Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-22
REWARD FOR A STOLEN HORSE.

The reverend gentleman who has touchngy depicted
his loss free advertisement in reading
umns and 10 90 orgivng disposition withal is certainly
entitled to have his made known, and the thief has
any pity the honor said belong bis kind, the lost
property will be restored without any other reward than the
consciousness an honest and benevolent act affords.
To the Citizens Of the Commonwealth Of New Jersey,
greeting:
DEAaIr Brroyrp Know ye that Twas possessed Of
beautiful named Kate, and that The gath Of Sepem-
Der last, she stolen by denzen fear Of your State
and traced TO DeckertowD, where the trail lest.
you will therefore regard il imperinent 10 me If
in these am Give circumstances, invoke your aid
That you msy know something of the depth Of this sc-
ton will - the exr.-.s hits quad
uped, which many and great She 10 very kind in her
dsposon and, wheher In harness or under the saddle, she
i b. thos who know her best be the
complete Of her species No alarm hon. no acct.
dent provoke her TO run asd she will junp gently
over hemlock log that may have fallen the road, If
you Sleigh that you hardly know any shng has hap
pened She sa real missionary in her feesss and delights
in nothing than in bearing her into the ds-
tue settlements to preach She il puncua In attendance
vpon the Prssbyte but snu at those descons who when
they know hat the presbgey is their place. have
yet thrashed Hospitable 10 her feelings she
loves to this kindness exemp6ed in Others She loves
20 have good preachers horse drop in of Saturday
ing she cheerfuy welcomes him stall BY her side, and
is willing to share with him her last morse When her
master weared with study, she loves bear him out on
little excursions, in which may obtain BY means Of his
fy-rod, beautiful supply for his breakfast table.
She knows every good trout stream and hole within
miles Of this places but will ot past pckere pond without
degung to notice it, She thinks ministers Of the Gospel do
right preserve their Calling and in accordance with apos-
toc example, many excellent doctors of divinity who have
sought recreation and health the country she has borne
excursions Of this character, and received their
daons while she, the other hand, has highly esteemed
them sensible men.
She aims to do every thing from correct principles and
could be induced for the sake Of exercise to neglect
single known duty. She never known to turn away
from the poor and the afflicted because they were in humble
circumstances but would stand by them 10 the last even
though compelled for want Of food to gnaw post She
oiced in visits OF mercy, and caeeuy any distance
mpart comfort to tho dsconsoae, aid them in the burial
of their dead She excslent funerals having very
fast walk and ever at the service of the inm and aged
on such occasions She would lead procession for miles faster
than any horse ever known in this REGION and yet
Of walk And what shall say more, excepting that in
single sentence she is the perfect OF her kind and Ter
loss to me is great and repaabe Dear Kate shall never
see your pleasant face again
liberal reward has been offered for information leading
to her recovery and engage suitably to increase it. if
cessary to any sum not exceeding hundred dollars.
willing to buy her Of any who has unwngly purchased
her OF the thief and will him from loss if he will give
her up and If the thief himself will bring her hack will give
him the reward and ask no questions.
That you may know what kind Of an animal she is will
describe her as she when stolen She Of medium
chestnut color, beautifully formed flowing and tail,
deeply cut in the mouth by the Bits very fact having
been struck with the whips her feet very small the hind
white with windgalls and marks of interfering; has supe-
ror as ladys horse, the delight OF my daughters is
Old enough to be grandmother, but is sprghy colt
and marked with the collar aud saddle very slightly. Could
you see her turn out in Wing procession you would think
her feet hardly touched the ground never knew her pre-
objections, however, for she is prudent animal but al
ways anced that when she turned out in procession of the
opposite party her head and tail rather dropped but she al
ways went cheeruy when borrowed such occasions and
was but slightly influenced in her feelings by the company
she was in, too polite to show il.
Governor Johnston paid this place after she had
been soen and. say with great reluctance that be never
inquired about Kate, condoe with me- nor offer
ed to issue his proclamation, although the crime base
and had been committed within the precincts Of his official
rule But 81 write this in than in anger"
ne Justly punished for his official delinquency.
Lest my efforts Kate should fail invoke your
aid citizens of New Jersey do earnestly solicit all bene
voen kndheard editors for such Kate loves to issue this
my humble address to the good people Of the Commonwealth
at all may know the circumstances Of the case and unite
cir efforts to wipe off from their State the gevous stain Of
giving harbor to the backheared william who would be so
me an as to steal minister's horse. May be never know
what it is TO Lave funeral sermon preached over him.
HENRY A. ROWLAND.
HoSEsDALE, Pa, Nov. IL, 1851.