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DOM ESTTIC.
LAW SUIT

A suit has been brought by The Presi-
dent and Directors OF the Franklin Bank
of Alexandria, against the Directors oil
some o.: the other Banks Of that town. ON
the ground ofthe defendants having used
means to prevent the circulation OF the
notes Of that Bank.
This is probably the first case Of the
kind, which has occurred in the United
States, although in England cases anao-
gous TO it have been decided.
The Plaintiffs are said TO fonnd their
claim to damages, on the circumstance
of a run on the bank having been produ-
ced by false alarms, purposely circuIa.
led by the defendants, as 10 the sovency
OF ihc Bank, and a partial injury thereby
caused TO the circulation Gifts paper.
Nat. Int.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
(ReiW7us Continued. }

Delcga es 10 the Legislature.
Eedford-Willam Campbell. Edmund PATE,
!h'nS Wl!iam-Phiiip Aylett jr. Thomas
HalJaa-Howsou Clarke. James sncedr.
SHr'y-John Feioin, John c Crump
Norfolk B0roHgh-Georgc oyals
- In onr last, we steted in haste that Col.
Lewis was the Representative of the District
OF Amherst, sc. whereas it ought to have teen
the District of Campbell Piiisy lyania and IIa-
niaNIand also that the Christian name of Or
Floyd was VIM. instead of John
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H'chmOnd Stone Ware Na.mf:scso,v.

ness IN ~ It's various branches. by several ,es7'
thce. he woikmeu have alsO hocrme n,aTe r.rne,, 80,
tile at by practice. Tile works are in fnl, apd a. -,
OPERATION AMI y is heeved, that this establishment b. .
hrsl OF MS h'nd IN tih city, has arrived Ia "a e,rI
lection a. any 'in the tniicd SiteS. Ia customer
theieiete, have no cause TO withdraw thcr na,r"9qe
BENJAMIN DU-VAf
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A sHoRr LECTURE oN HEADs.
~ q EIliendLn R,,l,IE..,,, ff.,,....

ny hf2eHdto RTpNSHcGR Manners.
Who is that man thar travels in Che Steamboat
servant or show, who mounts his horse in fredericksburg
or ms seatln AlbemaTic without equgage ~ any other
attendant than servant vhO meets Linn with his horses
ana whose unassunDg simplicity puts every one II ease
ana wins SO much upon them i-!Lit man is the Prcsi-
dent of the United States.
Who is that man, mounted plain horse with III
saddieha behind him, without cquipaqe or attend p
ahn wh0sc manners are 50 unobtrHsye lie is the ef
Jnstice of the United States
Compare these men, the Leads oftLe Executive and IN.
dietary Departments oftle Nation with the" hon Ioua-
than Russell, Late Minister TO the Of Sw eden
with his layors. and cockades AVID stylish coacr aud
horses hedecked with Tijbons and the silk owse md
all The parapbefnaa OF his public processinwhat q
contract presents tsefbefVie you et surely there H
no such superiority Of intellect and reputation of j.
SELL over Monroe aud MARSHALL
- ..s-.-..-s..-
~ Webavc received Mr. HAYS SPEECtl On the FRO
position for repeating tic Laws against IsURY winch
sha appear in The course ofthe next Weck-We reqrtt
MAJ hs interesting foreign articles nov hand, forbid
an earlier communication.
HdTried, on Sunday evening. 27th Mt IN ca,npso,.
GT0RthGB aged %. to ijrS. EysQJofh U75kitiyd AGED
~, both Of Surry county.
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assS 'I.NN,; haVirg succeeded BIS father in the
HichWoHd M0ReH'0ST MaRNfacfarr "A tj,a,sirr GO I'd
Tug, second sqiare east OF The court horse informs ms
hiencs and Tie pnblc that he has ON hard yc,v
quantity OF welassorfod None Here aud ao,, sr,,,
inlit-nans %c II EarfhcH0re and is now condncti,
te business On an extensive scale. The prices son,iuu
the aahIe, "hch, II believed, as they .e irI
Ne" f%'h' Sna much lower than in Ealtinore VIZ:
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: 7 SHIP NEWS. NJ
PORT or RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
ENTERED.


