
Tom, boy--Kase and her three children
Billy, Sally and Henry, Sukey and her two chill.
dren, named Fanny and Jefferson. as also, Molly,
grim order satisfy debt due from the said
David Paterson, jr. to Lyle & M.Credie, agree
ably the tenor Of the said deed--which sale will
certainly take place nthe 18th day of September
next, 1t the dwelling house Of the said David Pat
teson, in the town of Manchester.
James +. Leitch, Trustee.
Manchester. 9th August. 1905.
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TO RENT.
A BRICK HOUSE, adjoining the
q old City Tavern, well calculated for a
Dry Goods Store. Apply TO
Gallego, Richards Co
May 18th. 1905.
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ROBERT GREENHOW,

kA(4<A<ANA N<ANxl4<4 NJ
MERCHANT in Williamsburg,
lVl hasjcff received in the ship Planter from
London, An aGoftnebt Of 1fERCHlNDLZE; tx
daily expeasby the 6rtf arrivals from Liverpool,
fnpply Of WOOLLE MS OF every description, &
IR0NM0NGERr or HzRDWARE-wtich
added to his Rock on hand, will render his Rore
as generally aforsed, and as CON pstenr 10 the de
mands OF purehsfcss ne any on the continent.
The feleeaion 10 made By his friends in different
parts OF Great Britain, well BILLED IN the quaii-
tieso Of Roods; purehafed from the Msnufaa urers
themselves, not on credit but with ready money
Of eourfe laid In on better terms & Of muchfnpe-
ror qualities TO thofe ufualiy shipped by Commi,.
fion Merchants It the aeeustomed credits of fx
months, pine months and twelve months.
He ofers them TO his Friends aud Counrfymep
punAuality can be rshcd on, al prices as low a.
they can be afforded at, Affirming his diftant Gus
toners that their orders wilat all rmes Be thank
fully received and diligently ex=eu<-d.
September 2 1905. ~. I'm.
hTc7ICEi Is befehy green, tbaf roe Common Coxn
eli Of tie Gig Of Ricbntcv1d, sriX at fts tneef-
ig on roe fbird Monday IN bis month orocecd TO no
minate to fbe Professors of HIl6an and Mary Col.
ige. ftdnd proper character 10 succeed Mr.. Sobn
Wood, late Mathematical Surveyor Of tbe said city.
cbo bas resigned f3dnS
ANDREW S7.EvE NSoN. s.e.e,
HE following Hogshead Of To-
bseeo has been lying in Cannon's warehoufe
upward. Of two years undemanded-- owner Is
regucGcd TO come forward aud pay charges, OF Il
will be fold according oisw.
No. 463 1904 1873 1871.
Infpeeed and booked in ths name of Edward
seruggs.
8 Guerrant & Anderson, Inspectors.
|; New Canton, M Sept. 1905 81. CIV
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TEN DoLLdRS REWARD.

- ROKE away last evening. alarge stout made
- blood bay HORSE, upwards of FIVE feet
nigh, years old last spring. was shod all round
bout Two months ago, but some Of the shoes
may now be Oh; nc has large head and small
eyes, trots and galIops IL ne has any other marks
by which he might be distinguished. they are not
recoIleaed. He had on saddle a good deal
worn, with q hogskin seat and plated stirrups.
The above reward will be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle TO the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March s, 1906.
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6oofsefl~ q SsdEonsrs q few doors below fbc
Ma,kc:. Hcuse, kictn,oad.
Has just received in addition to his former