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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26
Scheme OF a + otterY,

lwthe purpose of raisiss. :; sum oi money TO
"a he funds Of tie Charitable Naalac So
iap 81 EaAiMoYe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
IN COUNCU ~. : -,

IN COUNCIL, May 6, 1903.
Proposals viii be received by the Exc
cntive until Friday the l7lh day of Junc
Eexi, for making 800 Rites, of The follow
ing description, VIZ:
The barrel TO b. three feet nine inch-a
long, and of calhre suited 10 carry a bsII
of half an ounce weight, avoirdupo,s. with
iour loops 10 confiUe 1t IN the stock. The.
scte" OF the beech 10 contain four full
threads to coniine 1t in The barrel. The
sight nearest The muzzle tabz two and one
fourth inches from the eod Of tAe barrel to
the centre thereof, ard The sigh, nearsss
the breech 10 be fourteen inches from the
brecch.end of The barrel.
The stock 90 be made Of cur,ed mamie or
black walaul wood we'll seasoned (tbc ma.
pie viii be prefsrred.) The breach Of he
stock TO be fifteen inches aid three. fourths
long from the end Of The barrel 10 the heel,
and the stock, if made of maple, TO be
coloTed with aqua fortis
a good double brided lock, with frics
ton wheel in the epd Of The hammer
spring. The lcc!s plate 10 be hge & an half
inches long, one inch broad. and all the
several parts thereof, to be made 10 due
si'N'SNS' UC 10 DS
made ct brass we'll polished. The parts
to consist Of heel plate, guard, three
thfmbles, nose piece, patchbox, spring,
&c. he guard TO be formed with curve
rising from the stock, TO support The hand
when the finger is applied TO The trigger.
The forward end of the guard 10 be COM
lined 10 Inc stock, with stud and Din and
the tale thereof with wood screw. One
screw in the breesh Cor confirming he bar.
rel IN The stock, the end of which screws
INTO the trigger plate, and through which
there Is female screw. Two screws to-
contiae the lock TO The stock and barrel,
which screws are 10 be case hardened,
Two wood screws in the heel plate, one
wood screw in the tale of the ruard and
seven small wood screws in the patch box
The trigger to be case hardened. The
RIFLE TO be furnished With bullet mouids
and wiper suited to rs calibre ram
rod OF good hickory wood stained With
aquaiortis, and bayonet
DANL. L. HYLTON,
Clk of he CT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
NORFOLK, May 4.

Two DAYS LATER FROM {:Nt.1
captain carey in the fast sailing sb;,,
hoiia, arrived yesterday from I,Sndon
Iiast from Falmouth in IS days) hv whon,
passenger, the Editor of the Le,iyer hsa
oeen favored with papers to the S6th 80
March: heir contents are not, however.
much interest, such articles AS appear
paper. "y
The debates on the petitions against M.
orders of Council were before tl,a H,uas ne
or commons, and the examination of ,,;,-
hesses was going on. Nodecided oD;n;on l.
expressed in the papers upon the prohs.
ole fare CT those petitions, but il is on,. -
plnion from remarks dropneti in the conr.,.
ct debate, that there vii, be no reIa,c,t;on IS
those orders, and this opinion is stro,,,,..
supported by private letters of a very lat.
date. The ministers appear to have IA
ken ground which they will not abandon.
OUT ny compulsion, that IS they will not re-
lax while the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan
are in force
Most of the articles of produce of ,h;.
country, were advancing daily in nr;cs
particularly naval stores and slaves ,T,bs
prices OF the wheat of that country and
American flour, are lower than could have
been supposed-wheat from So to 70s ne,.
quarter ct eight bushels, and America,
tour from So to 42s. per barrel
Admiral Berkely had just arrived. hue
no surther notice than barely to anpounce
his arrival, is taken of him.
American vessels continue daily to be-
brought IN under the orders of council. ard
many have been condemned. We have
been favored with list ofasgreat number,
which he shall publish hereafter, not ha-
wing room in this days paper.
captain Carey, brought dispatches FROM
l'ondcn for the Secretary of State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
Absconded

