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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30

Ine,sons 10 whom transferred and thelrl
| aIue. the changes Of residents and non
sss;dents with their names and residence
land the value of the property, the oarh-|
I;ne or destruction of houses or oiner ny
! ed improvements ofreal estate, with their
value. property that has become exempt
led from taxation and It's value, stating
| the grounds on which, the exemption IS
| claimed and the state laws by which 1t IS !
permanently or especially exempted, and
where an ailatementis claimed for slaves
THAT have died or runaway or have
lotherwise become useless since the pre-
ceaine assessment, the statement must
;oiye 3 list Of all the slaves with their sex
land ages excepting those obtained by
ltransfer) owned by the individual valued
according to their value on the tlrst OF
lJune 1916, which value must be less then
THAT OF the valuation of his slaves at the
preceding assessment to entitle him TO
Ian abatement. In all these cases
There must be such specification and
description of the property as it stands
lon the 1st day OF June 1916; and as II
stood at the preceding assessment as VIII
1enable the principal assessor to make
Iproper deductions in cases where they
lmay be right fully claimed, aud proper
charges where they are incurred.
To aid in attaining this precision the
following form is annexed, being that
Required in the original assessment, and
(which as near as may be, may serve as
,lmodel in drawing ont the statements now
Required from individuals.
! JAMES MCGUIRE,
! Principal Assessor for the
! District ef COLUMBIA.
| Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
list Of lands, lots of ground, with their
/ improvements, dwelling houses, and
:, slaves, owned by A. B. on the first OF
i June, 1916, lying and being within the
district of Columbia, within the coun-
! ty of --, one farm, here insert Its
: description, specifying the water course
, or moGatain, or high road, on which
it is situated, noting the adjoining pro,
, prietors, or otherwise stating Partlcu.
y lars BY which it may be known aud
and distinguished) containing (here
nse,t in words at length the number
of acres, having thereon, one dwelling
bou.a NJ wood of two stories, 40 feeI
: in length and SO feet in depth. one
. barn OF wood, one corn house, one srlst
mill, describing the same and any other
improvements the farm may CERTAIN.
: V.,uad at Dis.
: One dwelling house in the town
Il of {here insert the town,
y the street, etc. the materl-
ais of which built, the num-
Der of stories, the length and
4 depth, the buildings or Offices
attached, and particularizing
! the extent OF the lot on which
! it stands.) Valued at Dollars.
Ten Slaves Of the following descrip,
!, ton
Males---1 above so years Of age
. 4 between IL and Fifty
! years
2 under IL wears
] FEM g between 10 and fifty
Valued at Dollars.
years under 10 years.
Total Dollars
l Max o. SW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30

LEMONS
Lindsay & Hill
Haue Just receiveG and fer safe,
$1,000 lbs. best green coffee
100 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
New-Orleans and West-india sugars.
by the hid. and barrel,
Irica, Turks-Island, ground alum,
Lisbon, Bonavista, and Liverpool blown
salt by the quantity, and
Flour selected for family use, corn,yc.
May 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
Ladies Shoe Maker.
VIM. MORGAN


Informs the public, he has opened 4
shop on King street, between Royal and
Pitt. oppnsite Mr.. Beeler's, confectiCntr,
where all orders will be thankfully t.
|ceiyed and punctually attended 10. Hi
time will be principally occupied in be.
spoke work. Those who favor him viii
their custom, may depend that the mate.
Irials and workmanship will be inferG 70
none for fashion. neatness and durability,
for cash only. The time spent and dill.
Guilty in collecting small accounts, mn4
Iplead an apology for this deterniuatm
May % IT,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30

