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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
For Sale or Freight.

,kEA The schnr. POLLY & SALLY,
g Tx burthen IS tons or 600 bis, nearly
new, built in the Chesapeake OF the best ma
terials; very fast sailer, and can be ready
tor a cargo in few days, and requires but
SIN Ill expense to fit her for any voyage.
Apply to LAWRASON L FOWLE.
December 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
Piano Fortes.

1.-TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
l. with the additional keys. tor sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
For Bermuda,

In The fasl-sail;ng brig JUNO, A.
61GSmith master, burthen 500 barrels.
For freight Of 800, apply to
ind JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05

For Sale, Freight or Charter,
65M The substantial ship FAlR-TRA-
IS15S,DER, capt. George Fletcher, bur-
tEea 5000 barrels or 535 hhds tobacco, now
in complete order for the reception OF a
cargo aud the performance of any voyage.
For terms for the purchase of two-thirds,
or freight of the whole, apply to
NOBLEf HERBERT,
Oct8 or FRANCIS ADAMS, jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
For Freight,

xSN The sIoop ALERT, capt. Smith,
TSscarries about $50 barrels, an excel
mt vessel. and will take freight for any
southern port. Apply to 80, . rowr r
January II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
I;xernool salt and Coal.
For New-YOrk,

In The regular and fast sailing Pac-
ss1ket schooner ELIZABETH sJohn
'f6iieS. master, burthen $50 bbls. She IS
now ready for freight, and will be loaded
with ali possible despatch. Apply TO
30 ;anI9 JOHN II. LADD u 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05

UrY U00dS, Nf'0cCfseS, &C.
Particulars Of which will be expressed in
toe bills of the day
fCFAn kinds of goods which are on Il
n.i;aliOn, and the prices Of which are esta-
biiShed, caRat any time be viewed aud pur-
CHASED at the lowest limitation prices.
January ?. G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-05
Private Tuition.

nv nv NAliUHI'
FSNHE subscriber has procured young
4 gentleman "a graduate of Yals col
jcre) to conduct private school in his ia
miy, and would be willing to receive three
or four boarders for the next year. The in
suac;cr is eminently qualified to teach all
Chs Inherent branches both OF CLASSICAL
aad mathematical education.
THOMAS TURNER.
FauGuier county, Vir. Nov so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
RUJJOURS


DETROIT, (MICH.) July l6.-Reports of In.
sian hoStliitleS, aud manifestation Of hostile
intention by indians, have been sci ahnat with
IN three or four weeks past. aud with regret
we oberve that some of them have found IA
placeIu newspapers ia different parts of the
united STATES. One rHmor told us that the
Indians residing on Fox river and its vicinity
had attacked and destroyed part Of the 5ih
Regiment OF Infantry on its way from Green
Bay to Prairie du Chene aud 81. Peter's-and
there are others Of a similar kind and equally
without foundation. Mr.. Kathb0me, late ar
my contractor, has just returned from Green
Bay, by land, and passed through the villages
OF the greater part OF the Indians in that
remote quarter he represents the most saw
age nations, (the Wmebagoes, Sacks. and
MenomInies,) as totally uBptepared for hosti-
hty, evenif they had diSpOsitionfOr it, being
nearly destitute of powder and lead. Mr. r.
assembled tue Fox river few niIeg with tile
9th regiment, and informs us that Col. Leav-
ehworth called council wththe Wineba-
goes aud MenOminies, aud told them his OBJ
Ject ~ passing through their country, to which
ibey made not the least objection, bat profess
seq their friendship for the Americans in tile
strongest language, aud offered every means in
ibeir power TO aid the troops on ascending the
riveT-the Col. accepted the services Of about a
dozen, as pilots aud guides. Mr. r.. represent
ne Pottawattamies, Chippewas, Getaways, &
kickapOOs, part Of whose country he passed
through, as very frieDdly dsposed towards the
" otates. lGazcfte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
Erom DanriHe. Ken .Iulu11


