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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Sales at auction.
By P. G.. MaRsTELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Yendue store, corne,
of Prince and Water streets,
! bale superfine broadcloths
1 do. cassimeres
1 plains
l case cordaroys and velvets
Coa.ings
Flushings
Irish linens +!
Domestic cottons
Ginghams
Eoglish sheetings !
Cambria and jaconet muslins
Ribbons
Sewing cottons, thteads, &c.
ALSO,
500 felt blankets
8 kegs chewing tobacco
10 boxes soap
10 mould and dipped candles
ALSO,
10 dozen green and brnnzed, olive
and tortoiseshell fashionable fancy chairs
! pair elegant card tables
ALSO.
A likely NEGRp GIRL, aged about
! 6, for Term ut years.
P. g. MAR ,IELLER, Auct. (.
February ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Combat of Kersm g. Suaballat,

/ u
Who at that moment enter the Lists ON
horseback. Kerim's horse takes part in
the combat. and drags SanbalIat to the
ground. Kerim disrnounts and proposes
to renew the combat on foot--the horses
are led away and the fsh' begins. Ke-
rim falls and loses his sword his rival
rushes to despatch him at that instant,
Kerim's horse interposes to save his mas.
ter. Sanballat In fury stabs the horse
who falls and expires at bis master. feet
Act II. A splendid Bridal Chamber,
belonging to Timour.
The Last Scene represents Timeur's
Fortress By moonlight. A Tremendous
Cataract aud Waterfall. over which is al
arched bridge. One side OF the stage re-
presents the exterior Of Timour's Fer.
tress. A variety Of smaller Towers and
Terraces appear in the perspective.
During this scene, the Georgians and
Mingrelians engage the Tartars on horse
and foot. Timour himself on horseback
appears and encourages his ttoops-he
becomes personally engaged and is dis
mounted-he is pursued, and not having
time to enter PortcuIlis leading to the
interior Of his castle, he climbs the bat
Elements and reaches in safety the Tur-
ret's top.-He brings forth Zor,id,, and
threatens to destroy her unless Agib, who
has escaDed to the Georgian is testored
to him-she breaks irsm him and runs to
the bridge, from which she leaps into the
water-Agib on Horseback rushes after
her. The Georsians with BATTERINe
RAM make breach in Timonr's castle
All the horses enter. At the conclusion
of the General Engagement, Agib having
recovered his mother, returns with her on
horseback. Timour is overthrown- but
Zor,l'la spares his life a. the intercessioD
of Agib and OslOu.
- Ticket' and places for the boxes to
be taken Of Mr.. Howard, at the Box or
fee on FRIDAY, from 10 o'clock till 2,
and from till the conclusion of the per-
formance.
Doors to be opened at half past $ and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 precisely.
February Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Great Prize Of 100000;

Millinery.
TUST received per the sloop Susan,
o. an elegant assortment of MILL
merry, consisting Of the following arti'
cleS -
Crimpt and plain satin, lace and
muslin turhans.
do do do lace and muslin, collars,
aud collarets.
do do do satin and Grape dress
trimmings.
do satin, diff rent colors.
ALSO, HAVE ON HAND,
White aud black Leghorn plain and
figured silks and sattins, and number
OF other articles Of the latest fashions.
MARY MOONEY.
February 81 St"
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Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.

Ladies Beaver Hats, &C.
TUSr received and for sale at the Shoe
O Store of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue and
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
lity, with elegant, trimmings
GeatIemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Also,
A quantity of Ladies' prunelle. Slip
pers, white and cOlored kid ditto
Morocco aud leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Morocco and kid Boots, with fashion
able Trimmings; misses 4 cbildren's do.
sPGentlemen's line Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, aud manufactured at
short notice BY measure All favors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January d6tfmwtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
BIZ JOHN JACKSON e Co,
On SATURDAY. 10 A. NJ.

