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POETRY Y.

From the 81 No. IF CLIO, 5y DE-. PERcIvAE
TIE wave IS resting on the sea-.
Or only ripples into smiles,
Taat curl AMI twinkle silently
Aro1ai the c,co-taFtel isles;
Beneath the Noro's frowning walls
The faintest chime Of ocean falls,
As If the rolling enpest swell,
Su5iu'd by moon-light's ma ick spell,
Were murnarins its last fare we'll.
Aad now the distant breath of flutes,
Or tinkling of the light guitars,
The mellow sound of love, that suits
The silent winds and irowsy stars,
When each discordaat note is still,
And all the ham of day az rest,
And tender tones more inly thrill
The yet unstas'i and virgin breast
These sounds that tell the hearts devotion,
Come floating upward from the ocean,
As skimming through the flaky foam
The light canoes are calmly driven
BY winds, that send them to their home
"a soft, they seem the gales of heaven.
Bat Jet the reckless pirate keeps
His tiger-watch, while nature sleeps,
And in his thirstiug hope unsheathes :.
The sword that g.ares with sullen fl3me,
With fral-sct teeth he sternly breathes
Ills curses on each better name;
Careless ne stands, prepaid to strike
Friend, stranger, foe,for gain, alike.
As wolves, who gather in the wood,
A; Turk till chance their prey has given,
Then burning in their thirst for blood,
W;:h fend-liSc yclls are madly driven
81 covers the pirate in his cave,
TIL far away the snowy sail
Moves calmly DER the mirror'd wave,
And flutters in the DYING gale;
Then, with demon swell Of heart,
He hurries from the guilty shore,
And steaf =; on it, like tlaFt,
lie dies that snowy sail in gore.
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76, Court Street, Boston.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
yEHHE Proprletors with graft

TSHE Proprietors with graft
. tude acknowledge the recent rery kbe-
raj and increasing patronage bestowed on their
Establishment, and assure the Publick that
every favour shall stimulate them to still gre.n-
er exertions and perseverance.
They continue TO make rery great adj
ditions, much too numerous to mention partic-
ularly.-They have the pleasure to announce
to their Patrons and the Publicls, that they
have recently purchased one more entire Mn.
scum. (the MARKET MUSEUM which is just
aided to their former Collections--mahing
now
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Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, August 10, 1929.
10 the Creditors Of BENJAMIN SApIER.-Iofs
Of Upton, IN said County, deceased,
and TO all Others concerned IN the Estate
Of said deceased, GnErr1Nc.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
MI pear Cfyou see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the irst Tuesday in September next, at
ten OF the clock, before noon, TO show cause
why The Accounts OF the Administration of the
Estate OF SAID deceased should not be. allow
ed, and the balance distributed to the. CredH.
ors, according to law; and you will bc beard.
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, y. PROB.
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satisfaction.--lt is a very ingenious
pisce Of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years of study and labour to bring to
perfection.-lt consists Of great variety Of
Curious Figures, (ahout 100 in number) in all
the various actions imaginable, working at all
kinds of trades, travelling, marching, &c. &c.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
riers, Farriers, Blacksmith, Shoemakers, Eak-
ers, BARRIERS, Turner'S, Block-Makers, Sawyers.
Stone-CutScrs, Paper-Stainers, &c. sc. &c.
Boston, Jtiy2.
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Worcester, IS.
Protate-ofTicc, August 1o, 1922.
To the Wido1o and Heirs of CuAnrrs
ADAMS KNowrToN, late Of North Brook
field, IN said County, deceased, and 10 all
Others concerned IN the Estate of said de-.
ceased. GRrrr,uc
VOU are hereby cited to an
n pear (if you see ft) at tho Con,+
Of Pr,batc to be holden at Worcester. in sa;S
County, on the first Tuesday in sentemhar.
next, at ten Of the clock, before noon. 10 show
cause why the Instrument, which pnrport, -
be the last viii and Testament Of said dece.s.
ed, should not be approved; and you will be
heard th1seon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, Sc.
Probatc-ofFice, May 90, 1929.
To the Widooo and Heirs of AsAHEr.
ELLIOT, late Of Uxbridge, IN SAID
County, deceased, aud to all others con-
cerned IN The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
" pear Gfyou see 6t) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County.
on the first Tuesday in September next. at one
of the clock, after noon, to show cause why the
Accounts Of the Administration Of said Is.
tate should not be allowed and you viii be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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One Grand Consolidation

of Four Museums united in one-the late adj
ditions alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New England States.
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Medical Lectures.
TvHE course of Instruction for

