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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12
John r.. COOKE,
ATTORNET 1T LAW;

INTENDING to practice il, the superior
and inferior courts Of Berkely county, Virgil
Ma tenders his professional services to mer-
chants and others.in Alexandria, Having clains
upon persons resident in thar county.
Martinsburgh, Dec. i2--dtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12

The Ann, brig Adamant, Allen, and ship
Ann, Bradford, Of Alexandria, have been
sent into Malta.
Fran the NorJoA Herald Of Monday last.
Captain Collins, from Jamaica, on the
9Th ult. spoke the British sloop Henry,
Captain Dashields, who informed him that
few days before he spoke Spanish sloop
of war, in short passage from Cadiz,
bound to HAVANA, with dispatches-the
purport Of which was, that the British, to
the amount of 10000, had joined the Spa
niards that several engagements with the
French had taken place, in which the con-
Joint army was victorious, having totally
extirpated the French armies in Spain, ex-
ceptiHg about 5000, who had got into Bis
cay, where they were completely surround
ed.
Son,ezvkat arystfri7us,-A British cutter
arrived here yesterday in IS days from Ply
mouth, England. From her we could get
no news, as all on board appeared to have
their speech em5argoed-All we learn is,
that she brought noth;Rg knows n2thiags
and wants noAsing!
Ec:racs ria let:er.jrom tiuerhool, dated De-
tober %, 1908.
g The affairs Of the Spaaiards go on we'll.
They will doubtless make good their indie
pendence. But Russia it seems, will be more
closely leaSued with France than before,
g We had intelligence few days since
from London Of French and aRussian mos
senger from the French coast. tits believed
they were the bearers Of some pacific propo-
sition but it is not expected any thing viii
a ise out oft; as the proposals are under
stood to be of an inaamissabe nature.
$ We have just heard of an armistice bs-
ine concluded between the Russians and the
Swe,les in Finland-from whichit is believed
that Sweden, no longer able to resist, has con-
sented to the terms OF Russia, and has agreed
to exclude our trade. Timber has advanced
in consequence.
The London Courier of the 4th of Octo-
Der says : The Russian government will not
permit American vessels to load in the Bal
tic, and that several OF them were preparing
to load in ballast.
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FALL GOODS.

|, JOS. RIDDLE HAS RECEIVED,
efsnlps Hero and Caroline, from Liverpool,
Woollen and Cotton Goods,
90, Which are opening for sale.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.


e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the AlexandYaa Daily Gazette.
price Esve Dolh. g Seventy Jeve
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN :.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
or Printing inits various branches
executed with accuracy and dispasehf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12
PLYMOUTH, Oct. s5.l

LII MOUA15 OCIs Ssoe
{ Arrived, the Rowena, from Corunna,
which is said to have brought a report that
the Spaniards have gained victory over
the French, and that Corunna had been IL
Illuminated in consequence.
PANS, Oct. 8.
The day before yesterday arrived here the
18th regiment on its marcia to Spain this IS
the last regiment which is TO proceed from
the grand armyto thrt co ntry.
Within these last two days. no intelligence
of any mowent has been received from Spain.
General Lefebvre has arrived in Bayonnc
from that country.
There has been a friendly meeting Of the.
emperors of France and Russia at Eriurth.--
They had continued there three weeks at the
last dates--From thence the pacific opeftllres
had been sent to England--and there the fate
of Europe will be determined on.
Bonaparte was accompanied to Erfurth by,
Talleyrana and Champagny.
His Majesty the King of,Westphalia, his
imperial hignness the Grand Duke Constan-
tine, andthe duke and be riditary Prince Of
Weimar have arrived at Erluith.
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Glsrannrta uaap 0Wette.
MONDAY, DECEMBER -.

The Ann, brig Adamant, Allen, and ship
Ann, Bradford, of Alexandria, have been
sent into Malta.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12

The London Courier of the 4th of Octo-
Der says !: The Russian government will not
permit American vessels to load In the Bal
tic, and that several OF them were preparing
to load in ballast.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12
BY THE LAST MAIL.
BOSTON, December 6.
Latee Foreign Nlz0s.

