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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-05
JAMES BACON,

i 4 ~ &
-. I.
III ms eRochNs ioNE' % So,
aaa.s101 % '''S l 2 s, SSee'' o,sAsa
"A treih supply OF Gehaliic fA ~ q ~
su- oioeSi Lily
" ilch makes MS. assortment as cohipiess.
He rozr esegs fer sale, ea las 1tsRat to4p terms
MuCcovado Suoa~s. afyarious qua
,;t;ss :
To Loaf and 7 ,,n,, d;tta
csnn1o,xlsr
Inons, S,.ee.' TEas.
Hrson ' ,art;cular,v select
49,. "a for
Hysoo-skin. and family use.
Soncbano
Rest Green Coffee.
Chocolate. of ! snnerior Quality
.NTa,le,r.
-
c Cusss''
1 aJls5' w r Ne
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II o r I G r.

rVrHE authorship heretofore subsisting oe-
tween the subscribers was dissolved INC
soth aay Of September, by mutaal consent.
John Homer, sen.
John Homer, jan.
7OaY H0RNER, Jun.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC
yy,HAT he carries on the tpAeet''1sSns :. ala'l
Biaeksnsiths' Business in It's various
branches, at his shop on Royal street, near q,
fbe corner of Prince-street, where ne VIII
execute all orders with neatness ana us
patch. lot
October -
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May L..
EoR SIZE,
Oh advantageous terms,

Oh advantageous terms,
a THREE STORY BRICK WI2E.
n HOUSE, on Unisn-strect, naxt door
to Benjamin Shreve, jun. well situated for the
Shifting or Grocery business-Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water AID
Wolfe-strcGt5.
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The Subscriber,

4 41C taJADoSAAOSis
~ his Manufaet0ry, Ieater- street, e31ers .for
Upwards Of $4,000 VT. Soap,
which, on inspection, will be found ola very
superior quality,
Mould and dipped Candles in boxes,
South Carolina Cotton, inbaies.
Ditto Rice, ia tiefces.
.4ad, as u;uat, rstsqnattty
Philadelphia Porter, in hllds. andbottles.
William Dunlap.
September 81. 60
NOW LANDING
fl Yoqyelrs -ylas,s from on BOARD siooh llaria
.aatofaetse, from ST. Jago de Cube, a'ld far
sale 6y The Subscribers
81 hhds Molasses
IS barrels green Coffee
a26 boxes Segars, superior qua
also ON HAND,
25 barrels Coffee
700 lbs Bees Wax
27o Spanish Hides
10000 bushels Salt.
Wadsworth and Butler.
September 8. & div eoH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

ON accidentally perusing The Expo
sitor discovered a p'see uuder The slgaa
sure Of Sydney, which, from It's peculiar
merits, deserves attention..
Without iaduig ag IN any conjsctases
with regard 20 the character Of lis author,
let Us briefly exam,us the story itself. Al
hfst sight We perceive the eEspriag of dis,
appointment and mortiicauon.
He tells as, thar from the mildness Of
his disposition he has hitherto avoided all
participation in the political dissen,ions of
his neighbors, but experience had proved
that no conduct of his, however mild or
eonciliatofy, could produce any effect. I
sincerely regret that so szveet a temper
shau.d BE RULED, and | lancet still more
the weakness which overcame his resolus
ton. and induced hitn 10 expose al. once his
ignorance and his ~malevolcnce. He has
evineed eisAer his Ignorance or nis hypo.
ctisy 10 asserting that eight ,en,hs Of the
inhabitants of Alcxaudria are FederaKsts..
UaforanateiY for US tbis is not the case.
The turbulent spiri.of Democracy has *
tecded It's influence to ourliNie town, and
it has COW he honor tolbaast of a majority
Of those yir,uous men who style themselves
Republicans. Perhaps their influence in
pubic affairs is DOT proportiona,e to their
uuuber! Why? Because they are too well
snown TO be trusted with the direction Of
them. He tells US, ihasno republican can
reside among us without subiecting himself
70 adaily insult. and The most ~virulent
p~ersecu,ion." Admitting for a momen
that his assertion, is correct. LEI Us ask why
they are sdbjectto this daily insult? Be.
cause they daily incur i, by their conduct.
Ba, in reality The respectable Democratic
residents of Alexandria are always treated
with attention and rsspecs. II is true ihs,
the maioritysof Its democratic citizens are
held in sovereign con.empt. What cha
racters compose the majaritys The scape-
goats of justice who have fed from their
own eountry and found an asylum for s,he
oppressed in our's-men Of desperate for.
tunes, corrupt principles, and still more
corrupt views: Ills the uliimatum Of their
desires 10 destroy all government and good
order. frosl the conviction that both are
in:mical 20 their promotion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
The following paragraph relative to the
preseas unhappy situation Of Harvard
fCosiege is copied from the S~alsmFriena
HARVARD COLLEGE,.