TvHE course of Instruction for
u Students of Medicine in the Medical
institution of Harvard University, viii begin.
on the third Wednesday in November, at the
Massachusetts, Medical College, in Boston.
Lectures ON
Anatomy and Surgery, by DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, by DR.. Gorhanl.
oOstf 1nia.,us and Medical by DR.. chan,i
Materia Medica, by DR.. Bigeloac.
Theory and Practice of IN. T,,.,o,
Physick, ~ W. '"'"s0';
The MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HosPITAL
will be open to students at times indicated by
the Medical attendants. Clinical Lectures will
be delivered by DIR. Jackson, and Surgical re-.
marks by DIR. Warren, without an additional
fee.
The Library of the Massachusetts
Medical College, which is large, and contains
all new and popular books, will be accessible
to students, on very easy terms.
BY order of the Faculty Of Medicine.
&c. WARREN, Dean ofthe Faculty
Among the auxiliary opportunities for
acquiring knowledge, is the Boylsfon Medical
Society, in which medical topicks ale regular
ly discussed by the students--the use of COM
plete sets of bones, during the Lectures, with
out expense-and other opportunities for calti-
waiting practical anatomy.
.4ug. IA, 1922.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probatc-oAice, August 6, 1929.
10 the Widoso and Heirs of WILLIAM
WARNER, late Of Leominster, IN said
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned IN tie Estate Of said deceased,
GREETINo.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear fyou see fly at The Court of Pro-
ba'e to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
~, on the hrst Tuesday in September next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purpolts TO be the
Lost VIII and Testament. of said Deceased,
should not he approved, and also TO show
cause why the Administrati on of said Est e.
(with the Deceased's Will annexed) should
not be granted to DAVID WILDER, OF said
Leomlnster, Esquire; and you will be head
thereon. NATIlL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Painting.
-@%G---
JOHN e. PEyNJVI.MlN

JOHN Il. PE.NJVZ4M1N
, RESPECTFULLY informs his
u a Friends and the Publicl generally, that
he has taken Room at No. 70, Market-Streef',
Boston, Sign of the Red Cross Knight. directly
over the Gliding Mandatory of Mr.. Siills,,a,s
Lafhrop-where those who please to favour
nun with their commands will, If convenient.
leave their orders-or at his Rooms, No. 40
crange-otrset, sign of the Painters Arms.
HE WILL EXECUTE
MILITARY STANDARDS, with origiv
nal designs
LARGE CLOCK DTALs, for steeples, and the
inside Of Publick Edifces;
MASONIC PAINTING, of every description :.
Designs for Masonic and other DIPLOMAS:
Original Vignettes for Title-Pages;
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. ia
all their various branches;
LANDSCAPE PAINTING, and Views Of Gentle.
mems Country Seats, ifrequired.
o. The Subscriber trusts that from
the long experience he has had in the above
branches of Painting, (some of which were orig
inally introduced into this Metropolis by him
self,) and constant desire to please, he shall
be enabled to obtain liberal share Of the
publlck patronage; and he confidently trusts
that all those who are impressed with the inn
portance of cultivating correct taste, will re-
member that
-" Arts, tribe of senstiyes, demand
dollhouse culture, and generous hand;
Taste to cherish every opening charm
shade to shelter, and sun TO warm.r
Boston, June 10, 1922. 1af3m
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The length Of This communication induc-
es Us 10 divide it. The remainder will be CIV
en- next week.-Ed.1
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Upon first perusing the following article, it
seemed to US to convey illiberal sarcasms
upon particular class Of the community.
A re-perusal, however, removed that i'm
preston; and we give it to our readers as
piece of pleasantly, which, if rightly I'M
derstood, no portion of'the community will
complain of.-Ed,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

