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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN Articles

From variety Of intelligence il appears that the
Turks the Rulisns, the Germans and the Fngh. will
combine IN one great Effort TO refore the kingdom of
Naples to its fovefegn
The Charge d. Affairs OF the Ffench republic TO the
German Dict has ben compelled to return to France
and his Imperial Msjeily has puhlifhed msnifefo in
which he charges the French with perhdy & aggreon.
outlines hiueif the world and calls upon the oates
oil the Empire 10 unite with him IN mutual defence
Field Martial Suvsrrow ltft Petersburg on the nth
FEB to Join the Aufir1n army 10 Italy.
The Aufrisn gafrfon Of Ulu iseommanded by Fie
Martial Kerper. 70 competed of picked ops.
Phlipfburg nill holds IT. sarrfpn ocnfn of
1000 troops of the Empire bar they chofen ops
and dingsed themfelves at the end of the campaign
of 1895 and in that Of 1906 There ia httle doubt
but that city will defend itelf vgorouny The Land
grave Of nene cansl is employed in raihag lace
men near CS1el.
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The Lateft Foreign News.

LONDON, MARCH TO-
THIS morning government received dnpsichcs oil
eonfiderable importance, brought to Yarmouth by an
extra packet from Cruxhaven. The contents have not
fully tranipired: They relate however to an engage.
nent between the Aunrian and French armies on the
Kline, IN which the a.tfr liated have been de-
fsaied with great nAught and feven ihouland taken
priioners by the Auftrans.
The Arehduke Charles commanded the Autrsn ar
my; the French were commanded by Gen Joutdan
Some OF the Rulan forces had Joined he former.
The lett wing Of the French army, commanded by
Gen. St. Cyr, fuffered moi in the action.
The particulars fen, off by mefengers to his
Maiefy at Wndfor, and to the different cabinet Min
iaers.
1t is reported that Mr. T. Creuville has fuceeeded in
has miiiien to the court Of Berlin.
Star Office, O'4laa
We fop the prefs to give farther particulars.
The French forces which competed the left wing of
the army, anded by Cen ST Cyr, after the defeat
they iufained in The action with the Aufrian troops,
were Ropt in their retreat by the Aunrian Gen Hsu
dorii, and iuitained complete defeat, hardly any If
Them eicaped-The action took place about the middle
OF this month, we believe on or about the 10Th.
Jourdan, with the other part of his army had made
haiy retreat towards Bale Iii laid alto that Mafe
ma was attacked on about the fame time, and ALTO
defeated
The following is the fubRance of the Report of Eerf
ceunaee of the Brhjs H1ys Of 10s'mea the fubjeet
The Committee whom the papers referred to in his
Majeys Mehage of the a1d Of ian lubmi,tcd Tor
examination, the reult of their lengthy inyegation to
be in fubfance follows.
The Committee ifate their having found the clearea
proofs of fylematc deiign, long Ence adopted and
acted upon by France, in conjunction with DomcAc
Traitors, and purified up the preient moment with
unabated perseverance, to all the exit ng
eab hmears in this country and Ireland well as to
difiolve the connection between the two KINGDOMS.
The Committee fate that The chief hope of accom-
phihing this defgn has refted the propagat on of
thoie principles which produced the French Revolution,
by means of Political Societies, which have already
produced the drasions and ealamtes Of Ireland and
that in this country Gmar meaures have beeG attempt
ed. and though heie have been hitherto defeated by
the vigilance of Government, and the general good
fenfe and loyalty of the Nation, the Object is ye,
abandoned.
Wurtiburs is in the po6e1ion of tn. Aunria1s. The
hans towns. and particularly Hamburg. appear be
under great approximations, though know not why,
that the armament in the Texel which confns only Of
6ooo men. is intended 10 act againlt them.
The French who have paled the Rhine have in,-
pofed the mon heavy contributions Heidebourg had
20 pay 10000 livres in twelve hours.
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THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Is too confuled aud contradictory to lead an aecu
judgment Of the preen, tuaon Of the beleerent
powers That fome h;rmifhes have taken place be-
the Auflrans and tho French there is degree
Of certainty But II does not feem confirmed that any
capital action has taken place tho there appears fome
reaon believe that the current of uecef has turned
agana The eut-throsts Of France-Another arrival will
doubtless fnrni omething Deceive from the prefent
theatre Of European war
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Marine IL Articles.
Pert of PortIand.

