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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

cember is assigned for ,he trial, before the mu-
nicipal court.
VERMONT.
The Legislature Of Vermont closed their
session, OF almost five weeks duration, on the
18Th inst The committee on New Trials,
adopting The sound principle OF late years we
believe recognised by The Legislatures Of all
the States except that of Vermont, that the
Legislature have 10 right by special acts 70
reverse the decisions Of the Courts of Justice,
steadily reported against all applications Tor
new trials. In one case however Oh the pc
titon OF Silas Hathaway, the House twice
refused 10 accept the report OF the c5mnItee,
and passed bill lOr granting new trial 70
case in which Heman Allen bad obtained q
judgment 10 Tue Supreme Court against the
said Hathaway, and The Council, alter having
once non concurted, finally passed the bill in
concurrence. Boa Ddi. Ado
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE JOYS OF AGE.
Tie widow Gowing, Of Jaffrey, n. h
lately had around her, eight sons and fourteen
daughters, all OF age, and all, save one or two
in gooi health. This valuable matron ha:
been the mother of 25 children, and has alrea
dy lived to see ITO descendants. Buona
parte being asked by lady, lPho g0ss The
first CONAN IN his empire replied, Sac ha
has borne the most children. According to tb'
Elk Emperor rule THIS lady may be consider
ed az among the first in New Hampshire.
Joyous meetings Of the above kind are not IN
common on our Ne0s- England ThdnksgiUin;
/ festivals, when the round ,bles of many thou
sand Patriarchs are frequently surrounded b
/ from 90 TO 90 or 10, and sometimes NOR
descendants, not unlrequently 10 The 4th ger
Grafton. We hope this old custom is not o
decline Centnel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

TIC before mentioned exceptions, lie conduct or
captain Hall, since It's command VI this yard for
strict personal attention ID the preservation oF
the public property committed % tbs charge; FOR
the iudicious application Of the means placed at
his disposal for the public service; and for the
faithful performance of all his other official du-
ties. has been correct and mcrit0riOus.
JOHN RODGERS,
President IN ne Court
GEORGE SULLIVAN, Judge Advocate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
KENTUCKY.

The money affairs of Kentucky, appear 10
'e 10 as bad condition as ever. A project
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
MASSACHUSETTS,.

bOsION, NOV. Y.
Important lnUention "A gentleman of this
State, to whom this country is much Indebted
Tor his former inventions, has lately connie.
ted machine for cutting fur from skins. with
out injury to the pet, which has here tofore
been rendered useless for leather. Il is also
asccrained, that this machine will shear cloth
much better than any machine now in use
One man can cut, with this machine. the fur
from 1000 SKINS per day, or shear $500 yards
OF cloth; whereas the cutting OF the fur from
90 skins, o. shesring 100 yards of cloth. is
cons'dered.a days work, by The usual mode
OF cutting and shearing. Thus there i a g..
wing OF 10 2Oihs Of the labour; and the fur
cut 10y this machine, i. pronounced, by good
Judges, 10 be better than that cut bv The com
mon method. Considering the great saving
Of SKINS, particularly the seaD and labor, we
must pronounce il one Of the most mportant
inventions which ha, honoured our country.
An indictment has been found against The
Editor OF the Galaxy, or an alleged libel a.
5aInst the Rev. Dir. Malit. The l6lh Of De
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
NETWORK.
ANCIENT REMAINS.

A large hemlok log, 10 perfect state Of
preservation. was recently found, several feet
beneath The surface, while digging ditch at
Worcester, county Of Otsego. Trees Of a
very large size had grown directly over H.
and i was presumed the log must have lain
under ground for three or four centuries.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

HADkID, SepI. TO.
Serious differences prevail between he Fir,
Aic1lde AMI the Municipal Body of Carrha
genia, which keep the whole population IN
state OF great uneasiness.-Fhe workmsn IN
me Dock yard OF that city positively refuse
70 repair the Guerrero or any other sfip lyiria
there, until they have been paid A month
arrears due TO them by Government. forge
ting hat, IN the tiues Of despo.ism. they mad+
no such objection, although, IN one instance
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

they were full three years withou. receiving q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
TURKEY.

