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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07
GDe 0a3etR.
MONDAY, JULY Z, 1906.
,fme, ican Independence.

amer IC1H I1lUepfHdeHce.
This event, so Justly dear TO every
American, has been celebrated with in
creased spirit and Joy.
In this town, the day was hailed BY
the ringing of bells and discharge of
cannon.
AT twelve O'Clock, the largest num-
Der of FEDERAL REPUBLICANS ever
Witnessed here upon similar occasion,
assembled at Union Hall, from whence
they proceeded in the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The President and Orator ofthe day.
Committe Of Arrangements.
Selcctmen Of the town.
Reverend Clergy.
Officers of the militia In their uni
form.
Citizens and Strangers,
escorted by the Artillery Company,
commanded by CAPT. HoPKiSs, to the
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg's Meeting House,
where after the performance Of an APP
propriate Ode, by number of gentle-
men az elegant and s1ttrited Grafton was
pronounced by Mr.. EDWARD PAYsos,
which was received with enthusiastic
atftlznse by a large and respectable au-
dience.
After the performance of "a second
Ode, the Possession returned to u MON
Hall, where the Company partook Of
sunptuous Entertainment provided by
Mr. Daniel Cobb.
The Hon. WOODBURY. SToREa, of.
oficiated as President and EBEsEzKR
MAYO ESQ. as Vice.President.
After the Cloth was removed the fol-
lowing Toasts were drank
]. TIE Dcy--May the spirit of hide.
henoe7lre which resisted arbitrary tar
alton, by an unnatural Parent, spnrn in
dignant at tribute TO . strG1zger.-l3
guns.
?. Tie Memory Of Hashiny.on---
May his countrymen evincc their gra-
titude for his services, by faithful ad.
herence to his counsels.--If1stc, Hail
CoLuns5i0--l3 guns.
3 The President oftheUnited States.
- gun. Na
=. Caleb Grorg-The upright and
Indeflendent Governor of the peoples
choice who ".honours Office, but
whom Office cannot honor. "-l3 guns,
and three times three cheers.
5. The National and STATE Legisia-
lures, May. they.ever remember" that
to 'rrovate IS not to reform. LIS gtas.
s. The Federal consttution-.fs IL
1ts1s framed ard Observation-Disclosures
May its genuine spirit be speedily re-
yived and long retained.-l gun.
a. The Judicidry-The Sheet an
Choir OF our hope'ih the fluctuations and
storms of political changes--All who
would give II permanent weight, de.
serve well Of their. country.--l gun.
8. Religious end Literary institutions
Long may we experience their bIes-
sings, ever may we afford them our
liberal support Gun.
3. Agriculture and Comnerce--May
no jealousy or rivalship exist 5et4veen
these landmarks Of our national pros
Perity.--l gun.
10; The Merchants and Mechanics--
heir interests the same, may their
attachments be mutual, their conf
oencc rcciprocal.--l gun and three
cheers
~. The District Of Maine--Nay the
e.0ua which obscures its honor Be soon
uissipated, and succeeded by more
'nah fsrner lustre.--l gun and three
cheers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

conduit, which the prefent admin
iitration of the union may exert to
preterve our country from future az
g.ehon.
/" Rejslved, That the proceedings
Of this meeting be publithed.
DAVID levitt, Cbairnsn.
CHARL, S CROMWELL, Sesy.
CsSylassr. May 20, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

