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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
RrGnmoNp, FEBRUARY !, l8ls.
10 the Patrons Of The YirsiniI .lrgus

The Public are respectfully informed by the
ADMINISTRATIVE OF The late Proprietor, that, not
having been able To effect 3 sale of the Esta.
blisbmen,, as was at first proposed. she has de.
termined, with the advice oi her friends, to en-
ter into co-partnership with Mr.. PHILIP
Du-YAL, who has undertaken the entire MAJ
nagemeat of the ARGUS, and is we'll qualified
TO conduct the Paper confcrmably to it's origi
nal principles, with such degcee of energy
and attention, as, she Hatlers herself, will give
perfect satisfaction to lis frit MS and patrons.
The Administrators lenders her grateful ae-
acknowledgements 10 those Gentleman who have
continued to patton &c tie Argus. notwithstand.
lag al tie disadvan; ages winch she is fully sen
sible it has labored un Ter, bo,h from its unset>
tied state, and the diff ;ulty Of conducting it
properly, which arose from the extreme youth
Of her Son, under whose name it has latt=rly
been issued. She hopes for a continuation of
patronage, as considerable exertions are ma,
king - replace the paper on its former respec,
table standing and neither pains ror expense
will be spared to render it az valuable as any
pubiical ion in Inc United States.
o." SIR Dr. VI VIII take charge OF the
Establ;shmen; in few DAYS.
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SAVANNAH UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
TX TRACT OF LETTERS.
SAVANNAH, January 9

SAVANHAH, January %.
Here we are under Martial aw /; not know
ing the hour when the British forces may pay
uss visit We lave no positive accounts from
the Sou'hward, however, 10 warrant Il positive
conclusion, that they are concing this way
We believe the forces at Cumberland and St.
Mary's to be about Hx hopsaHd men.
lno'hey ExRaci. same date.
Martial Law was declared to-day. Gorer-
nor Early has arrived At tive Lines with f7ps
thousand strong reiniorcements are on
.their way.-our forti6cat ons pregf csses RAPID.
w and Nye able, at present, to sustain and repel
The attack Of all the British forces said to have
arrived"
dsoiher Extract, same dafe.
lhave only time 90 siy We are under MART
- Law, the enemy daily expected Shout they
have the temerity to approach, trust we shall
% ao'c to give good account OF them--at least /,
they Wi not get the place, without struggle /;
apd that pretty hard one :"
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NOTICE.
" III BE S o L d,

VI l. b S o l. u,
ON the 23rd instsDt nn = cyslHf aFels,ss
~ months, (the purchaser giving bond aad
approved security,) at the late dwelling oF
PETE Il CLARKSoN, decreased, in Aibemarle
county, the balance of CORN, FODDER, &c &s.
belonging 10 said estate, at v hich lime tie bs.
lance Obs EsrArE will be divided amongst
the LEeATEEs. Those having claims, not yct
made known are again r. quested 70 briDg ihcm
forward properly authenticated. Those indebt,
ed are requested to make immediate payment.
DAVID }. LEWIS, Ez'c =
January Il. 1t
CJ' THs sale Of the above property is una
voidsbly postponed until Tuesday tbs 9TH day
Of February, when 1t will certainly ke place.
4 parcel OF VALUABLE SLAVES, consisting
Of MEN belonging TO sad Este will be sold
on a credit ~ months.
The sale will commsncs at "a O'clock.
DAVID J. LEWIS, E1'r.
February I q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
From the Georgia Argss.

