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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
The Elegant Horse,
l. E. q u II Il ID.

craz1l w on Mondays and
a-Y Tuesdays until 2 O'Clock at
sassgaessssss the stable Of George Nipe
near Hoke's Run on Wednesdays and
Thursdays until O'Clock, at Peter
Speck's, on the road leading from
Winchester to Fleming's Ferry, and
on Fridays and Saturdays at Samuel
Harrison's near Newkirk's Mill, and be
let to mares at three dollars cash the
single leap if the cash is not paid to be
considered by the season; SIX dollars
the season, butif paid within the sea-
son, five dollars will be taken, eight
dollars to ensure mare in foal, to be
paid when the mare proves with foal !;
parting with, removing or not continu.
ing the mare regularly. forfeits The en-
surance Great care will be taken, but
no responsibility for accidents The
season has commenced and will end the
last of June.
l. e o p Il RD,
is handsome Grey, full sixteen and a
half hands high, seven years old this
spring, is strong and active his sire was
the noted horse Farmer, his grand sire
the great draft horse Dragon of Mary
land his dam by the noted horse Tarl
ton, and her grand sire the we'll
bred Tarlton of Kentucky. 1t IS deeni-
ed unnecessary to say any more about
him as his appearance will sufficiently
recommend him.
ISAAC PAXTON.
April SIS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10
VIR CHINA, to wit

Berkeley County, January Term. 1928.
William GOrrell and Nancy his wife,
late Nancy Vanmetre. PITS.
AGAINST.
Joseph Vanmetre, Abraham Vanme-
tire, Thomas Vaumetre, Van Yanmetre,
William Vanmetre Thomas Iabb aad
Polly his wife, late Polly Vanmetre,
Levi Martin and Betsy his wife, late
BetSey Vannetre. said Joseph, Abraham
Thomas, Van William, Polly and Bet
sey being children and heirs of Nathan
Vanmetre, deceased. Def'ss.
IN CH.Q.ECEHY.
The Defendant Joseph Vanmetre not
having entered his appearance. and given
security. according 10 the Act of Assent
bly, and Rules Of this Court: and it APP
pea,ing, by satisfactory evidence, tina
he 81 not an iaa.b.tant Of this Common
wealth-lt is ogdrred, that the said De
PENDANT do appear here on 'hc second
Monday in April next, aud answer
the Bill of the Pits. and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted ia the
Martiasburg Gazette, for tdo months
sacCessiyely, and posted at the front
door of the Court House of ,his county.
a copy- 9esie,
DAVID HUNTER, c. 3. C.
Jan. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

from their enterprise, on perceiving that Span-
ish wisdom knows how 20 curb the fury of par
ties, and force them to retire BECAUSE the Span
iaris themselves, in concert with their Monarch,
discuss like brethren the questions which divided
their opinion.
: That considerable portion of the lower
classes, unaccustomed TO think for themselves,
have no opinion whatever, act on the rooted
habit of respecting most Just that which is most
ancient, and desire pillage and RIGHTEOUSNESS,
which, at the expense OF people OF property, sup
ply them with some conveniences which they
must iorego in times Of tranquility and that the
means which might be employed to re establish
peace and union, would be, first, to notify to tue
invading army, tIat the nation, in Concurrence
with the King, proposed 10 make in its present
constitution such alterations as experience has
taught il TO be necessary TO unite the minds Of
the Spansrd s, and ensure their happiness, as
well as the dignity Of the constitutional throne
and that, consequently, il ought TO retire from
the Spanish territory, and confne itself to ami
cable Intervention by means of its Ambassador.
Secondly, that his Majesty and bis govern
ment should again be established at Madrid, as
the capitol of the monarchy lest it should be
said he soiourns at Seville against his inclination
Thirdly, that in order TO make in the constitu-
tiOu SuCh REFORMS as are deemed requisite, q
new Cortes shOnld be convened, whose deputies
should present themselves with the powers spe-
ciaed by the constitution. Fourthly, that it be
proposed to his Majesty, that he wonId be pleased
to choose ministry which should be welded to
no party, and should deserve the confidence oi
all, as we'll as that of foreign powers. And
filthy, that general amnesty should be de-
creed; and that disposition should be evinced
TO pay attention TO, and employ, without any re-
gard to former opinions, all SPaniards, Who from
their penetration, services and patriotism, should
be worthy Of being preferred.
g Such is my private opinion and, as Span
ish citizen, who is terrified at the present stua-
ton of his country, and who, at the expense OF
his blood, would prevent the effusion of that oi
bis fellow citizens, will cheerfully subscribe TO
any representation which may bring about SO
sacred an object.
I" God preserve your ExoelleDcy many years.
(Signed)
4" The CONDE DEL ABlsAAL.
Madrid, May Is, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
From the London Morning Chronicle.

