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BOOKS g STATYOWARY.

BOOKS g STATIONERY
EOHN X. JONES, has the pleasure of announc-
~ ing to his friends ard the public, that he has Ia
ken the store formerly occupied by Mr. ID. J.. Burr,
second door above the Eagle Tavern, where he of.
fers for sale a general assortment of
ROCKS g STATIONARY,
on the most accommodating terms. He has good
collection of Elementary and Practical Law Books
which he will dispose Of at the Philadelphia s. New.
York prices, from which also liberal discount will be
made to such favor him with their custom to an
aHount which may make it an object. A good as
sortment OF School Books and Books in the other
departments of Literature and Science will be con-
tnuaiIy kept hand and sold at the lowest prices
Any works which are found in the American Mar
ket at any place. will be procured for gentlemen
who may favor him with their orders.
january 10. epAw
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he sale of part of the estate of Theo. &. Nc

HE sale of part of the estate of Theo. g. Nc
Roberts dec'd. by his Administrator.
on the ED day of F-b'y next if fair, if not the
peAt tar day, at the late dwelling house Of Theo Is
be offered for sale, to the highest bidder, IL or Is
V.ALU.fBLE SLAVES,
and all the pershabe estate of the decd (that isl
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
All sales under $50 will be for cash, all above that
sum- vii! be on IL months credit, the purchaser e-
wing Bond and approved security, to carry Interest
from the date ii not punctually paid. Those who
nave unsettled accounts with, claims against the
subscriber
WIN. L. MORTON, 8.'.,,'r. of
tbs Iheo u. .ticRobcytS
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EiNOR rent or lease, the estate OF Greenspring in
n James City county, situate about q mile above
James Town, on James River and about seven miles
from Williamsburg. On the premises are m excel
lent mansion, out-houses * fine orchards. The land
IN cultivation good and extensive range for hogs
Mr.. Nc Candiish who at present reties at Green
spring vii slew the premises IL will be leased or
rented on very reasonable terms to a respectable
tenant, by Applying TO Gavin Corbin esq Kings
Greek, York river. There about 80 acres put
'ioSn IN wheat last Fall and there is a cuficency of
ground in fine order for extensive crop of eorn,
.'ts Sc the ensuing Possession will be Civ
en- mediately.
Feb. 6. CIV
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JASPER ROBBINS. SaDDLER, at the sisn

ASPER ROBBINS, S.fDDLER, at the sim
% oil the Golden Saddle, next door 10 Mcssrs. H.
Ne''son q 20. main street, Richmond, respectfully
Informs his friends and the public in general that he
has now on hand, Saddksry OF almost every descrp-
ton, both plated and conrnor--also, Whips Canes,
trunks. Brushes, Pumes, Suspenders. Morocco
Skins, Buck, Sheep and Kin skins. Ton skins Calf
okins, side Leather, Boot Legs and Roundings, and
number OF other articles in his line, which he will
sell low for cash. The Saddle and Harness Making
business he continues to carry in all its various
branches. His strict attention and Iong exner;ence
in business, he hopes VIII merit share of the pub
lie patronage.
February 4. If
Any orders left will he punctuay attended to, and
executed in the neatest manner
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EEAlSLE- Ac4nEMY

'ENo Lady who viii undertake the management
4 and direction OF Female Academy, about TO
DC established in the town ct Port Royal, and can
produce "nexeepuonahie testimonials of her q-siif-
cations Tor saeh an undertaking, liberal compon sal
uon wi'i be gwen. y most healthy and sereeabie
situation immediately adjoining the town l,,s beer,
proeusSd, aud the number of scholars Immediately
IN the town, withontfurt'or addition are sufficient
to anthorse the be'f, that the institution will com
inence ITS operation upon terms which will be made
known immedisi=iy after the services Of a CONNIE
tent fn,oress he erI,nced
letter addressed IL Newton Berryman, Esq.,
Post MISTER, Pos,-Royn'. Virginia, containing pro-
posa's, &c. viii be immediately attended to.
Port Royal, Jan. 80 Ct
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Dry. Goods,
VIZ