A terrific earthquake has occurred at Aleppo,
ia Turkey, which ! said to have destroyed two
thirds Of the CITY, and 10000. inhabitants.
The great number Of unburied bodies in tins
extremely hot period of the year, has produced
pestilental efluyia, ana obliged the unfortunate
inhabitants to seek refuge " some remote dis
trict."
The number OF houses in this city is stated at
10000.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
200 Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing near Ches-
ter Town, eastern shore of Maandon the 29h of June
last, negroes .aN1H0JVY and E.,f0RY-the former a.
bout 49, the latter about 81 years old Anthony is about
feet high very black eyes small and deep set in his head
high cheek bones his face in general formed much like
Indians round shouldered boned leans forward con-
sderaby when walking, carries his head down and fire.
quenty looks up to the right left than the front
his steps generally slow and always long, his move
sluggish his dress when he off was drab
coored led kersey roundabout, tow linen trousers and
shirt wool hat; and carried with him blue cloth rounda
bout and trowsers white jean panaloops, roram hat and
probably clothes not knownEmory is about feet,
% 10 inches high, of dark color, has on one Of
his shoulders his person uncommony good for one accs
toned to labor, carries himself very erect walks brisk
with much action and rather gracefully when spoken to
The quick, with hasy bow and touch of his hat
and anxious to oblge and recommend hmse 1t his
face is round and his general appearance very good ms
dress when he off, the Anthonys carried with
him old fine blue cloth coat and snuff coored panta
looms, old fur hat with the of Hanson e Clap
makers, of Baltimore stamped in the crown The above
reward will be given if Anthony and Emory are taken GU
of the state of Maryland and brought home secured
Jail that the subscriber obtains them one half for Ell
her if taken within the state and brought home or sec
red in jail that the subscriber obtains them, one hundred
dollars will be given for both fifty dollars for either
| July |, 1822-52-8t GEO A HANSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12

slol5o
.,l76O Prizes,

M One and quarter blanKs TO FFlze' u
The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
TLru numbers from to so, will be put into wheel
so NJ wyh;ch will be drawn out The whole number OF
rkes in Ills Lottery consists of 4o60-on each there
will be three of the so numbers and that ticket having on
to 90O that ticket having the 1s Cd and 4h will be
entitled $1,000 that ticket having l. and will
be entitled to $500 that ticket having on y and will
be entitled to S400 that having omit 1,3 and will be en-
Tiled IN g3O those tickets having /, A. So and
and SO, and SIS, 4and will each be entitled to
$40 those tickets having them two of the numbers
drawn viii be entitled to SIS: and those having one Oh the
Ave numbers drawn will be entitled TO SIS each Notick
ct which shall have drawn prize Of superior denomna
ton can be entitled to an inferior prize Prizes to be sub
3ect as usual to a deduction of l5per cent
Whole Tickets, S3--Shares in proportion
HOPE & CO. Acting Managers
NO. %, Market Street, Wilmington.
r7 Gosh he bad FIR all bri=es as soon drawn.-Or
ders (bOst paid attended to- CLUES dealt "Hfh on IN
most Favorable terms. July a, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of THOMAS AGUR
late of Wilmington decd requested to make speedy
and those having claims present them to
Wilmington July 9. ST. MILLER DUNoTr.
Having, the request of the Managers of the Delaware
State Lottery, for the completion of ST. Peters Church.
superintendent the drawing of the sameWe do hereby
certify that the following the numbers which
this day drawn from the wheel, viz No 10, a. g. III and
that the said numbers drawn in the order in which
they stand above, that is say that No - the first
that drawn, No "a the second, No 8the third and
No II the fourthWitness hands at the borough Of
Wilmington this 4th day of July, 1892 G. A Rodney
l. .NcLdne s. b. DaLis
Euan Thomas y DUPONT
9ttest--G w Worrell Sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
WILL BE SOLD

AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ Saturday the 18th instant, at
1.-THE house Of Caleb p Bennett sundy articles Of furniture
together with Negro slaves, and horse, saddle and
brides late the property of JAMES DAVIS, Esq decd
The terms will be made known on the day of sale.
Wilmington, July SGT W-D. BRlNCKI,E, Admir-.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
DIVIDEND.

The General BOARD of Directors of the Farmers Bank
Of The State Of Deareae have this day declared dividend
of three per for the last half year, the capital stock
of the Institutions payable to the Stockholders or their le
gal representatives at any time after the 9th inst.
Dover July 2--52-3t c. 2. COMEGYS, Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS
Just received and for sale at
j. W1Lsos's BooKsronE AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No. 1O5, MARKET STREET;
THE SPY,

