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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
Ersraet Of letter from an american
e.rtI,n,o,, in Rdyoxne. dated the l2fh

Extract Of Iesfer from an -dmeTse0n
gentleman in Boyonne, dated the ITO
: Of aug. TO his friend in this city.
Il am at this moment literally at the
lannon's mouth. On my arrival, | fosnd
this city in the greatest confusion T.
eery movable thing is put in requlsi'
ton. The town is full OF wounded sol
diers. that have taken refuge within the
walls. Six days since, there was most
sanguinary conflict between the freneh
and allied army. The fierce OF the all
ed army was about 10000 men, nnoef
the command Of Lord Wellington--that
of the French abont 10000, under the
command of Marshal Soult. This ac'
ton proved very fat,l to the French as
their loss is estimated at $1,000 men.
IS The battle was fought at the foot OF
the Pyrenees, and was visible from THIS
town, and both armies have encamped
in the nejg hborhood.-The quiet state
which they appear to be IN at th's mo
ment, and the superior position. which
the French occupy, is good evidence
that Lord Wellington declines tufther
contest. But should the French array
be driven within the walls OF bayonne,
they will be able to stand very long
siege.
" Ct. Sebastian has been closely
besieged for IL days. and the con-
start report of cannon from that
ouater. proves that it has not Fallen.
{" The strong expectation OF a Sc:
neral peace, has rather depressed
the markets for Colonial and Anne
rican produce for the last ten days
Cotton maintains a very fair price.
and the small quantity in market
will not much decrease in value. IN
the event of an immediate peace.
We have daily accounts of the iavo-
rable negotiations at Prague; but l
am determined not to believe in peace
until see the treaty ratified"
Extract of another letter dated Bayonne,
Goth Aug.
"The English are still In possession
of Passage. Tais place (Bayonne) how
ever, is considered safe 4"
The privatcer Governor Temp
kins, which. when fitted for sea, cost
about $4,000 dollars went off very
heavily yesterday under the hammer
at 14,250!!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
Eighth Naval VICTORY!

By gentlemen from Washington City,
we learn that a handbifl was received
at that place yesterday morning from
the Office of the Charleston Courier, con-
tanning accounts that the y. ,. brig
Argus. Lieut.. Allen, had arrived there
with her prize the British Sioop OF War
Barbadees which she capturrd 10 fifteen
minutes by bsarding. The British yes
sci lost 81 killed and wounded and the
Argus 10.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
Captain b. Nj. ship Rather.

RAN away from the subscriber about
three months ago, very bright MU'
LATTO NEGRO WOMAN, named
Eliza, asnut sixteen wears of age. Her
coniplexion Is SO much talrer than that
OF Mulattoes generally, that unless she
is very particularly examined, she may
easily pass for white tree woman -
There are no marks, that recollect, by
whic h size can be designated, except that
herhairis very black, coarse &long which
she has gnerally worn turned W With
a comb have every teason to believe
tina, she is either in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, where she has mr.
ed herself a. a free woa,sn. will give
twenty dollars to any one who will sp'
prehend aud secure hes in jail in either
of those places, or apy where neafer'-
If she should be as far as fifty mics Oh
will give the above reward AID all
reasonable charges paid it brought
home.
* William Chapman.
Port Tobacco, Sept. 1872 id4S
M The Editors of the Federal p
publican, Georgetown, and United St' g
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested o
give this an insertion IN their COUNT.
papers for fortnight, and send then
accounts to the Editors OF the Alexan-
dyis Gazette for payment.
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Port Tobacco Jockey Club

THE Jockey Club Purse, Three
i Hundred Dollars, will be run for
over the Port Tobacco Course on
Tuesday the I'd day of November next.
Heats four miles each.
On Wednesday the 3d-a Purse of
One Hundred collars will be run for
heats two miles each.
August 81 lawt2N
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From tie Federal Republican Extra q
Sehtem6er' "a.
TURREAU's LETTER.

