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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-13

Fur 6.ALE,
NR # no, fold 10 be lex tor two years, one half
~ sf new ROPE WALK, near The bottom Of
Green itsee, At Deerings bntge--iaid Rope walk
j. a'nloG new ~th good machine for laying rig
mag end very convenient for carrying the tn
hne.s Of Fope mak,ng-appy 10
Ftb 27 FRANCIS PLUMFR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-13
NEW ANN.

THE Town of New Abauy wa. laid cut !.
the bank of the Ohio River, about two mia
below he Fails in the Indiana Territory. Ii h
neareit ard oet croft e pace sfom ID. MiE 81
n Vincenne' 70 Loudvle and Lvinghon ~.
ago iais hummer, and a Part Of its advantages i
PcIni CT trade navigation ihip building &c ss.
then acver:lfed. Lots we're fold on ths fin TUT
day aad NednrEday in November following Fs
thoniand doila's were appropriated to The u.s &
tohoni' 10 he town, for the beneG; OF lie nhabt
ants forever. ii fcool ia now eaablilhed ssa e..
inots added to the fra appfopria ion lissaas
ut cen Inlots, the uie Of which 10 be foreysr sDp
ed 70 he ala Of Pr. lbyeri4n Churches IN Tie luaa
which ih@il have ieiIed mni(ters Thee az
upw CO buildings and pom tice 10 The rxa
For The further promotion of lis fpeedy qrOsh
the following property will be fold by saGis-
20 wiz, 80 inlots 40 Ou,lo,s, and s Farms Wiki
farm, contain from 50 10 81 acres essh. ali ~
Tag within g miles Of the subtle fqusTe Tie
terms are one ia { al the time Of iae, and ths
other hat IN TWO equal annual payments Tn
purchaiers of inlotG 10 build fl0ne, brick i.azs
or he~ed og houie, equal 10 IS fse fqusre vi5
brick or lsone chimney within $50 years afH
The PurChsie. The farms 20 have acres csxa
fenced and 10 grafs. together with dwelling
houie within two years. The outots 10 be Gear
ed and fenced within the fame time. a run5r
OF tie farms are already confderahly inprcsul
aud ieversl of the ouIou cleared There b
isw mil IA The town with tx flaws the owEer
which will obhga.e thernlelves 10 faw for Tie Fu
haiers urtil The end CT Two years. Jr one hatd
The lumber provided the logs are delivered r..
pared tor iawiag a The mill irom the lasc now 4.
'ered for iale, which is exceedingly vel iimbssd
There IS alto grit mil ia the town which VII
gflad for the neighborhood The lac viii con-
menee at a O'Clock on Tsufaay the iilh DAY
Of hPril next Merchants, manufactures, NECTAR
ic' and aoourerS via readily perceive shs aayaH'
tage' which here pTefent themleives
~ & perion who will come well reconnsa
ded, 20 lake the charge OF cotton, cardips - \
iPinaiug machine. will meet with encoufsgeneai
]; y aio presumed that priuter would DO WI
as the back couutry i eytenhve ard rseidly -
Ting. - NJ * a. sCRIBAER
NezO hIhday, Jan 10 1875. Afsrb s =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-13

TO Ii
K CONVENIENT D@etnng Houfe, iitua'ed in
a Hancock Iaqure at this Office.
FEB %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-13
SAMUEL BU IT'S.

