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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-10-18
Sept. 4
FOE SATE

A TRACE. OF LAND, lying on each
L A tide of the little river turnpike road,
] miles from, Alexandria, and tromWafh
.ington and Georgetown. 1t contIns about
500 acres, and has on it to'erably comfor
table Dwelling Houfe, with the ncceiary
out houies. There are en- it two apple or
chards, which never fail TO bear abundant
ly, and u large meadow which may be made
very productive There is no doubt but
the foil can be made very fertile by the uie
of Platter and clover, from experiments
which have been made by MIR Mois and
Mr. SdIolheld on lands immediately ad :.
joining IL The turnpike al from the
Warrington bridge Will touch the little riv :
er turnpike road on this tract, at place
where there is a mcft convenien, ti,uation
for i,ouie az public entertainment The
terms on which the above property will be
iold, can be known by applying to che fub
iorlber living in RleXandria.
AUG'E. FITZfUSH.
{ ctobcyI4, 1S,6 Fam
ne editors Of he National In,cliigencer
| will iniert the above in their payer once a
week tor two months. aud send their acc a.
the fubirrlLey.
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In purfLanoe of pecree of the Circuit
Court for the county of Alexandra,
WIN DC )oia al auction, on IRE sd day of No.
t'cmbey rext,
on THE PREMISES,
MAT Houie ard lot OF Ground on King
4 ftrect, late the refdence of Vim. New
ton, deceaied, and free his death occupied
by the Merchants Bank of Alexandra -
/ he terms of iale, as prcfcri5ed by the de.
cree, will be one half in tx months and the
rehdrc in : or IS months, with ingeret! up :
on each payment from the time OF iale.-
Negotiable notes, with approved eujoriefs,
will be required of the Purcfafer, and til
tie will be made when the purchaie money
ihali have been fully paid up.
"A. NEWTON, I Commits
/ III. SWAMI, ! Goners.
October o, 1916. zawtf
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TO RENT.

/ have to Let Three Story Brick
Dwelling House, calculated for board
ing house, at present occupied for thai
purpose by Sarah Washington, and has
accommodation suflicien, for I6 or l8
boardess. Aud other large and com
modious three Story Brick Dwellir 6
Houses just finished suited to accom-.
MEDIATE genteel and large families.
Also.a store and large brick ware hcuse
a ne lower terry; this stand is equal
TO any in the place Tor purchasing pro-
dnce. end sale OF groceries. For terms
apply 10 ;he subscriber.
Jonathan ScholfeM.
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TO LIZ

That elegant establishment on LET
fevsCn street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining. store,
and five good lodging rooms neetiy s.
hished, snr.he house, dairy, kitchen.
stable, and every convenience, TnnP
under cover, garden we'll stocke g
with vegetables. and best Ct WAFER q,
The distsncc of 600 or 800 yards-tse
i,nproyemcnls are in compete rep IL,
the si,ua,ioa vc'y .plcasant--the REM
will be moderate, and immediate pos
session given apply 70
JOHN JACKSON
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October 9, 1916. aawf
JAMES ANDERSON.

U4l-'AfAFJ ny 40 IIIIAJOIN,
INFORMS the public that he has sold
i his eRabliihment on King freet, to
Me0rs. Enelifh s. Poe, who will continue
the bniness heretofore carried on by him,
and where he requeRs all his old cufomers
to call.
All thole indebted to him either by note
or book account are reauehed 10 call and
settle either with himfclf or with +. g. p.
who are fully authorised to receive any
debts due to him.
Oct. o,-eoDIm
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20 Ii 4,

a convenient frRIn- dwelling hcuse
on Pin street, near To Process street
CoDtainipg SIX good rooms, ans tiiteG
10 Accommodate oDe OF two iari!cs
with groapd newly fenced in fer large
gar,sew--tvo or ,hree springs CT good
wae,r near ,;bc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vii, be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS terms
enquire Of q
.3tanAclWc g. LG9motn,.
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FOR aslY DaHk CIOCR III tHS OiSlllCt Oi
Columbia,
A. Lease on Il tract of Land, on
The Shenandoah river, containing $50
Acres.
A tract OF Land, near Watson town
Hampshire couBty, containing 200 A.
ecres
A House and Lot, in Watson town
Four unirnproved Lots in do.
A tract Of Land, on Abraham's creek
EIerdy county, containing $50 acres.
A House and Lot, in Cumberland.
Two uDiInproved Lots, one on the
river Potomac, the other on Wills
Creek, Cumberland.
Twelve hundred Acres OF Land, in
Eileghany county, Maryland
Two tracts OF Land, near Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, containing six hundred
Acres.
Three Tracts Of Land, near the 81
malta, Pennsylvania, containing six hun
dred Acres
The present stock of goods now on
hand, amounting to about six thousand
dollars.
A House ( Lot in Winchester, Va
Five half acre Lots in Winchester
Va. between Judge White's and gen
Singl eton's, valuable building LOIS.
The uaexpired Lease Of the Ware
House now occupy.
a further description is deemed IN.
necessary, as any person disposed t.
purchase will msks lurt or enquiry
want 10 purchase second han5
PRAY.
EBEHEZER YOWBLL.
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F{fR GATN