letter from Augusta mentions, that the Sc
veral Judges of the Superior court convened in
that city on Friday last to consider on the COM
sfitrtiona;ity of the law for staying executions
&c. The que stion was brought before the Su.
perior court Richmond county, Chen in ses.
sion) by rules served on the Clerk and Sheriff,
requiring them TO shew cause why executions
had not been issued and levied as usual-these
officers offered in justification, the act OF the
last session graptgg stay Of xecution on Sc
curity being given Richard RI Wilde, ESQ
addressed the Court in short speech, and
urged the urcorsfItnfioraiity Of the law in ques
ton. The Judges then requested such mems
bers Of the Bar as might wish to express their
sentiments, on either side, to do so--Whereup.
on, Mr. Wood Of Columbia, "a member Of the
last Legislature and one Of the BARI made ssme
remarks explanatory of that section of the act
referring to judgments heretofore obtainei-he
Adduced as prec edents, the passage of similar
laws in other ststes--his arguments we're chief.
w confined to the erbeiieHeY Of the act--that it
was necessary 20 protect the property Of those
who are in military servicc--he also spoke Of
the probability OF an invasion o the State from
the late demonstration Of the enemy I'm taking
possession of Cumberland Island, the report OF
which had Just reached VS.. G. neral Fournoy
made an observation to this efiect-that on q
subject Of such magnitude he submitted 10 the
Judg 5. the proprie'y, in the first instance, Of
duly considering, uhether they posseseI rhs botp
er sfdeei!inR on the pReons,ifufiogaify Of kaIss
Not that he bad any doubts himself, but this
question had been discussed even ~ Congress
by men Of the most distinguished taicnts, and
not decided. The Judges declared they utter.
tanned no doubts Of that power being vested in
them, and % they had been called on, they con-
sidered it their duty TO exercise it. Ths diss
cussion being closed, the Judges retired and
after half an hours conversa ION, returned to
the .Bonoh. Judge Berrien presiding, after a
short preface, delivered the dec ision of the
Court At considerable length, who were aHani.
snousJ Of opinion, that tn, law was a1eoisH ~
fionaL II is impossible Cor me to give you any
thing like correct view Of the opinion tx
| pressed bY the court--tbey regretted particu.
lsrly chat 1t becAne their duty 10 declare the
section giving .eliefto the soldiers as uncon~
stitutional, but expressed their intention OF
granting 20 them ali the indulgence they con.
sistertly can. The Grand Jury took into con-
sideratiou the opinion pronounced By the Court,
ard ordered 500 copies Of it TO be printed and
circulated for general information,
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Latest rrolu New-Orleans
Prom The Daily COMPILER. .

IRON, The Daily Compiler.
We are in 'ebted 70 the politeness of friend
for the following
Extract ola litter dated New Orleans, 5,h
January 1915, 10 gentleman in this
CRY.
% have now to inform you the enemy are
yet on the ground where they first landed,
say six miles below the city, their force is
supposed about 1000 Ga the evening Of
Their landing, say 23d ult. orr advance
guard had warm engagement in the night.
which resulted in cur favor. Our army
fell back 10 ta;e favorable position End
have entreHched themselves On the 27;h
they advanced with a view Of storming our
works and were repGlsed y 18th considerable
Joss. In this engagement was present, and
had several narrow escapes on the lst in
slant ,hey made a second attempt and were
again repulsed without much loss on our
side. Our ftrce is nov very strong. say IL
to 10000, and our works are also in state
of forwardness to bid defiance 1t is in con
temptation to affer the enemy battle In
day or Two and have not the least doubt
of our success.
p. s. Friday night Nothing new. This
day."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
From fhe Correshondent of the National
Hlc!Egencer.

