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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
THIRTY THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY. =
AUsTERLITz,

AUBTERLlTz, December ].
General Buxhowden. with comfortable
number Of other generals, OF whole names We
are ignorant. have been killed. The Ruiian
general Kutufow is wounded his fon-in-l law. q
young man ofgreat merit, 10 killed.
"On counting the number of the dead bodies
,he~ were found eighteen thouiand RufIians, fix
hundred AuftIiaDs, and nine hundred French
We have here fcven thouiand wounded Ruff
fans, and according to all accounts, three thou
fand wounded FfenchmcR. General Roger
Voihubcrt 10 dead OF his wounds. An hour be-
fore his death took place, he wrote TO the En-
peTor "l lhoald wilh TO have done more for
you in an hour will be no more. l regret
not the iofs of life, fnce have been able to par
ticipalc in victory which aHpres you Of Z. .haps
py reign. when you think Of thofs hssvc' med
who have been wholly devoted 70 yous think
ALTO of me. II have only TO remind You that
have family cannot do more to recommend
them 10 your notice."
"Gsncrals Kellefman, Scbaaiani, and The.
bault, are ou. OF danger. Gepcrals Marty and
Damont are wounded, but by no means DANCE
rouny.
"The names Of the generals made prifoners
are, Bubizsnfki, Wimp,en, Mueller, Zazo~ iki,
Berg Vsich2n, Strizy, Szerkakcff. Prince Rep
min, Prince Siberki, Adrian, Laeanuf. Sulima,
MeacpksG, WocoikcA.
Many more died on the field cf battle !; be-
iides from fo0s to FIVE hundred officers, among
whom are 10 Msjon and Lieutenant Colonels,
and more than 90 captains.
"The Emperor has dr6fed the MiniRer Tai
leyrand TO tepsir from Vienna so Bfunn. The
negotiations are going on at Nieolibure. M
Marct was at Auaerlitz with the Emperor, who
afixed hi, Genature. at that place, to the Ia.
boD al the MiniRer and the Council of State.
The Emperor will pai' this night at Bruus.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
THIRTY-FIFTH BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.

BRUNN, Dec. 1.-THE Ruiilan
Army began its march to Rui1ia on
the 8 of December, in three columns.
The frG took the rout by Cracow
and Therefpel I; the lecond by Kefchan,
Lemberg, and Brodi, and the third
by Tyrnau, Balfka, and Ufliadin.--
The Emperor of Ruflia is at the head
Of the tirit. Independent of the artil-
lery belonging to the different battal-
ions, the Rufiians loft park of artil-
lerY of 100 cannons, and the. ammuni-
ton Wagons. The emperor has in
fpeded this park, and gave orders that
all thefe pieces fhould be ient to France.
To have taken from so to 100 can
mons in one battle, is an inlance with
out any parallel. They had been all
in aetualiervice during the battle.
Chief d'Efcadron Chapolin adju-
tant of Mar(hal Bernadotte, is killed.
The Colonies Lacourf of the sth resi-
ment of Dragons; Digfon, of the
a6th Regiment of Chafeurs Brun,
Of Marihal Beilicres Gerard, Adiu-
tant of Martial Bernadotte |; Mares,
Adjutant of Martial Davouit, are
wounded.
The Chiefs of battalion, Perrier, OF
the goth regiment of infantry of the
line !; Grunc, of the 4th regiment of
infantry ofthe line Schwiter, of the
s7th regiment of infantry Of the line ;
the Chiefs of Efcadron, Grambot, of
the I'd regiment of Carabineers; Di-
delon, ,ofthe cd regiment of Dragons ;
Bardiichen, of the 4th regiment OF
HufIars the Chiefs of Battalion Of
Artillery, Abr:6f, Ruhret, and Mo-
billiard, of the ssth regiment of the
line Broids of the 43d and the
Chiefs d'Efcadron, Preville, of the I'D
ChaGeuss Of the Imperial Guard, Boy
ermann, Bonn & Thierty are wounded.
Captain Herve, Of the horse chat
ieurs of the guard, is dead IN COME
quence of his wounds. Capt. Ceilt,
Lieutenant Bereau Babeneg Guvol
Fournier, Caded, Bayeux and Msnos,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