BY the arrival of the schr. Mohawk, capt.
Atkins, Of Salem, in IS days from Liver
pool, we have received, through the polite
ness of friend in Salem, the London Cou-
,riier to the 9th of Oct. seventeen days lat
eli. than any former accounts from that quar-
ter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
mo, 2172.'
s T u p
OF ;mfrovsd SHEEP at arlington 70 Ut.

FHE following improved RAas most Of
which have obtained Premiums at Arlington,
will be let the present season at the rates
heleafter mentioned
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
Lawrason s. Fowle

HAVE FOB SALE,
SEQ kew White Lead ground In OIL, con-
tanning halves, quarters and eights ct c"t'
each.
Is tons St. Petersburg Hemp,
50 50 Be-, bolts a xqs,ia' DUCK.
20 bags Pepper,
80 do. Pimento,
900 sacks blown Salt
1000 sides red soal leather
IS pipes Holland Gin
2 do. French Brandy
100 btis. y. E Rum
$50 boxes brown Soap
so do. mould Candles
70 do. Chocolate
z cases Cotton Cards
so boxes Cod Fish
so quintals do
chests Young Hyson Tsa
90 casks Cheese.
20 bbls. Mackarsl,
May q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
To the Public.
March IS.

ALL PERSONS having claims agsins
the estate of the late JuDeE JONES, are re
ouested to make them known to me, that they
may be adjusted, and satisfactory arrange
ments made for their discharge. Those who
are indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pay lent of the sums which
they owe.
The Household Furniture and Books of the
deceased, will be sold. at bis late residence in
this county, on FRIDAY, the 10th of June
next. Eight months credit Will be allowed to
the purchasers for all sums exceeding five
dollars, on their giving bond with approved
security, to.bsar interest from the date if not
pupctualiy paid and any just claim will be
received in discount.
All communications 10 me on this subject,
will be addressed to Richmond /; or to lSRrH-
Ell LACEY, Esquire, of this county
James Monroe,
Executor of joseph Jones, sen. deceased.
Loudoun County, May lois, dtlethJe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
a7r GREAT BARGAIN.

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
,,ssed 70 the Mr. Wises. is still for sale, we'll
soown BIZ the name Of I" A5inga2s," where
s ~ mansion house stands, directly opposite
=. Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
.,;oioe four hundled and twenty two acres
i, road from the contemplated bridge passes
,.,rly through the centre of the cstste--it
nav be purchased for cash or on long ere.
A. by paving small part In hand--also a.
hut fifty acres adjoining, part OF the same
,,,rt, leased TO William Frazer, will be sold
oolhe same terms. A good and ineisputabie
ars Will be made for both. The title papers
NAY be seen by application to the subscriber,
Or Rcbsrt r. Taylor, Esquire, by whom every
necessary information WILDE given.
Ifpot sold by Friday the goth OF May, at
private sale, it will on that day be sold to the
M,hest bidder, before the coffee-house door,
s,twelve O'Clock, at which time the ter,as Of
sale will be made known.
B. Dade.
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/ @ Fl N K q B e r Z S,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

so chests freih Teas, prime quail
ty, consisting Of Imperial, Tyson, Young Hy.
son and Ryson Skin
IS puncteoas Jamaica and Windsard Isl
and Spirits
IS hogsheals Trinidad Molasscs
pipes 4th proof French Brandy
Holland Gin
Lisbon and Malaga Wines
10 bags Pepper
s barrels ground Ginger
Cotton in bales
Green Coffee in barrel. and bags
Sugar in hogsheasls and barrels
Loaf Sugar
Alum, copperas, Madder, Indigo, Fig
Blue
Powder, Shot and Lead
f.utmegs, Gloves and Cinnamon, sc. &C.
April 20. Laws"
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POTOMAC

A very capital Arlington long wooded, Of
excellent figure, fleece ten inches in length,
and Of fine quality. He was got by OLD
BAkEsELL out Of a famous improved eve.
AT the White House in the ceu.ty Of New
Kent, Virginia.
YNe pcry snhc,zor Young Ran IF The .dyttiEsg..l
ian lang z0osl-d, coAed
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This IS to give Notice.