NEw>YoRK, January 90.
Faiuaoke orrivai.-Yesterday arrived at
this por; the private armed schooner Law
renee, Edward Neazey, esq. Commander,
from cruize OF iO7 days off Bermuda, the
English Channel. Cape ST. Vircents, and
the CaGaries.
Capt. Veazey, during his cruize, has ia
ken Is pTizes--manned 8, burnt 4. and
given up one. He made $50 prisoners. and
and brought in IS of them. The vessels
captured amounted to more thar 5000 tons.
The Lawrence has brought in some wine.
raisins, &c taken out Of prizes.
Capt. Neazey has not brought any late
European news.
Daring the late severe snow storm, cant.
V. was OF the Delaware, in lat. SO. long.
n. Saw no British cruizers on our Goa St
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ME have taken from a NEGRO MAN.
w who says he belongs to WIZ. Archer,
Bundle Of LOVE sHAWLs, supposing them
TO be stoien goods --Any person proving tie
same can have them on application.
J. 30. WILLIAMS.
February 1. Sc
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or two after the army arrived there, that
it would be most dissraceful in any officer
Of the 18th regt. to make application for or,
ders or L furlough until the regt. was COM
Ipletely provided for its winter quarters,
and tor having himself in few days aban-
doned his regiment previous to his having
made any preparations for putting them in.
to winter quarters.
JAS. c. BRONAUGH, :
Hoshilak Surgeon u S. .9rmy
City Of Washington, 9th July, 1914,
The Court Martial, upon due considera.
ton of all and every one of the charges pre-
ferred against Col Isaac A. Coles of the
18th regt. Of Ihfartry, do. fully and honora
bly, acqHit HIM of the same and the Court
are fsrther of opinion that The said charge.
and specifications therein mentioned are
unsupported by even q shadow OF testimony,
and that the conduct of Colonel Coles On
the occasions and at the times mentioned
IL the said charges aid specifications Was
altogether correct and honorable.
ROBT- BOGARDUS, President
and Coz Of tic 4lst regt. hy ny,
JNo RoDMAN
Steciak Judge .4dUocate.
The president OF the Unned States hav-
ing approved the foregoing sentence of the
Court Martial, Colonies Cules is honorably
restored to his command. He will resume
his sword and report himself for dury.
BY order,
d. PARKER,
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IrdorssmeHt on fhe Way Bill Of the PHO,
ISk0p1

JerSey cay, one o'clock in The
morning, 26lh January.
"The United States fr,gate President is
taken, after severe running hsht of four
hours and forty minutes, by one seventy /.
four. one razee and two frisGte.. The first
fourth and fifth lieutenantS were killed.
The Commodore received 40 injury. She
was only two days out.
(oigHed) "WM. LYON"
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CHARLEsroN. jan. IS

NHARLESTON Jan. IS.
This days Southern Mail. has brought
no farther accounts Of the movements of the
British, at st. Mars and Cumberland Is
land.
We are reformed, thar letter has been
received by thi, days Southern Ifat, from
gentleman of this city, at present w Sa-
vannah, mentioning, that reports were Cir
cniatIng there, that accoun had arrived At
Amelia, that, France had declared ITlfR a
gainst 'i'edt Britain and that Mc 6ioek>
ade Of the american Ports zyere to be raj.
sed. we have M doubt the gentleman hea d
these accounts but we, as we'll as our bro
lher Editors put no faith in them. There
fore Cafohm ms, cnnfinue yonr fsreharan'
oHs, and do not relax ~ 'utt,ng your Guy
IN d compete state of defence.
Epenin.r Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
From IA Enanirer Rrtrn.

From IHT Beverly Chem 10 his brother mr..
John Cheqv ofthis city, dated 6h Ian.
The enemy are terrifying themselves
about six miles below 4 is city, aud unless
they can take the forts below. ard bring
her fieet up to cooperate, think they
will be obliged to retire without accomplish
ing their ohject--It is the general opinion
that our city is safe. Our army is near ID,
COO strong and are strongly intrepched 4 &
an half miles below ,his--very strsng, addi-
nonal works are erecting, to which we can
retire 10 case the first lire shopld be forced
but think We have nothing to fear.
cannot express 10 you the enthusiasm
Of all classes, and add with pleasure that
The Frensh and Creoles merit we'll Of their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
From the Cofee House Books.
Ertract Ola letter from Ne1o ORLEANS, dated