PORT or RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ENTERED,
May s.~-Schr. Edcntou, Hathaway, Rdeuion,
olive Branch ScaTnDrO' CufnluCk.
Brilliant, Block, Ncw-York.
Slncp Conneci'tut. Gray, Nonoik
7.----SCbT. Mary, Minor. FNiUouth
uuddnncd, BlaCkman. y. York.
Rnily, Eaienau, Fdruton.
Richmond, B0cke. Guadaoupp.
Lncy. ------, Providence, K. I.
Ranger, Hedge. Boston.
Volunteer. Peterson, Baltimore.
Foughhoy, BiOodvorh. do.
Brig sew Packet Luce Eostcn.
ienrico, Luce, do.
1afy, ---. Plymortli.
matiro, Laught0n. d..
Charlotte Morrisett, Rarpahannock.
sloop Buck, Wheeler, ~ mouth.
CLEARED,
Apfii 25.-5chr. lane. Creighton. Baltimore.
Eliza SIM, Dunnock, New-York.
Constitution, Travers Philadelphia.
Jane, Nichols. New York.
2g.--Schr. Richmond Harris, New YORK
Jane, NichOls. DO.
ElnaAnn punrick. do
SlpOn Antelope west Norfolk
MAY T.---Schr. klizsheth, Travis, Baltimore.
Ls.ruzE s1-ssxzsgzssVzzzsz
rE'~ENfY 1B1JSAND DOLLARS ~ 7 scr ceSt
MocF-'Yii be soid. ~ The Coffee 4ouse. ON ssirr
daY TIE ;sh ust. AZ y O'clock JccNfy Thot0Hd Hcf
irrs " CfrsH yfr f0c of me state Of Virginig IN
lots Of iGU0. Tile Interest this stock s rayahe OMAR
eIy az the treasury Office and o. worthy Of De attention
" psraors Tisp wish 10 WON'T ponry IN stock
~ TERdS ~ sALE-CosL
Nay i@-sas
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(ClRCuLAR.)
CoUNCIL-CHAMBER, D
RichmOnd, april 4M, 1917.


Din,
In pursuance Of Resolution of
the General Assembly of Virginia. pass
ed the sixteenth day of February. one
thousand eight iundred3 and sixteen. |
have thought TT, acting as Lieutenant-Go-
vernon, IN The absence Of the Governor.
by and with the advice of the Council of
Siatc, 10 appoint you a Commissioner,
nf 'neCohh'Soi with au-
thonty to receive and pay into the Public
treasury, such voluntary donations as
may be rendered towards def,avino the
expense of Monument, TO be erected
to The Memory of the late General
GEORGE WASHINGTON And YOU are
instructed 10 transmit list of the names
OF the subscribers, along with the sums
collected, their place of abode, and tile
sum subscribed by each; and not TO al
low any individual to Subscribe in his
own name greater sum than twenty dol
lars.
In the performance of this last act
oigrailtude TO the Father of his Coun
Try, no considerations need be urged in
favour OF the laudable design of the
Legislature, TO secure from the Commits.
siOners the utmost diligence on theirpart
to carry II into full execution. Every Viz
glnan williake delight in the performance
ofany duty, the Object of which is TO do
honour TO the Memory of the venerated
Patriot, whose life was devoted TO the
service OF his Country, and whose rare
virtues and example have secured the
applause OF the present, and ought to be
held up for imitation 10 future gen
erations. ] take great pleasure in as
suring you, that you have been Sc
lected by the Executive, for this SER
vice, from the high confidence repos-
ed in your patriotism and integrity.
| am, with great respect,
Your obcdicnf servant.
LINAH MINIS.
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PLArrsBuRGH. Anril Is.


