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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

Wegave an in'imatIon in our lat Of our
intention to publish MessTs. Clay and Bibb's
Speeches, on the subject OF their mission, ia
this number. We were, however, induced
TO change our deter nination.-Had we ,,ub-
lished them much other matter OF greater
interest must have been omitted.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

The irregular and Incorporate habits Of
MIR. Towpkns, the Vice President, have fire.
gueDuy been The sublscI cf conversation in
our presence : hui we did not deem it proper
tor rs, although our authority vas mnst re.
'pectable, TO make il SUBJECT Of public no
t0fiety. The matter, however, appears to
be no longer secret, as the ub,oiEed para
graph, taken frow the Nezc York Ere, ing
Post, plainly indicates We have the most
respectable authority for saying that Mr..
forDFkins has become most aTdeRfiy devoted
to the bottle. AID tina. he degraded himself
so far as to appear in the Srnate Cham Der
the day previous to his retiring from the
Chair in perfect state IF inebriatinn and in
retiring from The CHAMBER wa. obliged TO be
supported by some Of bis friends = 1hi4 pro
pensIiy furnishes clue to that q, n le man S
lending himself 20 The views OF Marin Van
Beurep, one Of the New York Senators. by
STOPPING from the dignity oi his station. and
joining that man in Teq1e.t 10 the Post
Master Gsoeral TO suspend The appointment
OF Post Master at Albany flor the purpose
CT preparing fer the appointment Of one o.
their psT;izansD II is fut char able TO SUP
pose that he Hon. Vice. President must have
been non te iySe AT the period alluded to. 49,
Yet this man is spoken If 10y some as our
next President. God forbid ,ay ne.
" For the sake Of the Stsie from which
ne comes, and the elevated situation he hold.
in the nation, ] regret To say tbst the be q.
hay;Our OF the Vice PresiIeot Ia, become a
"bye word ami feprcacii' among people
from every part e the Union
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

The first No. at series Of Essays. from the
pen of distinguished individual, upon the
subject of The removal of the seat of Govern
meni, appcsrs in cur columns to dsy-Thesc
Essays wi, no doubt. contain every thing ,ths.
be said upon tie subject, tend much, no
doub may be SAID. ard will b. found worthy
OF an attentive perusai They are recon-
Mendrd TO the serious attention IT our readers,
and OF the Western People generally.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
+, TIC ~ y DAILY di0,r,,Ser, FEB.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

LiN EEPOOJ JACKETS.
BY an advertisement in this mornings
pager it will be seen, III at the owner. of the
OLD LINE of Liverpool Packets, viz. Messrs
|. Virgins Son, T.. Thompson, +. Mar
shall, and j. Thompson, have enlarged theic
establishments by adding far Mlo,e Slips to
the fornes !i"e, and intend that QUE of them
shlii sail from each pert once every fort
night. The enterprise OF these gentlemen
must sucPrize as well as crafty heir fellow
citizens and the public. they are now EN-
pioying 81 immense capital 10 this business
aud are rendering the intercourse between
New York and liverpool almost as familiar
Is that with Boston and Philaaelpha. There
are now No less Than twelve regular packets
established between this port and Liverpool,
OF course there will three Of them depart from
each ptsce every month. Hence we may
Calculate upon receiving by them and the
Other regular traders English Intelligence
WEEKLY, through the y.ar--a stnio of
things t"at if it had neen predicted very few
gears since, would have been placed TO the &C.
count OF overhea,ed enthusiasm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

WINCHES SEER
SATURDAY.. February esd, 1899.
uTro CpRREsPoNDENTs.