A TALE Of the Neutral Ground; by the author of
sPrecaution SD edition with preface, So 90
EUROPE or general survey of the present
situation of the principal powers with conjectures on their
future prospects: by citizen of the United States. 50
MAY YOU LIKE IT-by Country Curate. 8Scs
THE VICAR OF IvER-a Tale "A cents
CURIOSITIES FOR THE INGENIOUS
Selected from the authentic treasures Of Nature Sci
ence and Art Biography, History and General Literature
with engravngs. 88cents
| THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH--a Drama.
tic Poem: by the Rev. II Milman, Professor of Poetry
i'm the University of Oxford. SO cents
| THE HUNDRED WONDERS OF THE
WORLD, and of the Three Kingdoms of Natre desert
bed according the latest and best authorities and illus
ltrated by engravngs: by the Rev Clarke. First Am
erican from the Tenth London edition. This is one of the
most interesting and instructive publications recently is
sued from the press. 3 SO
ELEMENTS OF AGRIC'L CHEMISTRY
lin course of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture: by
soils and manures, founded OH actual experience and
combined with the leading principles of agriculture: ii
(which the hesfy and doctrines of Sir ii Dayy and oe
agricultural chemists rendered familiar the expert
Fenced farmer: by Practical Agrcuturalist. so
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN: the Set
tlcr of Pennsylvania the founder of Philadelphia and
of the first Lawgivers in the Colonies, United States
lin 1852 Containing also his celebrated treaty with the In
dans his purchase of their country; valuable anecdotes
admiral Penn; also of King CharlesI King JamesI, KIM
William and Queen Anne, in whose reigns William PEN
yed curious circumstances that led him to become Qua
ker; with view OF the admirable traits in the character
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Pos, Office, at Wilmington, Def
July 1922 Persons calling for letters on TINS Us
will mention that they are advertised
A
Bulah Almond Margaret Armstrong
Ellis Anderson Elizabeth Aydeotte
Elizabeth America
B
Elizabeth Bowles James BUCK
Ezekiel Bsily Thomas beesoh
Thomas Berry2 Sarah Ban
John Bradford Capt James Bennett
Harriet Brown Levi BALDWIN
Jacob P, Broom Rhesa bronsohS
Joseph Bringhurst Margaret bingham
Jane Byard Eli Baldwin
Catharine BRYAN Henry w. Barber
Hugh Bradley Samuel Barker
Henry Bell John Baptiste
William Britain John v. Burklow
William Baldwin Michael Burrih
Simon Barstow Sarah Byers
c
Margaret Ann Csshore Phlneas Cary 1nnr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
BY Authority of the State of Delaware.
UeLa,cGre State Lottery.

For the completion Of 81. PETERS, Church.
SECOND CLASS-NEW SERIES
William Ldrkia-- Manager
Tickets for sale fra eso days at dollars each, atths
STATE LorrERY OFFICE, WlLMINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
HOPE g GO.

Return their sincere acknowledgements to their friends
and the public, orthe patronage they have received ~ me
delaware state Lottery First Glass, and solicit conntl-
ot It in the Second Glass; the scheme of which they
have the pleasure of Offering to the public.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
~ his old stand No g. Market St. Wilmington, where he
Intends 10 keep constant supply of the best quality of
sporer Ale and Cider He returns his thanks to former
fends and to receive share of Public patronage.
ssIarch e. 1922. 22-6m HENRY GRIMES
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12

Elizabeth II Cooper
Lewis Creemer
Mary Coston
Thomas Cable
Benjamin Cooper
James Clark
John Cilligan
Peter Devou
Michael Doonan
George Davis
Sarah Derrickson
DIR. Depuy 8
Anna Dessa
Jacob Fights
Editor of the Watchm
Jesse Everett
Deborah Fisher
Emory Faulkcum
Daniel Fitzpatrick
William Galley
John Green
Margaret Garrett
Julia Ann M. Gill
Benjamin Griffith
DIR. John Gambell
Joseph Gould
Sarah ellis
Susan Goodwin
Peter Gould
Agnes Hair
Hon. VIM. Hersey
mn Hales
Ann Hutchinson
John Hutchinson Q
Eleanor Huston Q
Henry Hawden
Nathaniel Hayes
| lane Hayes
Richard Howell
James Hunter
| Sarah E. Hawkins
saac 7. Jaquett
Johp0C Joyce
Thomas Jorden
| ANA Johnson
Ingram * Longstreth
| Thomas Kitchen
Thomas { Kennedy
ICharles Kennedy
Hannah kirk 2
Samuel Kendall Q
Richard Kellam
Mary Lodge
Moses Lowther
Barbara Lowdine
James Lane
Isaiah Larmer
/ Michael Lavery
fRebecca Malone7
)ltseorge Menderhall
u Edward Mitchell
Marshall
,lLewis Murine 2
Mary Moore 2
JlJames Makinson
)iCatharine Mail
,IGeneral Monnttt
;, Patrick Magee Sr
M Nebiker
Benjamin Peart
IS James Pennington
i Henry Y. Price
81 John Patterson
81 John Peach 2
,e Ann Quinby
III Ann Robinson
a 4 John Roland
to Elizabeth Robinson
rs Priscilla Richardson
ne Mary Robinson
K John II. Robinson
h. Mary Roswell
Margaret Rementon
Elizabeth Rockhill
M Rail
Dr. Hannah Sharky
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12