That the subscriber, of Alexandra coun-
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of Joseth Ma
RE Perrin, late OF the county aforesaid de-
ceased all persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
them, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber on or before the 25th day Of Septenl-
Der next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those in
debted thereto are required to make imnedi-
ate pavment.--Given under my hand this 25th
day OF March, 1908.
Mashurin Perrin, Ex'r.
March IS. Stawow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

BRYAN HAMPSON


HAsgos SALE.
10 pipes Old port
do. Madeira =
80 quarter Lisbon -
IL do. particular TenerlEe
is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
: do. 9Th PROOF Holland Gin
hhds., Sd proof Antigua rum
| do. FIRST quality molasses
s do. green copperas
do. alum
20 Go. brown sugar
. bags pimento
= do. pepper
lGches,s young hyson =
loNo Tyson skin p
$ ,. imperial J q
100 Ags greg coffee
50 ktss lnadder
50 do\ground ginger
SO do.Faisins
1900 lbs. Macon, we'll cured
$ legsxalt petre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
Ata.i tinaes he has the first quality flour f
milyuse on hand---with. a number of otEs
articles---tN ofwhieh he will sell low OH h
tormer terms.
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Pub c Sale.

On WEDNESDAY neat, at 9 ,otcioef, msN
be sold, al khe Dwelling house Of HENRY Ky
MAY, a rarity Of
Elegant Household and Kitchen
Furnlture
Consisting of Beds, Redsteads and Cur
tains, Looking Glasses, Tables, Chairs, Bu-
reaus, Desks, Carpets, &c.
Terms will be made known at fireplace Of
sale.
P. G. Mars,eller.
Nav 10. dts
&Prinung IN IFS various branches
neatly executed at this Office,
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FOR S.4LE. RY
LEWIS DERLOIS

- ~ u y Il - =
AZ &s Stare, Aear Col Ramsay's 9slacf,
rtelch Brandy, in pipes
~, Sa'alO0ia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
ii, s'eV-Ensland Rum, in hogsheads and bar
= solasses, in hogshcads
ec9at-Fish, in boxes
s. asr, Potatoes, Bee,s, and Winter Pears,
Cheese
NJ Vinegar, in hogs'.sads sad pipes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

4 half tioo(ed Merno, sent to Arlington
as presently Or. Mease, secretary to }bc
Agricultural Society OF Philadelphia He is a
small sheep, but lis wool delightfully."- fnes
and bis race are in avowcd estimation in all
Darts OF Europe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
Sir John SINCLAIR (;

Premium lamb Of 1906, bis present weight
alive on the hoof, is i74lb. his first shearing
7slb, his fleece Of most excellent quality .--
Heis certainly ell respectsa very capital
sheep.
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MOUNT VERNON

VIII tnp from twenty to thirty ewes, at dole
lar each, the number to be limited at the dis
cretion OF Mr.. James Anderson agent
& Mou0r-VERNoN is sheep of great size
and btauty, and was got by Arlington the sire
Of Mr. Foote's Badger, whom to lo5ihs Of
live weight, delivered 9lbs 3quarters ofweoI,
II inches in length, a. the late shcat ofApril
1903. The wool Ct Mount-Veri,on nleasured
in 1906, when he was a year old, "a inches
in length, and lis second shealing in 1907,
was olbs He will make very famous sirea
TO derive long.and fire wooded race from.
'Ehe terms on which the above list of capi--
tai tup sheep will be lie is as follows Any
gentleman, society, OF neighborhood of gen.
temen, who may desire to have one of thess
tups for his own Or his friends improvements,
may obtain either of the above list icxceps
Mount Vernon, who tups for his oWner) u,s-
on making up "a subscription OF 100 ewes, az
one dollar each eve, and upon these terms
the tups may be carried to any part 9th
United States, to be returned ON or besorc he
lst day OF Apil next ensuing. Specimens Of,
toe aeeces Of all these tups viii be deposited
with Mr.. G.dsby, at Gadsby's Hotel, Alexall-
dr., and with the landlord of the CpIeex
House in Georgetown, on the Goth o4this
month, for tn public Inspection
Four very 6nc Tups are expected from
Smiths Island and will be let On the sans
terms as those already advertised
The money to bs derived from the letting
Of these improved sheep, viii be exclusively
devoted to The. premiums at Arlington, and
should success attend the plan, there viii be
at least three premiums for sheep, and as
many for manufactures the ensuing year.
Ali Tups which may not be reserved ior tbs
establishment at Arlington will hereafter be
let for the benefit of the premiums.
May 10th, 1908. Ct
p Those Editors in the United States
who feel disposed to aid the cause Of Demes-
tic Manufacture, will render a service BY pub
fishing the above advertisement IN their re-
Spective papers.
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SUPERB

