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OSCAR.
W. Masters Of ressets and Pilots taks


w. Masters Of pessets and Pilots take
notice.
On the Goth of MAY next. the following al
terations will take place i'll the Boston and
Cape Cod Lights: the former will be chang
cd to a revolving light, on Lewis improved
plan, and will appear brilliant 40 seconds and
be obscured 20 seconds, alternately, the latter
vii! cease to appear and disappear rs before,
and will be made fixed light
Printers OF newspapers in the seaports Of
this; and the other States, arc desired to give
publicity 10 the foregoing notice.
The following curious prediction, is copied
from work published il Paris, entitled " E.
verlasting Prophecies, from the year 1921 to
the End Of the World."---lt will be difficult
to preserve cattle, through the severity Of the
winter in the year 1911. From that year, a
peace of the whole century will be enjoyed
by Christendon.
Precious Oa.-Thc following" N. B us
added to an advertisement of Mr.. Morton,
canlk"r, at Athens:
"Wanted, the Oil of Washington's ADJ
ministration, a sovereign antidote against rust
accommodating on Mechanics Tools"
Balance.
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NEWBURYPCR1', ,ihrl %.

Coau If letter resolved here, dated
BoUIpEaCx, March s.
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command them, as the greater part have bscn
c.,iicd off to attend a, court lnartlA at Baton
Roure. ON the Mississippi, between TWO and
three. hnnslre.I miles West OF Fort Stoddert.
=. rne town and fort uf Mobile are stiil oc-
cu,::,.I NV the Spailirads {: nor il it known
vhe-har any dem md has yet been made at
.h.n under the authority OF the government.
u,nnily, however,, the United States, tho
,hey haze, it in their power to displace theSpa-
"; .,,,s from thi. Evorite position, mag, with
on, DOING lis, if they dcem it more expedi-
ear, 20 avoid it, secure to their citizens every
advantage Of a free trade on the bay and river
Mobile. The Spanish authorities enforce no
datias at present: but it may put out OF
their power TO cnioree them, to extend the
j,rislic.ion Of the United States across the
BAY easswartilyas far as the Per,lho, and north
ward!y TO the 5lst degree, leaving to the Spa
n:rrls merely the tow, Of Mobile and few
miles round it for their particular aeeomulo.
tlation. The eastern eh.M,ne! OF the Mobile
layer, the mouth Of which is on the opposite
satc Of the bay, nine. mi!es frosn the town, IS
X least as eligible !o;' navigation as u: West
err. channel, aud it would probably be gene
sa.ly preferred. did not either business ii, the
town Or the necessity Of reporting to the Spa
nisn officers compel the persons concerned IN
tie trade of that river 10 ascend the Western
channel.
~ handsome we'll watered SiuF, not far
fro,n the nlouts. of the Eastern channel on the
min land, has often been pointed oct rs IN
eligible scitc for :. town, which at some future
dav, it is commended must eclipse tic town OF
Mobile and 4 military station on that adyan-
:.gcous spot, would, it is fully believed, by
the persons acquainted with it, completely
command and protcc, the trade of the river
aad the civil jurisdiction Of the country as far
as the Perdido''
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Public Sale.

ne suoscrber~, Ia pursuance Of decree oi
the county Court Of Fairfax mad, in q
suit between the executors OF Ge.,. j.co, ,e
Wa"nlns'on. ceased, plaintiffs, and MI.
Hum oAhard, defendant; viii, on Ss.ur.
aay' the 18th day OF June mex, be,w cen
the hours o, eleven O'clock, in the lore
noon, and three o'clock in The alter
noon OF th"t Day, at the tavern of Captain
fumes riley, in the county of Fairfax.
proceed to SILL for reudy money,
A Tract OF Land, situate on
Ditlcult Run, in tho SAID county, con aiming
ny estimation 800 acres, which Land is uoa
IN the possession Of the said Wlliam ,shetara.
ne land will be lail off in convenient lots
ION the accommodation OF purchasers. On
tlis 'ahd Is large 3'i,k Nil tor The manu-
tac,ure OF Hour. The mil and the mill ,or
Will DC sold seperate from the rest of H..
tract. NO more OF the sDove property Will
Dc sold than will be necessary TO raise the
sum OF che tn .usand thr.e hundred * thirty
'nfee pounds six si1ilings and eight pence, !
WIN IN crest thereon, alter tie rate of SIX
per 'entum per annum, from nc 5th ta, of |
'-auary, 1905, untii paid, AID he cost. of
ne SUIT with the costs d the safe.
Edmund I: Lee,
Thomas Swami,
- Commits sionars.
.'Hy cots
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- Domestic Manufactures,
May 9

