NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men, both
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AOt En- Use MEN IL nfeo men, 0ot0
named Walkaway, rode off from my plantation,
on my sorrel mare. which was beautiful bay
horse, on Saturday Of next week. Both the
horses were saddied, and the o,her man had
on a green pea jacket, and yallow breeches,
apparently made Of blue homespun.
1t is supposed that they have gone to Will
ming,on to see Mr. Clay, and will probably ar
rive there just about the time that Mr. Clay is
leaving Raleigh.
No person who will apprehend said thieves
will not be paid liberal reward, SO that don't
get the horse again, The thief will be dealt with
according to law. JAKE JARGON.
N. B. That the horses may be known,
they wont eat soap with their oats.
P.S. The thief aint got no rich relations,
and no one need be afraid to take him on
that account. His uncle died rich but he said
this man wasn't his nephew.
Qailp's reflections on the late attempt to
raise a troop in Fayetteville


The troop are ded;


Defunct tits sed ;;


O! horrid fate,


That relate.


Ofone SO young.


They wanted men,


] tell you then,


To fill thu ranks,


And form the flanks,


-And keep their tongue.


Yet they'd enough,


Very good stuff,


troop to call;


And they had all


Good horses, sirs.


But to be short,


(Wi;hout ,hought,)


All wished to show


Themselves, aud 10


Be oficers!


Thus ambition,


{Sad condiiion,)


Was their bane;


They strove in vain,


And he that couldn't


Get an office,


Was quick oF-ish.


Aud 50 the troop,


Died of Group.


And swore they wouldn't
Stick together,


Sit on leather,


Just to obey,


0, no, not they.


They must all command.