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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06
12U Dollars rev ard.

DESERTED from this post the following
IL soldiers belonging 10 the Sd Regiment,
U. S. Artillery, viz.
William Arskine,
Born in Ireland, aged 60 years, feet III
inches high, light complexion. dark eyes.
dark hair, and by profession farmer,-deA
serted the 28th May. 1921.
Archibald McGrue,
Born in Pennsylvania. aged 80 years s feet
ten inches high, dark complexion, blue eyes
dark hair, and by profession blacksmith
deserted 9th June, 1921:
Samuel Shipley,
Born in Baltimore, in the state OF Maryland,
aged 26 years. feet high, light complex
ion, hazel eyes, dark hair, and by profession
laborer-deserted 10th June, 1891.
Solomon Groscup,
Born in Chester county. in the state of Penn.
sylvania, age rs years, 5 feet inches high,
light complexion, haze eyes, dark hair,
and b. profession butcher-deserted 10th
June. 1921.
The above reward will be given 10 any
person who will apprehend AID deliver the
above named deserters al this, or any other
miIitar, post in the United States, or thirty
dollars for either of them.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. 81 Reg US Artillery.
Fort w shingion. June IS 3law2w
Was Committed
ITO the Jail for The county of Alexandria.
j D G.. as runaway, on The l4'h INST.
negro man who calls himself
Isaac Wilson,
He IS abou, FIVE feet 10 inches high. straight,
stout and well made. much pilted with the
small pox, and has several scars on his lett
hand; his color bordering on yellow; APP
pears TO be about 28 years Of age; had IN
a red shirt and duck panlaloons; he says
he was brought here by Mr.. Hollis, and that
he was born free near the Georgetown \
Roads, in Kent county, Md. The owner
is desired to come and prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise b.
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
June 10 Tailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06

Teas.
TIME following small invoice of very fine
L Teas. now on the way from n. York
for sale by the subscriber. viz:--
Is catty boxes young hyson tea, 19 lbs.
each
10 do Go gunpowder Is lbs,
10 do do imperial Is lbs.
each
Those teas are new, OF superior quality
and will be sold low for approved endorsed
paper, at four months. Apply at my office,
Bridge street, George Town.
ROMULUS RIGGS
may 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06
FOr Boston.
For Bremen,

FOf DrFtIltI,
xx The good ship MARY-ANN,
EsGWinnemore, master; burthen about
(4o tons or 500 hhds, tobacco, three htths
4 which being provided for freight, Of the
Esidue apply to JOHN II. LADD Go.
Uho hare for sale on board sad shlP
5000 bush. Liverpool coarse salt
suO do do coal
1 large cable June Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06
TNO 6fU4
w as Committed
Was Committed
THO the jail for be county OF Alexandra,
Il D. G.. as runaway on the 18th
a negro man named
Jeremiah Garner

TIE said negro is about feet inches high,
strait and square made, about 81 years OF
age. He says he has been four years in tie
United States service on board the Uni'et
States Frigate, Commodore Shaw, and that
he is now on the pension list, on account OF
an injury done 10 his left arm. He claims
freedum. and says he was free born in Ca
.oline county. Maryland, in the neighbour
hood of Denton. The owner is desired 10
come, prove property, pay charges and take.
him away, otherwise he will be disposd of
as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Tailor.
June Is law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06

Joseph Kegs,
About 48 years of age, FIVE feet four inches
h;ob wsI, made: has scar over the left eye.
Had on counry cloth jacket and corduroy
hreeehes. has employed himself as doctor
bout the adjacent country; claims his free
aom and md saws TIA, he did belong to Or. !" m.
.rhorn,on Of Washington who sold BIN TO
lines Johnson. Fred. Co. Va. The owner -
desired to come end prove property, pa
cbsrees. and take him away, Otherwise L,;
will be disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW RQuNSAVELL, ia.
may l7-lawSm aio'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06