ErFrdct o. a tener from .Ne5V Orleans, dated
January ID.
Z" wrote you on the 30th and have now
only to say, that on yesterday, the enemy
opened their batteries, and warm action
ensued tor about four hours without any in
Permission, when their guns were dism ount.
ed. Our loss lid not exceed ten killed and
wouaded they have not appeared to day
at their batteries. which is a str NJ evidence
OF their destruction. Our strength encreas.
es every day.
Extract Of another icfter, dated .IIn
addressed you on the I'd, since which
nothing has occurred in the situation Of our
armies. The troops from Kentucky enter,
ed the field, and considerable preparations
OF defence are making on our part We
have no correct account of the enemy's
movemehts'-Spies are out to endeavor TO
ascertain their movements. Our nf5cers do
not intend to risk general battle, unless
they come forward, when we shall have the
advantage of our breSstworks.
have seen Gen! Adair and consider
the city safe"
1--WE understand, the same letter states
that reinforcement Of troops, Indians, re-
sulars, &c. were rapidly approaching New
Orleans from Mobile -EHgtGrer ErHa.
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LGtes, Esrac.,-8 p. NJ
GIVE are in hoursy expectations Of the arri
val OF Major General Pintrev ;wh6 we are in.
formed, has ordered on loc0 oil the South Ca.
roIina Militia among whom are your country
sharp shooters, who can pick out a squirraps
eye at the distance OF 100 yards. They will
match, and beat Woedbine's motley crevv, e.
ven if they have half the number. A number
OF your disciplined officers are expected to
start rom Charleston, for this place. OH the
24th instant"
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ID. PARKER
HJi- and INSPECTOR Gen
From hs Peers burg Rtpa6iiedn.
MADAM,

Petersburg, 25fh January. 1915.
The undersigned. by the request and
in the behalf OF the FeerI6Rrg YirSi'.ia Polun.
t,eyS, sslicit you to accept the P.iI.N1IN'G
accompanying this, rs testimony oi the high
respect ana esteem ti;y entertain 10, you.-
They consider you = distinguished exam
pie Of Fem lie excellence and Female p trlut-
ism. BY your attendance a: the Festival given
US 10y the cit zens OF Petersburg, we ieel our.
selves partio ulaIly honored-and the COMP Ii
m Mt paid Us by you On that occasion, the
exhibition OF an elegant Embroidery, and one
peculiar appropriate TO the occasion, was
highly appreciated ny ,hsr:.
The Petersburg Virginia Volunteers beg you
70 accept the assurances of the lively interest
they feel in your ksppnI IS and prosperity and
it is their g. iSh ai.A ardent pray er, that Your
rare excellence and patriotic virtues, may be an
example which viii be follow ed by others OF
Your Se&.
w remain, with high esteem,
Your most obedient, very humble
Servants,
JAMES CABANNlSS,
JOHN SPRATr.
Miss 4HnG Matilda Hening.
Richmond, January Is, 1915.
GENrLEMEx,
With emotions OF the liyeliest graz
titude, have received the elegant piece OF
Lmblama,ic Painting, which the politeneAs OF
the Pe'erSburg ;Usinia VotHnteeis" has, by
your hands presented TO me.
present SO noble and splendid, does me
more honor than the exhibition Of my CONNIE.
moraiye Picce OF neeale zoo,k deserved: or I'M
deed, to which the highest ambition of fsmis
nine vanity cou!d have asPiredi and in return
ins to the truly respectable, patriotic corps OF
which YOU aie members, my sircere and rte
!ul ackncw'edg ments, request you to add The
assurance, that through life, shall cherish and
preserve their elegant donation as the most
gratifying and valued mark OF distinction ever
Conferred on me.
While the generous patriotism and unriyal
led militnry worth of the illustrious band of
Peters6u'g Virginia Volunteers" st&Rds recor-
ded in the annals OF our country, Us permanent
subjects of public applause, the private circle
of nay friends and acquaintancas, will always
view with sentiments of pleasure and admira-
ton, this noble monument of chiyalrous and
magnificent liberal ty.
For the polite and too complementary terms
Of the address which accompanied the painting,
wish you to accept the assurance OF my most
fetvant wishes for your welfare and happiness,
and remain with sentiments Of gratitude,
Yours,
ANNA MATILDA HENlNG.
Messrs. Cabaness Il Sprstt,
of the Petersburg Va Volunteers.
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The p esident Fri ate.

