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AClRGlNlA--At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
v Zee OF the Superior Court OF Ch:,ncery for the
tichmond district, the 2d day of May 1Sl2.
john ilargrove and Jane his wife, and lemma By-
ers, and Mary hyers, which said Jane JENNA, and
Mary are daughters of James Byers, and Mary ms
wife, WIN was Mary Bennett, a daughter OF Rich
ard Bennett, late OF King William county, dee'd.
AGAINST
Sanael Bennett, executor of Richard Bennett.
decd Richard Bennett, Fisher Bennett Anne Rice.
John Gillian and Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza,
beth Bennett, Defts.
The Defendants Richard Bennett, Fisher BeI.nett.
AID John Gillian * E!izabet!, his wife, not having
entered their appearance aud given security aecor-
ding to the Act vi Assembly and the Rules of this
court and happening by satisfactory evidence, that
they ARE not inhabitants of this c0uutry-H is order
cd That the said defendants do appear herr. or the
thirtieth day of the next term and answer the b OF
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be fpr;h
with Inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successiyey, aud
posted at the front door OF the Capitol, in the s.
city.
A copy. Teste,
WM. w. HENING, C. c.
.Nty WSWn
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FhW-l OHK, June s.
Last evening the british schr. Nfaekarcl, Lieut.
Parker, arrived at the earsnt,nc groond. from Fal
mouth, Eng N'tll Mr. kuf, the British Kings Mes
scngcr, With Dispatches Tor sir. Foter. me- sfan[
arei sailed from Fahuu, on tie 18Th OF April, am,
Lieut.. Parker was Killed on TIC passage Nv a man
falling on bin from tie mast head
The Messengerb y tie scl,r. Mackarel. ON Ills arri-
val at the watering place, applied 10 ConmodJre Rod
geiS, Tor tie pnrpase d berg scnt up to Ncs.York
whfei vas done with the CommoJore's kaown p1,
"'choss' sfeye. .Aiv
Exvaef Of a ieffey /5osu .aLbgny. qo,ed 1,o. a
The hon. Council Of ilcrisien reported yest.r-
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INTERESTING u! u IAL DECISION.

R.leseh, " CO -1Iy %.
United St0tes , Ercut Court OF The United
vs. { States io, The District of
The Brig DiGaaS North Carolina.
This cause was argued vt November Term, and
the court then gave OPINION upon the as dig
e!osel BY the libel; OF which some notice Ia
Ken IN te Ri Sstcr soon alter The OF the court.
Bnt leave having been obtained amend the libel,
the cause asy, 20 he tried upon the am end
ed libel atthe last tern his vessel depar ted from
Oeiacoes, IN the month oi August 1909, subsequent
70 the prcmugatioa al the i'reaGents proclamation
OF the 9th Of the same -th and traded 10 British
port The points jnlde m the ist.
Whether com.heresi intercourse with Great Bal
,sin and her dependencies restored by force Of
the Presidents proclamation Of the 18th OF April,
1S09-and il not whether the ACT of Congress of
the 18th OF June OF the same year, did not recognise
and confirm the proclamation. I'd. II such comIIcr-
cai intercourse was restored, then whether the
same wasntereted by the proclamation of the 9th
OF August. After argument on both sides, the Chief
Justice delivered an opinion which regret we
did not hear-But upon the first point he was very
clearig OF opinion Gas we informed) that cOm-
mercIai intercourse restored between the Uni
ted States aud g. Britain and her dependencies, by
the proclamation Of the 10Th of April-for that the
President was the only Constitutional channel of d.
plomatic intercourse with foreign nations; and the
ony organ Of communication 10 the people of the u.
States upon this subjectthat the event, therefore,
upon the happening of which the President was to
proclaim, was fact not susceptible of proof, o.
tiIer than that which is derived from his procarna-
ton.
Upon the Cd point he decided that the trade with
a. Britain was not interlicted by the proclamation
oi the 9th OF August but in his opinion he owned
he Lad not full confdence--that lac thought it We
~ doubtful, from the phraseology of the Acts of
Congress on this subject, whether or not the Pre-
sdcn was vested With power to is5ue the latter pro
camation. The Attorney for the u. States took an
appe al, which, We presume, will be carried up to
the Supreme Court for the purpose of having the
question fasiiy settled.
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TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.

