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post. boat for the main land, on my way
to the place of yuliet's tomb---Verona.
My friends, the painters, are so attract.
ed with the galleries here that they
renaain to copy, and 60 back alone.
Take u short letter from me this time,
and expect to hear from me by the
next earliest opportunity, and more al
length. Adieu.
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like country dancef Dye give it upS
Because il is dovn in the middle and ~
again. -
Pennsylsanio Lotferies.--A bill for tho
entire abolition of Lotteries, in the State
OF Pennsylvania. from and after the 3iss
Of December next. has become law. Ono
section Of the bill gives authority to ths
Union Canal Company 10 bring suit a.
gainst the State, TO ascertain whether or
not their lottery privileges have been ex-
hausted, or whether. BY the act for the
abolition Of lotteries, that company shall
have sustained any wrong at The hands OF
the Commonwealth, which may reqairs
redress.
The City of Baltimore is so overrun.
with strangers, detained, by stress OF
weather, on their way Eastward, that
number are said to have had y
come back to this city for lodgings.
sNatlrnas Insethgcnrsrs
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DUMFRlES
IT8G QiiNIrNi iNNT &

The extensive sale ana eeta blished reput al ion of
DU.NFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT,
encourages the Proprietor to recommend it with
renewed confidence to he public, as NEST an
norent as well as po,oerful application for this
annoying disease. The most inve,era.e cases
have been cURrD IN ONE FOUR by this es-
teemcd Ointment. 1t contains no Mercury, or
other noxous Ingredient, and may be confident
y applied even to the youngest children, or to
pregnant females. Price 81 l.2 cents.
april 20. 8
None are genuine unlcss signed on tho
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propYi-
etor, 4. KIDDER, imme ediafe successor to
the late DR. w. T. CONWAY. For sale, with
all the other Conpay Medicine" at his
Counting Room, No 90, next door TO :. Kid
der's Drug Store, corner Of Court and Hano-
yer streets, near COnce-t Hall, Boston /; and
also, by his special appointment, by DR. J.
WILLIAMS, Warren DIR. A. p. Mosre, New
port; Nathan Duffee, Fail River; John h.
Mason & Co. and Joseph Balch, Jr. Providence.
go Large discount to those who buy 10 cell
again,
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u The Painful + DebiHtatfng Complain q
u TGN PILISs

eccives immediate relief, and in numerous In
stances has thiouglily cured, by the admins
tration of
DU.MFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES.
This approved compound also mitigates and
removes the symptoms which fie quenily accom-
pany that disorder, and increase the danger Of
the patient, viz. pains in Loins-Hsadache
lose ef oppeti'e- Indigestion, and .other
marks of debility.
o. A relieved patient writes from dstsnce.
1T is but justice TO you TO inform you, that
have used your Dumfiies remedy for the
f'iies fol sometime past, and have found il emf
nenly successful"
The remedy is quito innocent, and may be
administered 10 all ages and both sexes. Plain
md ample Directions, with description Of the
conn liant, accompany each package, which cor
ssts of t,oo bores, one contsinIng an Ointment
and the othor On EieetUaTy.-Frce 81 for both
articles, or 30 cents where but one is wanted.
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Torn Clerks Office, Warsn, May 0, 1888.
IWOTlCE is hereby given that the CommIss-
l&N ioners on the estate Of NATHANIEL
late Of Warren, deceased, have Of
fered their Report for Probate and acceptance.
Z therefore give public notice TO all concerned,
that the consideration thereof is referred 10 0
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Clerk Office, in said W arren, on the first Mon
day in June next, at q o'clock, p. NJ. when and
where oil persons interested may appear and be
heard. Wisness.
s. RANDALL, Probate CisrA.
may m.
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s. DAVOL a SON.
manufacturers Of Superior
j. II "A S II 10 s II o q i q

HAVE on hand, and are constantly
LII making, Stocks Of sundry quail
ties, and Of the most approved style; all Of
which, they will sell either at Wholesale
or RETAIL, on The most reasonable terms.
Orders for Stocks OF any description,
will be punctuaIly attended to-
march %, 1893.
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TO the Ladies.
Turner e. Salisbury

