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assembled, before, they arrived at the Chick-
asaw Bluffs ? A. 1 did not overtake them
bef re they got to Coles's creek. Mr. Burr.
You said that they were to go to the Oua-
chita and to New-Orleans: were they to go
in any event ? A. They were to yo to the
Ouachita ; but the articles did not specify
¦what business they were to follow. The
only service which was mentioned, was,
that they were to work the boats do*n.
Mr. Baker objected to this kind of evidence.
He contended that the best sort of evidence
ought in every case to be produced ; and
that no paper ou:>ht to be mentioned, which
was not exhibited in court. The objection
was oveiruled, when Mr. Hay asked the
witness « hcther he was certain they were
to.gp I New-Qileilts first ? A. lam. I re-
coiled the article-- wer. read after we got
into the h..at. Mr.M'Sae. And they were
to serve 6 months ? A. They were.
Saturday. Sept mber 19.
Examination of J.u'nb Dunbaugh.
Mr. IL,y. W II j uu describe the situation
Of the party at the muth of Cumberland
river '. VV itne^s. Am I to be confined to
the Cumberland river' Mr. 1/ iy. You may
go down to rhe Ch;ckasaw Fluffs Mr. Bctls.
Go down to ihe Mississippi riveri and who
ther you aie to l1; mi tbi r the court will in-
struct you. Some desultory conversation
here ensued on this point, after which the
•witness proceeded.
On the 2f5'.li December, 1806, very early
in the mnrninrr a small skiff with four men
and a Mr. Hopkins, arrived at Fort Massac.
Some time after the arrival of this sk'ff,
captain Bissell: commander at the fort, de-
tained me for command, to go to the mouth
of Cumberland river, to purchase a beef for
liim. (1. What were yo.. ? A f Was a id
am s*ill Serjeant in rhe army of the United
States. He told me I was to call on colonel
Burr with his compliments ; and if colonel
Bun* wanted my assistance, that I was to
furnish it. Captaii Bissell told me this Mr.
Hopkins, who came in the sit iff with 4 men.
was going up wjtb_me When we got half
way ' p to the Cumberland, we stopt, and I
asked Mr. Hopkins his business at Port Mas-
sac : and he said if was to ask cjptafll Bissell
whether lie would oppose colonel Burr's
passing by the fort. I got to the mouth of
Cumberland about half an hour bafore sun-
set, on the 26th December, and landed : col.
B. was then encamped on Cumberland Island.
After 1 had Crossed over to the island. I saw
colonel Burr, and delivered captain Bissell's
in ssage. Colonel Burr said be was much
Obliged to him ; and that captain Bissell was
very good. G lonel B asked me, ' Ii not
this in? old friend '" i*had seen him before.
He said he believed I drn.-k no brandy- and
asked me if I would not have a glass of
wine. When I drank, I said here's success
to colonel Burr and his undertaking ;" and
ft1--. Blannerhasseft (this was the first tiint
ever saw him) stamped his foot and said
" \men." Colonel Burr told me I must
take breakfast with him next morning; I
repli' -; that I would. On the 27th I saw
coionel Burr, and told him I was going to
the garrison. He to] I me to bear his com-
pliments to ciptaiu Hrs* 11. and asked me if
J could take a barrel of apples to him. I
told him I would. Whilst they Vftti getting
the apples on board, the wind sprung up
very fresh, and I was n- t able to start. In
the course of that day. I crossed him several
times over to the IC-. tucky shore, and sever-
al of his men. During the day, col. Burr
asked me how I would like to go down the
river with him. I replied, very well if T
could obtain the consent of my general. He
said that that would make no odds. He
would fix itwbhWlt. This was on the 27th,
and on the 28th I called on colon .1 B. atid
told him I was gointr to Fort Massac. He
seni his c inplimeilts to captain Bissell, but
Sid he expected he would get there before
me. I told him that he might, man his barge
as well as he could I would arrive there be-
fore him. I arrived at the garrisori some-
time in the afternoon.
Mr. Botts. There you may st p. It is
imnossible to progress without running into
some impropriety, unless we ascertain the
limits within which the witnesses are to be
confined Mr. Hay observed that he did
not mean to prove any acts at fort Massac.
After some conversation the examinati n
proceeded : Mr. Hny. Did you see any mi-
litary parade r A. I saw the men drawn up
at the mouth of Cumberland. Q. How ma-
ny men ? A. I did not count them ; hut I
suppose there were abont ioo. Q^ What
kind of men ? a Generilly young men.—
Mr. Wirt. Did they look like hard labour-
ers ? A. The principal part did not. Q. How
drawn up ? were they drawn up in a line ?
a. No : they were drawn up in three wings
Q^ What do you mean by three wings ?
divisions ? The "witness here described their
position, by drawing a figure on the floor
with his foot. They described three sides
of a square Col. Burr was introduced by
col. Tyler, beginning at the left. The
party gradually Jell in and formed a circle.