Pert Of Portl4nd.
Arrived, on Tuefday laa, fhip Commerce, Capt.
Robert Motley, II days from St. crois
Same day, brig -. Wilton, from Jamaica.
Yelerday arrived, noop Jane, Capt Woodbury., IS
days from DemarAra, and IL from St Kitts.--sailcd
under convoy OF the 2ortfmonth, Capt. Mcneil. ia
company with 30 fail of American vefes, Wednesday
lal pare company with noop Dipatch, Briggs of this
port.-Capt. lnereaie Wilton, and Capt. Ham, ALTO
of this por left the convoy IL days hnce.- Left at
St kits, Capts Lord, Blunt and Cutter, of Porfmouth
Nfzv Bs5frd Nay IA. Capt Weldon informs that
while at Guadaloupe, the ch. Alligator of Saoo, and
brig from Porfmouih, not recollected were bro
In and condemned. The crew Of the American ve.fes
were impnionsd IS were improned when Capt. w.
left there-mailers of veilels were permitted to leave
the iAand,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
Mr. IENEs.

Nh JENKs,
Mehrs Colon and SpospkE in their Fsymsv .
MssH~, after noticing that the State of Georgia had
offered thirty dollar, for device for their ateea and
prefaeed their Advertisement with theie words :. Pre-
mum for Cnil,, artfs Of ALL NATIONS nesdl" have
propelled emblem, viz man in the act of Ggnine
with one hand fcroll of paper, ginning with Know
" all men by thefe prefens, and with the other point
ing large tracts of land in the on.-This very
ngenius, aud becomes integrity and wit. But think
the ,epe7abk STATE Of Georgia entitled to all poihble
oil genius grsfs will propofe ano-
ther lefs fgnifcant Think of the popularity of
Georg fame For nfsancc il might be the hgure of
a man applying lighted torch 10 a book. This would
be very fmple. and have this advantage. tina. thaie
people who would not know that the book intend
ed Tor the State Records would fuppoie it be the
Bible and tn miiake would do damage beeaufe IL
is immaserlal and the conception equally proper.
IAMBICUS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27

GOVERNOR sUMNER.-The Ian Bottom paper,
contain the measehOly intelheene that there ].
to hope for The recovery of oos much loved Governo
Capt sAmust kIeHoLsos of the friga,e Contribution.
is appointed to command "a gun ihip-whehis TO be
Immediately commenced Bottom, and to be built with
all fpeed.
The Hon. JANIS Bkipor rfq' is appointed Judge of
Probate for the eounty OF Ksa~ssssi.
Capt. Amos SropDARD, is to deliver an Grafton in
this town on the Fourth Of Jst next.
The Fort on Mount Joys Neck in this town, is to be
called Fort Ss~aU in honour OF our worthy Governor.
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Stray Co7v.

TAKEN up, on Thurfday laf,
Il brown COW, with white face--appears 70 be
about Ia Yeas ld--The owner may have her again
by proving property and paying charge. Inquire of
IGNATIUS LORING.
F-L~sHib, Msyzs.
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DIED-In this town, on Monday morning lat, Mr.
THOMAS oxNARD, aged SO. lie was inferred on
Thuridsy laft with Maionic honors.
- Mr. THOMAS Cook, aged as.
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Communicable of MaDaebzjsts.