Turner & Salisbury,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the La
~ dies to call and examine their
stock Of FANCY GOODS, purchased
in New York the last week, and select
ed with great care at very reduced prices.
The assortment consists in part OF
French muslins, French ginghams, Ger
man do, English do, black Ita Nan silk,
do. levantine, do. sinchew, greenlustring,
colo sarcnet, on elegant assortment Of
prints from 8 to SO cents, menino shawls,
fancy hdkfs. from 12 l-2 to $50 cts, belt
ings, good assortment of hoisery and
gloves, fine black bsmbazines, linen
cambnick, do hdkfs, imitation do. colored
borders at % cents, PLAIN and figured
swiss, book, null and jaconet muslins,
corded, striped, and plaid do, cambrics,
bishop lawn, fine demi linens. blk French
and India satins, sewing silks, threads,
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, braids and
cords, tapes, Sc. Sc.
bp We feel confident that if the La
dies will call, we can sell them goods at
prices that cannot fa,l to please.
Water-street, april 81.
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ATTHE
SIGN OF GALEN'S HEAD.
WNte1e-St9e9et.

found,
M MEDICINES present Stock
will
attention. both the Selection
article vended Establishment, shaHbe
be wh sold @ Ships Families and Physicians will supplied
the shortest notice and MI EEDICIN CHI ESTS.
and which said judges be altogether
furnished to ORDER. Feb.
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!SHxNGLE.S.
|12n 900 North Carolina
AoOS Cedar Shingles, just re-
ceived per schr Marlow, from Bay Riy-
er, and for sale by
J. s. d. X. LUTHER.
april 81.
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MORRISONY HYGEIyaJN
UNIVERSAL
M E D j OF N = i.


NN HE subscriber has he len appointed sole A.
- gent for vending this u niversa. Medicine
in Warren, and now Offers for sac AORRl-
SONS PILLS, Va large and small boxes, for
the cure of Consump,ions, cholera mosbus, infa-
nations, dyspepsia. fevers sgue, indigestion, bill
lious or nervous affections, and all dioeases Of
the liver :yellow fever, qout, rheumatism, drop
~. ST. Vitus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness, ANAL pox, measles, whooping
cough. scarlet fever asthma, jaundice, gravel,
stone, snd oil urinary obstructions, piles, scur-
w, itchings Of the skin, worms, kings evil, and
all cutsneous disorders in short every COM
plant 10 which the human frame 10 90 direfalIy
| subject, under oil the varied forms and names
as the Hygeian conviction s, that man is sub
Iect to one only real disease, that is to the i'm
purity oft The blood. Wayranied 10 be the gen
REUEL ii. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
This is 10 certify, that Mr.. Reuel Fl. Baker.
Of wsrren, is issppointed Agent for vending Nor,
rson's Hygesn Universal Medicines, f6r Tia
town Of Warren, in this s,ate. 9
sAMI. YOUNG.
N ut ~ n
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Ian GARprEa has juss re-
~ ceived lot Of Trunks, . variety ofsizes,
for sale on reasonable terms. Feb. l6.
aTuRSAcss Of different sizes for sale by
Feb ~. JAMES GARDNER.
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Il ROLL sheet lead, lbs. per square
u foot ! do do do, lbs. per square
foot; do do do, lbs. per square foot.
ALSO,
Copper and Iron Tacks for leading;-
deep sea and hand leads of different sizes.
The above are for sale as low as can be
purchased elsewhere.
LEWIS HOAR g. CO.
march 20, 1888.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE SHOES :,

LADIES FASHIONABLE SHOES I!
IN The subscriber would in
~ form the Ladies of this town
and vicinity, that he will
expose for sale, THIS DAY,
a fresh assortment of Shoes, Of the latest
Spring Fashions, which were selected by
himself, in Lynn, this week.
Purchasers are respectfully invited just
to drop in, and examine his stock, which
presents much greater variety, than Is
usual in this place.
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
Main-st, 5 doors south Of Warren Baak.
march 30, 1888.
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SHovELs.-6 doz. shovels Of different quail
~ tics and prices, Cor sole by
Feb. .. JANIS CArRpNa,
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HARDWARE
Samuel Wheaton,,

