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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
April 10.-wSw
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
1T rules holden in the Clerks OHice of u. O..
'ror Court Of Chancery, for the Richmons T:o.
frsef' the 5td day Of March, 1916.
Edmund Curl, p,,;,,;n,
AGAINST
John Heath and John Morris. De,an,,.
The defendant John Heath not having enters,
ms appearance and gwen security ACCORDING -
the act of Assembly, and the Rules of this court
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
that the sad defendant do appear here ON ~
,irst day of the next term and answer the bill of
The plaintiff and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
ia the city OF Richmond, for two months succee,
''yely ana posted at the from, door of the CAM.
tol, in the SAID city. app
A Copy-Teste,
~, WM. w. HENING, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
CONDITIONS.

THE ECHO will be printed with new ano
elegant type, on demi sheet, (twice week) a,
. 8 90 per anntlm; payable in advance.
Ot those who do not pay in advance, nor in the
course OF twelve months, four dollars will be re-
quired
ANY person procuring ten subscribers. and be.
coming responsible for the payment, shall be en-
tiled to one paper gratis
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
THE MIRACLE AT HoRER

'''rA N'hhClsE Al
Heard We You wall round Hareb's arid base.
The murm'ring OF proud. inruriate race,
Near the tail crag their guides commandipp form
Stands with stern brow-the pow'r that 1uells
the storm;
Ills bold rod smites the mountains fIintv side
Down the parch'd vale tn obedien, waters glide
"here' mad with fever'd thirst, promiscuous
ranks
Hail the new stream, and crowd its fresb'n;np
banks;
Fresh'ning-F1r He, whose might the boon be.
slows,
Speaks, aud the dcsart blossoms as the rose.
Thus swift the silver tide, by breezes fann,j
And edged with verdure, sweeps along the sand
While how'rets, crush'd like infants of a dav.
Just start to light, and bloom to pass away.
Lies vain distinctions lost as in the prave
iicadiong, all Israel seeks the swelling wave
And pow'r and weakness, indulgence and wealth.
Sonminging pant TO catch tn advancing health.
There the proud tribe-chef TO the margin
stoops;
Here, while with hollow'd hand leone cripple
scoops
The beverage cool, nor pemm'd nor wine e.o,.,d
Seems half SO grateful to his stated soul.
Thus sun-pareh'd Mynans at Tritonis rush'd
10 quaft the torrents from the cleft that rush ,t
Inv mus earliest bees, invited DER the plain
ny some soft morn, and questing sweets in vain.
Ere spring hath hung her blossoms on the bowers
swarm round the lonely violets opening flowers
As press'd tn exulting throngs with frenzied
haste,
The timorous yield, the feebler are DISPLACED
Till columns blending from each adverse brnk
Contend, all raging at The wave to drink;
Yet Mercy, stretching from the foremost bands.
Yields the full helmet to the mothers hands
whose yearning love her own parch'd lip de.
MES,
10 hush her ainting cherub's moaning cries,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
30 the Editors qfthe National nrlsMreueey.

The following verses ate from the Persi.
an, literally translated by the classic Sir
William Jones. 1t is so beautiful that T
beg you will insert them in your paper and
yOu will oblige yours, O.
" On parent knees, naked newborn child.
" Weeping, thou sat'st while all around thee
smlPd
" So live, that, sinking in thy last long sleep.
Calm thou may'st smile when all around thee
weep"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18