& TRACT OF LAND, containing s4o
IA acres, lying in the county Of Wet
more d, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth ct Rofier's Creek-the greater part
ofwhich is cavity tmbe cd with white oak
and cedar, fuitable for flip building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J. +. CALDWELL.
October Q. II
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10 RENT,

ind possession given on me 25fh inst.
a BRICK two-slory dwelling. house
~ and store, on the sou,h side OF
Ps,ace strect--next door 10 Jonathan
c Mays. Fer terms apply 70
The n intsrs If me Hera!d
Centeuh,., f -.
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Houses and Lands,
FOR SALE IND no LET.
TO RENT

THE Dwelling Houfe and Stores adjoin-
4 ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
freet-PoIefion may be had Immediately.
MANDEVlLLE & LARMOUR,
Who has received 80 hhds. Pennsylvania
%hiskey. Oct. 9.
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70 LErI.

The Two story Brick House on
King street, opp asite tte Mechsnics'
Bank, al present occupied i4y Mr.. lsaav
Robens as Dry Good Slore. Pes.
session viii be given CT ,he first day Of
MAY :; LYNN,
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I.d.N.D ron SIR,

III tie County of Fairfax about J.
miles from Alexandria, and the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under gosl
fencing, and lies in handsome square
of four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with a new barn, for which
stock Ray be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is sufiiciency Of timber to support
the place for number of years there
is ironl $50 TO 500 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in GUILTY. alton. The in-
proyemenis arc frame Dwelling,
largo enough for any size family, si,il
every necessary Out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs, large or.
chards of every kind OF fruits. he a.
bove land is good and will be sold .
great bargain, on application to
CHAS SCOTT.
Aiex'a, King street. Aug. l6
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RICHARIaI ERRtLY-

J"oN iSSVNcu iroIti Liverpool, VIA.
Baltimore. ard by SHY Boston ami Z fon,-
as, to this port, a verylarse addition to his
former importaion. He thanks his siard
ware ore'hs ren for euumeratirg their pre-
c'ousw wares, as by thai means he is preciud- !,
ed the necessity OF doing so, as nearly all The
KINDS the, cruneratr he has got, Likewise,
with hundreds q articles mere, ard thinks
he has As good if not the best assortment in
the dIstrlct--and, by the bye he is in hopes
he slal stop the h2ik merchants from, 90
ing North this fail, bcine so f,iny adecna,e
TO supply them With PERMISSION, hcwill
mentions few .yrominert articles received
by ms former and !ate arrivals, each uuder
its proper head.
Fust .9'iivals
totfs'cf Shot; - boxeS lin Plate 80
cask Nalis aud Spikes Brass and Ircn Wiie.
PEWTER Dishes, Ph'esand Pans, Pots O! dif
!erent Kinds ard basoaS, Building M tcrials
2 general assortment, ameng which are
Brass case and moytice Locks most superb
Kinds, with commode knobs plain and ti.,u-
req. AneXcelent assortment ol Webbinp,
do. Horse and Gig Whips, with Il general
assortment orSaddlery, Bell metal Kettles,
Anyits, yices and Screw Plates, SAYS of
nearly all kinds, do. Files, TaylorS, Hatters
"hN liON>, FCIUldilt SWcSuS ;lllQ SrOWf
ley Steel. Cutlery general assortment,
Shovels and longs, Bench Planes, Green
wire Tenders without feet Brass, wo;,d
aud whitemetat Cocks House boits ass. and
Other Locks, with Thousands OF articles Ue-
side.
By rs. ,fr,iUaie.
Mems, Womcn's, and Boys 5ad die trees,
Gilt Watch Cams, Seals and Keys, Copper
Scales and Weights, Scale beams all sizes.
q number of Fancy articles, Spades and
Shovels, Grass, Grain, &Brambie scythes
Green wire Tenders with brass knobs tops
and bottoms, Iron Tenders, billing & broad
Hoes, Patent straw Knives. Door Springs,
So Casks Of Nails aud Spikes, Blacl; Lead
and rotten Stone. Has on hand 50 tons OF
swecds, English, and American Bar Iron,
Blistered Steel, Cut Nails, Nail and Spike
Rods, Pot metal, Gunpowder, and in silort
almost every article in the Hardware line.
To be inserted in the National Intel!isen-
Ger and account forwarded.
September 8.
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HAVE RECEIVED SOME,

