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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
AROUSE YOuRsEIvEs !

VINO has hot seen with pleasure the re =
solutions OF the citizens of kanawIa, ha-
wing III view the great object of connect
ing the East and The NVesr, bv means of
the James and Ohio Rivers Shall we
much longer permit this enterprze 10
sleep2 What is more interesting TO tits
State, than the plan which is thus strong
~ recommended by our fellow-citizens Of
kanahwa?
Recommend i'll what avariety of wavs,
is II not brought home to "our business
and our bosoms"
Establish communication between
these rivers, and fund OF wealth is pour
ed into our laps. The produce which
would be received, and the goods con
veyed through that channel, would Weld
an immense profit. The mine of the
towns on the sea-board, or the margins of
the rivers, is their back country-tle mine
of the back country, is market for the
produce fits fields. This communica-
ton would benefit both. 1t opens a new
market for much of the produce which
is grown on the banks of the upper Ohio,
aud IFS tributary streams. Ii opens a
new back country for the foreign goods,
which would be imported by the towns on
the Atlantic.
All the towns on the James River
Lynclibmg, Richmond, and Norfolk
would be particularly benefited. So
great is itsvalue, to this CITY, that it would
be scarcely too hazardous to assert, that
It's citizens might advantageously Law
down twentieth part of their fortunes TO
consummate the object.
But 1t is not this solitary speck OH fhe
map, which would alone be benefited
All our towns OH the two rivers all ON
the sea-board all the lands on these two
rivers ;and the public treasury of the
Commonwealth, would participate of the
improvement.
There is already vehement struggle
in other quarters for tile profits of the
Western Trade. Pennsylvania attempts
TO grasp il by means of turnpike and
commercial company, stretching from
Philadelphia TO Piitsburg. Baltimore
hopes to enjoy it by the aid OF The great
National Cumberland Road. New York
has already begun the gigantic project Of
canal from the Hudson to The Lakes
Aud shall we sleep, while Our sister
States are up aud doing Do we yield
the palm to New-York Shall she un-
| deriake giganti; project that may re-
quire millions TO execute; and ne shrink
at openlDga portage communication of
a few miles between the branches of the
Ohio and the James Rivers!
Let us remember too, that the Steam
Boats Of The Mississippi are striving TO
| divesi the Atlantic States ofth Western
| Irade-and that SO strong is The prcju-
| dice in favor OF the scheme, that even
| the liberal State of Kentucky has entered
into the unprecedented, and we shrewdly
suspect, unconstitutional measure Of tax
ing the goods, which arrive from the At
lanlic States, at higher rate than those
which ascend the Mississippi.-W We must
counterfeit these efforts by our own enter
prize or the sceptre Of commerce will tra-
| vel to the North or the West, aud per-
maps be lost TO us forever.
But it is not TO wealth alone, that the
| eyes of the American statesman ought to
be directed. With commerce, comes q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
August 3.

M ESsRS. John spears, Robert Spears James srears
~ Jesse Spears x Sally his wife, Joseph Williams a
Elizabeth his wife-whlch SAID John Robert James sal
snd Elizabeth, ATE children of WIN. spears srr dec
also, William, John aud James Spea,s Joseph Gill *
Sarah his wife. and john G Daniel executor of william
spears junT dec. aud LEONARD u. Spears Thomas Fow r
& Polly his wife, and Dorothy w. II. Spears En,aline
H. Spears aud America w. Spears, by Thomas Fowler,
Their guardian
TAKE notice, tbstwe shall proceed to take the demo-
sons o Frederick James and others, Zach9rah Tay-
ors tavern ia the town OF Gainesville in Cumberland
County and State Of Virginia Tuesday the 23d of Sep
teber next between the b0nrs Of O'Clock IN the lore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon, and shall continue
tom DAY to day until the Whole etaken to be- read as
evidence ~ suit depending iu the Superior COurt II
ChanceIy for the Richmond District, ~ which YOU are
compianants aud delenddnts- Al which time and
place yeu are requested Ia attend.
LEONARD DANIEL Executor Of SaraR
Spears, dec.-1heSaid Leonard Dun
fefiT his OtCR Tighf & Iotky his ffite.
RicAGrd Sfr0ffOH y J0Re his sfife,
(YarisSa Spears SitsaH Spears and
UWiam Spears, and SUGlv DaDiet,
b. LcOaayd DaHiet, her Jafhcr md
guardian.
August q. 27-t2sds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