Supertne Coating, Flannels. FRIES, Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White lndia Goods, Dimi-
ties, superiine Caicoes, and great variety OF other
articles.
e,i% f: - 9 coo rs.
labeiled Sugar IN boxes and tarres--also, by the
SHIP Abigail, from Liverpool, 500 sacks real Liver
pool hlIrd--and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Brown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue TO make liberal advances in cash. CT,
AL consgnmcnts entrusted to orr care-and having
most eommo'lious aud pletelJ ere proof Ware.
House, are well prepared for the reception of Gods
sHoncE,e, Robinson e Pieasdafs,
Auctionccrs,
Corner Of ID g 1871 streets, and Opposite
Shockoe Ware- Uonso.
January Q. If
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nj OTlCE.-The following notes were enclosed
i y tot the subscriber in October last, from Nor
folk, hut have never come To hand any informa-
ton of them will be thankfully received.
A. Is. Veaabie to w. b. Seldom B-0i5 Nav 9th
1895 500
7. Newton D-56S March Cd
1905 100.
Il. L. Lee B-6i5 May 18th,
1901 90.
D-4l90 Jan. 7th,
.1ro7 10.
J'd. Wright Cape Fear 1l55 July 5th
JOSEPH sTRorHER.
Woodstock.
feb D. 6tp
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tt FOR SALE,
4 HAT beautiful fertile and valuable Estate,
JAMES TOWN. e
The celebrity of this estate makes it unnecessary To
give any description of 1.-THE Farm is now in com.
pete order, and the improvements in excellent re.
pair he subscriber will sell with this property,
thirty more
s l. II y e S,
together with all the Stock and Farming Utensils,
&c now on the farm. For terms apply to Col. John
Amber OF Richmond, to the subscriber on the
premises. EDWARD AMRIER
January 2S. ep,f
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's'EN DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or stolen
IA from MIR. ieorge Robertson's stable in the City
OF Richmond, about the Rrst OF last month. bright
sorrei marc, Ia or Is years old about feet inches
high with star in her forhead-she is ray look
srg nag and shews blood in every thing except her
hair-whch has been neglected---has a hanging
,i and switch tail and was unshod when lost
The above reward will he paid 10 any person who
will deliver her tn Mr.. VIM. S. Archer at the lash
ington Tavern, or tothe Subscriber in Amelia
EDWARD EGGLESTON.
Feb 10. stn
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CoLuRBLHM H01,EL

nrcr Shockor Uarc+tovSe.
's>HE Snbscsiser respectfully insoia- her friends
Z and the public that this establishment is kept
UP by her, and that the accommodation will be as
heretofore.
lily strict attention to all such as NAV favor her.
with tier custom she hopes to merit & receive the
patronage OF the pubic.
IS Six or eight geutcel Boarlers, can be &C.
commodated.
MARY MosELEY.
Jan. %. If
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NEGROES FOR S.AI.E

EFY Virtue of deed of trust executed to the snb.
hB scriber, by the late Doct. James T. Hubbard
ON the 18th March 1909 TO secure debt due Jesse
Higsnbotham, and of record in the County Court
OF buckingham, will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. Tuesday the 23d February If fair if not
Che next Fair day, ut the residence of the late Doct
Hubbard the following negroes viz. Caesar, Rose,
Stephen, Jim, Frank, .4aron, Polly & Fanny, with
their increase----The subscriber viii convey such
title only, IS he has under the said dee,i.
Feb le td,
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January o.

gNGNIALE SCiIOOI.-.ihs subscriber intends ~
II devote his exertiong, az preccptur of youth
sitter the present session 60 the instruction of fe
maies alone.
Instead oftwc vacations in The year az usual, there
WI be but one hereafter. x that during the months
Of August ard Sept.-Tbe next session win com.
renee ON The 10th day of May next. Terms Of tu.
hon rs heretofore.
MI S. REfD.
Lynehburg, Jan. 80. Sw
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ME subscribers have for sale the following arti-
N cIes;
5 .:,:..ks lreh Linen:
do. ,atitias A-- as,
do. Cotton, Silk s. Worsted Hoee
case Cotton lace and edging
j do. lawn
do. Cotton and Nuns Thread
500 sacks Salt
50 crates Queens Ware
60 casks imported Nails
do. 10 Biajders putty
g do. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
do Ship do.
l2 Kegs Alum
IL do. birthstone
If. BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
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TEYiE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
n and the public that during his absence from
hong his business will be conducted by Samuel Ca
ry, who will at all times attend to any business
which his friends may intrrst TO his
RICHARD BROOKE
Feb. 10. ct
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NOTICE

4 Lib persons indebted to the estate of Alexander
"A Bell dec'd., are requested TO make payment 10
Mr. William Muir at the city of Richmond. And
~ those to whom the estate may be indebted, will
be pleased To call on him for payment
January &c. Sw
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FIFTY DoLLARS RKV1PD