We are sorry 10 leaIn that 90 prospect
| exists Of a reconciliation Of the s,udenssio
their government and their duty. Those
ofour readers whoseIemoiensss may leave
them Ignorant, OF an event which has tar.
| nished the lussrs of the most ANCIENT semi.
pary Of learning ia our country we wau!d
inform tina, MISUNDERSTANDING has lately
arisen between the under graduates and
,he~college government, relative TO tie
c3sfnmonsE which the former found fau!.
@l,hss being composed Of bad provisions.
lmmtdiate satisfaction not having been
glyen' n this article, after a petition had
bsen presented TO obtain it the students
one day LET, the hali ia abody aud their
dlansr untouched. For this violation OF
dscorum The : government, besides other
MEASURES OF severity, requireda general
apology, Some relenied and made il ; boz
a large m jorfty refused& in consequence
dissolved connection with the Universi.
H-The seeding students have publish.
edan ap%peal*Whioh is temperate and re.
spectful.
I~sis@jnstly observedi 10 the Register, that
/" the avenues to the capital while they
n.ve assisted commerce, have no. been of
equal advantage to the students eff Cam.
btiJge." Vicinltysto a metropolis hasbeen
generalA found disadvsntageous 10 a sea-.
OF learning. A scale mighs perhaps be gra
tuated Of the purity of manners 10 Euro.
pean SemmInaries, by their geographical
distance from capitals. The school of
Winchester is less rebellious than that Of
Westminster, aud the colleges Of Absr.
deem aud S.. Andrews are distinguish.
ed by more sobriety than that Of Edinburg.
If the Universities OF Oxford and Cam.
bridge be thosghs exceptions from this
truth il may be urged that the size Of these
towns gives them a rank equal to many
capitals, and that they overflow with all the
vices Of large cities.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

.a.r;.s of the French and Polanders, be-
Y ~ French or Polish troops, spread false
" me. or take up arms against the troops,
s'a 81 saot as soon as takea BY tnesdetacA-
menss 49,. an5 authorities
- saa,f not use their exerions to stlae a
srosiag revolt, or who do not 81 :
Sss;sc ofit 10 the nearest dstachneht 81
ss,s6 Or Polish troops, shall be regarded as
@saeifals Of the revolt, AMI punished VITA
ysssa ana every PARISH IL which q hike re-
sslt s,alI take place, shall not escape the most
,;gorous military e~xecutlan.
rs ADOMBROWSKI.D
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

w sl- as.1er "a Crew OF the Span
ssa san eoat,,when they eame along side Oft,
snip Charlotte, DO declare that the above state
meat is Jastsana true, and VIII, when calles
upon, declare the samepa cath.
BENZ JENNINGS. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
LUMBER YARD.

T~HE subscriber respectfully informs his
u friends and the public in general, that
he has established a LUMBER YARD, al,
Joining Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he
intends keeping a constant supply of the best
materials in that line, and :NiiiSssil low for
cash or on a short credit,
James Mcclure.
May g.. ec7m
n. B. He continues the House-Joiners'
business, and from his knowledge III that line,
will pay particular attention to any orders for
Lumber that he may receive.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
ageyanoria DajIp aDneraser.
WEDNESDAY, Mar S.

The ship Hunter capt. Burrowd ale, Of
this port, SO daysftom Loodon. has arriv.
ed at Na.fofk April 2othi spoke ship
C-p Ps. Dads, sosys ous t1on tbs
spoIt.
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~MATANZAS. Lanuar1 90.

