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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
-Four Dollars Per Amum--1oaid in Aduanee.

BUcKINcHAM CoUNTr, Mar TERM, 1907.
Jones Gill, complainant.O -
AGAINST
William II. Clayton ard Clarissa his 3
wife, and Mary Mosby Hales, an in
FAINT under the age of twenty-oneA =
wears, defendants.)
NN the motion of the complainant, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant William III. Clay
ton is not AN inhabitant of this state: II is
ordered and dccreed, that unless he shall
appear here on or before August court
next and answer the bill of the complain
ant, the same will then be taken for con-
fessed as to- him, and the matter thereof
decreed accordingly, and that copy of
this order be forthwith published in some
newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted at the front door OF the courthouse
of this county.
A copy-Teste,
Il. ELDRTDcE, Jr. D. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

low, decd. def'ts.
THE defendant not having entered his APP
pearance, aud given security according to
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the court that he is not an inhabitant of
this state. On the motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, 1T is ordered, that unless
the said defendane shall appear here On or
before August term next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, the court will then
proceed TO take the same for confessed and
decree the matter thereof accordingly :,
and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaperuof the
city OF Richmond for two months Gees
sively, & another copy be posted up atnhty
front door ofthe courthouse OF this cou
CA CoPv.)
Teste, Il. ELDRIDGE, jr. DC.
(wStNO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

For the prevention and care Of Bilious and Ma
lignant Fevers, is recommended.
Lees init Bilious Pills,
Prepared by Richard lee and Son. baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly mild.
&c TO be used IN safety by persons il! every ST.
tuation. and of every age.
They are exceently adapted TO carr OF fn-
peniu5us bile. and prevent nor5id .ecretions--to
restore and amend lhe appeti;e~-Pr odrcc f,ee
peTsPira'ion aud thereby prevent colds, WHICH
oIten Of fatal oonsequencos--a dose never
fails TO remove cold. if taken IT'S first APP
peaiaSce.--T'ney are celebrated foT removing ha-
bitu1i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the s,or,aca,
and severe head'ache--and ought To be taken by
alt persons on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efFcAci>ls
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and should be procured and care
fully preserved for use by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
JUST RECEIVED

A--Ss'AN sO'' N-N''$ihS W dtSAAOuSS -
t,r,ore, the following
Genuine, Patent and Family
MEDICINES, .-
Prepared by Richard Lee and Son. sole proprie'
rors, and sold by special appointrn cut, at ames
Worrall's medicine store, and no where else in
Richmond
Observe that none are genuine without the sig
nature of Richard Lee and Son--on the out side
wrapper Of each article.
Persons NOT attending to the above instructions,
are liable 70 be imposed upon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