4 OSE between the residence of John w Tom
Y lin esq and the town of Newcastle, in Hano.
%ec count. We, -. 9-;,:y :e 81. os January
Rcd covered Pocket BOOK Alrnanack CONTAINING
fifteen Notes Of fifty dollars each on the Farmer,
branch bank at Norfolk aso another Note of one
hundred db!iArs on the Virginia Bank. The notes
on the Farmers bank were lately RENTED by mail
from N0riok. they we're ent in too, and are pasted
together with small slip of paper Their number,
Will shortly be known from my correspondent in
Norfolk, and shall then be giyeif to the public.
There was also cheek drawn by T. A. Smith
cashier of the Mechanics bank Of Baltimore for
S2i0 % cents, dated Nov. 1912, ON the cashier Of
the Farmers bnHk Of Fredericksburg, in favor Of IT,
zekiei Levy which cheek is now endorsed over. TO
me by SAID Levy's administrator More f. Tomlin
and the certi ate OF the sail 1Ornlns qualification
Is written thereon by the clerk Of l;ebniond Coun-
~.
Ny name 10 written ON the red covered book n.
aforementioned. Any informal -, concernin, the
hnding ct sail bn0k, if made to j. W. Tomiin esq,
near Inevitable viii be speedily communicated to
me.
VINCENT BRdNTX.INT.
req D. richmond county, SIP.
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S1'O.WE- CU7'I'I.VG e. ENG RfVINrCi.
THE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, are re.
speeuuy informed that the subscribers, contractors
for the Monument, will execute to any plan, Tomb
or Head -Stones, in the raost mastery manner.
specimen OF their engraving may be seen at the
Capitol, the pedestal under the Statue of GEORGE
Uashiagtoa. Enquire at their shop near the Mo-
nuneBtai Church, at their lodging Mt Mr.. Greeg's
DOUGLAS s. HUDDLESTON.
February g. Stp
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y EOR SALE. good female Meat and Pastry
a COOK, without children. For terms apply to
G. X. MOORE.
February o. II
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By Thomas Richie. I

VbNIiE subscriber wishes to employ eight men in
addition to the present Night Watch, in the
city OF Richmond.
Such only IS can come well recommended, as lao.
nest, sober men, will be employed, and they will,
receive for their services two hundred and eighty
1--WE dollars per annum, TO he paid monthly. App
pleation may he made to me at the Bell-Tavern in
tae City of Richmond
HENRY ROBINSON,
Master Of Po!ice.
Feb.G. 81,
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.MOTYCE.

NOTICE,
A LII persons having claims against Samuel Battle
IN decd. late of Surry County, are requested to
make them known, that prov ision may be made for
their discharge, and all those indebted are notified
that immediate payment will be expected.
CHARLES II. GRAVES, .4dmr
with the will annexed.
Feb. 10: Ct
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Lynehburg, Jan. 80.
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ids
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be but for trivial sums, after Congress
shall be possessed of It's other great re-
sources, i. it to be presumed, that its ap-
piicaticns will be despised If the GO.
vernment be we'll administered, or pos
sess any part of the confidence of the
people, is it to be presumed, that requi-
sitions for trivial sums will be refused I!
/ conclude, sir, that they will be readily
complied with; and that they, with the
imposts, back lands, and loans, will be
abuntlantiy sufficient for all the exigen-
cies Of the union. In the next place, it
appears to me, that the exercise of the
power of direct taxatios, is impractica-
bic in this country under democracy"
"The concurrent interfering power,
Of laying taxes on the people, will occa-
sion perpetual conflict between the &C.
neral s individual. governments; which,
f,r the reasons have already mention
eel. must terminate to the disadvantage,
if not in the annihiation of the latter
Can it be presumed that the people OF
America can patiently bear such a dou-
BILE oppression? Isitn to be presum-
ed, that they willendeayor to get rid OF
one If the oppressnrs !? ] fear, sir, that
it will ultimately end in the establish
ment Of monsrchiaI government. The
people, in order 10 be delivered from
one species of tyranny, may submit to
another. I am strongly impressed With
the necessity Of having firm national
government, but am decidedly against
giving it the power of direct taxation |;
because I think it endsngers our hber-
ties, My attachment to the union and
an energetic government, is such, that
I would consent to give the general go
yernment every power contained in that
plan, except that of taxation"
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VERMONT ELECTION.
Ertr9ct Of a letter from Windsor, Ve