rhe mate and four hands belonging - tue
-. cbarlotte, capt. Benz Jennings, lyinsg, IN
.s;s hort and ready for sea, came on shore N
uss Nat on ships duty ; on which duty they
- detained until between 2 and 10 o'clock
;nahe evening.
Tbe oars belonging to the boathad been put
yardnsar tie wharf for security-on re-
.s,sning TO go on aboard BIT being very dark the
s,,s belonging to the ships boat were put on
to,,d another beat OF nearly the same siae'
"a uhic}, lay nearthe other at the wharf-the
ss;s,ake was quickly recsiaed, and IN taxing
- oars. one Of them belonging TO the snip
c%barlotte was left In he-strange boat, and one
Z ser's takenia exchange Passing a point
! the mouth of the river, they were hallcdby
: aarson supposed to be an eahcer OF tae Gus
rr.s. Is was usual, and on the boat coming
sshors, ! mar attic mptcd TO take away the oars
hit was resisted. They they went on board
te shin without further molestatlon, and I'm
,~asaiatesy dispatched twooF the same men and
! email BLACK boy, with7some medicine ierthe.
.v,s,. vho svas sick On shore These men,
Sav and boat. were seized upon by a qua boat,
nd there detained till near morning, when
NE said gun boat getting under weigh, came
a,ong siis Of the ship Charlotte, aad with a.
Mort Sf}y mcn, seized upon tbs mate; and at
ser stripping, him, tied MIN to the mast, and
then with a Cat gave hifa torty-two' lashes.
4hsy then released the ns9a, boy and boat, and
said, ~ zgsers yon Please.
We the undersisnelse eye and ear witnesses
or The faces above stated, declare them all to
be lust and true. ana will, wien We arrive IN
any port OF the Z. States, testify to the same
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

mexican Aag Was waving nsarlySovep the head
of the unhappy sufferer. This unwarrantablc
proceeding we conceive, calls particularly for.
national enquiry. .s s
With sentmentso of esteem,
Your .espsctfullys
Signedby all tae masters Of American yes
sells at Matanzas atthessprecedilgg date.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

Ran away. on Wednesday~lass.
that notorious rogue, FRANK, fcrmvllyaiss
property Of Col. Fitzgerald. Whoevef takes
him up and secures him so thatl get him d
gain, shall be rewarded. AL persons are eau
toned against harbcring or employing him at
their peril. THOMAS SlMMss
Nav 6. St*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

Who are The worthy republicans who
have been c~ompeHedte leave the place OF
their residence, and 10 seek auSasylnm IN
some more yirtuous, more liberal city e
Men who possessed ambition without the
abilities 10 attain its acknowledgements
with us solong as their views aad eharac,i
tiers were eoncealed-Thsy lettsus because
They were no longer estesmed.
Il IS unnecessary TO remark open3 the
two ridiculous stories of the democratic
merlhan. aud his acknowledgement = Thsy
are t~oberegarded only as the embellishments
Of a bad story, aud tho We may be inelin-.
ed 70 applaud Sydney for the fertility OF his
Invention, yet at the same Il me we must
Remember, that ii was exercised al the. exy
pence of truth. Il is equally unnecessary
to refute the imputations which, in.the
S~1veetness Of his temper, he has SO modest.
" thrown upon the gentlemen who fill what
he terms the influential olEces-Their cha.
rac.ers are too well known TO require re.
presentation, andtoo honorably established
to require a defence: His insinua,ions
|twiH only serve 10 increase the consempt
which is always due to native insigaih-
canoe.
Asto Sydney himself, I would adsis !
him TO resume the screen Of his native OBJ.
scuri,y: He should never obuude upon
public alteration ais crude ideas Of pu5lls
affairs. I~f,showever, he should psrsevefe
in his desperate attempts, ls. me.bsg that
his glowing effa.ions may be employed to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
lanes Mcclure,