ON the morning of the 9th insr from the Sub.
scFiber, an apprentice n the Tayior's business,
named WILLIAM PA HAM FERNANDO.
in the 10Th year Of his age about feet or
inches high, very much f.eel<ied. his taiy Of 4
red color and stout made-This boy was bound
to me by tha Orphans Court of Prince George
County aod all persons are cautioned from has-
boring Or employing him at their peril, as the
uinos, rigors Of the law will be enforced against
them a reward Of FIVE dollars will be paid for
the delivery Of the said boy TO me in this place.
William Morris.
Pe.ersbmgh May 10 1903
BIZ Mr.. Diddep Of Richmond, and Mr. Hen.
~ Sumpter Of Manchester. will obge M BY q.
wing any information in their power, concerning
the said boy. VIZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
PHILADELPHIA, MAY %.
STATE COMMITTEE OF CORES

AZ stated meeting of the committee
OF correspondence, appointed by the con-
yention assembled at Lancaster, at the
last session Of the legislature held at
the house Of John Miller, in Fourth street,
on Saturday the 3oth April, 1908.
It was resolved, That it be recommend
ed TO the democratic citizens Of the city
oil Philadelphia, 10 assemble in town meet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
NETWORK, Nav 7

In the British packet Queen Char
lotte, from Falmouth, were passengers,
Colonel M'Neal, ] Bourne, esq OF
South Carolina, Mr. Hunter, two
French gentlemen, and lady. Mr.
Bourne is the bearer of dispatches
from Mr. Pmckney to the secretary OF
state and Colonel M'Neal, who is
the new British Consul for Louisiana,
has dispatches for Mr. Erskine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13

ing, on Monday the 18th day Of Ma, nest.
ut the state house. at four o'clock IN ,h,.
afternoon, for the purpose OF express;us-
Their opinion on the choice OF candida,es
,9r president aud vics pees.lom ~ A..
o"led States, at the next geaeral r,oc-
Published by order of the corsn;,,..
THOs. LEIPER Chairman.
WIN. DUANE, secretary pro tenn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
Extract of letter from merchant in

Extract Of a letter from merchant in
Amsterdam to his correspondent in
this city, dated March 4th.
4" As respects political information
| can only inform you that it seems to
be the determination Of Bonaparte that
all the world shall be at war, and that
he will carry it on to the very last ex-
trenity, more especially with England,
his greatest rival. Ii will serve as a
specimen of his very hostile measures,
to observe to you that three days since
cartel arrived here with prisoners
from England, which was Immediately
ordered out again without having had
the least communication with the
shore. Not even fishing. boat is all
lowed to pass the fort without a guard
on board. so fearful are they of any
communication with Great Britain.---
The emperor has ordered new levy
Of 10000 recruits exclusive of which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
Seath.

DIED, on Wednesday, last, after lin
gering illness. MIR. ADAM CRAIG, clerk
OF the county court of Henrco, and Of the
Hastings Court of this City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
MARIETTA, (Ohio) April II.

" : n y =, IOIIIOJ HPIII III
We have received a communication
stating that Hartman Blennerhassett
has been arrested and given bail to APP
pear at Chillicothe to answer to the in
dictment found against him in January
last for a misdemeanor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
INSTRUMENTATION

You will herewith receive rcpor; Of the evil
dence IN ae'imieaiDrosecu'ion. which was lately
conducted n the District Court Of Prince Edward
Tie case is Characterized by an a'rocity, which
b'oba6.y has MOI been e2uailed and certainty nc
yer snyP0ssed by nc wiCkedness of mar. Many
respectable gentlemen IN this quarter have cx
pre- sed wish that the particulars Of B,anks's
ho'ril crime should be laid before the public. 7
attended the uia eorirnrted the subs ance Of the
testimony to paper and have since submitted i, 10
the inspection OF several gentlemen who heard
it, and nave expressed 20 me an opin; on, that my
report does no; By any means exhibit an exa-- :
rated pi6nre. bu, that il nigh. have been much
more strongly coi'red. witl.3H doins injustice to
the criminal.
Fdrmviiie. Lb'H 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13

