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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-25
The Anti-slavery Almanac for 1889,

The Anti"Siavery Almanac for 1889.
Is now in the hands of the stereotypers,
and will be issued in few weeks, by the
Executive Committee of the American
Ansl-sIavery Society. 1t will be we'll
printed on good paper, and neatly TRIM
med, with a cover.
While Temperance, and other Alma.
macs, are issued by the million, less than
100000. Anti-SlaVery Almanacs have
heretofore been sold yearly. The forth.
coming No. will contain a mass of fact.
argument, and answers to objections, cal
cuIated for all the meridians, where minds
are TO be- converted, and enlisted in the
cause of slaves. -
Two editions will be published. with
calculations for New York and Boston,
which will adapt it 10 all the northern
parts Of the Union.
Reader, we look to you to see that
enough be ordered, forthwith, for the sap
ply of every family in your town. One
aboItionist in Connecticut proposes to sup.
ply every family in the county where he
lives, not by giving them away, but by
having them sold, from house to boose.
by aboIitionists in the several towns
The profits on those which are sold, will
supply families who refuse to buy. In
this way, little time aad labor may do
more good than many hundred dollars
expended in any other way. BEGIN EAR
LY. Ms
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-25
NOTICES..
PEACE CONVENTION.

A meeting of friends of Peace was held
10 Boston. May 30th, 1888: Wan, Ladd
of Maine, was chosen Chairman, and
Edward Noyes Of Boston, Secretary. 1t
was voted that a Convention be called.
before the close of the current year, If
the friends Of Peace, throughout New.
England, for the purpose Ct having fire
and full discussion of the principles Of
Peace, and o! the measures best adapted
to promote this holy cause; and that the
time and place OF the proposed Conyen-
ton be designated by a commirree, ap-
pointed BY this meeting: The following
gentlemen were placed uFon this com
muee, VIZ: Rev. S. ]. May of South
Scituate. Henry c. Wright Of NeSbury-
port, Rev. George Trask OF Warren
Edmund Quincy, Esq. aud Amasa Walk
err, Esq. of Boston.
WILLIAM LADD, CAaivman
Edward Noyss S.c'y.
In pursuance of our appointment, We
the abovenamed committee, have thought
proper to invite, and we do hereby Invite.
the friends of peace, throughout New.
England. Of every religious sect, Of each
political party, 70 meet in Convention ia
Boston, in the Marlboro Chapel, on ths
18th of September next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
II would he impracticable, If not i'm.
proper, to prescribe beforehand the course
which shall be taken by the Convention.
A number of deeply interesting radical
ho cd
ton and debate. What shall be the result
we leave to be seen hereafter. Our pur.
pose and our endeavor will be to have
the subject of peace searched to the bot
tom; that we may ascertain. if we can,
whether defensive war, any more than
offensive, is consistent with the precepts
and spirit Of the gospel. Great difference
of opinion exist among the ayowed fol-
lowers of Christ, respecting the extent, to
which our Lord and his Apostles, incul-
cate submission TO injuries; whether, in
any case, they do or do not permit re-
sort to violence; whether any cause or
interes:, however important, or any life,
however valuable, may or may not, on
christian principles, be defended BY the
infection of death or any other injury
upon an adversary.
We propose not to evade any Question
that may be found incidental to the deeis-
ion of this one, namely: how is the evil
that is in the world 10 be overcome2 By
violence, or by love, forbearance, forgive.
ness, long suffering, seIfsacri6ce? We
wish this momentous question, and all its
connections, should be looked at 10 the
light of the Sun Of Righteousness, and
that all who profess 10 be the children of
that light should follow whithersoever il
may lead.
We earnestly invite as msny a. have
thought upon this subject. to meet at the
time and place aforementioned, that they
may assist and be assisted, to the RICH.
conc lusions. And may every one be
: quickened 10 live and act, under all cir
cumstances. in a manner more worthy of
the Christian faith.
SAMUEL J. May, I
HENRY c. WR1eHT,
GEORGE TRAsK, $Comn.
> EDMUND QUINCY,
AMAsA WALKER,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-25