The annual festival was yesterday observed
with appropriate ceremonies by a very large
company assembled from Boston, Chdrlcstown,
ROXbury aud Dorchester. About two o'clock
SqRaRtum and her friends were seen advancing
from behind the rocks. After having siuok ed
tie pipe Of peace with the white men. aud
paridken OF their strong waters, she buried
deep IN the earth the tomarawk Of party
covered IL with huge fragment Of the rock
and delivered the following talk:
BRoTHERs-O9C your emS. Sunantum is
very glad to see the white men Of the ocean
ence more united.
Many moons have gone away since we have
seen each other. The white men have been
divided into parties, and Sqnantun would not
come amongst those who hate one another
BROTHERs-Jhe Great Sycamore ct the Ma.
ton has visited you. Rehas united all hearts.
YOU have again become Gdnd Of brothers /;
and Squsntum can now oiicryon tse Pipe OF
Union.
BHoTBERs--Iisfen. You arc all welcome.
Ionhayc Gene 70 bury the Toinahawk Of Par-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

4 DNkRIISEMEN1.--Tbe subscriber Is desirous Of
- Gisposing Of The JRfC1 or LAM on which be
resides, ~ the county OF Louisa containing by e.aof
I'VE hundred and twenty seven aud an half Il BE-
situated ~ desirable eghothood, ia the part ~
zoe county ahont 20 miles rom Richmond. here is
The tact meadow seeded hcrdsgrass which proda.
ces about forty thousand weight OF hay annually aud per
haps not inferior to any ths side Of the Blue Rdye
good order for the production 81 corn and wheat thc
wood nd, about l50dcres Is AZ prime toOacco laud ex
ctpt few acres. lhe improvements arc large Two sto
yd"eliing honse with two wugs necessary onb ouses
With large sud convenient barn viii : stable uudci
meath.
Inc peguisntt viii be cor Snodaiinr to the prcbsser
LORAt!0 l. TIN5FON.
Layiss, AngDst8. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
To the Editor efMe Enquirer.

On the oath Nov. 1916, was called
TO boy, Cthe son of MIR. VIM. w. Yer
non, OF this place. about six years old,
who had just swallowed an half cent.-
On my arrival at the house, introduced
my fingers into the esophagus, and could
just feel ilIe edge OF 1T II had descended
too low for me to get hold OF il. / thea
tired pair of crooked iorceps-also "a
crooked wire, which proved truitless.-
My next object was, 10 create nausea,
which did by getting tlIe boy 10 hold i'll
ms mouth solution of Fart. anthony
Ihis ialled.-l then gave hin an emetic,
which also failed. 1 at length resolved TO
force 1t into the stomach, with probang,
IN which succeeded-and trusted 10 Ma
iure tor It's expulsion, per anum, which
took place OH the 9th Of April, 1917.
During the time the cent remained In
the stomach, he complained every cav of
nausea, and an inclination TO vomit, ac-
companied with profuse discharge of
SALIVA. gave him repeatedly large uDses
OF sup. tart'r. potassa, in order 10 keep
the stomach cieansed from the yerdigrise.
Since the cent came away he is perfectly
relieved from those disagreeab!e sensatl-
ons--hls appetite, which had been much
impaired, Is perfectly restored, and is APP
parehtiy III as good health rs ever. The
cent (now in my possession is quite per-
feet, but of dark brownish color, with
but little appearance of oxidation. 1t
may not be amiss to observe that the
cen, remained in the stomach near seven
months.
have been induced to give publicity
10 the above case III order to shew that
copper coin taken into the stomach does
not Away prove fatal. A similar case
took place IN this town few years past,
where the cent remained in the stomach
3 months, and was discharged with the
faces. II may not always terminate ia
vourably-and wish it not TO be under
STOOD that such is my opinion No, far
from it-And let me advise parents and
nurses 10 be careful how they let their
Children handle such things in future
" 4 w'rd to the aOise as sufficient"
THOS. WHARTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
BALrlMoRE. August 4.

