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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13

bis country, experienced, on the return o.
Ferdinand t. his kingdom and throne, Tue
persecution and disgrace, in which SO many
other distinguished men were involved; ana
il has even been said. that The torture was
applied to him on suspicion OF being con-
cerned in a conspiracy against the life OF
the King. As reward for his many suffer-
ings, and out of regard to his great popular'-
ty among the people, the new constitutional
government appointed him SUCCESSFULLY
Capt. Gen. of Andalusia. Governor Of Cadiz,
and finally Vice Roy OF the kingdom OF
Mexico. -
Boston, .4prii 7.
We are indebted to Mr.. Topliff for Ma
drid papers to March 9Th. The papers OF
the 9th and 7th contain accounts..of the dis
turbance in the capital on he 9Th, OF which
we have already published some notice from
the London papers 1t seems that the oe-
curenee produced considerable excitement
in the city, though there was little blood
she'd. 1t is not stated that any one was kill
ed, but two of the National Guards were
severely wounded by the personal guard OF
the King. The garrison and the Infantry 4
the cavalry of the national guard were i'm
mediately under arms, & distinguished
themselves by their good order and exer'ion
10 restore tranquility. They remained un-
1er arms the following day. On the 9TH the
Constitutional Ayuntamento issued procla-
nation, announcing that the King, to pre-
serve the public tranquility and repose, had
removed from the palace the personal guard,
and substituted for them the royal corps Of
Alacaderos
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
FROM HAYTl.
4 letter from an American gentleman resi-
ding IN Hayti, 10 his friend i'll Salem, da
ted
"Capc Hayt,en, March g, 1921.

Idpe mayhem, sHdrch ., ioZi.
Dear Friend: For these few week. past
we have been in a continual ,umut g. aux
iety relative to our lives and property. On
Sunday the cIlh February. we had FIVE of
our head Generals among them Gen Rich,
arc ,ourGovernor] 7pre hened on charge OF
a con,s mpla,edrevolt from the Republican
Government, and The establishment ola mon
archy. They were sent the following morn.
ing 10 Port-au Prince for trial. 1t is said
the Governor had promised the troops
BLACKS a free plumber OF the Cape and a
massacreof all the mulattoes. A contention
has always and does now exist between the
Blacks aud Mula,toes-the Blacks are in ia
voI OF Monarchy, while The Mu lat,oes are
for republican torn Ut government. The
plot was detected on Saturday evening, and
was to have been put into execution The fol-
lowing morning.
Martial Law was Immediately proclaimed
and old and young mulattoes, one and all,
turned out All the nuIat,Oes seemed deter
mined to sacrifice their lives, raherlhan lose
their liberty. Gen. Many, commanding Oh
ficer here, is entitled to great credit, for the
propritude and alacTity with which he has
queled this, and aIlsubsequent plans to dis
turb the peace CT the Republic.
There was no doubt combination between
our Governor and Gen. jerome at Conaives
as revolution took place the same morning
G .naive., t. Marks, Three Rivers, and its
vicinity. AT GJnaives. the Blacks plumber
ed the muaioes, even TO the lost garment
from their backs. All the PIT al Prince
soldiers were marched out immediately
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
AMERICAN FLOUR.