Lonlnon7Oe0llD or MaU1cOL/e!s. 4.
Yosx, n. 81
A l. Court of Common Pleas, BE-
4 \ gun and held at 1'yi within and for the Couae
OF York, on the third Tueiday of April being the ~
teensh day of laid month, ammo Domini, 1900 e
JAMES CALEF, of Dover, in tis'
county of Stafford. and Rate of New-Iiampfhrc, "
petitioner, ihewing, thai he Is fezed aud podeaedr
in and unto ee=tain lot Of land lying and being
Lebanon in iAid county oil York, called and knor
by ot number s in the Esonf diviion of faid Leh
I" non, being the upper number fr, the N. w. BY
hde, 70 csled, containing two hundred more
I" les whereof it belongs 10 the petitioner TO have -
" hold five listh parts, and lays in common and unt
vided with others TO the petitioner unknown'-as
the fad petitioner praying FOR his part of the fae -
be divided ard let of to HIM hold in feseralty. VI
This petition was entered at Augun term iaf.
continued 10 November term Ian. and IN the mean %
ordered THAI the petitioner f,oud cauie the fubax
OF his fsd petiion and the Older OF Court thereon
be inherited in the Columbian ceniYifhree weeks "
might appear at fad November term, and Thew Gag
il any they had shy the prayer ofad petitioner fm
not be granted And faid November term, il RE
peared To the Court that notice had been given
aforciaid and Joan Krssv Of Lebanon afoi eiad "
appeared, and claimed as co-tenant in the premhfH
aud the petition further continued 10 this ter
And now, 1t appearing to the Court that the faid Io
Kenny has died nce the ls continuance TIE psIu'f1
further continued TO the of this Court q,
be held at marlborough within and for faid county
York on the fourth Tuelday of Aueut next; md'k!
the mean time, ospEsrp that the petitioner eaule
fbnanee of his fad petition and this order thereon III
be inherited in the Potiani Gszaf printed by Envy
A Jrsxs three weeks iuecefvely the Ian pubieaie 10
TO be forty days at lean prior laid Augua nett .,
the end any perion or perons intereted therein n's
then and there appear, and Thew caufe. If any net
have, why the prayer oil the IA petition fhould DO
granted. Auea
DANIEL. SEWALL, Cat ga
Sc
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DortlanD,
MoNDAr, MIR ~, 1899.

GAzE,rs OueE, 9 o'Clcek, n. NJ.
BY an arrival, fbI moment, Jrom BeRon, I have
rrreivc< Londsn hsses 10 he Ia6 Of AprA brofby
tb. M1serva, Twzrr, frsm Great Britain. IN
Extra GAzsrrf 5aH be gusdaf o'eloek, P. M.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-05-27
BOSTON, MAY II.
THE L6UN[ IL.

THE LAUNCH.
Yenerday the irigate Bofton pierced for 81 gnns
launched from the Continental Ship Yard, at the North
End Every thing in excellent preparation, and
half pa eleven, the pur fores and alter block beng
removed Che gded regularly and afey to the element
in which we hope ffe will be eonipicuoufy honorable
TO our Country Her appearance on the water was
beautiful and msjeltc and commanded the admiration
of the bei judges The e,hirating fceue honored
with the peience Of the PRECEDENT of the United States
Lieut. Governor Gill, the mon Respectable Citizens, and
general collection of People perhaps numerous
attended like location. Capt. Gardeners
Company OF Artillery, were paiaded by that active
and ipried Officer marched to the wharf of Jeffrey and
Rulel, and announced the moment Of the Launch by
futa5le discharges from their field pieces salutes were
ALTO fired from leveral armed veels in the harbour aud
the American Flag eIutngIy hoined on matt.
The frgate Bolton, has been built by the merchants Of
The town, to be loaned TO Government and very er-
traordnary diipatch has been made in completing her.
MIR Hart was the Mater Builder. The frgate imme
d,ately after lhe aloat warped to Hsneoek's
Wharf and will unqueionaby very foon be ready tor
atlive lervice
We venture TO aI,rt, that this the fr Copperbot-
toned chip built in America, whole bolts and ipikes,
drawn from Malleabe Copper have been mapuiact-
ured in the United aes. We think the publick arc
under obi cation Paul Revere. Eiq for his udefstea.
bic this Rraneh of Naval Archite Sure
Especially time when he Brtfh Government has
prohibited the expectation OF that valuable article.
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To SAMUEL FREEMAN, Eta. one of til