From Frederick Town we have
just received the following statement
of facts, They were to be read yes.
terday at meeting of the people, at
which Mr.. Pinkney, the attorney ge-
neral Of the United States, was to
make an address; and the challenge
was to be given to him. by gentle
man Of the highest character and
standing. that if he, Mr.. Pinkney,
would give written denial of them,
| the proof would be produced in 4S
hours.
1t may be concluded. by their being
! the subject of the first and only extra
publication we have made in the place
of our present establishment, that we
attach the utmost respect to the state
ment, as we solemnly assure the
public whether Mr.. Pinkney ha-
yards to put it to the proof as pledg-
ed. or whether he decliaes. that the
proof is undeniable and conclusive.
We think we may ask alphabetically,
which is more base and dishonest, the
tame acquiescence in these insults
from the French minister, or the
fou! denials and misrepre sensations
which haved teemed from the execu-
tive and its dependent minions, in
every shape. and we leave it to the
public decision.
1t will be seen, that this state
ment literally corresponds with our
counter statement, in answer to TIE
letter OF Mr.. Graham.
THE REAL FACTS.
"Turreau's letter was received and
translated by Mr.. Graham that when
read by the President he experienced
so much awe of the American feeling,
as to express considerable resentment !;
that gentleman in Baltimore was writ.
ten to, desiring him to call upon Tur-
reau and induce him to take the letter
back, WHICH HE POSITIVELY RERUs
ED; that upon this refusal Mr.. Gallatip
went to Baltimore, waited upon the
French Minister, and tried to induce him
to recall the letter, bur Mr.. TURREAU
said he had considered the subject weil
before writing IL, and since, and that he
could not agree 10 receive the letter back.
Mr.. Gallatin returned to Washington,
and Mr.. Turreau was invited to Wash
ington by the Secretary OF State but he
took no notice Of the inoitation-
that some time after, Mr.. De Cabre'
the Secretary of Legation, came to
Washington, and then declared to one
of the Ministers, That the Letter had
been weH considered by the shoie Lega-
fion. that il qvas enrolled in the archtves
of the Legation, cohy sent TO his go
vernment, erd that il could not Be taken
back that The letter remaiaed in the Of
flee of state until after Mr.. Jackson's
dismissal, Ehen ihe same De Cabre cali
ed and took azvoy the Letter, suithont any
observafions
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27
Valuable Wharf Property
F. r. SALE.


EXoHE subscriber being de.irous OF
/ closing his affairs III Alexandria,
offers tor sale his Wharf, and Ware
house thereon The House IS large
and convenient to the River with the
use of 20 feet Alley on the South,
extending to Uuion Street. The
Wharf can accommodate ships of the
greatest draught ct water
Also, three building lots between the
said W arehouse and Union Street two
of which fronts on said street u ieet 9
inches each, and extending back Sc
teet the other fronting on the alley
80 feet, and extending back s. feet 2
inches, on which lots are Shed or
Tobacco Warehouse and Stable.
Likewise the Brick Warehouse and
Lot on the north side Of King, between
Water and Union streets.
Also, Farm, in the county of Fair
fax, about ten miles from alexandria,
containing one hundred and sixly.two
acres. with good Orchard aud on,
iiouses
If the above property is not sold at
private sale before the second day OF
october next, ii will on that day be OF.
lered at public sale
For terms, apply to
John Tucker.
June IS
N. B. The above PRO-
PERTY will be sold at Public Sale on
Saturday the End October, at O'Clock
in the morning, on the Premises ON q
liberal credit, which will be madc>kDown
at the time and place of sale
September 9 eotds
W The Editors OF the Federal Re.
publican are requested to insert the a.
bove three tines.
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SHOES.
FOR SALE,
II FINE LIKELr YoUNo
NEG r @ M A N,

About 81 years of age-he has been
b2ed GARDENER, he is also very
rod BUTCHER. apply to the Prin-
.ers, 81
Sept. %.
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NORFOLK, Sept. %.