Peter Cook
Thomas Clark
Mordecai Cox
James Cochran
Samuel Garlic
James Cloud
d
James Denny
Azariah D. Davis
Daniel Dingy
John Doddy
Daniel Dawson
] Dunlap, Esq.
E
Thomas Evans
mann Ellis
Abraham Ewes
F
John Forman
Capt. Daniel Frost
Catharine Fealy
G.
Mr.. Glandon
Capt. Jasper Goodrich 2
Abraham Graft
Hezekiah Guyer
James Grubb, Esq.
Joseph Garrett
Capt. Adams Gray Q
Jane Given
James Giflin
II
Thomas Hyatt
James Halsted
Capt Stephen Holland
John Hayes
John Hill
Jane Hollingsworth
William Hemphill
William Hulett
Hagan * Co.
John Haddock
James Haddock 2
I
DR.. John Ingram
Mary Jones
Barnet Israel
Jacob Jones
Thomas s. Elias Johnson
X
Jacob Kirk
John Kainnan
Sarah Ann Kirk
Lucy Ann King
Michael Kenny
T.
Catharine Law
Samuel Lawford Q
Agnes LANG
John Little
Elizabeth Long
M
Andrew McCombs
Charles McAirn
Mary McMinn
William McVicker
Marparet McCamon
William McCune 9
John McMinn
Joseph McRobh Q
Joseph Mcdaniel
Alexander McKeeyer
p
Maria Price
Patrick Pierce
Joseph Pierce
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12

Let safety and Innocence be two indispensable
ingredients in all your amusements Is there any
pleasure in what leads to loss of health fortune or
lsoul
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-21

articles relative TO our interview provided,
1 that tge should meet at a certain time
i'if not prevented by sickness or, other
moral causes" The sense Of that provi-
sion included the very case. Eu, pass
ing from these considerations, in them
selves irresistible--whst was the real
state ofthe affair His second who pos
sessed ful! authority, gave us the choice
OF houses near the line: Mr.. NcDuife
himself violated the agreement by pre-
occupying the place which we had Sc
lected; and in consequence we were
driven into n Carolina and deprived both
OF practice and rest. Captain Elmorc
apolcsizcG Tor this breach OF the engage
meni, only by assuring col. Montgomery
and myself that he had neglected TO ap-
prise his principal of its existence. This,
II troe, might excuse Sir MoDufiie's
occupation otmy quarters, in the first in
stance, but no more The neglect of mis-
agent ould neither increase his rights nor
diminish mine. What was an onest man
bound TO do in such case! immedi-
ately TO tender the place which he un-
Justly occupied, and offer any reasonable
decentralization for his unintentional
wrong. What would q man Of honor
have done Not content even with mea-
suring out full compensation for the in
jury, he would have urged his antago-
mist to accept still more, for the sake OF
purgiDg his character from all suspicion
of bad faith What was done by Mr..
George ScDufiie He held the quarters
to which he was not entitled, and refused
not only all compensation, but even what
equity in any case would have demanded.
apt Gilmore indeed says in his first LETT
ter Of the third of September ;--"!n
making you an offer of choice of
quarters, did 1t in reference to the
hour intended to appoint fer the meet
ing, and expressly stated, as | repeated
at our interview on the 1st inst. that II
should expect you TO select the nearest"
This does not correspond with col Mont
gomery's recollection but be il so--Me-
ronev's EvaS the nearest house to the
line and precisely that which we had
chosen The actual concession is suffi.
cient for us yet it is impossible not to
remark that captain Elmore by his own
account, employs words very differently
from other people. He gives us a
choice,yet expects us TO choose particu-
lar thing! Expecting as 10 choose this
Dartc ular thing, he still requested, to be
informed Of the choice we should make -!
But all discussion of the details is SUPER
Gunus. lie never denied that his prin-
cipal, consciously or uncoDsciousIy, had
violated the agreement He excused
Nr. McDuffie's occupation of Meroney's
by saying, that it was his own fault in ne
giecling to give him due information. IF
the con pact was not broken, nobody was
in fault, and there was 10 necessity for an
excuse. To be concluded.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-21
DISTRESSING VISITATION.