The President left us yesterday morn
ing tor Governor Shelby =, where he will
remain day, after which he will proceed
through Virginia 10 Washington city.
we gave him hearty, plain, unosienia-
tlous reception, with as little of form as
poilleness and respect would permit.
upon hearing of his arrival al Greenvile
Springs, he was waited upon by deputa-
non oil citizens toinvite him tO dine with Us ,
winch invitation he politely accepted.
On Monday lac was met five miles from
town by number OF citizens on horse
back, who escorted him TO his lodgings
at Messrs. Davenport's, and national
salute was fired by a detachment of the
Danvlile Artillery company on Inc occa-
sion. We were unwilling TO fatigue him
with any formal address, as we were con
fdeni lie was nearly worn out with the
civiliiles and attentions of his fellow Gill
zcns elsewhere, though he observed that
lie would rather sink under them than re
iuse, knowing as he did, the motives wbirh
prompted the tender OF them. Ia The
evening he attended Ball given on the
occasion, and in The morning sat 10 MIR.
Park for his portrait, which he pro
nounced tie most admirable likeness ever
taken OF him. Al his request we dispensed
WIN regular toasts al dinner, and until
ne retired, none were drank except The
following, which he gave g Health aud
prosperity TO the citizens Of Danville, and
lis vicinity"
After he retired variety of Volunteer
Ioasis were gwen. He was much grail
ned with ihe cordial welcome lie received
here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

The Commissioners appointed by the presi-
dent under resolve passed by the Senate of
he U. States anihorisimg al examination OF
different sites upon the Atlantic coast which
may be suiiable for the establishment of naval
dcpots, have again arrived IN Boston, in pmr-
snanCe at one of The objects IF their appoint
meHt, They consist Of Gen. BeTnatd, Col.
Jotien Of The Engineers, aud Captains War
ripgfOn aud Elliot Of tie u. s. navy. These
gentlemen, 70 will lie reCOIicciCd, we're In BOs-
ton last Summer, and employed some time in
visiting the different points IN the harbour,
which in the event OF forming northern do-
pot, IN this port, IL may be found necessary TO
iOrlily--iu examining the depth of the channel
aud all other matters connected with this i'm
pOrfabt SUBJECT. a further examination and
survey by Typographical Engineers, we pre-
sumo is thought to be necessary, not only here
but at such other points upon the Atlantic
frontier as Il may be conceived proper in "a
tiOual estimation. Surveyors have a!ready
commenced their operations 10 Other places
tOtlIe southwark, and will take Boston asd
Portsmouth in their route TO the BoTib"aTd
and eastward
After the determination 0f the commission
es, as 10 the most suitable positions I9I tne
purpose, Typographical Engineer VIII pro,
ceed with the survey. When this WOin sD 1'
he completed the commissioners VIII PC apIs'
from mathematical view Of the WhOie GROUND,
10 form the most accurate opinions. Inc great
advantages 10 be derived from national c.
enlistment Of this kind aie, iha' WIN tue mOst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

OF their families dmed on board tie u
) ship FraDklin.-So of the members
al The Austrian Royal family lately in
England'werevery assiduous in exhibiting
all The important improvements in the
mechanic arts, and particularly in the
construction aud equipment OF the ships
al war. Austria is not a naval power,
having but small extent OF maritime
frontier, and with the exception OF her
lately acquired Italian possessions, but
a single pori.-The government has how
ever recently been improving all the
means they possess, OF enarsing and
Strengthening their marine. Tits moi sur
prisiug therefore that the emperor, IN his
solici,ude 10 quicken the growth and
strength OF his own infant navy, should
be inclined 10 witness the progress that
has been made III the improvement Of
ours. Boston Deny Ady
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= .tlAisLss 80
DOMESTIC.

In Council, Sacannqh, July &C. 1919.
Ihe frequent enquiries made by citizens
AUD strangers" where are the remains OF the
gallant GENERAL GREENE who died AZ
" was buried ~ your city Z" and the arkuow-
lodged want OF Information on this subject i'm
ply neglect highly TeprOachful TO the known
patriotism and feelings Of tie inhabitants
And whereas II would be desirable, in fact.
this instance, add thereby give an opportunity
10 the people of this state, among whom the
General lived and died, 10 testify a share OF
their gratitude of the noble and important
services rendered in the revolution by this
great and eminent soldier and patriot; and
though this be done late, il is yei but com
mon respect TO the memory Of ms body 10
claim his precious remains aBd remove them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
LATE FROM EUROPE.