% f,iaiity and hcariay, mould ever
have the life'o man comuiilked TO
YOU, his innocent blood maybe re-
quired at your hands For it is an
awfuI'chance that YOU, by your viz
dict, would caale IL 60 be hed.
IL is apparent that the writer of
shis addrefs is in charity with many
nen@of political principles different
from his own shat he has fone
reGpea for your fenle and judgment,
and fome hope even YET that you will
ule them. 1t is therefore that h-
now addrsEcs you; il is therefore
he feleets one of the numberlefs lies,
by which bad men have rifen to
power in the nation, to flop you In
your haie TO ra:fe like bad men 70
power IN the fate.
II YOU, honeit Democrats who
act from confidence, or who at leait
DO not yet confider how rear you are
GO acting againlt It's dictates if yos
will now 60 apart from yeur DANAs
and AssTlNs and Hills, and medi-
tate on public affairs, if you will E.
ven yet lay party aide, and al FIR
Jsiyfffs's5, II is firmly believed you
Will fee caufe TO refufe your aid in
future to your party. Another year
you would not promote the election
of bad man for Governor, nor,
If be was not chofen by the people,
would you join Mr.. DANA and Mr.
King 10 crowd him intoSt the chsir
without luch clIoice. By with
drawing from an alliance with bad
men N their now admitted and prov
ed bad de6gus, you would leave
thofe men weak, you would defeat
shofe de6gns. The Jacobins have
no truth, honor or confidence. But
their power lies in deceiving better
men than thenielves. and getting
til If aid and afiittance by hiding their
final views and de6gns An honeit
Dlmocrat and a Federaliif ara not
far apart-bu: heaven and earth are
net more diifant frern each other
than fuch a Democrat and a Jaco-
bin.
Initiate then the honorable ex-
anpE of Mr.. Goodwin. But do
not flop when you begin to engsiye
Trace the tendency and Progrefs
of our affairs, and Zee what we lhall
become in feven years, if, in the
very firft year the preient majority
prevails IN the r~o branches of the
General Court, an attempt is made
to disfranchife the people, to &c: a.
Gde $1,000 votes, and TO crowd a
Mr.. Nobody, Mr.. Sullivan, or q
Mr.. Sullivan, without q majority.
into the chair.
When you proceed thus far in
thinking, con6der once more that
If Monarch was deiired by AIRY
party in America, the road the
French travelled is the very one TO
bring it about. Put down good men
the STRoEGs and the WasHlNGToNs;
par up bal men, yeR kn0qU 4ObO ;
make confu6on, and then more con-
son, make the people, and the mott
;gnorant and vicious Of the people,
love it, and expect better times for
fpreading it. Call fuch low ra5ble,
the PSoPle, toe only people arm them
with pixies, place them at the feleet-
mems boards, and, if poilible, have
them, when matters ripen, for COM
mittees or elections. You may have
a Directory in FIVE years, and an
Emperor in f.vcn: Now, good
men, and true Democrats, whole
eyes can fee, and whole conferences
are nor feared with hot iron, zvbieb
of the two great parties are rnonar.
chifts FNi fGssf
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.es with them, in which he loft FIVE
or fix men, and always made thin
retreat. This information comes 70
well authenticated that il may be re 7
lied upon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07


AT Northyarmcn'h, the day was cglc1
brated with great animation-At eleven
. o'clock the citizens repaired to Federal
Hall, from whence they were escorted
by capt. Richardson's elegant Liglt
Infantry company, to the Rev. DR..
Greene's Westinghouse, in the follow
ing order COMMITTEE Of Arrange,
ments--Militia Officers in uniforla--
Sea Captains--Citizens and Strangers.
when the procession arrived at the
Westinghouse, they were net By Mr..
! EDWARD RUSSELL, the orator, accom-
panied by DIR. GREEN, who commenced
the services BY well adapted prayer;
aztec which appropriate muaic was per-
tormed, and followed BY an ingenious
and spirited Grafton. The procession
then moved to the Hall, where an ele-
giant dinner was provided BY Mr.. Ord
way. The following toasts were drank.
accompanied with music.
!. The day ~ celebr0te-May tic
patriotic feelings and principles which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

A letter from Corona CSpsiu, net
far from BaycelosaJ dated March II,
1900, mentions as poGtive that the
conqueh of Portugal had been de-
termined upon; that Matfhal Der.
thier, (thc French Miniaer at WARY
had arrived at Madrid ; and that
hive thoufand French troops on the
march for the purpofe. The date
OF this is remote; but it feems the
whiting in the ar before the form.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

i Is subject Of rnuch congratula-
ton, that no event occurred to mar the
ielicities OF the day. The citizens ap-
peared to vie with each other il giving
extention and vigorto those principles
which led to the establishment Of our
National independence, and Federal
Constitution principles which, ifnct
adhered to, the destruction If every
thing we hold dear and valuable, must
follow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07

The democratic citizens celebrated
the day possession was formed at
Mechanic Hall and proceeded to DIR.
Deane's Westinghouse, escorted ~
the Light Infantry company, under
the command of capt Bradis6, where
an Grafton was delivered by Mr.. E5en-
ezer French. The company then. re-
turned and partooK Of dinnerprosided
by MIR. Baker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
advertisement

( n consequence Of resolution OF
A the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice. of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to Tits instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Elk.
ecusive, have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
2ens OF the co,dmonweaith as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
nuskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed 10 belong to
the state, aud not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Cie,i 10 TIC Executive.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
FOR SALE--fMMEprArELT,

