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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

NOTICE /" hereb, given TO the nonreGden.
proprietor, aud owners of the TO owing lots
q land, lying ia the Town Of Cornth ia the county
Of Hancock THAI hey are taxed ir the yeae 2.
for the Town, state and County, ia bill commit
ted 70 the iufdcr,ber TO co..ect a. follows:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
GLASS & NAILS,


GLASS & NAILS.
Nathaniel q Luther Dana,
.senh f., fbs B9eos Glass and SAGE NAIL Fssfor;e',
Lave for fale at their Store in Middle itreet, q
large aformen, Of
WindozO GlaG g cut Mails,
which they offer for fsle cheap fer Cain.
--ALSO-
TOO bufhels Herds grafs Seed
1850 lbs Clover Seed
ard general aGor'men, Of GARDEN Seeds, re-
ceived from the fociety of Friends in Alfred
Pe,fLssd N7speb I5 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

printing,
In all its branches exeeuleuat this Ok.ce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

March 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

enssnglin.d plains oR Europc--They rser.rs.s tie
enemy In al dirsc,ions--wth ;nierior1forsc. they
frequently conquered him.-With equal force they
nescr were v4nquished They have acquired im-
mortal renown have given confidence TO the coun-
the civilized world; and poseri,y Will look upoa the
actors in these ilus,rious scenes with the same ven
Grafton hat we now coeiempl.te the departed he-
roes of former times Fuzzy sensible OF the import
ant services which you have rendered 10 America at
very critical period aud esirous of doing justice
To citizen Of this State who deserves so well Of his
country, this city now coniers upon you her ciic
Lonors. DE WITT CLINTON.
The freemsn's oath was then adm,nistered
10 the General, and the certificate OF freedom
presented 10 him, in an elegant gold box
UPON which he e,ade the following reply -
Tie honor conferred on me BY the unanimous
voice of the Corporation, are no less ha,terng to
me than hey will be gratift ing tothe troops had
the gooa for' Inc TO command. They will receive
t.e prso5s,1n of the constituted au,horlies of The
cat. cI New. iork with due ease of its value and
implr;ance. am about to return to them and wit
ness ine easI.usiasm with which they will hail the
sentiments so honosab, expressed ON their conduct
leave. sir, the cils with AN anxious wish for It's
rosp' ry and most fervent prayers for its safety.
>na thus take most afectiona,e leave OF my fel.
iow-c.ti<ens, and of you gentlemen of the Corpora
ion in partlcular. ALEX. MACoMB.
AsGen Macomb de ccpded he Steps &C the
Halt he was cheered by vas, concoutse OF
p,opie' VINO mad assembled IN the Park.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
BOSTON, u, sem.sr IS.

