STOP THE THIEF.
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&SA REWARD.-Sole from the res- slpeBV idence of the Subscriber on the evening of the 9th inst. BAY MARE, seven years old and about Is hands high, black legs. main and tail, which is squite long and carried to one side while she is in motion. She has no particular flesh marks, but is remarkable for the sprightliness of her look and motion, walks very fast, but is disposed to run into a little shuffling pace, and trots in very superior style, particularly in single harness, to which she has been accustomed, having generally driven her to my sulkey. She is slightly sad- dle and collar marked, lras small splint on one of her fore legs, and a scar on the inside of the other as we'll as on one of her hind legs from slight injuries received She appears quite restive under the saddle at first; but in harness is remarkably tractable

 will give the above Reward for the Thief, if prosecuted to conviction: S2o dollars for the mare, besides paying all reasonable ex- penses. ROBERT w. WITHERS.

 Near Erie, Greene Co. Ala. Sept. I4th, Iss1 sw26