ID EsPECTFULLY iofJrm. lis friends ard III
IN public, that he keeps as uiuai, genera tuP
ply of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-13
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-16

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
EEANE FOR SALE, the following articles.
which will he sold by the Package. on accom-
mOdating terms, tor town acceptances:
NfRD-W.RRE So CUTLERY
casks brass head tougs and shovcis
do brass knobs. bols, iron rim locks
HI. and chest hinges
do Saddlety, containing plated bride bits,
roller buckles, sirrups martinique
hooks, saddle nails, common strrups and
bits
do tea trays, snuifer trays. waters, hearth
brushes, sc.
do table, back flaps and butt hinges
do Knob and square atches and bnl,s
10 chest, IL. III. aud =. hinges
90 needles, hsl-liooks, buttons, and bStton
moulds
case German steel haudsaws, mill, pit, and
= cut saws, and cOmpasses
do best gilt aud plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
do table and desert knives and forks pcn.
pocket and shoe knives files, scissors,
spectacles &c
do Weldon's best scythe blades, 20 81
incnes
40 boxes x and common tin.
DRY GOODS.
80 bales rose and DulIie blankets
~ 90 plains and blue and white kerseys
do real sup. IA Wech hauncls,
10 do napt cottons and Ilains,
do blue do.
do blue and olive Bear skins,
8 90 London cup. cloths &, c2ssmercs,
DO Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths, cassineres, coatinss and
yestings,
80 do best heavy German TickIenburg and
oznabnrgs,
do blue serge,
VARIETY or GOODS,
CONSISTING or
Hosiery, cnmhicks, book and leno m u5lins
Marseiles quitting, shawls ginghams, Sc.
Also, Stockinens, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens,
Oowlas, &c. SIC.
GROCERIES, &c.
so hhis. aud lOObbis New-0rlcans, Museova-
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and bkstcred steel,
20 hhds. prime noIasses,
pipes real Holland gin,
100 hbls. Clruthcl's 9Th proof rcctiied whskey
old,
DAILY EXPECTED,
General As'ormcut'oi LONDON GOODS,
imported IN the ships bidian CHEF aud rum
Iabb.
J. BROWN, Jr. {,
W. FINNEY, T. MS.
November I. 52----f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

GAS LIGilTS.---The following extract from
the Nonty Magazius, for October, 1915. is car
ncstly submitted TO the Corporation ofthis CITY.
y. y Eu. Ioost.
&c Cevent Garden Theatre during The past month,
has exhibited the triumph Of the Gas Lights Ne
YER was Illumination more brilliant, more precise,
more unoxous, au.l 1T the same time, more econo-
neal. There is biazc Of wht- light round the
Theatre, and in all it, avenues differing little G.o!,
the light orday, at half tn expeuse Of oil lamps.
which serve only to render tie dwkncss ,isrie.
There altogether, abaut sixty burners besides
globes, from which Issue streams ofilium;ra:ed gas,
almost too intense for the eve to look ut. The
whole IS transmitted above mile aad a halt, from
Tia @as Light manur,ctory. in Peter street. West
minister, which asolishts most Of the intermediate
streets and houses. Fleet street, iulga;e Hi and
other adjacent streets are lighted fUm the manu-
factory in Water Lane, and exhibit blaze Of iigh.
which eyeites astOnishMcnt and pleasure in all that
behold l..
The cost IS three pounds per annurl, o. two
pence per ais Ut ior shop window lamps four pounds
or two pence hsli peray per night, for indoor aud
street lamps and Is Gas-burner is equal t. 90
o'30 coOu,on street humps, and 10 two or three
OF the best ArsAnd Lamps, the saving IS il all
ceSss vey considerable, Independently of the vas. in
crease u the intensity of thc umiGation We are
anxious q learn tue effect in some ofthe country
towns, 4shere it has been proposed to Introduce
tits mode Of fighting, and which single station may
renieras light IS day"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
Cotu7rnIA. Is. O. December Il