To SAMUEL FREEMAN, E/q. one Of To
yfsn sf t5r Psae, i. and 70, the county Of CDm6era
HE Subscribers, being five of tn
4 Poprielors of The Long Wharf, in Portland, y
hereby requsn YOU to grant Warrant authorizing q !
OF Us TO meeting of fad Propretors to be hodq
At the houie of Mr.. WILLIAM CUTTER, innhoder II
laid Portland, Tuefday the fourth day of June MI
to ACT on the following articles, viz. =
M. To ebooe Moderator. =
I'D. To ehoofe Clerk, Treafurer, Collector CT Tan :
and Wharhnper. s
sd. To choofe Committee to fupsrintend the con I
pletion of fuch additions hath heretofore been 4
termncd to be made laid wharf the current yeu r
4,h. To receive accounts and allow the fame If Tx
think proper.
9Th. To vote fuch fums of money as may be thouet.
neceffary to pay accounts, and make fuch addii3
as have been agreed upon, and fuch repairs mail
necefary ~
9th. To direct their Collector in wha; manner :.
proceed with delinquent proprietors.
9TH To determine what eommiflions or other allc
ances fha be made their Collector, Treafurer WIN
finger and other perlons employed in their fervice,
9th. To agree upon the manner of calling fusw
meetings. DANIEL TUCKER,
JAMES DEERINC,
JOHN KENT, :
JOSEPH II. ING GRAHAM, v
JOHN DEERlNG, fer E. DErsINs. Z,
Portland, My aH, 1879. s
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PURSUANT TO the foregoing WA,
rant, me directed, hereby notify and warn the Pm
prietors of the Long Wharf in Portland, to "
time and place mentioned in the above application, II
for the purpoles therein named ,
DANIEL TUCKER.
psyssni Nay iIf, 1899.
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CumsrsLAsp, n.
To DANIEL 7UcxtR, one of The Propri
foSssrs5s xozs- E'h~.f an Ps.fissS-- 0arErIne.
IN the name of the Commonweali
OF MaGsehufe IS, you hereby required warn. q
the law directs meeting OF faid Propretors to u
holden at the time and place, and for the purpof1
mentioned in the foregoing application by you and M
others thi. day made he fubfcr,ber, one Of y
Juaices of the Peace for the county of Cumberland
Given under my hand and zeal, the twenty.frl
day OF May, a. D. 1899 !
SAMUEL FREEMAN: !
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This well written letter from one of the be off,
GERS in the French fervee is another proof of what
we obierved IN former page, that Kleber had no
tempts made on his creduy; every thing reprefent.
ed to him in its light.
fL'Eprt IN TIE original; Damas fpeaks ironically -
IL is evident that hofe brave and unfortunate men had
not entered into pitched battle, but retired before the
enemy to the right bank of the Nile, and contented
themielves with harraiIng them, and difpu,ing the
paiiagc the whole army nun in this cafe have been de-
itroyed. Nothing for but blind reliance on their
own courage, and total ignorance of the European
manner of lighting, could have induced between three
and four thoufand flor this their utmofl num-
ber) to attack "A OF the b troops of France fur
nifhed with artillery and bred with impenetrable
fence of bayonets. That they fhoud be defeated, is
not 70 wonderful that they fouId be able to do any
injury at all to the Freneh--whch we yet find they
did
Buonapartc reckons his lof in his letter the direc
tory, at $50 killed and wounded in another letter mot
to the directory he Rates the number to be 2Io mott
probably as greater (ill We glad, however, TO
find from the authentic latement before u.s. that the
lois Of the Mamelouos was 10 great. Damas rcck-
il 700 500 men, and 70 he is apprehenive
that he fha be fufpeetcd of cxaggeration This is
more than necehaary to teach TO read the Ihap
fodies ofthc commander in chief em7gyasO-
Thefe feeble hands are DuguA's the divion was
intrufcd to him, in oonfequencc of Klebers wound,
which detained that general at Alexandria The remain
der CT tbs letter 10 highly important.
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TRANSLATION.
No. XI.