On SATURDAY, 10 a. NJ.
Will be sold at our AUCTION Rooms;
UniOn-street.
A general assortment OF Dry Goods, viz
Levantines and florences, principally
black
Sat;ins, Marsei'les vesting
Furniture dimities, India cott0ns
Domestics, checks, bandano hdkfs
Canton hdkfs, cotton cassimeres,
Cloths, cassimeres. Irish linens
Long lawns, ticklenburgs, FIRST quail.
Italian Grapes, sewing silks, with va
riety Of other goods., ,
Will be added to Saturdays sale, just
received,
IA pieces elegant figured bonnet silks
90 double chain black laventines
I6 FIRST quality black and colOrea
fiorences
! case sewing silks
10 pieces Marseilles vsstings
S senchaSs
5 sattins
dozen lace bandkerchiefs
IS piece, calicoes {
8 bombazetts
6 broadcloths
GO super. "A cambria
Black, figured and twilled cambria
Umbrella girghams, cotton hosiery J
Cords and veivets
80 pieces thread lace /
100 gross thread lace buttons
IS pieces Ga cambria muslins
10 corded figured do.
10 cambria prints
q boxes assorted taffatta ribbons
"a "a double chan laventine shaWls
IL "A daInask silk shawls
g Pieces super. silk velyets
Italian florence, sonhu gauze
Suspenders, worsted socks
40 70 fancy silk head handkerchiefs
Toilinett vesting, Dutch lace
Cotton and w0rsted threads
Ia pieces merino trimmings
10 8 linen cambria handkerchief, gcI
February &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
October II, 1916.
ExtIac's ni letter from Mr.. Erying to
IL, .,.-o.,.,. "A S,ata I.taH

the Secretary Of State, dated
.HadrId, Dee. Is. 1916.
had The honor, by my letter No.
e3, (of October 81 10 communicate TO
yoa the continuation Of my correspond.
euce with Mr.. CeyallOs en- various sub.
jects, and by that OF October Slst No.
"a to inform you, that he had been dis
missed from b emplOymen's, and sue
ceeded IN them by Don Jose piZarro.
Il herewith submit to YOU copies Of
my correspondence with this new Minis
ter.
pn has not replied 70 my note OF
sj;h October respecting MorillO's block
ale proclamation"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Rum, Coffee & Herrihgs

Rum, Coffee & Herrings.
EUST landing, and for sale by
Cd LINDSAY Il HILL,
Is puncheOns old Jamaica run, 4th
and 5th proof
10 puncheons cid Antigua do. Sd
and 4th do.
so bags St. Domingo coffee
100 barrels gross behring's.
February "a
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Piano Forte.

lust received for sale, by the sub
Cd scriber, very extensive assortment
OF MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE, con-
sisting of
Sohatas, SonatinOs, Duets, Lessons,
WaltLes, Song, &c. &c.
Alss, one square an an upright cabi-
net Piano Forte. ROBERT GRAY.
January OF
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iTRANsLArIoN)

Don Pedro Cevallos 10 George w. Err
v;n,, iui,ter p!enipOteu,iary OF the
United States.
October IL, 1916.
SIR,-Having communicated 10 the
king you note Of the 9th ultimo, on the
subject # the seizure OF several Americas
vessel, ID the port of Garthagena, 6. ~
in consequence ot the blockade establish
ed oH :hl,e coasts " general MorIllo,
and yaur demand Of their restitution,
his majesty las been pleased to deter
mine that Information shall be requested
Use pida iniorme) OF the court Of admiral
- Oh this business.
renew to you the assurances, &c.
PEDRO CEYALLOS.
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Notice.

TIME co-partnership heretofore exist
z ing under the firm of PENN 4 HAM
NON, was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, By mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will BIZ IN
future, under the firm of WILLIAM e
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts oil tho
folmer firm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer for sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand-
some assortment of
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
sideboards 4 Ladies work stands
Beaureaus kCandle stands
Tables i sofas
Beasteads Easy chairs
Secretary Y book fair and moss mat
cases Ii hasse., &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices for cash. or to punctual Gus
tuners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both Of wood and iron. The above busi-
ness will be punctually attended to, and
all those that please TO favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
sfM. & WALTER HARMON,
FoSember7 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Notice

ENHE stockholders Of the MEcHAN-
Ics' BANK OF ALEXANDRIA are
hereby not,6.d lhat an eiectOn will be
held at the out House on Monday the
9rh day Of March next, for the purpose
Of elecling fifteen directors to serve the
ensuing year P. Ii. MINOR.
February 5 Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
Stolen. or StraYed,