We yesterday alluded to the unfavourable ac-
counts of tee state of things ct Seville and the
neighborhood, contained in letters lately receiv-
ed from thence. These letters speak with con-
hdence OF the disposition of the new Ministry TO
negotiate with France, and are sanguine with
respect to the result, which, of course suppose,
the hope OF acquiring majority of the Cortese
as the decision rests with that BODY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

q a special military chest there are in the
hlcrea alone 50,c00 well-armed and discipHacd
troops and the istlInus Of Cornth is placed in a
state>of Defence
.Jhttos, .4Prl l2.-The Greeks have teruna-
tea the maritime ornaments destined for tho
campaign Of l323.-Their fleet has received a
new organization, much superior to that Of the
last two years. "A single arrangement will suf-
tce to give an idea of this superiority Each
creek vessel forming part Of the feet is arran-
ged IN such a manner that it may be converted
10 five minutes into fre-ship in an extreme
case the Captain is to set fire to his ship rather
Than abandon her 10 the enemy, even though he
should be blown up with her.
The Turks are making formidable preparations
Tor last effort upon Greece, both Nv land and
sea. Their feet, about to SAIL amounts to 100
vessels. The Greeks, it is said, are prepared 10
meet them. They have SO ships, besides 90 Gre
ships, with which r,ey make tremendous havoc.
Tie British Ambassador, Lord Strangford, is
using his best endeavors with the Government
OF the Porte to effect an accommodation, but, it is
said, the Porte declines the proGered mediation.
The Great unknown, has, it is SAID, contract
ed with his publishers for three new Novels, at
the enormous sum Of ten thousand pounds, which
has been paid down. The first of these works is
Quentin DurCGrd, Just published; the second is
10 appear in October next and the third early
ia the ensuing year.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

"By letters lately received from Seville, we
regret to learn that the town and places adioin-
lag are not SO Constitutional as we had hoped
they were, and that the Cortes were in a critic
al situation, owing to the change of Ministers, in
consequence of their having expressed desire
to negotiate, which it was feared a majority would
second. Indeed our letters add that the French
expect TO settle every thing in few days We
lament that such termination of SO gallant a
struggle for liberty should be expected but our
information is of that nature that we cannot
withhold it. We hope the erPectation will not
be realized. Ifit be, all we can say is, we hope
the Cortes will meet their deserts for in that
case it will be difficult to equal them in base
ness and imbecility ."-.Uorqaing Chronicle
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
The CONDE DEL ABIsAAL.
Madrid, May Is, 1928"
From the london Courier Of Nav Is

From the london Courier Of May Is.
We are assured that Ministers consider the
intelligence they yesterday received from Spain,
as decisive with regard to the issue Of the war.
The proceeding Of Count Abisbal must lead 10
such arrangements as viii speedily put an end to
hostilities. He dispatched copies of his answer
to Montijo, to Nina, Ballasteros, and Morilo
and it was not doubted they would act in concert
with him. Abisbal's army did not exceed four
thousand men, and he prudcntly marched them
from Madrid, fearful of the consequences that
would likely ensue, had they remained in the
capital when the French troops entered It.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

The nelo Spanish Regency. The individuals
who are expected to form the Regency at Ma
drid TO govern in King Ferdinand's name, so
long as his captivity may endure, are three of
the most distinguished personages in Spain /;
namely, the Dukes de San Carlos and De
I'lnfantado, and the Marquis de Casa Yrujo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

A great deal of mystery still hangs over the
affair Of Abisbal, for it appears that the exist
ence of a plan to write TO him through the me-
dunn of Montijo, vas known both in Paris and
London three weeks ago, aud also that Abisbal's
answer would be published as soon as it was re-
ceiVed. Had he been Inclined to serve the in.
terest OF the French by treason, on a grand
scale against his country, he would have kept
the command of his army till the French got
near Madrid yet Oh the Esd Of April, he sent
off nine squadrons of cavalry to Badajoz, con-
forinable to the orders of government, quanti-
ty of powder, and 200 prisoners belonging to
the revoltcd guards. There is something very
Curious in this affair. Time will shew what it
is.-.uorning Chronicle.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