The price Of new wheat has increased
to S 2 so per bushel, notwithstanding the
abundant crops which are stated TO have
been made in some parts OF this State
There is no doubt, however, that this in
crease of price has in some measure been
caused by The accounts of the great def
cheney in the crops on the Eastern Shore,
where the average produce is scarcely one
tenth paft ola commonly good crop. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
August q

1--WE DOLLARS HEWARD.-Strayed or stolen ffou,
mI.kicl'sfd 1oungs stable, on Thursday night last
small bag MARE, or years old feet or 10 inches
htgh--faXed aud locked.
he above reward will be given to any person on deliv
erinf the said the subscriber near Saint Peters
church, in y. kentcouniy or to Lewis, Rey q Co. Rich
mOnd FRANCIS MARSHAL
August s. 1z9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
IfiUS. WHARTON
Woodstock, Va. July 30.

IT Mr.. Cox, the Editor of the " Exile printed at
NJ York. has, by what authority know not advertised
thar Subscriptions for s Paper would received
Objective beg leave TO stae that we are not and never
VIII be- The agents of any papeT which canniaes orr
co~ntTg aud IT'S citizens, aud its efforts t. dcor
age The emigration of Irishnieh any useful foreigners
to these tayOuTed shores.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
WOOSTER, (O.1Julv II.

WOOSTER, 10 July IL.
Agreeably to the proclamation of the
President OF the United States, Tie sale OF
lots in the town of Croghansvlle, at the
Lower Rapids of the Sandusky River.
commenced on The 9Th INST and was CON
clnded ON the 10th. The lots were all
sold, with the exception of eight or ten,
and at various prices, from twenty dol
lars to six hundred. We suppose the a.
verage price TO be about one hundred
dollars per lot. Afterthe sale of the town
lots, an out lot of two and half acres
was set up, which sold at the rate of IFS
dollars per acre. The sale of out lots
commenced again this morning. The
number OF persons attending the sales is
considyrablc-and they are from, different
sections of the United States. Particu-
culars relative TO lhesal shall be given
as they, occur, both OF CroghansyiIle and
Ferrysburgh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
STABLES OFTHp MAnKR1

Tobacco, S 81 10 I2I-Corn, = TO S. So
Flour, new, Richmond mills, S II % to IL. so
Wheat 5 l. SI-Meal, S 1. 90 to I. IS.
Groceries--Sugar 10 to Il per Cwt-CoC
fee, Ia TO % cents per lb.--Molasscs, IS to IS
cents per gallon-Herrngs, IS to 5. IS per bar
rel-Bacon, ISL to 10 cents per H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

Ahto RIVER LANDS--FOR .ylfLE - Will sci, 4oo
acres o land, Oh James River w the county Of Am,
hsIs ,euor twelve miles below LJnchburg.-The advsi
estsV tns place are. ITS cOntgty several Bne fna.
eus"s hins WIN navigation TO all OF them ad u The
oxford irouworks, IS nchburg aud Richmond 4, -
ao"' Nv acres Of Ist rate low grounds he'd 81
hestohc auha good sad shefy. There is not % b he
ne.cu, Hhy pace nov fpf sale, the RIVER Thar oHes
80 tnH9 doyamas es 10 The agf fHltfrst Or afaltr.
'he'f hclHed 10 purchase ,Isii sBd view
Miutcm - go '-'"'
POSSESSION cap he had nov years day. with Hbe-,,
o. ss.oHs wheat u's isi Tor uhe particulars apply
-" ~ ~. l.. bOiLfSs.
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SALE OFLAND-Ju [hngI;a Cou,Io-