HAVE REcslvED SOME ~
SE.aSO.t.8BLE4 GOODS.
Such as fuperfinc and fecond Cloths &: caa;-
mercs, and coarie do
Lambs wool doie and Socks,
fiannels, plain and figured, Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths, Marfelles Veltings'
Shawls Long Cloth, Cambrics,
Plain and figured Null Mullins, u
Dimities, Furniture Fringe, Madras Hkgs-
o trunks iuperfne undreiIed well chofsn
Calicoes.
The above goods will be fold by The piece
on accomn odatng terms, by :,
GEORGE TAYLOR.
October I. nm
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GoFFEE.
GOoN lbs frt quality GREEN COZ.
OOOO FEE,
So t&f ALSO,
Afewhhds. SUGAR For fale by \
July az. If
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For a9y Bank Stock in the DISTRICT Of
Columbia,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-10-18
MR. JoHN AfrIa.

NayI1--6m
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ron SHE or BARTER,

Alex'a, King street, Aug. l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
ADVICES FROM FRANCE.

All the letters by the late arrivals from
b@rdeauX, (sal the Aurora) concur in this
distressing fact, that an English faction
predonnlnates there, carrying in its train,
all those weak and inconslderate rer-
chants who, in all countries, are always
ready to sacrifice their patriotism to their
cupi1ity and avarice. A large number of
the Eagl sh houses have of late established
themselves at Bordeaux. Cargoes after
cargoes Of the manufactures Of England
sre introduced into France by the shorcs
OF Madoc, and other parts of the Bay OF
Biscay, 70 the ruin Of the French industry.
The American business at Bordeaux being
in the hands of but few merchants. these
English houses ccalcSce with the German
and Dotch houses, the creatures and tools
OF British commercial policy, against the
people and commerce Of the United States.
Our consul in that city is continually as
sailed by this fiction printed handbnis
nave been circulated against him, his "a
miY, and couutrymen. Some If the
auihort IS (s-ys one letter. are greatly i'm
favor OF us, While others are as much oD-
prsrd the people at large are very fr,e,',i-
~, and IT IS only the hes Of the OLD no.
6liy, e7uigr0nt8 and ffiests, Ui,h a few
OF the new creatures in Office, who ioin IN
the English faction against us. Tn. An g.
r can consul has hard tirae OF It in con-
tending W Ia these delivercrs but he pe;.-
forms his part SO well, as to have MI ed
all our voices i'll support Of him. G. nert,
Court LoUcffo, governor and commander
IN chef ct this military division, a Gycrk
by birth, is inyeterate against us He tr;-
Ell % m k a handle If the affair a tbe
h0isting the tri-colored dag, when al tine
ro'ors were hung out to dry, on board the
schSontr Kemp bat as that aft ir was
exp aimed TO the saisf CT Of the other
authorities, ne vas msrred ~ hs project
ne rs sad 70 have written very insolCnc
letter to our consul, in answer to orc cbae
had been written to BIN on the subj L og
all he insults We hase r c.iY-d, and are
daily suffer ng here from this aioIs f4se.
u, which ewes hates us, hecaus We
ar free AID prosperous above III natians.
lneir correspondent, hch. thcse who
have seen il say, ueht to b. published
from enc end ofthe Uoited States 60 ,hs
OF er, ha It Is said, been laid b, fore fhs
duke Of Kfchelieu. Ut Plr,s what vii We
tho result, the Amfrica MS at Bor(cany are
anxious 60 le rn. IF the decision should be
against our consul, It will not disgr4ce in
ia the opin on Of any Americ n VINO loves
his country, and respects those who main
tain our character and rights.
% though thg Fire sh faction RUE here,
81 IS not so IN the other ports OF France
IN III contrary, JokH IUNis getting c,,its
out Of date in every part e France il is
only VI few S, aports, where patriotism. Iit r.
other commoo iues has hs frice thar theae
champions OF ,eAgioa md srdrr, VII 49,
o~cing to the h adj Of tne Essex iuaso.
& MUIR aid ug any esSentiQl i7jtyt" I'D
their lives, are Cherished.
book has late'y been publ>iie< ~.
G creral PILLFT. emf sled % F.oI,
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BRITISH SHIPS IN TIE MEDI! ER-
RANEAN