Fly virtue Of deed Of frust from General
ID Henry LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
LUDwELL LEE, deceased, the payment of a
debt of siAtecn-thousand SIX hundred and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixty-six cents, with inter
est thereon from the 18th day of April, 1898,
and upon the requsstSof the legal representa-
tives Of the said WILLIAM LuDwELL LEE,
deceased, / shall sell at public auction, to the
highestebidder, the following
Tracts Of Land,
AT .tke periods hereafter mentioned-that is
to say
One Tract Of LAND, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called i" By-
faloe Marsh," lying in the county of Frede-
rick, together with a moiety of the Mill upon
the said tractAat Winchester, on the 4th day,
Of May next
And all the Right, Title, Interest
or Claim of the said HEsRY LEE and WIFI,
to five hundred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
ty, at the mouth Of Difficult Run, on the west
side thereof, at or near the great falls of Po-
tomac-at Fairfar Court House, on the 18th
day of May next.
It is expected that persons wishing to pur-
chase either Of the above tracts, will previous
1y view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE.
January so. aaw
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ISL gun boat, when they came alonA side oFtaa.
ship Charlotte, 90 declare that the above state
meat is justsana true and VIII, when called
upon, declare the samepa eash.
BENZ JENNiMGS..
Masses ogssiaip Charlotte.
CAR0LUS PELHAM, capt. assistant.
WILLIAMAY1tER, seaman.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Examined and compared the above with eve
~ attendant Circumstance that has come to our
knowledge.
s;gaed5y 7 suo@tsrs II vessels.
MaTsNzAs xsaad IF cu6aJ Jan.so,lso7.
sases Mldisaa, sec'fysof State.
SIR,
The undersigned American citizens, now
~ .tals port, pnder the pfessareSof the most
sepoas c@oneer2s conceive it Cur duty to adj
aress you apon a subject deeply interesting to
cur feelings. We are well aware that The con,
sasalonal organ, through vhichsthese com
Mmncations oaght to be made, is the consul
= commercial agent, bat as neither of these
oneers reside here, we are nnderthe necessi-
Voi doing it ourselves.
~ SSS0 StatSLdCtst, To WilICQ we nave
saSed or signatures, we have examined and
ssmparedit with many cprroboraipg ciireum
saaces, all Of which came within our owl
sa0wiedge, AMI finding they so well agree,
truth. 80 WI oplniol VI It's
nc act OF exchanging the car under SINH
circumstances might have happened under.
Sufecuon OF any one of us, and can be
saaed nothing more than accident, by no
Tl'sans bearing even the appearance Of guilt.
!, opposition made BY the boats crew at the
~ was nc doubt improper; but it ought to
4. sVasiaered that it was the act of the men in
a.. S0st' and from our knowledge of the con-
Ss0f sailors, after being INDUCED with only
AM hours on shore, we affirm that seldom
asa saAs short of positive force will restrain
s;o0 therefore venture to express our OPT
TON : nat the conduct of Francisco pieblc,
Mandant OF agun boat, now stationed at
os,as s1as' on going on board an unarmed, In
gnoss;aee vessel, SEEING the first officer, aud
irt,a a,ousiy bestowing upon him more. than
sooa ;asnes, Was entirely upon his own re-
pst;ar rty' without the knowledge of his SUI
Il ~ ~oifeers, and totally contrary to the laws
r ris Country.
adtb;s s~u'ortunate man was tried unheard,
out alsgracefal punishment innicted,with-
how i 'SSpossible for the devoted victim to
shs Gs Ss crime for (which he sutherland
e~0sSlOie1 added to the Injury, the A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
PHILADELPHIA, nay 2.

We understand that aswarrant was issued
by the chief Justice, on the application 9 fthes
governors son, JosephB Mskean, onThurs-
~gavsIast. for the arrest Of Dr. Leib, on a charge
If i conspiracy against the governor. Inc
amount Of r~ecognizalce demanded OF Dr.Lelb
and his sureties, is five Thousand dollars.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06
M0Ua- Scotia Potatoes.

JUST RECEIVED,
One hundred barrels Aova-sc5tfa Pesa'
toss.-for sale by
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January 50.
e. Owing to the late heavy

rains which have in a great degree rendered
the creeks impossible, the parties concerned
find it impossible to attend the Sale Of a
4" Tract of Land statedto contain sixteen hum
7" dred acres, called " Bn6aloe 1Mrsh," ly-
g ing in the county Of Frederick, together
6 with a Moiety Of the Mill upon the said
g tract as advertised to be sold at Win
chester on the 4th instant.-Nonce is hereby
siDen, That the said sale is postponed until the
SECOND M0NDAY in JUNE merit, being
the 9Th day cf that month, at which time the
sale will positively take place in the said W
of Winchester.
Bushrod Washington,
TRusrEE.
alexandria, May ?, lel aawsthJs
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NORFOLK, afr1 ~.

d@~NA4Xa~MStNV1A 10y - 'NgtEbEhk4hfEhr
Yesterday morning about W o'clock the
ship Betsy, captain Treadwell. OF New York,
was discovered to be on fire atMurray's wharf
The fasts were Immediately cut and it be-
ing ebb stide the ship driEted down the river
We are sorry to add that the fire could not be
arrested, but that this fine snip with a valaa-f
bic cargo of Tobacco. wheat and Hour, with
which she was fully laden, were consumed,
except about forty hid. Of tobacco tie great.
CIR part Of which was damaged. We cannot
help remarking that the dangerous practice OF
having FIRE and candle on board ofYessels at
the Mharves, after a certaina and earl! hour Of
the night, merits the attention Of the police,
Every one must be satified that if thesNde had
been Hood, the extent Of damage that might
have ensued is incalculabIe. a boy who was
in the steerage asleep was unfortunately burn
ed.
Ahrva 90.
The ship TwoB ro,he:s in 81 day, from
Liverpool, went up the bay for Baltimore
on va ondsy !asr, and brings important ~
for NATION. a person who was CO board
Of her as she came into the CsPes, informs
thar accounts by her ase,1that a greas
baule was fought ca the Isl Of Msrch be.
| tween the Russian and French armies, IN
| which the latter were to.aliy defsased with
great loss tina, il consequence there had
been great inatnfnations a,i.ipetppol. This
| ship 90 doub, reached Baltimore last even
they've shalisw ait with some i;npatiea1e
| orde,ails.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
MARRIED.