soon a. il was perceived that the advertise
ment on the part of the Victualling Office,
for American flour, had given general dis
satisfaction to the British Agricuiuralisls,
and that the measure was likely to be bro't
before Parliament; a notice was sent round
to the merchants, that they were not 10 offer
their tenders, and that British -four would
be sent out by government 10 our foreign
settlements, which would, under proper Of
fcers, be previously kiln dried"
Communicated for The Philadelphia Gazette.
csMMERcIALLY IMPORTANT.
Translation of a Circular from the Russian
Quarantine Agent at Etsineur.
''Eiis,aear, .lpr1l 1920.
Considering Il my duty, ] have 10 inform
the Consuls of the respective Foreign Pow
ers, and merchants residing in this place,
that notwithstanding The Quarantine regula-
lions published on The eth Of July, 1917,
some vessels have proceeded to Russia With.
gu! complying with the required formality
OF getting their passports inspected by
me.
"The government Of Russia, in order TO
put stop TO such licentious conduct, SO
contrary to good order, and 10 the necessa-
ry measures adopted 10 prevent the intro
ductlon OF Epidemic diseases, has recently
issued. to all naval authorities in this vast
Empire. the most rigorous orders to send
back under escort Of vessel of war, any
vessel W hich in future should pass the Sound
without being furnished with proper Ger
ti6cate of Health, in confol nifty with the
prescribed regulation.
Signed, J. PACHERT,
COUNSEL of the Court of H. |. VI.
the Emperor of all the Russias, and
his Quarantine Agent at Elsineur."
The above regulation. though dated last
year, is Permaneut.
NerE. by the Convention between Rus
STA and Denmark, il is stipulated that no
vessel shall be permitted 10 pass the Sound
unless furnished with Bill of Health, with
cut previously performing Quarantine.
If she comes from suspicious place,
without bill of Health, she will be sent
to Norway.
Last year two British vessels which ar
rived al Elsineur from the Havana, without
| Bills OF Health, we're sent to Norway 10
discharge their ca7goes-whilst other ves-
sells which left Havana at the same time,
furnished with bills of Health, were per.
mitted 10 proceed on their voyages.
REVIEW OF THE N. YORK MARKET FOR THE
PAST wEEK-April 9.
Cotton-The import OF the week was
los bales, viz.
IIS Upland. ISe Alabama, III louisiana,
81 Spanish Maine.
Sales OF Uplands were made at IS a lad,
and Of Alabama at l3 | 4ld. About SO
bales of the latter description were taken for
home use at l5.d, and parcel Of very fine
in square bales reached led.
We quote Louisiana, Is ISL; Alabama,
IL 10; Upland, le l4s; Sea Island, "a a
96.
Sugars.-New Orleans have been in good
REQUEST and considerable business doing in
them. Sales of very superior at do SO a
II; mdding lots have been sold at Dc rs a
So: inferior in less request, 6 30 a s IS;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

IN It's cWD detnces Il must 90 so m the
spirit oi freedom, and with the Strength
which true representative goycrnrSelis
necessarily possess.
BY two arrivals at York, IN 81
days from Liverpool, We have received
the unpleasant intelligence OF the total
dereliction Of ihe Neapolian forces. Not
withstanding the zeal and enthusiasm
manifested ~ the Cause of their national
independence it seems the approach Of
the Austrian troops, they voluntarily a.
bandoncd their positions and surrendered
their strong holds, otherwise. SO capable
Of defence. We do not profess TO &c a.
mong those prophetic spirits WHO aniici.
pa,ed ;his result. We acknowledge our.
selves disappolrted, pct Only in our wish
es, but in the n,a,urcst DEDUCTIONS of our
judgement. We did not believe that
any people who had once been in the pos.
sessioii Of rational liberty, you!d have
shewn some spirit in its defence; and tllat
even ahe most degraded subjects Of arbi-
irary government would rave had some
small pride in their national independence
and would have revoited from permitting
a foreign standard to wave over their
strong holds, and foreign laws to be die
isted by an armed sodiery in their capi-
tai. But it seems our estimation Of the
love OF liberty and independence in any
people was too high, and our expectation
ofany thing from Italian bravery uniound-
ed They7haye voluntarily Aed to their
chains--no' matter now how calling and
heavy they may feel. It, is TO other
countries the sacred standard of liberty
must be. entrusted. ---Bos. Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
The DUKE OF YELLING row.