The iortIhcations near ROuse's Point,
which were commenced in 1916, are 90
ing on with increased activity the present
season, under the superintendent ofCol.
Toticn, Of The corps of engineers. Con
tracts have been made for 70, 900 bushels
ofiime, SOC, 900 bricks, and d quantity Of
lumber. The masons have been employ
ed on the works for some weeks.
a sloop from Whitehall, loaded i'm part
with flour for The contractor, anchored off
the canlonment on Thursday last. This
is the first arrival the present season.
The ice is not yet out of the Bay.
Baak Hterest.-A clause passed the le-
gisIature at the last session, allowing
banks TO charge seven per cent. interest
on all discounts over 90 days. The fol-
lowing is the clause
Ind be it. further enacted, That the Pre-
sidfnt, Directors and Company Of each
of the Incorporated banks of tie state of
New. York, shall hereafter be entitled TO
demand and receive all interest not ex-
ceedlng seven per centum per aunum, on
all loans and discounts made by each Of
them, for longer period than 60 DAYS
any thing in the acts of Incorporation OF
any OF the said banks, TO the contrary not
withsiandiug.' Albany argus.
The following information is received
from most respectable source in Lon
don:
IERAH CoLBURN has been for some
time at Westminster School with tie adj
ditionaI privilege Ola private tutor in ma
themaiics), under the patronage aud sup
port of tie Earl Of Bristol. lie was at
first much rallied by his school fellows,
and a little dishcartened butin less than
4 year hos risen three forms more than
those Oflis standing. This has cncoura-
ged him, aud he is now quite satisiied.-
The father is still The same though try =
ing 10 excite new interest in biz favor,
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Ne,p Yol.I. lfn,l 9.

NeiD YORK., Giay 3.
On Monday last at Boston, ,.anfain
ke!so, late master of The schooner Ocean
OF Maine, was brought before the hon
Judge Davis, charged with having been
accessory to the destruction of that vessel
at sea, on her passage from Havrc de
Grace to Boston, in February last, and Of
conspiring with others in Paris, to dcfraud
the underwriters of this town, New YORK.,
&c. ut a sum amounting tn nearly go, :
900 dollars, by liIpping above 100 boxes
OF stones and rubbish on board the
schooner, and inSurng Them as bales of
dry goods, &c. which were afterwards to
he concealed by the destruction of the
vessel. Two seamen belonging to the
Ocean were examined, who testified TO
The occurrences on the passage-at the
close OF which Mr.. Blake, attorney of
the United States, moved, that the exa-
mlnation be postponed ten days, to give
him time to collect further evidence from
NewYork and the District of Maine.
Captain h. was then committed for far
ther examination.
election this city has resulted in the choice Of
the following gentlemen for members Of The Assembly
pyau aveTa,e majority OF ahoni 1900 votes, what is
deRoiuudied ihc SiintOnian ticket.
Peter @arpe, Ro5erf r. Hunter,
Cornelius HeeHeg, 1Hci"e; ULschocGer,
Clarkson CrahgS, .Iohn 1torSs
Henry Bei5S, JSHHc PterSJD
$sfei E i,g. = ma. Samuel IooksT
For Charter officers, The 5th 9Th 7h sh OH and 10Th
Wards have elected g republican candidates for Alder
the it Wards also elected The federal candidates for
Alderman aud Assistants LIST, I'd and Sd wards and
oT Assistant AdeTuIeni in the Ilh Ward, are chosed.
From Staien-isand we learn that Richard 9. Corson,
the republican candidate for assembly, is reelected, by
amajority ofo0.
M. Van ella, the republican candidate for Kings il
slectsd. llfey. fdV.
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Chamber Pots
Churns
Milk Pans
Ilk-Stapts

uIutts IeIt n the Factory, or Win Messrs Wilson n
Brew, MossTs Thomas While & Co. Messrs lanes NJ
kildoe X Co. and Air. JOSEPH Carter will be duy attanl
ded To- and the Ware packed carefully and with DIS.
patch. - ~ We" We
II we!ldisposed Boy, of good character. anon, !
hove business. :" TIC al
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~ oIlCE-l he co-parnersbip f,john % y11IfH 4 col
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Jnhn p
smith having purchased the entire interest in The con-
rcrn VINO viii discharge all debts de nv the said ;T
ana those indebted thereto will make payment 20 him
John p. SD,lth,
Serfng 'Snith.
MOCrCls. PLince.E hNard In
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JOIN ?. SMITH having surchased the c,.t.rp st,-L
TRACE NJ the 9te firm Of John ?. smith Y CO vi, IN nd
dfion thefco, receive in few DAYS an ainyie -sJy
fop|e 07,d Fancy articles sn;tahIe Tor ,c nrcss,t
aPpfoacnns season--AsO general assOi M NJ Of o.
otI.eS a,i ~ when he will OFFER extremely loa foi ca
and on shu.t tine To punctral customers y
Mcure's, ~. T. alayg r,v,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
By LAST NIGHT. MAIL.

