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fifteen minutes; many Of the erer,v were seen fall.
ling from the deck, and of our brave fellow
breathed out their uneonquersble spirits, exhpr,ine
Their comrades 10 perseveve: superior ru,u bors =,
length obtained Z. victory, TO the eouquerors truly
epieI able.
All vessels which had sailed from this place. aud
Had nor REACHED the BAY, have put back. Many OF
taen narrowly escaped esp;uro
On Sunda, last passed through this town on their
way to Richmond, Capt. jennings oouipamy Of
Volunteers, Capt. Jetfrs's company Of .gEt lan.
Try, company Of drafted militia unter ,he com.
mand OF Capt. hslhy. and part OF another eompa
ny OF drafted nih,ia--al fgom faus,i,r county -
The whole, amounting to about 80 men, we're un-
der the command OF Major EDMoNDs Tine vol
, onteers were in complete uniform, and made a We
ny respectable appearance.
dinner had been provided for them at the Town
Hall, ON their arrival and the defenders of their
country experienced all which might be expected
from hospitality and patriotism.
1t appears that great quantities of goods
arc shipping in England to be struggled IN
TO the United States. The Constant prac-
tice OF renting forfeitures, or suffering
goods to be ''bonded,' has reduced the
risk TO almost nothing. We really hone
that the department to which these matters
belong, may be put upon the 7.ar establish
ment. The following deserves our notice,
tor we have heard much of such things
E1troct Of @ letter Jresi an officer az Bur
Hngfon, (Pf } TO his friend in the foam
Of Salem, dated FEB. IS:
Smuggling goes on as brisk at the lines
| as ever. We constantly keep towards the
| lines picquet guard. and property to a
considerable amount he, bsen taken and
sent into camp. A few days since three
sleigs were sent in laden with wire 1t wa,
| curious to see the manner in which it was
| put upto avoid detection, In the first place
it was packed in tin caunisters, brazed to.
gether to make them perfectly tight, about
two thirds as large as a barrel these can
nisters were then set into barrels, and Con-
fined on all sides with salt The wire is
judged to be worth SIS 600; and / have
since learned of man, under guard fo,
smuggling, that this is but snalipart oil
what he knew was intended to be run the
amount he states at $4,000
Yesterday our parade was graced with
string of double seighs (27 in number
heavily laden with English goods, crates
&c. sent in by the pcquet guard / believe
they are taken care of by the collector.
The goods 'Till probably be bonded Thu,
goes on Smuggling! ". Register.
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lexhibit most affecting spectacle Their
distress exceeds All description. The fiig.,t
irom Aoerstadt x Jena was nothing COM
pared with the present, We see Generals
arriving here just as they did TT wilma, on
loot bereft Of every thing and in peasants
cioaths' The high disnitarics, though they
come in sledges, two or three in e&oh, are
so wre'chedly clothed and have suffered so
much byfrost and hunger that they are
pitiablc objects. For Instance, prince Ad-
am of Wirtemburg, arrived here with lis
clothes in rags he had not changed his
shirt for weeks, nor during that time lain
in any bed. The whole time hewas with
lie army, he spent under the open sky For
weeks he was oblidged to live on horse
flesh. A person of distinction who visited
NJ. yesterday relates that he was
Obliged to live in the Same manner aud to
witness the shocking sight OF the wounded
gnawing through hunger pieces out of the
Aesh of their wounded comrades. The sol
diers did not take the trouble to Kill the
horses first but stabbed them and sucked
their blood TO queucb eheir own thirst ; and
then, with atrocious cruelty, cut pieces out
of their flesh while alive. and ate these raw.
From this sketch OF their extreme wretch
| edness, you may easily Judge, that the grand
| army is to be considered as III a state of to-
| tai dissolution.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GFNERAI. ORDER
.Harris6urgh, Slst March /,