Had. Qya,fsys. Aze<yi:fx, Dfcenbry 7.
Napoleon, Emperor OF The French a0d King
Of Italy. DEGREES as foilows
/. a contribufion of 100 million francs Ia
bovc four millions ftsrling) is 20 be raiicd from
Auttris, Morsvia, and other Provinces Of the
hosie OF Aparia which are now 10 the poGsfion
Of the Ffcnch army.
III. This FUN 10 iosended as grstuisy for the
army. agreeaby to diRribution which is yet
TO be arranged.
III. The prico Of all msgsxioes. of fals. to-
bacco, arm'. powder. and other military eores.
which the Fsench army has no nced of, and
which our General Of the artillery may not take
TO France, and the falc of which We will deter
mine, fhail be given into the moscy cheR Of our
army. in order TO divide it among them a. .
srstuisy or prize money.
w. Out of the funds Of thefe contributions,
a. well as thofe OF Snabia, there is TO be paid
three months pay TO all Generals, Oficers ard
Privates. who have been. or may yet be wound
ed in this war. ~
fSisned) MARET.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French, and King
of Italy, decrees az follows -
| Art. ]. The Widows of the generals killed in
the battle Of AuRcrlitE fhall receive pen6on for
life Of 5000 francs the widows Of Coloncls
aod Majors, penhoo Of 1900 francs. Our
Miniaer az War is charged with the execution of
this Decree, which fhzll be inherited in the order
Of the day Of the Army, & in the Bollerin Of law.
(Signed) M MARET.
Napoleon,& &c. DEGREES as follows:
Art. |. We adopt all the Children
of the Generals, Officers and Soldiers,
who were killed in the battle of Auf-
| terlitz.
II. They hall be fupported and edu-
| Gated at our expence, the boys at the
Imperial Palace Of BambouiiIet, and
the girls al tie Imperial Palace of ST.
Germain--the boys ihall be provided
for by us, and the girls receive a
portion.
| iii. BeGdes their Chriltian and fam
| lily names, they ihaIl be entitled to
bear the name of Napoleon. Our
Grand Judge will obferve, in this cafe,
all the formalities prefcribed by the
Civil Code.
| Nv. Our Grand Marfhal of the Pal
ace and Intendant General of the
Crown are charged with the execu-
ton of the preient decree which fhall
be publiihed in the order of the day
ofthe Army, and inherited in the bull
4 kletin of laws. BY order of the En-
.4pcror, +- ----s-- n = r AIARET.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.

LoNDoN, Feb. S.-The death Of
Mr.. PITT has ,occaGoned an entire
new change OF the Miniary. The
following are faid to be the new ap-
pointments, viz.
Lord Crenville, Firf Lord Of the
Treafary, vice Mr.. Pitt, deceafsd.
Lord (late Mr.. Erikine, Lord Chan-
.celior, ujee Lord Eldon. =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.

The Duke of York, continues Com
mander in Chief-but great com.
plants are made Of him !; and Coun-
Gil of War has been added to his Of
fee. Mr.. Sheridan, Treafurer of the
Navy. Gen. Fitzpatrick, Secretary
at war-Lord Mimic, PreGdent of
the board of Control. Mott of the
other Officers are changed, and the
friends of Lord Grenville, Mr.. Fox, or
Mr.. Addington, (Lord Sidmouth) fill
their places.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
DEATH OF MR.. PITT.