At the last Dis,tiot Court Of Prince Edward,
John Blanks, Of Halifax county, was convicted OF
rerder in the FIRST deg,ee, for cruelty killing his
vii in the month Of February last. This AFRO
cious murder is distinguished By 2 brutality IN.
Paralisled in tie history Of either civilized or So.
wage man Ba'batians have often exhibited an
unJelen'ng cruelty Of fecliugs towards their ere.
Mes ana have derived mahgnant pleasure from
their sulIerngs protfdcted sometimes, perhaps.
tors whole day. Bu', / believe, another instance
has not occurred, wherein a btatase, who bad
no, been marricdlonger than or 9 months, aud
whose wife Was IN adUaHce5 state Of pregnancy,
deliberately formed and execu,cd, the horrid pur.
pose Of putting her 70 death by crieties repeated
and fortunes protsacted, for SIX days.
On Sunday eveuirg the day Of February.
las, Two young men OF Biapks's family cere an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
PenltentiarY Storc.

=
CHOES at the Manufacture Of .he Peniien,i.
- sFy have been lately REDUCED, consider.
ably below their former prices.
ID J. BURR, Agent.
10Th May, 1908. f
taken up by the Subscriber, Iiv-
ing in Buckingham county. about miles above
Buckingham q II. a BAY HORSE, about
years Old this Spring, few white hairs in his
forehead and some on each side of his back, a.
bout feet 10 or II inches high. The owner by
paying charges and proving properly may take
him away.
Moses Spencer.
9TH M7y, 1893 %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13

his army is computed at 900, 900.
Anembargo took place kere ON the
25th OF January, for what purpose is at
present unknown. The American
Consul has pe'i,i1ned for one Of the
ships to depart for the United States
with all the unfortunate American
seamen. This request has been grant
ed and 1t is by this conveyance now
address you"
The following is an official abstract
OF the French troops, who have enter
ed Spain through Irun, between 10Th
October, 1907, and the 18th January,
1903:
Gen. Junot's division, 29,37e INIT.
1858 Cav.
Gen. Dupont's division, 23,927 lnft.
3,121 Cav.
zen. Moneys division, 1898 init.
$3.50 Cav.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
Total II, 2s9 Inft.

The division of Marshal Money
Will amount to $4,000 men, including
the reserve under the command OF
General Mouton, at ST. Juan Pie de
Puerto.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

DIR,
Yaarletior Of yesterdays date was jcss|
ve:el 90 jns3laie LAST escaias.
IN It's 30 eeeepr ,he Secretary ofthe IRE
siey viii a.ss sier your enquiry relative 10 N
NO nhsaopsaot dollars approogiSscd hv al act
~ Congress. passed on the 18th Of February,
1860. Fills SUM of money was Intended to b.
,2pl'ed totis purchase of the Florides, bat our
minister III Seam not haying accomplished a
treaty 10 tina e.act,t still remains IN the rrea-
Surg No part ot II has becn drawn out OF the
sre"s,,,. oE-;'se Uaited States. IL could not
aaYe been done without my privity, the
warrant pNlst aave been issued and signed >;
nc Secr@tayy the Treasury and colrtersi ';neci
hv re IS Gpmptrollor, 70 a,i,0gise to- payment
Oft = which has not been done.
You w;.lsee, expect, III few DAYS, sp Off
ciil certit;r IT. from the Register OF tire I'lea.
sury to the foregoing effect, published III t',e
newspapers 1t has been forwarded to the Sc
crct.r3 of the Treasury, ut hi. request, By Che
am, respectfully,
Your obedleAt servant,
O. DUVALL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
raoM THE Mox1ron.
wAsNiNGToN's EMBARGO.
M. co!via.