The U. s. ship Alert arr in Hampton Roads
on the 29th July, 81 days from Gibraltar. No
news of Importance. The frigatc United States
had sailed for Mahor with our consul, MIR Sha-
Ter, or board. Tie Washington "A, frgate Con
stellation, aud ships Peacock and Spark, were
at Mahon. Nothing was heard of the outrayes
said to have been committed on the ceaSt OF AL
gieTs, under the sanction Of the Dey.
The Golconda has arr. at New Y oTkfrom Ii
perpeol-brings Liverpool papers of the 18Th,
and London of tie ith They are barren of
news. A conspiracy has been discovered at
Lisbon: aud the principal conspiratOrs arrest
ed and hurried 10 Ft ST. Julien. Tie trial of
Watson, &c. fer treason. not brought to
dnced its price, but for a very large order for
expectation TO France, from 20 To 10000 bbls
The prices given have been from US. to Sos
79s appeared to be the highest mark ct rate.
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ty years after. and see thcn forrisi'.s n
peace. apd Il. ain engaged in lust a-s h,,rnr
3ble Wat. siueie hended viii, U,,e az inc n,.s.-
powerful nntons IN the would and Aitne>> a.,
the termination Of the second contest was -
glorious for his country as the first he wi.-
messed also the acknowledgements of his beloved
country and plainly toresaw the high des,ina.
ion 10 which The people of the United Ststrs
were last approaching and then d.i,afted, III
peace with all the .arth.-A gentleman WIN
vas present when The Major died, writes to Lis
Trend, that It MAS great consolation To hiId
that his Uncle WAS perfectly resigned aud
ieft Us with smile" hut the Major had OF n
faced and breasted danger ia the field lie
was sensible he was horn 10 debut, what IS
more. <s a Soldier he knew how to die!
MW. =" oouson MAS n republican, in whom
there was no shadow Of turuing' bat lac was
al the same time OF mild aud tole rant ,i>uosi-
tlon IN Poi,ics as well as in Religion. lie has
often said, that the liitle disputes and bicier-
inss between the Republicans and Fudsralisls
ren',nded INN Of The disputes and contests OF
the American Officers it, quai ters :; but a, soon
a. the enemy pressed OF the lines, tie Arneri-
can army was limited hand and heart and SO,
he saiG, would always be the case with ,he,e
great and respectable parties; and he had The
feicity OF seeing his prediction NeriEt during
| the last war.
Maj. W wasa most excellent 6isciplinariar:
lie made his so!ieis do tleir Gu;v brt tley
all saS that he was the first 10 do his. lie wt,s
highly respected by his superinrS in rank. bel.v.
ed by has equals and adotcJ by his soldiers. :.
There are instances, twent. year after The var
was over, OF the old solhieis that belonged 30
| his company, taking up the line of marcl las
| they termed IT, aud advancing ON fbot iUJ
mites, TO see and salute their be.Sscd Cap
| tain.
MAJ, w. represented the peo3ie Of Powhatan
| in the Gencrai Assembly several Years, to the
entire fatistactiOn OF bus constituents, " no al
| ways placed the most unlimited confidence 10
| HIM, and would AT all times have bestowed or
| him any post within their 9 Il. lie MAS a.wavs
| avery popular, plain, republican, unambiiions,
| reti,ed countr. gentleman. His memory will
| long live, for il is embalnied in the hearts OF
his nei.hbors, friends aud ceuntl ymen.
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1coMMUNIcArIoNs.1
IN distant isles from kindred dust how far,
on Thy DARK bed lOok down each tTOpic star,
Yet ttill GGectiOH views the place a near,
The earth IS hailowed and the spot Is dear,