c"Iu-fbiA, .. ~ DeS>mber ~.
In consequence OF re- presentation by the Com
Itee TO whom tie subject had been referred, tllat
the roomsPpropratcd 10 The Chyniel Department,
10 the COLLEGE, was too small 20 exhibit xperio.ents
& To accommodate a class. s. the Philosophical -
peatus, being kept in the room, was fable IL
injury fOa tie ac'l and 0thcr substaces en4pinyeI
IN the Chynsl experiments, the Legislature on
"Wednesday last, passed. resolution appropriaiqy
sHiIicient 10 bGi;d house Tor the exclusive
dse Of ti,at scool.
Ma. OGlLytE, on Saturday week last, delivered
before the Members oil the Legislature and large
asscnsIage Of citizens, an Grafton, the object Of
which was to convince the members OF the Legs
latlu'e and thc pIbe, tIst the interest and honor
OF the nation would be promoted to an ilum easura-
BILE extent, by establishing proesor5ips 0: Oh atory
in The American Colleges.
IT must, doubt, BE- gratifying to the Citizens Of
The State, to learn that The Legislature have adop-
ted measures, for establishing, by slow, yet regular
means, a LIBGAEY, for the use Of it, Members,
u,e Judiciary, sc. The importance oftliis to cor
rect expeditions and enlightened legislation, was
explained IN S>neat aud perspicuoIs manner, by
Col. iiayne, the Chairman OF the Book Committee,
who reported the project. a small sum is appro-
pristed tot up OF the roomsn the State-Jeuss,
for tie reception Of te Books, aad to procure the
services of a Librarian. fieiesco6e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
UNIyEnsIr7 or PEvvsrtYAv1A,

tJecenDtF ~, 1919.
Ata meeting Of the medical Students of this in
sli,ution, convened for the purpose OF expressing
their sensations on The death Of professor DAHruS
Mn. WILLIAM G. NICE, Of Virginia, being
called to the chair, and AIn HUGH L. HODGE,
of Pennsylvania, appointed secretary, the following
resolutions were offered by MIR. Drake Of Ohio, aud
unanimously adopted.
ist ResoiUed, That the class have received ,he
intelligence OF professor BMton's docease, with
feelings Of sorrow and regret.
u. Resoired, That they consider it equally due
TO his character, to the medical school, in which
he hos long been Of d,eir ablest teachers, and
90 their common country, OF which lie WIS among
the most distinguished ornaments, thus publicly TO
manifest their veneradon for his varied ard exalted
talents, their gratitude for hs Instructions, and their
regret that his labOr5 have been thus premature Is
terminated
sa ResofDed, That the class will assemble atths
Uniyersty previous to the hour OF las funeral and
make the arrangements necessary for attending, IN
procession.
4th. Res9lved, That as n further testimony Of
ihcn respect, the members Of the class wear Grape
on the sii arm during lle remainder Of The present
couse OF lectures.
sih Resolrsd, rha, Bcssr5 Stockton, Meicalfc
and Rufin be appointed committee Of arrange
WILLIAM G.. NICE, Chsirman.
HUGH T. HODGE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
.:xEIS The fine fast sailing Ship MTDDI,E f.
e.SgA SEX, Captain POLLARD, will com
=, ,9a-1"'- mencc loading next week, at Bermuda
Hundred, and will be dispatched without delay, hav-
ing nearly onehalf other cargo ready 10 90 on board
For freight Of the remainder, apply TO
SMITH * RIDDLE.
who have received Consignment of stotF,na,,'s
best labelled LOAF SUGAR, which they viii sell
by The hogshea On smaller quantity, s. on the mos,
moderate terms.
December 10. fe,F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
ROBERT NELSON & Co.