our nOu-iUl DOrtatlOO law, ana cA'Shu'
those principles to their whole
navigation, commerce and manufactures
If such treaty as that of England In
March l79S, with Russia were suffered
TO continue unnoticed and unresisted. aud
II its fruits and accompaniment, the Jun
and November orders, and their law OF
1898, countenanc;ng such orders, were to
remain also nnnotced and unresisted, and
ii hkewisc the impress ment ofpersons out
of our ships (not being military enemjes)
were to remain unopposed, me LaTv ofna-
tions, IN ell future vvarS, guouLd as 'neui-
fa6iy become an ab-oeofcd code, as IL 10
noIv rendered in numerous Instances, q
mere dead ietter.-Press.
FROM NORFOLK, June %.
CAPT. DoGGETT, arrived Yesterday in
the ship Julia, in 50 days from the Lands
End, brings London papers to the 18th of
last month. Captain ID. and gentleman
who came passenger have favored us with
papers 10 the above date, in addition to the
regular files received from our correspon-
dent in London. These papers add but
little to the information which we had be-
will be found in the subsequent columns
The Information published in the northern
papers respecting the defeat Of the Tur-
kish feet is without foundation, as will be
seen by the intelligence from admiral Duck
worth's acet.
The elections were going greatly in fa-
vor ofthe new ministry, but have been con-
Quoted with more violence, than the view
which our papers by the Woodrop Sims
gave.
The grand armies in Poland remained
| inactive, excepting in drawing immense
reinlorcements. The British expedition
of 10000 troops were expected To embark
| imm ediltely. On the 18th MAY, the go
vernment of England received advice that
a French squadron of two sail of the line,
three frigates and corvette had got to
sea from Rochfort, and were seen IN lat.
AZ, long. 8, so. 49,.
| Ore. American vessel from the United
! States to England had been lately Captured
! by the French, and another plundered, the
cause assigned was that the bills of Iading
/ g were not countersIgned." Premiums OF
insurance had got to 10 guineas per
cent.
4 BY a gentleman who came passenger in
the Julia, we are informed that Mr.. Mon
roe would have come home in that ship, ii
he had not been prevented by advices al
the reception which the Treaty met with
i'll this country.
1t is asserted in very respectable Lon
don paper of the 1lth May, that there
were one hundred md sirty thousand nogs-
heads of Sugar on hand in that city, which
could not be sold. This was occasioned by
the exclusion Of English Merchandise from
the continent.-Leager.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
Lee's Genuine Essence and Extract Of
nfnafuTd,

A safe and efeciual remedy Tor Acute and
Chrome RheumaJism, Govt, Palsy, Lmnbago,
Numbness, White Swellings, Chil5lains, Sprains,
Bruises, pains in the face and neck, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

Lees IYorm- Destroying LozengeS.
This medicine is superior to any ever offered to
the pubic, being innocent and mild, certain and
ethcaciou5 in lis Operations. Should no worms
exist in the body, IL win, without PAIN or gri-
ping, cleanse the stomach and bowels OF whate-
yer is foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the
production OF worms and many fatal disorders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

Patent Medicines:
cRURcR's coUCH DROPS,
A medicine unequalled by any in the world, for
1.-THE cure ofcoughs, colds, asthmas & consump.
tons.
PdTIRoSI LozRNCBS,
For the voice. hoarseness, colds, coughs. &c. &c
cBRMIcAL ESSENCE md EXTRACT OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, govt, rheuma.
tic govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c
ASoDTEB ESSENCE, JorMe head-ache.
FoLATILE TINcTURE, for tie t2oth-ache.
THE BOTANICAL TEA.
IEFALLIBLB GERMAN CORN PLASTER,
For the cure of eorns.
cHURcH'S AEILEPTIc FEMALE PILLS.
scorer OINTMENT,
Cures the most inveterate itch in four hours
with out Mercury.
ere SALVg, for all disorders If the cyes.
ANTIScoRBUTIc TIEcTURB,
For the teeth, breath, and scurvy in the gums.
ESSENCE or ScURVT-CRASs,
For preventing and curing the sea < land seurvy
VBRMIPUGg LozBEGBs,
For destroying worms in children 4 grown per-
sons,
ANTS PASNODIc Elixir,
For the cure of all kinds of Fits.
coPDIAL RRSToRITIYB BALSAM,
Fornervousdisorders debility inward weakness
&c. &c.
VBGETABLE LOTION,
Forthe face q skin, frecl<les sun burns pricIly
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
Ok. cHURcH'S AN4IBILIoUs PILLS,
For the cure of malignant and bilious fevers,
dyspepsy. jaundce, cosuveness, acidity, cho-
Terra morbus. gravel, indigestion. loss Of appe-
the, and all disorders Of the head, stomach
-rd bo~eis.
THE GENUINE PATENT ALTERNATIVE
PILLS,
ttrte ,pTeof scurvy, cu.aueous disorders, the
venersl disease, &c.
HooPRR'S FEMALE Pills.
HSSBEcB or PEPPER MINI.
ALSO,
1R.cHURcH's TRE/s.fI ON 9HR YEHEREAL,
Containing plain and easy directions for the
speedy and eHe6tua cure Of that disease in
both sexes whereby any person may cure
themselves a small expense Prise half dol.
Tar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
Tooth Iche Drohs,