f1ariIs6Hryh, SlSt DIorch, 1918.
requisition having been made by the
executive authority of the General Govern
ment, that l would order on service for the
| United States for the protection of our Ma
val Armament at the town OF Erie, in the
county OF Erie, within the limits of Penn.
| sylvania, a detachment of tniiitia-Thers-
| fore, I'm compliance with the said reouisjti-
on, j order into the military service of the
Union, to rendezvous at the said town of
Erie on or before the goth day of April
next, detachment to consist of 1000 men.
! to be drafted from the 18th, 10Th and 18th
Divisions, and of captain Samuel Thomas
his company of artillery of the 9th Division.
who have periodically volunteered their
services to the Governor. Which detacb-
ment shall be organized aud differed :
greeably TO the rules aud regulations that
are observed in the army of the United
States, recognized by an act of the Legis.
lature of this state, passed the 2oth inst
and agreeably to%he several other laws of
this state relative to the militia. SO far forth
as such laws will apply TO, and come in
aid of the orders of the Secretary at War.
and the special provisions of the said law
of the 29th instant. OF which detachment
/ have constituted Reese Hi, Fs0. of
Green county, Col. by Commission, under
the great seal of the state, who is to obey
and execute all orders that issue to him
from his superior officer OF the United S-ate,
army On the officers and privates under
his command. strict obedience is enjoined
to all his orders and commands so long as
the detachment shsli remain in the service
of the United States. The Commander IN
Chief with pleasure and with pride Guctee
from a letter to him from Gen. WIiliann Fl
Harrison an encomium highly to the credit
of the detachment of Pennsylvania militia
under his command as worthy the imitation
of our citizen soldiers: / can assure YOU
that there is no corps on whom l rely with
more confidence, not only for the fidelity of
undaunted yalor in the field, but for those
virtues which are more rarely found a
mongst the miiitia-patience and fortitude
under great hardships and deprivations, &
cheerful obedience to all commands of their
officers"
cJAgnNr
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FORRIGW.
~ yoRK, April ]

We we're yesterday favored with two
london papers, January % ard &c, receiv-
u by the bri- SHkworrn, arrived here on
saturday from Lisbon, from which the fol-
owing extracts are mcde:
LcNDoN, Jan. S6.
There has been a riot at the theatre Of
Berlin4-the people cried os1 Long i've
,h,e emperor Alexander o; Russia" The
King, who @as present, ordered silence, but
- vain.
Letters fror, Konigsbsrg BY the way Of
,ugenwald stetc, that the Russians were
* .ccted thcce ON the 9TH ~ least, and
sere locked for with the greatest impa-
Hsace. The biag Of Naples, With the
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CHARLEsToN, April S.
LATEST From IISBBH

By The ship .Brlle, Capt Lawson. arrived ST ,Ii.
port esterdsy, SIS days passage, We tearn ttse
reiaioreemen, ol 4o0G cavalry and 1000 infantry
had arrived at Lisbon fIom England on The leth
February, and Immediately preceded u ic;n
L9rd VI ellington, who vas in winter ouarte,s's t.,
Spain.
fhe american in Lisbon in great state Of
aN!In' ." consequence OF report OF hIgereo
CRITTERS being ont, who, il was stated in Lisbon
hnd captured severs! American vessels, landed their
crews opposite to the coast of SPAN and ..aroIsd
IN mo hlsers, 10 avoid their being re-eaptnred
ny the bntsh. his re port was so gnsraliy cre,Ii-
ted, rs to induce several American Supcrcaroree
gland. ~
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Ss.ac7SceosacO-
WAsHlNcroN, April 10,

WASHING TON, April 10.
We have not yet been able distinctly to
ascertain the arrangements CONSEQUENT on
the acceptance by our government of the
mediation OF Russia.-It is probable, howe.
yer, that commission of two or three per
sons will be named by the United States
To meet such persons as may be designated
with that view by the enemy, at the Court
OF the Mediator. This we believe will be
contormable TO the usage of nations on SINH
lar occasions. Indeed it is very audibly ru.
rnored and currently credited that a gen
tlcmap high in Office is to form one of the
Legation, and our present Minister in Rus
sra another. Ut is also said there is to be a
third commissioner appointed. When these
appointments shall be concluded, they will
doubtless be made known to the public
Meanwhile we have thought it cur duty tc
state the rumors which are in circulation
and which we are convinced, have belts,
foundation than rumors mostly have.
Mar. Int.
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SIMON SNYDER
Governor ofthe Commonwealth Of Penn
SyfpGnjd.
NEwPoRT. r. ]. Anri

