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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
Jan


Hp APPAHANNoCK LAND FOR sKLE-Pursu~
ia ant TO decree OF tire County Court of Mildle,sx
bearing date January, 1888 we, the tsrsS
III named viii sell To the highest bidder on the promises
on rldSy TIE 9th day Of April next iG fir IL not on th
next lar day thereafter that well known estate called
CEDAR P9rk lying IN tie county of Mddlesex about ons
nile ABOVE Orbanna lately the property of Mrs. Betty T.
Muse containing about 300 acres, prossl vi of fiat vev
aud, OF the best quality adapted culture of wheat
corn oats, Sc well enclosed, and present IN gooF
state OF improvement, with iaexhausbls beds of tie fose
mari ing near The srTce, which be applied With
bie labor fhe improvements cOnst Of neat and coin.
oriabc dwelling house with the necessary out houses
ana contiguous TO one OF tic finest springs in the lower
coun'ry-withn few hundred yards Of the house and
bounding one side Of the farm Is bold and navipabIe
creek from which may bp obtained The finest fish, oysters
ava "fd iowI Fhe sale will he made credit Of six
ana Twelve months, eEcepl Tor much may be necep-
sHry 10 deray he cXpsuces o The decree &C. which must
,''' u '.," p " q KEsISSifNSG5iifAm. com'".
February 2. sS-w,d,-
NOIlCE--To all persons who hired Negroes or rent
ed Lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer Of Cumberland
Tor the present year, which life estate to- her from the
WIZ OF Daniel Gueran decd cautioned TO pay no
lure or rent to Mrs Spencefs since TIE time Of her
death which took place the 18th OF July TS32as the
other proportion IS by law tor the benefit Of the legal -
gatees OF the deceased also give notice 10 tho Agent
OF Mrs Spencer, (who understood be Mr. John CTospY
quest that those who hire will deliver the ne
groes the the LIST OF January 1879 FIR tSo
purpose Of division, with clothing hais blankets e.
to brother Thomas y. Guerrant who is sobprised a.
receive adjust, aud receipt for
PETER D. GUERRKNT,
Eyor and Legaee Of The estate Of Dan Cuerrant deed
DeeempeI ~ I2-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

~, The people OF Louisa requested TO convene a
their Court house on the lh inst (being court day. 70
The purpose oil expressing their opinion in relation tn
existing controversy between the United States and Sou
Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

Dtuce et decorum est pro patria mori.-SditSt.
" He knew that his fellow citizens tCOdd gO epen 10
The death ucih him for his sugar Governor Hana-
toms speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
MARRIED.


On Thursday evonng the 3lst Rirh Reverend r.
Dr. Joseph Trent, all of this CITY. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

The Washington Globe says that it kno,rs who this
hreng OF the Courier Enquirer is wiz: The Spy at
Washington and will at proper time expose him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

" Flying at to erremitieSr'-Thc Charleston
Mercury declares that il the Bill reported the Judi.
ciary Committee of the Senate dies pass Congress South
Carolina UiH secede'" The Mercury styles il Il Din
10 diSsOlue the Union"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
PUBLIC MEETING.

GPThe Extract from the Speech of Beverley Tucker
Esq will certainly appear it, our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

Does Old Vireina difference publishing
IL Nos from another aud publishing an original
resPoadeHtl Is he aHSVered3 So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
WORDS IN SEASON

Inc Hamilton" ofPhiladelphia is writing new
series OF Nos, under the caption Of " Prospects be-
yo''a ule f1Olcon" In these essays he.throws away
entertained oftbe South flying to exlremities-slo,vs
10" much more zoe arc TO lose by the dissolution Of
me Union than theyl-(no a very lust or seosoro.
DC, or very OdorOus comparison" as Dorberrv
syy anu Jeersus IN note about slaves! This
rs all in very bad taste-at very bad ,i,nc a,i III
very unsuitable, as we humbiy think, TO such n man
rs t"o author of Hamilton. We beg to undeceiye
hlIn-and to assure him, that me danger Is moi mel
oys,-anu mat, IT this or the next Congress should
whole South taking new tone9an, bor ~ SIT we
done ""d' 70 DoSt 10 DC
bnf, having expressed our opinions so freonen1v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