ROBERT NELSON & Co.
EE AVE RECEIVED an extensive assortmentOf
q staple and Fancy Goods, which thew win sell
at very reduced prices, for cash or negotiable paper
amongst which are the following articles;
london superiine cloths and eassi,neres
Second quality aud common do.
"a and o. psilsse cloths and figured hanuels
Superhne kersey, mole skins and coatngs
Stout husliings and fcarnaughts
Forest cloths and forest plains
Rose and striped blankets
Flaunels assorted
Berlin and ribbed stockngneus
Elastic and Wellington Cords
Constitution and llunteI'sdn
Silk stripe and figured yes,nes
Black FlorcnGue DO
White and coiored Marsellles do
lrsl Linens, Lawns aud Diapers
IS and ID cotton shiftlng
Long cloth aud AiaiapoAam do
bries
Jsconett and iIu Muslin
Rel sewcd and i'smbored do
l.enO, lace, nett, and fancy DO
PLAN aud figured Gauze
Do anl - PLAIN English and French Lace
. ., . and ~ black and white lace wells aad
shaws
liich satin and lace Trimmings
laicta, Florence and I,evantiue silks
lialn and figured leysntHes and ,qtins
Ken embroidered Leyantine h'dSls end shaTis
Real and imitation Nerino do.
Imitation Cashplifc DO
Damask aid serge six do.
Italian grapes assorted
Jamborcd and plain lace sleeves
Extra long and short sia gloves
Beaver, Yofk-tan and bust-s.sin do.
Siik, cotton and worsted Hosiery!
Cotton and silk laces
Bomlazetls aud Bombazics
Dimilies, eslcoes, cambrc5 and common g'ug.
hams
Six and ginsl9p ufobreDas---
With variety Of other articles forming eon-
plete assortment, which they hope will mc,t l,s
aueaton of their fl.euds
DeCeMbcr ~. Ge-sJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
TIIE SrnSCRIREI,

4 WING taken suitable tenement on the
q y man-siFeet, near the two Banks, respectii-
" informs lis friends ard the public that he mas o.
pened Broker & Commission donse.--To the
Tobacco market particularly, he will be regularly
attentive.
Those who ent'ust business TO his care, may ray
on the utmost att eD,ion and punctualitg
BOOKER SHELTON.
Lynehburg, Dee. O. 6i--en4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

\ new invented Loci, is advertised in an English
paper. No key IS used with it. ltis opened and
closed bya cabaistc employed of certain letters of
the alphabet, arranged for The purpose, with the use
OF which the owner ofthc Lock, may alone be &C
qusinted, and those he may inform. The iet,e,r
are varied in different Locks. Probably the letters
OF the aiphsbet are arranged on the lock and some
otthern connected with springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

O. Iy yirtne of the foregoing Decree Of the Sn-
pe'lor Court Of Chancery loT; The Fredericksluro
District, | shall, Friday. the 18Th ,ay of Janna,
ry, i'ir, not, the next fair day, upon the preni
ssa proceed TO sell the lands in the decree mention
ed, agreeably 10 the terms thereof
This tract of Land, situated FIVE miles below
Fort-Roya, on the Rappahannock, ie asceriaiaed by
very recent survey 10 contain upwards of 900 A.
eres The quality oft is generally allowed to be
the best upon the RappahannocS, being singularls
suited oo'h for wheat anil corn. Upon il are every
comfort and convenience which could he reouireI'
aspacious wostory brick house. two new er.ana1.es
and new stable, &c with lours,ing orchards. an
excellent g'rdeu, SC There are also appurtenant
to It, good spring and winter fisheries 4 cron of
40 bushels Of wheat has been sowed this fail upon
the land r0''
~ the same tine I shall sell The crop of corn.
fodder, stock, plantation utensils, horses, nules.
%e. JOHN 4. LOMAX.
Dce 10. 67-tds
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PoRT-roBAGo FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA, SCT-At aSuperior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden in the Town of Frederick sbu,,,
on the 2sth of September, 1915.
William BERNARD executor of John Hipkins. de-
ceased, plaintiff, as. Ann Co,biH Lomax, wi
dow OF Thomas Lomax, and ca their Of R,Inb / a.
max and Sarah I'ayloe Iomax, aud .Iobn ravloe
i.onax, sc. &c. dJeRd,nts.
L l'is cause was this day heard bv consent of the
parties, upon the bill, answers aud exhibits aud
was argued by counsel: upon consideration where.
O. the court, by the like consent duth adndee. or
der and deeree--That unless The defendants viii
IN three months from the date hereof do paw TO the
piAinuli The sum of i2OOl. with interest thereon
NOM the iOth day OF january 1907. until paid and
inc costs expended by the plaintiff in prcsernt;,,
us snit-the said defendants and THEN. heirs. a,d
All peIso claiming under them be fon theneefr,h
barred and iorscosed Of al! equity and right to re-
deem the ianfs described in tie Indentre Of mort
gage made on the 29th Of August, 1901, between
thomas LomaX Of the Que part and the nla;,,iIl
OF the other part-and IN case of default in The
''eht on The SAID principal money interests and
costs, within the time aforesaid that fnhn Tav,oe
l.pnaS' z commissioner for that purpose appointed.
'its. GIVING tree weeks notice, by advertisement
published in The Virginia Herald and some neu,gnoS
per puhlshedin the city Of Richmond, do eyDoae
10 sale, by public auction, upon a credit of six
mouths rs to tue SAID principal Interest and costs
ana upon credit OF & two wears thareaf ar ne q,
the residue, with interest from the d,y sale e am,
OF tne saies the lands and premises ia the said I
denture Northumberland ont OF the nroceegs or tho
said sale, pay to the plaintiff the said PRINCIPAL mo
hey, aud costs and the surplus OF the pro-
ceeds ossad sale, fanny, after deirayine the expen
seS at'ehuHS the same pay unto the conlt in order
=" a final decree Ami the court dot, moreover
Judge, order and decree, that the said John Tavlo
hoih"N ho execute deed or deeds 60 the purchaser
or purchasers OF the said landsand premises. onn.
yeying good and sufficient estate in fec-sin,pe.
y Copy.
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Marine Insurance Comhauy
OF RICHMOND