In all cases in which such information
iof a chaugein the assessable property Of
any person, according to the preceding
assessment, shall not be SO received
such person and property will continue
| liable to the whole tax charseable thereon
agreeable to that assessment.
And notice is further hereby given
! That Twill attend. in person or by deputy
! at the court house in the town OF Alex
Iandria ON the 29th day ofJane, at Hero
nimus's tavern in the City oil Washing
ton on the Cd July and at Crawtorfs
Tavern in Georgetown on the 9th, tor
the purpose of receiving any appeals that
lmay be made in writing, as to the emu
lmerations. and valuations made in vir-
Itue of such change, which will be open
to the inspection ofany person who may
lapply TO inspect the same, and a state
luient will be previously made and deli
vered to each person affected thereby,
Ion be put in the Mail. addressed to him
Ier her. and directed to the Post Office
nearest to the abode OF such person a.
greeably to my best information. except,
IN the cases ofpersons not residingin this
ColIeetion District.
In the statements furnished by indlyl-
I.iuals it viii be necessary to specify with
precision the property Of an individual as
it existed at the time of the pIeced-
Ing assessment, the assessable property.
omitted then TO be assessed, and It's Va
ne, the transfers ofreal estate and slaves.
stating the names and residence OF the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

scriptures +: and hence also we may accoun. for
the long delay of christians, in sssocs,ng for
these benevolent purposes. We see reason also
for devout thankfulness and praise TO almighty
God, that the chain, in which christians were
long fast bound by the komish hierarchy, were
D oxen by tbc reformation that the Bible is
now acknowledged by Protestsnts to be the on
" rule offsitb ADD practice that copies of this
boly bntk are. by The invention Of printing moi.
tipiiea with the greatest facility. and 10 an 10
cslculsble sxten'; that instead of a disposition
20 keep il fam he people, there is zest en-.
k,rdled throughout gfeat rat of Chrisiendom
20 imcart il 10 shem md that so nsEy sacielics
are a, length. formed for this angelic design
This sscted box. pes of which were once so
rare and expensive. NAV now be procured, like
rs own va ers Of hfr {" wi,hou' money ard with
ou, price rhis back, once locked TIP IN mo-
,.tie cells. is DOW brought forth INTO isgt, and
msy be known ed read by all men. THIS book
once chained I 81 within The chsrnei of the
church. is row brought into our families aud
closets This b iok, once denied % the infero.
eissses of sacieiyis now gcalui,eusly distributed
az the gospel was first prescheG,fo Me poor.
Tins book once kept in unkaovn tongue,
IS now gwen 10 US in Gus own Haw highly
ought we 10 oSze ouF d.sting uished privilege !.
How diligently ought We 10 . search tbe
scrirtu-es' which furnish 80 divine light, -
guide oas fee through the pilgrimage OF life, TO
rrasicate ihe valley the shslow oi desih, and
to condaci US 10 celestial felicity and gior,
WIN what humlli ard rneekness ought we
70 receiec the tfu hs, and obey The psecepts, OF
his Inspired volume, thai il may with The bless-
ing of God, promote Cur improvement IN bIi chris
Ian virtue, End make Us . wise un'o sslesfi "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
Spring and Summer Goods.
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head of ExCHANGE-srR

Head Of ExCHANGE-srRERr,
II AS received am extensive assortment of SEA-
i 4 SONABLEs GOODS; SIS
AMONG WHICH ARE kA
Best west OF England black blue and brown Broad.
cloths--super6ne and common blue, mix'd, olive
and green ditto--superfine and COMMON Cassimeres
all colours Al London Cambria Prints. dark and
light-S-4 do. do. common do.
--Furaiture Patch and Copperplates India Cali
--7-s and Irish Linens-l-l German Linens
IA, 5-4 aud IA Calico Standardization Shawls
--Nankn and Canton Grapes all co'ours--white
jean Cotton assimeres--Grandurills- blue Nam
kin--buf ditto--Beaver Cassimeres-PriestCloths
--satitnetts--white, green and yellow Flannels--
brown Iinens--Marseilles and common Vestings--
striped and coloured Jeans--black silk Vestings-
cambria, common and furnturne Dimoties--4-l
and Ga white Cambria, and Cambria Musns-Lin-
en- Cambrics--fancy and plaid MusIins--mull Mus
lins--whte and scolored pocket Handkerchief
imitation Handkerchiefs--corded Cambricks----
corded Muslins and Ginghams-3-4 Al and 6-4
Ginghams, dark and light--slate and white Cotton
and Worsted Hose-gentlemens white, brown. and
mix'd whole and half Hose--adies' kid Gloves
black, white and coorca--Ca black and coll
ored silk Observation-Disclosures and flag do
ge ntemen's beaver and doe skin Gloves-cotton
do -umbreIas aud Parasols-Fans--wire cotton
Ihread--y elbow and white marking Canvass--
lotion slack---6-4 white and black silk Lace
| ,caton Laces--Cotton Tapes-Pins-Bo
ons-- Ferrets--black and colored Sinchaws--black
qnd colored Sattns-Florence Lustrngs, all coll
osrs-elegant gauzed Ribbons black, green, and
plaid RibboIis-black and coored Cambrcs-Rus
STA shoeting Q III yards wde--back. and white
Italian Grape, SC. &c.--to be sold very low for
CaSh. only. May 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
$4,000 Cut 7acks and Braas.
T.. KELSEY.