We have authority for asserting, tina.
che important subject Of the abuses Of the
British Flag bJ boi assumed b, all Il, s.
Grip oi foreign essel IS, has b. en- taken.
~ 10y government With a promptituds
'ruc to its h nor. and with spirit which
vii be eilicarious in its redress.
Orders nave been seat If most pererp-
tory nature, to the British Consuls and
Vice COns,l.s, in all Il c ports within the
Straits of Gibraltar, THAT no vessels are Ia
be consd red as entitled to British Meciit-
erranean pass S, except such as are aCtu-
ally built III tie United Kingdom, or in his
MAJESTY S foreign governments, or which
actually belong to the town OF Gibraltar.
And that the Consuls and Vice Consu's
should also discontinue the indiscr;minate
grant of Britt h-prote ct;on to foreign vessels
OF ali descriptions.
We Cannot forbear testifying our high
satistaction at this decisive step it is of
British stamp, and does the government
much honor This viii authorize the British
Admiral on that station, to oblpe every
vessel which hes not a British Nledhterra-
mean pass, OF date postrrior to the pres,
ent, to strike the q Malta alone, within
the Straits. " II he entitled to this privilege
and W. trnst that his Excellency. Gen.
Ma't'a1t, the Governor of that Island,
Will be suih ienty a friend to his country.
to see with rigid eye, that none but YES
sells really owned by native Maltese, or ct
least by constant residents in Militia,
All ever have q pass or hoist the British
Union.
The Paris papers cont ms the following
irom Madrid papers, dated February
II:
All the subjects Of his Cshol'c Males
~ ere invited to arm sg inst the corsairs Of
the ipcuTrrppfc of
The drPredatons of the Barbarv Cor
sa'rs lorg the coasts of Itsly o,r,inue.--
they lately made d, scent with a. Trr7-t o.
500 m n at Morseno, pundered the chur-
81 es nd houses, K CARED off a great NUM-
Der of caDtives
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FOREIGN.
Continuation Of Foreign neqvs, receiued BY
the George Porter, [ayriDed at Bos>
fon.]
h{ayG5.

LONDON, March %.
The frigate Granicus has sailed for Lis
bon with MIR. Ward, our ambassador, to
supersede Mr. G ming, who is TO come
home in her, and who is to De President III
the office of accounts, and 20 have SEA,
IN the Cabinet.
Mr.. Vansittart moved y sterday in tie
IL use of Commons, he continual II cf the
war imposts--and to CONTINUE FOR FIVE years
those added to the excise.
March 90.
The funds have llte!y recovered much
Of tie depression into which the rejection
Of the prop rty tax plunged them.
The navy estim ties were further dis
ssed in a con N ttee Of the House If
Commons last night, and so rigorously
have Ministers fulfilled their pledge OF .
economy n this sr, at branch Of expendi-
ture, that neither The oalcu a,ing parsimu-
ny OF Mr. Bank s, nor the carpng ingenu
ity of the regular opposition squad, cou d
find single objectionable ltcm.--Both tried
divisions; when the former mustered IS
popularity hunting gentlemen. to 1853 g.
the latter returned to nearly .heir cd low
level, and counted SO we'll known noes, to
1874.
The hopes of the poor party arc sinking
apace. Flushed with fancied victory, which
did not belong to them, they have SINCE at
tackled peii-mell, but have been in every
attempt Tepulsed with disgrace and dis,
comfiture by adyer9aries entr nched on the
impregnable ground Of just and wise po-
Icy, aud sustained BY the merlted gratitude
and Confidence Of "a approving nation.
It s denied that these wor,hits had any
chickering's. Though their followers Of the
press may sly so, we dare any one ofthem-
selves 10 venture the assertion. We defy
them to contradict our statement, that du.
ring al the early part Of tic session, they
never agreed on any one point agitattd in
their Cabals-and never united i'm anv
thrg unsil hey ct within the walls Of The
house, wien all their mornings animosi,Ies
and contests FOE leadership were suffered
to rest. ami a SOFT Of tacit Compact was
pursued, to oppose and haIrass the govern
ment.
Did their short lived hope Of getting into
place On the shoulders OF the Properly
L x, more cordially Combine these iirru.e
and disc1rd ut Aspirants We f.ncy not I:
for If It be correct that we have heard
they quaireNed, to use two trite adagcs
bout their chi Us, before tIcv wer.
hatched, and skinned the bear they had
e. 10 hunt' [San,
FROM FRANCE.
i BY Captain Dozen, f,om Havre. we have
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he vessel ha1ing doubled Cape Horn, or
crossed the Stra IS Of Magellan, AMI hshed
in the Pacific Ocean, wing been absent
for upw ards Of xteen II onths G, | ss IL n
twenty-six, the merchant or owner is
allowed a second premium of fifty francs
per ton, On her safe ARRIVAL iato 3 port os
France.
Merchants engaged in this business, are
allowed, for three years, 10 make use of
foreign vessels, which shall he nat onalz i
French before their departure, without a.
ny expence and two thirds 81 the oGliGerc
and crew are allowed to be for en.rs.
IN. Y. Mar, .4t{v.
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DICKS. MOORE. & Co.