lust received and for safe at the DoMzs9Ie
WARsRoUsE, King street.
A LSRCE supply Of oingham,, Cham
n orays, Stripes, Che, k, Bed-,ick ns,
bcHtick Stripes, Nankeen,, Waisicoa,;n,
uiniture Chick, Eounterranes white ard
G: ored Cotton Thread Viewers Reeds or
Stays, Fax and Gotten Whcc.., Cut Reels,
Shoe Thread, Turk, y.red AID pun Cotton
for weaving, kai,tin. Or I. &c, some Of
which at reduced prices and ten crates and
bogshcads COLU.l84y1 W.iRE, assorted
Tor retailers
Aad on hand as usual,
Cloth, Cass.m res, Cassincts, Sstinets.
great variety OF p yin & t~!i!cd chambrays
handsome patern,, woe in town. Printed
Cai,coes and ShaNls, Shiuings Shee,inss.
FLAX & NV Linens, Spades, Shove!s, Sic.
klcs, Stythes, Tackles, Glue. &c On tn
nost Of these good, liberal discnuat f.,
CAST WIZ be aiioWcu; terrns otherwise, VII.
DC accommodating for good notes
John MacL cod, Agent.
~ Feather Beds and Hair Ma1,ra,ses
OF ihe best materials, ready made and MAD.
TO otder-a'd Feathers & Hair purchased.
May s. COX,
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live Dollars Reward:
May 9

SiKAfED or STOLEN from the .ubscri-
per- at Ravensworth, Fairfax county, on
the 2sth of April.
n; LARGE SORREL HORSE, upwards
IA OF fifteen hands high, seven years old
This sprln, with biaze in his face, small
sore on has back, his sides little rubbed with
the -stlrrup feathers, shod all round and his
SHOES much worn, has been locked, his name
Is snort and 'incilnes to hang. on eaeh side,
mas brisk walk and riots lofty. Whoever
VIII take up the said horse and bring HIM 10
me- or send me a letter to the pos.-nitios 10
Aiex'ndris, so that ! Sat ,s.iui AGAIN, shall
receive the above reward,
John Burk. |
Mays: aek2awais
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Public Sale.

WILL HE SOLD It Fauquier Court House,
on 4Noaiay. 27tl ins:Int, for Cash,
4 TRACT If l. ND, continuing aaout
n $50 acr:s lying near the Thorongi /.
larc Mil, and in the id county of Fauquier.
This land Will sold under decree vi the
superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich.
mond district, in a suit therein depending
b tween William Bryan, plaintiff, x James
Morgan and others defendants.
The Commissioners.
MAY 9 dts
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Port of AIexandria,