"LITERARY CLUB"-Question for next
Friday evening:-Js the mind of tie f.
male susceptible Of a, eztensire improve.
ment as the mind Of the nsGle2
p. E. HAvENs. See'x.
Brandon, July 25th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
TIE U0GRI6LE NUMBERS,

The public senslbiy has been so much excited, and
the public curiosity much awakened about the mnr
Gers of the innocent children, which were perpe-
traed in Bath county on the 10Th ult that have de
ernilned though without some d"ub'so or ms-s'v'ngs
TO Law the following OF the a before our readers
Il is extracted from the official record which is directed
to be transmitted to The Executive BY the Courts oil Oyer
and Terminer-I, is a wise and humane provision oil our
criminal law The slaves. not having the benefit OF
trial by jury before the Judges OF the Gtnera CoaI.
but, they are tried before The Magistrates of the Conny
Courts, whose sentence for good or for ILL., Is
il was though, Of oper md humane transmit the Record
of the trial the Executive OF the Commonwealth
who might if they fit, interPose their province o.
mercy 10 reprieve 10 pardon to commute The sentence
of death into transportation as is frequently the case
But in the present instance, the record is 80 dark ana
bloody that attempt has been made to soften the sen
tence-and there no prospect OF The Executive inter
fering to change The decision of the Court:
The Court of Oyer aud Tcrmiuer held in the
county of Bath the 22d August for tue trial of An
drew, Lucinda and Caroline, slaves belonging to George
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

inst published and for sale by J0H.f WaRROCR,
IBJEE VIRGINIA AND n. c ALMANACK for
q the year 1892 calculated by David Richardson Of
Louisa county Va.-con,aning in part Imports and Elk.
pnrs of the IT, States for the yearending September 80,
337 showing the amour, Of Southern produce of ar
tices manufactured Of Southern produce; OF Northern
productions; Of agriculture in general OF products of
the woods, and American and Foreign tonnage entered
and cleared taken from Report Of the Secretary Of The
Treasury 10 Congress- May -, 1895. The number and
condition of all The Banks and Branches, per reports
near January J. ls37-The Village Prize, or Leoping
for y iie-Secret Cour,ship-The Mother s Farewell
to her welded Daughter-Soag, "on !he Lake %herc
droops the Willow"--To an Oys'eT-ReeeiPts-Ques
lions for leisure hours -Charsdes, &c, &c. IN
Aug30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Wii,siugt0n Intel tyr Psnt.

'9E subscriber offers TO rent for Tie next
ID resides The will leave NfSina
Texas Leaf his large enc com
ra"crr, unied IN tho county 4" FIu' anna an
ri.a,cy the stage f.nd i-hains "m lcnnfonh 10
been hrIt hoGs" Tor Inc n' ou
and will bc the stand iE Tie next lou years 10
ut breakfast aud dining house Tor
o srnrrf nal lodging house formerly NJ Ia" "ce''
snv OH stables will bc rented with the is'en
All good par, OF Ii" furniture the rcn'o rei'!'rs ivy I
sn, i,hng t., rent such situation please AJAX as carly aPpi
,ou a, possible sOn, residing Oh the premises:
RICHARD OMu!ItNDRo, SR,
r. 6 If the above named establishment not rented Ptvaey'
s:i : 80, n,t~I, ~' " K. O., SR.
'~"' FN"~'' STD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
ErI,us,r. PIANO Uurrhousr at PeitysLurc, YI,einia