LONDON, Jan.s3 ---Yelferday morn
ing, died, at his houfe in Putney, the
Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer,Firit Lord of
the Admiralty, &c. &c. He had been
i'll feveral weeks. His unwearied at
tention TO bufinefs, and the lively in
tereh he took in paiIing events, occa-
foned an extreme debility in his fyf-
tenn, which deprived him OF his ufual
rea, and led to general breaking up
Of his con(titution.-An hereditary
gout, attended by dropfy, and fever,
prevented his either taking or retain
ing food or medicine and fnilhed
his exiitence on earth. About 48
hours before his deceale, his phyiician
requeffed the Britilh of Lincoln to in
form him Of his ftuation and that
his dileafe was beyond the power OF
medicine to battle. He received the
information with perfed re6gnation,
made his will, declared his firm reli-
ance upon the mercy Of Cop, and that
he died in peace with all mankind.
The Morning Chronicle, the leading
. paper of Oppoiition, thus notices the
deceafe Of this great man;
"The world are little acquainted
with the true character of thar diff
tineuiihed body Of men, known by the
name Of the Oppoiition. if they i'm
pute 10 them the indulgence Of any
fecret fatisfaaion on the melancholy
lors 10 his King and Country of q mott
eloquent and able Statefman. 1t was
not with nm that they were at war.
They are at war with a SYSTEM which
has marked with calamity every period
of his Majelty's reign |; which began
with making America independent of
Great. Britain, and which has now
made the continent of Europe depen-
dant upon France
OF the juItice of this clear dif-
tinetion and Of the iteadinefs with
which the Oppoftion have invariably
! applied it, no proof can 70 frcngly
jpeak as this fimple faa-that whene-
yer the illufrious perfon, who is no
more, was at war with that fyltem, HE
AND. THE OPPOSITION WE'RE ONE.
I" Independent, therefore, Of the ef-
TEEN Of many, and the admiration of
all, forfplendid abilities, and for elo-
quencerarely equalled, the OpPoftion,
we can. venture to iaY:for. them indi-
! jvidually, as collectively, feel the death
of PIrr as great public calamity."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03

Our readers have no doubt obfer-
we'd, that in our laf paper, Ifaac Will
Der Efq. and Gen. Simeon Martin,
were both mentioned as candidates
for the Office Of Lieutenanr- Cover
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
IMPR OWED PR OPERTY IN THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.

by virtue of deed oftrua, executed by Alexan-
A. der and Peter Field Trent, to the fubfcriber in
order to ieeure the payment ola fun of money, there
in ioseifed; will be offered to the higheG bidder
for eaB, or country produce on the goth May next:
three improved TENEIENTS, on the Main areet
i'll the town of Manchester, viz A two ftory yellow
houie, formerly occupied by Afher Marx, containing
two rooms below, and two above fairs, and large
and convenient Lumber Houfe. By expending
lmaHam in repairing the houfes attached to this lot
1t would be rendered the mott eligible ituation in tina,
town for bulines. The houfe and lot at preient in
the occupancy of Mrs. Turner, containing three
rooms, viz. tore, lumber and counting-room. To
perion who is anxou, TO inveft his funds in the
grocery line, the eligibility of this tenement, as
ttand, invites his moa ferrous attention-And the
houies and lot adjoining Mrs. Turner, and a. pre-
tent unoceupied; this tenement is in good repair
and calculated to accommodate fnall family, hav-
ing kitchen, fable, &c. Should any perfon with
to lee the above property BE- before the day of iae
enquire of Edward w. Trent, Richmond
JOHN ARCHER, Trae-.
Amelia, April 90. (tdl)
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[VoLuME 8.