I'm tie night Of the l4th instant, from
" field AZ Howard farm, late the
rs>id nee Of William r Robinson, Esq. a
SORSEL MARE, about IA hands nigh,
iong ,narc and tail, white star on her
tnreaeal, and some at her feet are white
a reward Of Ten Dollars viii be ga en-
tor ,nfor,oltloH to Charles Slade IN Alex
4ndr,a. or 10 the Subscriber at the above
iafn, 50 that he NAV get her sgain.
WILLIAM OATES.
Howard, Web. q st
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Five Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber,
II in July last, PATRICK DELE
HUNT, arsapprentice to the cooper's
trade, about Is years Of age. The above
reward will be paid to any persoa deli.
vering the said boy to me in Alexandria.
I forwarn all persons from harboring
or employing the said boy, as tie law
will be enforced against them,
JAMES I.YLES.
Febluary Is -. So
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27

Extract Of a letter from Mr. Erving to
the >ecretar' Of State, dated
Madrid. March 10, 1917.
(ProcIsmatiou o. Morillo,)
On this affair i wrote on the 26th
Septemjer, 1916, and was answered DC
tober 18th, that an " inf5rms' should be
taken of the admiraltazgo; wrote again
OF the 25sh October, and remain without
any dRStrPr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27

Edward Grah.m, at Santa Margsrita.
Ghent. Of Norfolk, at Puerto Cavallo.
\. 3. l; is believed that the cargoes
% several Of these vessels have been con
6sca;el without even the term of trial.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
TRANsLATIoN.)
Don Luis de Onls to the Secretary OF
State.
Philadelphia, Oct. Go, 1917,

Philadelphia, Oct &c, 1917.
SiR,- HIS excellency the yice-roy Ut
the k,nsdon Of New G. enala'communi-
Gates 10 ne, under date Vt the I'd of Sep
temher list, that tranquility being re.
stored throughout the whole kingdom Of
Santa F., aud all IFS provinces having
Submitted !to hiS majesty'S government,
the commander in chief, DIN Pablo Mo
ri,lI, has thought Il 10 raise the blockade
which he hal estibG,hed on those coasts,
the causes having ceased which obliged
him TO impose il; and that in couse-
qusnce OF this determination the before
mentioned vice-roy has been pleased to
open the provinces of that Kingdom, and
particularly the pest of Csrthsgera, to
the cnmncrce Of the powers in amity
with his majesty, uRder the regulations
spacIG'd W he printed papers, which /
have the honor to transmit herewith.
hOPr, sir, hat you will be pleased to
bring th,s 20 the knowledge of the presi.
dent rha; he may see the disposition of
his uaje>ty to favor the commerce Of this
republic m every thing that may be COM
pati.le with the security Of his domi.
rions, and that COMFORTS with his iDte-
rests
l rcneS my respects, &c. aud pray
GOs to Pyeserve you many years
LUIS DE ONIS.
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Robert GRAY.

HAS just received supply Of super
I'LL fine, fine and common WRITING
and LETTER PAPER, which he offers
for sale by the ream or single quite, at
reduced prices for cash February Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27
French Hats.

French Hats.
A N assortment OF French HATS is
N just received and for sale by the
subscriber on more reasonable terms than
they have hitherto been offered at.
ALSO.
A variety Of GLAZED HATS, for
servants; And daily expected,
A handsome assortment of Hats, from
New-York. 8. d. HARPER.
February 6 - r
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Notice

TIVE cor,rtuership Of BROWN &
q Wilson. is Dissolved: Those in
ielted :, that Il IN will please make pay
ni~ut tn either Of US, aud those haviug
claims will present them Tor payment.
WIN II. BROWN
DAVID WILSON.
2d mo, q st
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Potatoes, Sugar. & N. E. Rum.

E0N BUSHELS potatoes from the
V" district of Maine
5 hhds New England rum
10 hhds and 50 bsls sugar
IL bbls gin
S bales ravens duck
g do. sheetings
Hyson and young hyson teas,
For sale by E. CORNING,
February % Vowell's Wharf.
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THEATRE.
LIST NIGHT OF Ms. PEPI.v's
>. COMPANY OF SIORSES.