ENTERED,
sloop Roena, Ch.lwisk, Newfdsora /;
sundries; to the master.
Schooner Ann, Wade, Fredetsburg ;
dry goods to S. Marks & Co.
Ship Wii,ielmina, Fowle, Backwards
to, Lawrason and Fewle.
SHAW & PIERQ
Snip carfen.er,, N A!tx41a,
Desc rFULi. inform thu rchants
N Of this place, that they hatommen-
ccd the above business, and are " TO un-
detake any business in theirlin Captain
c.,cman's wharf. From long berience,
they Ratter themselves thar sheyf be able
to give satisfaction te,ttose whqE employ
them.
Mays. dSs'
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fnTtOn neau, SEOVt iSIsU~t !.O..i sao "-itSiiAo
g.,.ccr, announcing ,has he had received TO
further information from Frame. The fol-
!awingis cS.raesed from the same paper:
"I,;tlc dependence can be placed on the
report Of Captains OF vessels, vino are tre-
auently interested in the statements they
make, and whose means OF Information are
necessarily limited. We have therefore no
auihenie information OF the state OF things in
FGance subscg.en, 10. tie 81 u February"
= :;arely the Lts!hgencel DEPENDS greatly on
the credui,y OF good Nature Of his readers, or
he would net attempt to amuse them with
Svch stuff rs isis. Was not the letter of A.
Vail, Esq. American consul at Torrent, da-,
,sd the NINTH OF MARCH, published
more than two weeks ago! Did rot that letter
give {" Authentic" information? And had we
rot ample evidence, independent Of this state
ment' Blu; VIC arc insultiag!y ted that cap.
tins Of vessels arc Frequently interested" in
their reports. Yes, truly whcn cigh, or ten
OF them arrive III one vessel, they arc "intc.
scsteti' in tlc,lring chat their vessels and pro.
perry were seized aud sold, and they the m.
seIses confined in loatasome dungeons, and
treated IN every respect worse than prisoners
o, war. They were ; interested" IN telling
all this, aud We are not to believe word of
It, because it WIS not officially announced, and
sheir'" rl,eahs of Information" were "li,nit.
ed." About fortnight ago, the Intelligent
Ger informed Us, that a. fesv dcys he should
t-v0r US with h;s opinion Of the state of our
Affairs with France and mos, consoing one
is, wish vengeance. The government,
We have no doubt, possesses late and au-
: sashecs' information on this subject and all
'''0e:S'h they may be unwilling to publish the
: Hs''' II cnaot>be expected 70 be of very
tSo'aoie tenor. We Can believe the accounts
:, 's''''' 'roSi France, although they do not
sPpsn q @0d'e from the charge &c. aff.ircs at
, R.sis. =
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tfore T" .As.ernos:pes."

no person despair: we shall do very,
ven yet We have tried Alternatives a,rea-
SS'0 VIC al know what sort OF stuff they
~ composed Of: Etshsrso,. war. or submis-
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GLE.y.l.rDaE:3 naILF GILLETTE.

TO SHEw
fss war AGE aNp BODY OF THE TIME
N,s ecRH AM raEssUnE.
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TaURSO " MORNING, War0.

The Schooner Fclls Point, fialr.son, arrived
1T Baltimore On Monday last, in 29 days from
Carshagcna, brinsiai, accounts OF complete
revolution having taken place in tia, country,
BY WHICH the old governrnen, was entirely
destroyed; anticipates from the new Junta
were coming to this country. The mail of
last evening furnishes no other foreign arti.
Gle OF consequence.
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To the Public

On the 9th ult. an opinion in print was dis
tributed in this town, with the signature Of
John T Mason, on the disputed tii& to an isl
and, then in the possession Of Nh M'Carty.
1t was made my duty to demand of Mr.. Ma
tanned in int opinion On the 10Th Of A epi
wrote to Mr.. Mason to this effect.-Ssyeral
letters passed between us, and the correspon.
dence was terminated by the ensuing letters,
in which the excepdonable sentiment is dis
claimed by Mr.. Mason, in manner cody
satisfactory to me, and honorable to bins n.
;. ~ w LEE
Georgetown, May 9th, 1911.
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Millinery e Misunderstanding,
In their several branches,
Il. cell as NEEDLE lFORK If all kinds,
COLLECTS share ofthe patronage Of her
~ friends and the public She has recev-
ed few selected fashionable articles Of NIL
hnery, which will lie opened for lc en-
Thu, sdsy next, at Mrs. Ssfna Vck,ts, cor.
ner Of King and Columbus. streets.
Nav g.
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The Subscribers to the Union
Coffee House of Alexandra, are.
respectfully informed that it is
now-open tor their reception.
May 9. 1t
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Georgetown, May 9th, 1911.
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Copy Of letter Put IN the host office, GEORGE.
tcsom, April 25th, ISL, addressed ia Jam
: T. Mason, Esq. Mou.helier, near Hayers-
town, MARYLAND
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we Yesterday peh'sshssi, under the Wash-
inston head, short extract t-o:., che !nteill-
x.rccr, announcing ,hat hs had received TO
further information from Frame. The fol.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18
FUNERALS.