days preceding the battle, they had nothing q
eat The horfes were famifhed to fuch de-
gree, that thofe belonging to the artillery could
| no longer draw. OF courfc in the battle, the
artillery was of little ufe, excepting in thofe fte-
! tions where it was at 6rf planted. The total
failure OF Provi6ons and forage was alone fulfil
Gent to prevent our maintaining our pot any
longer at Olmutz, or to take another ftaton fur
Their IN the rear. Thefe circumstances urged
the necetiity of the battle, the happy refuIt of
which could only be expected from the valour
! OF the troops. The Imperial Guard, of which
It is faid in Bulletin, that it loft all its colours,
are fill IN poifctiion of them, and have taken
one pair from the enemy. The Combined Ar
my, 1t is faid, loft $1,000 killed and 10000 pri-
toners. Do they include among thele the 10000
laid to have been drowned
Alter 10 many forced marches, and 70 much
fatigue and hunger as had been fuitaiued, with
the tcknets coniequeDt thercunto (; after the
affairs upon the Danube and in Moravia of the
whole RulIisD army there is not'a deficiency OK
more than feyeuteen thoufand men. But were
the lois as conhderable as the Bulletin has pre-.
tended, why was not the Rutiian army purified,
as that Bulletin faliely afierts ? On the con-
trary, the Rufian army kept the field till the
next morning. The armiftice was not conclud.
ed, but with the Emperor of Germany, at
whole particular deirc the Ruii;ans irlt COM
menceei their retreat, and which was ALTO ef-
teeted in good order and without lois, notwith-
tanding the French partly anert, that during
the negotiations with Aufria, the French army
protecuted its victories. To enhance the glory
OF this day, the French Bulletin fiys that the
French Guard (the referve CORPSE took no part
in the battle. The fame Bulletin, however. af.
forwards aaerts, that when one FreHch battal-
lion was broken by the RuiIiar. Guard, Bona.
parte ordered Martial Bafie:es to advance, and
that the Imperial guards on both ides immedi-
ately came to action.
The French Bulletins abound with falr. fate
ments, over which the pretended noifc and die.
traction occatloned by the difcharge of 900
pieces of cannon, and conflict between 900.
600 men, throw but fimfcy coverng.-Can
1t pothbly ferve the interehs ola great General
to fanction inch reports; can he really fand
IN need of fuch means as thefe to increafe thai.
military glory, which is not denied him /? Poc
fe'1ty anil jnqiee to tie tymb.
OLMuTz, jamie.
The lateft accounts from Auitria fate the
number of the French in the hofptals, at $4,000
men. When we add to thefe, 6 or 900 that
fell in the battle of Aufter,tz, it win nrove.
that this day, which, according to the French
accounts, colt them 70 fmall number of men.
was truly tanguinary, and mutt, of courfe, havs
been an advantage dearly purchafed by Bona
parte.
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-
THE RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF
THE BATTLE OF AUSTERLITZ.
From the PetecGwgb Journal, of Feb. Q.

From the Peterj6argb journal, of Feb. Q.
TRoRPAU, Jan. 25.
The iiine of the Battle or Auferlitz has been
10 wei confirmed by its consequences, that il
is almoft incredible how France could publiI1
iuch extravagant and untrue relations of that
affair. All Europe, and the RuiIian nation in
particular, juitly expect relation on our part.
The love of truth alone, and the win TO adj
duce none but well authenticated facts, have
hitherto prevented the appearance of this rels-
ton. In the mean while, it is necelIary to cor
rect Tome OF the ftdtements of the French Bull
letins, partlcularlythe 3oth, & to lay them be-
fore the public
General Savary fpoke with two perrons ONLY
belonging TO the Emperor's flute and except
Jng theie, he only faw fome Field adiutants.
who bad brought dispatches from their Chiefs,
or were in waiting TO tranfmt orders TO them
The Chief of the French nation might not
have derived any pleafure from the converfati-
on of Prince Dolgorucky; but he at the fame
time forgot that the RuiIiaEs did not belong to
thote nations who fought his protection.
The number of the allied army, as ftated in the
Bulletins "was 10000 men, viz. 10000 Ruff
fans and $4,000 Auferians, & the French much
inferior."-B why were their numbers not
given !-Beiides the Referve, which alone was
faid to be equal to an army, the enemy's force
couiiltcd of four large dv6ons, of 20 900 infin.
try and 5000 cavalry each, commanded by a
Marlal and two Generals of Bivifon. The
combined army on the other hand, con(ifted
OF $4,000 Rni'idns and 1900 Autrisns.
But this inferiority in number was the Leaf
misfortune of the Ruilian army; the fcarcity of
proylhons was 10 great, that for nearly two
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Foreign 1ntsuiGente.
BALTIMORE, Nay u.
ct NV &oawtf.