The following statement, il' relation to
the far -lavaed battle of Nateykoo. we sup
pose tn be essentially correct. 1t is cop
led. from the American Wa,chman.
The general facts we have always under.
stood To beas stated. We are not warm
admirers OF that science, whose object is,
which Of two contending parties shall
"do each other moa harm" But If
laurels, and even blood d-s,ained ones. are
gained. let those wear, who win them.
That this man should show himself
the sy cophant OF the King, and the un-
mauly asperser Of the. Queen, excites uo
surprise. He who would LABOR under
the burden of hurels he never earned,
would naturally enough, become the
pnsdcr ,of a prosecution, instituted to
crafty aproAiga,c monarch. --Bal!. PAT.
That Military 2yaes (the Duke Of
Welington) has had the insolcnce, in the
British Parliament, to s;igmatise, as a
"Farce,"a most respectable meeting i'll
one of the counties of Engiand-which
meeting adopted petition in favor of the
Ceeu. We are not astonished to learn
ina, suc', msoleoce provoked indignant
r~,pts from ,lc friends OF the Queen,
s..Iof rctofm--51i ,ge o'e ss,caisned to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
HIGHWAY koBBnRY.

From he Boston fHfel.gsacrr ef Sot,.-riay liss
last evening at twenty minutes past
10 osesock, as a gentleman Of this town
was passing home through Bowdoin.
square, be was assaulted by two foot pids.
who by their speech were Foreigners,
one of whom seizing him by, the collar
Of his coat. at the same time presenting a
pistol to his breast, demanded hismoney
upon his answering that he hid none,
the other seizing his watch chain, cried
gree ns your sodtch fhen."--A s,rug-
g;e ensued. and one Of the. ruliisus sue.
cSedsd in obtaining his wa,eh and made
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
NAVAL.

The elegant ship Of the line franklin,
commanded by Com: SfEwARr, which
is now preparing for an expedition to the
South Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, does
hoIor 10 the administration. No. only
will the voyage display our flag, and pro.
tect our commerce, along the coasts and
in the seas visited, but viii afford noble
specimen cf our power ard moderation
wherever the vessel may 60. Il may be
expected the franklin will, before her re.
turn circumnasigate the globe. During
her course, there will be great scope for
maritime observations by na,uraists.
The opportunities for making obscrva.
iiors in zoology, I.otany and mineralogy,
viii be no less advantage Gus. There is
the most solid assurance thai the able and
intelligent commander, the friend of SCI
ence will give every practicable facility
TO such researches. There never was so
good and favorable an occasion for Young
gen,leEen to embark in an enterprise of
great promise. Valuable discoveries
may DC ant'clpaieu, ana new and rare
productions from the countries visi,ec Ue
brought, horne. Protection, subsistence,
the means Of prosecuting inquiries, and
tie fame and honor resulting thereGom,
are all presented to qualified persons who
aspire to this high-lts,ination.
NJ T.. Gazette.
a duel was fought at Norfolk On the
llth inst. between Lieutenant Perry aud
Midshipman Saunders, in which the for.
a~r was dangerously wounded in the
throat. They exchanged two shots.
Ii is said this unfortunate, ,duel has aris.
en- from the controversy existing be.
tween the brothers Of the late Com.
Perry and Capt. Elliot, which every
literal and minded man must de-
plore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23
NE WPORT.
wEDNESDAY, MIR %, 1891.

The Court of Common Pleas for the
; County OF Newport, commenced its ses-
sion l'.this town Yesterday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

The majority in favor OF a Convention
for the formation Of a Constitution Cor
the state of New York, it is said will a.
mount TO 10000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-23

The 29een of Greet. Britain. The
moneys expended in the rrocceJngs res.
pecting her Majesty, from the year 1917.
TO Feb. 18th, 1921, anncunfto l2c c,A54!
ss.-cxceeding the whole civil Iist Of the
United States for the presen, year.
64. .l60 l5s. was the sum expended
in the prosecution ofshe' Queen. and e2.
25ok for her dsf;nfe, making. with up.
wards Of 3oo0k extra expenses in rrc-
serving the peace during The trial. a tod
charge io the ..ountr, OF l29, ,454L So,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
REUBEN.