The regular trading ship Amn, Captain
Croker, arrived (says The New York Dai.
ly Adveriiser,) on Saturday, from Liver
pool. by TINS vessel we have received ouI
files OF European papers from our cores
p0ndenis. To captain Crocker we are
also indebted Tor politely furnishing us
wlii regular tiie of London and Liverpool
pap"rs.
The debates in The British Parliamen,
oil the subject OF their finances, taxes, &c
occupy The principal part of the London
papers.
The London Courier of June s. says
We are happy To observe that conf
dence has IN u great measure revived in
the city. Good bills are readily done al
~ per ceui.-Silver a,:d gold are bothlo w
aad In l,trie demasd."
An interesting aud animated debate on
the FINANCES OF ihe English nation took
place ia The House al Commons OH the
7th June.-Lord Ca=,leredgh answered
Mi. Tirraey.
EDere would be period (said Lord
CastieTeagiil when parliament must loo !;
al the interests of all parties, aud perhaps
put stop To lie accumulation OF the Sink
lns Fund for HE national benefit aud Sc
cufiiS. His lordship therefore protested
against t!Gc Misrepresentation which the
right hOn. gentleman (Mr. TierneS) had
attempted, aud from which his own better
knowledge ought TO have repealed him.
HcGT j The first question which Tie
country ought 10 look al In fearless and
manly way, was whether ii ought 10 be
satisfied with lis financial sitHaliOn in lime
OF peace o. whether some effort Ougbf
mol to be Hiade 10 enable il to meet The
burdens al d new war, should such a ca
Il ftf qf.it, yt.s
subject uI Immense magnitude sub
ject independent OF all parties and Of all
party interests aud " | cOnIurc YOU
(sdid his iordsIip, with great warmth not
10 Sufer any feeling Oi respect for the
government, II such exist, to divert YOU
from TIE strict discharge OF your duly
~ NOu 90 noi ~ your conscience believe
t'Idt lbe eAisiin2 government can be trust
el, u yOn i'iink them incompetent in IA
icui, or ~ prudence, or IN honesty, Won
o 4 10 your own character. 10 HE best
interests of the sidlr, TO The great nation
whose representatives. yOu are, not ia
hesitate mOmenl III carrying that ouin-
ION To tHe fool ~ The throne. and 10 call
Tor Tie dlSuuIssaI Of those individuals Won
bold unworthy OF Their stations. (Loud
chFerF.) ] Snouid hold that the govern.
meat was indeed degraded ; thai II vas
indeed unworthy % ihe confidence of the
ponce Who has so trusted IL, OF the peo-
pie who have so long relied nponii If
alter TIC expression Ol such an opinion. il
were base enough Tor n moment 10 lnt,-
nue. ~ Office Il the house refused minis.
ttrs IFS support, TN denied them The means
oil conducting ne affairs Of the kingdo,B.
they OHghi INSTANTLY 10 retire and make
way ioroihcrs, ~ whose favor the wisbe,
and hopes Oh Tie country were uuitcd.-
(,Hear.I coWtre you, gentlemen, moi
10 iriit Or lumper with This mighty qdes.
ton; LET then put government who'll,
OCT u tbeir siew, aud lei them decide
upon G'e bfOai aud substantial merits
uOi apon ats consideration OF WHO ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
MILITARY Roam

we learn by gentleman from the section
OF country through which this road is opening
that it's progressing very handsomely: that the
troops employed have been icinfOrced, aud il
Is DeileVed the road viii be completed in Mo-
vember. The upper end of this road is alrca-
dy opened so miles south OF the Tennessee riy-
eT. We are not informed how far the lower
end Is completed. This road, when finished
VIII make the route from Nashville To Orlcans,
about three hundred miles shorter than thai
now travelled, aud is therefore of the utmost
Importance TO the W estern country. We uu-
derstand much credit is due TO the officers in
command for the handsome manner, in which
the road is opened. 1%gshriRe GMg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
NAVAL DEPOT

NEWPORT, July 3I.-On Saturday last
Generally Bernard and Colonel Toi.en.
of the Engineer Department Lieuts'
Thomson q Humphreys, Topographcai
Engineers; and Captains Warrington and
Elliot OF HE Navy, arrived here, ior the
ptyrpose OF completing The survey OF our
liarbor and Bay, relative 10 IFS being Sc
lecied as Naval Depot. The Commits
slohers are now examining tie coniem-
plated site for dock yard al Tiverion
near tie stone Bridge, and also the Falls
al Troy Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
COMMUNICATED.
pRnCI AM ATIDN