Attic earnest request If several per.
,ons in the country, vha have not had an
opportunity of seeing The spectacle Of IT.
moar The Tartar, The managers are intu.
csd to represent il, in conjunction with
the grand operatic drama Of Isissii-a no
velty not hitherto Introduced ia this coun-
try, Of two horse pieces being acted on
the sane evening.
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80 E.rekaRgs CcBss House ssM
ks&EMARINE JOURNAL. 2SssiE
r7RT Of uLExANDRIA".FBsRUARr q

r7RT Of ALExANDRIA...FEBR 20.
CLEARED,
Brig Wash;ngton, Picket, Madeira.
- Commerce., Wade, Rotterdam.
- Minerva, (Brit.) Jennings, W.
Indies. ARRIVED,
SlOop Susan, Bardsley, 5 days fr. n.
York dry goods, groceries. etc. to mer.
chants oi the district.
ScNr Nay, Gould, f.. Norfolk, with
timber fur the navy yard--snt sloop
with similar cargo fir. d".
- Lady Washington, with cod fish,
Unsalted.
MEMORANDA.
Big Leopard. Herbert, cleared at n.
York 2+!h inst. tor this port.
litter B gs ut the Il. CcBts- House.
Brig E6rOna, Capt. Lewis, for Fall
month, England.
ship New Jersey, Capt, HOdgkinson,
for Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-27

A Female Cook Wanted.
LNOR which liberal wages will be-
IL given, if well recommended. Ap-
ply to the printer.
February "a tuths2w
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On FrIDdY ETEAIA 6, FEB. 81,
The spler did me!o drama 10y Hook) of
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ALIENS

LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
Who sold Ticket No. $500, which drew
on the last New-Year's-Day, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-15

Tre0sRy-y Ucp0g fncAf, 6QShjHrfoA, JpJU ., 1878.
NfO1lCt Is hereby given, u the pfopfttoTs 81 st,ck
4 Y ISSUED under the convention with france Of the
30h ct April iS93 commonly salcd Louisiana Stock,
that one nOiety. taf Of tie rntip Of said stuci
vii be- redeemed The 2ist Of OCtotr utxt ensuing
he Gate hereof aud that the vii be pad the
respective dopfeofs, u their aofnes du'y snihor-
Hed. the day bcioie mentioned 80 TIE Treasury ~
Washington such Loan Once, uU TIE books whore
OF any portion %, said stock may theu aad.
L0fDfW0fiO9 Is f5fhcr cirro ma The interest die
he time 81 redemption, sarh vdft of said stock rs
D. held n Europe VII be- pad heretofore IN LudoH
aud Amsterdam amd that be interest such rssgof
sad sock as has hccn dumesGcstsd viii he paid ~ e
time With ie rrhctud, eiiFt' 70 The Treasury 1r
"a the Loan Ohrcs hciort mcne;,td IND y - 0tsg
herein m0Sc ks,. That interest on liie soety or haif
of s,id Louisiana Stock intended We tcdecued as
a'ocs~ic viii aud determine aner he as DAY Of
Ociobtf, ISIS. W.. 49, Or 4WfORD.
SScrcfery " ike IrscsHrg.
sla. 8. ll8puO
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ALlchYnonA Buvr slillstone

AEANCFACTCRY.-Th snbsCTihers have made such
W. arrangements for procuring materials, that they
will have constantly hand supply o the bssl BURR
BLOCKS and haYng obtained HUinLeT Of Arst rate
Northern workuIen, they Halter themselves this
factory will not be surpassed by any u states for
strength o. b. auty ef workmanship. They have
hand 80 pair ofready made, warranted 1lLLSIONEs
different sizes built under their immediate suporIntend-
ance which they Wi. sell al sOrthern prices for cash
town acceDtaaces. Persons wishing 10 get MlLLsrONES
previous Tie UeXt crop Will Please forward their
ders 10 witch pUhctual attendance shall be pa:d fhey
have also established ansyWfactort iu Petersburg Sbete
Nofh Carolina merchants, aud DilcTs adjacent to Pc
tcrsburg, respectfully invited 10 calf and spe
cImou Of workmanship.
WHITE. DAVIDSON 4 co.
18th between ID ana streets.
Februaiy as. O9Wtf
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rsNEN DOLLARS KENARD.-Kanaway from the sn6.
Il scrber, in Amelia county on tie night fihe ash
April, nrgro lad by the name Nj JIM He is about IN
or Is years old, black complexion, aud had militia.
~ coat when he went ar aud white wooden ran,ainnl.
He has been seen III Richmond, but suppose he RBl
make for Hampton, lie has connexions there. The
above reward viii be given To any person who will ls
cure the said boy IN jail so that may get him.
N. D. lie did belong To VIM. Cole, who formerly
JOHN W. WALTON.
Mayl2. 2s,.
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.SrfEnER