The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate aud lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
The AHodyHe Efzir,Jor tie cure Of every
kind Of Head.y4cbe.
Restorative PoDGerJor me TEEN T. Gums
The Indian Ycgeta6ic Sfceifc, fer the
Cure Of Yeaereai Complaints. wgt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

~ TICKETS in the s ed
Class Of the Wiliiaa and Mary College Lo,,crJ
lor sale q, this oaies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

LgaLible tyne and Fever Droha,
For the cure OF Asacs, Remittent and Inter.
mttenI Fevers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
~ Genuine 70 Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes whether the effect Of natural weakness or Of
accident.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.
Lee's Damask Lin SafUe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
NAVAL DESPOTISM.

>
The following paper is a copy of the
secret orders OF the king of Gceat Britain
10 seize neutral vessels and cargoes con.
trary to the law OF nations, issued in No.
ivember, 1893. (The words in paren,hc-
sis are inserted by our correspondent to
show the true nature of these orders.
GEORGE Rkn.
Additional INSTITUTIONS to the COM
IL. s. manders of all our ship, OF war,
and privateers, that have, or may
have, letters of marque against France.
Given at our court at ST. James, the 9th
day of November, 1898, in the Saith year
of our re,gu,
That they shall stop and detaia all
ships laden with any good. the produce
of any colony belonging to France Ono.
lasses &c. always allowej.) or Carrying
provisions or other Sut1'liss (s,ases or board ;
Tor exampIe,) for The use OF such colooy
mot army, navy OF lortress) and shall
bring the same with their eargoes to ie-
gal adjudication Quo law authorsng iD
in our conrls of admiralty"
1t is recommended 10 every printer in
the United States 10 publish copies OF
such illegitima,e British orders of coun-
| Gil, proclamation, acts of blockade, sc
as appeared before the time of Mr.. Jay's
treaty, by which this country was coerced
into that treaty, and into dereliction al
| its neutrality.-Press,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

1t is asserted in very respectable Lon
don paper of the 11th May, that there
were one hundrea md si.rty thousand hogs-
heads of Sugar on hand in that city, which
could not be sold. This was occasioned by
the exclusion Of English Merchandise from
the continent-Leager.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

BY gentleman who came passenger in
the Julia, we are informed that Mr.. Mon :
roe would have come home in that ship, if
he had not been prevented by advices Of
the reception which the Treaty met with
III this country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