I''at ifn;s holden IN The Clerks Office of the So.
peiio' Court 81 ChdnceyYfo- tie Richmond Dis.
tract The 22nd day Of .3pI1l 1916.
:" ruecai iionan, William Primrose, and Zebr.
ION Holman Jr Merchants and partners traG;nl.
under the firm Of Holman, Pr,mrosa g, -
a. Plaintiff.
Leayitt and Burial, merchants of New yoylr and
Nathaniel Charter, of the City of Richmond
ana Edmond c. Smith of Petersburg
THE Defendants.
The Defendants Leavitt and BurralI NO, L.,
ing entered then appearance md p-iven securi,,,
according to the Act of Assembly and 10
tsuies OF thus Court, and il appearing bv satisEc
Tory evidence, that they not nh. bitants ortLio
county 1t is ordered, that the sad D.fendonts
90 appear here on the twenty fourth dav of the
i'e1e rih ana answer the bill of the Plaintiffs.
and that copy of this ord er be foitbw;,b ;ran,
ed IN some newspaper published IN lie &c
Richmond, for two men lis successiyeI, ond -,
ed at the front door of the Capitol, in tLes,,d
City. - 'iio S''A
Copy-Teste,
april q. iN'' =. 90 T..
VIRGINIA:
1T rates holden in The Clerks Office oFtle s,ss.
'Tor Court Of Chaneery for tie Ric6,uo,J 6:..
hzci, the 5m day If March 1916.
Charles Hunt and Daniel Digger, merchants ord
partners, under the firm Of Hunt e Dnrrer
PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST,
trederick Pomeroy, and William Franklin NJ,
borne, merchants Il Partners, under the 6rn of
Frederick Pomeroy, & &c. and Jesse l.. Dg.
puy,
,,,,p DstcRdants
THE defendants Frederick Pomeroy. and WI.
nam FRANKLIN Osborn. not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according 10 tba
Aceoi Assembly and the Rules of this court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence. tbat ,I,a,,
are not lnhabtagts of this countr, II is ordered
Ihat the sad defendants do appear here on The
nrst day OF The next term and wer the bill OF
the Plaintiffs and that copy OF tins order he I
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publisbeS
in the City ofRichmond, for two months succes-
siysly and posted at the front door of the CAM.
tol, in the said city.
A CoPy-Teste,
April 3.--w8w.
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+ o II S AL E.

a Ualuable Rope-Hatc Establishment.
sSHE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
Il WALK with its machinery and buildings
ately carried on by John S. Shelton 8, Co at Port
Mayo Qlttle below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which ii stands, containing about two
acres of ground.
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JACOB MICHAUX.
FOUR OR FIVE BOYS.

From II 10 l6years cfage ndefyood dSsbastisns
'9'i read and write toieraJy 1seR, zpiH be taken
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
Enquire at Me Office Of Ae Virginia Argps
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ALSO
SEVEW NEGRO MEN

OEI CIV sNEGHO .HE,N
well acquainted with the Rops-Walk business
For terms, which will be liberal, appIv IN
r. t. SHELTON, .lrent fr
JOHN S. SHELTON. & co
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VIRGINIA

ScotpiIie, Nav 1T.
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NOTICE.

wM w. HENING &C
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VIRGINIA :

April l0.-wSw.
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g. ihe printers OF the Laws of the United
stat. $ are requested TO insert the above three
times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Death OF Hon. MIR. Dexter.

The world 10 punshed, and nature feels shock,
Wnsn providence permits great man's fall"
With deep and heartsinkng grief. we announce
TO our readers the death Of that truly great and
learned man. the Hon.
SAMUEL DEXTER, l.. l.. d.
whom $4,000 Republicans had voted should be the
Governor OF Massachusetts. This melancholy event
took place at .2fhers, in the state Of NewYork near
Albany on the morning Of Saturday, the 9Th of May.
instant, at about , o'clock.
Dark and intricate are the ways Of Providence.
we submit, IN silence to the power that governs the
destines oi men, and Of nations. There are events
whsre we must lay our hands ON our mouths. and
our mouths IN the dust From the days of Jos 20
the present time every generation has had reason
TO os"y-"IAsu desfrsyea the hope Of man" SAMuRL
pExrEn was great man. He was learned, pro-
round honest, and eloquent. lie was two sensible,
ana 100 honest man, TO go to the extremes Of eth.
erParty but respected many traits in the federasts
wnhe ms great soul elung to the ever prevailing
principles OF the repubheans-being those principles
asow, and act up 10. ~. .s-
While Mr.. Dexter was venerated by HE native
State for his talents, his learning, his eloquence,
and hispattotsm, he was beoyed by his intimates.
tor his spotsss private character, and dignifed de-
pertinent
II is said that he had been dropping in his health
Tor several days before the extreme severity Of his
disorder gave alarm fer his life. His disorder
was OF the nature that which terminated the marital
existence OF the beloved Washington: or what is
called the Group. being most violent quincy but
the particulars have not reached us. lie graduated
st Harvard University in the year 1871.
Mr. Dexter was in The S5th year of his age Tie
was on visit TO bis son, on the Hudson, and his
family were With him. We learn that he was sen.
sible of his danger, and met death with the hopes
and hrmness ofs christian, but that his great mind
lost all ts powers slx hours before his life departed!
Bosfon Yanks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Hats, Books and Paper
Hangings.