1T has been frequently observed, that the
practice Of calling over long list of mourn.
ers TO form procession At Funeral, is
often attended with such inconvenience, as
70 give anxiety and concern to those who
pay their last respect TO the deceased per
son, whose remains are 10 be inferred Pail
holders have been obliged TO stand upon the
cold and wet ground, or IN the wind and
rain, until the last couple named upon the
list have been deliberately called. Much
Tune tao is sometimes spent III enquIing
whether those who are named, are in the
House or not-bul the danger to which the
first called mOurners are exposed, in such
situation, gives : more serious concern 10
those who witness such delays Some of
them have b4en confined an warm room.
and become weak and lsnguid By close
and careful attention 10 the necessities uf
their late sick friend. Has not the health
OF many been Injured, and have not .ome
been brought to = bed Of sickness, in coase-
quence OF their being so )osed and if
50, Is II not much TO be desired that some
regulations should be adopted TO prevent 80
great al evil! The writer Of this has been
Informed shat the Selectmsn, (nhose duty
il IS To regulate Funerals,) have taken the
subject under their consideration ; but that
as every one is At liberty TO adopt the Gus
tom OF not, Us lis inclination may deter
mine, they have not YET judged it expedient
TO interfere in this respect OF late, the
Inconvenience, as il respects PLl-holders,
has been prevented by their not being re-
quested 10 so out, until after the calling of
theslst Is hnishedi but as it respects the
mourhers, il s,ill exists. II, when the chief
mouIners are gone out, the movement should
commence with slow and solemn steps, and
the others should be called with shorter
pause, and follow, without delay, the evil
would in some degree be remedied-but
why have any list prepared Could it not
be previously determined in the chamber of
the mourner, in what order the nearest re-
latiYes should walk, and when they have
LEFT the room, for others who walk as mourn
erS, to proceed without . ceremonial ar
rRngement or if, when tn the grave, all
without distinction lie, why should those
who are going to the grave, desire or ak
pect strict distinction, when such hazard
Of health is occasioned by observing it?
In some places, corps is inferred By per.
sons vino ara employed for the purpose.
without any procession and il has been
wished by some that this might b. the prsc-
tlcs here-but this is not the writer's wish
. The present mode of intcrment has been
long IN use.-lt may excite profitable me.
citation to 20 TO the House of mourning,
and hear q solemn address to Heaven on
such an occssion--snG when one sees a fu.
nerslprocession, hs is reminded, (mors fire.
quently perhaps than he otherwise would
be) Of his own mortality; but though the
time will come, when we shall all be sum
moned to quit this earthly state, is it not
our ddty, while we are permitted to abide
therein, to do what in Us les, 70 preserve
our health and that of others
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Richard Kelly's ERate.
Fc5. s, ISL.