Charles Bennett,
LAS imported per the Potomac via Lii
Ill verpool, and offers for sale by retail
T. shappard's blae aSd black regee.
cloth
Blue imperial superfne do
Black. buff and white Saxon dress cas-
semere
Black miled electoric do
Blue m,led regent do
Coronation mixed singla do
With an extensive assortment of Irish lin
ems, sheetings, diapers, Selsias, by whole
sale. only lure 20 Iaw6w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
-Dtph-

On Thursday the Goth instant, at
Leesburg, DIR. James Scott, son of
Mr.. James Scott of this place.-The
deceased was young Gentleman of
great promise, and had greatly endear-
ed himself to his friends and acuuain.
tanees by the many amiabie qualities
which adorned his character.
On Sunday last, Mr.. George
Hesser. innkeeper at Berry's Ferry
AIR. Hesser had long been resident of
this place, previous TO his removing 70
has latter residence, and was much re-.
spected by all who knew him.
On Thursday last, Susan
Roberts aged IL, daughter of MIR.
George Roberts, and niece of Col. Tho.
mas Roberts of this place.
On Thursday morning last,
Mr. Robert Russell, lSadler) late of
Shepherdsfamn.--He was poor and un-
fortunate, bat truly honest man, and
possessed sound heaft.-His remains
were conveyed to the PRESBYTERIAN Blu
ryin5 ground, accompanied by his Ma
sonic Brethren, where he WAS inferred
w.t. Ma nc SOlemni,ies.
-, AT Shepherdstown, Mr..
BEL, Printer, at that place.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

To the Farmers Of Virginia.
Z HOSE Farmers and Planters who
b are DESTROYS of furnishing their
grounds with the best kinds Of
Grated Fruit.
may be supplied on very moderate
terms from the extensive Nursery of
Daniel Smith, of New Jersey. Thus,
at small! cost, may the Farmer beautify
his grounds and furnish his table with
delicious fruit in It's season, and NAV
moreover be richly remunerated with
the surplus produce of his orchard at
the neighbouring markets. Surely no
stnte of The Union has q climate better
adapted to the growth Of fruit, and vet
The attention paid to it's cultivation, is
We. very limited. ] have furnished
Mr.. Charles Lille, of Winchester with
a catalogue OF the frnit ofihis nursery.
9ho will distribute them gratis. Indi,
'iduais DESTROYS Of procuring trees will
please forward their orders 10 my care
who Will see to their being faithfully
executed. 1t is expected the Trees
VIII be paid for CT delivery, together
with small expenee Of freight.
GEORGE DRINKER, .9gent
for DANIEL SMITH.
Alexandria, 29th ONO 1s2tFN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
ROMNEY ACADEMY,
PUBLIC EXAMINATION

IA + the subscribers have jus, been
w attending an examination Of
Mr.. Ihompson's pupils, in the A.
csaeny IN fomney, and though il
would certainly appear TO eviEce a
disposition to applaud at all events,
were we to say much OF the proficiency
which has been made by these pupils
In the short space Of three months.
which 10 the longest period which an,
oil them have been under MIR. Thomp-
sons tuition, and many Of them not SO
long :Set truth compels Us to say that
Mr.. Ihompsoa's system Of instruction
appears TO be an admirable one, espe.
eiat'y IN the articles Of writing or or.
biography and his Judgment, skill,
aiid ability as Teacher, aud the dis
cipline OF bis school appears to be
sueis as is calculated rapidly 10 nro.
mote the advancement Of his scholars.
aud the specimens already given go
to confirm that persuasion. After the
examination they reciied correctly a
variety of we'll chosen pieces. and the
whole was CONCLUDED by an appropri.
ate address from MIR. Thompson to the
parents and others then present who
we're interested in the education of
children. WA1. NAYLOR.
JAMES DALEY,
JOHN MCDOWELL,
Z. NEWMAN,
w. ThROCKMORT TON.
ROmney, Sent. fo-eo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
NOhce
September 90