IUSr received, for sale, by
- GEORGE WANTON,
complete assortment men's, youths and chill.
dren's Hats, OF every description and price-vis.
Mems supcrf fash, beavers. best quality
do. with vide brirns,
do. castor and plated.
Chiidsen's beaver and morocco Hats. various kinds
Mems and,children's best and cheap felt Hats
s1<ss rsseired
0chooI-pooxs, 0f every kind in use lssre Bibes
with elegant plates. Bunts Coast Pilots and Nsvi.
gstcss FooIsc4p Wriisg Paper. No. I. 2. sod 3 |,
foe and common Letter Paper, by the resm; mis-.
ceiisneous Books. new and second hand;
PApER-H.dNGINCS
great variety of new and fasbionaoIe patterns.
for rooms and window curtains, with wide and mar.
row borders.
The above articles will be sold At the lowest man.
ufactory prices--snd New.York bills and Treasury
notes. at par, received in payment.
~ All persons having demands against G. WAN
TOW, win please present the same for settlement
and those who are indebted to him, requested to
make immediate payment, as all his unsettled &C.
counts m~st be speedily adjusted NAV IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
MARsHAL's NOTICE.

District Of Rhode. Liond.
IN pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. David
= Howell, Esq. Judge Of the District Court, for
Rhode-island D,s,rici-
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons whom
il may concern, that an information has been fled
before said Judge, by Asher Robbins. Esq United
States Attorney for said District. against certain
ship, together with her tackle. pppsre and furniture.
called the Jane. OF Boston. nov lying in the harbor
of Providence, in said District Of Rhode Island said
ship being forfeited, is slledged in said informa
tion for violations Of the laws of the United ststes
And trial will be hsd on said information. nj spe.
cial District Court. be holden at the Court House,
in Providence, in said District, the 18th Of Juno
next, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon. 't+ 4,
EBENEzER X DEXTER, Marshal.
Nav II, 1916 ese. - s'I.e -.A e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

Fsom the returns received, the fs-eIseiion
ofGov. ToMPkrss by an increased majority
IS confidently anticipated.
Extract from The .<tSany .frgEs Erra Of
Monday.
Nes, Republican gain in towns heard from
-i726.
We have obtained sufficient returns Of the
election to enable us to congratulate our
friends on our complete triumph in every
branch OF tho government.-Governo Tomp-
kins is elected by an increased majority ALL
Of the republican senators arc elected, and we
have handsome majority in assembly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
LRxINoroN, (Kkx.l APRIL S.

LEXINGTON, lKkH.) APRIL ).
The Legislature of this state on the last day
of their session passed unanimously the
following Resolutions--
In General dssen5h, FEB. 10, 1916.
Resolved, BY the Legislature OF the state
OF Kentucky, That 10 tsking leave Of hts Ex.
cslieney Isaac Shelby, at the close Of the pre-.
sent session, they cannot suppress tho emo.
lions by which they are sgi,ated. The age
OF his Excellency renders il improbable that
they shall ever again act in official concert.
They will content themselves with expressing
their respect aud gratitude for the services
ren1.red by their venerable chief !magistrAte
to their common country. Those services
will form part Of the history Of the nation,
and will transmit his name honorably to pos
isrity. They i'm 3lore tho blessings OF Hea-
ysa upon his declining ags, and bid paiofui,
bot sffectionate adieu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Tsp @ail.

EAsroE, (pENs,) May 2.
Fire ia tie Mountains For several days
the surrounding country has been darkened
BY cloud. Of smoke, which have evidently pro-
eeeded from the blue mountains, the brushes
and trees on which have been on IRE for up
wards ofa week. The hre, we are told, first
commenced in the vicinity of Roscom mon,
about fourteen miles from this place, aud ad-
yanced rapidly with the wiad, which blew
from that quarter towards the upper parts Of
the mountains, extending itself over the couh-
try, about twenty or thirty miles, consuming
properly to considerable amount. The FIRE
IS not yet extinguished, bat RACES 10 some
parts OF the mountains with the greatest fury:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
"A RECLAMATION.
By fhe President OF fhe ". Sfafes