Lately built ef brick and ssone, so by - feet,
three stories high, with durable stone dam. two
pair Bur- and enc pair Cologne stones, with cle'
vators, screens, boiting cloths. sc on the most
approved construction and now incomplete order
foi business: situated ona constant stream, III
the midst of delishtful whea; country. in tn,
county OF Towhatan, only ono and half miles
from James river, and % miles above Rich
m md.
To the mill will be attached q lot Of about 100
acres laud, on which stands a commodious two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices.
handsomely enclosed, Under post Trail fence,
With garden i,.ilcd in, all new, being lately I'm
ished; acooper's and biscksui,h's shop, miller's
house. houses for the accommodation of the
worknien. and excellent water very convenient
tor all purposes II not sod befercthe La, day sf
May next. they viii, On that day, be offered for
sa'e at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
the premises Terms Of sae--one third cash,
and the other two thirds At two annual pay
ments.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jua.
Powhatan city. Jan. 81. 1905. lop3wsSwtds]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
v u l. ca N,

a FINE JAcK.Ass will stand the ensuing,
season. to commence the FIRST os March and
end The first OF August, at my mill in Chester
Held county. twenty miles above PeteiaLs.g and
thirty from Richmond. anu viii DE letto r.,sres
on the following te1ns--six dollars and one
qnarter the season; notes TO tina. amount must
be sent with the mares they will no, b. r,cei.
we'd, which may be d schsrged at any ,ir.c within
the seascn By the payment of hve dolaAs, with
one quarter 10 the groom, Tire g-cat size,
strength AMI v;sour ai Vulcan. en;i;e hin, TO be
raol;cd among the FIRST acks III the Unite States.
Vulcan stood the last season AZ M. z Weucts'
in Dinwiddie. and is tho,sht sy him a very ss,e
toai getter Vulcan WAS Cos by the Duke of
Brunswick, his d-n By The Royal Gift
FRARe!s EPPss.
February l9. 1896 IA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
WIN. H. CABELL.

John Trarnble was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the Dis,ritt Court of Washington, in the
spring of 1905, and sentenced TO Eve years and
Eve mouths confinement lie was born in Na,
ryans is 5 feet IL inches high Is years
old fair complexion light hair, grey eyes !;
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and is shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Dsiria Court of Monongalia in the spring
OF 1905, and sentenced tstwo years confinement.
He was born in the county Of Wood, in this
state, is Eve Sect nine inches high, IL years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hair and halle eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
=. THE GOVERNOR OF TEE coMMsxvrALrz
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS by the eighth sec
Wv ton of the act Of the General Assem-
bly,, passed AT the last session, I" Further to a.
mend the several acts concefniug the Militia of
this Commonwealth" it is made the duty of the
Excessive TO declare. by proclamation, what
snail be the uniform Of the militia of this com.
monwealth; l have therefore thought fit, with
the advice of the Council Of State, to issue ttis
Proclamation, hereby declaring that The Uni.
form of the Militia of tkis Commonwealth shall
be xs fellows. to wit
For The General Officers.
dark blue coat. skirts lined with buff, cane,
lnpsls and cufs buff, yellow buttons, gold epau
is.s Zone on each shosldsr) black cscksd Sat
VITA black cockatle, aud black stock.
Fer Me .zrHHery.
a blue coat, skirts lined with red, cane. Ia.
Peis and cuts rcd, vest and sverals white, with
black gsrsrs, yellsw buttons, a cooked black
hat with rcd cockado.
For me Light Lsfantry.
A dark blue short coat with half lsvels. cane
and cuff whiso, white lining and buttons, vest
and ovoraiis white, with black carriers, black
half boots, black stock, a round hat cooked on
the left side with black cockade.
Tor Me Grsnaaiers.
dark blue coat, caps, Iapcls and cuffs white,
white lining and buttons, vest s. overaIls white,
with black garters, black hall boots, black stock,
cooked hat with black cockade.
Eor fhe Rifemen.
a linen hunting shirt of purple colour, with
overails ofthe same, leather mockisons or shoes
round hat cooked on the left side, with black
eoekade and black stock.
For the msi1 body ofthe Militia.
a blue hunting shirt trimmed with white
fringe, white overals and black garters, round
hat cooked on the left side with black cockads
and black ard red plume, black gatsrs or half
boole--fhe officers uniform to be dark slue
coat, cape, laPelS and cuffs white, white lining
and buttons, vest and pansaloons white, VITA
black garters, black stock, cecked nat wits
black cockade.
for the Cduakrv.
a short dark or bottle green coat, with bu;.
tons, lining, half Iapels, cuffs and cape white,
white vest and leather breeches, Jack boots,
spurs, black stock aud black leather cap dress
ed on the crown with bearskin and decorated
with light blue sash and red and white plume.
The officers Of the main body Of the Militia,
OF the Light Infantry, Gren4diers, RiAemen L
Cavalry, TO DC distinguished by epaulets of sill
yer the officers Of the Artillery TO be disiin-
gui'hed sy epanleis Of gold. The field officers
10 wear Two epaulets, the captains one on the
rlght and the subalterns one on the left shoulder
All oitcers TO wear side arms and boots. Pro-
vided however. THAI where any troop of cavalry,
company OF artillery, grenadiers, light infantry
o. fihemen shall have provided themselves with
an uniform different from that herein prescribed,
they are respectively permitted to wear the same
Tor eighteen months from and after the date
hereof
Given under my hand as Governor, with
the, Seal Of the Commonwealth annexed
rs. at RichmeHd, this LIST day Of March,
1906,
Signed,
VIZ. n. CABELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
II. He7yes & Co.