B0alsf, mar Cairo, July a7ft.
To KLfBEs
We arc arrived length, my friend at the fpot 70
much and 70 eagerly dehred How different is ii from
what the mott cool and temperate imagination had fig
ured It to be This eIecrabc dog-hoie of city IN
habted by lazy fet of wreches who fquat all day be-
fore their filthy hus, fmoking and taking coffee,
eating pumpous and drinking water.
1t is eaiy enough ofe fef for whole day in
the thinking and reets of this luxurious capital
he quarter Of the Mameoucs is the only one which
habitsble; the commander in chief refides there in
toerabe handiome houie which belonged of the
Boys have writ en- to the chief of brigade, Dapas,
at preient general and governor of Cairo referve
houic Tor thee. have not yet received his aniwer.
The dlvliion is quartered in kind of town. called
Bouiac, upon the Nile about haf league from Caro-
We all lodged in houics deieted by the owners and
wretched enough in all confidence Dugua's the only
one which Is tolerabe.
General lannes has u received an order to take the
command OF Menou's dviiion, in the Of VIAL no
Is going to Damietga with battalion. He afures me
that he will no, accept it, The I'D light batalion and
General verdicr, are lationed the Pyramids,
ths "a laai Of ,Ae Nile ill the petition which he
cepes can be fofuhed 10 as TO receive garrion of
hundred men
A bridge is intended to be thrown over the river
nearly oopoite Gizeh. The fpot is preient occupied
by the reerve of the artillery and engineers Regners
ovihon Is ftationed two three leagues in front of
Cairo; Defaix's is abous to occupy Old Cairo Bcns
Thou half not an idea of the fatguing marches we
made to get to Cairo hating till three four
o'clock IN the afternoon after broilng in the fun all
day the greaelt part of the time without food obe-
ed to CLEAN what the divions which preceded us had
left in thofe deteaable villages, which they had fire.
queny pllaged and Narrated during the whole march
10y thoie hords OF robbers called Bedouins who killed
not only our men, but officers, five and twenty
PAGES from the main body The aid-de-c,mp of gene
raj Dugua called Ceroret iho in this az he
was carrying order file Of grensdiers, NOT muf-
ket ihot from the camp 1t is more dearuStve war,
ON my foul than thar of La Vendee.
We had an engagement the day arrived in the
peghbourhood of Cairo The Mameleucs, who had
the good enet place themeIves the left bank of
the Nile offered us battle and got good beating We
call it the battle of the Pyramids they Ion TO fpeak
without enageration) even or eight hundred men of
theie great portion Perhed in attempting to twin
acrofs the Nile.
| with very much to know how thou art, and when
thou thnk'f thou fhat be able come and take the
command of thedivion, which in very feeble hands
Every body is deiirous Of having thee there. There is
general relaxation in the fervice do all to
Preerve unity among the different parties but all goes
very ILL., The troops are neither paid fed and
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The French poor seoeraphers in general but
the ridiculous naturalization above, IS probably NH
take ; it is however. correctly translated. We have
feveral other letters from this unhappy YOUTH IRON
which it appears that he is Captain IN the 25h nall
Brigade. AS he aftcrward. relates that the enemy's
cavalry were all killed or taken hope we may con-
graduate him the recovery Of ms charger and his
cloathes.
Defgenettes ieems at fome former period TO have
meaculated his literary wants. His epte Is written
on fupernumcrary fleet of paper prepared for the
army of Itay which lal words are very fairly prin
ted the head of it, Thefe the good doctor has care
fully GRATED, and in their pare fubniuted army OF
England such accuracy is above all praiie
From an official document lying before US, Dcfsen-
nettes appears be FRI phyh.ian 10 the army "a
ftuatou for which the reader viii conclude him to be
fpeciay qualified before he has gene THO hs ct'er,
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Buonaparte's Letters.
IN CONTINUATION.