go large establishment has been known t~gi"'a be-
" fr,-w Piano Focs, OF uncOnmun! superior quality,
vnyins price hundred and tiny six hundred doiars,
for subscriber who intends keep extensive supply
constantly II seldom that than about
half Of instruments can be- found Piano ware
room large the North; and surely, il large
sortmcu, be had Petersburg Virginia. the public will ho
which such stock deserTcs The instruments
alluded b Stcdar, WorcccT Dunhsm and without
doubt the finest hs country The subscriber has sold up
and Petersburg III the Of short
space time The Of the purchasers can bc by
one look the merit Of the InsUineD ankior
the opinions held by them Of the superiority OF the snc the public
Letters which have been published at d
Gcrrnt times this and other newspapers.
will he given TO purchasc.s recins otnke
b1k or cach.ngC which might BY possibility be detective,
although such thing has hap2ened STILL the public wi"
defended NIX purchasing by guarantee ut
the above indifferent instrument has been
sold y the subscer he does sell ond
tho loubt uboui the quality Of these
punos no pay required until such doubts rrmo'edhy
raip all TINT these makers ush and the closer
their placed to the sides Of Others the ouGsf hcy
speak for themselves. go, -.
The two hundred and y dollar pianos will BE- warranted usa
,bc ns hundred three hundred and h, four Lu-
dtcd and fifty, ard SIX hundred dollars. ~
Boxes and packing free Of charge. E J.. NASH,
Book Gnd Piano Forte Seller
r3a-v3vif1 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

sA REWARDsoen from my stable "a a.,
M ,ih o, the i'm instant, BAY MARE, years ODD feet
ichc. hch with white hind feet on oHe u 'h1 49,
~cr h,n the oh.r aud Ir huI leg IiSl oco" inc
go scar and nm tina in,dr of , fore leg, IA "aft about
the .ze partridge "sy. Tn" ti" whose ;eai hh 100
10 ,u! Le h, other nI-s, whchhe occasionally
,s own He j. a5ou. ins@s high, spare 'a"' sy .nn
y. ecuc, u, b. fec scd, s Eari, b!ee eyes 40" VIZ" Two
Of Ii, noc eth on; f,nes ""s m U
% o Win the oicG maze, pnwiIe Couhn"-' 90 'ion!a!
Ir - miles of Gees bridge on rssday evening
r, viii h. pail io' the approximation oil Tue met ana
twenty Tor the 'c''"' " AUSTIN SPEARS
get ,rr HgaiG-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Il. ". & J. J. FRY.
IL w. ~ = - IL
Hh0lesdls GrOccrs gnd F6,,rdrdju1 H,Tcbnnts


Hholssdls GrOcers and Foruardnp Merchants,
RE new recevins their fall supply goods, consisting part,
- OF III. following:
26 Ilhis. St CroIS, r. r. and n o. Sugars
$50 Boxes double and sinsr loaf
l1j lihds. prime retaining M"asSos
80 iihls. do. sugar hUuse ard y. o. do.
5000 b. "a green kiO Lasuira, and Java Coffee
80 Barrels superior seesn Porto Rico do
2G0 Package, fresh gunpowdeI and lmporiaiTeas
500 Reams wrapping Paper.
$50 DO. writing DO
$50 Boxes fresh bunch Raisins
22j Bags Aspce, PeppeI and Ginger
~ Barrels CoPPerss, Sulphur and Alum
s. Quarter sweet Malaga Wine
% do. superior Canary AID old Madeira
500 Kegs Richmond and Cumberland Ndis
go Boxes window Glass, assorted
1000 Bag. Shot, all sizes
$50 Kegs pupon,'s and hes, Kentucky rifle Powder
100 Dozen paIGisd Buckets
lOO Sides good and damaged sole Leather.
'ooo Pounds Richmond Petersburg Cotton Yarns al factory
2oJO Sacks best Liverpool sack Salt.
hopp aHd sheet lron bar Lead tanners and lamp o pe'
spanish sat' with other articles to SUIT the couniY "au
WHICH vi" be sold accommodating cash OF TO PuHeId'
We have csahliscd house at Wesm 10 facilitate the toI-
mardius Of goods with tc.Taca. Il. ". x J. }. FRY.
Sept 3J-w3~H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Taty Turnpike R0ad To Contractors for grading ana
uc3dGuli.inr