At Rye (Mass. } Doet. Jonathan Csc, aged
81 years, TO Mrs Phebe Belts, aged 81 Years -
This being the lady's fourth husband and the
gentleman not having walked without crutches
for the last 20 years. to the establishment % all
present. stood up with nothing but his amiable
bride 10 lean upon
A Phts6eld paper contains the following an.
nunciation of a marriage -
Was married at Canaan--last Saturday morn,
A couple that Hymcn's gay court will adorn |:
1t was MIR. John Wright, OF Rome, in York
State,
To Mary-Ann Raymond, from Richmond of
late
And if they have done well or not in times past
1t plainly appears SHE has got WRIchT At
last.
In o,sego. IN W Mr. George L Wade a.
sed 10, to Miss Mary Barton. aged So
At Birmingham, Eng very suddenly, Mr.
terman, aged Is. '--Gi,ks don't Be al, -ouraged
Al Sharon, Mr.. E Snow of Weston aged IS.
to Miss Peggy Moore. of Sharon. aged I8--Tbe
frost of December 4nd tbe b. ON IF Nay united.
a Philadelphia paper contains the following
waggish annunciation OF 4 marriage
Last Saturday night.
By the Rev. Bishop White,
Mr.. William Wright,
To Miss Mary Kite, All of this city.
(Pretty tolerAbly witty }
Died, at New Orleans. on the 2sd of Febru-
airy, Mrs ANNE WILKINsoN, consort of Ge-
raj Wilkinson.
- In this city, on Friday last, IA the prime
OF youth, and universally regretted. Miss ELIZA
BETH K. HAY, daughter of William Hay. esq.
-, On Sunday last, a, his seat near Curles,
after long and distressing infrmity, Col WILL
LIAM HETH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
New Books
March 10, 1907.

Inst recstVcd ana. for safe al this Office,
Vol, Sd, Pant I'd, or No 6. Of Doel. Recess new
Cyclopedia
Fersu. ms Lecture on select subjects, IN Me.
chanics, Hyd ost;tc, Hydraulics, Prcuma,'es.
Optics Geography, Astronomy. end Dial.ing
ANEW edition, connected and enlarged and A.
dapied TO the present state Of inc arts and 5eii
enthusiastically revised and corrected by 10.
bert Patterson. P'ofossor Of Mathematics and
Teacher Of Natural Philosophy in the TIM.
versity Ut Pennsyivania--in vols with
qu7rto vo'. Of Places
Walpols'5 Lille Of Charles James Fox.
Coleman's Collection of Facts and Documents
relative 70 the Death OF Cen Alexander Ham
lion
The American Dispensatory by Doet Coke, Of
Philadelphia
The First settlers Of Virginia an Hi, o,ieal No.
vel, exhibiting a view of the rise ard rto.
greSs Of the Colony ~ ian 2 Town, &c
Rural Economy ~-ccntaining = Ufatsc or Piss
BUiLDtHoi on Buildings IN General. pattt.
cHary on the arrangement OF hose beIon ginz
~ farms; the culture Of IN vine and on
Turnpike Roads, with plates. b. 5. w. John
son.
Powell On Dsyi.ss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

A I HanoUer courthouse, on Wednesqav
a the 27fh day ofDzay neart, ifJair, and
if IL fsnor fair, on the first ./ai,. dau THERE
after, tie Tract OF Land, 7vIereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq no7v resides,
10 sati&fy George Street e CO. the sum of
6 ia 6, with interest thereon. from the ri
Of June, 1908 Till haid and costs in con-
tormffyfo a decree otthe County Court Of
Hanover, Pronounced on the 27fh dan of
February, 1906, in a suit then defendant
in the said court betzVeen the said harfies,
The COMMITS SIoHERs.
Hanover, 1st Atril, 1907. fdSl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
SfoLen,

FROM the subscriber, living near Poca-
hontas bridge, in the county of Ches.
terheld, on the 18th instant, bright sor-
rel HORSE, Judged to be eight years old,
Il hands high, short bushy tail, hanging
name, and small blaze in his face; is in
pretty good order both shoulders II We been
lately rubbed with the gear. He was seen
between here and Richmond, on the above
mentioned day, and have every reason to
believe he is stolen. Whoever will deliver
the said horse to me, and secure the thief,
shall receive reward of fifteen dollars, or
Tor the horse alone, shall be literally re-
warded.
D. PECK, Smith.
March 10, 1907. a