The Mildetown Witness says that s'Virrnla is to be
sure, much respected member Of the coniederaey; but
her oDei0S interference between South Carolina and the
General Government, sdr0rs Of egOfiSm."
The "susquehanna (Penn) Democrat does more JUS
uce 10 W.:
"The subec, Federal Relations which ha, for several weeks
SgIaed tho Of Virginia atsnacy creating hOPc and
been disposed OF by the almost unanimous adoption several
upon the od Dominion ef SIZE Situation and aGSsnes
all conspd 70 render hor the stay destroyer this republic
of Virginia extremely ambiguous doubtful
could hardly rc. their 10
u@poG @ sSsR ,Sf se
as ambitious to eit ,ho Formerly
her Legislature, may be kened light,
peace cas-, into the oSeI scale wS sSS
ally powerful would have seonsS and ie,dod ali
ana her unnatural rebellion the hes
tate joined their neghbo and tho union would dissolved
very temperate aud consolidating and while they protest agansi
necessity Of ameotne the Taria 0 urge Op0"
How "cGicious?" How "egOtisticaR" Was i, not
our right, and duty, to prevail upon South Caro-
lima 10 suspend her Ordinance? Suppose we succeed,
what then will they say OF us! Will they not says
mat Virginia has happily struck out vis
mdrir IN our complicated political system? That, il
was sad in 49, that in OF from the Fee
dcra head, the State Legislatures he found ready
TO sound the tocsin TO each ohe that 9S virginia
tualiy did sos in 33, when State rushing
precpitaely on towards disunion, Virginia had adopted
plan OF mediation, OF sstcy nterposiion, call it what
you will, which may be calculated in all similar
10 contribute 10 the peace and preservation the Unon
But suppose we fail; suppose Mr. Leigh defeated, what
then? Ii still be said, that " C have done our dutv-
that we have inteposed good offices though they have
been rejected 1t will yet have this good eiIcct-t will
show that y e. Is still more precpilae, wander
ing, or her purposes miscevous than had
supposed them and that il is still more urgently our duty
to resist her schemes, and to rally around the Union.
We have received the proceedings of the counties of
Cumberland and Orange, which go against the of
y Carolina. And also OF the two mcetingS in Wesmorc.
land county, adopting resolutions OF different political
character from each other We shall lay them before our
readers a. 200 as ossib
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05
BIGGER'S
EXCH9.N'GE s. LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND v.

EXcH7.N'pE s. LOTTERY cyFFYCE;,
RICHMOND, Va.
Dra's1"g Of The Union Canal Lottery No. Q; for 1893.
- Whole Ticket % 80 40, prize Of 81 900
DO. ID 20 10 OF & 0Oo
Both sold and paid at sight, ussal. by BIGGER
Virginia Dismal swamp Lottery.
Glass No. 2.
To Se drd,cn ia the city Qt RienUndon FRIDAY Feb 49,
S30,OoO-foOOO and 30 prizes OF $1,000.
CAPITALS.
Prize OF $4,000 is $4,000
10000 10000
5000 5000
1000 1000
3.7Of 37Os
80 1000 80, GOO
Lowest Prize Sl2
Tickets only $40; Halves s; Quarters 9 50
Union Canal EOstcry. No. 4.
10 DC dT"''" i the CY Of PhiLddephG, on Saturday
23d of Feb, 1898.
10000 DOLLARS-l5000 DOLLARS;
CAPITALS:
Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I5,OoO $4,000
5000 5000
5000 5000
1870 1870
10 900 10000
The lowest prize, fcket having two Of the draws
Nos, can draw, Is SO.
Tickets $40; Halves s; Quarters ESQ
ITBIGGER hns recently sold aud paid al sight Grand
Capitals OF $50 O0O-2 of 20O9O-s of 10 900 &c &c
And more Capital Prizes than any other Vendor ia tho u,
States.
Orders meet The most prompt attention, address
THOS. B. BIGGER
Feb' q LSJ--ul Richmond, IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-05

We have received the proceedings of the counties oil
Cumberland and Orange, which go against the
) Carolina. And also OF the meetings in Wesmorc.
land county, adopting resolutions OF different political
character from each other We shall lay them before our
readers a IS possible.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04
GGoReErowN, (OMo.) Nay %