w OULD say that he has just re-
" ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply Of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, of the latest i'm.
,portations, as also of Yankee manufact-
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usually 7
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail /; suffice it to say, are a
dapted to the wants of the Mechanics ol
every denomination, and Of al others ia
this region, and will be sold at prices the
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment of CHINA, EAR THEN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most OPP
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
A complete assortment of select GRO-
CERES and PROVISIONS, besides
a great variety of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. april 81.
WHALING CREW WANTED!
kkS Ten or twelve good men
X1Es wanted en- board ship MILES,
4: Capt. Luce, bound on whal-
ing voyage to the South At
lantic Ocean. Good Lays will be given.
Applyto N. M. WHEATON.
Warren, april 81. 3w.
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YM q RM \ OES.-J reed from PhHs-
- delphia a large lot. These Furnaces hay,
been in use for long time and are decidedly
tho best in the market.
-dLS0-Potash, dorsale bye. T. GARDNER.
marcn %. water-st.
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REUEL II. BAKER.
HAIR TRIINKC

9NRAcE CHAINS Of 4 different qusIti.s 70
sale by JAMES GARDNER. Feb. q.
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MNART BOXES.-JAMEs GARDNER ba
~ just received lot Of cart and Wagon no
os Of all Sizes Weh s.
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WH.aLEJMEJNS PUMPS.
HNonstantly on hand and for sale Low
. by the case or single pair, at
April l3. SrErHEN DAvoL, JR's.
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61ASH paid fer old Gold, Silver and Turtle
~ shell by SYLVESTER CtilLDS.
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In addition 10 his Stock OF Hardware. he
keeps on kand complete assortment Of first
rate GRocERTEs, wooden ware and baskets and
. general assortment Of Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, &c. &c.
Warren, Oct. 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-11

IWN ESSRS George JtGe,SOn. Ed,cdyd EggIesfon
I'VE John ": Baker, John T. Leigh !Uihiam Eggle
ston EdWdTd +. EggLestOn, aired o. EggiestOn,
WiH0m T. EggleSton. John TOiones finn TGeyson
Bertier Jones' John ChaGn. Er'or. Of JOhn Cdo6in'
decd Richard ggieSton, Richard Booker, John Book
er, Francis a. WHisOn, John Webster, Sheriff 0f fine
la, and as such admr. Of Ddbney Miller, decd, and
Thomas Pride
GentIemen Take notice, that shall proceed TO take
the deposition OF Trplet j. Estes aud Others on the Ist
ID, and Sd days Of August next in the Bollingbrook
Hotel in the town Of Petersburg State of Virginia.
and on the 25ih, 10th and 9Th days OF July next,
shall proceed TO take the dispositions OF Paschd L. ownes
William Wsltlall, Walthall Dunaven aud Others in the
and State OF Virginia. and the 29th and 8Olh OF the
month, July, shall proceed take the deposions
OF Alexander w. Walthall, John A. Hsnan Alexander
/. Boatwrght, and others, at Panevle, Amelia county,
State oil Virginia, and in the house of Pascha Ro
berts and the 9th and 9th days OF August next shall
proceed to take the dispositions OF Benjamin H. Powell
Nathaniel A. Cbrenshaw, and others, at Scottsvc Pow
hatan county, Virginia, and in the house of said
county OF Powhatan; and the 9th and 10Th of August
next, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions of Field r
Souiha Daniel Burton, and Others in the house Of Hen
ry H. Southall, Amelia county, Virginia. aud the 22d
23d and 9th days OF August next shall proceed 10 take
the dispositions OF John Farley, and others, in the city
Richmond, State OF Virginia and in the Columbian Ia
vern IN said town. and the 9th and 9th days of Sepem
Der next shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Willis
PiIler and others at NOoway Courthouse, and i'm the
courthouse OF said county OF Nooway and State of Y
gnia and II then and there prevented shall proceed to
take the deposition Of said Willis Piller, and others on the
10Th and lh days Of September at the place above
naned;-the said dispositions TO be read evidence in y