BOSTON, ID, eem.sr IS
Th= private-armcd sch. Cur ber.and, Car..
kiileiaH ssied from POI III nd Llst week, Oh =
cruize.
The rrirrscr sch. Kemp, capt. Aimcao.
OF Bals has sailed from Wilmington, on .
cruize.
The Legislature Of Georgia have adopted
resolution, authorising the Governor to nceu-
ilaic Loan with the banks Of tha, state fos
IIeasy Ihoasead Dollars, 10 be advanced to
the Quarter Masters department OF accoun, os
TIC United States, as u temporary aid TO en-
able the detachment destined for Mobile is
ma, ch without delay.
From Piatsbnrgh, Dec. s.--Capt. Powers,
with The 2y,h rcgt. about eight hundred, has
gone to Hallax. These, Il Is believed, are
the only troops which have left the province;
for Nova Scotia, and their place Is suprlied
by more than one thousand troops which have
arrived in Canada,during the last Two months.
IL Is reported that The British are contrec,-
log for several thousand sieishs, and 70, ten
thousand Buffalo skins and tha, a Suinter
camha,gn is fhe order Of she day IL, Caaada.
Ii IS very possible, that Sir George wilt at
tempt 10 remove the B,itish boundary ,d
Crown Point while the Lake is covered w,h
prevent such disaster. The enciny havIn:
the command of Lake Ontario, will doubt
less diree, all his energies 10 this quarter, III
order TO gain like aseendancy on Champlain,
unless the idea OF carrying tho war into the
United States has been abandoned. The cni
cmy cannot get the immediate command Of
this lake by buiding--hcncc The probability
OF something being attempted this winter.
Cspr Dowuie publicly declared, while or
tho lsle-La-Mo,t, in the hearing OF 20 or SO
American citizens, that in SO minutes after
the hrs, FIRE, he would be on board The Amer,
ican ship Saratoga. The first fire from the
Saratoga proved fatal 10 Capt. u.
The following articles were found on board
small transport sloop, which accompanied
the British fleet as far as Isle La. Mott, ia
September last, and there sunk in consc.
qucnce of being too heavy loaded. x
$4,000 sand bsgs 5000 fsscine knives an
anchor weighing 500 lbs "a six inch cable,
oo4 feet In length large quantity OF shoe
aud shells 200 shovcls aud spades, 100 pick
axes 20 kegs powder number OF bbls.
beef and several bbls. of hard bread barrel
OF sugar, &c. The sloop was formerly pac-
ket between this place and Burlington, and
taken by the enemy, in this harbour, in their.
excursion up the lake in 1871, has since
been restored 20 It's former owner
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
NEW-YORK, December 9.
In C,n,ntou Conn

In C5nnton Council, Dec. 8, 1914.
A special meeting of the Common Coun-
til was held this day, for the purpose of coo.
fering the municipal honors of this city up
on General MAcoMB, the gallant defender OF
Plattsburgh, agreeably to former resolution
Of the Board.
Aldermen Lawrence and Douglass were
appointed a committee to wait on the Gener-
al. On his cnrering the Common Councii
Chamber, the members rose to receive him
and npon being introduced, His Honor the
Mayor addressed him as follows
"SrR--At the commencement Of the present war,
most Of the soldiers Of the revolution we're no more.
The surviving few bending under the weight of years,
6r still feeling the wounds they had received in their
countrys cause. were, with some exceptions, no lon-
ger able to appear in arms. A long peace had in
great degree, banshed military knowledge but there
was s,ill one institution devoted 10 its cultivation.
From this ir ttu,ion, superintendent by gentleman
of great science and talents, has proceededsthat
Knowledge which has essentially promoted the secu-
rity of Amerca-War is science IS we'll as art.
And in order to constitute able and accomplished
soldier, thcrc must be union OF salor, intelligence
AL discipline. Considering our unprepared state,
the absence &C discipline and the tow state ct mill
tary knowicde. Il Is nos to be wondered. that the
first stages Of Que contest should be marked BY un
fortunate events Adversely tries The charac,er Of
nations as well as of iRdividusls II was not for A
mcrica in the vgor of youth and IN the fall posses
sion OF martha courage anl physical power, to sue
comb usdcr series of disastrous occurrences, she
IA the ptcniute of h-r Strength, like Sampson
from his slum5c.s: she sen; forth her gallant
~ t,. comis; ts.y measured sxosds with ons.,ri-
, veteran armies that hid sa:llrred aurS's On the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
From The Boaion Yan.,ee.

Steel's list ot ships oi Yat on the American
coast is as toiiows-l7 ships of the line,
;trom Al 10 SO guns, 81 frigstes, 20 sloops,
% briss al z schooners; total ll6. We
would advise John Bull to ordsr 100 OF these
TO the British channel, 10 protect their owa
coasting trade. Ii is quite ridiculous to have
- many ships pasaded OH our roast, wneh
they can capture nothing; nor do any harm.
The +" Baltimore Ayers" autno,ised by
Congress, will be ready for sea with the
greatest expedition. Six of them are enga
ged to be built at New YoK in 60 days. Be-
sides which, number arc III active prepa'a
tion, and will be ready in week. Com
Porter i, TO command squad "on of hese Hy
ing cruizers for two or three months during
the winter.
The people of England are continually "a
unused by every thing that folly and delusion
can suggest They have had Grand Nation
al Jubilee, and Naval Fetes, wherein Ameri-
can frigates were made TO ike their flags TO
theirs, in the River Thames.
Conveys, 1t appears, are ordered to protec,
British merchant ships across the narrow
channel of England. One was to sail from
Cork, valued at l,5oo,0 sterling. This
looks weli---let our government mind this,
md make haste, withthc Baltimore fyers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
BY MAIL.
ALBANY, December 6.