.by i"e <veSfoeHs " f'e ". ofdtes.
"HHazAs by the act entitled "An act grating
w bounties in land and extra pay to certain Can.
adian Volunteers" passed the nfth Of March, 1916.
1t was enacted that the locations of the land warrants
Of the said volunteers should " be subec, to sucb
regulations. ss to pr6ihy of choice, and the man.
ner Of location. the President Of the United States
shall direct," \,
wherefore. !. JAAts Ma pisos, President Of the
the before eecisss Do here By Onake koovn tb.e
the land warrants of tbe said Canadian Volunteers
may DC located sgfessbIy to the said act. at ,ho
Land Offices At tineehhes. or Jefersonvile. in tho
Indiana territory. the arst Monday in June aext.
with the begisters OF the said Land Officer that tho
warrantees may, IN person or by their attofnes oss
other egat Representatives. In the presence Of the,
Register and Receiver Of the said land dstricts-
draw lots for the priority Of location and that should
any OF the warrants not spper for location on that
day. they may DC located afterwards, according ,o
their priority Of presentation the locations in the
district Of vincenncs 10 be made at vncennes. and
the locations in the district Of Jefersonvilie
Given under my hand the 6rst day of May. one
thousand eight hundred aud siseen.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
ALBANY, (N. T.) NAY I,

ALBANY, lN NAY T. 3
Our city was yesterday filled with smoke
and cinders, from the woods which were on
Ere between Albany and Schenectady. The
FIRE commenced on Sunday afternoon, and, we
understand, has extended its ravages over q
distance of hvs or six miles. Reports state,
that two or three houses on the turnpike have
been consumed, and that some fears we're co.
tertained for the powder-house in the vieini-
". Engines left the city yesterday afternoon
to arrest its progress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
NOTICE.

A Ia meeting for the purpose of forminra Fe-
male Tract Society in this place, il was agreed
TO adjourn the meeting until Friday next, At oclk.
in the afternoon, TO be holden at the house Of Mrs
LAssELLs. in Thames-street. II 10 hoped that .
general attendance from all societies, will be the
happy r.snlt of this postponemet.
Newroyt. Nav 10. !6fS
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bfIRkTED,

In this town, Mr.. sANesL srnpsou, 10 Miss
HAasIsr BuTts, daugbter Of the late Capt. John
Butts, Of this town.
In this town On Sunday afternoon last. st the
sesond Congregational Meeting House. by the Rev
Doct. Patten, the Rev lost MAss. Of Brisfst, to
siIss CAraAaIss vssres, dsaghter Of Samuel
vernon, Esq fthis town.
Al Easf- Greenvteh on the 2<th ut. BY. Elder Tbos
Manchester, Mr.. wILLIAH Is. WtLeox, Of Hea.
Creersieh, to Miss PnEsl G. HowLAss, Of the
former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

pears ED, nos handsome, aud jsss tsisrs she
started looked very paid, and thought
frightened, though dare say much less os
than the thousands who. we're looking at her,
but tho moment she began to ascend her
eompossrs returned, aod che waved two
white hags which she held in hsr hands with
much grace. ". Y Ep Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
More Cheap Goods.

YUsT received, at the sign of the GoLpEr EAoLu,
j more cheap Goods from the auctions in Boston,
comprising q complete assortment, which will be
sold cheaper than usual. for cash only.
kewport, Nav Is, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
BOSTON, MAY 4

Destructive Fire On Monday last, a per-
son in the northerly part of Dartmouth, Mass.
set fire to pile Of brush, which 10 few hours
spread over several milss, destroying fences,
standiny trees, &c. The damage dpue 10 said
60 be inesieulabie some have estimated il at
3 10000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