= Premium lamb, of 1908, weight at che year
old alive or the boot, lSolbs. fleece sl!bs wool
very fine, form excellent, andis avery famous
sheep.
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MARQUES !:

Premium lamb of 1907, descended from a
famous imported Spanish sheep His weight
on the huof alive, lLo!b. his wool IS aeautiful-
ly fine and he is OF uncommon size Tor his
race, considered very capital sheep.
WILLIAM PENN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28

PUBLIsHED BY SUBSCRIPTION,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28
For Sale.

a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. ".
ing IN the county OF Powhatan, containing
by late survey, Five hund ed and Forty Ore
Acres-two hundred and seventy six acres of
which IS prime woodlsrd--a 90 acre. Of
frat rate Meadow Land. which may be rem. ier-
ed We y valuable with small expense Thi, ia
the tract wkereon col. VIM MAYO. late of Pow.
hatan county. decd lived. lying about 3 mics
above Powhaian courthouse, within four Of
James and four of Appomaltox rivers, in =
healthy neighbothood and convenient 10 seyeral
merchant mills Thisand is wc waie ed. with
excellent springs. and is suitably adapted 10 the
balance OF cerR, wheat and tobacco
The improvements a'e a Dwelling House AZ
by " teet, with passage and three. rooms ON
the II st hoor, and passage with two rooms ON
me upper, with twenty two feet square wilma.
VIZ n two rooms, some necessary out buildings
all o. which want some repairs.
shall proceed TO offer this land for sale ar
Scottvhe, the seventeenth day of August next.
being Powhatan court day, on the following
terms The sum Of seven hundred aud 6ftY
pounds cash in hand, on the day Of sale. and for
the baarce. cred,t of two years will be giyen
the purs.asey; bond with approved security
VIII oe required, carrying inc,e - from The day
OF sale, 1t nor punctuaiy pain also deed Of
trust on tie said land to secure the payment of
The balance
II is deemed needless to say any thing more.
as 1t IS presumed, that those who may wish 70
purchase, will first view the premises, which
WI de shewn by capt Benin Mosby, or Mr..
nos. l. Swami, living near hereto-oy TO the
Subscriber living near Powhatan Courthouse.
WM MAYO, Junr.
Powhatan County, June 90. 1903 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28

portion; have made no reduction in the
price which Ipay for work.
When cid you begin to make this re.
duction in the quantity of work; In the
month of Nov. last.
Have you made any turthe, reduction
since the beg ming of January? have
been gradually reducing my mahulaelory
even since The month of Nov.
Ho" long b-iofe you and your house
heard OF the American government haying
lard an embargo, had this determination
begun Nearly thee months.
Before any Knowledge of the embargo
reached you! Yes.
1T to morrow news were to come, OF
the American government having with.
drawn the embargo, and if The orders Of
Council should still remain in force, whar
would you and your house still do, with
respect TO shipments / do not think my
house would export any goods to Amerix
ca.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28
KNOXVILLE (rcn.) May %.
HURRicANE!!


On Tuesd y Ia l, between the hours Of
one and two p. NJ. The Inhabitants of this
place were alarmed BY the ne ar approach
di most dreadful HURRICANE, which
threatened the town with entire destiucl,-
OIL Fortunately, however, il crossed Hcls
'on River about three quarters 81 q mile
below the tow: & was accompanied by
lie most destructive HaiI ever known in
this country Some OF the Had stones
We ghed two ounces, and measured ten IN.
ehss. In circumlei ence. In its progress
this Hurricane has been most dreadfully
destructive, its tract Is marked by the en-
tire de-'lation Of The country over which
q passed the trees were ei,her blown up
or ken down AID in some pl acss scarce
~ sbiub is LETT standing. Many va,u.
able plantations are entirely stfipped Of
houses and fences We ha heard of
seven persons who lost their lives, and il
IS to be feared that many Others hays met
with a similar fate.
his dreadful Tempest passed through
seqnatchie Valley CLOSED Cinch river
abou, one mile and quarter abbv, King.
ton ard after passing Rockville. proceed
ed French Broad II ser and IS SAID
passed by the Warm Springs, in South
CAROLINE, The storm was succeeded by
t0rrents Of rain, almost as destructive as
the hail.
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DR.. Rees'
nem Gprtopeoia,
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
M 91ESTr yoLuMEs QuARro.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
THE work will be printed in large ausrto.
with new types, cast for the purpose, on a
supe'hne wove paper, each volume will contain
from eight hundred to thousand pages. A halls
volume, in boards, will be published regularly
every two months, PRICE THREE DOL,
LARS. PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
Between six and seven hundred plates, engras
we'd in superior style of elegance, will be com.
prised in The course Of the publication, by far
greater number than is TO be found in any other
Scientific Die ionary.
- TO SUBSCRIBERS. The 6rst ffteen
half volumes are ready for delivery at the Book
Store Of Samuel Peasants, Jun. Richmond.
~ Subscriptions are still e,en,
Iune %, 1903
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Having administration