hereby given that the subscriber
IL intends presenting petition TO the
next general Assembly Of Virginia, 10
make her deed for certain Tract or
parcel of Land lying in the county az
Frederick, near Winchester, adjoining
the lands Of George Kiger, DIR. Daniel
Magruder and Jobn Macky, contain
ing 30 ACRES, il being pa,t of a on
Acre Tract purchased by Col. Angus
Mcdonald deed. of Col. Fairfax. and
sold by the subscriber, executrix Of said
Argus Mcdonald deed. to pay the
debts of said estate. Also One other
Tract containing 30 ACRES adjoining
Capt Edward McGuire and John Mar,
Ky, purchased by col. Angus MeDon-
aid of James Keith Of Alexandria.
ANNA MCDONALD.
september 90, 1921. Sx
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
BRITAIN, TURKEY, RUSSIA AND
AUSTRIA.

AT the head of the nation, of the old
world, as to wealth and power, at this no.
ruent stands Great Britain. 1t is true. the
machinery OF her strength, as applicable 10
tue states OF continental Europe, is chiefly
naval; but 1t is also true, that The sovereign.
ties OF Europe are 80 divided and located, a.,
10 bring them considerably within the reach
OF this machinery. The Baltic, The Black
ana TIE Adriatic seas, are all close seas. A
British squadron stationed off the Baltic, one
OH the Gulf OF Venice, and one off the Oar.
danelles, and Russia and Austria are hermet.
icaily sealed. Another check which Great
Britain has on Kuss,s, is her influence with
Persia. Now, let il be supposed that Rus.
sia should make war upon the Turks. and
that Great Britain should become the al,v of
Turkey. The Turkish forces the selves
must count for something. We are net to
suppose that the Musselmen have so long
Kept possession OF so many fine countries
without very considerable degree OF militia.
~ .ofce. With the armies OF Turkey in
motion. with Persia on hi, flank, with the
Russians dlscontented in her rear, with Aus.
ira engaged IN watching her Italian posse.
sions, with France maicoatent, Spain mimi.
Cal, and the Netherlands under British con.
tro', what chance would Russia have of dis
msmbetiug the Turkish EmpireP Besides.
the Poles are disposed TO revolt, and the Rus.
SLAMS, deprived OF British commerce, would
become dissatisfied; and Alexander would
run the hazard OF being cut off like some of
us predecessors. Austria can aid him but
little, it willing to DO it. We are not to sup
pose Alexander so blind TO hi. own interests.
as to precipitate himself in,o war of ex,er
mination with ,he TURKS, when there are so
many serious obstacles IN bis way. These
considerations would seem to render such All
event somewhat Improbable. E'r, Gaz.
George the Fourth is now in the 5a,h ven,
OF MS age. His fondaess for dress. and
show, ana revels, has acquired for him q.
n,ooS ms counrymen the appella,ion of tie
aondy Of S'riy. His brother, the duke of
ORR, Is about Year younger. The success.
sion to the throne, In the direct line Of lesit
imacy. may be considered as cut of, and
The duae of York viewed a, the heir sppa.
rent. lie is less of drunkar5, more of n
hypoctlte, but otherwise as iicentious az his
elder brother; SO that the British na,ion has
not much 10 hope from his accession. should
he ever nount the throne. But as George
the Fourth has got rid of his wife by death.
ne may be married again. Ii has been said
that his regards have been long fixed on Il la
~ vi the house OF Glvuce.ter. lid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Public Sale

