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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
Rerain Marine Nsst.
P0RT.0Fs ALEXANDRIA.

ARRivRD...s OCT. IL.
Sloop Jaliann,. Alien, New London, via
NoIioik cheese, potatoes, soap and on
IONS to Josiah Z. Becker on board.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
SAILED. $500 s. y
Schr Packet, Hammond, Boston.
9 MEMORANDA.
Schr Boston, Cox, cid atm. York 18th
inst for this port.
sIoop Armada, Lynch, hence ar. a,
~. York 1lth inst. -, s.
-, Schr Good.WilI, Clark, hence, Ear a,
Philadelphia 18th inst.
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Fire Insurance Office,

ALEXANDRIA, OCT 4, 1922.
HNHE stockholders Of this institution are here
II by notified, that an ELECTION for direc.
tors will take place on rhe FIRST MorDAY OF
NovEMBER next, at this Office
oct Is 80 J.B. NICHOLS. sec
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BRlDPORT TWINk.

casks of herring twipe, do sbad do 2 do
- sewing do. bale shoe thread, Just receiv.
ed and for sale By PAINEAS JANNEY.
JpE1o2
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FALL GOODS.
NHE subscribers hare just opened very
n beautiful assortment of
DRY @OODSo

V@Q @VVW9o
comprising almost every article in that line,
which they will offer TO their friends and cus,o.
mers az
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES.
As vcyy particular attention was paid to the Sc
lection Of those goods, they can assure the pub
lie they are Of prime quality:
CONSISTING, IN,pART, OF
Extra super London blue cloths ''-sf
do do do black do
do do do fancy colours do
do do : ito double mill drab do
do do do do cassimercs
Swansdown, toilinet aud valentia yestines (
Mixed and blue cassinets
Olive and drab fiushirgs
Indigo, blue and Devonshire kerseys t
Mixed and drab twilied plains
Green, red aud booking baizcs
Red, yellow and white hannels
Superior Tartan aud Circassian plsids
Cords and velvets Bennets puient cord
Msrino shawls, a neat assortment
Colo1red cashmere shawls
Fig'd bordered do do
Fancy cotton shawls and handkerchiefs
Irish Linens, diapers and hollands
Russia shcetings, dowlas, burlaps
Cotton aud worsted hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do
Half hose, guernsey frocks ~ drawers
English black and white silk ribbed half hose
Plain and zig d bo,nbazetts various colors
Black and colored bombazceens
Domestic sheetings and shirtings
do plsids and stripes
Figd blk silk and tiros de Naples
Silk shawls and hdkfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape sh s'vls r. ..
Italian white, blk and pink grapes
Hat band do do
Fancy calicoes, furniture chiniz
4-4 and6-4 cambria muslin
do do jaconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy crayats, col'd lutestrings ,senshaws, fan
cy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna and Spittleield hdkfs
+ Sewing silks, silk buttons,
spool, floss and sewing cottons in Nos
uniting and darning do do
Threads, tapes &c. &c-with a great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES,
too numerous to mention. Also
Z OTV ON YARN.
OF all numbers, which they sell, on Commission,
at the Baltimore
MANUFkCToRY CASH PRICES.
OF the best quality, and real numbers.
oct7 # JAS. c. g. X. BARRY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

The bill to prevent the cruel and impro-
per treatm ent OF cattle, passed into law last
session by the House OF Lords, enacts that
If any person shall wantonly or cruelty
Seat, abuse, or i'll treat, any horse. mule,
OK, COW, heifer, steer, sheep, or other cat
tie, on complaint being made to m;aglsc-
trate, within whose jurisdiction such Oh
fence is committed, within ten days alter,
shall forfeit from pounds to 10 shillings
as the lowest penalty, and, on non-pay-
ment, be subject 10 be committed 20 the
house of correction, for any time not ex-
ceeding three months.
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Baltimore, SEPT. 10