suit now pending and undetermined in the Circuit Supe
rior Court Of Law and Chancery in Amelia county, aud
state OF Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you, and
each OF you are defendants, aud where you may attend II
you please Yours, sc. JOHN T. JErER.
May %. 6-2m
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ENHE late excessive rains, the consequent high waters
and the circumstances beyond the control Of the sub
scnber having interviewed to defeat the sale advertised by
hm to have taken place the third Monday in last month";
NMay induce him once TO offer for sale that vaiua
BILE property, called the James River Slate Quaries to
which attached fertile and valuable small Farm with
one oil the strongest mineral springs of sulphur chay
beae below the mountains. These Quaries containing
an nexhaustibe fund of conesscdy the best quality Of
slate ever brought TO the Richmond market and lying i'm
medatey on navigation just sixty miles above that mark
e (wlth many other advantages all others that will
hereafter be pointed out,) well opened and been in
prosperous operation for many years back II sold pri
vatey before they will be offered the highest bidder on
The premises the 9th of July next subject to one lie
that must then be provided for And all other persons
having just claims against the subscriber requested
bring them forward at that time and place for fnal settle
nen or at any rate the most distant and unable TO at
tend at that time and place. before his death all brought
forward after that time, will be considered held back
with improper designs and this advertisement plead in bar
against them The subscriber has doubt of making
such arrangements with all holding just claims against
m as to enable him TO give very extensive credit on the
purchase Besides which, to encourage the enterprzing
TO cngage in the purchase and make favorable
ment two hundred dollars for every thousand given for
the property, will be loaned such purchaser But more
on the score OF particulars, at that time and place
JOHN NICHOLAS.
June IL. m ,,i
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& dan REWARD.-Absconded from the employ.
~ AsO mcnt OF the subscriber Saturday the 25ih
May two apprentices, bound by the Hastings Court
the city of Rchmond-one by the name of Thomas
GTiggs, TO learn the charmakhg business the other bv
the Of William Miles Hdrgrdue TO learn the paint.
ing and ornamental part OF the above business
They had on when they left, dark gray broad cloth coats
with cassinet pantaloons of the color Thomas s
about FIVE feet or inches high full face and appears to
be little detective in the right arm, and is ei.handed;
William is not quite tall, Of thin yisage and dark ewes
IL is presumed that they will seek employment in some
chair or paint shop. The above reward of 500 will he
paid for their delivery TO in Richmond, or $40 if Sc
cured in any Jail in the State so that get them again
All persons are iorewaned from hdrbouring or employing
the said boys under the penalty Of the law.
ALEXANDER GRANT
Richmond, Va, June L. %,
Petersburg Int, Norfolk Beac Ynohburg Wig will
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IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerk oiice OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county Of Buckingham the third
OF June, 1888:
Samuel Sanders, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders
ana IN his own right Francis Sanders, William Sanders
James Nj Sanders James Purcell and Mary his wife,
merly Mary Sanders, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders
Stephen Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders, Detts.
The defendants, James Purcell, and Mary his vito,
LAWN Sanders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders, and
Elizabeth Sanders having entered their
ana gwen security according to the Act of Assembly,
the Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
ordered That the said absent defendants appear
here on the first day of the next September Term and
swer The bill oil the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months and posted
at the front door Of the Court. house of this county
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, C. G. S. c.
June H. l0--wSw
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Lancaster. BENNY 81 90.