Phenomeaon.-ln some parts of thi:
matter of strange appearance
presents itself Worm assuming various
colours. and some resembling the sill,
worm in appearance. are found so thckly
that they literally strip many Of the trees
through the woods of their leaves Nor
are they alone confined TO the forest, in
many of the orchards, they appear not
only TO strip the trees of their leaves but
also the fruit.
NEW FlRE.-Mr John Hancock of
North End. Fulham, has. we are assured
invented compound which burns under
water, and which continues inflammable
in any accumulation Of moisture. 1t is in
all respects similar TO the much celebrated
Greek Fire. lie proposes to apply it not
to human destruction, but to the Saving of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04
NoN CoMMITTAL.
"The man who glides
Between both sides,

:. THU JAM.
After the falling of the Battery
bridge, on counting the noses of the
distinguished men who were immersed
at the very heels of the President,
(whose horse cleared him at leap
inquiry was made for Mr.. Van Buren,,
to which a wag replied, "Oh, he's al
ways out of the way when the bridge
falls. "'-Iroridence Journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

FROM THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
A BAD DEBT.-Some months ago, one
of the partners of an old and long since
dissolved firm rccOlleeted that among the
property of the company there was an es
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

the lives OF miners. It is the most perfect
and unerring fuse for blasting ever con
:rived; the wet. damp, ;.nd water, which
often interfere, having no hIndrance TO IT'S
perfect and definite action. II may, too
je accommodated TO time. as yard VIII
burn out in one or two minutes, or five or
six minutes, as desired. II is, moreover,
as cheap as any fuse ever was made.
Literary Castle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

Postmaster General.-Mr. Barry the
Postmaster General, arrived in the
city on Monday evening. He partakes
OF the public dinner with Mr.. Webster
this day. President, Secretary fState,
Secretary of War, East. Postmaster
General West-whistl not a word of
THE TRAVELLING CABINET"
Cincinnati Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

The Hon. Joel Miller, Warden Of
the Maine State Prison, writes thus:-
"From a careful examination, | find
that something more than three-fourths
of all the convicts in the Maine State
Prison were led to the commission of
the crimes for which they are now suf-
ierIng Imprisonment, by intemperance.
In most cases, the commission of the
crimes may be traced directly to in
temperance; in other instances more
remotely.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

The Longitude Discorery,-We find,
by communication in the Cincinnati
Republican, that the longitude is at
length discovered. Captain Benjamin
Jones Shain of Cincinnati, a native of
Delaware, has constructed a mathe-
NAUTICAL figure, from which he says
that he can ascertain a Ships longitude
at sea, by first having the latitude, the
bearings Of an object, and the assistance
of some nauticle tables.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

The National Republican Convention
which assembled at Merrilfs on Saturday
last, was very numerously attended
Col I'm Ste,gdri of the city of Baltimore
was unanimously nominated as candi
date for congress, for the district compos
ed of Anne Arundel county, the city oil
Annapolis, and the first FIVE wards Of the
city of Baltimore. No other candidate
was nominated for the consideration OF
the Convention Col 5 was nominated
by Amos A, Williams, Esq of Anne A
rundel, seconded by John G Proud, Esq
of the same county .Nicholai Breacer, sen
Of Annapolis, presided at the Convention
assisted by Pm Hubbard, Esq Of Baltl
more Baltimore Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

now standing, high and dry, in the
middle of the turnpike road, between
the Falls and Manayunk.
We shall probably hear of much
more mischief. The Delaware, lust
below the mouth of the Neshamony.
was covered with -four barrels from
a mill which had stood on the bank of
that stream, and had been swept away
by the lood.-Philadelphia Chron.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-04

Academy, requiring the names of the
most distinguished Cadets, not exceed
ing five in each class, to be reported
for that purpose after each annual ex.
animation.
The Cadets Of the first class, having
completed their academic course, have
left the institution:
First Glass.
Frederick A. Smith, Massachusetts,
Jonathan G. Barnard, do
George w. Cullum, Pennsylvania
Rufus King, New York
Francis III. Smith, Virginia.
Second Glass.
William Smith, New York
John Sanders, Florida
Robert Allen, 1st Maryland
Harrison Loughborough, Kentucky
William I. Stockton, Pennsylvania
Third Class.
Charles II. Bigelow, Massachusetts
Charles ]. Whiting, Maine
George M. Legate, New York
John III, Martindale, do
Thomas t. CAN'T, Maryland
Fourth Glass.
James L. Mason, -
Danville Leadbetter, Maine
Alexander Hamilton, New York
Barnabas Conkling, do
Joseph IA Anderson, Virginia,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
NEW CASTLE & FRENCaTOWN
K.4EL ROAD.