-,.., ..- Baltimore, Sept. 10.
We are obliged to an attentive friend tor
the following extract Of a letter TO gen.
llsman in Baltimore, dated
Perta,r Prince. 24th Bug, 1929.
"Gen. Roman, former duke OF Chris
topics, undertook to raise kind OF IN,
surrectiO0 among the Haytians, his pur,
pose was, however, defeated by his arrest,
and he not being willing to be taken, or at
least making considerable resistance, was
Immediately shot by the guard in the
st,eet OF, Leogaae, a town about 30 miles
distan, from this place, he, had also hired
young man to bear dispatches 10 Cape
HaytieH, his place of residence, for the
purpose Of exciting them to an, insuyrec-
iioe, the messenger however, caught,
sreugb, 70 this place, had his trial on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Washington, Sept. III.
FLORIDA.

The Legislative COuhcll OF Floflus
appears to be diligently engaged in the
discharge of their duties. AS the bu-'
siness Of their first session embraces,
as far as practicable, the enactment of
a general code Of laws for the Terrific
nv. it is both important and arduous.
Down to the 9Th Of August many bills
had been under consideration. and some
OF the most interesting had finally pas
sed. Among the former were, bills to
raise revenue Ito regulate civil pro-
ceedings and chancery procedings--to
regulate damages on bills of exchange
Ito establish inferior courts to regu-
late descents-bills concerning awards
and arbitration, proceedings on attach
ments-to prevent frauds aud perju-
ries-for the distribution of intestate
estate-for regulating executions, &c.
The bill providing for the election of
a Delegate to Congress had been ma
tured and passed. BY this bill the
Council have extended the right of suf-
frageto soldiers, sailors, and marines,
in the public service. On this princi-
pie, however, the Council was nearly
divided; motion being made to ex,
clude that description of persons from
voting for Delegates to Congress, it was
rejected by the castiDgvote Of the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Bronaugh. The members in
favor Of granting the privilege, were
Messrs Gather, Hanham. Miller, and
White; those against it were Messrs.
Call, Law, Murray, and Reynolds.
The territory has been, by one ofthe
acts, divided into four counties-in
the East, St. Johns and Duval-in the
West, Escambia and jackson.
The following resolution was adopt
ed by the Council on the 9th Of Aug.
and committee appointed to draft a
memorial accordingly:
Resolved by the Legislative Council
of the territory of Florida, that a re-
spectful memorial ought to be address,
ed to the President Of the U. States,
upon the subjects of general interest to
the inhabitants of this territory, and
particularly to request His Excellency
to direct the officers Of the engineer
corps who are expected shortlyto make
a survey of Tampa bay, by order OF the
Secretary Of War,to explore the 'nte-
rior'of the country, and report TO the
Governor of this territory the most e.
ligible place for the permanent seat OF
government, and to lay out the nearest
practicable road from st. Augustine to
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