~ tuesday the 9th Of September will offer for sale
y 70 the highest bidder Tie premises on acconmo
aal'hs credits, my PLANTATION. about or miles be-
my ocreS. 81 90 4'''
, ms " iatn OF durable foundation. abundauty sup
piled with running water as well As excellent setinos
shu contains between forty and Gfy rich swamp
der. ~ " ''iP'"s "
the SAFE should be prevented by bad weather on Che
above day, twill take place the sst fslr aay erwa,ds
,., JAMES HENDERSON,
ltlnf,tnttsg, dWGnst =. 2T.fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

community of interests. Commercial
ties WIN rivet still more strongly our poll
tica' Union. The East and West bound
together by the ordinary intercourse of
business, aud sense of mutual benefits,
wiii eye with still more jealousy and alb
horrence, the wretch who would propose
TO dissolve or enteeble the political bands
which bind us together.
iake II, then, I'm every point of view,
III Which this subject can present itself TO
aFirglnlan, and the inducements to pro-
secute the enterprise, thus strongly re-
commended by the Citizens of Kanawha
ana lie general interests of the State,
VIII prove irresistible.
Scarcely is this assertion made, when
we receive information which induces US
10 nope That ii may, at uo distant day, be
realised. We had written the above,
wheiwe were informed by Il Gentleman
that Mr.. Loammi Baldwin, the Principal
Engineer of the Board of Public Works,
lett tits City last week TO commence the
suryei directed 10y the Board at It's last
sitting 10 be executed aS soon las posi-
BILE Mr. Baldwin goes prepared with
tents, survey ing Instruments, and every
Necessary article, 10 survey and level the
intermediate ground between the Ohio
aud the James Rivers.
We hope no time will be lost: that the
survey viii be completed, lac whole bu-
siness may come before the next General
Assembly, and some decisive measure be
adopted.
letter from very distinguished Vir-
2iniau, who IL now established in a Nor
them State, after congratuaiing us on tie
noble spirit of Improvement which is
manifested" i'll this State-adds the fol-
loving sentiment, which at once convey 5
high compliment, with just censure ::
" know of but one thing wanting to
give the State as high standing as the
patriotism of the people entiile il To !;
:" which Is, to give up the mistaken policy
T" of providing for the case OF debtors in
9 every emergency.-Tii only way is, to
" put II into the power of creditors TO get
" their money when they want it," Such,
we presume, are the numerous stay-iaws
we have passed-the law exempting lands
from execution for the pay ment of debts !;
law, which ought moi for d moment long
CT TO cunber our code.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

BANkS.-'rhe following paragraph is
from the alexandria Ad, eriiser vf ,l,e 5th
inst
:" We repubIish the following paragraph.
from the Richmond Enquirer, under the i'm,
preston that ITS sub iect is peculiarly interest
ing to the public. We have reason to believe,
that IN few days shall have it IN our pow
er To state, upon respectable authority that
trom arrangements which are now maturing
being Completed, the exchange between this
town ana me cities north oft, will be perfect
iy equalized."
Here follows the article {" Bank Infor-
nation from this paper, stating tie late
meeting of the Cashiers at Philadelphia
Tor the purpose OF facilitating renittan es
OF money from one town TO another. We
can now state, ia addition 10 this infor-
nation, that the doubt then expressed as
to the concurrence ofihc New York Banks
begins TO disperSe-ihe Banks of Virginia
having been officially informed by the
Mechanics Bank of that city, whose
transactions are very extensive, that lis
Board OF Directors have most ciieeriIlly
concurred III The resolutions, entered INTO
at Phhadelphla; and that i'll consequence,
The Virginia paper IS received, as former
", In that Institution, and The business
Is returning 10 lis ancient channel
~ Ii was with much pain that we found
ourselves under the necessity of noticing few
days ago, sentiment. which escaped the Sa-
lem Register, representing the President as
our " THier, anu his fellow citizens as his
people" We did with the more regret, be
canse Il was the only slip which werecoiect that
valuable paper evertO have made-a paper, at
all times distinguished for its correct as well as
able exposition of the principles ofthe govern
meat. 1t is with sincere pleasure that we now
publish lis manly recantatiou OF the error into
which 1t has been betrayed The compliment
To ourselves we would have suppressed, be-
cause 1t is not deserved, but that 1t does Gre
at to the man who thus recants his errors:
"'The Editor of the Essex Register fakes
none OF the blame of the paragraph attributed
10 him by the Richmond Enquirer, and while
he receives AUST reproof from the able Editor
or the Enquirer, he preSumes an apology might
have been found in the form in which such
sheets appear. In such publications. some
writer's will appear prompted by the moment.
In the etfervescence, no resistance can he. pro-
htabie, and the business ola candid reader i.
tojudge of the cause, see how far il proeeeds'
to pity and forgive"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