{ RE receiving, from tiie ship Clifton. from Lon
y don, their SUPPLY Of Spring Goods, consisting
OF London superinc cloths ami cassioleres, mrs-
Inns, qniltngs ginSaanT, aees, and threads, cotton
hosiery. bombsZetts, calicoes, &c. &c.--ALSO,
IRON bars and nail rods c0pperas, W tie lead, and
hernpea sscking, Hihberis best London brown
stout, CHI shire and Glos,er cheeses and few ca
scs best fashionable London hats.
ne above Goods nave been selected with care
and vii be disposed Of reasonably.
May ]. 1I5-tf
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WHLL.AlN BANKS

gsSENDERS his thanks to his friends and
the public generally for their former patronage. and
t that he has 'a.tn that arre ani 'cnrnodos
ouS itSiy occupied by lfr. John Lee. street, few
hundred yards above avru on the ocs,s side
Of Tn street where he win ~ preplr, Thursday next
!" receive ofruers by the day, week. month year.
raSoah,e terms rs possibly be alorl,, considering the
state OF the Richmond markets.
Mays. 1I7-A
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SATlLL be Sold, on THURSDAY, tn S3d
day Of Nav, on tine premises IL h;r &c not, he next
far day. that welihnnvn and valuable Tract Of Iaud an
the county of Essex, whereon the late Col j. ohunuan e
dd- CONTAINING about IT'S about enelf of which
cecr0i.
There isa good dwelnghoue and large irn with 9th
er necessary outhonses- suitable Tor a Young An
pie Orchard, of ihOusand sthrrt las hen made
from this orchard about 1000 gallons Of Brandy er year.
This Land well tiahsrci any in the stare and
three fields, from each of which tallcis of corn
may b. msae.
Terms OF Sale viii he. me hafcah and the balance in 70
and IS months. YoE with approved >ecarty, Will ~
qnred, AMI deed of trust upsp the properly the
payment THOifdS BORANN4N
April "a. I19-tds
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Hagf na Land-Of'ce,

Fsi,gI nd Land fJ0fCe,
Richmond, 5sh .fbrii, 1916.
z n conformity with an act ofthe General Assem-
\ bly, of the Commonw ealth Of Virginia entitled
" An act to amend the several laws concerning Is
cheats" passed the 18th day of February, ISL,
do hereby make it known, that il appears, by a GER
ticae OF the Escheator Of Amelia county, that
certain tract iiand, whereof certain Alexander
Wilson died seized and possessed, situated in said
county and containing 224 acres, hath escheated to
the said Commonwealth.
WIN. G. PENDLETON, Reg'r.
April 10. 1Oo-6w
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NOTICE.

n Pursuance If Decree ofthe Superior
Court of chancery. holden the caitoi in the city Of
Sehnond pronounced the day Of Jal 1914. K Of
order made the l4th day of Oct isIs by the Superior
Court OF Chanc,ry, holden in the of Lynchhnrg. IN
SUIT between James Brown, plaintiff and Robert on
joan 5. Woo'soI, and George HarSron. defendants We
SHALL on the 2ih dny of June next expose 10 sale for ra
nv money hy way opbhc auction, the premises tract
of land situated III the coty of Henry formerly cccriud
by Robert Stockton. and supposed contain looo acres,
more orltSs much thereof shall I've necessary to ca
Get the purp0 OF said Decree.
.N.iIH'L T.. ~. D.3NDRIDCE,
Joseph .Jf4RT'IN
IHO-K-1S STERLING.
Nays. 1l754y
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Wills y LIND FOR S.4LE-
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

- II y I'D ON - NILN,
ENRON Richmond, about the 25th OF Auril.
~ Saddle HORSE, Of the following d..
scripdon---A bay, with DIRK name and taii. tbe
right eye destio cd, the right ear slit from small
round hole in it, PAGES very we'll and is about nine
years Old.
Ten dollars reward will be given for Informing
nc, al PoHbaian courthouse, where the sail horse
is, sud stolen, fifty dollars Gor apprehenIing the
thief
SAM BOOKER.
May II. f-tr
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