Nc. I. MYDDLE.STREET,
II AS received and otfers for sale, at prices that
4 4 cannot fail 90 suit purchasers, as they will be
sold lower than Bosom wholesale prices.
725 NJ out Iacks, from f-2 cz1te i6
la do. do. Brads, FROM 10 inch TO i2
....4LSO.,..
COCO yds BEDTICkiNG
900 " STRIPES
5000 - GiNGHAMS t
100 y CHECFs,9 /, 7-S, and IA
1850 " Shaker sHiarlNGS, first quality
40 doz. HAIR COMBS, sc &c.-all OF
which viii be sold at very reduced prices.
Jane a..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
acknowledgement.

7 HEREBY certify stha, Abigail Seger of Beth
4 eI. did malicioul'y aud wiifu'ly Circulate the
ridiculous nories lately fpread ehont E'hanan
Bartlett Of Bethel, and for which am called 90
aniwer to this fourth day Of May a. Isl6 :
and that | am extremely sorry was 70 ungarded
.. 10 rerort fuc dfg sesful and diireputa he tales;
and that humbly AK the forgiveness of faid FL
b,pau Bartlett, and Mr., Stephen Bartlett, and fIm-
iy for circulating the ssnie
y At,en ABIGAIL sEGER.
WILLIAM STAPLES
NATHANIEL SEGeR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

THE suoscriber herebygives public notice 20
sill concerned, that he'has b:en duly APP ointed
and taken upon himself thctru Ct Executor of
the last VIII n Testament Of HERVEY STET-
SON, lste e Bruins wick, in the county of Cum
berlsnd, II usewrighs, deceased, by giving bond
IS the law .direc,s--he therefore requests all
persons who are Indebted 10 the said deceased's
estate 10 pisl,e immediate payment; and tbose,
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same to DANIEL STONE, Executor.
Brunswick, June IL, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

|ner in which il passed. seems to propose
in effect, to the people Of Maine to relnquish,
in case of separation, all their interest
IN the immense property Of the Common
wealth The only property which Maine
IS likely ever to receive, is one half Of the
public lands. Now it having been agreed
that Maine is entitled 10 one quarter part of
the whole publick property, without any bar
gain, the additional quarter of the wild lands
is so connected with and fettered by the re-
naming halt, that the part belonging to Maine
is rendered Of little value. 1t becomes the
business of Maine (unless the whole shall lie
dead) TO survey and lot out the lands, to make
the roads, and in hct 10 carry on the whole
settlement at lis own expence, for the bill pro-
vides that " the lands within the said District
which shall belong to the said Commonwealth
shall be free from taxation while the title 10
said lands remains in said Commonwealth"
Any one acquainted with eastern lands will
say that this would be hard bargain, even in
single township, much mere so in such a
large tract But it seems TO have been the
determination of the members of the two
branches from Maine, who were associated
and combined together by their memorial to
their own bodies in favour of separation, TO
accept OF any terms, without attempting to
modify them, and TO reject all amendments
offered by those opposed to separation, such
as the one proposing that Maine sheald have
all the wild lands, be authorized 10 tax the
lands of the old state for MAXIM roads, &c.
This they will answer 10 the people Of blame.
as they may, especially those who represer-
ted constituents opposed 10 sepafatioa. We
do not hesitate TO declare that the bargain is
altogether one-sided enc, aud cannot doubt
that the people of Maine will reject it. This
accounts for the great majority OF, western
members who voted for it. The only conso
lation is that the people OF Maine have again
the right TO vote upon the question Of sepaFa-
ton. We shall, no doubt, have the subject
fully discussed, and are willing TO acguiese
in their decision. We cannot. however, but
expressour surprise that the Legislature should
have acted upon SO great asubject at the close
OF the spring session, when two thirds Of the
members had gone home, and also majority
of those from Maine, who represented towns
opposed to separation. The necessity ofma-
king some important amendments after the
bill was engrossed, shews that il passed in
haste.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