INEWPORT, IL. i. April -.
A REcAPTURB-Last evening arrived in
this port the sloop Yankee, of Nantucket.
Capt. Hussey. The Yankee was cut out
of Holmes'Hole yesterday morning, by a
fishing smack, (Which had been taken the
day previous ~ the British privatecr Sir
John Sherbrooke) and three men put on
board the prize, leaving Capt Hussey,
Capt. Paddock, one man "a Portuguesc) *
one boy on board. Capts. Hussey and
Paddock succeeded in retaking the sloop in
about one hour after the capture, by noss
desperate effort, the privateersmen being
all well armed. They cried for quarer,
which being granted them, the villains
tteacherousiy made second attempt to
massacre the Americans but they were
compelled to yield a second time. and their
lives were again spared. The conflict was
maintained alone by Capts Hassey and
Paddock, unarmed, against the piivateers.
men, and both were severely wounded Z:
what is remark able, Capt, Hussey had pre-
vious TO this lost three fingers from one
hard--A schooner was cut out OF Holmes
hole, at the same time with the Yankee
The above mentioned British priyateer, was
seen in the ot6ng yesterday, in chase OF a
schooner.
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FrekerickS6 pyg, Ami! 20.
TIE Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nL ~. = -aGla

Eilt RNffAiANNCCK BLOCK DFD.
BY letters and verbal accounts from yaotahon.
mock, VIC learn, that Saturday last, n BRITISH
squadron, consisting ri one ~ gun ship four fri.
gatas, and some smaller vessels entered die Hanna
haa7sck, sud proceeded up high ~ To~l less
Point AT the month Of the river very tesr-.
rate action took place between The Baltimore prlya
teer Dolphin, Capt Stafford, and some OF the small
craft attached 70 the British squadron. Tile crew
OF the D.lphn valianty defended thcnIselye agaiss,
m immense superiority Of force, untii after two I'M
Successful attempts.Fie enemy succeeded in bo,r,'-
ipg ssnguinary conflict then eusued on board
wAieh eo.tpucJs sesorsing to some ACCOUNTS, s6oat
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6. H. BLACK.
Rcda QU1'rfrs 1' Le7cis