The following Articles of CapituIation were
received per the Ann, capt. Rutfer, by gentle
man IN this city, who politely handed them to
the editor for publication.
ARTICLES or CAPITULATION
Propofed by Lieutenant General I.Nsspus. On
vernon and commander in chief of the Rata
Wan forces, at the Cape Of Good Hone. to
brigadier general BARgsFoRD, duly authoriC.
ed by major general Sir DAVID BAIRD, K, O.
and commodore Sir HOME PoPHAu, X. M
commanding the military aud naval forces of
his Britannia maiefty.
ARTICLE I.
AS Ioon as this Capitulation is Toned. tbe
whole fettlement Of the Cape Of Good Hon.
with all its dependencies, and the rights and
privileges held and exercifed ny the Bat-,ian
government, will be con6dered as f,,rre,,,,,red
by To-, governor lieutenant general Janncns, to
his Britannia msicny.
Hgjsoer. Agreed to.
ARTICLE IT.
Inc Batavian troops are to march with all
their baggage, arms, &c. TO a place hereafter
to be agreed upon, aud retain every thing. nc
well what belongs to them, AZ to individual.
and be ut liberty either freely TO difpofe Of tbe
iame' Or If they prefer, take every thing away
with them.
TnIqOer. The Batavian troops niaI march
from their prefent camp within days, or foon
er, If convenient, with their guns, arms and
baggage, and with all the honors of war 70 81.
mons-town; they fhall retain all private pro.
perty and the officers, their fwords and horrcs.
but their arms, tredfure and all public property
OF every deicription, together with the cayalry
and artillery horfes mua he delivered no in
confederation however of their gallant conduit.
the troops will be embarked and fent ltraight to
Holland, al The eXpeaCe Of The Briiifb govern.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
TURNPIKE COMPANY

a T meeting of the Board of Directors on the
L n 10th of May, 1906
Reoired, That the Stockholders be required to pay
into the hands of the Treafurer, the further FUN of
four dollars each hare, on or before the 4th of
June next.
Rsioived, That the Clerk be inRruaed to call a
meeting of the Stockholders, to be held at Mr..
Brookss tavern, OIL Saturday the 18th June next for
the purPoe of deciding bufines of consequence to
the company. Extract from the minutes,
JAMES 3RANDER, elk.
May Is. I'm
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Wak6ington, Nay Sd, 1906.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIYEN,