We regret exceedingly .lia' the Commun-
cation from an old Correspondent, enc closing
the opinion OF the Superior Court in the case
81 Green cs. Blddie. Involving subject of Wis
'al INTEREST 20 many citizens vi Virginia. came
to hand too late Tor insertion this week.-it
shall certainly appear mex, week-Mr. d, will
please 10 accept our thanks.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
AGRICULTURAL PUN.

farmer, in The reighonrhOod Of Doncas,
ter was lately met by his landlord, who acc
costed him thus:-'JohD, ] intend to yaiJsr
your rent to which John replisd-"Sir,
am very moch obliged 10 you, for | cauuos
raise it myself
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

We learn (ssys the last Augusta Chroni
ciel from Mr.. Forsytb's ffiends, that IL 4,
probable he will return from SPAN during
The en'ping summer or fail; and we ore adj
ysej that ne will a, all events be candidate
Tor congress at The election in October
next
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
OHIO.

a bill has passed the house of representas
tives OF Ohio, authorizing the governor of chat
state to employ competent engineer to
survey the different routes, and ascertain the
procticabi!ity of cutting canal from lake
Erie to the Ohio river. Six thousand dol
lars have been appropriated for the purpose of
detraying the expenses Of the survey The
bin had not been acted on, in the senate. at
the date of the last advices,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

The nexpected fall of snow on Sunday
night and Monday last, ard the RAPID thsw
which took place on Thursday following, eau,
sed our Town 10 be visited with another fresh.
ct. Several OF the streets were inundated at
an early hour in the day; the torrent flushed
through Water street, particularly, with he
utmost imPe'uosity until a late hour IN tie
night. The floors of several Houses and
Kitchens we're orerflowod, which, with The al.
ling ofseveral Cellars. constituted the primer
pal par! of the injury done.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

Owing TO the sudden rise in the water
courses, accustomed by the rapid thuw on
Thur sday last, the Eastern Mail due on that
evening did not arrive
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

II is said the secretary of state has writtea
to gen. Jackson, approving his entire con.
duct in Florida.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

50 sve'hkss list receiver letters from
our friends IA HArbsdns. s,eting ,ha. the colt
iector of island, who Il pow in Eng land,
has written chat brisk nfgoeigsion was so
ing on with the American Ansos -sador for
The opening oftie Bri.;Sh fseFts &C. ds7er.
'can rcsSsls. under certain restrictions,
which he thought would ,ial<e place."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

We have commenced the publication of the
Florida Correspondence by ,he insertion Of
Gen. Jackson's letter 10 the Secretary of State.
| This letter details, correctly we presume. the
circumstances which led to the decisive, and.
what was then believed, arbitrary conduct, of
Gen Jackson towards the Ex-Governor Gala.
va and Judge Fromentin.--The cause in which
Gen jackson's apparently high-handed mea.
sUres were eXercl sed, was certainly the cause
OF humanity; and if it does not totally cxonc
rate hlE from censure, at least pallstes his
conduct very much.-We are, however. d,spo
sed to believe tina; prompt and decisive mes.
sures were required; and if Gen. Us statement
be correct, which, by the bye, it would be in.
decorous to doubt, the cuusse adopted by him,
IN regard 10 Eailava, WIS, perhaps, the Gully
one calculated to ensure the recovery of tie
| Papers in questinn.-A deep laid scheme, il
appears was projected by set Of ,ches To
! netrsud certain Heirs Of a large Estate, by
suppressns or wirhho!ding the Papers con-
, nected with it.-Csllava, IT appears, was in
possession of the Papers. AID refused to deli
yer hem up peaceably; what followed this re-
| fusal is familiar 10 all our readers-Catiays
was seized by force and The Papers wrested
| from hint was 10 project the Orphan tina,
! induced this step. That very circumstance
itself, covers, III our opiuion, multitude Of
| SIS.
With re-pect 10 Judge FromenIin, it is
| possible that Gen. Jack son hiss even Justified
! ais conduct. Throughout. ia that case; one
! tang would appear very certain; that Judge
| Froneniin krows but little Of the laws OF hl>
sdop;ed countTy. Di.po'ed as at all
| times 10 reirac' error, upon consciousness ct
having committed il, We have deem, il our
| du'y Ia cay thus much by way Of an,snde
honorable to Gen. J oksoa. We cmnot,
however, permit our courtesy TO go all
length we except o Gen, Jack soH'5 viru-
lsnce OF style; nay, we think he sleeps from
his high estate when he nes he language he
dues 10 FrOmentin himsef, (this letter will
| appear in our next y ard in some Other of hi,
| Communications; there IS a total absence OF
every thing like dignity OF self possession in
most f his communicative.
General jackson is certainly quairfi@d to be
| highly us'fol to this ccuut,y; bur In estima
ing lis capacity for us.fulne;. we differ very
much from many others. lie shoDld b. kept
as corps de ScSerre to be called upon only
on great or sudden emergencies; aud the
! moment the enerprIze whatever il might
ee) was accomplished, TO return to his do
mes'Ic pur.uits. God forbid that ne should
ever Gil conspicuous station tas some sp,
pear to ~ish) in the administration of our
A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-25
COTRT nEIEGIIRY.