The Sea Serpent las again made III --,o,r-
ance at the fashionable sumner re,reat 49,,
for the wonder and qualification ~ n rr,,1ar'
Gus risIers: and the business If otE5...,a NJ.
again commenced. The mast bea5 -. -.
will probably be in great demand Al nv lsarl'
ru,,st - . 49, ~ 'oVers OF The picturesque
hope cxertions will be succeSsfnHv 80 ~
onnor,nn;s, us VINO cannot visit Nahant, an
Whv can,t ~ y penoi1 lns mighty Leyisthan,
hclt bnn.e n. I9e ao"n u Prouis neck, tie
wonId III ,lug is'ana % not doubt ae
attention. ''7'' llsi heS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

General Bessieres, having on the day before
yesterday attempted without permission of
the Commander-in- Chief, to take possession of
the city, lie was repnlsed al the Alcala entrance
and lost 90 men killed and 800 prisoners.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

lie was again employed, but shortly afterwards
dismissed, and cxIed TO Ayia, and a prosecution
was even directed against him for the part he
had in the Florida Treaty but this prosecution
was soon dropped. Since 1920 he has been
prosecuted as servileycg the men, who have
nothing liberal about tiseia- except the coInpli-
mentary title which they are pleased 10 give
themselves. There CAD be little doubt but that
this Regency will be cheerfuiy cbeyed BY the
greater part of Spain, so long as there may be a
necessity for the exercise of their authority
However this is not likely TO be long.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

Lo"d9''- Nay 23-rwo letters. 10 be found
a ''is gay : Journal, one II, m Count Montijoto
'<'ant Aoisoal, and the other an answer from A.
o'soai 70 Mouigo, may perhaps excite some at
tention' The date of the latter is two DAYS pri-
or 20 The epoch at which the rumor in Paris had
liked upon Abisbal the treason Of fyinc 10 the
enemy and, without any additional proof Of the
iact' we should say that Abis5als letter looks a.
IKE The composition of a man just getting ready
10 DC traitor as can we'll be conceived. He
complains oil tho supposed duresse of the king.
ana proposes alterations in the constitution; as
tne nrst and most pressing duty were not 10
1riye tne forelgn enemy from the soil, aud then
affairs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
LONDON, June l

IJNUUN3 JIIIIF
Paris papers Of Thursday and Fr1day
Last night we received by an express from
Paris, the journals Of that capital Of the dates of
Thursday aud Friday last aud also the copy of
a telegraphic despatch. The Moniteur contains
an official report from Maior-General CULLEN
mot, relative TO the occupation Of Madrid. On
the Gath, the council OF the Indies, & the coun-
Gil of Castle assembled, and appointed a Regen-
cy, which is to govern Spain during the captiyi-
ty of the king. The regency is composed of
i've members, the Duke de rlufantado, the
Duke de Montcmar, the bishop OF Osma, Bar
on 'Eroles, and Nj. Colderon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

The following gentlemen, we arc informed
have accepted the appointment Of managers ia
the Cumberland aud Oxford Canal Lottery viz.
Phlnehas Varnum, John Mahan, and John y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Classical Seminary .

Dill NsELL intends opening school
- : OF. Monday the 9fh instant. ~ the house
whore The lafe MIR. Richardson eonducied his
'eininsfy The school l. Intended merely Tor
he edaeation Of boys and young met--1here
vii he taught ~ IT, an extensive aud critical
course in the Latin aud Greek languages. to-
geiher with English Grammar, penmahship,
Vulgar Arithmetic, GoogBphy and all tie
higher branches Of English education that are
langlit III the tEost respectable academies Ia
THIS country.
Terms Tor 4 session OF five months
For lenmhnship, English Grammar,
Geography aud Arithmetic, SIS 90
Fer all other branches, eaO 90
One halt OF tie tuition fees wili lie expected
ai the middle Of The session, the other han at
the close otii--Due attention will ln paid 10
moral lnstruciion--As tar rs vonchers will go
he can finnish ample testimony OF character
and qualifications. Any gentleman who may
ieei an interest IN the object OF his intentions,
are invited to call or him AT CBpt Hancock ;
Hotel. He only solicits the moderate patron
age which his labors may be found to deserve.
June o. 81 "A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Eaucation.