- - IN CONTINUATION.
- Head 91srtrs Cairo, July A.
BUoNAPARTE, Member Of ne Maternal IgSitufe, Com
nsaaatr in Cbisf 70 ibe Gsnsrai Of Divjfoa. Keber
Annexed to this, citizen general, you will find copy
of the prov6onaI organization of Egypt.
You will name the Divan, the Aga, and the company
OF hnty men which he isto have with him.
You will caue an inventory to be taken of all the
goods moveables and immoyeabes, which belong to the
Mameloucs The intendant. and the French agent are
on the point OF repairing to their ports
You viii order generalevy of horlcs to be made, to
rcmount the cavalry. tslf ra
entreat You to take every precauon to preferve
W. farce tao7e z05ef6er fb mo4s eoa asbib roe do No.,
yet dpav Of hearing Imt eekgttsned nafor call " msey-
piece human -p0m and integrity" Be ma angu5e 70, il,
y Q, airsry TIE People qebom Buonapare loudly precs,
be can. reftvs bavs tbs Liberty Of paying 6e
7etie6 they faidfo tie Mamslon in endauf lifted By
company Of 4e, in TIE Jap. Of ageas 4pbo jfbey Iibs
fespl do not APPEAR % asd g be aFng tbu tb,ys apar
bsm fas God ku0seS may Veyy iaHoefay bs ea are,
u bs rporas Of IBIS great eOyfufi0n- svOsger 10 sg5teu
them - p
The reader 7o find b bead IN opr Introduction 10
evbiab voiey RIFE, bin. 7oy fbs truth, zoe are glaS
10 1aps from be e, contemplate qpib no sp,rea
jeingI, The se7assga Though TIA, Be Buona-
parir thu gnoraafy, ani vOana and bar6a,oay bayng
so6 bf baapivf Of nation, euL5 sevr Injured erbass
bea,< Of BIN, o. bI rqpneoas msfsy One eaoiafion yet
''srsa' and 7m boasf of hai zoe tavr NOT oeu enough,
Z. dry e1ystvs' bs Qualification Of ogysg ~ anhepafi0n
Egypt c f our,, Bat BaOn, eqyts qra s4er isf zpiJ
bs s'ofiy q hofry be ha' RI" BIZ Of ipey and de-
eai ef pilags and jSiatiou.
''7bsJ f~ 5fs ." Bis Ja,tarsi red and Sissiy,
= did everfseisg ni.bi bgia' 10 ssSbim.'
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HSzoyv.

NTT1LL itand at Capt. PETER WAR
wv RrN's Stable in Portland this fealon and will
9e let to Mares at Two Dollars leap Four Dollars
or the ieaon, and foals will be injured as NAV be a.
reed on VICTORY i five years old, and was fred
~ the Old Nmrod his dam a complete full blood
y Eneifh owned by DR.. Perkins of Norwich, in
Sonneeticu-G Gentlemen who with TO improve their
oreed OF hores in the county of Cumberland, are in
X'ea to bring forward their mares. Conlfant a,ten
eahcs will be given, and any kind of produce will be
seee'Ved IN pay for he fervice of the horlc.
Alio, Tor iale at at the above fable,
sne iamou, horfe SNOW BALL Said horfe will be
W. 'r &c. tor this feaon, Reasonable terms, if ap-
P''ed Tor Immediately. =
May Z, 1900.
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Grey Figure.

hAI noted horfe, known by the
n "ame OF GREY FIG URE, will nand for cover
S' 'ne ieaion, at the liable of EDWARD ToMr-
so" IL ., n- ea al the moderate price of dollars
oal Said hoFie is ixtcen hand. hiph W. PROMOTION.
Cd and OF good carriage. lie has been kept in the
towns OF Dover and Campton IN ny and proves re-.
markab inre His colts are very large and handCome
Any Gentleman, wihing to mend his breed of hort.
may depend on iatsfaaion from fad HORSE.
Nay I5b, 1922.