BosToS, Oct. 5.-The defence Of Cap
tain Hull, WAS read by his counsel before
the Court of Inquiry, assembled at tine Ma
w Yard in Char, ston, on Thursday folc-
noon. 1t was a document of great int
rest, and was considered by those who
have attended the whole investigation
to have presented faith outline of
the vast mass testimony, occuPyIno up.
wards of 100 folio pages, spread upon
the record of thc .ouf'. Ii this opin-
ion be correct there eau he no difference of
sentiment hereafter, as To the perfect iatee-
rty of Capt. Hull, and the ansubstantlaI
and groundlcss charges that have been pre-
terrcd against his official conduct. With
out attempting to give an abstract OF even
the points of the defence. whish was very
much condensed, we may be permitted To
state one fact contained ia it. \ candid
consideration Of this f;.et will ut once ex-
lirgnsh in a mind ofthe least reflection In,
charge of speculation and plumber, 50 con-
idently advanced against this distinguished
officer. He stated upon his honor and Va
racity as u gentleman, that his whole rea
aud personal property, including his priz'
money for capturing the Guerrero, his pa.
aud emOlLmenls Ui - years OF service, ant
all his other resources amounts tn less thu
eighteen thousand dottdrs. A schedule .
his estate we understand is TO be annex
".i 10 the proceedings. The only rcsre
We entertain Il this ejrcvlns.anco ID that -
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taken place, there scarcely remain
a." s,ngie ship of war in the before men,
ca .I harbour; the Captains VI sever"
t O".e vessels then lying IN our port lofii-
"feeA d,rinr resolution al infmedlatel,
ga w "a constantinople, aud there to SIT
saI'o9 ...e arsenal. They might, perilaps,
10 - ,,,re.e.ei in this rash attempt, ifom
have -, ~. consequences would have ensu-
"i"'n onr Goycrnment prevented them
ed' U ., !, info execution, by not allowing
~ ~, ~ sail. They have since mostly lett
. .a.;r ships, and endeasoufed TO gam D!
i.,I their native country.
hn" '"0'' f.1lgemeine Zeitnng.
rvYrosr, Aug. 2J.-Aiter the cap
Athens, the par,henon, or Temple
'"'S u;nsrya, was consecrated In the Holy
% and her image tooa the place oi
VIZ, Minerva. Several other temples
iI'a' a,so been formed into Christian
1p The interior OF The far'henol
'.,. nuriied by an Archbishop, at the head
"'s prie.ts. and every year festival Is
OF 49, - hold on the 10Th Of Aug. IN honour of
-. Virgin. under whose protection Atlca
uh ,asJ The ruins OF the Academy,
Is 'n was hitherto Turkish property, are
VIM ''.aor;,ted to IA Christian College, winch
"i'P Idaft,r IN be established. The Senate
- % I rarinth has desired all the young Greeks
,,la are al present al the German un''er'
w., n continue their .iudies, because
,nsw eoun;ry will hereafter need well NJ
, Wv" men. aud has at present enough
/.
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NNgrNNa iNy Sn,e.