He subscriber hereby informs the pub
lie, tint Inc second session ut his Female
school, 10 Liberty, bedford county, viii CON.
nienee on The IL DAY Of July, under the di-
ffcIio1 0i himself aud Hiss Isebeeea Wright
aud continue iii the 2sth vi November, (fve
moaths)
Ia tbi, school tle following branches Of Il.
teraiure Nill br taught, VIZ the Greek les
lament, the Latin aud French Languages, the
more useful branches of Mathematics. VIZ.
Euclids Elements, IIigonOmetrv, Theory of
Surveying, Mensuration, Arithmetic. &c.
Blairs Lectures, Moral Philosophy, History,
Geography, with drawing Maps, English
Grammar, the principles of Sienography
Plan Needle work, Reading, Writing, Ortbo-
graphy, &c.
The price per scholar for tuition in the Ian
euages, will be s Is; Mathematics, Bairs
Lectures, and Moral Philosophy, = l25 and
all the other branches, Y ~.
Several young ladies' would be received az
hoardfrs. The price for board, per scholar,
FOR those that board with me exclusively, ~ i'll
be $40 the session. For those thai board only
Eve days in tie week, and have their washing
done al home, 4 30 It viii be required that
each boarder furnish herown bed and candles.
One half, beth for board and tuition, will be
payable al the commencement, and the other
bali al the end Of the SESSION.
No student will he received for shorter
time than the time from which they enter
school, TIL the end Of the session
JAMES ID. WRIGHT
May %. wIw A.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

In this place. It's perhaps one of the most
desirable situations iar 4 family disposed 10
be IN retirement, aud gel To be inibe town, Of
any thal he knows lie will make an indis
puiable title IL The property before any thing
viii he required in reiurn. Should private
sale moi be made before the Ill of Jnly, IL
will then be offered publicly.
IA y. CARD0Z0.
June & 81 "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
SAMUEL MIII.ER.

/ INFORMS the citizens of Lynchburg and
the public in generi,I, that le viii open az
English ASf5 CLASSICAL Seminary
tpr The iustrucfion 81 youth, IA this place, on
Monday The 10th instant. Applications, in the
neanlifne, may DO made 10 Davidson Bradfute,
George WbiiIooAe Or Samuel Aowlin. Esa.
June q. 2w4 "A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

touo HiAHtS l3AsNbb
The whole to be completed in arieea dratc-
tngs uniy Not iva blanks 10 q prize.
$1,000 prize 10 be placed IN the wheel
on the ii'ih day aud S2o,oOu 90 the 10Th all
the other prizes 10 he floating from The com.
meaetm nj oil the drawing aad la order that
the Lottery may be completed with all posi-.
Die despatch, tac prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters . 90
Halves co Eighths %
u The drawing will take place en- We'd
nesday the 18th Of next month (Alay) and will
be completed with all possible despatch, an.
dcrthc ,uperinlendence of lhe Commls ,ioncrs
appointed by the Governor aud Council of
State
Orders for tickets from any part Of the Uni
ted States lposl paid enclosing cash or prize
tickets IN either OF the Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at.
tcation, II directed TO the truly fortunate Office
81 S 4 NJ ALLEN = Ga
No 159, 4. 81 Richmond.
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, w. lao63, prize ot ten thousand
dollars I, NJ. 39ns, a prize OF ane thousand
dollars; and where No. l4lo6, prize OF
9eo,'o0, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in Siirer.
April p. st ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

uNIE Subscriber having been appointed
commissioner 10 take deposiiions IN
suit depending IN the superior court OF cham
Gerry for the LyBchborg district, will give
prompt ntentionto application for bis SER
vices IN that capacity. G. WARD.
June 3 Sc -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Negroes fov Sale

HAVE parcel of likely NEGROES.
= whleh WI be sold low for cash--or on
Teasohao'e terms on or l2 months credit
March %. ~ %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
NEW BOOKS.
Nichols X North

1 RE daily receiving from New York
1 \ aud phllndephin, very extensive collec.
lions ot NEW BOOKS OF every dies oripion
which renders their assortment very complete
all Of which they are Determined 10 sell cheap
AMosG TIT hooks LATELY nfcEIyED, Are
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Ii gives fall description OF things relative
Ia Ibis world.
Bues Theological Dictionary improved We
think THIS the second best aud most useful
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Napoleon IN Exile, by Barry h. q Meara, Esq,
IN : vols
Jvninai ol the Lille aud Opinions ofthe Empc-
FOR Napoleon, by Count De Las Eases, in ]
IraeeIsio Egypt, by George Bethune English,
in 2 vols
The Wilderness, or BraddOcks Times in .
vols by gentleman OF New York This
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as being the second best American Novel we
have seen or read.
The Solitary, : vols. in one, by NJ. lie VS.
count 'Arinconrt,
The Renegade, do by do. do.
Tie Entail, by the author of Sir Andrew Wy
lie, Ac in , vols
The Provost do. do.
The Steamboat, do. do.
The favorie OF Nature,
The Spy, or Iale Of the Neutral Ground, in .
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The Pioneers, by the author of the Spy, in =
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Precauiion, by do lie
seventy six, new Novel, by the author OF
Logan, in two vols.
Lights AMI Shades OF Scottish Life.
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lialldon Hin, by sir Walter Scott
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Sketch Book, by George Washington Irving.
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Roche Rlanche, by Mics Porter, in ? vols.
May 80 II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Peremptoay sale OF prime
liaED.
400 acres OF the MANN