TIE MEDICAL. COLLEGE LOTTERY,
In WHICH ARE
TWO PRIZES Or FIFTY THO USQJyD
DOLLARS,
VIII commence drawing the Iith OF Juna next,
VIXEN the FIRST drawn ticker will entitle the hodag
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Ibe subscribers nave for sale number Of the
TICKETS, which tiey offer at present at the ori-
glha price of TEN DOLLARS; the opportunity thur
prosecuted Of purchasing chance FOR fortune at the
l2-Yest rate should be neeleetelas the Urice Of
Tickets will certainly be raised IN the Cd Monday os
next month Applications from distant placeo by let
ter, post paid, 4 nelosn the cash, win be eiiate-
y attended TO by either of the subscribers at thei
Lottery Offices in Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP e, NICKIIN.
J. 1. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore, March 81. eawtlstOct.
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MADISON.

ROCKVILLE ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Wall commence drawing On Monday the iSth iay al
May, at Montgomery courthouse, MARYLAND.
by authority of the STATE of .1faryLarH.
SCiiEdE OF a LOTTERY
For ereckinr ar fE8DR Ivy M RocE-;U.
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Whf. III. CRAWFORD,
May 16, 1912.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT,
Forthe relief of John n. Stout
no f it enacted by the Senate ard House eff Re.
I'D Personalities ef tie United States Of .41ner;,
ca IN Congress aSSen,6led, That the accounting Oil
GERS of the treasury Department be, and t,,ey are
hereby directed to adjust and settle the account Of
John n. Stout, of Kentucky, and allow him the
sum OF eightyseven dollars fifteen cents for his fees
4 compensation as jaiior. for committing, subss-
ing and releasing Archibald Hamilton, prisoner
Of the U. States.
Ii. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House IF Representatives
WIN. il. era WORD,
May 90, 1919.
.4PfY0ped,
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For the expenses Of making discs. OF tie manu-
features OF the United States, un..er the jcnt
oiction Of both Houses OF Congress passed at the
present session, two Thousand dollars
For compensation TO the marsli:ls and assistant
marshals Tor ta!iag an account ct the nanuiac-
lures OF the United States, in addition to the sum
heretofore appropriated for thatpurposc forty thou
SAINT, dollars
Fo' the expense of fire wood, stationary, printing
and other contingent expenses of the two Houses
OF Congress in addition TO the sum heretofore appro-
priaed fer that purpose, eight thousand eih, hun
dred dollars
For paving Aaron Greeley, assistant surveyor in
the District Of Detroit for surveying private claims
IN the Michigan TERRITORY, pursuant to act Con-
gress, passed the twenty fourth day Of April, one
Thousand eight hundred and twelve, FIVE thousand
five hundred and sia:y five dollars and n;nety-tlree
cents.
Sec. 9. Ind be at further enacted, That the Sc
reral sums thus appropriated shah be paid out of
any monies in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
pfiated.
II CLAY,
Spe0ker oT the House Of Representatives.. g.
WM II. CRAWFORD,
:. President o tie Senate, pro tempore.
May 16, 1919.
.32srooe4,
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Ky RussELvIIIE, April So.
MURDER HORR.O N,ukEER n!

Sent'en-an from iiyimgston County informs that
the two brothers, capt. i.ibpurn and jst,am Lewis,
who were tried aud admitted 10 bail turng he last
Circuit court of that county, fer numbering negro
boy, (the property OF the foEiner) an burning him
on Kitchen fire on The night OF the 25th Dvcen-
Der ast mutually agreed Tie WEI. bciore lest, to
destroy each other, and met with their riacs for
That pnrPosi. ca the plantation Of capt. Lbonrn
Lewis. LibouTn stood lis first vii. IS .Ia,e-is
nam ie" steps rom im-i i!L'uin received a nail
through his heart and fell vt,uut cis ci.ag ging has
gun, which WAS found cooked anal loaded On The
ground with him. This shooting affair Is said II
have been occasioned by the fight OF cat Lewis
wiie, who made her escape 10 her life, as ii WAS
feared that her evidence might admitted against
lstau, ms alder aid abuttoi bf tbs horIid deed
with which her husband Stool chsrgcd---ls sham il
confined in Salem Jail, where u said confessed
tile above particulars, bur q present denies tem.
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IN CHANcERE--in Amelia County Court, e7t
K February, 1912.
John ogby, Commit.