PROPOSALS. will be this Office the 2,h ms 'an
O'Clock. l.. NJ Tor onuctins the hrst elSh m'Ies Vi
above extending from imchcstcr through Ne""-
The proposals the number OF miles hd oi cost per
mile the time at which woIk will be commercrd and "hen u
will completed. per monthly estimates
OF will security the faithful per-
i0,uance Of contracts. -.
The road is to be McAjauized with Of ~ feet Other nct-
Ic work may lie had aPpiicaoh 10 mo
subscriber, O his assistant engaged on the line.
Tie plans GnL specifications will BE- ready Tor exam
nation tic letting Which time also lorna
Of proposals. uuy be had. ga,
Person. the Engineer and to tho Direction ~i DC
accompany their bids with
character and competency. J. K. ANDERSON, C. +.
W;ncb.stor Sentc;rtn, : ,sss 35-6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Sept 7

classical SCHOOL-Thc School my house viii be
y the ensuing commencing the 18th January and
continuing vii! DO the Greek and
with attention TO Mythology and Ancient
History Mathematics, incuting Arithmetic Algebra, Gtome
1 Tr.onometry Menuraon, Navigation, PRACTICAL Surveying
aud IcyGing &C. Chemistry, Nu,ur Philosophy and A:trono
nv together branches which constitute good English
Boys be prepared This School Tor the University
for the study either Of the Professions or tor practical business
will be devoted to the School s.Cf
times prof .sIona business viii admit anh shs
aid OF MI Charles e. Dckenson who web
had teaching
TemsTuon foes Tor beginners SIS more advanced Englth
pupils S Latin Greek Mathematics &c, S2j Boad 500 for
skn., fuel lights, charges, exceeding SlO
a yearly The number Of pupils will b" limited Letters
addressed 10 c Louisa house, viii With
uOn. ". a. vi l.Lrcrie.
Sent 2J-luiit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

-oT,Cp $40 rim. -nce gave Power OF Attorney to my
NJ LA. r. Hudson OF seried, and Richard C.
l Poml,a,an al business relative 10 my eno
tr, moi being satisfied th:ir Management therefore
nnbIc nntice cauonng all persons from having any uhn
on IN any manner whatever with the said Josiah l. %
~ sons ny rhvn relative TO my said estate aio caus
osr,nns from hiring any negroes from then' railh & % con
,,,,,,ru, any business wnterer with them a "r in
..,,cd also Civ notice that have apretnseu my 80,
Isw l;cber, E. sDd JOAN H. Cole Of done
lhen, power transact I'll oil ny o1''he''' her
bp Jatin, me. prpEcCA S HUDSON.
~, nark.
3S-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
nlAREETS-TmrrsDAr, Sept, 6, 1888.

ToBAcco-Priccs higher this week than previously
this vrnr-ln consequence Of the low state OF The river
the upper navigation is much mpeded, supplies are
inadequate 10 the demand -supcradded 10 which, the
unpromsing appearance Of the growing crop INDUCES
dealers to keep up spirited compelllIon
FlouR-Siow sale-new 81 3 n Sold 81 n I 4.
Wur,r- Briyk-red l4D-whte li5 cents.
BaGwELL, SMITH 81 JoNEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
MADISON HOUSE,
RiehmOnd, Virginia.

recently rss'ovc ~ the and oomy house which las
NJ been kep, several BY Mrs Christian Boarding
House nearly fronting the Banks and the southern gate Of
Square, leading Main or where she has
op ned PRIvslE HOUSE, for the accommodation Of
Fnc Day Boade'. and also transient and LADIES'
Visiting city very comfortable location ind
She with her companion, John b. bo!d To-
make every reasonable give satisfaction 20 nose Who
pleased pairone her There Livery staOe quito
comr. the wishing TO stop WIN nee
Carriages Horses the stable
on their arrival I35-l2,I September !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

Poiomoe Railroad COmpany ing -, le'5 j.
MrOTlCE-persons wishing 10 have lime, plaster.
Ia mari, or shells, transported on lh's road, should
tn; and strange with him as TO quantity and time AL
The accommodations Of the Company for trans.
no,iag are considerable, they have limit The only
Security against 1isaPpoin.men, is to &c found in the
When the Directors ugreed 10 transport lime, plaster,
, and shells, the existing low rates. for the advan.
,"gc Of landowners they expected the Company 10 be
rceyed from !osGing the cars and generally from I'M
Loading .heu ALSO and be free from risk RESPONSE
bity on account of loss injury in the transportation.
Lime is not received into any Of the dePots -, =.
Aug24 "V.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
Wl1nI.EsiLE PEIcEs