NEW EMISSION
OF Facilities, J}ank Tokens &c.&c.
FAYARlFIv ceRs;E ST NJ JNEY..
1868 D0LLIRSi An
rs5Hts 81 p 80 aelfeaiculatel to eive not only
= present aut Yfymaaffli relief is76a distrihui.
ing, le.imbaisatle At pieafnef --A qIlieants need
bot coae (. gait st5plsaaf far Boak diseop,ts,
prepared with s'a1ps and fa85rsers: No. 80 fp-
gerahis.aff The terms thar 100 or S 5000, NAV
pe had for lbe small kaaas 5i s 8 ever & 10 CSC
Tor s ~ whilc ipdep9nd4 .re, or S 500 60
ing faf aHls 80 cents ara b good share Of thi.
great feliei from the se41eag ofCash is offered to
all sexes and denominations, at
NfN6HrsfEK's I orrfsy-t rsIer,
by the Pfisss in the UNItN CANAL &PIY.
MOUTH ~ Ar9 LOTTERIES. (amorn,ine 70
The above sapl from O'Clock a. u. to 9 z. III
at his
NAC1Ic.4L, R0DK& 81. fTT6.Y1f.I STORE.
ENRABcg -sTtEEr,. PoKTLAHD:
Where he wishes 10 bestow on those eomplaiuine
OF " hard times" Inc fayors Of foriuneand TO tlose
who want the Prizes, fail share.cf them.
]. ", receives correct lists Of P.izes and Blank.
as fast as drawn gives all relative information
gratis is grateful for the smallest layors: take.
most all uncurrent money, at small discounts
makes liberal deductions to those who buy from 10
TO 80 chances, and will insure them to draw the
cost, for small premiom--pays the Prizes PROMPT
iy, and advises all who want money to--eGH 9uiek
as many noble lots in Union Canal are nor week
lytnmbling from, the wheels, making DELAYS DAN
sERous eop6w june 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
Total Of annual revenue.

In this item may be included certain expense,
rising o If ttesedr; but there eriacncs ia the
Treasury Cffes by aliich The eraei amount can be
dsceriGnsd.
The Bank dividends are stated at per cent, al
though during the war they did not produce so
much.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
Just seeeiued and for Sale

Just seCeiUed and T or Sale
At Portland Booxeore Middle Rreet-by
/. THOMAS, Jun.
THE Naval Monument,
Moriers Travels in Perfa America and Afa Minor
sai;'s Travels in AbyfIinia
Father as he fhould be novel
larimer novel.
Hnnyan Holy War
PARIS reyiiited, by Scott
Wiions Farrier
Modern uropc, by RutIeI s vols new edition
Saurn SermoDs--7 vols
lays do.
small Books by Mrs. Edgworh
Inde,b.e lax N
Jemerfons Sacred Hfsories. June "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
S 15252f3 81

No. 9.
Stock belonging to the Commonwealth.
Balance of Principal, 1st April, 1876
on Certificate No. 4S52. 6 Per Cent
U. S. Stock, present value, f4f62 90
Balance of Principal, list April, 1916,
onCertifcate No. $3.50, Deferred
Per Cent u s. Stock, present value, 2f75o0 90
rt.fcate No.3345, Percent Stock, el9760 90
Certificate No. 9i7, 6 Per Cent Stock,
new, 1901 50
new, 1928 90
Certificate No. AGO, Z Per Cent Stock, 1928 90
Certificate No. 1850, Z PERI ent Stock, 1896 90
Certificate No. f777, Z Percent Stock, 10O3A 90
Reimbursement and Interest due Sist
December, 1914, on the two first
bove, unpaid, 1858 SO
Reimbursement and Interest due 3fst
March, 1915 ,on the two first above,
unpaid, 9S28 Sc
Stock in the Union Bank, 100000 90
Stock in the Boston Bank, 100000 90
- S 166s35l "a
Erhibit Of Property, ea eiunve Of Lands, belong
- iQihe Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
MEssRs. EDITORS,