Extract ejco letter from Charleston, 6. @.
Mai. Champin, la,ea quarter-mas,er
in the U. 5. aud the officer who led on .Sl,.
Gregor NGregor's attack against Amelia.
has been apprellended The District
Court has held him to bail witt, two Sc
curitles In the sum of -Four Thousand Dol
lars, tor ms appearance at the next sitting
thereof but II is generally supposed that
he VIII not appear, and that M'Gresor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

NOK sALE....A set Of Drawers suitable for pfsctis
rig Physician, and machine for injecting blood
vessels lhty belong to gentleman who has reuto,e ed
" tue westward aud will be sold low. ..Apply TO
VII LIAM WARDLAW & co.
, tugu
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.

ASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
We learn that George HaH, who is sta
ted TO be a native OF Baltimore. and to
have been on board Spanish vessel
which was wrecslen some time ago upon
the Coast OF A trlca, whCrehe fell into the
hands OF the Arabs of Lower Suse, has
been released from slavery, through tile
exertions of MIR. Wiltshire, British Con-
sui at Mogadore, in the Kingdom of Mo-
f1occo-and that on the first of May last
he was at Mogadore, whence Mr.. Will
shire was about sending him to Gibral-
Ear, oil his return 10 the United States.
August 3.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
The Convention elected under the au-
Shoflty of Congress, for the purpose of
forming Constitution and Slate Go
yernment for the western division Of the
mississippi Territory, assembled in the
sowh OF Washington on Monday the 9TH
OF July, and proceeded 10 the execution
OF th9ir important duties.
DAVID HOLMES, Esq. Governor oftbe
Territory, WAS elected President OF the
ConYeniion, and LOUIS WINSTON, ESQ.
The Secretary.
Ihe Convention resolved, by vote of
80 TO III, that it was expedient to accept
The terms of admission offered by Con
sress, and to proceed to the formation of
q State Government; when, Messrs.
Poindexter, Simpson, Leake, Rankin,
Bnrnet, Downs, Mead, West, Wilkins,
Shaw, Brandon, baltimore, Hanna, Min
lon, M'Nab, Runnels, Ford, Jourdan,
MCay, Patton, and Bilbo, were appoint,
ed to draft and report TO the Convention
Tie plan of Constitution and then the
Convention adjourned TO the 18th Of the
month. nut. Int.
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COLUMBIA, $50 July %.