Com. Macdonough was escorted Into this
ci,y yesterday, by the corporation, military
and citizens-the bells ringiag merry peal,
and the cannon rouzing esno from her CELL
On arriving at the capitol the Commodore
was presented with the freedom Of the city,
and the deed for lot adjoining Washington
Officers of the army ia the city, no, having
been assigned place in the o. der OF process
sion, withG laudable spirit repaired to Troy
in the morning, to form special escort TO tho
commodore. We shall probably give the de-
tails in our next.
The Commodore has been complimen,sd
with public dinner at Salem, Waterford and
Troy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

and aeles, of Sir Gsors( Pi FROST, a, the head
OF Wellioglon's. veterans Read that, my
Lord. Hands him ne ho!her.
Eam6ier, rsads ryith great ccsernsss--
6ses his Hfs, changes eoior, groa,ss, anR siyAs.
BY Heaven, IL is so-1he sins cEa mons are
blown 10 The devil. Have you any More sir
Gaaatin. Yes, my Lord, here is The Off.
iai account OF the cepturc. OF Fort E,ic, by
Gen. Scorr aud the subsequent repuIse OF
he Blush troops in attempting 20 storm 1t.
Read that, my Lord, and think about your
sine qna n0ns
Gambler reads, sishs, and flies 90 in a
rage
GaIiatin---s,op, sop, my good Lord, and
tell me what you intend TO do with your siae-
qua mona
n His Lordship still kep, his pace,
IN grea, haste, and left MI. Gallalin very
abruptly --yery unlike great Lord, bred up
IN the school of My Lord Chesterfield. And
80 ended this Dialogue, and so will end their
sinf qua Mons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
by Last Evenings Mail.

Gailaut Defence.

Arrived here, on Thursday evening last,
tiom Fayal, via Amelia, fourteen ofthe crew
ut the privateer General Armstrong, Capt
. Reed, who report That eighteen days after
leaving Ncw-York, they put into FsyaI--that
about Two hours after coming 10 anchor, the
Bnush brig Comei, OF l8 guns, came in aud
anchored within gun shot oil the Armstrong,
and Immediately manned three of her bargcs,
at which time the Rota frigate and Plantase-
net ~, also stood into port. When the briggs
boats came within hail, Capt. Reed ordered
them to keep off, they however continued
pulling tor the Armstrong, when the boats
were fired into from bcr which killed eight
or ten OF the enemy. The "a and ffikltc
pcrcciviDg this, forthwith manned i6 bargcs
with about $50 men-the General Armstrong
then cut her cables and warped in directly
under The guns of the fort. Between ! and
~ O'CLOCK at night, the whole number Of bar.
ges were discovered from The Armstrong,
within pistol shol--when at the moment they
were about dividing into four divisions,
broadsidc from the long Tom and three long
30 we're fired into them, which put the enc
my into great confusion, killing the frs: 1t.
Of the frgatc, who commanded The bargcs,
,a0d many Others. The whole of the barges
then came under the Armstrong; bow,kecp-
ing up continual fire, which was returned
from on board with great spirit. Several at
tempts were made TO 5oa,d the Armstrong,
but were rcpuIsed, with great destruction to
tho enemy. The barges finding that taey
could not carry her, hauled off u0,il morning,
when they renewed the attack, the big in
company. The General Armstrong COM
penced with brisk fire on The brig and bar
ges, and continued il for some time but
finding the force Of the enemy was 700 great,
end seeing no hopes of saving the ship, Capt.
Kccd gave orders fo cot away the mssts and
figying, and to fire three FOUNDERS through
her bottom-thls was promptly executed,
when the crew then abandobcd her and arriv.
cd safe on shore.
Thus fell the Armstrong Into the hands OF
the British, after u resistance worthy of The
cause which animated her gallant officers and
crew. The enemy on taking possession Of
ihe Armstrong finding her SO much injured
and IN sioking condition set her on FIRE.
The General Armstrong. bad killed, 1t. @.
Williams, ] seamen, and z woundcd--ioss
OF the enemy 100 killed, and $50 wounded,
as acknowledged by them, the number nov.
ever supposed TO be greater.
The Armstrong; force was long mines
and 81 pounder amidship,, with compile
uent oi 90 men,
The commandant a, Faysi despatched sboat
to the enemy, iorbiddiog an attack on the Cen
eraI Armstrong--seswer was retlrped,that,f
he attempted to protect her, they would lire
on the town.
Captain Reed is expected 10 town from ST.
Mays when we shall no doubt havc further
and more particular account ofthis affair.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