You are requested TO publish the following,
being the substance Of the late report of the
Treasurer The people Of Maine will have an
idea OF the personal property of the State. To
this should be added the propertyin thee Quarter
Master Generals department, which cost
about 100000 dollars, and the real estate,
consisting of the State House. State Prison,
&c. &c. lying in Massachusetts Proper. This
document gives the most direct and official
contradiction to the numerous statements in
the Argus, Sc the Appeal to the people OF
Maine," SC. They stated that the expences
of the Commonwealth for several years last
past had been, annually, nearly half a million
of dollars. This reduces their statement (de-
Quoting the interest of the war debt, which is
of late date, and not reckoned by them) near
ly one half. This subject will be more fully
explained by other documents from the Treas
ury hereafter. People Of Maine read and
reflect upon the motives aud conduct of men
who deliberately made statements so glaring-
ly false.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

aales &c auttioi1.- -
TOMORROW, at 9 o'ckck, II. M. az
the Office gfS M'lellan & t. Fletcher,
1000 Volumes of BOOKS,
eob6aing of Law. Phy6c, Divinity, Mifcellany,
&c. &c,
5 Reams Paper-6 doz. INFLOW
ders-5o doz. Lead Pencils &c. sc.
On 7HURSDHT next, at 10 6cbck, az
the etcs sf S. M'Lelan & I. Fletcher,
500 Volumes of BOOKS,
heing valuah'e collection of Religious and Mif-
cetlsneous works.
Thcfe perfop- who with TO pur ehafe for public
or private Librarie., will now have an opportu.
my which feldom occurs. The Books may be
examined previous 10 the fale. June rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
JOSEPH NOBLE,
C0DpersDith C Plumber.

Coppersnith e Plumber,
A 7 bis n,op near the head Of Union Wharf,
4 Tore Greer. Portland, has for fac,
Rrais Andifons shovess, Tong. aud Hooks
Brais ADD copper Kstt'-s, and Wsrm,ns Psns
els of Copper Measutes
Rum and Hand Pumps
Brass Cansisii,cks, Lamps Skinner, ard Ladies
dcz copper Bnnace, Strap and Pan Lamps
Copper Naila, Bolts aud SPIKES
Deep iea, and Cod and Mackerai Leads,
Lead spou,.-- Nelts Of Weighs
Is, "a aod 20 peund do-lron Windiasl Boxes
Ito Rive;s-- Iron Glue Pots
Duteh and Engfh Pots-shee, and Bar Lead
aock Tin-speiter
bfszers and Shea,hins Copper,
Few hone. of Tin clse--Sd clout Nails
> quantity Of sma feed damaged Wine,
Rotten and pumice Stone,
zooo 15s. Of oio Copper, &c, &c.
10 ". MannfAcg ures all kints Of work IN
his line tueh Is Copper Conpo6iion aud Lead
Work for vehels. Together With all kinds Of Com
pofi,ion and braf. Cailings for Machinery.
N H-Cafh given for old Copper, Pewter add
Lead June e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