A train Of passenger cars, propelled by
locomotive engine, leaves the depot at lew
CASTLE, for FRENCHTOWN, every
morning, upon the arrival of the Steamboat
from Philadelphia, at about half hasf eight
O'Clock returning leaves Frenchtown at a.
bout half hast ten O'Clock.
Another train of passenger cars departs
from New Castle, for Frenchtown, every e.
vening. (except Sunday,) upon the arrival OF
the afternoon boat from Philadelphia, at "a
bout sic o'clock, and on return arrives about
nine o'clock.
Fare over the Road so cents.
Do, for excursion over the road
and back, SO cents
DO. from N. Castle to Ph,ladcl-
phia, by steam boat IS cents
Do. " n. Castle to Bait. 81 SO
r. II. BARR, Ag't.
New castle. July l, 1888. -61f
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
A CARD.

The subscribers hayc received at the old
stand, No. 81, Market street, opposite the
Lafayette Hotel,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Superfine Cloths and cassimeres, of good
quality and fashionable colours.
Also a handsome assortment of Ingram car
peting and rugs, good colors and fashiona.
BILE patterns,
With variety Of goods suited to the pre-
sent and approaching season, which will be
sold at the lowest prices.
Vim. ROWAN & Co.
N. e. PAPER HANGINGS and BOR
DERING always on hand.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
Cough Syrup.

This Syrup has been much used for five or
six years past and have not known it to fail
curing cough Except consumption and in
such cases very usefui) where proper care has
been taken.
Doctor WIS'TAR'S celebrated Cough Lo-
zenges. -
LOZENGES for cold in the head One
box of these Lozenges will generally relieve
cold in the Head
WORM SYRUP,
A pleasant and cffcctual remedy forW orms.
FROSTED LIMBS,
A new specific for that painful disorder.
EUM47TC ITNCTURE.
For Sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Chemical and Drug Store, No. 81, Mar
ket street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
a HANDSOME SITUATION
FOR SALE,

If applied for within four or FIVE weeks.
A Valuable FARM, % miles from VIII
mington, Del. and so perches from the Kennel
Turnpike, containing
ONE HUNDRED & NINE ACRES,
With sufficient wood and plenty of water.
The improvements consist of large Stone
Dwelling, with three rooms on the first floor
and five on the second. There is well of
good water at the kitchen door, with pump
therein;a convenient barn with stone stabling,
a comfortable tenant house, young apple or
chard of we'll selected fruit just beginning to
bear---also, variety of peach, pear and
cherry trees. More than half the farm is
we'll set with thriving thorn hedge. Four
hundred bushels of Lime were put on the
place last fall. Any person wishing to view
the premises will please call on Jacob Der
rickson living thereon, and for particulars to
the subscriber, near West Chester, who will
give clear title and make the terms to ac-
commodate the purchaser.
EZEKIEL WHITE.
Midtown, June 25-3w. SO
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
DIR. SIOUSE'S
CELEBRATED INF ANT DROPS
From the Baltimore Republican.

From the Baltimore Republican
MIR. HARKER-I have observed in your pa.
per an advertisement of Dr. Stouse's Infa IT
Drops-I am pleased to see that preparation in
troduced here, and feel it duty to communi-
cate to the public my knowledge of it, for the
benefit of mothers who may have children 81 f.
fering with collie, bowel complaints, &c. Re.
ing some time since in Philadelphia with my
wife, and an infant which was suffering with co.
lie pains and gripping, we heard of these drops
We had given the common carminatives, which
are truly almost inert, and the best of them, De-
Wees's, is indeed too numerous for an infants
stomach to bear. 1t is almost as hard to force
a nauceous drug down the throat of a resisting
child as to see it suffer with pain, and the tender
feelings of mother too often refuser he offt e.
The Infant Drops on the contrary are pleasar.
TO the taste, and our child, when little accus,
toned, took them with avidity. They gave it
complete relief. We brought two bottles Of
them from Philadelphia, and gave as long a,the
child required anodyne. 1t has now grown en-.
trely out of the Of it, and is hearty, ttriv.
lug child, which convinces me that there is moth
ing injurious in these drops, as is said of SO C
other anodynes and carminatives.
A FATHER
The above valuable preparation is sold whole.
sale and retail by
T.. y. VAUGHAN, s. Co., Wilmington.
price Is cents a bottle)-A liberal disco, nj
to those why buy to sell again.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
DIR. Perkins, Celebrated
PLASTER.