, NOTICE rs HEREBT- GIVEN,
MAT fealed Propofals will be received by the
Treafurer of the United States, as Agent for the
Commiiiioners of the Sinking Fund, until the 18th
day of June next incuve for the purchae of the fol-
lowing fpecies of the public debt, viz Eight per
cent; Old Six per cent: and Deferred Six per cent
Stocks, with the Dividends payable the firf of
July next off.
Such perfons as may be delirous of ing Cor
the taie OF portion of the aforementioned tocks
are requeited to tranimie their propoals aled up, un
der cover to the ubferiber, fpecifying therein the
unredeemed amount and Species of faid Stocks, and
the Lowell price they will accept for the fame; which
Propoias will be opened on the 18th day of June
next, in the manner directed by law.
In all cafes where the terms are approved Of nav
mcut will be made immediately after the nocks thus
Purchafed, iha have been transferred TO the rubfcr
Der in trutt fer the United States.
tn. T. TUCKER.
1rtgc IN. Statei.
May S. (lm)
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trult, bearing date the
- 18th April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Ohice, to me executed by James Deane Fran
els B. Deane, and Thomas M. Deane, to fecure GER
lain FUN of money, due by them to Jofeph Gallego-
will offer for fale, to the hge bidder on the 26th
day OF May next, at Cumberland court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being Part of the property,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One tra4 containing one hundred and thirty fe-
ven acres, or lefs, uate in the couHty of Cun,
berland, fix miles above the Court Houie, being
tract purchafed by the faid Deanes, from Parton
CoPton, as will appear by reference the deed of
fae on record, in the faid County Court.
One traGt containing two hundred, and FIVE acres,
more or lcis, ftuate in Cumberland, on the fouh
iide of the road, leading To the Court Houie, one
mile dlitant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverley Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The firff of the above tracts, is fid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber the other
is nearly half cleared.
NJ B. BY the content of all parties intereifed, the
fae will take place the Goth day of May next, as
above ftated, and the of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchafers 20 give bonds
bearing intereis, and approved fecurty
M. B. POTTIAUX.
April Is. 0df.)
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6aieg 1T durt;Gn.

On ErA1y ne e3rd iua. at TIE auzs room Of tie SUB
JiriStr5, sUWb. (Lif CAP, p9cfivey Vuif5out re-
fyve,
a Quantity OF HARDWARE and CUrL cry
7 u confang of.-fcythe blades fckles x cut, mill
pit and hand-faw files, rafps, chiles, plane. irons
drawing knives, ck locks, ring laches, round bolts
iron rim locks carpenters and thoe hammers brais
cocks, Reel fnuhers, ivory bone and buck handle
knives & forks coffee mills, walters padocss &C. &c.
AIso-Ladies' and mems fix s. leather gloves, ro-
mall & pucat handkerchefs n,ulinet, coarre (,oes,
mems fine white and black hats &c. &C.
TAYLOR e. BROWN, v. Mrs
May l6. tdC
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April 90.
WILLIAM HART.

0Rp9ffe the Soak Hogfe,
II EEPS confiantIy on hand large ouan,;,y =,
N BOTTLED PORTER and ALE, which he
can Recommend of tire irft quality having pureha.
led Mr.. BILLrNoToN's flock, and feeling everv boz.
tie filed hinlielf Families fupplied with Draft BEER
by the barrel or retail
Alio for cath or country produce only, a general
alioriment OF Groceries, among which are
Fine fiavor'd transparent Rum Shrub
Bohea Tea by the chef or ID. 4 quantity Of New
England Cheeie and few bufiels of Irh Potatoes,
very cheap.
April %. et4v S.oau,r
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SaieB at anettnn.

On Wednefday 9sth inf. at the Store of MIR.
Henry MsClatchy, will be fold by auction;
n Ii his STOCK in TRADE, confffting of
IA complete aGortment of dry goods. to-
gether with his Houlehold Furniture.
Terms OF faie for all fums not exceeding 90
dollars, cath above 90 and not exceeding 100,
ninety days: above 100, fix and nine months.
Notes with approved indorfers negotiable in
the Bank of Virginia, will be required.
TAYLOR * BROWN, Aud'rs.
May 10. tdf
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JUST RECEIVED.

RI ME fubfcrher, is particularly requefted by
Meirs. Abbo,ts and Steward (fucceGors to J.
iaac W. Morris of Philadelphia in the Brewing buff
neis) to make known TO the citizens of Richmond,
and the public generally that they mean to keep him
supped from time to time with efficient onanti.ies
OF PORTER x BEER from their Brewery, to an
S"er the oonfumption of Richmond and the country
trading herewith.
The inbicriber can fay with confidence, that indg-
ing from the flmpe heretofore received, that both
fhe POTTER K BEER is Of hyperion quality, aud
VII be Told as low as 1t can be had in Philadelphia
Orders from the country will be promptly attended TO.
DANIEL TRlPLETT.
Apsl Is. sw