EItrRcI ~ tetteT jToW 'V"'"o", ''"
mont, Sehf. 81.
We have received returns from one
hundred and ninety fve towns, which
give Chittenden 1862, Galusha 1881;
the votes in the same towns, last year,
were Chiltenden l4,9o3-Gaiusha, II
3e7.-Net federal gain 2,565.-There
are "a towns to be heard from, which
gave last year l,ols for Chittenden and
l,7lo for Galusha The scattering votes
will dosbtless prevent choice by the
people. There is 10 doubt, we think,
tina, there will be federal majority OF
from Z. to 8, in the house. Whether the
Council will be federal or democratic
cannot be determined until the Legisla-
ture meets.
Bos. Palladium.
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Blockade of the american Coast.

Blockade Of the american, Coast.
The following are the explanatory or
ders sent to Admiral Warren, respect
ing the blockade Of the American ports:
"On the 2sth Of April, an explanato.
~ letter was written from the Admiralty
to Sir John b. Warren, in which he was
told, That their Lord.hips expect, and
direct him to maintain blockade de. fac
10 Of every port of the United States Of
America, to which his force may be ade
quale."
FreemQn's journal.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. %.
Capture Of Maiden

AND
SURRENDER or PR0cTOR'S
ARMY
A gentleman who came in the
New-York Mail stage yesterday
morning, informs. that the steam
boat which arrived at New York on
Sunday, brought BuHalOe extra.
which stated that person had ar
rived at Chippeway. from the west
ward, bringing Information OF &C.
neral Harrison having taken Fort
Maiden! and that General Proctor
with all his army had surrendered
to the American general.
ALBANY ARGus-Extra.
FRIDAY .arcniag, Sep. ~.
The Western Mail which arrived ye-
sterday evening, brought the following
letter, written by d. Long TO a gentle
man of this place, vino has favored Us
with copy for publcatiop
CLEyELAND, Sept. ls.
At BuffaIoe there wasa report from
Csnada tina, General Harrison had cap
tured Maiden.
We learn, from Canada. that a gentle.
man arrived a, Chippeway on Thursday
last, from The Westward, and reported
,hat General Harrison had captured
M.lden with the whole B.l,ish army.
% a
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DREADFUL CONFLICT:

Extract Of letter received in the cify
Of Washington, dated Fort Sc. Ste
hhens, September 4, 1918.
g The storm which has been so long
gathering. and SO often predicted BY no
nest, respectable citizens, has at length
fallen on our infant defenceIess settle
ments. On Monday last the Greek in-
dams commenced hostilities against US,
and on that day reduced one fort at Ten
saio, about Is miles from Stoddert; in
which there we're between 3 and 400
persons Of eyeiy description. Of these
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COMMUNE ALTON.

49, COMMUNE ALTON.
Comfort for tie Subscribers to the
LoAN OF SIXTEEN MILLIONS. I
E The National InteiEgencer OF Mon
day contains piece, said to be taken
from the Aurora, and probably the pro-
ductiop Of the present .jactotum of the
government wherein it is attempted TO
he shewn, "That the Loan costs the
public only So s3.per cent per annum,
making an allowance of one fourth per
cent. for collecting subscriptions, in
stead of "above and half per cent"
according to the prevailing opinion"
that the 10 per cent. under par at which
the stock is received, is not to be consi-
dered present payment, but at the
soonest at the ena of l3 years; and that
the government do not promise payment
then, but only promise "nos to pay be-
fore that time 20 That "S IL paid B
years henccis werth but IS 81; (more
accurately s. 33) and if it should so
happen that the principal should not be
paid before the end Of So years, those
s IL cannot be called more than 8 g Sc
q es l.2) at the tine Of subscribing"
All this is very encouraging.
Without entering into minute eSa-
animation of the statement, it is very
clear, that if s. Richard" lends ;" John"
5 100, and receives his note for Sis 90
bearing present inter est of per cent.
per annum, but the principal not paya-
bic till the end OF Is years, and then on
ly a. the option of the borrower, the
onger payment is delayed, the less be.
nefii will result to the lender from the
premium included in the note. But sup
pose payment is made at the expiration
of Is years--besides the original sum
advarced, Richard viii receive his pre-
MUM of 5 l3 90
He will have received Is years
interest, at the rate Of Sc SO ass
ID per cent. per annum, a.
mounting to 80 IS
Making the sum Of s lo2 II
And averaging, per annum, an increase
or interest, On the sum originally ad
vanccd of 81 80 per cent Surprising
paymen. is not made till the end of 30
years, the average increase will be
81 IS per cent.
All this time, however, Richard runs
the risk Of Johns honesty and good for
tune; if either should prove deficient,
fears for the ultimate safety of the debt
will arise, and Albert may step in and
purchase Johns note at so per cent. dis
count. Alas, poor Richard I!
when Plus VII. issued his bull ofex-
communication against Bonaparte, the
Abbot OF the religious order of La TraPPe
then in Paris, was arrested by the tyrant
on tie mere suspicion that be had caus-
ed the same to be published on the walls
of Ns,re-Dame and the Palace OF Fhuil-
leries. This venerable prelate at the
age Of eighty years was ordered for ex-
ecution in the course of twelve hours
Preyiou. to his death, he delivered into
he hands Of his confessor the following
copy Of letter addressed 10 BonaPaFts'
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PUBLIC SALE.