on which be AT present Resides, situate via;.
Two miles OF Lynehburg. Tie land has In h
recently tmteNed /. laid on IN Iots 10 .tit 49,.
ehasers, containing fiom 30 10 l20acres H..
land IS considered ~ the hesi Judges. Ia 10
iual, II mol superior, 90 amy land in the neiai
bofho"d large portion Of il being NH
tobacco land, and heavil, iimhefed sep,, :,
The lots, on which there are some o,,a,.'s.
all sites, are entirely in Is Gods The. ,Ie,s.',
iaud Is III good Heart, and IS ith thens,. q nj
Ter OF paris and clover Ito Which lie ~,
admirably adapted) could be made To- rro,i''. IS
tobacco. consider this property VEL ~
thy the attention Of any person WHO Ni,f.
H. vest money in lands in the neigbbon,i'',
of Lynchburg. '"oo'
A private sale Of the whole or any RAJ, :
the land would be preferred buI should :
not be disposed of lin which case On. - u
shall be given previous 10 iLe l5th da,, -
July, if fair, If not the first fir dav lhe,eay. u
it will be sold on that day, al public anc,;aa'
on the premises.
The terms will be liberal and made ln....
on application To- MIR. George NbitlocLo ~,
Lynehbdrg, who is fully authorised 10 ILL., u
OF it, or the subscriber who lives adioinind ~
land EDNI TAaIr me
juno W. Wtds a. :.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
ROCK LANDING. NC.

opce othe Roanoke Navigation Company.
htsotred, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested TO pay 10 the Treasurer. at Halifax
n. I. on the 10Th February next. ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the 10 per cent. PAYABLE hereto.
lore Il TIE ADORE reqHiSition the 18Th Deem.
Der, 1879
a Ordered, That the stockholders pay into
"he treasury on the 10th day of December
next hsteen dollars on each share by them
htid respectively, in addition TO the install.
heht now due Z Passed 2sh October. isis. J
he"ired, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock he called in onthe Isl day of Sentem.
berneu." - Pmad 25h .March. 1910
Oraered, That 10 per cent on each share
OF stock be paid to the Treasurer on the ,s,
DAY OF February next, heing the 9Th reou;si.
lion Il Passed 2sh 0ciobfr, 1872
Ordered, That the stockholders in tho
noanoke Navigation Company, be, and tbev
are hereby required To pay into the Treasury
y" '"e ISL day OF January next, ten dollars on
e"In snare heid by them respectively. "-(Pns.
sed 25'h October, 1890 y "'
ordted, That the Stockholders in tho
Noanoke Navigation Company, be, and thew
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasure
On Che LIST day of February next. the sum Of
.'s"' do'ihrs on each share of stock held hv
men, men respectively. Passed 1874 NorembeT,
AhnREw JoYNFR, clerk of the Roanoke
L''''sa''on company, certify the foregoing 10
"e '"F'e''IY copied from the records of The
",u uo"p'hy, Glven under my hand and
seal OF Office, the Goth day of NAV, ls2o
a Copy)
Anril d. - 1a'. ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
I I've following Slaves.
Fifty dollars Reward.

E'OR experimenting and securing him in
n jail, so that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
State. JACK HARRISS, free negro, raised
IN the county OF Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold his indenures, dated the 2Sfh October
llH''-said Jack farriss was sold by order of
buckingham court, to pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by stephen Pankey, from whom be
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in jail, AT which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack llarriss is a yellow fellow, stout made,
about q feet high, between 3oanl 40 years Of
age, processes to lay stone or brick VI hen he
lett me he wore Tong whskers, which can be
easily eat off, his hat had LOST half the brin =,
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks of courts where his Indentures may be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN r. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. II. WITS %