~ We have been requested to correct an error
with respect to the Report Of the Newport Bank.
made to the General Assembly, in October last and
published in our paper bf the 23d Nov last It ID
there stated, as so much Specie IA The Bank where.
as in the written Report made by the Dank, it was
there stated, T" Sbecie in The Bank and sbeciaHv de.
bosi'cd al Bank .. .Hassaehnseits ~ The sum de.
posted 10 Massachusetts was and is large propor.
tion OF the specie Of said Bank Dec. H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
lIARRIKD,

In this town. on the 9Th ul by the Rev Mr. Glib.
soh, Mr.. RicHAaD RICHARDSON to Mrs ELIZA.
BETH SUTHERLAND, both Of his town
In Glasgow, Mr. Henry Cain, aged 84 to Mrs.
Maxwell, aged 90! II is the SIXTH time of tho
br'dcgi oom. and the sIsTH time Of The bride bcl
ing joined in wedlock.
In Rowley. Mr. John Persy. aged 7e, TO Mrs:
Hannah Clarke. his fourth wiic. aged g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
NEW POKl.
HEDAFSDdY, DECElIBEk Ia, 1914.

Csps GEM. WATSON, OF tins town, has
been oreveued Major, IN lhelarmy of the
United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

"A destructive II. o.oSe 'ai on Sunday, on
the premises of NJ Coooes,, of the Political
Register, in Hampshire. All his barns, sta
bIcs, SC. were burnt to ashes. The live STOCK
including oxen, horses, Sc was all saved,
The properly was insured. The fre was
caused by spark accidentally Catching the
thatch.--- London Times, Der. 10!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
FRESH GOODS.

lust rcceived, asiesh supply of GOODS, euitabl6
y for the season, such as fine and low priced
Broadcioths, Cassiinercs, Cords, Sattinetts.
Plains, Coatings and Flsnncls.
.Mso-A few pieces OF
Furniture Chintz, elegant Calicocs and
Cmghams; one case Of Cambrick's and fg-
urcd Lenocs.
Lt.Disc Keeps constantly on hand
Homespun Giogbams, Stripes, Chambrays
and SheeiIngs.
All which will be sold cheap for easl only
= st A. RICH .IOND.
N d NewYork money will be received a, a small
discount Dec l4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15
CONGRESS.

The 90 per cent Spirit Tax has passed the Senate
and House. The Bank Bill is before the Senate. II
is proposed TO reduce the capital TO IS millions A
Bill is before the Senate for tle appointment Of
Admira's. There was but one nay on passing the
spirit tax in the Senate. The House has passed
Giles Army Bill with some amendments and has
passed the Volunteer Bili.-Each minor, after en-
listment is to have four days reconsider his de-
cision. person who procures a recruit to serve
during the war, is thereby exempted from all mill
tary service during the same period. New loan Acts
have been reported to Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

II Second Zsrah Coi5urn
There is now In Omo boy of surprising
natural genius in the rules of arithmetic. He
is about sSears old. Nothing very remarkable
was observed in the boy Till about year ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