n mOitality mas dlIliCltu Inc IatnllT OF
Blandfield in the county of Essex, Va:
which is sufficient to touch the hardest
heart One of the interesting daughters
was the FIRST 10 fall victim A second
soon followed her 10 the tomb DIR. Geo.
.Clarke,a son>in-law,& a highly esteemed
physician Of George visited the fami.
ly TO administer his professional services
and shared the same fate on last Sa.ur-
day week. The father himself; and a
respected guest, who is Lieut.. in the
Navy, are now stretched on the bed of
sickness. The sick, indeed the whole
family, are scattered among the hospita~
BILE neighbours. Its much to be APP
pretended that the disease has put on ihe
type OF yellow fever. There is black
yomit spoken of.-it is said, the disease is
ascribed TO some shingles which were
Wondering in one of the cellar rooms,
for some time shut up-the room was o.
pend, and the fatal einuvia is supposed
10 have pervaded the house. Eng.
1t is reported that man died a few
days since at Tappan, of yellow fever
from New York. He denied at first
/ having DCG1 ltA tuO 1biICNCu QlSkIiCl
But Just before he breaIhcd his last, he
confessed The fact, and pointing to his
trunk which stood in the room, said that
contained the evidence in that would be
found his share of plumber which ne,
with several others, had obtained in the
infected district. On opening his trunk
! If er his death the mans story was con-
confirmed. 1t conIsineG quantity of sil-
yer plate and other articles which leaves
no doubt but that hey we're stolen from
some of the houses in that part Of the city
which had been abandoned on account Of
the sickness, Evening Post.
a late Liverpool pa announces the
following singular marriages, VIZ AT
KifTouehlree, on the I'd July, Mr. Brown,
Miss Jane, Murdach, alter a couftship
If 80 } ears Their united ages, includ.
ing that Of their son, IN early pledge Of
their love and fidelity amounted to 900
AT RoyiOn, Oh the 18th of the saTae
month, W 10. Gordon, aged 6I, (who had
been So years IN tbs sea service, and los
ooIe hls legs a ir lsIgaI,) 10 SUSANNA
, tk0mpsVpi ~Sed ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-21
FOR ROTTERDAM.

IA The superior copper fastened brig
NA ANN, Henry Snow, paster; will
eSEM sail about the 18th inst. and take
-SzksM - some freight If offered immediately.
Apply to WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for sale received BY said brig,
4,5oo bush Liverpool coarse salt
10000 lbs Sumatra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
To tons ST Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing $4,000 quilts
8 pipes superior quality Lon
Q half pipes don particular Madei-
q az casks ra wine
10 or casks Tenerifie wine
80 bbls Nos. and mackercl
FOR FREIGHT,
-NA The new schr PACKET, David
f&T Hannah, master carries loco bar
I'M MA rels; will be ready fer a cargos in
-G1l1&lySe few days. For sale said schrs
cargo OF li0 tons plaster paris
Apply as abose. oct2
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-21
FOR BOSTON.
FOR FREIGHT,

- ~ The fine substantial and fast
SSSA sailing schr CLEANER, Saunders,
Al AEA master iurlhen 1je bbls {; is now
-kzzAszlsNf> in complete order for the reception
s'-s'''- of cargo, and will take freight TO
The Island of Cuba, OF any part ofthe West In
dies, if Immediate application is made TO the
,.artain on board at Vuweil's wharf, or TO
sent 30 EPFtRATM CORNING.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-21
{ HETIpS GOALS.

NToyy landing from sChr 0rizimbo, and for
=. sale by sept III WM L. KENNEDY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-03
10 Rent,
IS Dollars Reward

WILL be given for safely securing 4
w grey mare, which slrayed or Sas
stolen from the pasture at Vermont, les,
tale of T. Dixon, deceased) between lbe
night of the 4th, and the evening Of lhe
9Th inst. Said MARE was three yesn
old last spring, aboa Ia hands high a
knot arising from the distemper, showsit
self under each jaw neck thick al The
junction with the head The mare begin.
ming 10 pace, is very gentle, tray faced,
full eyed, and some few specks on her
body; and was never shod before leaving
the pasture.
For the mare alone ii! safely secured
the above reward will be given. II taken
in possession of another, who may be su''
pected of having stolen her, 95 dollars
will be given for securing both.
A letter addressed to
JAMES SAUNDERS.
Oak.hiH P. o. Fauquier ety. "a
will reach the subscriber.
July Is Il