Immediately after the Sale Of CAPTAIN
fuckers PROPERTY, will be eEfosed
for. Cash,
That valuable three story
Brick House on Fairfax Street, occupi.
I'd by William Wedderburn.
p G.. Marsteller.
September %. dts.
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday the 9Th October, at hay
hast 10 o'clock,
THAT large Lot Of Ground, Bake
and Dwelling Hsuse, &c. situated
on the corner of Water and Oronoko
streets, for many years occupied by Mr..
Andrew JAMESON.
Terms, sc: will be made known on
the day of sale
P. G.. Marsteller.
September % dts
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F. r SIT


~G0HE subscriber being detirous OF
4 closing his affairs in Alexandria,
offers for sale lis Wharf, and Ware.
mousse thereon. 1'he House is large
and COW enient to the River. with tho
use of 20 feet Alley on the South,
sx.endins to Union Street. Tho
Wharf can accommodate ships of the
greatest drsught 81 water
also, three building lots between the
said Warehouse and Union Street, Two
Of which fronts on saia street27 ieets.
nhes each, and extending hack IS
fee. the other fronting on the slley
.33 feet, and extending back SIS feet Z
inches, on which lots are q Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse and stable.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north sios Vi King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, a Farm, in the county OF Fair.
fax, about ten miles from lexandrias
containing one hundred and sixiy.two
acres. with good Orchard and out
Houses
If the above property is net sold At
private sale before the second day OF
October next, il will on that day be of.
fered at public sale.
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
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June rs
N. B. The above PRO.

PERTY will be sold at Public Sale Oh
Saturday the End October, at | o'clock
in the morning, on the Premises OF, .
liberal credit. which will be made known
at the time and place of sale.
September 9 eotds
" The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to insert the =
boye three times.
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Erfract Of a letter, dated Fort Me'gs
Srhfember l3, 1918.

"Cem. Perry with the whole OF the
British Erie feet in his possession IS
now at Putin Bay, the finest harbor in
America. We leave here ia three days
for NJ .lden, in pursuit of vanquished
foe. / calculate on no resistance there
or at Detroit. The Pot,iwottimies will
probably desert their allie, and murder
many I hepe the froher herson VIII
have credit for destroying the enemy's
force in Upper Canada"
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- JAMES G Alt.
informs the Public that he eontindes the
Clock & Watch making I.
Business at his old stand on King street
where he will give punctual and
personal attendance.
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TO RENT,

The HOUSE formerly occupied BY
me on Prince street, opposite MRS.
Resler's. go
Sept 80 St
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eStrayed.
From Ccntervilie, on Monday morning
the 10th OF August

Strayed
From Ccntervilie, on Monday morning
the 10th Of August
A chestnut sorrel Horse,
About is nan high, ORR years olds
blazed face, hind feet white, apd praba~
ally one or both Of MS fore, fest-alsoA~'
Kicked switch tail, sutsId es not carry
very high, PAGES fist ard II apt to
grunt when rode. fhe said Horse seaA
raised near the Falling Waters above
Harper's Ferry, and it is probable made
that coUrse.
/ will give a reward of Ton Dollars
20 any person who will deliver said
Horse at this p!a, e-and if brought q
ny distance, further compensation.
John Hampton.
Buck nd. se2, 80 i4w.s
Spanish SEGhKS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has for Sale 1t
Mr.. Francis Hucorp'a
70 boxes
"a malt do.
l8 quarter do.
BEST SPANISH SCARS;
Vincent Niagry.
September -. ST.
Valuable Wharf Property