A n informaiity having occurred in
[ a making sale Of the property of
Samuel Dawson & wife, at Moses
Ne"bank's Tavern, on Tuesday last, /
shall, under authority of q deed of
trust from the said Samuel Dawson &
wife, executed for the purpose of Sc
cnr'ng debt due to James ID. Hall.
otter for sale. at public auction, on
Nonday the 22nd of October, 1921, at
Moses Newbank's Tavern, ON the road
leading from Romney TO Winchester.
the following tracts of Iand mentioned
In the said deed of trust. TO wit:
One Tract
containing TWENTY FIVE ACRES.
One Mher Tract
containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SEVEN AND. A HALF
ACRES. which said two Tracts we're
conveyed to the said George Lessipger
by John LuptOD and wife.
One Other Tract
containing FIFTY ACRES, conveyed
to said Lessipser by Joseph Baker and
wife, and the following pcrsonai pro.
perry, 10 vii: tro Ungons, sir Hor-
ses, fire pair of Geers. rro ney fore
Wheels for Wngon, one Co,o and
CaJ, taco IToughs, and rurietu of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
A more particular description of the
Land will be furnished on the day of
sale: The sale will commence about
i2o'elock A. Nj.
A. S. TIDBALL, Trustee.
September 90.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

Haze imported in the ships Hifhelminc
and Belridcra, from Lirerpoo!,
a{slNE and Superfine Cloths amid
Il Cassimeres
Pelisse ard Ladies Cloths
Double Miii'd Drab Cloths
Fiushings, Blankets and FlaunIs
Bombazetts and Tartan Plaidse
Merino and Cashmere Shaels
Rich Printed Cotton ditto.
Plaid Table Cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy Waistcoatips
WoIsted Hose, Gloves and Cans
Cords aud Velveiieens
s's apron Cheek and Steam Imam
shirtings
9's and CA Cambrick and India Bssk.,
Muslins ''N'N
Fnnsy ffinis, Patent Threads, &c. &e.
A'exsndris, 9th month 18Th.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
The controversy betqpeen tie Bank of II
Y. States ard the .StQte OF ONO.


IT, States ard the .StGte of ONO.
This controversy has, we understand. from
an objectionable sootce, come to final issue
in the circuit court of the United States for
the district Of Ohio. To give oar readers a
distinct comprehension of that issue, il is ne,
cessary 10 inform them, that bill in chance
~ was filed against the collecting officers 81
the state TO restrain the collection OF the ia x
imposed by the state; on which an injunction
was granted. Prior to the collection OF she tag
This injunction wns ser we'd; but, as those off
cers supposed, and as they were adv SD hy
counsel, tina, il was illegally served they pro-
ceeded notwithstanding 70 collect the tax. ana
levied 500, 900. about $4,000 in specie, ard
the residue in notes Of the corporation. The
counsel Tor the back. entertaining an opinion
OF the service ofthe injunction, different from
that OF the opposite counsel proceeded a.
gainst the officers for an aIledged contempt,
10 d,sobeyiug the injunction, and the court
pBed the injunction TO have heeD legally
ID, but, at the instance Of the counse, 90
the officers, continued the prosecution for TIE
contempt until the late term of the court.
The bank also instituted an action Of tres
psas, quaTe ciaUSum freg5t. against the off,
GERS and the snreties, in their Office bond for
entering its Office at Cbillicothe; and forcibly
Selling the 100000: TO which the defend
ants sesefally plead not guilty After the
seizure, the bank amended its bill, and sta
Ted that fact, obtained an injunction to pre-
vent the negotiation Of the notes seized, and
prayed decree for the restoration Of ,he spe.
Gle money and notes which had been levied -
Thu. the bank had IN operation three rene.
oie' 'or the recovery OF the sum taken. Isl,
Toe OH in chancery 2diy, the proceeding
ioT the contempt: and 3dly, the action OF
're'sPass- all nf which were ready for trial
a. The late September } term.
Inc court pronounced decree for the res.
torauon OF the identical 100000 which had
been seized, with the interest upon the spe-
Gle part o. it from the time of the seizure
until payment; and granted perpetual in-
junction against the collection Of any tax in
future under the act Of Ohio. BY an ar
Tsngement between the respective counsel,
the attachment for contempt was di.missed,
at the costs Of the defendants, and the action
~ t5esPHss TO be continued until the decision
OF the Supreme Cour, is also to be dismissed
at TIE deieodants' costs, in the event Of the
affirmation fthe decree Of the circuit court.
The treasurer refused TO comply with that
decree, and an sttsc hmsnt for contempt
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Items of Foreign Interference.