ENaSu ANT to the last will and tesla
melit OF James Robertson deed. will be
sold ht pnblic auction on Tuesday the 25ih
Nov. next, nj the said dccedents late resi-
drnce, in the lower part ol CalnpI5ell county,
between IL aud 20 likely ncges consisting
OF Men, Women, Boys aud Girls, together
with All the stock OF liorscs, Hogs, Cnttle,
sheep, Household Dnd Kitchen Furniture,
Farming ttcnSils, crep OF Corn, Fodder, To.
baoco, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Oats, &c. on n credit
ii sin months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, an all SENS of five
dollnrs and upwards, all sums under five dol
lar cash will bcrcquircd.
The saIo to be continued from day 10 day il
necessary.
JAMES ROBERTSON, r,ee,,.
DAVID E0bEhISoN, 's''''.
Oct - 1872 I2AidsH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-25
FRO. MEXICO.

ALZARADO, Sept. 12.-fhe people OF
the L, States, looking towards this section
of the world, with anxiety aud hope for lis
prosperity aud happiness, will learn with
regret, that affairs are not in ! most prospc-
rous train, ina political or commercial point
of view.
1t appcars, that since the first meeting OF
the Mexican Congress, that cordial cohfl-
dcnce and harmony, so desirable between
the legislative and executive powers,
were not to be found, but on the con-
traTy, mutual d.strust, and in many lnstan-
ces, bickerilg and discontent openly ex-
pressed.
The steps, which I'D TO the nomination
and coronation of the Emperor Augustin,
are already known in the L. States, ii
would require a constant study aud practice
of the political lnaci.inefy IN the capital, to
trace the views aid measures which have
preceded The events which have lately oc-
cured there. The writer Of these few
lines disclIining nj parti ,Pation IN tie Po-
liiics of the country, confines Inn ell 10
such information rs may DC deemed sscn-
til by his fellow citizens.
On the 2Gth of Aug. the executive gov
ernment caused 10 be arrested, 10 CT 30 M
diVilulls. aIno - whom Nere , memIeis
of the Congress then si.tino III the city OF
Mexico.
On the next day proclamation, signed
by the minister oi state, was ISSUE d, an
nounciuS to the public, IS the cause tor TINS
measure, the existence OF a conspiracy IL
gainst the actual government. Alter some
days, the Congress presented to the Empe-
ror IA memorial, praying that then fellow
members in captivity should be forthwith
brought to triad, punished II guilty liberated
if innoce,.t. 1he reply 10 this document
was by no means Favorable one !; II tire"
reflections OH the whole body, crlminatlng
their views and measures, and concluding
with the declaration. that until they should
be governed by better principles, he The
Emperor would be under the hard necessl-
ty of disrrgarding the laws which should
emanatc from that body.
These events cannot laIl to have s'ri-
| KIM effect on commerce, which is IN IAN
y,Gd s,ate--it is probable, however, tnat
,hDIld domestic connections and cl'u war
fare er,,,,. thrs,. evils may be for the most
mart cornnpd 10 the Province OF Mexico
and to the immediate vicinity of the capt
tai.
| The castle of St. john De lila, romans
in the possession of Spanish garrison moi
exceeding 500 men, which cxacts OF vessels
cnterrg and clearing from Vera Cruz, ~
cents per ton, tonnage money, &c.
| IL is said 10 be the intention OF this gov
ernment on the arrival of the exPec'
ted naval armament. to take active nea-
sures, for the reduction of the Castle.
Phil Caz.
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NOTiCE.-7He subscri6rr, "a admins.
~ traior Of Col. BiHiam Ciork, deceased,
hrH, on The Esd day Of .NoremLer, mae, al
he late residence Of said decedest, in the
county Qf CampbcA, sdi, BY pay Of public
auction, all The PERSONAL ESTATE
Of sa'd deecdent, consisting ofiwo Negroes
IA man and boy,J The stocks Of Horses,
Coifie, Sh"p and Hogs, Honsehoid and
Kitchen Fpr"iime, Plantation. Utensils, the
rops Of Corn, Iodder, &c. SC. Terms Of
sale Tor nH sna,s undtr SO, cash ioiH be
requ6ed--nnd. for all sums orer that amount,
n credit Of SIR months uiH be eriended 10 the
purchasers, upon their erecuiing their bonds
NTH approved persond security for the pay
mint qf The amounts cfbher respeetire puy.
ctaSes.
TUCKER " CLARK, .4dms.
October rs. ~ tpids
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EAuentihn.