The British sch. Fox, from Newfoundland
for Spain, cargo fish, arrived at Wilmington,
n. L. 23d ult. prize TO the lcttcr-of-marquc
schooner Jonquilc, Of New-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

The Three Bees, ali English outward
bound Indamah, caught fire at Port jackson,
~ wv ard Wa. ,o,ally copsumed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

Ers:ern States. are csip;lel.,h. lcs1;s TIA. RI
valship TO DC apprchended,, al least Tor time.
The enmi,y, then. OF the den,ocrs;ic party to
the .ederalisls, ought in good policy TO be
rather cherished tnan supprcssed.-Ix more
fhr fsvo farnss s0eaker each other, ne better
shry serve me interest ~ Grsar Britain. To-
deed Great IS .tl:n need, not better auxilia.
ry lhsn the Jealousy OF rhe Southern against
the Northern Sales. a peace would heal
those divisions; wherefore peace is IN event
that may b. considered, peihaps, at some dis
tance, however desirable II might be ia otaer
points of w."-Qgetee Meregry,9 Aov IS.
So the war is to be continued by Great Britain two.
five, ten years. for the KIP purpose of giving
time 10 the parties, .SeGken and dssrcy e natural
f0srers c the Nafes. and until they fau easy PREV
he canning foc. Let ch one so regulate his
conduct. Illustrate the plots and Vaccinations
OF the coMAoS ENEMy.-Pairi0f.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

CAPTAIN Users .NarrGtive.-We have the
authority of Captain Usher TO state, that t,v
narrative which appeared IN some London pa
pers, purporting 10 have been written 10y him,
is gross forgery, and consequently an impo
sition on the public. Courier, Seas %
Ii viii be recollected the narrative ,abo.t
alluded TO, attributed to Bonaparte some uGic-
ulous observations relative the war between
this country and England, as having been com
menced at mis- ins'iga,on, sc
.vezv- York H-rcaHfilc idperhser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-15

THE Farmers and Dickcrstaf's ALMANACEy
for 1915 the gross, dozen or single, at tho
lowest wholesale prices, for sale at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29
LHND FOR Sill h.

y Y VIRTUE Of Deed of Trust executed on the
- 2sd day ct June, 1910, by Mourning I4pseomb
10 us os Trustees, to secure 20 George S laughter
certain sum OF money therein mentioned said deed
Is recorded IN the County Court OF King vii
liam.
nm BE SOLD for ready money on TIE pre.
misses on the 18th DIV Of February next,
404 dcres Of Land.
Whereon the sail Mou~niug Lipseomb resides, ".
ing and being in the Perish OF ST. johns, and Coun
y Of KIM William, or SO mush Of said Land 81,
viii be sufficient to pay six bundred and twenty four
dollars ~ cents with interest there from d., 9sl
day OF June 1879, GIL ps'd end sIl ether coefn.
gent cbarscs that r1ay be necessary in carrying this
deed into execution
HABDET tTTTLEPAGE.
Is. LiPSCOMB.
Jan. IS. WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29

{ Ny person Wishing TO use in their Disfillerv.
y Grocery or otherwise, ID. AIison's highly aD.
proved method Of improving spirituous rqnors, 6e
may be Furnished with isdivigual rights at g Is in
2ay town or county in Vrginn, not airsadg exclo.
5.ye'y furnished, on application 10 Mr. Corn -iss
Payne, Bynehburgh, or the Subscriber, Richmopd
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. If
PS Communications by mail. post paid, viii be
promptly attended TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29

THE Subscriber having p,rchssed IF Iares T.
Foster, his interest ~ tle late firm OF Booker and
Foster, request I'll tbogc indebted 10 the same, 10
make Poyment-he has on hand a small sssorteasht
Of goods suitable tor the present season. which heo.
ters on reasonable terms fer cash only
Edmund HOOKER.
James Town, January It, 6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29
IN Esta6lishment far sri, ming Cotton Ia n,
F o r s AL E.