From me n. Z. Com. .8dy. Of Sept. 2s.
We have CLEANED few additional
items OF furei5n Intelligence this even
ing.
IL is stated. saws the Goston Patriot.
that the Russians are on one, and The
Turks are on the other bank al the Ri
yer Pruth. This river rises in branc!,
OF the Krapaek Mountains. runs
through MoIdavia, and, flowing in
nearly sou;herIy direction, diseias-
Ses its waters into the river Danube.
Moidavia is the most northcriy of the
Provinces of Turkey in Europe, and
on the confines of Russia aud Poland.
Its principal towns are Choesim, on
the river Niester, and Jassey, situated
between the Pruih and one OF It's
branches.
The lord Chamberlain of ENGLAND
has issued orders directing the Caurt's
going Into mourning on the 18th ul,.
ia consequences of the death Of The
Queen.
General Pepe, who commanded the
Neapoiitan revolutionary army, has ar
rived at Falmouth from Lisbon.
The Kings public entry INFO Dublin
was the most brilliant pageant ever
Witsessed there. A splendid process.
sion having arrived Mt the Park, the
King entered an open carriage, drawn
by beautiful horses, led by his
grooms, attended by numerous train
of footmeu in magnificent liveries; he
was dressed ia full military uniform,
decorated with the order and ribbon of
st Patrick. On his left arm he wore
a Grape. The Dublin Post occupies
several columns with description of
the parade through the city.
The Duke of Cambridge has notified
the people OF Hanover, that the King
will remain in Dublin till the Goth Of
August, be in London on the 4,h Of
September, and sci out on the 10th Of
September, for Germany, to visit his
Hanoverian subjects. He will proceed
by the way OF Brussels and Frankfort.
An Augsburg article states that on
the 10th of July, The Seraskier of Bru-
lila, sent 10 Constantiuople several
chests full OF ears and noses that had
been cut oil from the Greeks, and salt
ed on account Of the warmth of tie
season!
London, .qug. 10.
The Paris papers of the 14lh and
10Th inst. are received. The intelli.
Sence respecting Russia aud Turkey
maintains its usual character, Of q
mixture OF the warlike and pacific.
Paris, .9ug. II.
Extract Of letter received NJ Herman
smdt.
"If We may judge from The extraor-
binary movements OF the troops, and
the uninterrupted conveyance If mnte-
r'et OF all kinds, the commencement If
hoslilities eannnt be very remote. My
next letters will probably announce TO
y1u the arrival Of tue Emperor Alex.
tDder, at the head quarters Of the arr
my at the PrGth, We ATE assured
Vat be is expected every dey, and that
after review ofIhe Army Of the West,
assembled in the euyirnns Of wilma,
he Emperor will repair 40 the armies
q Genera! Yefmololi, aud Count VIII.
5ensteIn, whose effective force is esii-
mated at 100000 men, With large
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
For Sale

TNHE Tract Of Land on which H.
\ late James Ryan resided living on
Patterson Creek in the Comfy of liar
dy, and known as his home place
The Lands are productive and we'll
improved: on them there il an excellent
Log dwelling House.
The safe will be made pursuant 20 The
last will Of the said James Ryan, and
will take place On the premises, on the
eth day If October ne1t. The terms
will be made known on the Jsy OF ,nie
ADAM CROsE,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
HgI1y ely, Sept. sg--tds BARS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29