WHEAr-SaPs as per quality, from lao TO l43 red ard
for white li5 to l5Oparces OF superior white IN re"
instances have brought 10.
CuRs-Last sales at s. cents per hushel-very little
coming TO market We tainh il would bring 90 cents
OArs-Snlrs from Depot al d. cents, and from 81 10
40 cents in the Dock.
WoETEAM, McGErnER & Go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
BIZ the Lieutenaat Gorernor IF Mc State IF Virgnia.
A PROCLAMATION.

sSHER AS i has been represented 10 The Executive that
" rrrtain GEORGE u. KANES Of the county of Amsis,
charged with horse stealing hail, forfeited rccocnzancc Tor HE
the las: o the Crcd Superior Caui' Of Law,
county, III" said charge nnb hath fed from
J. JOHN RUTHERFORD, LieuenuntCO-
vrrnen though, proper hereby Offer reward Of ono
Hundred Dollars person persons who w" appehen The
said H. Eancs and him to the a Of Amelia coun-
And DO moreover require o." officers civil and military, aud
people OF tho Commonwealth their best earftonE
SAID Eane that he be- brought TO justice
- Given uad"r my hand as Lieutenant Governor ard
rsglLl under the Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, at
Richmond this eth day of September, leJs.
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Eane1 oOnay by the oil smith,
Booker and AIon-iha he about ice inches high
made visreu, ncned he ccksd light hnr, bloc eyes
has upper teeth, between p AID 10 OF
Scpicnhcr7 35-wiv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
MARRIAGES.
I)EA Tbs.

Married. ia this city, suna! evening last by the Rev. Mr.
Ro"zc, Mr.. JouH KIcu,Eus, Of GuochauI Miss NARY
N.g,.uA u This
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

candidate Remember, Democrats, that Mr.. Fan B4ren
IS an Erpunger; and his IS objectionable sin, Accord
ing Ia Mr Wa'g faM There Exists demon iotauction
u P"rty on hAs question # rrpungtng -h L1ays Ssnn
tortai imPsHchmcnt makes u dsrH III Democrat, in
the eye Of m0dern Hhjy-And perchance the time may
come 1t you fail 10 do Your duty, when single Wing
member holding his station by your neglect, and un,
pledged 10 you, may think MIR Van Buren, an eIpungng
devil and BY his single vote carry the Presidential cleo
ton in the House u. Representatives
A DEMOCRAT IN EARNEST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

PERMITTING lNKJas' received u a TINS oI9f liz
Su uf 10 sold for y cents per pousd, for C'sh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

EIGIS REPORTS OF Decisions in the Court Of Appeals aud
General Court NsiniaVol. 9Th, just pub-hctr So
WIN. u. RICHARDSON,
Ssc,y CeHmonEcGik and LibrcriGn.
--Siw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

u In compliment, to The earnest wishes Of ancient
Friend lay his Card, addressed to the Wings Of En-
SEX before our readers But il will not be thrown away
upon our Republican Friends. They will see, that tie
Orpnstinn up and aduingthat they ere aEnIng at
all points organizing in all dIrect"ns-And yet what
about: Here and there wtanging-taunhng
each o!hrr-dweng more upon the few points on whGh
we disagree, than the many which we cordially
agree, reversing the rule which all wise moraSts apply
to the relations d! and WIFE, when they happen to
get by the earsAt very few points we are displaying
the energy and union which situation demands,
our very boards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