Between eleven & twelve o'clock last
night, the enemy landed at or near the
Pleasure House (about IL miles from
this place. where were stationed mill
tia company and about ten or twelve ca
vairy. The house was burned, but 1ur'
Their particulars we have not learned
There is reason to believe that the post
was surprised, and most of the officers
and men killed or made prisoners. Two
troopers who escaped have got up to
town, but from the darkness OF the night,
they can give 10 account of the fate OF
their comrades, except that the enemy
had obtained a position that cut off or
made very difficult their retreat by the
main road, II is not probable that our
people would endeav to escape along
the beach, as it would be there they
would expect to find the enemy. We
shall keep our paper open as long as
possible, and as an EXPRESSES every mo.
ment expected, we hope to furnish a
more satisfactory account for the infor.
matien of our readers.
Just as our paper was putting to
press. we received information on
which we can rely respecting the
affair at the Pleasure House. AS
we stated, it was complete sur
prise-the militia infantry escaped,
except two or three who are missing.
and four troopers were made pirson-
ers. None we're killed or wounded.
The enemy remained OH shore a.
bout so minutes, when, after burn.
ing the house, they embarked with
the four prisoners. The enemys
force consisted, as we understand, OF
about 40 men.
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DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust from
u C w. Lir dsay to the subscriber,
or the purpose therein mentioned, will
re sold, for cash, at the house OF Mrs.
avert, on the pre- misses, on tho stage
cad between Pohick Church and DC.
:uquan, on Friday the 18th day OF DC.
rofer acxt, at 3 O'Clock, about
81 and IL acres of Land,
and a Young
Negro Woman.
Obae Landsay.
TRUSTEE.
September ~ 3awts
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Public Sale.

IN the'ls,h day of November next,
~ the subscriber will offer for sale,
). Public Auction, at Fairfax Court
Rouse, tor cash,
A Tract of Land,
On the north side OF Occoquan Creek,
about half mile above the town of
Colchester, containing between 80 and
30 acres.
ALSO,
Two Slaves,
Part of the estate of William Lindsay,
deceased, allotted on the division of the
.aid estate 70 Isaac Johnston and Su-
Ssnna bis wife, and convey ed by them
> Trust to secure debt due Messls
James & Geo Carson.
r. l. Taylor,
TRUSTEE.
September ~ law6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-27

hone that the surviving outSCrs abu Sfc"
81 HI. maiesty's late gun brig Boxer, may
BE- sent out to me, either in exchange
for the captain aud crew of the Alexan-
der. whose parole have sent in by the
officer in charge Of this letter, or in ex-
change for the same number of officers
and men of the late United States ship
Chesapeake. which shall be regularly
ratified by the proper authorities on the
admiral at Halifax receiving the intelli.
gence. Should this request not be COM
pIied with, motives of humanity to the
friends of the survivors, will, trust, in-
duce YOU TO suffer the bearer to have
com munication with the late officers OF
the Boxer in order to ascertain the names
of those who have fallen in this unequal
conflict.
] have the honor to be,
Sir. your obedient humble serv't.
ALEX'R. GORDON, Capt.
TIE Commandment of the
Garrison az Portland.
Fort Scanned, Sept. 18th 1913.
SIR have received your com
munication bv the officer bearing
your flag. In anwer. ] can only OBJ
serve. that have no authority vest
OIL i'm me to treat upon an exchange OF
prisoners, the sole power for which is
vested in the Commissary Gen. of
Prisoners Of War, al Washington
The men taken in II. M brig Boxer,
have been sent to Boston. except the
wounded. who are attended by their
own Physician, under the direction of
their own officers. and you may rest
assured that every thing will he fur
nished them. that can contribute to
their comfort. The politeness and
humanity. with which Capt. Gordon
has treated those. whom the fortune
Of war has thrown into his power. |
trust will he remembered with res
peet for his character, even by those
whom war may have made his ene-
mics and l regret that my duty
will totally forbid compliance with
bis request for an interview with the
officers OF the Boxer.
I have the honor to be, Sir your
obedient servent.
j. ID. LEARNED.
Colonel Commasdant.
Alexander Gordon. Esq.
Capt. of III. B. M. ship Ratler.
Fort Scanned. Sept. 18th 1913.
SIR-Col. Learned having COM
munieatsd your letter of this day to
me, have the honor to state to you.
that no power is vested in me to ex-
change prisoners of war. or parole
them without the country. The Of
Scers Of the Boxer who survived the
action. are parolled and treated as
gentlemen, and brave men who con-
tended with courage in very EQUAL
contest for victory and glory. The
wounded are in the same hospital
with the wounded of the Enterprise,
and as well treated. Capt. Blyth's
body was buried with the same no
nors as the body Of Capt. Burrows.
and the remains Of the two brave
men lay near each other. Your Pri-
soners are treated with humanity.
and my personal attention to them
will be given to make them comfort
able. | witnessed the handsome
treatment Of Captain Gordon to the
officers of the Alexander. l am
proud to say his reputation stands
high as a humane officer. and regret
that those officers whom the fate of
warhas made prisoners. cannot be
permitted TO communicate with the
Flag this evening.
have the honor TO be,
Sir, your obedient servant.
II. G.. THORNTON,
~ ynss
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NETWORK, Sept. %.