sometimes called REUBEN JOHN
son, so years old. about feet 9 or
10 inches high, we'll made, with no
particular marks. He speaks slow,
aud when Intercepted has q down
look. He had on home. made Goa,
and panta!oons of drab cloth with u
fur hat and coarse shoes, he may, how
ever, change his clothing, as he has
the proceed. G load of 10 barrel. Of
heur in money. He has been my wag
goner for many years, and is wei. a.
dapted TO that employment. do not
believe he would ever of his own sc-
eotd have absconded but believe he has
been scduced away by some scoundrels,
who may have given him a pass.
will give the above reward if taken
out t the state, twenty dollars If out
Ut the county, aud ten dollars if in il.
ROBERT w. HAMILTON.
May O. If.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
gGe @a3ette.
[FoR THE GAzETTE.l
TNo. 8. I
10 MIR. James ri. Garnetf.

10 Mr.. James III. Garnett.
The Rapahannoek is admirably a.
d pied for cotton and woollen manufac-
fes; to the west Of the Allegheny it
mast be the only resource of our eiti-
Fps. excluded, as they are, from TO-
r5gn commerce. In the Valley in
Wrgiaias which may be termed the
staden of the State, some have already
sHuEg forth like the early Rogers in
Up spring, rising fron, the ground with
! snow Gpon their heads; whilst o.
izers are ready to start, but are trem~
s41g at the recollection Of what had
8pPened to others in similar circum.
shBces. when foreign merchants and
manufactures, aided by their govern
sent, by Offering up costly sacrifice,
Rered rocks and mountains upon their
Pads, to crush them, or sweep them a.
ny, as with a delHge. If, then, we
9kb our own manufactures TO flourish,
end if they do not, if my theory is cor
Sct, I'VE must be ruined) we must take
Ssaspfes to prevent recurrence Of
esks by showing to the wnrld a firm
iktesDinaiioD TO protect them, and not
wsvering yaseilis.iag policy give
sztfs enemies hopes Of success. on the
snxiiu of "diri3e and conquer" Ma
aasat,ures have their infancy, their
growth, and their maturity; and as
Bsd might we expect en- infant to
stas's' single handed 10 the contest With
. fs;i grown and vigorous man, as TO
e. Z that they gould rise In this
SnuasfyA unprotected in competitions
with those in EDglabd, where capital,
skilL machinery, the habits Of the peo-
pie, and the policy Of the government,
are all united; fearful odds indeed
against which the infant Herein.
les could not stand! although, with a
fair opportunity, he might afterwards
be able to cFush this giant AnIeus. A
nation with manufacture completely
established holds kind Of dominion
over those who have them not: che
holds all the ammUnilions Of war, and
has all the disciplined forces TO main
tain her power. To shake off this
yoke, which is grievous to be borne, it
i necessary to erect some defence,
within which the raw troops may be
disciplined and prepared for the field
Dropping he figure, Ibis defence is a
tariff, or system of duties, sufficient for
the purpose; AID they are not sufficient,
whatever may be said to the contrary,
until they produce the desired effect.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
FOR SALE.
FESHE subscriber offers for sale,
"A valuable TRACT OF LAND,

TSHE subscriber offers for sale,
"A valuable TRACT OF LAND,
containing -Four Hundred and odd
.4cres, situated about eight mile. from
Winchester, within mile of the main
road, leading from thence to Berry's
ferry. About Three Hundred Acres
OF the said land are cleared, tolerasIy
we'll enclosed. and in good state OF
cultivation. On the premises, there
is a good FRAMED BARN, sufficient
ly large to contain twelve or fifteen
hundred bushels of clean wheat there
are also HOUSES for the aceomnos
dation OF thirty or forty negroes
This farm, though very level, COM
lcans,s a most extensive and beautiful.
prospect. The aSsse mt nfioued iand
may be seen, and the terms of sale
made known. by applying to the sub
scriber, living within two miles of the
premises. MATTHEW PAGE.
Feb fO-f
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
FOR SALE.
81 HAVE FOR SALE A NEGRO