Postscript 10 The .WeSv- York l.ercan,Ke
AdUertiser, Of Jan. 26.
DISASTROUS NEWS.
Rcttorted cdf,ure of the President Frigate
Mr.. North, purser of the navy, arrived
in town last evening from New London, and
states that Gag from the British squadron
arrived at New London ON Monday evening,
with a letter for Mrs. Decatur. the bearer
OF which informed, tina; thu frigate Presi-
dent was captured the second day out from
this port. OF ship OF the l;ne, raxee and
TWO frigates, alter an action c. FOUR
HOURS and FORTY MINUTES, dur>
ing which the LIST, 4th and SIN lieuen-
auts were killed and the sailing master
wounded. Mr.. North could not state any
OF er circumstances of the action, and did
not know any thug of the vessels which
sailed in company with tbs President, but
rtatcd that t1is mcrnlrg's mail from New
London, would bring confirms ton and
the particulars Of this unfortunate loss. -
NJ. North received these particulars from
commodore Shaw, commander of the u. ).
squadron at New London.
lie E. tern Mail If this morning will,
in all probability, either confirm or contra
DICT the above unpleasant report
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
From the PHILADELPHIA True american, of
January 81.

January 27.
CAPTURE OF The PRESIDENT.
The New-York PHO, Stage arrived here
yesterday evening with the following me Ian,
cholY information:
Cohy 2fG letter j, on, a gentleman az .Ne5y,
York, 10 rs. trend in this cify dated
New YorE, January IS. 1915.
Eigh: O'Clock, "Wednesday ev ming.
"Dear sir am sorry ha, ( to inform
YOU, that The United States frisate pei.
deml, commoacle Decatur, has been can
tured ty tnTee Br"rh iyisates a d one segen.
ty.iour. after an engagement of tour hours
and twenty ui..u.e3. The President was
taken t~odays after leaving New-York.
4" Ihe particulars oi killed aad wounded
am unaoie 10 give ct present. Tue first.
fourth, and hith iieuten.nts are said to be
Killed. Commodore Decatur lia- escancd
unhurt. The news comes f.om New.I.,u.
don. A ias was sent OF shore, with one Of
tie ohicers belonging to the President, WHO
forwarded letters. on 70 New -Yurk, which
reached here this evening. More particu.
lars hereafter"
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
WAsHINCToN, Ian. 3.
TIE NATIONAL. BANK BILL.

W = SSi e TON, Jan 5.
THE NATIONAL. BANK BILL.
The question On the frsl passage OF the hill
from the Senate to incorporate the National
8anS, WAS t,ken in the Fl. of Representa-
tives Al late hour yesterday, ami decided IN
the negative.
The call Of the Roll gave mai ritv Of
one rate i'll favor Of the bill which was lied
by .he vote Of The speaker, end tie bin thus
lost. Every Federal member and abnut
twenty Republicans, voted against the Iii;
AMI eightYcnc Republicans in favor Of it.
Perhaps no vote ever taken in the House
of Congress exhibits mere singular aspect,
or excited deeper interest.
Many voted in favor Of tic bill, and more
than one abstained from vctire at al. who
have, Until this session, uniformly opposed
sHcii institutions ;-th6y sacrificed their scru-
pies 10 what appeared TO them imperious ne
cessity, and the EFFICIENCY Of heir country
Tn the other hand, 4 stl.l greater proportion
of those who voted ar1iRSt the I'LL have no
scruple OF the kind, but either deemed The
bill imperfect or impracticable IN It's detail
lamong whom was the Speaker and other
Republicans or. acted from a determination
to thwart it as z measure ofthe administration
for the support OF government and for the
maintenance of pabc credit. 4 large ma
oii'y Of Republicans who voted against the
bill, Gid 50 from constitutional objections ;
AMI more than one If thcse compelled 50 60
vote, we verify believe, hoped IN their hearts
the bin wou!d pass.
The result was unexpected to MS it was
So to many. Though some nj the features Of
&c till inis..t IL ..!eun-as eeHsiy changed, We
hoped f,r is passage. Having seen me-
inritv Of nineteen recorded IN favor of the
passage Of the IL to a third reading, We
thmght we were justified in placing 10 pas
sage on the footing Of probability.
1t remains to be seen whether all caIcua-
tions on probability viii not ag,in be defeat
ed, tho bill reconsidercd, and ultimately pass
cd i'll lis present or an improved sh4pe.
Nat Tv'.
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w LLN.E "a srlGEE-