E1tract off letter, dated Lisbon, Aug.
s, receiued by The snip Clara, arTl0ea
at Providence, r. l. in 81 days from
St Ubes. r
Con the 25th ult. Lord Wellington
attacked St. Sebastians by storm, and
was repulsed with considerable loss, and
on the 2Sth, he had severe engagement
with the French army under Soult--
TIE French we've beaten off the field,
and left between S and 5000 dead. The
siege of ST. Ssbastians continues, and
it is expected to have fallen before this
day. The blockade of Pampeluna was
continued. Is is expected it will be
starved into surrender"
We learn by passenger in yes
terdas's Steam Boat, that it was re-
ported at Albany on Monday morn
ing, that Sir James Yeo had escaped
into Kingston, and Com. Chauneey
had returned to Sackett's HarbOr.
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GATED originator coined it, to be ex-
clusively applicable to a character
who should at one and the same time,
be Secretary ofthe Navigating Sc
cretary of the Treasury! under Sc
cretary of War;! ad interim Secre-
tary- of State!!! pro tenn. President
of the United States ~!
EXPOUNDER.
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From the Freemon's Journal.

From the Freemon's Journal.
A Defnition Of " attributes Of qua
ifies."
= have been some time puzzllng
nv brain 10 understand the meaning
q. The above expression, but have at
length satisfied myself that the ele-
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ASSIZE OF BREAD,
Public Sale.

September ~
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Sept "a.
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!WO Dollars seward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber
HA, en- the 22d of November last, an
Apprentice Boy to the Shoe and Boot
making business. He is about l4years
Of age, q feet 3 or inches high has
when spoken to a down look lad on
when he went away pair of country
cloth Il owsers and blue roundabout and
wool ha,-He is at his fathers, John
Anderson, living near Broad Creek
Church, in Msry!and.
Also, a HEIFER which will be one
year old mex: spring, 1t is OF lightlsh
red color has white forehead and a
slit in each ear. 1t is expected she is
towards the Four-mile Run.
Whoever will bring me the above
mentioned Apprentice and Helter shall
receive two dollars; or the Heller alone,
shall receive the same. And will give
Ga cents for the Boy without the
Hcifer. -,
All persons are forbid harboring said
Bow uuder the severest penalties Of the
law.
Iohn Wood,
Shoe and Boot-maker, Duke Street.
January 4
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office Of Marine Insurance Company,
ALEXANDRIA, Jannary $, 1914
TvHE Stockholders in this institutiop
are informed that the Presiden&
and Directors, have this day declared =
dividend of three per cent. for the last
six months, on that part of tbs capital
stock now paid, which will be ready 70
be paid in ten days from this date.
By order,
J. B. NICHOLS, See'G
January 8. cost
~ Mr.. Green, at Frederickburgk,
and Mr.. Davis, at Richmond, viii IN.
sert the above three times.
C.a.MILLUS GRIFFITH,
Corner Of King and Royal Streets
Has received, in addition to his pressnk
stock of GROCERIES,
10 hhds. , Mu.covsdo Sugars, part ct
20 bbls which i of superior quality
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles, fh
SIS, SIS and s's
IS bbls. Apples
cases Pineapple Cheese
Fresh Curran,s, Raisins, Olives ana
Capers
January sots
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oseph Mandevllle,

OScFn WandSFiliS,
Corner Of King and Fan3ar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
las Chest Ia and Ia Chests ne"
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson: Youne
tIyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
25,oC0 III. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
no barrels New England Rum
IS puncheous West India 90.
100 barrels Whiskey
q p,pes French Brandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
81 bas, Pepper and Pimsnto
SO IN. Sp,nish Indigo
1000 ID Choice Madden
500 ID, refined Salt Petre
IS casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general rs
fortment Of he best Wines Liquors
md Groceries, he will dispose OF OF
reasonable terms.
Aug 81.
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Rank of Alexandria,
January 4

January 4, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
holder. in this Institution, that a DIV
dend is this day declared OF four per
cent. for the last half year, ard VIII DC
ready to be paid to them or their seg ga
representatives, on THURSDAY '0e '''
By order of the Beard,
IL. .MacKEEN.4, Cashier.
January'S Wv"
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. tFTf q "
CMe. 1855.