arm Of 4 British slip Of war, or viii .,.o
resis! tl;s psatcnsions
We eHSect no srch generosity from thot
party. The are too extremely anxious tn
0sS,ni|afs our own government ID that mise
rable monument, the British constitution 3,
70 seize every opportunity which occurs for.
opposing our own administration ever to
merge their own feelings in the real interests
OF their country. -.r
It's recommended to the consideration Of IN.
Legislature of Virginia, whether some arnend,
ment Is not necessary IN the following important
branch OF the militia system
The Sd. Section of the actss tn amend ,nJ -.
duce into one act the several acts OF Assemble.
FOR regulating The militia of this commonwealth,
eincts, that there Shall be an fiju.ant general
FOR the militia of the State s,,.;oy peuerto each
dVlsion' and 6rtsaaie' genera. 20 each brigade,
to be appointed by joint ballot of both ;n,ses ~
the General Asscmbly"--All the other co,nm;ss;-
oned officers are to be appointed and commissio,.
cd by the Governor with the advice of Council,
mere Is no clause IN this or other act OF the
Assembly nor in the state constitution. which H.
Ihits the duration OF the important Office of Gene
raL-Of course, the Ai;utant- General. The RI
sadicr and Major Generals of this Comnon.
wealth, hold their appointment for life, and indie
Pendcnty OF the voice of the Legislature The
only possible means for dispossesing them, is by
casmerng sentence of court anartiaL--Is this
eye'eW IePus uCai or is IT best calculated for the
acquisition OF able, honest, and meritolious Pc
neral officers By
MAINTAIN it to be general republican princi
pie, that no office should long be held in cotempt os
the will OF the Legislature or the people who FIJI
II !; and that some redress ought always to he
had against the incapacity or dishonesty Of every
public officer either by limiting his Office to short
periods, or by placing the qualified power of re.
moval in the hands of his creators.
l MAINTAIN 1t TO be consequence of violatin..
this principle, that tsro general officers at this
moment hold a commission, for which thew could
not obtain 40 votes from the present Legislature.
With what spirit can men fight under comman.
ders IN whom they can place no sort OF confidence.
W hatever Others may think OF the principle adopt
cd, nave jeh its consequences.
1t is therefore respectfully submitted to the
legislature whether some arrangement is not
necessary i'll the militia law declaring that the
commissions of the generals of this common.
wealth shall expire 4, s. or years after the data
OF their qualification
One ct the Detachment who marched to Portsmouth,
The End letter to JOHN RANDOLPH esq in out
neat.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HE SUBSCRIBERS have lately received
- and will proceed to sell ut their Vendr,
Office, on Thursday the 18th inst the following
valuable assortment of GOODS, viz
4 bales Kendall Cotton, 3 do Forest Cloths ancA
Palms. 2 do. Flannels, assorted colours. white
red, blue, green and yellow, 9 do. blue Kerscv,
do superfne Cloths, do. fine do. 1 do. Cas-,
mcres.
ALso-Half Thicks, white Plains Blankets.
PRESIDENTS Cord, Velvcts, Thicksetts Constit,,-
ton Cord, German Shooting, German Oznaburgs
and TOLLS Chambray Muslins, ca and a Coz
ton CambrcSs, Callcoes, Dimties, Marseillss.
INDIA Cottons, Irish Linens, Cotton Hose, Cot
ton IS Shirungs, Cnghams, Flush & Lappet Shawls.
Elegant Japan'd Muslins, do Brocade ditto
90 PLAIN Jaconett ditto figured Cambrics, vned
otto Queens fancy do. Gauze do. cut spot do
turkey gauze Cord, null null MusIms. bool.
n,uSi'l HandSerchicfs, women's and children'y
caps, leno fuckers and habit Shirts. coloured
threads, Rappee Snuff in kegs Checks 6. Stripes.
Segars, Powder and Shot, Raisins in boxes. with
variety of other articles too tedious to enume-
rate. ~ ~''''''e-
Terms Of SaIe-6 months credit for all sums
over = 80 under s so, cash for credit purchases.
approved negotiable notes at the bank of Virpinis
WIN be required. The sale will commence at 10
O'Clock A. II. and continue until p. if nos
sooner closed. nv
Also, will be sold without reserve, Q pair Hors.
es' ~ valuable Mules, Wagons and Gear,
Carts and Gear, for approved endorsed notes at,
oO days PROSSERG {, GIONCUPE, 1uc'rs.
Richmond, December TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10
COMMUNICA ALTON.
SPORTS OF THE DPaML