fffNTI EAtEN travelling Enrtbv arlv. arc bore
; hv notified, ftat re pSblfch which Irayes
Me7rs Bike 49, Thwcs:t's In ct,rslnirg ever, tlav
Mt ocloca A. VI ri.l in future remain ~ ttichrcnr
oy Iong enough IN dire. ad hon proceed m Wash
iugon Nv ile IIoon'7 Ferry roofe PASSENGERS cq,e~
i'g for sasts in Peirrsb rg will have pref renee toa0
others throughout; the ijsr.
THE PROPRTfTORS.
Dec r. vGw
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"a RO.NO PNRLICO.

y consequence Of the reals becoming nncI better
J the Washington md Richmond Disl,sfci Sare
will leave Richnond ever, morning at 3 O'Clock nal
arrive o. tie following evening in Washington. WI
rlsn leave WaslrEton every morning at O'Clock and
sfr1vc on tie following cv'riuga iliehmord
TiiE PEO"RlETORS.
Inn . Of
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Navnnnr, Decemacr i

NIWBEf'!, I'tCCm1Cr =.
We learn Nv geu,,eman from Beaufort that
three of the Nomo's Priz : have got in, two
at WiiunGgton art one at Charleston, Is.
c. the timer snip Nosela. wth her cargo,
fortunately escaped.
Arrived 1T beaufort N c. on tHe 10th
inst. fine Copper bottom British Schooner,
Pie to The CAHcr Hr2 Of thi, port, 1nad-
deus Waterman commander. Cargo
Crates. Liverpool Ware, Flint and window
Glasses, &c
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FOR PENT.

4 Dwelling Wonpe m Ito rasip. bv a.. np~rTe ret
wi'h two roonis a. p pa, sac ", c.ch no-or. AVID
t~o kitchen frcraces IN The cilsr=. VII, gov ra-
der qrd we'd Of cool water ~ .he ward r ss.ssie,
III be haf, certainly IN &c 2oh If Jnuu.v, @hly
on the ig ifwan'cd 20 terms, apply 70 thc su,.o
Der, firing the prcr.isos
AilCHELACs HUGHES.
becember 70 ri
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6 !Oi IN from NY sia'les at Ham! slcad, on .hs
, GIT o. ti," 17tI siG0o,
y ~ n - y - s. - q

TU q q q r 8 = s.,
tile one lr"se hay, Chariot horse, i've feet lgA.
VIII white bud t-'t, rnd two or three white spit.
from scars, on ~ bittock This IS s!o1, compact
mteic aose, w short thick neck thin ar ard uu 80
on Jas back hiss sc'sl krot occasoicd ny tie saddle
---psc and irots The other horse st,ltnisn ban
roc" io0,t, kept ir riding horse sbon, four e. sit
el'es hiei', rcmrkaiy elise a,,i well fr-rc4 n nj,
height, AID grths u"corno;.iy large The money
pac's "r' tr' T. s'ro:Sr, Int pace is Ills sl Ia
carf7'e r's bead low is rs high h:orc as LIND hss
the er' pt his ictr.r CO.. oil, thick e~cy irsnoahd
;a, ana 80 5;'H5wcre p.7 licked Thesr horse
mr. ho'h upweds 81 ten oi, ard nu me morning
.-'"nc the theft. '' yid and traced rs tar rs
li7iover Couit-H me, sn7araniv making .ov,rsis
rrtde''es' urc ard he CIT Of Washr etrp. 10 aAy
person who will sOr an secure tic above horrss s.,
Chat shall get III a;n1, WI ~ a rev ard Of ef;-
d"~"s ADD will al7o nc iinpr al reward Misty
1Iars for the apprehension s'd safe Judgment If the
ti"f orihi yeF, Tor m punishment IN any sl in
this State, or in soy Of the Un,ci States
CONRADF WEBB
Hampstead, N,w-Ecnt, Va
fa0unrr