Lancaster, BENNY ~ Co..
4UCIJ0NEERS & co U.uLSSIO.V .NERCM4yTTS,
kFFER for sale, landing from brig Ajax and ship
" Majestic from New Orleans
10 hhds sugar-part prime
90 do. prime western bacon
IND ,oW receiue per ship Richmond from Lue,pOol
daily erpected-
% tierces porter-quarts and pnts
50 GoZ. old port wine, from under custom kew
-dnd per schooners Revenue, Mary, fremont and
Friendship
100 hhds. St Crox and Porto Rico sugars part strictly
prime
100 boxes and bbls steam refined do
90 sacks old Mocha coffee
so coils Manila cordage
so bbls. tanners oil
30 do. fall lamp do.
STORE,
500 bags and bis. Rio and Laguira coffee
200 packages Gunpowdcr and Imperial teas
100 binds. molasses, part very superior
800 sides sole leather
500 boxes soap and candles
100 bags pepper
90 do. pimento
20 do. ginger
1000 do. shot, assorted
ceroons indigo
10 puncheons w. I. rum
10 half pipes Cognac brandy
20 or. casks do. do
200 hampers champagne, part most approved brands
Madeira, in pipes, or. and half or. casks
Old Hook French Madeira, Claret, Port and Malaga
wines
North Carolina shad and herrngs
Hacks segars axes of approved patterns.
May 49, 6-St
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VALUABLE SALE OF DRY GOODS no,v land.
v ing from brig Lo'oeH, from Boston.-On Wed.
nesday, the 18th inst at O'clock chout reserpe at the
Store lately occupied by Mr. w. Pyle, and next to Mr.
John Van Lews, Market Bridge so packages OF fresh
ported Dry GooDs, now landing from the Lowell from
Boston; among which the following desirable goods
ZoO rs. superhne and mddlng cloths, assorted :oors
100 do. sup. cassimeres, do do
cases silk goods, various kinds
cases English silk vestings
do sup Irish linens
do blue and blue black sowing silk
do sup. twist
do assorted prints
do ginghams
do. French muslins
D do. cambrics, and cambria muslin
l do. splendid ribbons
2 do. sup. English marselles. new patterns
bales sup. gauze iannels
1 case lawns
z do. black bombazins
1 do. do and coPd bombazetts
lOO0 ps. English cold. cambrics
1 case pongee hdkfs.
cases sup. flag hdkis.
do hoskin gloves, ladies' and genilem0n's
do. white silk gloves
1 do. cotton bandannas
1 do. muslin cravas, figured
do. A cambria dimity
1 do. marking canvass, assorted colors
do ladies' fancy hdkis.
l do. princetta
do. white and random cotton hosiery
i do. cotton half hose
i do. merino shawls
1 do. milnet
l do lasting buttons, plain aud figured
do. gilt pins
l do. superine sattineu
do. bleachcd tomes,ics
do. Al camblet, asso ted colors
do. grandurelles
do. crash towelling
do. diaper
do. parasos-plan and figured, superior quality
4 do. silk and cotton umbrellas
do. black lasting, SC. SC. SC.
The above sale is well worth the attention Of mer-
chants every article will be sold, and many of them
by the package.
The goods will be ready for examination two days pre-
vious to the sale.
TERMs.-Under $780, cash-$l00 to 500, mo-
$500 TO 1000, mo-$l, 900 and upwards, mo. credit
Tor approved paper, payable in this place, Lynchburg
Petersburg Norfolk.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE s. CO, Auclioneers
June q. I'D
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NELLOW SPRINGS.-Tbese valuable medicinal
a springs are situated in the county of Montgomery
Virginia. about five miles from Cbrisiansburg, through
which town the main South western stage line from ash
ingon City and Richmond passes. Thus situated they
easy oil access to vsers from all parts the country
They will be kept the ensuing season. by the Undersigned
who will avoid no expense trouble, to give entire sa-
faction to those who may favor him with a call. The
buildings and furniture will be found CONFERENCE.-The fare
good as the country supply and charges moderate
These Springs are in most delghtial summer climate
and deicously shaded by beautiful grove Many will
remember them, as having been kept by Captain G. Tay
Tor. CREED TAYLOR
Nav ,. 2ss
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HbURSUANr TO aA act Of the General Assembly OF
n Virginia, passed The Ist March 1888, sealed pro.
posas VIII be received by the Board OF Directors OF the
Lunailc Hospital IN the city Of Williamsburg, until the
18th OF June next for building brick addition TO the said
Hospital the contractor to furnish all the materials Per
sons wishing to contract will please call Mr.. DicNe
Gait Keeper OF the institution for all particulars. The
addition viii be required TO be finished by the first Of
January, 1884 IL will be at the discretion OF the Board
TO reject all the proposals. IT shall think proper do
This contract from it's extent, merits the attention Of build
ers generally april 10 112-wt15June
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BY RITCMIE 4 COOK.

~ The ENQUIRER Published a week. generally,
a during tho
Price, tho hccofoIe Five Doars payable
Notes Of chartered banks (ony) will be
eeived in payment Tho Editors will the safety Of remit
them by NALL tho all
No will DO discontinued, but
Editors, until all arroara;cs have been paid up.
Whoever will the payment Of papers, shall
have the tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono less first each
50 No advertisement inserted until
assumed nv n this city environs.
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db e. REWARD.-Strayed or Stolen from The subscri-
~ . Der on the night of the 9th Instant about three
miles below Richmond, the main road leading to the
New Bridges, Bay Mare, about ten years old no white
about her except white hairs her shoulders from
collar gals, her loretop cot of just above her eyes, short
built rather dfoop rumped short bushy tail PAGES general
w when rode will rot in gear other marks recolect
cd she went away with common straight yoke on,
without pin In the end. will give the above reward
Tor The delivery Of the said Mare TO at the above place
WILSON NJ. CARTER.
May 9th, 1888. lO-It.