y HAVE FOR SALE A NEGRO
Il Mamie is about 4O-heaIthy.
and remarkably robust and strong. He
was, in the early part Of his life, a
field nesro,--but for the last 10 or is
years has been gardener, hostler, &c.
doing all the work, for man, about
Ey piace.-He is uncommoniy ingeni.
ous--an excellent gardener, a good
hostler, good rough carpenter, can
make good stone fence, and, in short,
can turo his hand to almost any thing.
shall never get another to suit me.
as well as he could. if he wouid-bui
have spoiled him by iaduig oce-his
temper is moi bad ooe--he would be
easily managed, by steady 6.mnoss !;
and would lhkik make y most veiua.
BILE hand on faim.
have also "a WOMAN, large,
strong, and hSattay ). y hom j. sss.a..i be
siudio put out. with her children, for
number Of years She has been
brouSh, up as washer and ironer,
house servant, &c. has occasionally
cooked, and w6Ul1 be fund very USE
full. An. person wishing TO get, suei.
a woman, can call ON MT, and learn
the particuIars-l.wiif give bargain
IL. her. ID. CARR.
April 2f-4t:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Clock and Compass Making

7ESHE subscriber has commenced the
4 above busiDess, in all It's various
branches, in The shop formerly oceupi
ed by w. l.. Campbell decd. aud
nearly opposite the Posi- Office, where
all kinds az CLOCKS & COMPASSES'
will be neatly made and repaired on
the shortest notice. The subscribcs
hat.ers himself from his knowled . of
IT, La :. & 81 ,t.nire.t
Gad-mith ChaDtiiss, decd to inera
a liberal share of the public patronage
A McVICk FIR.
N B. Clocks cleaned and repaired
inthe country, upoa the shortest no.
tice. A. Nov.
May s.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Public SALE.


WILL be sold, On Monday, the
w zIst day Of Way next, before
the Court House door in Romney.
Hampshire county, ONE NEGRO
MAN, TWO NEGR WOMEN, aud
several very likely children, most Of
them boys, late the property of Ed
ward Dyer, deed. One-fiftb Of the
purchase money will be required to be
paid in one year from the day above
mentioned oDe-ffth ia two years
oue-Gith IL three years, and the re-
mainde7 IN four years all the pay.
nIcHis 10 bear interest frou he time
OF sale. Bond and ceeUriiy will be re-
CURED og the purchaser. Sale to com.
mence a: II o'c.ock Il. VI.
J0HN-JACK,
JOHNB. WHITE, O'"'rS'
April 2s-lds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
PREPARING Fer The PRESS,

PREPARING Fer The PRESS,
A TREATISE ON MORBID IN PRESSIONS
OF THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS;
tttth observations on the ofd, and iLtustra-
mons Of a NEW system Of PATHOLOGY ;
by P. =. z. MIDDLETON, NJ. ID. Sc. du-
thor OF q Ireafiseon the Diagnosis and
ProsnosiS of DNeases an Essay on
Goat ana Medical Reports OF select
Clinical cases, soih Practical Notes.
HSHE Work will consist of four
Il parts--tst general History Of
Diseases of the Lungs, & their con-
meeting tubes, with the remote and
proximate causes, distinguishing these
which are most ,:iffieuit to remove
from such as readily yieldby judieious
management.
2dly. Ii will EXHIBIT more compre-
bensive diagnosis of pbthisis Puimon-
ais than any yet on record, by which
is insidious approach aud advance
may be more easily detected; its spe-
cifc character more accurately def
ned, and the extent Of organic derange-
meht more correctly ascertained.
3diy, II will view the pathological
doctrines OF fnrmer authors; and from
thence demonstrate the apparent inap.
titude, and consequent incompetence
(Which experience, eoevaI with the
dawn of medical science hath lamen-
tably conGrmed) of the remedies hith-
erto administered through the medium
Of the stomach, with the view of reno
wing certain diseases Of the lungs and
their appendages, which reference
to the physiology of that vi,cus will
explain.
Aud lastly, it will elueidate, by in
teresubg facts and authentic cases,
(mapy of whom can be, personally re-
ferred to J the more rational and sue
eessful method of conducting the cure
of pulmonary consumption, BY ihe
direct application Of neto class Of
remedies to the morbid organs By iaha-
taUon.
N. b. Until the work be pub
lished DR.. NJ. will give advice to dis
tant patients, on their cases being sta
ted TO him by their attending pbysi-
clans.
Z Philadelphia. I47 South 9Th street.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Thirty Dollars Reward.