Balance Of Robert Morris bond. 441s IS
Leonard Jarvis notes, Sa7O co
w. Wetmore, J.Peck & S.Waldo's notes, 23f27 SO
b. Haskell p Gilman & n. Fay's notes, 1896 90
Jeffrey & RnsseIps orc OF
W.& II. Netherlands note, 10 90
Waterman Thomas, 1852 81
Silas Hazeltne's note to L. Jarvis and
endorsed, 5e8 sc
jill. g. NJ. Clark. jr. & Vim. Nuzzey's
Note fl2 So
Thomas G.. Wa;te's note, 1889 80
William Tudor's notes $50 Il
.. Phelps, 1t8, SO
Leonard Jarvis notes, 1853 80
Benjamin Fsk's bond, Ga 25
John Putnam's bond, 64l 20
Daniel Epes' bond, tH, 1898 IS
Cha's Blanchard's bond small balance due, I98 08
Aaron tufts and John Barker's bond 1896 50
Thomas Cobb's bond GOO %
Joseph Treats bond, 1882 90
Isaac ChamberIain's note II $40 20
Exon Us. j. Peck, W.Wetmore and W.
Tudor, 1855 Sc
John Leavi;t G. Charles Leavitt's note, 81 SO
Josiah Rachelder's note. sos 90
John Watson Harry Prentiss and e.
Cheever's note, 1854 81
Bonds and mortgages lodged by the soi-
citor, received Of skianer's bondsmen,
baiancc due thereon, 1000 IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
HOUSE, ASHES.

THE fublerber wants 1000 buihels of HOUSE
L ADHESION which cam will be paid on de-
livery JOHN DIX
June "a =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
SALE 1T AUCTION.

~ TO MORROW, ~
he HOUSE and LAND in State.itreet occu~
ried by Io6ah Pickett
s1rThe FLATS ard ssiIPYARD oppofte Col.
John W2icf Fore ilreet and
{ = WO LOTS Of LAND on Danforth Greet
which has been previously advert'ied in this paper
Sale TO commence a. II clock, A. VI. at Mr..
Fiekers houle in State flreet.
June Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

The Folloming is an official STATE
ment Of the Public Debt of the
state Of Massachusetts,reportedty
the 1resurer, June 6, 1916.
Six Per Cent Stock, issued for Loans ,. q
for defence $4,000 90
Five Per Cent Funded Debt, 5402f3 81
Five Per Cent Loans from the several
Banks, p 10000 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

-lt3443 =
The greater part of Zoe above werf aissn Tor
lands, but the parties falling, the lands will revert
% the Commonwealth; and not more than a ,000
thereof can probably ever be collected in money
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

Schedule Of Expenditures cnd ReSenge q Tie
State Of Massachusetts.
Salary Offices broash, forward, 45s75 %
Committee on account. roll, Sa9ga co
Average Of pay rolls, las, FIVE years, $1,000 90
Quarter Master Generals department, 1909 0o
State Prison, 1865 Q6
Interest on five per cent stock. $500 III
Sundry balances TO County Ireayrrers,
pensions, incidental expenses & grants $4,000 co
Interest IN loans from banks. estimated
as they now stand-SiSo ,ooo, 65o0 90
Interest on loan iordefence. J0160 o.
Total of annual expenditure, s S2gfS5 90
State Tax, 1883 SIS
Bank Tax. $4,000 90
Benk Dividend, 10000 90
>
Total Of annual revenue, s 3O6S3S SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

ErhiJit Of Property,eaeiuspe Of Lands, belong
- Qlhe Commonwealth, Of Massachusetts,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

(EWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolen from The
Plantation Of Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson near CharIottcs
vile, Cumberland county, on "Wednesday night the 2Ih
OF September, cheSHNt-SorToL H0RSE about feet one
inch high he formerly ownedby AhncT Robinson Of
Richmond, ofwhom purchased him he is about years
oh might beJudsedby ssmcto be- older; Of his hind
feet Is white, nearly high the aacle also three spots
on one of his shoulders believed To be The c occasion
ed by rope which spots naked aud nearly IN line
one below the other about the size of an CiehffcHyeNcr
SOME few saddle spots aud, examination Iaay be dis
covered under the java INIT about the size an ounce
ball, occasionedhy tie curb he has long switch tail
paces ros aud gaops he is inclined be vicious car.
flcs very high head, when rode without mlrtimeac-
ihcfe arc but few men able to command hiin When in
COMPANY particularly If frettcd as to foIin there are
but few geldnss that snrpass him hcis very lengthy FOR
his height, aud ncOminOny deep thOush the shoulders
The above reward will be given any person who will de-
liver the said horse give Information that get HIM
gain. JAMES T. WIIKINSON
October ~. tSoavff