In 1890. I presented the picture o y,
general, and particular divisions WV WV
formed The two opposing parties Of :
rope and America--iepuhIics and n]
arches. pursue the same plan n W.,
the coz stiiuiionaI system and a .s@
power, occupy two zones Of soe'.v ',
completely different, always. TePTs.||
and never ceasing to be in view o'''|
other. ~ ;. "a
The constitutional line extends "
Stock holm to Cadiz, through wa" 9.
leaving behind Sweden, Norway, 60.
land, Holland, France, southern u ,n,.
ny, Swisseriand. Spain and r - IN
There exist within these bounes .aIk
seventy eight to eighty millions Of P 'Sct
for | do not reckon the TURKS as .u ~" 0
ans Naples also lately iorneo 70
ii--and will again. ..,d.tsl
The line OF absolute power f VS;iI1
Copenhagen totbe extremity o. .odGI
and re aches as far az the vo'ga s' bid
Euxine :-ET3ussia in Asia, does no! ~
into my calculations Tbs dlv,5;;n nb,t
also contain eighty millions Of ~ ,a NJ,
tants. Fit has the advantage ~ W. !. CO..
Der of inhabitants: this inequaliys .bit,r
pensated by the quality OF the Ian S;y;;a|
and the habitation OF the hfs' u |
France and England. being ~ %,
spects inferior 10 the HongslldaafiR}
Bohemians TO the general clas - .sopj
s,ans; Russia, TO Prussia, ana '0'
erah!e portion Of Austria. rn,ops
The whole OF the west OF LS
longs to the constitutional sJsm m,p,
east to absolute power. Take ! Erslst|
from the borders Of France ana b sssurF|
the line Of liberty decreases ~ y ,bf,1
proach Asia; il was from this Ian. lssS hD!I
first came-may il be ever exnss0 ,bsS
--or rather may it be banishea j
verse. .ooi,in,
The constitutional division CONN., I; .";;I;r,s
great mandatory Of human s. ,Aefi
t masters Of ali the sciences ;odsr
the models Of every species .. - Of q
accompanied by The allrss'~a bs
potic division will require, ;on, orr
equal that. privileged ~ i.sa,a;,a,e sta
aces 10 come It will only sd e"aaa paf
tai, tai &c and, whalis Beyond Op".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
JUDICIAL PLEASANTLY.

"A lawyer. now deceased. a celebrated
swag, was pleading before Scotch Judge,
with whom he was on most intimate terms.
Happening ITO have "a client, aJemale de-
fendant in an action, of the name of Tackle {.
he commenced his speech in the following
humorous strain: Tickle, my Glen Z,
the defendant, my lord," The auditors.
amused with the Oddly Of the speech,
were almost driven into Mysteries OF laugh
ter, by the Judge replying" Tickle her
yourself, Harry, you're as able to DO 1t
as
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

Yo,h. was .bot the same day which was
w;tn.ss 10, since WHICH president Boyer
.has issued proclamation. desiring them
:" cen top ther. and that every officer OF
the different districts shah be accountable
for the actions of bis subjects"
Prices Cu,rsnt.-Beef, mess, per bbl.
%. I9, do prime, 9, do cargo, s, dull, de-
mand very small; Butter, Is cts. sales;
Bread, pilot, D.5, do ship,4, dull, demand
small: Cheese. 25 cts. none in markel;
Candles, mould, Is cts. do Sperm: 6o.
very dull; Fish, cod, loo lbs. Dc, 90
Scale. do 4, Mackarel, No. 2, 7, do no.
8. 6.,onck sale. in demand; Herring, No.
n. p.a. do smoked box, rs cts. dull, con-
sumption small; Flour, n lGa ~ 5O, ss'es,
a small supply on hand; Hams, 10 cls'
Iumher White pine, 1000 Il. DO, DO
pitch pine, do 80; Lard, 10 els' sac Tsr
Naval Stores. Tar pa, flch. = ~
pentine, 4, dull no demand; Porter COZ .i.
9. sales. small quantity answers J jn
mess, .92, do prime, 10, 90 cargo ~ =.
olick sale. in demand; rice, 100 lbs. -
SOAP. yellow, 95 lbs. Dc; Shingles cy.
,nress m. D s.; do white pine, DO z, sales'
'robacco. leaf, 100 lbs. q Z s. dull, moCh
in market; Wine, Madeira. gal. D, ~, ou
8, do Tenerif;e, do D 80. 90 TGdta.
cask ID. 40, As, sales; choice ma !i :
Hal e. niece. ia ale, sales good II OF
good patterns, Vsntepolam Hdkts., plece'
n.9a 10, sales; light grounds, Do.
By the schooner Nancy, Capt IT,. Nelson Gsn''
Rv,n Of # the sehr. Hancock from Whining.
tuls, N. C. was under prosecution at , that
place when he left i, Inc case h s.a Ia W." as
hoard muIatto man as cook, who in a
state state Of intoxicatiOn in going down the RI
,yer,had nearly cut of one ,oflhis hands,
The captain sent him back to Whining
ION. where he was.pu, under the care of a
physician and his hand amprtated and
cured. The cook had since arrived at
Port-au-P Prince and commenced an action
against capt. Ryan, and it was supposed
il would cost him the value OF his vessel
and cargoito get rid of the prosecution.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
FROM CURRACOA.