The ms,t shameful, the most base, the most
dcts5tInle nanCc'lvres have been rcsnrted to b.
men who call themselves the disciples Of Cen.
Washington, to impress ihc people or the Uni-
led States with the opinion that unprecedented
power has laen given to the President in ,eiat,
on TO the Enbargo No assertion ~ IS ever
more false Upnn Washington-upon thai
great man! who, were he living, would Loo;
with ho"rcF upon the actions OF tlose men who
CAL the,p4alTes his friends was conferred not
only thc soGCr to c'itbrce III embavyN, bat the
power TO lG2 ono, and % co!.iru9 and eosee
the same 7sieaeger lie should thiak proper - In 4
ptiIn OF commentary IS-IseIess ne.
touowasi Is the law ofi194, and it Will speak fo'
itself
An act to nuthorise the President of the Uni
ted States TO Lay, Regulate and Revoke EN-
bargoes.
Be 4 e.acts4 BY the Seqate aei House Of Re-
5re5>Rtatcss fife Usitsl St,.te5 If iajisricg o..
congress .,-.ezs2.eI ihIt tAe President OF the
Unted States be, AVID lie is hereby authorised
aia'l emo wevcd, whichever in MS opinion the
oablc safely shall 50 require, 70 i,y an ernbar-
- 81 al SHIPS AMI Vessels III the ports of the
United y stes, or upon The SHIPS and vessels of
tNe United ST ,tes, or the ships nd vessels Of
ny foreign 'u,,i5n under such regulations is the
n'Feuni5.2nccs .. tae case may reqairl., and to
contthUc ~ rev}~c the ;4nlc, Whenever he shall
Hirk proper And tHe President IS hereby
.llis authorised 10 give Ill such orders 10 the
oi#regs o. Jae United S,sses rs a{y be niece
s1r' 70 cary Lec s.Ws. into fu!i effect: ProviS,i.
iitc ;,l-a-Tty ;tsgeSaI 5lllll not nc exercise l.
wnile the Congress al Che Uuilcd States snail
Dc. "a session. nj Any cmt-rs,, which nay be
III T.. ,ae Frrs>cht As Aforesaid, snail cease 5;
t~terci- IN fifteen ii - from tle ,ctIaI meeting
Oh C1n5 rGas, aeNt trar .Eyug the sline.
Sc la! Dc Il further esaete!, That thi,
act 50. 4 continue al - in force Ia,i fifteen
/ i. ys after Che comneucement Oh TIE next ses
SOW "f Congress, and No logger.
F4EDENJcK AUGUsTUs MUHLENBERC Sneak
ej Gft,y House # Representatives
1ALPH IzASD, R--si!sy4s u The SsaIee PRO sens
pare.
APPaovED--Jlils louuth, l7dt
GEO. WASHING TON,
pgsq;J.,t AZ fks Yrs-.a. c.t.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
XTALUABLE MEn1c1HE FoR ssLE bv