Hard j. the fortune thai your seq attends
| Women. Ike Princes End few real friends
Allwho approach them their own ends pursue
| fl.oyers aud Ministers are seldom true
Hence, oft from reason needless beauiy sirays
And the most trusted guide the most bcirays
Hence, by fond dreams of ianoied pow r a
mn,'d,
When mort yon fyrauhise, yop're most abus d.
What Is your ~, 5 earliest, latest esrc'
fonr hearts supreme ambition To be fair.
foi this the toilet es'ry thought employs.
Hence all tlfs tolls Of dress, and all the ioys.
For this, hands, lips and eyes are put to school
And eneh instructed feature has its rule
Could persuade, Id say, strive TO possess
An elegance of mind rs we'll rs dress.
Be thai your ornament, aud learn 10 please
Rv graceful nature 5 unaffected cash
Nor make 10 dangerous wit vain pretence,
Bnt wisely rest content with modest sense
For wit IKE wine, intoxieates the brain,
Too strong for feeble woman 10 sustain
OF those who claim II, more than half have
none, LE
And half of those who have il are undone.
Seek to be good, hui aim MOTTO be great,
4 womnn', nobcst sutton Is retreat
Her fairesi virtues fly from public sight,
Domestic worth, thai .3llpns too strong light
BIes is the mad, and worthy to be blest,
Whose soul entire by him She loves possess
Feels every vanity in kindness lost,
And asks no pow'r but that of pleasing most.
Hers Is tire bliss, Unjust return, to prove
The honest warmth OF nndssembled love
For her, inconsiant man might cease to range,
And gratitude forbid desire 10 change.
But lest harsh eHre the lovers peace destroy,
And roughly blight the tender buds OF JOY,
Let reason teach what passion iain would hide,
That iymcn's band ty prudence SHOULD be
lied
Venus in vain the welded pair would crown,
II angry fortune on their union trown
Soon will tne fan ring dream Of bliss be o CIR,
And cloy'd imagination cheat no more
l. en- in the happiest choice, where tavring
lIenv'n
Has equal love and easy fortune giv'n,
Think moi the husband gain d, that all is done,
] he prize Of happiness must stll be won
And off the careless find il 10 their cost,
The loyer IN the husband may be lost
The Graces might aene his heart allure,
They ant the Virtue. meeting, mnst secure
Let cen your prudence wear the pleasing
dress
OF care for him and anxious tenderness
From Kind concern about his veal orwoe
Let each domestic duty seemte flow
The Household Sceptrc ii he bud rou bear,
Make il your pride his servant 10 appear:
Endenring thus the common acts of life,
The mistress ftiiI shall charm him in the vie
And wrinkled sbe shall unohserv II come on,
Before MS eyes perceive one benlty gone.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

about 20 LIEN on board tba pl,..
ana gave chase the pirate hois,sd -, =,
riot flag, and fired gun IN l,.,,, Ia
soon perceived another of ,b.;r .s' We
bearing out the bay TO assis, tn, '"ooh'rs
ecised several fires from Their ei;rh, MeTt-
niue Founders, without any damage. l han. ahd
90 The largest they ali fled int Yoafd-
boats, and a number of them wnro l m't
and drowned. We left the giv,s . "ntd
possession Of the prize, and pr1csoish N
board the other, but they had too MI %
advantage--their deck full ofmen and and 'ne
kerry. Capt. Allen received his d ,lu,
wound, with / others, and several W n
ed; we were obliged to retreat In n,.. o'ua
thinking to come up with her hn fne'
guns were dlSmounted, and in such conf 'p
son, that Lieut.. Dale ordered her o,' '.'u,
the bay, and got On board the AlIjgatn e's VI
at 8,P. NJ. came TO anchor close h, a =,
IRIS found her ashore with her cabl. o,e
aud net soul on board; by assistane. f t"'
the Alligator, arrived in Matapzas ,l. 'n
day after, With the Iris, in COMPANY u;.p
the ship, brig, two schooners and Tho ,'i 'u
aforementioned. found MY second 1 que
three sailors, cook and cabin bov ..'a
passenger Mr. Greenfieldl had arrived ;,
boat, Il hours before; they informed no
that when the action commenced, III. ~
Rates wcre all on board their own vess.l F-
Mr.. Rich, my chief mate tool, the sill
boat to 90 and get Capt. Cole and his cro.,
to assist in keeping them off; thew fauna
the pirates were boarding the Iris, Il Cam
tain Cole and his crew advised taking tot5.
woods. When they boarded the Iris thew
discharged several pistols at the crew brt
missed them; they drove some over board
with cutlasses, and into the boat. After al
the crew were in the boat except one tbo
sccond mate rose upon them, move two nj,
rates overheard, and showed off with tbs
boat the pirates hove every thing at them
they could get hold Of, but did not hilI anv
one, though every man was more or less
wounded. Mr.. Rich, the chief mate. with
Gapt. Cole AID his crew arrived in Mat,n.
zas two days after, having travelled all the
way, and suffering very much.-Iieut,
Dale OF the.Aihgator took my papers, with
the four others, and ordered rs for Charles
ton for adjudication and to settle the sal.
'age' NC. -. Freeman .hayo
The pirates were handsome coppered
vessels, Of about 80 tons two were armed
with an Ii peunder midsbips, and two long
nne's the other with one Ia FOUNDER and
6 skies. The coast Mas literally co, cred
with wrecks of vessels, trunks, goods, &c.
A regular trade wascarredo on with the mer-
chants III Matanzas, who were informed Of
every capture. and purchased the cargoes,
erasng the marks from the packages and
submitting Others in their stead. A man
arrived at MatanZas from their rendezvous
the day before capt. NJ. sailed, who stated
that they had twom hanging at the yard
arms of one of the schooners, aud that
they had determined to destroy every A.
merican vessel they met with, and murder
their crews. Capt. II. parted with the
convoy on Friday last, of Cape Cannave-
raj. The Alligator and her prize are des-
tined for Norfolk.
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these arrangements and stipulations, it is
possible the legislature may require an ex-
plauztban which ! shall be ready TO give,
whenever aud in whatever manner, il shall
please 10 appoint. Iii neither necessary
nor perhaps proper, that should enter in
to such explanation here. | beg leave on
ly 10 say, for the prt,Eent, that, in my own
humble opinion, founded on knowledge
of the subject which my situation gave Inc
some peculiar opportunities Of acquiring
these agreements are such, that both pru-
dence and duty dictated the assent Of
the commissioners of both states 10 them
all.
| have only to add, that request you
will lay this letter, with the accompanying
documents, before the general assembly
and that | have the honor to be, with pro-
found respect, your eXcellency's. .obcdieni
humble servant, Ii. W. LEIGH.
To his eJceHency Thomas Mann Randolph, I
Gorernor of Tirgjuid.
THE DOCUMENTS, accompanying
Mr.. LIS. letter are unimportant, with the
exception ofthe Conventions concluded be-
teen himself .andi Mr.. Clay; and which
were published in the Yirginian week OF
two ago.1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
T1iE PIRATES.