~ n fiJ 1 Nr,.t
z Eehrnar,e 1910 Aii1"a county Oourt' 9Th
-, 90 va :, A'i-
1S'' o0"tP".
80 r.. .., D. 1,u
ed,o, pF FIT,n,h pnb. V}r;,,;
Js,,,,tr Stn,,aor -" ''O'' ~"u """'ii LeiSh
IT, dat''I, ~ faa.,,is p DeItS.
such case made and provided and the rales Of ;bis
Court and it appearing to the sctiseaetjon of the
Court that lie is not an inhaLtant OF this state
on the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney il is
ordered that he appea here on the ,,t dav or Ma
Court next and give security for uerforn,iiy fb 49,
cree of this Cortland that a copy of this order lie
inserted in one of the News.Daners pnblished il
Richmond for two months st,ctes.iyelv ond nos,sd
at the front door ofthe Courthouse of the aid COM,
ty ON two successive Court DAYS
a Coby, Yeste,
JTIFIcU. G
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| Bifths.--At Montreal, April Is. the wife oI Pr
ere La Rive, Taylor, vas Delivered Of three chi
dren. This fact se~s the folly of the CID joke ON
persons OF his profession!
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we are aatlorisei TO state tRat the specie seized
nihe port Il We" Castle on tse 2sth ut. by the
co'n'nanter 1T The brig Argus, and claimed by MIR.
~ tatraiia, Spanish gentleman, from the ruins of
'.agu''%. IS 10 be immediately gwen ", by order
of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
DeiaspG,e Ustchntaa.
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lyr AUTHORITY OF TnE STATE oe
MAlYl.AND.1
SCHE.sE or TIE

a asss pp,saasssS N'f f'go olaHN' to $4,000
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each $3.50. zoe
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent.
l. Stationary fyises as foiioss. sE
First drawn ticket entitled To 5000
5000 blanks Si9 each
The next 1000 do. rs
DO Ticket after the COCO blanks 5000
First drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the 25th
DO. 25th to s5th excepting ,hel
Tickets constituting Siizes) { ioo tickets.
he sad ten Erizps to consist of the numbers from,
TO 1000 Inclusive, each hundred OF the s,id 1910 TO
be one prize the first drawn hundred or loves; nam
beg for the o5th tav and so ree,,l.r,y .sccn, a.,
the S5th.
First drawn tickle, on the ss,h $4,000
I'o. 36th to list 500
DO 4lst to 5Oth inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 10000
The prize bcofs to consist Of Nos. L a 1000.
lhe OBJECT contemplated to he accomplished by
the above scheme, is epinently entitled to the fa,sr
and patronage OF the citizens If Baltimore. The es-
Enlistment of Medical College vii unaucstionallv
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character oil our ctY-on it perhaps may be hereaE-
ter cnsrafted the other Coils cs, and thus an uniyer-
sty be constituted
1t will however give us other ;mtefant advort,ces
Ill VIII promote spirit ofinyestigation in the ia
cnt 1T VIII induce young of talents to establish
tbemsHves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best AID that can he az
forled by the medical profession. II may also ba
proper to REMARK, that If this school should prosper
as is anticipated twill cause large sums 10 be expend-
Ell annually in this city,, which would otherwise be
disbnrsed IN other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are sry;-
Gus tor the advancement OF the interests of Balti-
more, will give us their support the above coni
dcrations
TO thoss who are inclined to profit themselves az
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say that scheme of lottery SO splendid OF
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
0-T The commissioners having already contracted
for the sale of sufficient number of Iiekefs TO .u-
tholze them in fixing the earliest day for drawing
that the time necessary for making preparations Will
admit,
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing of the Medical College LctterF
will commence on tie ilh da} IF J,lre next.
TICKETS msy be had by application 10 the Ms-
nagers
.;Ls.N lGERS.
John %: Davidss Midd'p b. Magudsr
James hosher isaac Purne
!ni,n Comegys Benjamin. Berry
nonsr Gary Long George Winchestec
~ y. huiikin John Crawford
~ a. Smith G. F.. Mitchell
TAU Harrison j. III. Nickiini
w. H. Clendinen William Nf'Sfechen
FieidmS Lucas, jun. J. L. III. WorthinstoA
" IMAM Gwynn William Jessop
iaYid Holman Henry Thompson
Samue iaker Charles A. WariieIa
James Cooke Charles Wrgpan
Jonathan Meredith William Lorn,ao
Jeremiah Sullivan
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sfI-
John B. Davidgs
James Mosher
Joi,n Comegys
Roeert Cary Long
H. u. SIuIlikin
ID. a. Smith
Hall Harrison -.
w. III. Ciendinen
Fielding Lucas, jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel BAKER
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
Jeremiah Sullivan
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Total, $4,000