" ALUABLE MEDICINE FOR SIZE by
MOSES DAVIS, at his store, a short distance
above the courthouse ia Richmond
Moses Davis begs leave TO INFORM his friends
& the Public gcuersliy, tl2t lie has purchased ar
an adSpced price from the Pasentee, DIR LozA-
EUs's pATENr ANrIBILIous SroMAcB Cor
DIAL, justly estimated as one Of the most valua-
bic medicines in the whole materiae nedica
The, heretofore great and rapid Sale, with the
increasing demand for this Invaluable cordial
tue high esteem itisM through every part ofVir-
gina, and some ether ofthe United States To-
esther with It's singular and uncommon yirtues
N restoring weak and decayed constitutions,
with those complaint. very common il. the
Spring and Fall, such AutImnal aud bilious
levers, dysentaries, &c. proclaim toe Loudly its in-
trinsic worth, to admit even Of doubt
II Will be sold at the reduced price of one dol
lar per. bette, & lengthy dissertation on it Pc
cuiiar properties furnished gsatis.--And when
taken, TO be well shaken.
Richmond, august %. (ep1mA1aw1m)
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~ ASH SALES By virtue OF a deed of trust
- executed To US on tlo thirteenth day of July
1896, by David Ross. ESQ. tor the purpose Of Sc
curing to Bcni. MosbJ, Gee sum OF fourteen thou
sand dollars, with interest ON seven thousand
doliags, 81 part thereof, from the SAID thirteenth
dy Of July, 1906. til p,id, and al other charges
attending the execution OF the said trust deed,
(Which recordedn the district court Of Rich
mond, Virginia, at tine September term, 1866,
and in the Court of appeals Of the state Of Ken
lucky, ct Frankfort, on the 1lth day of April,
1890 We viii sell to The highest bidder for
sealyInoney vt the trent door OF TIE Esgle Ia
vern, n the city Of Richmond, Virginia, on Sa-
tur'hy tbs first day ot October next, al that ES-
FAIt. IN the couItyof in the state of
Kentucky, c4led and well known by the name of
the BiG ZONE LIE, containing about TWO
'housand acres on the Big Bnac Creek, and
four thousand acres ON the Ob;o--tIie whole
loc ted ma surveyed under old M lital'y warrants,
ensoracing the whole ofthe said David's estate in
thatpai't OF kentucky, aud containing in the whole
SIX thousand acres, Ce the same more or less.
E. ". ROOTES,
WILSON ALLEN, 1'2S''es'
Richmond, Va. august IS, 1908. CtJs1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
It'll

I'll OItCE.--W Whereas Mr. James Fisher by a
deco executed on The first day of July, 1903,
and recorded in the county court Of Henrico. Las
dsjifned 70 the subscriber as trustee, for certain
OF his creditors therein named, the whole of his
estate OF every description (exccDt his boseloi9
t"rhiture, @;d como few debts transferred byLirn
rs trustee, subsequent to the execution of said
Trust, rs Will more fully appear by references 10
Use schedule annexed 10 said deed y Consisting
or some Lots III the city of Richmond, together
with a. his bonds, notes and accountS--Tbis is
therefore to give notice to the debtors Of the said
James Fisher, that al Judgments obtained where
tle money has not been uaid, all suits now de1en-
ding IN the courts Of this commonwealth or tlse-
where, all monies IN the hands of attofnies She
rRs, sr others, which may have been collected
byViriue Of any suit, debt or demand of The spid
James Fisher tbathe is the only person autbo.
Fsed to receive such debts aad demands and pr,rt
such aequittances and make such COMPROMISES 40
he may deem most advisable for the interest oF
sad creditors.
q hope is therefore cherished, that every eGor4
or the part OF said debtors, will be made. in or
der 10 "a settlement OF their balances. and every
Indulgence viii be given by him to those tyi,o ma
niiest such q disposition
And whereas it is stipulated by tho contract
ing parties 70 said Decd tdat certain ereJitorq or
said James Fisher, who from absence or liz.
caGses, could not signify thoir wish of becoming
parties thereto, now, belt understood that iftbeV
90 wrnn siSty days, from the said frs dav of I,I
~ 1858, sign the said deed, that N that case. t6ey
are to be considered entitled TO rsteable pro-
p0iuon OF such money as shsii be collected from
the sale OF property and collection Of debts, o.
therwise, If they do nj, within the time specif
c'i, make known their detcrrr nation by subscr,b
ING 70 the terms agreed upon 10 the said trllst.
tnt he, the said trustee shd pay over such sums
a they wouid have been eiaiiie,l to II they lad
Seceedcd to tie same Jstes fisher.
EDWD. ". TRENT.
August ), 1908. Efl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
LILY 10Th.