THE creditors Of The eiate Of RICHARD
= KELLY, late Of Portland in the county
of Cumberland. mariner dece2fed, and ali
concerned, s;e heseby nouhed, that SARAa
KELLY, adminilra.rix On fsiI ellate, has eh-
hibted TO me her account Of naturalization,
and tie tame, together with an allowance g.
her Is Widow Of laid deces.ed, will be con
hIersd at Probate Cou-t 10 be holden Al
the RegiRer's Office, in fsi4 Portland, on
Wednesday, the 27th day Of February inif.
az ten o'clock il the forenoon, when and
where they may be prefeRt If they Zee ii.
SIM. REE84AN, frye sfha z c.--t.
Feb. Is, 1877. Qs)
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THE lubfcriher hereby gives public no,ice
TO all concerned, thst b. has beeu duy
appointed and has taken upon himleif he lrutt
Of adnintttrator on the eii2.e of
WILLIAM CALDWELL,
late of Pcrtland, in the county OF Cuu1ber-
land mariner. dsceafsd, by giving boad - che
law dretf.--He therefore rs4 us.t, All psfiDns
who are indebted to tbs tSrd d.>saled ei-
5ate,t 20 make immediate raynsnii ana thc-~
who have s..y d-n.a.'d, thzreon, - exhibit
the fame to LZ-h14L Day.
IlH- e.. 1871
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Sortiano,
Monday, February Is, 1871.

Monday, February Is, 1911.
Since our last we have received London
oates 70 January 8. They contain the pro.
csedings oi Parliament relative to the ap.
pointrent Of Regency, which hid not
bsea conpieted-thouSh IL VS. expected il
would be at an sd iourned meeting which
vas 70 he held on the 7th Of January =
when this is done, il is probable a Change
oa Ministers will Immediately take place,
and 4 spesdy repeal Of the Orders ID Coun
sal f5tOw particularly If il was ascer:ained
fbal the Berlin and Milan DEGREES had ceas
I'D to opeFate.-The health If the British
King remaIRed about the same a. al our
fsrRer dates.
Bonapsrte, it is said, Las recently had
smother attack Of bis Vienna complaint.
An Insurrection is reported u have been
broken out ST Madrid, winch tor = time
9nssaced the life and liberty OF Joseph Boz
nsparte. The military, from tbs neighhor.
arg provinces, succeeded in suppressing It ;
Lat Napoleon had, ~ Consequence, resolved
70 recall hls brother, and annex Spain TO the
AreRch empire
Aonspsrts has ordered conscription il
tae marine departments Of his erlnire, of
5000 children to be traaed 20 the sea.
Inventories of British merchandise have
teen made throughout Sweden, pr.parato-
ay 10 lis eOniscstlon and sale The cessjon
81 FMlsnd had been demanded and in the
expectation Of war between Russia and
'ts-poe, orders had been given for augnen-
li"s The army % $4,000 men.
treaty of marriage IS reported 10 be ~
contemplation between the ktug IF Prussia
and near relation of the emperor Alrx,n.
-hef' and coalition between the two
crowns.
a letter from Liverpool Of the 9TH
OF jan states, that large CONVOY from
We Baltic, was captured by the Danes,
amongst which il was said wrys M
American vessels.
II is understood that if the British
Vrders IA Council are not Immediately
iescnded, Mr.. Pinkney Will return 10
'hls country in the frigats Essex.
The ship Canton, from Baltimore,
uouhd 70 Europe, with cargo valued
= 10000 Francs, Was captured by =
fe''oh privateer Of IL guns, OH the I6
January. They put the crew of the
~ 'oh on board the English schooner
sa1hes, from Bermuda for Charleston
naa taken several otucr prizes,
s9His OF ~hieh they b4ras aud sss.k.
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frFT3h1NDG.