There are several Woo9en N;anrraetories either
IN operation about coSimsneing ia x near Tien-
ton, n. J. at which pao rel ricks, coftoH stripes,
plads, checks, she;iq-. SO. sc. Nov England
'naann' einrc, arr advertised. iorsaie.
Nn Eastern paper SAYS chat ]" governor Strong
viii be escor,ed nto The cApital By the Horses OF
hoston and is vicinity or Monday next" Que.e
whether number Of Assess win not Join the pro-
cesSiDu
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day Tuesday to the house. that il did not appear
Improper TO them that the bill entitled act to in
corporate the " Bank Of America should become
law OF this state.
On the clause to the district bill which in its pre-
sent forin provides that there shall be ~ members
OF Congress ected, asd which has been three times
before the Iuse since Saturday, Mr. Van Rensselaer,
move: an amendment to the effect that ten should
be immediately appointed by general ticket; this al
ter some debate has been laid over, and may not be
brought up again this session.
MIR Van Vschten, agrceably to leave, brought
in bill in the house ('ruesday) "limiting the num-
her OF the judges Of the Supreme Ccurt'wheh pro-
vides that unit; the Legislature shall otherwise de-
tcrmine, there shall be no more than FIVE Judges of
the Supreme Court
(" The legislature were engaged on Monday and
ireslsy last in completing the unfnsl,od business
ct tie rrorogued session, and petitions of local
nature.
:" There was yesterday offered to the house, by
Col Van Rensselaer,, Nanher Of resolutions, disap-
proving of all the conduct IF the Gouernor in pro-
rosning the legislature, &c-it has not been acted
ulon--prohahly viii be in day or two.
:" The bill, Tor the defence of the frontiers is not
yet completed" Coxi .3dv
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According to the different acts Of Congress, the
following when organized, viii be the effective
force OF the u. States
Old establishment, 10000
Additional army on enlissments Tor five
Years, 10000
To be raised on enlistsments for IS
months, 1900
Volunteers to serve Tor one year, $4,000
TO be raised by draft aud serve for G
months, 100000
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
By JOHN E. HALL, late Of Baltimore,
Assisted BY several Men of Letters.

This work Will be devoted TO the fol-
lowing subjects:-l. An Annual Histo-
tory Of Europe-2. A Congressional
History of the United States, with oc-
casional notices of important proceed
ings in the State Legislatures-s Pub
lie Documents--4. A Register OF Re-
markable Occurrences-5 Biosraphi-
cal Skctches of persons distinguished at
the Bar or in The Pulpit, in the Closet
or IN the Fields. Proceedings of learn
ed Societies, at home and abroau--7.
An Annual History of Literature, 70:
reign and domestic-s. Essays en- Mis-
cellaneous Topics * Poetic.l illusions
% Satisfied Reports.
Price six do!lars per annum-Ts be
published in tour quarterly numbers.
sLp The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise
mcnt to receive subscriptions, and
transmit ,bem 10 Mr.. NosEs IHoAAs,
the publisher, at Philadelphia.
philadelphia, Oct. So
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1912.
FRESH MEDICINES.
WILLIAM HARPER, 7r.

Wilt a WI hHhI Linz fs
fPOTHEC.4RY and DRUGGIST,
Aterandr;a, Fai-fa1 Street, Opposite
Bryan H4MPSC.N'S, and neat
Dor u NO LLOYD'S-
UAS just received in addition to
I. Z kis former stock, . general as
sortment Of .ncdic:ncs of the irst qua
lity, all Of which he will sell whole
sale and retail, on as god terms as
hey can be purchased in Baltimore or
Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be Supplied on the
best OF terms for cash, or on good
credit He has also received a ge-
Eeral assortment OF Surgical 1"stru-
,nents, likewise
lae ioAowing Patent Medieine'
viz -
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
10 Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c.
SC.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
rhompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
aP The highest cash price given
for snake Root.
March ? 80
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9 J. D. sIMMs, RoY.aL- STREET, .aLEKlNDRI.i.
United States of America,