; Thirty Dollars Reward.
. A SECONDED on the night of the
IA 9Th ult. Negro Slave named
~ RODERICK.
About - years of age, feet 2 or 9
inches high. is likely negro with small
features and down look, he. has been
several voyages TO sea and had on :
sailors dress Of new blue Jacket and
trowssrs, and took with him several
other articles of clothing-his parents
live at Salisbury, Somerset County,
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, where it
is possible he Is gone The above re-
ward will be paid for apprehending and
returning him to this place with all
reasonable charges. Masters Of YES.
sells and others are warned against
harbo' ..g or employing him in any
way under the severest penalties Of tho
Law.
William Fowae.
January IL.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSMIP.
Having taken my brother Hugh w.
Denesls into partnership, the business
will in future be carried on under the
firm of
JAMES & II. DENEALE.
AL PERSONS having claims against
either, will cali at their store for pay
ment.
JAMES c. DENEALE.
January IL. st.
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Tohn Gardner Laid,

John Gardner Laid,
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
l,bls.
West India Rum in puachcons,
Coffee ami Peppcria bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder. Young Hyson
Skin, and Tyson Teas, Of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
S'redes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
y ,ale Spanish Wool,
!, v,scs 10, 7 by 9, by II, and 10 by -
bristol Glass, in whole and hall
|, foxes,
*soap, Candle, and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
1.isban Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bills.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womea's and Children's Shoes
in.barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in oalcs,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris
AI.o, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
nc%~fyr' <,
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MI ICE.

HAVING taken into partncrsh ny
son .lndrew 7Aomas Kennedy, the Book
selling and Stationary business will y
future be carried on under the frm Of
James Kennedy and Son.
Jamss Kennedy, AApr.
January -. 2weA
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VENDUE.'

b VENDUE.'
|Gay and Friday
Be SOLD,
lore, corner of Prince
tier streets.
Dry Goods, Gro
IS, SIC.
lea will be expressed
/ OF the day. :.
lis which are on IL
|prices of which are
4 an; time be viewed
(ne lowest Limitations
q. MART eller.
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!, GARVEI,

. GARVE. l.
II 70 take notice. that
Il ofthe Circuit Court,
Eo,umbi,, 20 DC ne)d
/ Alczaadria, in Ap'i'
thereafter A. counsei
HAIL mose that cour'
! against you i" tav 'r
ko.nci' OF Nlcxm .iria-
Nine Dollars
the an7ou2t
4 y,u to the Common
bGra upon your Lot,
brner of Qu@en ans
|r the years 1905 S
|l2
1t Of Congress-, passed
3, 1904
n D. Simms,
Coanl. Of .Aerandria.
d6na
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will sell a Female Slave,
suitable for Farm, at a very reduced s'a
nrice and 1 will give liberal wages tor
: Male Slave of good condition, sor
the ensuing year, to be employed IN
Alexandria. -,
December p. :.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 18a3.

Plaster Paris, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
1875 Grindstones, assorted Sizes.
20 Barrels Prime Beef,
20 do, Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
Captain&Islbrook, from N. York, and for
Sale by
Jackson = Rumney.
November IA
For Bolton.
500 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Ca.harine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
FLINTS.
$4,000 PISTOL FLINTS.
FoR SALE BY
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner ofKagy Rairfar Streets.
November II
>tlfkln Butter,
5000 lbs. good Firkin BuNer-.-for sale
by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner of King s Fairfax streets.
November
Lawrason and Fowle,
OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
50 barrels prime Boston Beef.
90 barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
For Sale or Hire.
A NEGRO MAN, who as accustom-
ed to taking care Of horses and crlvins
a dray, he also understands Coarse
Shoe-m king and working in garden
Apply at the Office OF the Gazette.
December 4