WILL be sold at the door of Buckin0bsm
Court House, on the tenth, saw, 10th dqv
OF October next, being court day, for cash, by
virtue oil. ADDED OF trust executed TO me By Chas-
tain Lcsucur, for the purposes in said decd Of
rust mentioned, one tract or parcel Of J. AND.
Uylng and being IN the county OF Buckingham
wherein now i've, containing by estimation 3
hundred acres, viz. The Land whereon nv dwell
Lighthouse now stands aud dioiHing thereto, nd
joining che lands Of Rolfe Eldr4dge aud others.
+! 10 use the expressions of said deed Of trusC
being only in;erestsdas trustee for The ben,fr 81
% Ayiit Only convey title TO said Land as
GEO: PERKINS, Trustee
Cds(
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q valoahlc STUD offered 90,

..n2 va'oahic STUD rs otcseG Tor
~ S,,ssfa'iilcr Aav sehtieata
k.iIase the Nnule si..... nave !, 0Ai
DY BoALtNesRoxE. with fi'lS
oiSby her side, .antlin foal bF Rob,n
east, tnoth Sir Peter Horses,) she was
| - Pant ;iO0n, her dam Csde's, by SIR. tTt.qn
ty's King Heed son OF T earu1u:it ont of NIr
8raxton's Kitty Fisher: The dam OF, Cktie's was
! P!rra Rose, by BOye, son Of Cads by old Catie,
| by the Go-iolrhin Arabian. The dam OF priin
Rose WAS SJcita, by OtiIciio. son, III Grub 5tei
las dsw Was Seilima, blythe GodoiPhia lirabl,ii.
This mare has produced mere winners than
| NY mare in America.
No. 2. VInSGSiA. by Dare-D evil out of No.
| l. own SISTER 10 Dssdcmona, who'solI at three
YEARS odior 1909 Dollars, she is mare of great
slLe-2nd beauty and has at her side q fias fiiiev
hy-oid Dio,ncd, a"d 1t present in foal by Ham
! bietOn.
| No. 8. A CnEsHur HoesE by Dragon, ont
of the dan, OF No 1. four years Oil, fifteen hand,
and halthigh, and very handsome This hc.sc
has not rs yet p-ove,l hic,seir good runner, ow-
ng perhaps to the Want ot age.
No. 4. WRANji.Ea, by Doomed out of No.
The sizc, beauty, L speed ofthis Colt, viii re.
| commend him well forthe 'rurfas Stallion
tersburg, at two heats, and m good time Ike il
eng sgc,l an the Fairfield stakes next October, IA
winch there are fourteen subscribers at 200 del
| lars each, half forfeit.
| No ). SUgrR1oR, q ycarlng colt, fun brothci
| 10 Wrargler, fifteen hands high, of prea, power
and exquisite beauty she promises to make :
Superior Horse-.tiso, one half Of Diome.
| horse, three years old, engaged in the Fair
field Stakes, and viii be framed at Mi Ralph
! Wolmlcy's. This COLTS nearly sixteen hand,
high. and promises to be Il fine Iiunacr his dan
was imported BY John Tayoe, Esq OF Mount
| AIRY, and got by the celebrated Rockingham.
The a6otc hose viii b. spEl at pubiia Auct
~, before my stable at Fairfield, on Tuesday ihS
! Ath OF Gciai,.r move the .Iav .ft4r iha S,.e..
Stokes e terms ors,.e one thiI lash, ono thirt
IN - months, and tAe other tnir,I IN twoyears
MILES SELDEN.
Tree Hill August 26th, 1903 Elav,dsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

FEN DOLLARS RE%ARD.-K4n-awav
from the subscriber living in che lower end
of Buckingham on the t9tA dsy OF this month,
a Negro Man named JACK GOING he is a,
bnut feet or lOinrhes high, 80 or IS years soi
Ssei ne IS eros eyed and has down cast look
wncn spoken TO- II Is very likely he viii forge
himself free pass, rs he could write and reid
previous 20 his elopemunt; lie bou.;ht himself q
horse, stole saddle which has :. plate on the
Pommei. lis highly probable chat ne is lurlNiRg
about IN Powhatan, where he has relations, lie
took with him fine black coat, new suw llro,y
BOOTS, and many other good clothes. ] will give
the above reward TO any pecson WAC viii aTpre-
mend and secure him in amy a. and an reasona-
bic charges Psid for bringing MIN aomc
NJ. c. ali.L Ad,n'r Of
10. HI, drc'4
Sepfe1sber2 Cla,s6;oT)