NgTHEREASa Libel hath baen filed
~ in the District Court ct the Unit
cd States for tie District of Columbia,
by the United States Attorney for the
said District, against the Ship ARGO,
her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. alledging and pro-
pounding that alter the passage Of a GER
tain Statute OF Act Of Congress, enti-
tied F." An Act to interdict the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Grca, Britain and France and
their dependencies" and after the pass,
inc the Statute or Act Of Congress, en-
titled e" An Act concerning the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and for other purpo-
ses;'' and after the passing ol one other
statute or act of Congress, entitled " An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter
course between the y. States and Great
Brits!n and France, and their dependent.
cies, and fpi o.Ler purposes" and after
due notice of the said acts, at the Gus
tom Houses respectively, that is to say,
on the twenty second day OF September,
1912, a certain cargo Of goods, wares and
merchandise, OF Tho growth, produce or
manufacture of Great Britain, was int
ported from the port Q. Liverpool, stu.
ated in Great Britain. into the port OF
Alexandra, in the District OF Alexandra,
within the proper jurisdiction OF this
Court, by Hugh Smith, Thomas Janney'
John Lloyd and others, in certaIn ship
called the Argo, wholly owned by luo'
mas c. Amory and COMPANY aud Henry
Peterson, residents within the United
States, ant! cor, branded by Henry Peter
son, which said ship departed trom the
aforesaid Br!tish port subsequent to thc
second day of FeDruar!, ISL, contrary
to the aforesaid act Of Congress, by
reason of the violation OF which said acts
of Congress, and by virtue thereof, the
Said Ship, Tackle, Apparel and FurnI-
;ure, and also her Cargo aforesaid have
bccome wholly forfeited and liable to
be seized and condemned in this Court.
And pursuant to warrant from the
Hen William Cranch, Chief Judge OF
1T, United States Circuit Court, OF the
District Of Columbia, commissioned to
odd tha District Court of the United
States, in and for the District of Colum-
| bis-l do hereby give public notice, that
the said information and libel is filed by
Walter Jones, Juur Esq. attorney OF the
United States, for the said District, and
trial viii, be had on the said libel and in
formation at the District Court OF the
United States, to be holden on the third
Monday in Nov. next, at the Court
House in Alexandria, at 10 O'Clock, "A.
N. of which all persons Interested, are
| to take notice and govern themselves &C
| cordinsiy.
Given under nv hand at Alexandria,
| this Esd day of September, IN lie year
of our Lord, 1912.
Warrington Bovd,
Marshal, District Columbia.
September a.
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LOST,
HN the 9th Of this month a sriitii
~ SILVER WATCH. capped ard
ieweled makers name Rober, Ai!any
OF London: the letters w F engraved
on the pendent: the face quarter fgufs
ed viz. Is, 50, As, 60. Five Dollars
will be given to any person who will 1es
liver i, to the printer-and no questions
will be asked
October IS 81
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UIN A.. nl

~ AS committed to the Jail of Fair
w fax County, Virginia, on Friday
the I'd day OF October-a negro man
who says his name is JOHN, and that
be is the property q Mr.. WIN. Halle
Of Y"rr County, state OF South Carolina,
AMI that Mr.. Halle was taking Nun 10
cw-Orieans, and he absconded trom
nini and was taken up AID put u Mil
ledgevlll jail, and That he was stolen
out Of SAID Jail hy Mr.. Edward DoIley,
who br@ush nim toGeo"getown, chang
ed his name to Edward Davis * pawn
ed him for 90 dollars to a Mr.. Adams,
who hired him to a Mr.. Lawrison 10
work aboat OH the Potomac lie is about
Is years of age, feet o. 10 inches
high * has small scar over his left
eye; he is Of yellow complexion,
tIlck lips, and has an impeachment il
his speech; had on when committed, :.
blue Country cotton coat, white Mer-
sailles vest, a coarse linen shirt & pan
falcons. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove his property, pay
charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
Robert 6 Kedwrll,
Jailor, FaiJar County, Virginia.
0ctnher O
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p. G. Marhe'ser.
Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Gen.
Lees stable in Alexandris, on We'd
ne.dsy night, the 26th of AUGUST last
bay GcIding, the property OF Waiter
Jones Junr. Esq. about - hands hen
Dor years old, good head and neck'
SIN body, long bushy tall with some
White hairs about the root--hc looks
like colt, but has been broke to the
saddle, is easy in his Gsits and has
an airy appearance when mounted
The aDoye reward aid All reasonable
charges will b. paid t. any person who
will deliver him 10 the subscriber In
Alexandria.
Charles Lee.
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SUSPEND. KS.

An assortment of the above article
NAV be had at.,he Mandatory, lower
end of Prince Street-Handsome pat
terms and owprlces.
Richard HOrWeil.
August - dom
n. B. n few Of Horwell's patent
and extra quality Nett Suspendsrs' H.
nished in very superior stlie.