E ANYWAY from the subscriber,
EH living in Leesburg, Virginia, on
Sunday the fist instant, a negro man
named TOM; he is ahou, five feet or
40 inches high; had ca when he went
away dark cloth roundabout; panta.
looms of the same Tom is about TWEEN
ty-two ar three years Of age, broad
shonlhered, small legs, and large feet;
he is ready To give su answer when
spoken to, and of ar uncommon lively
turn: has propensity for gaming; pro-
badly he has pass, as he was in the
practice Of visiting free blacks who
could write. The above reward will
be given If taken out Of the state, aud
sen dollars if taken In the state, and
all reasonable charges for bringing
him home, or securing him in jail 50
1 get him again.
JOHN w. COE.
April 2S--tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
WILL BE SOLD.

A T PUBLIC AUCTION al the
IN Court House Of Frederick Coun.
~ on the 4th day Of June next, one
Negro Girl, the property Of the late
Margaret F. Pfnchsrd decd. about
&c years old, smart and active, and
has been employed in Hoose wnrk-u
credit of twelve months will he Civ
en-the purchaserexecntiug Bond with
good security,
OBED WAITE, yadm'r.
". B, The Bonds given at the sale
ofthe Estate ofStephen Priteh .rd deed.
are due and if not paid before the 10th
day Of May next suits will be brought
on them. DEED WAf9st.
- April 2p--stp7f
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
40 Shares Bank stock.

XA AN TED Immediately forts-
w five Shares Bank Stsst. oh a
credit Of three years: for the payment
(which andeniable security will be s,,
ven on valuable proper,y in au adj
dining Cou uty Par will he given,
and the interest ari-ios upon the whole
amount paid in advance. further
particulars, apply. postage paid, to
the Editor of the Winchester Gazette.
April n.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
SHANNONDALE SPRING.
THE undersigned has rented the
M0nnOnda[e Spring.

situate within FIVE miles OF Charles.
town, Jefferson Couaty, Virginia.
The buildings commenced last sums
mer, and four additional brick build.
ings, viii! be finished in due time -
Its scarcely necessary TO state, that
the medicinal qualities of the Shans
noudale are nearly the same with
those of the Bedford water; by some
IT is considered even wore elfeescinn.
IN bilious diseases. He will be ready
10 receive company by the Grst of
July, certainly, perhaps sooner. Ne
promises every comfort and accommo.
datioD in his power TO render.
Feb. ~. J. STEPHENSON.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
NOTICE.

gHSHE Stockholders in the Ashby's
a Gap Turnpike Company are re-
qnested to meet at Johu U"p's, in
Middlehurg, on Friday, the s,h day of
June, 1921, TO elect President, -four
Directors, and Treasurer, and 10
transact such other business as may
be laid before them.
By order Of the President & Directors.
A. GIBSON, Treasurer
Nav 5-tdm
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
A Valuable Cook

NNITH her two children for sale,
w OF exchange for negro girls or
beys, upon fair valuation. Also wish
to purchase negro tay from lS to 20
years of age, able and stronS, aud ca.
pable of driving wagon. Cash will
be given for such one.
ROBERT X. BARTON.
RICHARD w. BARTON.
Aprii IL.