UAVE for Sale at ,h.,t Store, next door to
4 Il Mcssrs. Shapard q Lucke's. opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
Tor cash or country produce Among which
are, Jamaica aud Antigua Rum, old and very
superior Cognac Brandy, Loaf and Brown SUI
gar, Csifee. Chocolate Imperial. Hyson, Hyson
Skin, and Young Hyscn Tea; Port and Sherry
Wine Honey, molasses, Figs Nutmegs, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon. Alspice. Pepper. Fig Blue,
Starch Soap, Candles Salt. Tubs in scis, &c. &c.
Richmond, FEB 10Th, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
FRESH SEEDS.
MINTON COLLINS

- ESPECTFULLY informs hisfriends
EN- and the public, that he has lately re-
cetscd a fresh supply OF GRASS SEEDS
from Philadelphia. And he has likewise
received very extensive assortment ef
G ARDEN SEEDS from London, by the
ship Bristol Packet, William Day, rsas-
ter, via New-York, which are now TO be
had at his ORIGINAL SEED STORE,
next door to Messrs. Taylor SC Co.'S Van
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting and bringine,
home MD. wh- ran away the 2st:h uIt.
ne is 20 year, Old. about 6 feer high. very spare
made. bony ablack, very ar,ful and insi9 uat;nr.
He has always been accustomed TO abour in tho
Heid, IL OF no tsadei there are few p1sn who can
out work hin--csrried OF only his working
Clothes, which were such as isbrring slaves Pc
morally wear. The above reward wit be eiyers
1t taken up over 20 miles from home. If between
90 and 40 ten, ii under 20, Eve dollars viii be
paid, by HENRY EEI.L.
Buckingham. 10Th March. 1866. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

DO hereby fore'ysrn any person or persons
IRON trading or taking an assignment of
sond executed by me 10 Charles Matthews eff
the county of Buckingham. for the sum of two
hundred pounds. dated s,h February, 1905, and
payable the 25th December, 1906. as the same
was given in part purchase OF raa of land,
which said Matthews was not possessed Of
Haifer Irviae.
New. Canton. ooh Teh 1906 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
FOR SALE,
EEY Tract of LAND lying iii

"a tract OF LAM lying Ill
I've the county OF Flnvanna. containing by
patent ga acres, about goo of which are eear'
ed part thereof is under coed fence lies We.
ny level, aud produces corn, wheat. and tobac-
co:-nost excellent for the reception ofnanure
1t is about twelve miles above Columbia, and a.
bou; five miles from James and Kivanna rivers
fine range for stock, and the land is well TIM
hered with pine, oak, and hickory good ORCH
ards of different kinds, and remarkable for fruit
everyyear Gin consequence Of the high situasi,
on) excellent water, and plenty of meadow
ground: there is dwelling house and barn, in
slrca in the Fire Assurance Oface. with out
houses sufficient for TIE reception of a family,
Oh 4 beautiful and healthy situation.
any person wishing TO purchase will be shewn
the premises by application TO the subscriber,
living on the place,
The terms e.onc third of The purchase mo-
ney paid down, aud two equal annual payments
for the balance Bonds and approved security
will be reqmrcd rs also deed OF trust on the
land to secure the payments.
HEzEKIAH STONE.
TeSuar7 %, 1866 sv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
Geo. w att

HAS removed ffor, the store h, formerly oc.
= 4 cupied TO brick house on the cross street
leading from the main streetto shocl;oe ware.
house, where he has ON hand and oaers to dis
pose OF on moderatetesms, by wholesale,
The .j6(loviHg Hriclcs, Viz:
Loaf and Mu.covaGo Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
ccgniac. Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger ard Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
100 Sacks.LiverPool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally of arscles shifted to the
present aud approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credit of g. 6 ard 9 months, for
notes negocisble at the 8aak Of Virginia, with
approved endoFeers, or batter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tsbacco.
Richmond 22d NJ oh, 1aa5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