Nv the arrival of the Hippomenes, capt:
Bourne, from Curacao, we have received
our regular files OF the Courant to the 18th
August. l.a1DoS"te'
Don Miguel de Ia FORE, late Captain
General of Venezuela, accompanied ,9y
his STAFF had arrived at Curacao on his
way to Porto Rico. having lately been APP
: pointed Captain General OF that Island.
Previous to his departure tren Porto "a
,beIlo. he had addressed the army and IN
E habitants 80,
The following are extracts from the
LATEST 'Ff FROM PORTO CABELLo5.
Frtrnct of a letter dated Puerto Cabeilo,
august 9, 1922.
"Olayarria marched ~ith his people ier
Moron. and from drama forwarded des-
,natches from commandanl CECILIA, VINO
has aupmented his force, and arrived al A
qua Cailiente night COMMISSION.
er arrived from the enemy 10 propose oil
exchange tor Pinango, and an armtsllce
Tor two months, or, as spy upon our oae,
peratioas !: he entered at O'CLOCK, anu
was despatched at 10, win iaco'''c sh-
>Swer, ,ho
This day Gen Moraies Tt'ieweu 'no
,roonq consisting of $500 men. and alter
,rords harangued them. The yanguards,
commanded by Col. Lorenzo, marched
vssierday at one O'Clock, for Palito, to
3nrm junction with Cecilia. The second
DIVISION, commanded by Don Thomas Gar
ia with two field pieces, is just now GO
inc out for Peladero and Pozo Hondo
TT ,b;rd division. commanded by the ge-
neral in chief, and hi, second IN command
Don Jayne Preio, is composed OF the bat
talion1of Burgos and Barinas with 30 yo,
Iunteers IN the guard of honor. They will
march Tomorrow at day>break. be
whole will amount to about 5000 men,
with 60 cartridges per man, ana proVi-
sions for 8 days. 80
The squadron sailed al 10 the alter
noon, consisting OF the frigate brig ,hVe ar
med schr. and Il aecheras their destIna'
ton is thecoast Of La Guayra.
"The activity aud deep penetration o.
the general in chief has inlaned tine mind.
OF the people of this place to such de
cree that they have the mos, sanguine
hopes of the success OF the expedition.
A 81. Thomas paper OF the 30th ult
came also to hand by the Mercury. Il
states that two vessels. " TareRtals ant
Lady Borringdon are hourly expected a
Puerto CabeIIo from Caythagena, the tor
mer mounting IA guns, and The latter 90
manned principally by British; these yes
sells, with large supplies oil arms, clothing
and ammunition, had been sent out by Mr
Mendez, the Colombian deputy in Lon
don" e gefT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
PHENOMENON.

A poor man, named Wittingham. ur-
wards OF IS years of age, and now resi-
ding at Nautwich, about FIVE years ago
lost his sight, without any other apparent
cause than natural imhrmity: He has been
totally dark ever since, It'll "Wednesday ias',
when without the slightest application OF
INT dical or other means. he was perfectly
res.aredt to his SIGHT. This very strange
occurrence will furnish subject worthy
OF professional investigation. Before we
gave publicity to this fact, we had the most
indisputable warrant otits correctness,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
the place designated, and from tl.snce
y. Pensacola. ..s.....saa j.