J.
NOTICE ishere6v giuen. mat He J,rcs;,Ly,
J. : and directors Of this Institution, ha7,e mis-
dqy decigrcda Dividtwd of15 ber cent. In tie
PeHod Of sir mDatis, Bfeuiols, on that b,trf min
Cabtdi Stuck, ariich has been buid IN onI
ntdf NE same 1oK be phil TO me Stock-holisrs. d,
ps0y, oi avdafer the 26M inst.
by o,der efDe Bocrd of Dfrcctors.
A. CAMPBELL, Sccreta,y.
Dcccmber 10 Ge
TIE &gcEhod'e1s ,oU b'case 10 luke notjce.
mar jWcsd.y tie ddog If .Iamacg nerf. bein1
arbo,"ted BY tie .4et Of Lgco,,bo,ution, I'm. Me
e'ecf'oA NJ - Directors, 10 se,'rc far NE ensa-
utg ye@'--a poH 'eW he obehicd for Mut mr.
Pose, the 06ice Of tie Combaa9, On Maf dan
at 10 o'elost, forenoon, and ciosed at o'clock
Dcccmler 10. Gq-,ogT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
vE{iL be Sold, 10 the highest bidder, on IL
w premises, ON the coil, day OF February next,
1916, that wei-known public house called fIaysers
tavern, IN New-hent county, situated on the stage
road, leading from Richmond To Hampton, 10 miles
from the iormer place, 10 which IS attached 1874 a.
ores band The houses in good repair, aud
well calculated Tor tavern.
Twelve months credit and immediate possession
will be given upon the purchaser giving bond with
approved security 10
TIE EXECUTOR.
December ~. Gavin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

and their horns were entsuelei, tat they esnnot
be dsengaged without breaking them. He has pre-
served them, With tie heads OF the animals In
stances have before to our knowledge, of t,ro
dead Deer being found il, similar situation; bu, we
never before heard Of circumstance ike that above
related. ICottrisr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30
December 10
Mr.. JAMES WINFREE,

stLEASE TAKE NOTICE. thatI shall
y pree 10 take t'e deposition OF Chrfaobber mi
Es. ana others ~ the horse Of Armstead Ctey in the ;g
OF Aheriy, (8eiford coarty) h, 10Th DIV of yebrss
ESQ, 10 DC read As evidence in suit depending IN ne
superior Court OF Chancery, for the Richmond dl,,r,
wherein am plaintiff and YOU are defendant rs n1'
attend if yon think proper -" may
JOHN HAYNES, .ialna'oy,sr
Decembcr5. 70 %, a s %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-30