By Lord Cochrahe, Vice admiral Of Chill, i'd
m;rat aud Commander IN chief Of the shils aud
reSSeLs Of the StRe.
Being authorised and commanded bv the su.
preme Governor OF Chill, strictly to blockade
the ports, bays, and harbors of the whole coast
or Kingdom OF Peru, and hereby declare as
follows:
lst That the port of Calao, and all other
ports, bays, and harbOTs, DIS well as thu; line
Oi coast from the port OF GuavaoHil To
Atacama in Peru are III formal state of
blockade
I'd. All vessels are strictly prohibited from,
carrying on any commerce, or bold any
communication with ports and places with
IN the aforementioned line OF bloch ade
Sd. No ships or vessels belonging 10 friend.
~ or neutral powers, now in the bay of
CalldO, or in any OF the ports, anchora-
yes, comprehended within the blockade
aforesaid, shall be permitted TO sail there
from after the lapse Of eight DAYS from the
date hereof.
4th. No neutral flag shall in any ease be
suffered 10 cover or neuiralize the proper
y OF Spanlards. OF OF the king Of Spain
ON. ANY neut'ai vessel navigating under
false or double papers, or wbich Shall no,
have the necessary document TO prove the
ownership OF the property, SHALL suffer the
penalties applicable TO the goods aud mel =
ChandIze OF enemies.
6th. Every neniiaI vessel which shall have
on board military officers, masters suDer-
cargOes, or merchants OF the countries sub
jet to the KING of Spain, shall he seut To
Valparaiso there To be adJudged according
10 the laws of nations.
7ih. The present ratification shalt be trans
United to those whom il may concern.
Given on hoard Tie O'Higgins, bearing the
Tag Of The commander in cIief, ia the
bay OF CsllaO, this first day of March
1919. (SisBedJ
COCHRANE,
BY His Lordship's command,
ANTO. "A. TONTE.
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o. who MAY not be in power the ques.
iiv Is nOi between m;nisiers and their
antagonists, IL Is between parliament and
the c. S,ry-hetweeu the representatives
aud their constituents aHd IL would be
disgraceiul To The house IL al such time
AZ this IL could al all contemplate party
interests and political motives. | say,
and ] say II with all humility. that as
servants Of the crown we should be un-
worthy OF our station, it while parliament
withheld HE means, we still persisted in
retaining the reins Of government we
claim TO be armed with Weapens to meet
the difficulties and dangers of the Stale,
and II We are not To be iniruSied with
them, we are willing 10 resign 10 more Ia
vored, perhaps more able, but not more
Jealous champions"
The above passages were delivered
(saSs HE Courier with The utmost ami
nation, aud were received with shouts of
appreciation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
TIE Sea .Se,,pent-noniu ,

BosToN, July 29.-On Saturday fare
noon last, the Sea Serpent was distinctly
seen by several persons, on Sc,ua,e
Beach, tor several hours together. within
a small distance of the shore. As his
course was parallel with The beach Inv
following him for several miles, they had
a fair opportunity of observing his mo-
hons. lie is represented as swimming
sometimes so fast, that il was difficult
10 keep mp with him, and sometimes so
slow, that walking moderately would en-
able them to keep pace with him. Once
IN lew minutes he would elevate his
mead III an erect position, and swim a
considerable distance in this manner: and
several times, he threw bis tail above the
surface OF The water, which was distinct
ly seen. Ills length was estimated AT
from 80 TO 100 feet; and, TO use the ex-
presslon OF person who saw him. she
resembled hall barrels siruua iogcIl er i'm
arrow" All parts of his body were al
iernately visible. What seems 10 corro
boraie The fact is, that severa boats which,
we're OH on hshiug excursions mentioned
II as soon as they landed, and before thew
knew that others had observed il from
The shore.
Probably something further OH the sub
lect vii! be stated, giving a more pariicu-
lar descripiion. As The persons were men
0i veraciIy, and would not wilfulIy err. /
nave every reason TO suppose thai what
they saw, was in reality tie Sea Serpent.
GER-gLfc
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as, 10 the. editor Of the Port Gibson
Correspondent, dated