Sir,--This ersning the Be,uGera aad 2
small vessels came close in % Lewis and
commenced an attack by firing seYeral32 -
,hot into the town which have been pict
ID up after which Tag was sent, - which
the following reply was returned
Sir --!n reply 30 the renewa, Of your de
nand, with the addition for a" supply g
wster.' ! have 60 Inform you thst oCilher
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IAN DC computed with. This, Sir, Won ,,,uss :
be sensible OF; therefore l must ,nsis, ,ba.e
attack on ire inhabi ants OF this town il
both wanton & cruel. Wv" 10
have the honor to be
Your mo. Cb't. seyy't
> d. DAVIS, Col & on,'d,.
Hea@ EHo7fers az LesYis.
S'r,-Since the reply to Com. PersSsf-,.i,ss
letter which communicated To Won -,
press received the following abon:t
Belvidera IT the village Of 1e,v
or--No dishonor Ca be attache, =, 49,
ply ing with The demand Of Sir ]. Be,esf.,
70 Lewis, on consideration OF his sun,.r;n1.
force. Superior
rust therefore consider your rer,.,.
supply the squadron with water ami 49,.
cat'le mat the nc'ghborhood affords. mos,
croei upon your part. to its inhabitants
eI.e,e Tor the distress, the women and
chiidren are reduced to, BY your conr,mr.
and earnestly desire they may be ;ns,an,i,,
removed. ''""'H
nave the honor &c. to be
sir your no ob't sery't.
Nm ,r-h h' BYRON, Capt.
for. "oiaoiy pad
S. B. Davis Esq.
Col. Coal'dt.
To viii h have returned the fo,o
reply verbally" That Col. Davis is up
ant man q has already taken care OF ,bs L.
dies iH
Inc attack immediately commenced oil
continued till near 10 O'clock. The 6rs
from our battery siienced one Of their n,os.
dangerous gunboats, against which di,ec-
tea the hre from our IL pouneer. for which
! reques. you VIII Immediately send me -
supply OF shot and powder, as it is uncer-
tain how long the bombafdment will, co,,,in-
ne, 1hey have not succeeded with ,bs;r
BOMBS IN reaching the town. Ana IN. H.
age from their 50 pouudcrs- and carn;ster.
cannot be ascertained till daylight
hope, sir, in this affair Won viii find ,bs.
honor OF the state has not been ta,pi.hed-
have the honor to be, sir, &c.
n. s. Whie writing the above the enemy
\ has recommended firing
| S. Z. DAVIS, Col. Com.d.
Jss. Haslet.
| A letter that accompanied tic .bor,,
despatch says, that the governor had ,bar
moment left Dover for Head Ovarters 70
|superintend the movements Of the militia
all OF whom were determined to sacr,fice.
every thing rather han treasonahly sphp,;e
to the demands the enemy The Belv;
lhera lies within less than TWO miles of the
town. ''N
Wehavei i from source that nav ba
Implicitly relied on, tina, James q. Batard
I'q Us appointed IN conjunction WI III MIR
Gali.tin III an embassy 10 Russia. .Th;.
we think is as judicious an zpvointmen; as
tcouiG have been made; sor how ever MIR
L. may have been opposed to the measures.
Iot the administration, We conhde fully in
MS NnericAnlsm, aud are sure lie viii do
ms dht9 10 his country.
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EHrJIcoTr-

General Harrison left this place on SATURDAY lsss
,or Cine'nna',. There, We understand. he expece-
to meet the Kentucky troops
"a tuesday last, about $50, q. States regulars,
completely equipped marched froIo this town un-
der the command of captain hs.hel Nearing. tox
the Rapids. to Join general Herrso,.'. a-.::r.
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Dopcr.1lh AhriL. 1919.

Dear Sif--The following are pics Of 9
dispatches received, the one at s o'clock &
the other az O'Clock this informing. hy the
Governor from Co. DAVIS command ng az
Lewis Town. You will 10 doubt give tnsn.
immediate publicity.
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Majority
OfEWsEPt0n, nm!

Al w A1 ~ w " n I 4 htJhFD.
The following letter TO gentleman in ills
tswn was received by express this morning from
Dover:
Dover. Apr, 7th. 1873.
IS Some haze been too long settled ints a., opjn-
ion that there was no dahger-that the Briti,l,
would not bnHibArd Lewistown We have had two
expresses to this place this morning. One lef, lev
htown OF o'clock Yesterday tie other ct 30 o.
clock last night Both mention the sannoradiug. -
We at this place heard the cannon until eight o.
clock this morning"
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DosToN. Anril Q.