SCENE, n Chamber Of .State.--The table is
St:ewed with pubic papers, maps, volumes OF
laws, ard every thing indicative OF profound re-
search:-Ihc grave and reverend seieniors''
Ia'isea round the tablc-Somc interesting public
concern IS on the tapis-Counscor Tim SITS with
stop. watch and a register before him, in the
last OF which he seems 20 be recording the ever
varying revolutions OF the former. The register
IS ruled into columns, for days, hours, minutes
ana seconds and at its head the celebrated max
i'm of Young
$ Ne take no note of time, but BY its koss."
Counsellor Toby rctircs for u ,noa,.snt f.o:n the
chamber. '''>
Goan T. N3sv then, my vocation commences
FIFTY minutes, ~ seconds after o'oclocl.-
Broihcr ioby's room is far more welcome than
MS c0hpaily--Ihe Wlsest OF antiquity has
cautioned us not TO abuse our time and the ye
ncrlblc Franklin has often said, th.t t;mc wa .
money" 10
Toby returns, and looks over the re,r;itcr.
LonHS. To- Your estimate is incorrect ibid
not leave the Hall at the moment YOU have
seemed you are now i1nccuratcly noting the
time oi my return. Here is my stoD-,yatcb. Oh
serve how materially it differs from YOURS.
G"n1s. I'm Ny watch is right--Sr, and {" I
w.h MAINTAIN 1t. Wn.'t, SIR, Go you think that
Will com"ive At violation of the constitution !,
mat holy instrument requires that we should be
pad " IN proportion to (our) attendance :" and
because sou, sir, will not condescend To keen n
rights entOrccdto its strictest letter? The consti
futon itself, constructively, requires chrono-
meter, and since there is no other present, must
INSIST upon the adoption of my register
CenTs. Charles { who has been Ill this time de
iNcr.nSa most able and luminous opnionO And
what think you, Counsellor Tim, Of this important
question before the board
C3gRs. Tim. What, 1? WHY, have no oD;
mon on the subject "I was looking &c the stop
watch, my Lord"
Couns. Charlse &" Admirable critic ~ Most
profound Counsellor.
Tim Let us petition the Legislature for
St'te-Clock to be erected in Hall, from which
each man may copy the time, and estimate his ser
vices. The curtain dyobs.
When will the Fedcralists be consistent
with themselves, and with the honor and into
rests Of their countryS Formerly, they proud
ly arrogatcd to themselves the title Of the ex-
elusive friends of our commerce and our sea-
men. They accused Mr.. Jefferson of de-
termined hostility to both. But nor, when
Mr.. ]. is most papably defending the rights
OF our scamen, the vital spring of our com
mcrce, they are abandoning him and Ment-
VIII they also support the order, said to
have been lately passed by Great Britain
for treating all her subjects, as deSer-
tiers, who may not abandon our service
within limited time> Will they calmly be-
hold our vessels searched at sea, their sea-
men seized and perhaps hung UP at the yard
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Last EUe,sing's Mail.
NETWORK, December 4.
CAPTURE OF THE RUssIANFJEl