the estate of susanna Bakins, dec. and taken
INTO m possession one uegro man by the name
o. James who has been appraised according to
la~--l hereby fortwarn all and every person
~hatsoever frona Purchasing cr hiiicg the said
negro 81 John Ba,kins, sen. Of Hanover. as lie
has NO legll claim TO him
June 81, 1908, W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28
FOR SALE
At THIS 0FFIcE,

THE History Of the Decline snd Fam Of the
u Roman Empire, by r Cibbou, vols.
The Life Of Gen. Geo. Washington, by Ia.
vid Ramsay NJ II.
The History Of the Progress ard Terminals
on Of the Roman Republic, by Adam ferguson.
9 volumes.
The Domestic Ercyclopedi vols.
The Travels of AnaohaTsi dvols.
Hening's New. Virginia Justice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28
To be Continued.
BYLAST RYEMyNGsM,JIL.

we Understand that The Dey of Alriers
has lately given grounds 20 d s,rust his
peacab!e dispositions towards the u. =.
Atter havlng settled w,th the American
consul there tie~titirtemces which arose.
IN Dec. last, including he case of ,be AL
gefine seamsn Who pe,'shed IN the rescue
OF the A'oerca vessels csp,ured By one
oil the Der'S G ZeCs, he suddenly sci nm
demapd abou the middle of March for
two thoussud dollars man, threatening
To pu' Nj. Lear in chains If not paid n
"a hours. THIS was resisted. He then
gave notice, that two friga,es aud other
cru ze's JUS on the point of sailing, mad
orders 70 capture American vessels, which
would lnidlIbiy go Ito executian Jules,
the money should be immediately paid.--
o obta recall of the orders, Mr.. Lear
thought i, best to comply signifying to
Ihe Dy that he should communicate If
to his g vernment as The resuI of the
force put on HIM, The day before Mr..
Lear was threatened. the Danish consul,
on tue pfetcxt ,ha, arrears'were due from
his COVE nmen, had been seized by order
oil the Dey, and actually set to work among
the slaves, with an Iron chain of 4oibs.
fastened to him. Mr.. Lear had circulated
through the consuls al different ports,
TINS state ~ things with the Aigerine Re.
gency.-Na. Lnf.
J'hn Smith of Ohio, has resigned his sear
In the senate of the United States. In a
lengthy letter, addressed to the governor
o Ohio, he endeayors to exculpate himself
from the charges alledged against him re-
iative TO his come ton with col. Burr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS separation has ,sken place be-
rween my wife Sarah Tucker and rvse
do hereby foTewarn al pc SOUS froro trusting
heron my account, as viii not be liah'e in a M
manner whatever tor any debt contracted by her
after this date.
William Tucker.
Powhat1o county, Jrne %, 1903. Ip
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NORFOLK. Inne %.

IL will be seen by intelligence published
In this days paper, received from France
and Holland that the Usage was in France
about the latter end of April. She had
been seized, hut some accounts say she had
been released, and waslabout to proceed to
Der original destination.
As the government has received Dispatch
es by the Same vessel which brings this in
ts.hgence, the public may posi- ly in the
course of a few days, he better informed of
the situation OF our affairs with France.
& can readily be imagined that the alb
sence Of the emperor of France and his mi
nisters, would cause negotiations TO pro-
grcss very slowly, and which might. occa
sion the detention of the Usage. The en-
peror left Bordeaux for Bayonne OH the 18th
OF April On his rout for Spain.
(Ledger