Va ESTHAM FARM FOR SALEWiI be sol on THURSDAY,
lot day Of November the above valuable estate siI
miles above the Richmond, lying james river and Big
creek 200 40 OF which are Anes et
grounds excellent quality about 80 OF creek hut
land grass. There about 200 OF wood and
aud upland excellent state The Improvements
are lzrsc Dwelling house. covered with tD
brick Barn, TrushU. Machine annexed and all
other The James entirely
through IA. the grounds. which will.
completed the section OF the state s1"fd ample
enrIcng tic sd BY tia o! line,
which obtained comparatively latte eGpsns This Tract
of su the proprietor hr VIM shdpad)
contain ncShaustbo bed Of ns well adapted TO the i'm
pI0vcucnt OF the land.
and place. there will also he sold two Small
Tracts LAND 90 and ~ each lying on
the river agc proportion low grounds, purchased
by DR.. Crnuch OF d. Bul Ork's executor.
there VIII DC iLo
land fron2 to hu-i.c Is Wheat.
Persons TIC property hfc requested 10 Gail on
tie mnna-rr Walton wi" viii show II 10 them. hose de-
uy undressing the subscriber
the estate the Of fodder, ohtS
hay &c wit, the OF horses. mules plantation utensils &c
viii be sold.
Terms acc aud rsd Known on the day Of sale
JESSE. SSEAD, Err u j. q. Crouch.
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COH.NChIC.3TED.
NOTICE.

the Wing Voters If Essex requested I" assemble
themselves al Tarpaharnrck, on MvSDAY, the 1th Of
September being Essex county day. then ind there
To nominate suitable prrsnn represent them IN the
senate of Virginia, winch election takes place on the
fourth Thursday in April next 1t is hoped, that the
meeting may BE- held 10 the Court house precisely al
clock in The evening, aud that resolutions may be adopt
ed, soliciting similar meetings at their October courts
IN the ether counties composing the Senatorial District
and that The said meetings. after expression OF choice
oi III" person In represent them. will appoint committee
o three uf their most confidential and best informed
clZrns, 10 meet committee OF like number from Tins
county at Caroline November Court next, designate
the candidate best quali-d and who il most likely to
get majority of IN the several counties Compos
ing the rad District An ON Wig OF 76.
Sept ], ISIS. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07

lTANILU at the Compiler Office, Boy oil about
wv Is years Of uge 10 learn the pruning sH
August 81
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Terms ceoumoi.ns, aud msd Known the dey Of sale
JESSE SEEAD, Err u j. q. Crouch
l5-t
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Akgs.ap3cEkS for Hss4,

Aural raa-uawGI Sycamore Street, Pe,rrsl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-11
n UsIC sTORE.-.MUsICAL 1


WI SHIPMENTS Of every kind, and in
great variety, kept constantly on hand and fol
sale at the Detroit Bookstore, (od stand Of
Morse g. Brother) where those wishing to pul
chase. are invited to call and examine for them
selves. The following articles can be found
among the stock now on hand:
Kent Bugles, Post Horns, Hunters Pocket do.
Flutes with from one to eight keys,
Pitch pixies, Tuning forks, Violin mutes,
Capo D'Astros, Guitars, with single and doub
lie bottoms, small Bugles, Pandean Pipes,
Pegs and bows, Piano and Guitar strings,
Flies, common and extra, Flageolets and Clar.
ionets, Violins, an extensive assortment, among
which are to be found one Of the celebrated
stamp of Breton : one of Claudors famed in.
struments, and one containing the stamp OF
Thomson. Admirers of the Violin are invited 10
c,u ana examine these celebrated instruments.
Inst p, ceivc,. as above large assortment of p Il.
ANO MUSIC, WEI" assorted;
Piano instructors, ricep."rs for the flute, fife,
&C., Admired airs for lie tu..te.. violin, kent
bugle and fiageolet,
Alse, BAccordeon, Mouth Harmonious,
Portable music desks, Bass and snare drums,
&c. &c.
As soon as navigation opens, every addition
which the market requires will DO received, and
the ASSORTMENT kept full Pianofortes will be con-
stantly kept on hand, together with all the nep
music as soon az it is published. Music Associa.
tons will be furnished with every thing in this
line, on the most reasonable terms.
BURGER g. STEVENS.
Detroit, Jan. 2, 1888. ly76