RED & white Clover Early Ho,spur's
Ssed Prussian blue and
Lucern, Timothy & Marrowfat Peas
Rye Grass, Saint Broad windsor, lorp
Folne, hurnet and pod * Snap Beans
Burden Grass lEarly and late York
Hemp, Flax & Rape !; Cabbage
Seed Early & late Sugar.
Canary & Spinsgs loaf ditto
White and Brown Early < late Batter
Mustard see
Large Norfolk and Green and yellow
Summer Turnip, Savoy
green and white tLsrge white Win
Asparagus Large rand large white
Roman Cabbage Scotch Cabbage
Lettuce Larse Eat Dutch s,
Imperial, grand adj large Madeira
Riiral and Dutch Cabbage
Lettuce !, Ned Dutch Cxbs az g
Green & white coss TO pickle
dotto sDrumhcad Cabbage
Salmon, scarlet, Boocoies green and
white and black white Broccoli.
Radish Seed Early and late eau.
Blood Red Beet liaower
Solid Celery Selsahs & Nastur-
Early and late Gu uum, &c.
cumber; Parsnip With an assor,me ,
Ned sc OraDgs Car of Class Flower
rot Bottles
Crosses x Pepper { Painted Flower Pot.
grass ana Pans,
msde'ra ana Selror i And some red gar-
Onion den Pats and Pans,
Early Frame, Charl. ! &c.
ton 4
Richmsns, March ssh, 1906. 40
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Feb. 10. 1906
TEX DoLLARs kCVARD :" :

STTILL be given FOR experimenting WILL
wv AM GORDIN.- who absconded from
tho plantation Of the lato Col. Royal in Amelia.
some lime in the month Of December last. He is
: darl, nulatio. s5our 40 years of age. S feer 10
@. IL inehes high, and has one of his great toes
Cut of, Circumstance sufficiently strong to lead
to positive conviction if lie should be met with.
He carried with him dress Of coarse grey cloth
and sundrg other clothes not recollcded Who
ever will apprehend the said negro and put him
in Jail or give such information as will enable the
suh.criber to ges him again, shall receive the a.
boye reward.
TViRiam Royal.
Amelia. Feb 8, 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
COMMITTED to the jail Of

~ this county, about the 9Th Of Decem5cr
iast' a negro man says his name is O HIN 1;
thas ne was on his way with his master Dernp-
sey Nash, moving to the tennessee from near
Norfolk, when he left him near this county, says
he formerly belonged to captain John Brambie,
OF Richmond; was sold to MIR. Nash, of Nor
ioik says he was hired for the two last year,
ny Mess,eurs VIM. 4 Henry Haahall, OF Peters
ourg. He rs stsut, well made fellow, about s
ieet ~ or IL inches high, appears to be abou, 81
years OF age has had the Small Pox vety bad
Had on when taken up. a blue cloth Goa, ana
home.spun checkered p.ntaloon,. The owner Is
requested TO come forward. pay charges & cake
HIM away, or he will bs dealt with according 60
law.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
l@m) Keeper Of ths jail
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New. Canton. 9oIh Feb 1866 :,
Fi1ty Ool2arS Rezyuil.

( IN Saturday the 9Th inst. a man,
y. - who calls himself BLUNT, and said he
was son OF Michael Blunt, who some wears ago
did, and perhaps may nov, live in Hanover coun.
tyr came 70 my house and informed me tina, his
horse was strayed or stolen from him in raris.
ana intreated the loan of horse, in or.,er rs
possible, 10 recover his own Yesterday hired
him dark grey horse, move grey about ,he head
than any where else. upwards of fourteen hands
high. lcng switch tail, peccs, trsts and csl,ers.
has hitch in his side when ..arting into a race
very pcrceivabic, has bunch of white manc on
the TOP of mis- neck, oceasioned BY the collar, six
years old last spring-had with him double
skir;ed saddle, and plain curb bride. He was
by promise 70 have returned the horse, &c the,
same day, but have seen nofhing of him since.
As near as can recolletl, said slunt is aboss s
feet inches high pale complexion. thin yisaae.
grey eyes and dark hair ;aappeays to be about so
or IS years of age; had on drab colorel surtout.
swansdo@n vest, PLAN nankeen pantalqens, half
boots and a straw hat covered with black, the
under par' green will give the above reward
Tor the recovery of the horse. saddle ard b.iile.
and conviaicn of the man. or ten dollars for the
horse and sadd.: alone.
philin III eliza,