the place designated, ana from usnce
Il. Pensacola.
"A letter from the respectable house
Of Stewart, Meal & Go. dated s8ue--
nos Ayres, 7th July, contains the fol-
lowing:
..Our price current will give you-a'
general idea Of the state of our market.
The duty is calculated at per centage
on the market price as given in by the
reporter under certain restrictions, but
generally 10 ais per cent. under tho
prices quoted. Our supplies Of F l9ur
since the rise, have as yet been limited
The demand isistillyery great and the
prospect is good for future arrivals a.
ship from. Providence has come IN with
5000 bbls. but we are not aware OF the
offers she mayhave had. According to
the estimates Of the Bakerss they are
&C, eOebbls. deficient; the scarcity and
bad quality ofthe grain of the last har-
vest has been the cause of'very little
being sown'i May, and appearances
are not at all favorable for our Dec.
crop. Our last accounts from Lima,
of 18th April, quote it at pS5 per Dbl.
on board. and state that notify arri-
val of 2ooo bbls, would not'reduce the
price much.
"Our Hide market is now fully sup-
piled, and we anticipate continuance,
as the attention Of the people is now
principally devoted to this branch. and
the stock of cattle Is increasing. jerk
ed beef is very plenty, and the method
Of preparing it has, Of late, very much
improved. Vicunia skins and wool have
of late, become scarce; but our sup
plies are likely to be much increased by
opening the trade with Upper Peru.
Chinchillas are at present scarce at ga
per dozen. !.
/" We feel much pleasure in having 1t
iu our power to communicate to you
the happy prospects of this country un-
der the present administration; the i'm.
provement in so short space OF time
IL almost incredible, and we can now
safely attest that property will be res
pected. sri
"The accounts received of the ac-
acknowledgements Of their Independence
by the government of the U. States,
have been most joyfully received by
the inhabitants, and we anticipate the
most benificial effects to the trade of
this country how becoming of consid-
erablc Importance.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
EXTRACTOF A LETTER.

--'- NeU- Orleans, Hug. L.. !.
"There are Is 600 bales OF Cotton, and
$4,000 Hhds. of Tobacco yet to De ship
ned aud 40 vessels here TO carry IT. away
Only two square rugged vessels IN port
idle. Cotton according TO the quaiity,
from TO l9l--Tobacco, do II to a."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
NiCETY OLE THE LAW.

At one of our late sessions, Daniel Cox
and Joseph Franks were charged with
stealing a duck; but the duck proving to
be drake, they were acquitted. {.
TWotuerhdmpton Chronicle.
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.New York, Sep. 9.
TRIJEY DISTRESSING.


gentleman who has been through the
sou,hern o art OF Ulster and the whole oil
Orange counties, informs us that the
drought in that direction is distressing be-
vond any former experience. Vegetation
IS almost extinguished, and the many
streams. rivulets, and rivers. which ceur-
sed their way in a northerly direction, 70
.1he Hntson, are literally dryr The Wal
kill. which is the great reservoir oil the wa
tiers flowing from the Shawangupk Noun
tains ON the west, and high range OF lands
OF some ten or twelve miles on the east,
no longer presents volume OF HVater,
which has heretofore filed its channel;
the bottom is bared aud the aquatic plants
have died, and are in rapid decomposi-
ton. Farmers have TO 60 miles Tor water
i,r their families and for rtleir stock. and
fhe mills are so much oyerrun, those OF
them which can do any business that the
consumption Of flour in the country IS more
,b,n their supplies of water can accom-
DIi.h. Ca the, whole, the farmers IN thIs
;uxuriant country labor undersevere eaiam-
Ties land their depression OF spirits IS ~
accordance with their biighted prospects.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
ANCIENT IGNORANCE.