VII. subscribers i6fitm iha pubic that a
I school, rmiIwcirg tie general ifahsi.ss
| n liberal education, tsaeh ~ Latin Gf.ek
d Mathematics, Ge.J viii he tau1hl ~ fisell.
letting house, Bedford, commenting the ii q
lcembct, ls!-. IL, tenci.et niaie .raai.tfe
FIampden SIDNEY college. This. Ia al fllese
snaiuird with the excellent aud thbfa1eh
are of studies BDw taught ia that SEMINARY i,
hr suCisir,, guarantee Of .etolaf.h' ,
his talents. as suitable ~ teach, come
ply recommended. Il - sufficient 10 say
~ the morality of his character. ia be -
kood Standing with a respectable religious
lominStian. 1hn price ol tuition, so per
'nm- Board, 80 per month III. follow
kenllclnen VIII act as trHstef,sot tbs sehool
~ REV. NM. lEfTNiCH,
1t REV. J. MITCHELL,
a NLN.J TURNER,
I'd COZ. y. Sal NpEaa,
Il MAJ. J. LETTHICH,
GEN. :. LEffNlGu,
COL.r, NJ, GOG1N,
g. u. RICE.
Dir. 1. L, MITCHELL,
bet -. wiwl2.
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don editor as We understand n. lie re-
marks
al IS amusing CROUCH 10 o5sfrre N, a.
arm rhith Tie Rass'ur iom.na, FEEL. rom
errine The preservation or eiar,A.gt;on
'ch'ch he seems 10 regret as q rerg l;sD,rD
sort ofb,,ns, reaay 10 sLi,.f nut nj tn ,,.,fld
o'fess gra&pef by tie iron hind of conGiq-
ra'td Kings. NO doatt = eaia,ai.g beGli
these Kings, the world uH feia terrible re-
c'iiSioa, the whole globe uiH taks a nsiri
|ucf 'odri', and chaos ,eiR come again he
grand Peaee Officers Of EUROPE cashierea,
every trace of civilization must disappear !
Z 'ods in The courts oforbit,org moaarths.
IKE hoss of .4gstiia, Prussia daa Rass;g,
zoe suppose that Science .frst dqrnef on
mdnt,nd II ,eds moi IN He free Stl,r Of la.
". and the free totcnS Of Germany oad The
-Ndhtiands, that Ike fght begna 10 treak
Jonih," Sc. nat Gax.
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Egriy irDriober .tM b. Published,
A NEW NAP on FLORIDA.

from recent actual surveys an'
~ obscivat)us, and also from authentic do
cuments, mae and collected during residence
IN that county.
To accompany the-map. but ior the pnbii'
convenience issacd separately, will appear a
I the aanir tune,
I DISSERTATIONS TrON TIE FLORIDA
From orisiual notes, taken during seveta
journies in the teri ltary. particularly th, ougl
= pats hitherto unc4lored, and inlo'matioI
drawn from the most authentic sources. Il
CHARLES NIGNOLES. civil and topograph
ich engineer, lately Of South Ca DINA, and a
preesut resi- len, surveyor in East flnida,
\ ioHtrmylMlhRa HReg9jy g g, lq7shes se'''"" a'
love thy calm delight
What II they tell, with phizzes longI
Oar wears nrc sooner past;
would reply, with reason strong,
They re Swrctcr while they last,
And oft, mild tube, To me- thou art
monitor, though sill
Thou Spcuh' st lesson 10 my henrt
Above the preachers skill.
When IN the lonely evening hour,
Attended hu, by thee,
Der stry'S vaiicd page pore,
Mans fate in thine see -
Awhile, like thee, the hero burns,
And smokes and fumes around,
And thcn like thee, to shcs turns,
And miugles with The ground
Thou'r like the mHn OF worth, who giyo.
IoEoodlcSS every day,
The fragrance OF whose virtues live.
When hr has pass Il away
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Negroes for sale.