PURSUANT To the last will of the late Mrs
Z Wormeley, will be sold, before the Bell Tay-
eFn, IN tbs CITY, at O'Clock, Tuesday, the 9th
January next, two valuable negro men, and one
woman one the men is good carriage driver,
end the other excellent cook, brought up ct
lioseail, under an experienced cook rs any in the
United states. The woman is = good seamst-es5
and hnuse-servan,. These slaves will be set ,lp ln,
CASH but, if required credit of6O DAYS will BE- al
loved the purchasers, their allowing interest
and executing notes with approved oudorsers pay
able at The Bank Of Virginia.
JOHN CHEW, ETor.
December o.. 7f-Ms
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THE SUBSCRIBERs

THE SUBSCRIBERS
2 rs Justreceiyed by the late arrivals from New
York, and Philadelphia, large quantity Of
DRY-GOODS. II is not ccessary 10 owe q des.
cription. The attention Of those wishing 10 Dnr.
chase are particularly requested we haze, Likewise
Tor sale. Boiling Cloths OF the best quality, from
No: 10 - and q few tons ofliemp An Of w,,ieL
viii be sold lower than they have heretofore, for
ready money or Town aCceptanCes
DAVID & WILLAMETTE.
December 81. Gs-1u
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fIFTY DOLLHRS RENHRD.
sSOR MACE, black man, about 10 years old
4 Between and feet high, we set, little
squint in eye, ear-bobs, was raised in Al
exandra, where he has been hired Tor several years
aad is expected TO be there now He WAS sold hy.
Mr.. hiciari Stra~n of Westnorelani, to a Mr.
Fulcier OF Richmond, and by him to Daniel Field
Thirty dollars for !sham, ayclirw man, purchased
OF Mr. Bell OF Richmond, by Daniel Field, about
10 years old, feet high, and stout made. Has
good countenance, though bold and assuming He
is an excellent ostler and carriage-drirer lie has
wife Mt Mr.. Elious, in Petersburg, where lac lv-
cd many years, and is well known.
Thirty dollars for Kit, black man, purchased of
DR.. Tazewe, osChesterfell county, about IS wears
cid, uneommonly stout made, very black, and dis
posed to smile when spoken TO- Has a wife, at Pc
tnrsburg; believe nj DIR. Walkers. lie has been
seen several times lately in the neighborhood of Pc
tcrsbarg and Of DR.. Tazewel | will pay the a.
bove reward, on their being delivered in the Peni-
entiary, IN Richmond. DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY.
December o. 7I-,f
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IiiN PROPRlETORS.
Nr0eken5roMgh ., Rarrie

Bfockcn6yough q HrOie
Z AVE remaining on hand, of their imnorts,;oo
z 4 by be tgdian Ghiefand PhiIp rabb, yare.
" OF Weed and Cotton Goods and Cutlery.
when they are determined 10 sell at the rnostfs
duced prices. by wholesale and retail nj their sIor.
on the Market-Bridge, lor cash or acceplances ia
town.
December 7. es-tf
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Ten Dollars Re7vnrd.

Ten Dollars Re7Vnrd.
6tTOLEN from the Subscriber about miles
, from Manchs sier, in Chesterfield County, on
the night OF the 25th inst, cream colored Horse
about five feet high, five years old, and well pro-
portioned he trots, gallops, snd walks well, was
somewhat lame in his right bind leg or ANGLE his
name and tail is white and very handsome he has
been nieked, and carries his tail very well and as
well as recOect, or both forelegs are white up
70 the knee. Any person delivering him to me or
securing him so that get him again shall receive
the above reward. THOMAS BALL.
December p. 71--6ts