- NOLC Va ~ 4, %. O.J July ".
On Tuesday evening last, the Platt
Spring Academy, in Lexington District,
about ten miles from this place. was en-
tirely consumed by fire, together with its
Library, containing great number Of
well-selected books. Before The fir. was
discovered, it had made such pro gre.;s as
10 render all exertions to save any thing
Intellectual. Whether it proceeded from
accident or design, we have not learnt.
(Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

A Mr.: Jones. of The Dublin Theatre. il
also said TO be engaged by Mr.. Holman.
Mr.. kean and Mr.. Jones are expected TO
arrive III the Teaplant, at New York.
Charleston Times.
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NASHVILLE, Ten July %.
IHE .STEAJJ Mill

1t gives us great pleasure to announce
TO the farmers oftlie Country that on Fri
day last the Steam Mill was put i'm ope-
ration. Size moved off with great ease.
a. fulfilled the highest expectations of the
Engineer. No doubt now remains ofour
being soon abundanily supplied with
meal and flour-and of course no doubt
can exist of this establishment atiording
direct encouragement to The farmers oi
the Country.
The proprietors OF this establishment,
who are Messrs. Whiteside, Hall, Balch
and Kingsley, have perse tered aud over
come great difficulties in the erection of
their works, and nothing can exceed the
activity and industry of MIR. Brown, the
agent Of the Company.
The successful result of this enterprise
we regard as the commencement of "a
system ofinternal improvement, which
will deyelope the great and growing re-
sources of this Country, and which will
render us. as We should be, rich and in
depend, mt.
The post-riher from Georgia states that
he heard as he came through, the Chcro-
kee nation, that about three hundred of
the tribe had come to the determination
al immediately going TO White River, on
the west of the Mississippi and he was
told several hundred more would move
this Fall, as the opinion began to prevail
generally that they could do better there
than where they were. (Clarion.
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"a CAuTiON.-l hereby forwarn all persons from "a.
"a KING an assignment Of my note to John nickey Ga-
ted the 9TH April s7 for $40, with credits The back
for ) 22O paid This given for The purchase OF
and which the said Diskey had iOL clear title to-
AN determined pay more until good title is con-
hFIned by I court Of equity.
BENJAMIN BU-vAL
Auru,tS ~ .,
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NOTICE Us hereby gwen, thai oniie lJIa iay Of No
.enberneSt, Will be sold at the late cweng Of a
eAande outhrey, decd. asnu two miles above Cunber
land courthouse ca credit Of II slous the following
property Ia VII "A part OF the Iract Of Lad whereon
the SAID decedet liv-d-aiso, two negro 1en stock of
all kinds household furniture, the crop vi com fodder
AMI plantation utensils.
Pnro 'ases To give bond with approved security, to car
~ Interest from the date IL not pVBCtIay raid.
THOMAS MADDOX, -sefias Error.
s. o;-w.ts
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WM W. HENNING. c. c.

C0nlaiSSloHer'S OGfce, Cfty Of
Rickmond, sth No. stu 1917
The parties named IN the aforesaid are
hereby Ii0ted that have ined 10Th day the
lnh Mo H. e ocoheT) next To carry the said order into
effect on which Gay they requested to attend at NV
oce. inths City, at 10 O'Clock the morning WIKI lie
necessary documents for that purpose.
SAMUEL PARSONS, EL C..
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- virtue OF deed OF trust executed on The day
- vi tthfuary 1916. by Wm I. johnson vi the coun
yoi Chesterfield for certain purposes tiei enion,
s positively sell for ready pinney Tuesday the 9th
aeyoi September next, the LOT or GROUND and the
Improvements thereon described VA said deed ust
lying ou 'he South side OF the Manchester Turnpike
near AIR. iaey Coles tavern aud nov oI lately In The &C.
cupaBcy of sad J, Luson.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Trustee.
August 3. aTvlds
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tINENiY DOLLARS RLWARD. ..,.stoIen, o. lie
a nght VI the at INST ON Doytr, the "a, OF Doctor
iTent, hksly BAY HORSE auoUt feet 10 II inches
hish, PAGES veil Is cgts iaieu Ea his on AIs
tai onekcd, and the h1f 0f hs l5u cIs more ia com
moi" he has some saddle biies ms nic sOee aye nnc
~oIn has veTg u the bones o,er The eve very
proigiueLt Twenty collars VIII BE given fof the hor
% my dollars for horse thief ~ se proportion
oi euheT, BY DAE4rL ROsvIF ~
c'osi ard covn.g, AugaA g. .-E-