kEw-YoRx, NAY 3.
NETWORK ELECTION. .E.s
n Splendid and Unexamplsd Republican


Was won by the republicans in this state,
At the late election. 1t proves what concert
can do, what solid union in our ranks can =.
chieve, on a great occasion. We have van.
pushed our political opponsts on every ticket
-.char,ered neutrality-suspicious. and
all. The federalists had made very jealous
sxertions bu, many who were of that party,
we believe, forsook them " in their utmost
need!" It was only yesterday they hoped to
gain victory to day they suffer cruel disap-
pointment. But, while we rejoice at an hon.
est suecsss, let it not be understood that we
can insult a defeated foe--We leave such
Boosting to barbarians and towards. Hardly
q donbt remains that the State is republican
in all its branches.
Every section Of the republicau party has
nobly done its du,y-or rather, there was no
section, but one harmonious, cooperative
body, united and invincible.
May7.
II is with pride and pleasure that we con.
gra.ulate democratic republicans, and the
friends of their country, At the result OF the
late election in our city. From every Quarter
the most favorable tidings are received, and
the same spirit which animated our citizens
st home appears to have persaded tho State,
and given an earnest OF suecessful and gio-
rious issue. .,'- -f'-.4 las
The success Of republican DEMOCRACY in
this city, Is to bo suributed to various active
causes, operating to one end. That ve have
gained converts to principle apd patriotism is
.eviden,, by tho increase Of republican votes
throughout every ticket snd il 10 with more
pleasure that we hail this return Of national
sentiment in bosoms that were lately hostile,
shsu even the result Of the election az regards
shs candidates for popular appreciation.
There remains no doubt but that democrs-
ev triumphs. Let as, however, show humil.
inv io our victory, and let ss 30 use power ss
10 prove to our enemies that il is placed in
hands who know how to WELD IL, bs, who, OF
the same time, shrink with honest pride from
she temptation to abuse it.
In the city Of New.York, tho Republicans
have elected thsir candidates for Alderman
aod for the Assembly, by nearly tuefpe nan
tred msjosity-for Congress by upwards OF
fsxrseen Aundred. The qualifications Of vo-
ters Coz Governor and Senstors being differ
snt, the federal candidates had majority Of
sheut 70.
In Albany, the Republican gain-is 7s in
Psughksepsis, there is small RepsoIiean
F,jorfV: J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
A0arlne Hist.
PORT OF NEWPORT-May 1916.

Ente-ed--sloop John, Heart, from Philadelphia
sloop shepherdes, Gsrdnar, Eew.York
Cf~ed-sloop Express, Justin, for New.york.
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Dl' n, =

In this town, on Saturday last. Mr.. Joss sxAw,
aged 7s The need Of praise that may be justly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

bestowed upon this venerable and respectable man,
is that be sustained through life character remark.
able for industry, honesty and uprightness.
On "Wednesday last, Mr.. JoxN HousE, Of this
town, in the S9th year Of bis age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGS.

Csm'r, efMe Cea. Land Office.
TThs printers Of newspapers who publish shs
laws OF the United States will insert the above pro.
clamation three times succes,ivsly.
May A-3t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Seeds,Garden
John S'rERNE.

No. ~, Baaisfer's. .spAny,
MILL sell the following GARDEN SEEDS. az q
w low price, and warrant them to be OF the frss
quality and last years growth, viz,
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! NOTICE.
G.. & p. SOUTHWORTH

A RE closing their business in this town--they
z y request those who have demands against the m
TO call and receive their money--and those indeb,
ed are requested to call and settle their accounts
previous the first July, they will be put out of
their hands for collection.
They have on hand general assortment of
SHOES, Of every description,
to he sold much lower than usual.
Newport, May "a, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

Contractors Notice.
DRopOsALs in Writing. directed TO p. n.
L GREEN. at Boston, will be received till the
18th Of May, for supplying with complete Ratons.
the Troops OF the United States stationed in the
States Of Connecticut and Rtode- island, from the
ist day Of June, 1916 to the 3lst May, 1917, both
days inclusive.
Boston, May I, 1916
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
Just received and for sale,

"a tierees and half tierces rice
90 Connecticut ploughs-by
9 NEWTON KEENE,
Spso has IN Store,
go boxes sugar
80 ditto Florence oil
so ditto Raisins
10 quarter casks Celmenar ditto
Is ditto dos sherry, Of q supe,
rior quality
80 bales German linens
60 tons Swedish iron
so casks steel
"a crates queens ware assorted
IS tons pig lead
500 shoyels, suitable for salt or gram
For Freight 10 cny port In Europe O
the West Fades.
SSs The good Brig
lssssf9 Virginia,
ssssS.sr5IE.ss ssss8Sa, berthen twelve handre'
barrels Il complete order for sea-.
.aPp'y as above.
sIay4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06

Stolen,
On the night Of the 1st instant from q
qcacson at the upper end cfKing street,
.slernadria,
a Large Black Horse, about 16 hands
highland Eve years old, naturally
a tro ter. He IS marked by the traces
and Sritch bands; and newly shod all
round. ;,
A Reward of Fifteen Dollars. and all
reasonable expenses. will be given for the
Horse, if delivered to Butts and Cawood
in Alexandra, or the subscriber, near
Waterford, in Loudaun county ; or thr-
ty dollars for the horse aud thief
EnoS Williams.
May s dstlawSts
TThe editors of the National Intel
ligencer are requested to insert the above
dSt1aw2t