In distant isles from kindred dust how far,
on Thy DARK bed looks down each ITOpic star,
Yet ttill 06ectiOH views the place Is near,
The earth is haiIowed and the spot dear.
Her midnight thought surlnounts the roaring wave,
And weeps and watches round thy lonely gave.
Departed this life, on Sunday the 9th April
last, at the port Of Santa Cruz, Island of len
eTifle, Doctor WILLIAM PRESLEY CLAIBORNE,
late practitioner OF Medicine in the County Of
King William. Seldom will the great debt Of
nature be cancelled by an individual, whose
absence from tins transitory scene will he more
extensively or more deeply regretted than that
of this truly good man.
To mind highly cultivated, and DISPOSE
ton gentle and afiectiOnate, DIR. &. united a
most engaging aiiabIllty. From him the voice
of sorrow ever received the response of sym
pathy-nOT were the appeals ofprverty unheed-
ed his hand and heart were alike "OpeD as
day TO melting chafty'-aud in the exercise of
his professional duties, he found ample field
for the indulgence of his natural benevOlcnce.
II hough for some years abOTlng under the
distressing disease TO which he has At length
fallen a victim, the oquanmity Of his temper
preserved its course peaceful and undisturbed (;
and if he ever gave pain TO his friends, IL was
when they marked the sOliciiude with which
he endeavOred TO spare them 4 knowledge Of
his Suterings.
1t has pleased tho Almighty Ruler, whose
DEGREES. though inscrutabe, are surely design
ed for wise and Just purposes. 10 summon him
hence but, that OmnipOtent Being. in mercy
10 liis mourning friends, grants the consolation
Of knowing that The Jyrants dart fell stingless
Oh him whom they lament.
- - on the 2ist nit AZ Major
Charles Woodsons, IN the County of Prince
Edward, Major FREDERicK WooDsoN, Of the
County of Powliatan--aD old Revolutionary
OfticcT
The scene is fast closing on the remaining
Patriots OF the Revolution, the like Of whom
we shall not sec again"
Maj. Frederick Woodson early in life, and at
the commencement oftbe War Of the RevUlu.
ton, entered into the service Of bis country.
He steadily continued, IN all jta scenes aud
changes, until its glorioBs termination, which
enabled the people 81 the United States 10 take
tier proper stand among the nations Of the
earth aud he had the happiness 70 live this-
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schooner, (the latitude he did not learnl which
appearing to be in distress, the ships boat was
sent on board. when it was discovered that
there was not a living creature on board the
schooner, hut the dead bodies of several men
lay stretched on the deck some of them inhu.
manly nailed 10 the deck by large spikes !
The Impression that the schooner had been
plundered and her crew murdered by pirates.
rb
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VIZ. S. DANCE. C.


nANA,yS =, ,o, ,Is. sTI,scT,,c, ,1-
N negro man by the name Of HENRY about isyes,s
OF age He not well grown for bis age ssn intelligent
Degio, and althO' naia mHlato IL rather Of gft con-.
pexion. II is probable be isluTkng about the Cuy II
Ricbm0ud OF the County of Hanover.
1kreHty D0Et0TS RfuGrd viii he given any pefscn
who will spprehend the said negro and deliver hm -
me secure bin in jail that him again taken
without the County Of LoUsa-and TeH DoiiarS II a..
kenwithn the COunty Of Louisa where the re-
sides. HORAtIO q. WINSTON.
August 1. 1854
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cases the animal is relieved in few mi
nutes. A second drench is sometimes
found necessary. We refer gentlemen 70
Benz. Harrison Esq. OF Berlley, Charles
City County, who has made variety OF
successful experiments on this subject.
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DTpLOMATIC ARRANGFMENTS.