captain Mellus, who arrived Yesterday ,eF, : =,
Don On the ~ OF March The great armies still ~.
NAMED IN their re.peetiye environments. Non
had hsen lately ed there from En.land-lo,,>
packets being due. Two DAYS alter sa;no c.o,.i,,
NJ spoke ship which lie supposed 10 be one OF tho
expected packets. ~
By ,he recent arrivals from Lisbon, we lave ol,-
tanned papers to Feb %, and have slcar,d lroc,
them the following articles. -
letter from Lord v wellington Of January n.
mentions that tie Preach " army Of Per;,teaP' is
under u neral teille; that OF tho centre under
Count d '>riun and tIat of The South rud,r Snult
. lie army at Ahcant has been reinforced with
5000 additional English aud Ssilian troops and nor
were expected The 3ritsh aud Spaniards hsy Is
powerful army IN Aiicaht and the FvercI, have a
considerable force near that city under Suchet Nm
os'a' returs ct the Spanish armies states Item to
contain igZ,I2Z men General Csstanos commands
at badaios and the Spauiards have also n rorpndaLe
force AZ Seville Tie British declaration ss;nst thz
United States is published IN the Portugues 81 sauers.
IN January the Spanish minister in London gave q
great banquet TO the Russian Ambassador.
Il g reported, that Ferdinand VII when restored.
IS to be married Catherine Pawlowna sis,er Of tho
Enrerur Of Russia.
lite advantages To the two uaiiors Of s1eh an sla
anee would be incaisulsbe.
NEw.YoRK, April s.
We learn from gentleman from New Iondo1,
that Cartel schooner. from ST. Bartholomew WITH
shout 20 passengers srrjyed at that port on Friday
last. Nine days previous to her arrival she spoke
me Onted states, irigate Chesapeake, captain Fl
vans, from eruize. She had made prizes On
Friday q Cartel was boarded BY brig NJ war u
tender to u, then at anchor between Fishers la
land and Hsnisug point
A gentleman from St. ThonIas Who left iI,ere tlA
9Th ut Mareh, informs us, that largs British fee
was 70 sail from there for England, on the frst ~
May, unde convoy of n and fiiga,es.
NORFOLK, April ..
Until The election in Princess Anne. ohirh
took place on Monday last, 10 candidate 20
represent this district in the next Corgree-
'ad come forward in obposi,irn 20 rlr.
IS cw'on ; nor had ,he republicans any in
imauon of such Circumstance; but on
hat day il appeared that great exertion had
'een made by those who style themselves
be " Peace Party" for the election of Mr..
iwspson Whitehead. and [thrueh not ~
,n~neaus eHtraorG nary) ne " Peace Eap-
ldate" IS he is cal ed, obtained ualCfi.
Of - votes ever lIr. Newton. we say
us was pO'hi1g cT,raordinary. rs auec ms
ounty invariably given oajoriig on
lie federal sids.snd therefore j. does nos
rove any thing Ike / change RI SER iment.
IF it proves any thing, it can only dsntcR-
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NEw-YoRg, April /.
TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE.
:" Love Mercy, and delight to seye.n

,-Ntzy Yo'k, 27Ch March, 1918.
SIa----We, the Surviving fiicers of his
Britannia Majesty's late brig Peacock, beg
| leave to return you cur grateful aTknow
legemcnts for the kind attention aud hGspi
tally we experienced during the time we
remained on board the u. States sloop II :
net. So much was done 70 alleviate the
distressing and uncomfortable situation N
which we were placed when received on
board the sloop YOU command, that we can
not bett>r express our feelings thar BY say
ing, %We ceased to consider ourselves phi
soners; and every thing that friendship
could dictate was adop' cd by Won, aud the
officer: of the Hornet, to remedy the mcon-
venience we would otherwise have expert
enced from the unavoidable loss of the
whole of our property and clothes by the
sudden sinking of rhe Peacock.
Permit us then, sir, impressed as'we are
with grateful sense of your Kindness,
for ourselves and the other officers g ship'a
company, to return you and the officers Of
the Hornet our siRcere thanka, which we
shall feel obliged if you will communicate
to them in our name and believe us to re-
main, with a high sense Of the kind Offices
You have rendered US.
Your humble servants,
r. Il. Wright, 1st Lieutenant:
c. Lanlbert 81 Lieutenant.
[td7Dard Lott, Master.
y. Uhhfakcr, Surgeon.
+. DOnni hrone Unavin, Purssr.
t@Mvs Lawn FNCF, ESQ,
Commander u. S. sloop Hornet.
NoRFoLK, April 6.
Yesterday an Election was held in Prin
cess Anne County for Representative 70
Congress, and Senator and two DELEGATES
TO the State Legislature.
On closing the polls the votes stood thus
For a member IF Congress,
Swepson Whitehead, l89
Thomas Newton, 103
Majority 81
For Senator in The Virginia Legislature.
q dwin, lIS
Wake, lO8
Nivison, 68
Majority for Goodwin, 10
Henry Cornick, Esq, < DR.. James Nose
ly, were elected Representatives to the As
sembly.
The fine Privateer brig Revenge, of, and
owned principally in this place, we are .or.
~ to state, was captured on the 29th ult. OF
Ocrocock by three British fiigates.
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WATCANiAN hrR1cr-