The following fact. recorded by Strabo,
affords a strong and Singular proof OF the
ignorance Of the ancients with respect to
The situation OF the various parts OF the
earth: Wheo Alexander marched along
The banks OF the Hydsspes, and Aces,ne'
two of the rivers which tall into the INDUS
he observed that there were many croco'
dies in those rivers, and that the country
produced beans of the same species as
those which were common I'D EgyW;;
From these circumstances he concluded
that he had discovered the source OF the
Nile, and prepared a fleet to sail down Inc
Hydaspes 10 Egypt
One of the papers mentions that 7voman
is employed asia Iatchmon, in parish I'D
the county of Surry. -.
A Dublin paper gives an account OF
gentleman who walked IN ms sleep; nav
ing fallen out ofhis windoT ana S,ae0 nan
selfbeiore he awcke! '-@
An adder about 81 feet lorg was ,e"
DAVIS since killed in the parish OF lckles.
ham. on the opening Of which were found
"" lBnghtoa Chron.
Better Timss.-The public sales OF the
IT States Land in the Piqua District,
bold At this place, closed on Saturday last.
Tb. land at Fort Defiance was sold at 80
dollars per acre, and number Of tracts
convenient thereto, were purchased at the
rate of from D. and 80 cents 10 D. and
SO cents per acre. On, Monday the I'd
day of September next, the public sales
will again commence at this place, and
continue for two weeks-at which time the
lands on Blsnchard's fork ofthe Auglaize,
and on the,Maumee OF the Lake from De-
fance down tothe line between the Della
ware and Piqua Districts, will be offered.
is admitted by all who have correct
knowledge O., that section OF the country.
that il possesses advantages superior OF
any Of The public landin the west; the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Ar.r Vork !Ceu, q

A letter from Liverpool, received by the
YIN. Thompson, dated the istsci August,
mentions that il had rained every day more
or less for some time past, which haa ocne
much injury to the crops on the held.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. a..

The-fol!owing account ofithe distressing
drought in the state OF New YORK; IS APP
plica6le, in its most melancholy features
- the middle states generally, we believe,
but that 1t Is to this neighborhood we Know
TOO we'll u,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

8 4 issesres'y four months since 4.
liant Commodore Arrived on '' ,Ia !he aa'
st:ores, and in that short ue nc weston
slaves. WIN -
i A few days ago a Portuguese. d..
sci vas seen at anchor of Winnsh.,,e YES
Wehave just heard Of ano,Ssss !, .
goese slave vessel at anchor of ca G, fu
The Iphigenia has since arrived. !,
". indies. en- her way 10 England % as
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

One Of the papers mentions that 7uoman
is employed asia Talchman, In parish I'D
the county of Surry. ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

A Dublin paper gives an account OF
gentleman who walked in ms sleep; nav
ing fallen out oihis window and s,lIed nam
self before he dScke! ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

An adder about 81 feet long was te"
days since killed in the parish OF lckles
ham. ON the opening Of which were tount
"''' 'e Brighton Chron.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-12
Was Committed

To the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
D. G. on the 18th OF August, 1899, ne
gro nan named A d A NJ, as runaway.
who says he is the property of Daniel Vas
ser, of Pitsylvania, Virginia, and is miles
from Danville, near w. H. Sbelton's Post
Office, and that he came out Of Dyson's
estate, The said negro appears TO be a
bout 80 years ofage, s feet or5 incheshigh;
has scars on his left hand, and also on bis
left arm, which appear to be from a burn.
His clothing, tow and linen shirt and
trowsers, striped wai.tcoat, domestic
Says he has changed his coat. The own
er is desired to come prove property, pay
charges and take him away otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, jailor.
aug % tt
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Is Dollars Reward

'WTlLL be given for safely securing a
w grey mare, which strayed or was
(tolen from the pasture at Vermont, les
BITE OF 7. Dixon, deceased) between the
hight of the 4th. and the evening of the
bth inst. Said MARE was three years
bid last spring, about IA hands high
klot arising from the distemper, shows IT.
kAi under each jaw neck thick at the
action with the head the mare begin.
ming 10 pace, is very gentle, tray faced,
Sul eyed, and sons few specks on her
BODY; and was never shod before leaving
fhepasture.
For the mare alone Git safely securely
he above reward will be given. If taken
In possession of another, who may be sus-
Pected Of having stolen her, 95 dollars
r1ll be given tor securing both3
A letter addressed to
JAMES SAUNDERS
Oak-6W P. o. Fauguisr cty, ia.
fill reach the subscriber.
July Is If