The following account of the captures
lately made by the schr. Alligator, and OF
the death other brave commander, We CO.
Ply from the Charleston Courier:
Captain Mayo of the brig Iris, of Bos-
ion, arrived here yesterday, and who was
captured by pirates on his passage from
Boston to New Orleans, furnishing us with
the following highly interesting informa-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
FROM PENSACOLA.

About the ist ult. and up to that time it
was supposed that from 500 to $50 per-
sons had died, the greater part of whom
were Americans. At Barancas, out of five
companlcsof the u. S. troops, there had
been 10 deaths.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

Geep.-Alexander the GruaT was often
heard to assert that Sleep was one thing
that made HIM sensible he was mortal
Mr.. Baxter, with equal reason, declares,
mat Sleep was thing, attended with
such excursions of the mind as fullycon-
sinced him that he was immortal"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

The Brazilian Dec laration of Indepen-
dsnce had reached Lisbon X been eom,nu-
nic"ed to the Cortes. A Member pro-
nouneed II an epen declaration of war a.
snnst the Corles.--The aged King displays
great zeal Fay or of the Constitution and
Cortes. Maey'sf the Brazilian Deputies,
who refused &c sigq the Constitution, had
gone to England. The Portuguese appear
to wish 10 conciliate the British, and il is
SAID they will nottxact the Is per cts. du.
ty'en Wooiens.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

A severe gale was experienced un the
English coast on the Goth October. and
many vessels were wrecked.
-aEe--
"ClVlLIS," No. IN. is unavoidable
postponed till next week,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

Albion Is. Paris, governor of the state
Maine, died at Portland, sn the 23d ult.
the 35th year of his age.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

Joseph Yates has been elected Govern
or, and Erastus Root, Lieut.. Governor
the state of New York, for the three yea
next ensuing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

Gabriel Holmes has been elected Go.
vernon OF the state of North Carolina for
the ensuing year.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
FROM HAVANA AND CADIz.