MILL be- sold, at Campbell Court
w House, on the FIRST dizzy OF November
Court ncAt, to the highest bidder, ON II credit
ol twelve mouths, the purchaser giving "a ne
goiablr note, with an approved endpr,er, n
likely FAMILY OF NEGltOES, CONSISTING ui
inan, woman and child, belonging 10 the IS.
tate OF Cllailrs lewis, deceased, by
TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
October %. i4mids
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FROM GlBR ALTAR.

BosToN, Oct. live yesteday re
cei,cd Gibraltar Papers In the sd of; Aug
The Instructions in Spain continue 10
prevail IN the province Of Catalonia, Ma
ware, and Biscay.
The Marquis Mala Florida, the Bshop
of TaraEona and Baron d'creoles have
issued proclamation, dated at | rgi, Aug.
10, announcing themselves as The Re
gcncy Of Spain during the captivity of the
Ming.
A French squadron was cruising at Ca
dir.
The Portuguese Cortes has voted 10 cs-
tahllsh Regency nj Five Persons, with
Secretaries, in the Brazils--all with limit
ed powers, aud 10 be appointed by the
King. Corteian Delegates from Paraiba,
Rio Crandr de Norte, and Pernambuca
have arrived at Lisbon.
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Boots, Shoes, Aeather &c .
HENRY CARLTON Il co.
Have just received and now offer for salc,
5000 paW of shoes,

of every description, made 10 order, aud par
tieularly for retailing
81 pair OF Wellington Boots
20 do do Richmond make
800 do Monroe do
% dg2 Philnd Wax Calf skins
10 do white mud cooured lining do
5 do striped binding do
30 sides Wax upper Leather
1000 lbs. Philadelphia Soul Leather, oak
tanned
2U60 lbs. DO do. y YORK
inspection
9 cases mems fine Hats
Z do. Wool DID.
Il do Ladies' Chip Bonneis
- reams Wrapping Paper
4 doz bottles tarnish
q ddz do. Backing, superior quality
Shoe Thread, Boot and Shoe Lasts, nc. NC.
o. also, an eriensire assortment Of
Plantation Shoes,
Made of the best materials, and warranted no
10 rip.
All the above articles viii be sold nj L..
| Richmond prices, FOR ca,h
Octyber -, adi23
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 1o.--Extract of
a letter from, Stephen +. Austin, esq. da-
Z" Gin ef.Herieo, lue. &. 1920

a. C.,.r,,
Guy q .het'eo' .f"s. t. 1879.
"DEAR Sin wrote yon few day,
since by Mr.. DE Atmas who accompanied
col. irwin through by land. At The time
wrote that letter some strange rumors
were IN circulation as 10 the state of affairs
mere but | am happy in assuring you
they turned cut 10 be entirely false
Things are more Tranquil the eongr, So
progressing IN their deliberations, and APP
pearances Justify the conclusion, that what
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EIt0M the subscriber, living near Lynch.
4 hurg, n BAY HORSE, about eve fest two
or three inches high, blazcd face, two hind
feet white, and hearing The marks Oh the collar.
Any person giving information To the sub.
scriber, ol said hose shall receive a Ll,sroI
reNnrd. CHARLES DEls0N.
October -. II II
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StvayCA,

EROM The subscriber on the 18th inst,
roau horse about four leei ien inches
high, and about four years old, his left anule
hehind Little larger Than any OF the others,
hs WIS raised ~ GfUysoH conuy, aud II Is pos
sibic he inay attempt 10 90 lAck agiln, any
r'rson giving Information ui ,gid horse to me
in Lyuchbnre, shall be literally rev ar,led los
their trouble, and II delivered To ~. ,llnll re-
oeiSe The reward o( i've dollars md any lea-
eonahc ohnrgrs. JOHN LEWELIIN.
Oct - ih2a. IL w.iw