The schr Ja.on, Ainot, belonging to Mr..
D Manly, Of this town, was wrecked on al
island near Curracoa, on the 1ith Deem
Der last. She was from Barbados, bound
TO Carthsgena--vessela and cargo lost, crew
saved.
Tie schr Polly, capt Dyer, Of Penobscot,
sailed from Seal HArbor, on the 5th inst.
for the West Indies, put in here on the 9Th,
in distress, having sprung leak.
Sailed from Crona2dt, Od II, and from
Gottenburg, 18th Dee in co. with about
&C fail, moitly for England, Charles, At
we'll of Portland. The Live Oak, Var
reil, Of Sc4rboro', from PrufHa, for New
York, was parted with, in the Belt, Nov.
~, and fuppofed TO be captured or loft, az
ihe had not arrived 1T Gottenbu~E 18th
December.
About the a8th Nov. the brig Columbia,
Sullivan, Of kenr. bunk, from Riga, for N
York, 60: sihore on the Hand of Anhalt,
but got off 10 or hours, and failed in
the convoy from Gottenburg, Dec Is,
when ihe leaked badly, and was going into
Leith.-Samc time and place, fhip HamiI-
ton Moore, M'Cobb, of Georgetown, from
Riga for England, was totally lof with
her cargo--people fayed.
On Sunday 10th nft.arrived in town Mr..
Lemrel Blanchard, paGcnger in the fen.
Harriet & Jane, Simon Cooms matter,
from Eaftport, for Bottom, cad away on
SchoodiAc Iiland, on the night Of the z7th
ult.-The captain, crew and three paGen--
gers, amounting TO fix PerGons, we're
bliged to fuGain life, for nine days, upon
few herriDgs aud biicuit which hoated On
lhorc from their vei1el; and all the water
they could procure was from the fpray Of
the Tea, frozen and feparated from the falt.
Mr. b. fAys, the vegxl truck about II
O'Clock, midnight, and the people remain
ed laihed to the wreck, (the fea beating fu-
riouly over them until the tide permitted
them TO reach the fhore Of this defolate
IAand. 1t is proper to notice, that the a.
aforementioned people ale the fame iten
by capt. Slower on Tuefday 9Th inf. Capt
Slower made fever2l Intellectual attempts 10
relieve them, which, Dir Blanchard iays,
he Ghall remember with gratitude. No
thing of confcgueuce was laved from the
wreck.-ATga.
Ne E1ts,6saj sorfrIEiss war IaLs y.Gsy1sy
at bt 6F fayJG is tG5 tsrVH ia, tie relief y Ny.
B.-IBsi.~ eOLis67sd rSos 90 tsis. aEt e5 eeats.
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Gasette Ship Gens.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lsli.

Feb. I4th- Arrived schr. Albert, Merrill,
from Boston sloop Aurora, Robins, from
do.-15th, sloop Hannah, TFow. from Plym-
outh do d olpbin, Johnson, f,oR Boston +;
brig Lion, Lee, from Baltimore do. John,
Bryant froEI NV York sloop Concord,
Lewis, from Plymoulh.-16,h, brig Diana,
Stone, from Boston.
C.aeapances at the Custom House.
Feb, 9th, soop Leander, MerrImsn, for
Astport-14,A, brig Mercator, Sawyer,
OR S. J.go de Cuba--l6h, brig Crocket,
freeman, fvg HispSDiolss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-18

The military Concert of Thursday evening
last, was honored by the presence of high.
" respectable and numerous audience OF
ladies and gentlemen. The whole perform
ances were executed with great spirit, and
we could name some Of tire yocsl parts
which would have done honor to the most
distinguished, scientltick and tasteful per-
former
The Military Band, far exceeded the
most s2ngaina expectations Of their friends.
both maa.er md pupil shared alike the lau-
rels of the evening. To the unremitted ex-
ertions, and great musical talents Of Mr..
TURNER, as well as the close application Of
his scholars, and their -sptness 10 leceiye
instruction, is to be sttEibuted5tAe very ex.
traordinsry progress they have msde TO-
wards excellence, ia SO short space Of
time.
Could sufficient encouragement be offer
ed to Mr.. Turner, 10 induce him 70 remain
among Us, he would be valuable acqulsi-
ton. Nothing contributes more 10 social
and generous feeling than musick, and II
has very deseryediy become at important
br.nsh Of Jhte education. w, S. 5.
Or"0ne oftAe Aaaiegce" Oh the subject
oftne Military Concert, was received too
late for this days paper.