! Wilmington (Dci 8th April 1918.
! The following important intelligence vas
received this morning ~ express from DO
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TIL and Si~ilian troops, under Lord Ben
tick, had arrived at Alicant; more were
expected from Sicily.
Tue partizans Aftna and Longa had made
some successful attacks upon the French
detachmsnts. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

COOPERSTOWN, (N. " Sept. q.
Perfect mystery reigps in the military de-
psrtmens on CUR frontier livery person who
visits the Camp at Sacket,'s Haybor is obir-
ed before leavinsi,, to make oath .ha, he will
diyulge nothing he may have seen or heard
shere--this Is ominoys and we have no
doubt, tda. sre Osny days, We shall beer ce
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LOSS OF THE BRITISH SLOOP OF
WAR PERSIAN

His Britannia Majos,y's sloop of war Per.
sian, In chasing the privateer, Sauey Jack,
was wrecked on the Silver Keys, on the 29th
June last.-Thc crew are reported to have
arrived at Port de Platte, from whence they
proceeded TO So. Thomas.
DpThe MO8eAe and Persian are both
rated in Steeps List of the Royal Navy, at ls
guns each.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-09
Tie Members Of the Ttoe6
OF
FAIRFAX DRAGONS,

ARE informed that their services
have beer accepted, BY the Governor.
anu the Officers nominated, commit
stoned. Tie Troop will meet fol pa
rale (and in uniformly at Fairfax Court
House. on saturday the 18th OF Sep
ten. er, waan Cornet will be chosen
and arms issued--On application to
MIR Melvin & Mr.. Foote, or to MIR.
Muse ard MIR. Dye, information may
be had respeciiag the uniform anu
where the different articles OF 1t may
b, had on the best terms. Those per-
sons deSir Gus of joining the Troop, ano
placing themselves in situation TO
rcn-Sr their services effectual to their
country. when those services may DC
Called for, are also requested to attend.
By order Of fde Catfafn.
Sent 2 d6t
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Gun.poWder.

THE subscribers Cf1er for sale at the
Franklin Powder Mills Uear BiaGens-
burg and 1t Tic Store of S'ull y Will.
ans in Geo ..e.o~n, GUN-POWDER
Of every description, warranted 10 be oil
superior quaiity.
From the great expence and trouble
..cb they have incurred TO make their
Powder good, they hatter themselves
they will meet with epcour cement
Persons resiuing III the several ceun-
tiesin the adjacent states, who are in the
ha5i, OF vending Powder, can be sup
pied on the most liberal terms. Or.
ders from a distance will &c punctuslly
attended to. The Powder carefully pu,
up in light CASKS and forwarded Without
delay.
Oregon, StuN u WRhams.
Georgetosu-Aug. 1870. Siswlm
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Rem0Uai.
t. Joseph SPEAR,

Resfsetfully infsrns h's friends and the
fsubHc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal-street 10 the one lately occupied
BY MIR. B Adamson, near the Coffee
House Were i've carries on the CA.
BIN { BUSINESS in all lis various
byanchas--he also makes and repairs
sll-kin!s OF Musical instruments, such
as Piano 70 les, Bass Viols, Victims,
Guitars, sc and will also furnish Ma
horsm Collins for grown persons for
ftleen dotiars He hopes the quality
OF his materials. the soundness OF bis
TX al the strict attention he In.
tends paying to his business. will en-.
sure him announcement from gene.
rous pnnlic. All the above branches
O guinness will be executed at the
sho-tss' notice
Navember "a law