2 4 tHE MgD GAs4 L. .UREs in
n this institutions vii. commences an
the first Monday in Novembe. next.
aud will expire the ti,si week il March
following.
The faculty have the pleasure to in
form the public, thai their agent DR..
Caldwell, now absent for the purpcsa
OF purchasing additions To the Medical
Library, Anatomical preparation. and
ehen'iealapparatus, has shipped for the
United States, most of his purchases
which are expected To- reach here in
the month of August, and the remain.
der will be brought OF, by himself in
October. Large and conn odious a
partmenis sepsraie sfrom the College
Edihce are engaged and fitted up for
Lecture Rooms.
The following course Of Lectures
will be delivered.
b. W. DUDLEY, nj. ID. on .anato.
my and Surgery.
CHAS. CALDWELL, nj, ID. or
tie institutes Of Medicine ana .Materia
.Nedica. -
sAML. BROWN, M. ID. on the
Theory and Practice of Medicine
w. ii. RICHARDSON, Nj. d. on
Obstetrics and diseases OF JYomen and
Children.
JAMES BLYTHE, d. d. on Chem
istry.
By order of the faculty,
w. ii. RICHARDSON, DEAN.
Lexington, Ky. Sept. 4.-29.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
Mr.. James Scott.

TAKE NOTICE, that on tie Soth
day Of October next. at the late Tavern
stand purchased by You from Jacob
Deary, and sold by you TO me, ia tho
Town Of Newmarket, in the county Of
Shenandoah, l shalt take the deposit
tons of James Mccain, George Kips,
Lawrence PHmGn and Caleb Morrison.
And on the third day or November next
at the Office OF Lemuel Bent in the town
OF Winchester, shall take the Geposi.
ton IT William Abbott TO lie evidence
in suit depending in the superior
Court Of Chanctry holden at Winehes-
Ter, in which AN plaintiff and you
and others defendants.
JAMES Russell.
Sept 2pth--tdm,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

A letter received via Liverpool, By
The Hector, dated Cadiz Bay, Juiy II.
informs that the new ship Fnbius,
FOOte, in % days from New York, ba-
vias on board air. Forsyth, MiDlslo
to Spain, aad family, he'd anchored 8
The PuntaIiUe, where she was to pc
form quarantiDeofs days. The pas
sepgers were all IN good healtb.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

. NoJofk.-A letter from Mr.. VIM. G.
Lyiord, OF Norfork, Va. to the Editor Of the
kichn'ond Daily Mercantile Advertiser. un
der date OF September IS, says, that the
deaths there for the three last days had been
three each day, of short illnesses, and some
OF them cases Of the malignant type. he
states The number of deaths since The first of
August, at $50. Some persons who had re.
turned too soon after leaving the town, had
sickened and died.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

tram of artillery. The number of the
d'sposaole Russian troops co,nr!ete:y
equipped, is calculated at SOC. 900
men; the advance guard alone is $4,000
strong. Ills stated that General Sack
en- has received orders to GO to The
frontiers, where he will assume the
chief commando
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29
BRADEN. MORGAN eco

September 90, 1921. pxT%
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-29

Romney. Sept. 1870
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-07
TOBY,

A very black, round faced, stout young man,
supposed % he about twenty tour years ct
age; the white OF his eyes are uncommonly
la,ge, and >hew in remarkable manner
when spoken to, he has rather down look;
he has been only accustomed to the usual
business of farm, and is tolerable hand.
This fellow was placed among others, in my,
care. for safe keeping, to await the event OF
a suit now depending in the District Chan.
Gerry Court of Fredericksburg, bet~ cen
Mr. William Stuart and Ludwell Lee, execu.
tor to Thomas Lee, aud has now absconded
without any cause, as far as is known or be-
lievt1. His clothes are o! the usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, and some i'm
ported but not particularly recollected.-
On he hight of his absconding, chestnut
sore. mare belonging to the oversees was
also taken off, supposed by him. reward
Of Is dollars viii be given Tor the fellow, il
taken up within 90 miles and brought home
and If tai en- up more than Thirty miles from
home anu brought to me. or secured in any
iail so that get him again, forty dollars
Az persons are forbid at their peril, harbor.
ing or secret:ng said fellow.
40 y GRIFFIN STITH,
Abbey Vile, Prince.W William County.
aug 9 81