The subscribers are appointed agents tor
the sale of these superior Plasters
Physicians and Storekeepers will be sup
olied on reasonable terms, with
STRONG ADHESIVE PLASTER, for
bandaging and other purposes.
MILD ADHESIVE, for fresh wounds,
surgical operations, &c.
STRENGTHENING, DIACHYLON
simple. Do. with gum.
MlIRCURIAL strong. LOGAN, &c.Sc
ALSO,
Perkins, celebrated Dyspeptic Mass,
Well worthy the attention Of Practitioners,
highly recommended by Professor Potter Of
Baltimore, and other physicians.
E. B. VAUGHAN, & Co
Dec. II. A.! Market-street
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
LH.DE.1N KIN q HOTEL

THE Subscriber respectfully anno,pces tt his
friends and the Public in general, that he has Ia
ken that commodous establishment, well known
as the INDIAN KING HOTEL, corner of Mar
ket and High sts., Wilmington. Delaware, 'or.
merly occupid by David Brnton, and rece rtly
by John NJ. Smith. it has undergone thorough
repair, and is handsomely fitted up with entire
new furniture, and is now ready to receive fami-
lies, single persons transient visitors. BY his
assduty, and strict attention to busness,he h es
to merit a share of public patronage.
HUGH II. READING,
Wilmington, April 16,--tf.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Anril 10th 1879

IN the late conaagration of the Treasury
building nearly all the correspondence OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, from the establish
ment of the Department to the 31st March,
1888, was destroyed including as well the ORR
ginal letters and communications addressed to|
the Secretary of the Treasury, as the records
of the letters and communications written by
him, With view to repair the loss, as Tar
as may be practicable, all officers OF the Uni
ted States, are requested to cause copies 10
be prepared and authenticated by them, OF
any letters excepting those herein after ailu-
ded to which.they may at anytime have writ
ten to,or received from the Secretary OF the
Treasury; and all those who have been in
office, and other individuals throughout the
United States, and elsewhere, are invited to
do the same. That this correspondence may
|be arranged into appropriate books, it is re-
jquested that it be copied on folio foolscap pa
per- with sufficient margin on all sides to
admit of binding, and that no more than one
letter be contained on a leaf. 1t is also re-
luuested, that the copies be written in plain
and distinct or engrossing hand. Where the
original letter can be spared, it would be
lpreferred. The reasonable expense in copy
ing the papers now requested not exceeding
the rate of ten cents for every hundred
words, will be betrayed by the Department.
| he correspondence WHICH HAS Dcell SdNSu,
and of which, therefore, copies are desired,
are the records of the letters written by the
Secretary of the Treasury to Presidents and
Cashiers of Banks, from the LIST October,
|181e, to the goth February, 1888, all the cor
|respondence relating to the Revolutionary
claims under the act of 18th May; 1928, and
Ito claims of Virginia officers to half pay, UNI
der the act of 5th July, 1882; and to applica-
|tions for the benefits of the acts OF the Sd
March, 1881 and 18th July, 1882, for the
relief of certain insolvent debtors of the Uni
ted States. Copies of some circular letters
and instructions, written by the Secretary
have also been preserved, and it is requested
that before a copy be made of any circular
letter or instruction., written by the Secretary
Iof the Treasury, the date and object of the
circular be first stated to the Department
and its wishes Oh the subject ascertained.
LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
APP "a
r. To be inserted three times week fol
three months in the papers authorized Il
publish the laws of the United States.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
.NOTICE.

WAS committed to the public Jail of Sussex
County, State of Delaware, by Matthew
Rench, Esquire, on the 3rd day of June inst.
as a runaway, black girl, who calls herself
Esther JIihbank. Now therefore, unless
the owner or owners of the said runaway
come forward aid prove their property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dis
charged in six weeks agreeably to law.
WARREN JEFFERSON, Shift.
Georgetown. June "a, 1888. 59-6w
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
s DOLLARS REW.4RD.
Straycd or Stolen

On last Thursday night the 9th inst.
A dark Sorrel Mare, about IA hands
high, she had small narrow blaze on
her face, white mark on her left hind
leg, two white feet one behind and one
betore-racks we'll under saddle and
trots wei, in harness. The above reward
will be paid by the subscriber living
near Newark Del.
THOMAS METER.
JuIy l. l833-6O-5t