BY the ship Calypso, Captain Burke, which
arrived at this port last night from Bordeaux, we
have been favored with Paris papers to the 1Otl,
October, but do not find that they contain any
interesting intelligence.
Captain B. informs, that on the 22d October.
IN lat 40, long. Z he was boarded by the British,
trigate La-Revolutionaire, then in company with
the Pomona Frigate, VINO having hoisted .evc-
raj Signals the officer of the La-Revolutionairs,
informed Captain B that the Telegr.phes of tie
irfigate, animated the Capture of 10 sail of the
line the Russian feet, off the DardanelIes.
A letter is said to have been received in this CT
ty from London, dated October 18th, Informing.
that Denmark had concluded with France am ALI.
aace offensive and defensive against Great Bril-
tain
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That there can be little prospect Of accom-
rnouatlng all our differences with c.. Britain
seems to appear from the Order, respecting
her seamen, which is said to have been on
the tapis-and from the following sketch of
the special envoy, said to be coming to this
country:
COMMUNICATION.
The family connections of Mr. Rose are 80
very obscure, that nothing of them is known
with certainty by the public. He was pur-
ser on board maniof war Il believe in the
war that ended in 1765)--when his ship was
paid on, ne had reason to expect, through
the recommendation of some friends, an ap-
pointment In the Island of Jersey or Guern-
zey worth 200 or 500 year, but lost his
chancc by some delay in the application,
when the vacancy happened. This disap-
polntment was the primary cause of his
great success afterwards, his then few friends
stool by him and recommended him to a
place lii one of the public offices of govern
ment. lie became principal Secretary to the
reasury under Mr.. Pitt, which office he
held during the whole of his long admins
.ration-quitting with his patron-he came
In again with him-gong out at Pitts death,
and believe now fills the same Office The
leading traits OF MIR. Roses character are
great knowledge of business, and strict at
tention to it. He has acquired great for
tune, ana has never been charged with any
| unfair practices. He has never deserted his
party--as member of Parliament, his
speeches were almost wholly confined to the
business OF his office, his votes always with
Mr.. fItt-no violence Of language ever escapes
h!m-he has few if any personal enemies
MS private character is very amiablc-his
servants grow old in his family-but still he
IS not public favorite, owing, | believe, to
his always Joilozving the leader of his party.
his eldest son (probably the now B. Envov)
has been member OF Parliament several
lyears-ranSs in the same party as his ia
tner, but his character or abilities were lit
tie known when the writer hereof was last
IN London-he is immensely rich-hc mar
RED the only surviving daughter of the late
hos. Dunscombe, Esq. whose fortune of
100000 L. in cash had been accumulated for
10 or II years beforeSher marriage-he lives
in plentiful hospitable manner, and is adj
dicted to no expensive vice-as far as the
public know. l believe Mr.. Rose has other
sons (perhaps one of them is the new Envoy
but OF them can say nothing.
AS to Mr.. Rose bearing towards this coun-
try--Judgies ofthe SON by the father, I think
we may expect from him cool, dispass;onate
conduct-a complete knowledge of the cues
ton in dispute and of the interests of the two
countries but at the same time close ad-
herence to his Instructions
n ] rather think Mr. r. differed from
Mr.. L. on the question of the slave trade (:
but am not positive.
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w nave on hand for Private Sale-10OO sa c k
w Salt, 4 bushel twi,led sscks IN 00o fLs
Loaf Sugar, 10 bids. Antigua Rum, 10 do. Wind
ward Island do. 90 or. casks Sherry Wine, 10
hhds brown Sugar, 40 bbls. do 20 chests Impe-
RAJ and 10 do Young Hyson Tea, IS pipes choice,
Oh proof Cogniac Brandy, % crates Ware, well
S S:, at 100 advance on months, pipes
n nids. and barrels a few half pipes Madeirs.
Wine, and few pipes old Lisbon do with very
general assortment of DR1' GOODS, all of which
VIII be sold low for cash approved notes in town.
Wanted Immediately, 40 Virginia Bank Shares,
Tor which cash will be given. PPM. r2t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

TIVE SUBSCRIBER has obtained licenoe 10
u practice Law, and will commence the
practice Immediately in the County. Courts of
Henr'cn, King Queen and King William, and
in the District court Of King < Queen
GHdRLES HILL.
Deeeih0er i0' [Iaw2tIl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

STRAYEDfyom tie subscriber, Gving on 1a1rea
~ Rioe, opposite the mouth Of Rock. fish, on the.
3dddy 0f October last, a large SoyyeI Brood Mare.
she is about feet high, has star in her foyeheaA
and one or more SOe feet, veyy thin switch ,,lane
osd tail; sic voas in folerable order and shod all
roHHa WIN German steel she has asinggish move
nrea and isia foai; long trot and pa{iob are her
only gaits; she is IS years DID, no brand yeeoLecte
she had been iatelg purchased by me from, GENTLE
man residing near the head of Rock.Sh, at he foot
" the Bfae1idge but as she cannot be found in
that or the intervening country, abpredend Cifshe
70aS not stolen) she has made towards Hanover
county she haviag been raised BY Tudge Roars 49,,
o1Uned her till the fail 1906 IsUiH give ten dollars
tor her deliver, and fuR conformation for any in
Formation leading to her recovery
PATRICK ROSE, jun.
buckingham, Dec. g. CT6p.D