as, 10 the. editor Of The Port Gibson
Correspondent, dated
Comp Frteman, T,raS, 10 miles west}
OF sabine, June Is 1919.
We nave AT length got into our new conn
try, aud having an opportunity, to-day bN eN-
press to Natchitoches, / take pleasure la wtii-
ing 10 you.
We got on 10 Alexandria very well with
hard rowing from the mouth of Red river, il
being high and rapid. cur force is auynent-
luz daily. The object is laudai,le, aud il e,-
urely popular, tiom Your state 10 this place as
wel!as IN every other part We have heard
from Very many are preparing to JON us
from different parts of Red river. &c. The
citizens OF this part Of Texas. are pleased TO
lave AN opportunity OF assisting in throwing
OFT the Spanish Monarchy. In fine, everV
thing al present seems to smile on us. | am,
just returned from riding all night ON business
Tor TIE army. we leave here this Afternoon
IN pursuit ot party of traders, supposed TO
DC Royaists, going to st ARtonio, with goods
The troops are busy cleaning their guns for a
warm ciiase.-We shall probably Oyertake
them Ia, morrow night.
" Gen Long arrived here on the Dist and
on that day we raised the Gag of repuhiicaG.sm.
Men are arriving daily. aS well as citizens en-
rolling themselves as mIlitia-Some republican
Spaniards of note, aud Considerable wealth.
have afforded us great assistance. You Shall
hear from US again shortly"
ST. LOUIS, June 3o.-!Sons Neyf. a chief
and one OF The principal counsellurs otIhe
Great Usage tribe, arrived here a i,,w DAYS
ago on an embassy from his nation 10 the
President, 10 lay before his eAceileucy on
his arrival here, ihc difficulties which al
present exist between them and Ike 90
Vcrnment, and lis officers, Sc. &c.
EXTRACT, DATED,
-" ~. Louis, Jhp,e %, 1910.
Last week Col. HENRY ATKINSON.
on seeing the ferry boat al this place
worked by wheels, immediately conserved
the idea OF applying thai Improvement TO
his barges bound up the Missouri with g.
States troops and public stores. In about
Three DAYS lie had one oftiem rugged with
wheels. and trial ma,ie, which was sue
cessful beyond eXpectaiion.-The barge
was run up the Missouri about two miles
against as rapid water as there is al anv
other point on that river, and returned 10
The place from whence IL started In the
space OF thirty minutes. This improve
men', simple in itself, promises fair to be
an incalculdble advantage TO the govern
meat III the conveyance OF troops and
stores up those vast waters, the Missouri
and mississippi, where such advanced
positions are about 10 be made. Two
other barges, engaged in the same expe.
dillon. are nearly completed in the same
manner. Three pair OF wheels are fixed
TO each barge, and five men tread at a
time at each pair of wheels.
we are much gratihed TO find the
government placing in command of this
important department, an officer of so
much merit, promp.ness and decision. as
Col. Atkinson.-He has our best wishes
for The success Ofihe important enterprise
his troops are now embarking ill.,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING

FAY ETTEvILLE, IN. c. August 5.-In
the vicinity of this town, there were "a
sheep killed by Lightning on Tuesday
evening last they were found among the
limbs OF a large oak shai had been cut
down In Captain William Lords pasture,
TIE hock consisted OF ga large pro-
portion to be killed by a fash of Light
Ming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

"A 81. Kits paper, of the 9Th nit. received AZ
Norfolk, confirms the account Of the recent
defeat OF the koyalists ia Barcelona. The bat.
IN Barcelona and Tie loss sustained by fhe
Toyaiists under col. COrrea, was 1000 killed, be-
sides prisoners, wounded, and The whole Of
their baggage. After tire battle, Gen. Marine
took up position, promising ulteriOr advanta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

We understand that The Secretary Of
tbs Commonwealth has received Circl-
lar irom ihe Secretary of the Treasury OF
The lniicd States, requesting informaiiou
relating 10 tie incorporated Banks in this
Stale, similar 10 the mott &c which has been
given III the papers, from thai department,
to The several banking companies through
oui The Union. The application is made
10 the Secretary for such information as
can be furnished from his office, which it
is supposed NAV be important. lin case
the officers of Banks should moi make The
Statements ITO enable the Secretary ofthe
United States Treasury 10 make a report
to Congress, al its ncxt session, agreeably
to the resolution OF firs,o OF March last.
Boston DaiW 14dp.
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Ter. Brown and s',te arrived ba,at,,,
DAY night, between the honrs % :, ,aSt Mon
ociock:,n the schooner 'rirer ~, " Nv" IL
ray; THIS vessel lett cenHay -, I ,n cree"
~. on Thursday the Sth nl1 go ~ e'oeA,
II honrs AT Iackinac 'rhis i. III N'oPpei
quickest pdsssag" ever mad. rrnn, Cp>' ,,,"e
10 this place--rbe, ii.tance is ,,i% ,''trh pay
200 miles u s"iH TO be about
Henerai brown aud Sniic left bero
kuiialO. '"e-" aier, tor
No.
LOUISVILLE, X. july 24.-yhe O.;o
river, Is at this time unusually low,
hanioer OF Steam vessels are now ly;,..
al shipping port and Henderson, aud ihers
Is no, much probability they will be en-.
abied 10 make their destinations for some
Time 10 come. and Tie consequence i, u
presumed, will eventua,e in considerable
uiSapnointmenis 10 shippers and losses IN
rue G"rent"ro"s knights of Steam, particn-
'ariN al The present period OF "kard times
anu disirusi. However, we do no, ami
c'pate downright ruin or sta,raiion will h..
me resuii-on the contrary, weare inform
Ell by the Farmers in This neioLboorbood
mat Their fields are in ilourislIiuo ct,ndi.
non ana bid tam ;oyield them as piep,ifuI
harvest this year as they gathered the
memorable year that produced Eortu., ira
bGnhS- and are inclined TO dispose of The
'rniis OF their labor al much cbeanrr
ra,e--ior good money! iCvnr;er