an I;SfcoHsfrfenffo Jar Silff ming Cotton Ia "a,
. X s A l. T..
~GREEABLY TO law lately enacted by the
stockholders OF the Halifax Manufacturing So
cety, body incorporated by law o. the Legislature
Of Vrgina-Ne, the subscribers, offer for SALE all
the property belonging the said society consisting
ct lie acres OF land, eornmodious two story house
thereon, Sc by 81 feet, sor containing and working
the machinery, commodious hor,e, SO by 81 feet
with convenient cellar for the accommodation of
tie hands, storing cotton yarn, Sc turner's shop,
10 feet by 2i feet; and meat house. 10 By l2 feet
The Spinning Machinery s now incperatLon, and
consists o implements to put in elton tive rhrose
Ersmes .. 90 spndles each--one other ThrostIe
trsmo OF so spindles six carding engines, consisting
o. two breakers and four & shers-Eleven drawing
and roping hands, and one nue--of 90 spndles
sc sc.
The said property IL on Bsni,ter River, stream
which atords plenty of water of the dryest seasons
and the water is supplied TO put the machinery &
| turner's SHOP into operation, free OF any charge
whatever, by Maj. J. Wimbish, who owns a very
valuable manufacturing mill near the said property
winch rs on public road, leading from North to
SOUTH within enc mile Of Halifax Court. House, Va.
where cotton yarn rs in demand, and cotton To
oetaned with great convenience.
The society have determined TO sell the above
property from conviction that no labors fthe kind
cav be managed probably BY corporate hody con.
| s'ung OF great number OF stockholders.
The cost of the above property has exeeeded eight
thousand dollars, hut the subscrbers calculate on
selling Mt less than the cost, having Unlimited brer
NSPoSti Va Tue property ann DenK
to close the sale by TIE Goth of March next az Hr.
theat Al accommodating credit will be given if
| curi'y.
The property we think well worthy The attention
OF man OF enterprise, particularly one aequainted
with the sit of spinning Cotton Yarn, aud OF steady
| industrious habits Such a character ~ the last
mentioned might very probably form connection
IN tins neighborhood, fdssirous Of doing 50. Stran-
gers at distance may be recommended through
some respectable hense in RichIr oud, where the
subscribers are well acquainted, For terms apply
to Ae Subscribers living near the shove property.
| CHARLES SCOTT.
ROBERT HUNT.
JAMES BRUCE.
| HsIifsS County, Va.Jsn.4, 1914
| d-5' The Editors ofthe Newport Mercury, and of
the Rhode Island American, are desired to- insert
the ABOVE for eight weeks Excessively, and send their
accounts to the Editor Of the Patriot of Richmond.
| Virginia. for payment. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-29
LOST-A TRUNK or SHOE.

= ~ y ~ I HUIFt Vf y TT IL,
81 UPPOSBD ~ hive been taken froro n waVeon
between Richmond and Frederick sbure. n,.rk-
e9 p Stnrterant, Norfolk, No. y dir etcd to care
% 'o'n lrssno, Richmond. Any perton fndine tho
same, on leaving blormaGon 81 ths Office shall be
generously rewarded Tor their trouble, aud &c ceiye
The thanks of the owner
Jsnutry II. ,e
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TEWDOLLARS NA VNRD,

- TRAYEO from the subsoribers' stable in che
- City Of Richmond, about 10 or 12 days ago.
large
err Y MHRE.
Upwards Of feet in height and about G wears IF
age, with on her left side, oeeasonsd by 8
saddle. Also a dark
BAY n o r 81,
With smaH star in las forehead, branded all
the letter W. on his right left thgh--The above
reward and travelling expenoes, VIII be paid FOR
The delivery Of che Horscs or dollars for either
OF them.
WIN. MANN.
Jan zEs
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no YIcE.

GONE time il the years 1871 Sf2, gave ny
Ronds or Notes, 20 John Z. Price deed. With
amusi Overton 5ee1ri,y, which notes I will
Il py, tsesg'o gross snd palpsbie imposition has
cen Prsctised on me-
FRANCIS TAYLOR.
Jan =. cpfm