In former number OF The National Register
we INDUCED in a brief speculation as II the di-
p!omatic arrangements that were likely TO take
place in consequence of the return of MIR.
ADAMS TO America. When we wrote that
ticle, we were under the impre sSion that MIR.
PIwBNEY, if he wished 1t, wouiG be transferred
to the court of London. Certain rumors, how
ever, which are now ailoat, incline us is the
opinion that Paris. and not London, may be
home either from disincluation to diploma
tic life. or from the lowuess of his salary. In
that the way will be open for Mir. Pink
ney; and This goes 10 countenance the under
standing, which we fad very current, that Mr..
RUSH will be appointed minister 10 the court
of ST. james, Fash. Nat. Reg.
1t is said that the British packet Lord Sid
mouth, has brought out "a cons. derable sum in
specie TO be invested IN our stocks.
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The Baltimore papers recently noticed
the apprehension of a THOMAS SHOT
WELL, in New Orleans, notorious eoun-
terfciter II appears, however, that he
has again eluded justice. lie had taken
his passage on board of the Ohio, captain
Toby, OF this port while at the Balize
he was arrested on board that ship, and
spurious money 10 the amount of 10000
dollars taken from him. lie was landed
at the Baiize, and then the Ohio sailed.
1t appears that there being no civil AN
thority at the Balze 10 take custody of
him, he prevailed OH pilot TO PM him OH
board tile ship Draper bound TO n. York /:
and few days since he was transferred
10 a pilot boat off the capes OF Delaware,
with considerable baggage. lie has pass
ed through this city 10 the eastward
[Ph'L Ga<.
A gentleman who was passenger on
board of the Ohio at the time Shotwe'l
was detected, informed The editor that the
pilot TO whom Shotwell was delivered
from on board the Ohio, received very
particular directions not 10 permit him to
escape, but to deliver him 10 tire civil au-
thority. which he promised to do.-'This
pilots name oughtto be made known and
Ills conduct exposed.-BGA. Fed. GaS
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1nlv1n.

yENAKEN UP nv Uade Josby, on his p.antstion Ia
Po~ha,an county, betw cen the let aud 10th az Nav
l9st csiray brOps bar JfORSE abOat fOur iett n.e
ana haifinches high SUI posed to he or years oId
has few bite spOts dispersed his back Tue
near hnd foot white ard has along Hckcd ait fie
the end andis without shoes Niewet, a. fte
law directs ny Jesse Hughes, Lt-bury u. NGsiy and
JOHN Miller freehoiders VI said c0sny ana APPRAISED 10
Z So the SIst Of May, 1917,
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UH1FrY DOLLARS REWARD. - Ransway on the as,h
n Of July last, from my Plantation. IN King william
couHty-SAM, negro man, about - yesis old -
bou ies OF inches high. and very his height
- has smiling c0unienance when spoken TO-
lie took with him n yoTy6b Nor3c. S0adie Byf1ie -
The Horse is about fee5 81 inches high b,iaii and
reached mane. which has grown On or 6incbes long lie
hes several white spots on his back and wehgrs and ane
hind foot VINE be paces trots and cduters well-N,a
ne PAGES be dsgs his hind feet Consequence Of which
his hoois much WON.
will give the abo,e reward for the delivery offhe said
Negro Horse Saddle & Bride 10 me IN King Wistn--
or Forty Dollars for The Negro aud Ten the Horse
&c.
Sam seen near the Meadow Bridges about ".
clock, Oh the 18th ut. coming bs way
All masters of vessels aud are OTparned from
carrying said negro out Of this State.
JAMfs FOX:
Richmond Amgusti. IS w9ws
GrRAYLD from Tie eubscfibe about ibe 18th 81 1ffi
- last COW, coouftd white and rcd white from lie
shoulders 10 the end 81 her tai rather straight horns
small swallow marx ia her right year, shd hole IN htf
left.
diso, strsycd with her. her BWU C6IF hfcen
months old we'll grown. and mn1lcd ron sucking. The
Coz ~ about ok sears Old suds valuableone.
Any person that Niu give information that gill lead
~ her possession. shall receive Ffpe DOys- aud any
that will deliver said Cow aud calf on he
Gross Suecs from irCA il0w 70 Hay Scale House sbau
receive 3fH D0liaTg. q. CROISIL.
~ -ust l. Is ~