SUMNER.
from her hard couch now Nature rose
ASIDE its tintless hsngiugs tire,
when plant soon, each curtain glove,
With green and gold, with red aud blue
She I" a banquet ehaiui'd each guest,
Frsn prent msn 10 insect least
Win universal welcome best,
15A shar'd the rich and greiefil feast.
How smi'd their notes of pleasure thrown
BY busy mora DER plain ard hiiI
But luscious fruits, aad iiOwsrS fnli-blown,
Warn'd that their joy was transien, s,ill.
sweet Spring! those treasures of thy hand
We've naIk'd 9Th many shining streak,
I'LL ore, who CASTS the k,Gdltug brand,
Lean'd Ger Thy gems glowing cheek
TVS Summer toying. laughing, wild
In measure gay her rudy train
Danc'j round, aud sung-the mountain smiPd-
Its grottos answered To the str aiu
Tben L45or wlisting, wends Eiong
Bat oil suspeuds his healthfui toll,
10 MARI The Syfen's airy throng
with gold, unbee dug, dash the soil
With cherry lip, and bosom bright,
Where drOoa.ng lilies meekiy fell.
with feet as falling sunbeam light
All owned their poweT-yet none could tell
Where they with rip'Eing touch abide,
Whether on hill OF breezy down.
Bat this they kaew--UheTe'er they glide
Each prints filled with fervid brown.
Her rising breast, when lightly brush'd
By auburn ringlets, soft display'd
How Beauty, young grd timid biusl.'d
AMID the VINE leafs pencilling shade.
FOR she, with sen'iOuS 3fdor kind
Awhile To stay the nuterer's wing,
he'd II her hand wreath entwin'd
From relics left by weeping Spring
Her vestment loosely doa,ea round
She breash'd-at ev'ry breath IL turns
TIL gold impfints vivid ground
OF greenland red DER azure burns;
And now her brighrnius form she bends
To cal her gifts from Nstafe's hoard
Her mighty arm alone extends,
And ripe fruits deck tile TeNeitCT's board
And then with sprigs of early corn
Her tresses right she tasteful hIaids--
Hope raPtui'd Seiz'd her massive norm,
Voifisht Despair 10 native shades
In sp!endors hash!ng fierce, her eyes
None dar'd TO brave their ardent fires ,
Shot brightest beams diyine.-She sigbs-
rowrds her last rOse-deok'd cell retires.
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April2t
Yen Dollars Rev ard

nEsESTED from the service ut The Public Guard ON
II the 2Ith inst. NFLsUN II. LAM, ssidier nf tie
said Gnard lie was born IN The county OF Hanover va
aged twentyeisht years feet inches high, has grey
hair, blue eyes, and OF sallow complexion.
The above reward viii he given for Tie delivery of The
said deserier at the Barracks OF the said Guard Rich
mond. PETER CRUJCHtIELD Ii. n. G.,
fSbTnary22 NJ
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April I.

VNREnS GOODS. EdcdTd UitfiamS, Cary suee,
n las received of prints, taTniiufes, plates,
eiughans, MarSeilles yesnss, jaCOnet inus!in5,
dressed cambTics. powri loom and Maddapoain shirt
ings a61 Irish linens cotton hosicy, GOinesiics
sawis umbrellas. wbit he offers favorable
terms by The packase-be will receive ~ few days
assortment Of CHINA GOODS.
May J.. ll5w1w
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EfLofEU from the residence uf the subscriber ISe
EEriver, on the night of The 3s nt very likely negI
named PHIL in his 10th year straight and well formed
about feet nine Inches hip-his eyes large and
iul' his cheek bones high. Tie stole and redS away
likely and well formed chesnu surre upwards of
~ hands highs or years old. lie also stole bride
an old saddle with piece OF Tin the ponuiel. Phil
carried of wore long coat OF very blue broad cloth
perhaps half worn, with yellow metal buttons, blue
coarse cloth roundabout purple leather panaloons, long
leather boots, old drab cloth great lined with
nannel &c. Whoever apprehcm6s and the said
fellow in Jail so that him again. de.iyers him
NE IN Nelson comfy, shall receive reward of 10 dollars,
foi the Eiaie ten dollars THOMAS MASSIE.
Nelson county April ~. 1885,