By the brig Phladelphi4, arrived, at this
por, Yesterday afternoon, in 5 days from liz.
wanna. VIC have the caCers of that city to the
I2th Inst III brig Belle nd4n, capt. jOhn
Pratt, arr we'd Lrere an the lN,h In. IN 80
d.ys from Cad;x: ~ which vessel they 5eceig.
cd dates from IN, Peninsula up to the 25th
ITov.-Rut the late t ex rac'. we observe in
or Havana papers are only to the 5th OF
thai month
These accoun fully affirm these receiv-
ed few day, since hy az ARRIVAL At Boston
from Gibral'er. GTsal d'sCo0t enis cOEtIr ned
at Ca IL. Seville. San Lucre, Santa Marie,
San F.r1an %, and nther places, against in"
prs-ens Ministry Of Spain. Adiress-s from
tae most re-. yectahIe portion OF ,he inhabi-
taars of the e tnwns has been forwarded 60
the King at Madrid, by d. ,uratiOHS; and The
ar ice wj,ich vii n found hrirW, "a Ter III"
Seville he:5, throws SOM zhs UaCn the
manner in witch these representations b.
Been ATTENDED to by the sovereign.
In an address to the inhabitants Of Caiiz,
on The 10th Env BY the .up"r political
chI-f Of that city, he s.atrs--thAt he mai of
that ddy had brought 70 infpy'natIon relative
- the exposition mate to the ,;Irg on the
29'h Oc,0her. through their deputies to TIE
g rites: hat recon r:aRls th"r1 ia remain tran
Gull, and respect the public gCtITiiio'.
An so re-, from the cry cF Caliz 20 tie
king. add another from the provincial tepp-
tc,i,n IN tie cortea, !. cou'aileG IN .br paper
o. 'he iC., ir.!. In that foam tie CITY, which
is sizncl ~ the inteo]an., th-y speak in We
~ harsh ,orm5 % the Clnc1ct r' the c"vcru-
mot ,oweris tire idol of the people, ger Rel
IN arg me H. raisssI "f the pTasen; mem
brrs c,a,rr-rn he ministry who are repre-.
s"nied men NJ sir07c:' end apresr partic-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
FOREIGN.
Received Ter ship Ami:y from LIVER
pool ut Ncw York.
London. Nor. %.

london, Nor. %.
The Pari. Journals Of Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, arrived this morning. Thcy
contain little int Iligepce Of impcrtanc~ res
pecting France, but they are filed with state
In-nIs and counter ..ta'-mcnts of the war
between the Greeks and the Turks. The
victory Of Thermopyr, and tie capture OF
Trippol,tza, are confirmed; nut the Greeks
are said To have sustained d.feu, Ut Pa.raS.
IN Constanti,cple every thing is agitation
aud alarm: and there is as much pT-cau i'm
taken az linst any srtden attack IL the
enemy was ct She gates. The cause OF the
Gre ks is certainly gaining gtuuni in the
Mores, where, il is said, their forces amoant
so 2S,OOO men.
These papers contain variety of inteIli-
gence from Spain, which is far from bling
Of a cousoIstory nntrte. Party spirit run.
high in the capital, and in toe provinces
A private. letter frem Si11Sid OF the iith
cf November, says {" that dissolution Of
the Monarchy may be almost expected; and
that Valencia, Arragon, Catalonia, a"d Gal
lici. are on The point Of separating from the
tapit4I. to form Federal Repro!irs."
Addresses are pooring into the King from
sever! Of the provinces ~ favor al R!"go.
whose name is assorieted with seditiors cries
ror of the Spanish Republic is said to
Isve heen a Thousand GGoes repeated in the
nightly p omen ,ies ri the Cubhi.,s'
Frd7kfort. N0u. r. kccording to letters
received by several hans,rg houses in our
town from Rre.ia, the Emperor Alexander
persis's in demanding guarantees for the
~ rre ,ecurity e the GREEKS, and his de-
mand. are supported by the Great Pow
CTS
EJcurn, Nop. 6.-'Ghe 3ivan has ordered
6 hunircA end six Greeks Of Gvprin, and
Can =. Con,tautnope, TO be bebeshea.
Greek & cts are again 20 he seen in differ.
ent paris cf the Archipelago. The Greeks
have captured three Turkish sai1s in the
Bay OF Cassandra. laden with arms and am
sDunition for the Oilmau army. II l. as
ser Ell that % Emplish officers, CinIhed as
Tarl;s. ard .oT,c Jews who purchased these
arm at Corsu have been found on bnnr3.-
The E"giioH have barn sent To llYtra, to
be eir"n Cp to the Government OF Corfu !;
the jews we're drowned.
odessa, Oct. 23-'Thc reports circulated
ah7n,d O. the possibility of . rupture with
u, Porte, are uu, cnniirr'ed ct present; and
although the news is 50 Often dated from o.
S"5sa Ssi Il 10 ce tain we are 0ften quite il.
nrrsnt o2 tn events which ere stated TO
have ,.EeR pace thrTa.
H. Bs~araHis, snd particularly in the town
of KIscasniow and It's cNvirOns, there ere
1900 & reeks Who are wailiaG for more IA
voUr.i.,e circum- cces; out 1t i. not true tha3
the Priacess rp>ijanti is organizing q corps.
Tnc FrI1ce SIazo lives here, hat the former
II o3ar has been Conducted INTO the int.
vi Ennce Cantacuzene has arrived in the
MJ5ga.