Mr. Hay. How introduced ? a He went
around and shook hands with every man.
Mr. Hry Did you not see some chests of
arms ? Mr. Burr objected to this manner of
putting the question. Mr. Hay admitted that
he had put the question inadvertently ; he
merely wished Mr. Dunbaugh to state what
he kn.ws of the chests of arms. Mr. Botts.
State what yon know of any chests of arms
within the nited States, witness. I did not
see more than a few rifles at the mouth of
Cumberland. Mr. Hay. I think the court
yesterday decided, that we were a. liberty
to state any circumstances out of the United
States which were explanatory of the acts
done within the U. S.
(To be continued.)
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBERS.
The president of the United States arriv-
ed in rue city this morning, ar It o'clock,
from Vlonticello, The heads of departments
are all expected in the course of to-morrow
and Monday. [iVash. Fed ] •
Extract of a letter from an officer at fart
Michil'mackinac, re his brother in Hallow.
el dated 'July 24.
'' We are now much on the alert, ex-
pecting an attack from the United tribes of
Indians north of the Ohio and ea^t of the
Mississippi. A great prophet, (impostor
somewhat similar in his conduct hitherto to
Mahome') who pretends he is revived from
the dead by the breath of Manit. n (Great
Spirit) to reform and unite his red children
(the indian •) and to restore them to their an-
cient energy, cu-toms and independence.
It is true that the Ind ans who hold any in-
tercourse with the .-lilies, readily imbibe all
tile vices of society, ,i ithaut one of the vir-
tues and sink into the moat degrading de-
bauchery and indolence their ancient energy
and innocence. It their reformation was
'he real object of the new prophet's zeal, it
would nd ed be laudable. But if 1 o ,ly
had time to incl seyou a c py of a talk in
circulation in their councils of chiefs (very
artfully obtained from an Indian woman
who is attached to a trader in our interest)
you would know th.^t war, energetic war on
our frontiers, is the sole object.—T:ie poor
deluded natives are neglecting their hunting,
fishing and planting, and thronging to the
scene of inspired legislati n with an enthu-
siasm that is truly ast nishmg. But the
Uniied States are n t abne in possession of
demagogues under foreign influence or pay.
There are Lidinn demagogues in Spanish,
tha is to say, Bonaparte's pay ; and a few
of them paid their homage to him at St.
Cloud last summ.r.
A Mr Nolen, a res pre a hie trader at the
Fills of St. Mary (th§k>utiet of lake Superi-
or) has assured us, that he accidenlly saw
in the possession of an Indian Chief and
Missionary, who got intoxicated at his
house, a reJ war club and black wampum
bell (never failing forerunners of a war) care-
fully wrapped in a French ffig, and pre-
cisely similar to those circulated immedi-
ately previous to the attacks of the celebrat-
ed Pontiac, (see Carver's Travels.) I
hope that it will all blow over ; but let-
ters and information has poured in sufficient
to convince usthat something serious is brew-
ing." [_Boston paper.J
a
1st,
3 ',
4...,
5th,
bth,
7sh,
villi,
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
i-'uiv ASS&MJ 1* 0
a I jr % ' 3 t-t <; .
3 1
n> , XT tf , e: =J* ¦
*< 1 1 ¦ 1 I i CM I ¦
337 66 7 189 8 27 98 18 10
1' 69 •6 85 9 4.1 81 i9 n
I8j au lu* .51 20 44 1 ¦' 58 2,.
V2 46 4 5o 35 18 47 11 13
84 o7 54 5J .4 34 f\ ¦ i7 b
73, li9 95 23 94 ¦ 7 ,;ti 1 ! 15
2U 'A3 55 9 34 So 23 83 4
12 43 IJ 14 ou ¦ 7 3 2 0 1
Irish Linen, he.
: AfEX.iNDEJr BROW* isf SOtf
Have imported per Fame and Abeona, a sup-
ply of
3-4, 7 8 and 4-4 LINEH,
6-4, 8 4, 9-4 and 10-4 1.1AVEB.,
LONG I. AWNS, And
IiKQWN HOLLAND.
September 22. d8t-ec\-!=s 1st quality Brown Sugar,
50 do. White do.
ALSO,
26 hhds. of a very good quality New-Or-
lear.s do.
3'!6 b;i;.rs Coffee,
-00 b )\- s excellent Seg-ars, and
10 to is Log-woad.
And after the Cargo, will be sold
*OCS The. said Schoim/r J'VMES,
.-u/^'j^'SrV' m,,l[,en upwards of 5u0 bbls.
200^ with all her tatkle and apparel
..-. as soe arrived fro n sea, she is
.1 I'einai'kaMe good vessel, sails fist, and has
lately undergone a thorough repair.
At th:' same time luill be uffered,
. _i_ >:~S The Bi-:t'.,n ilrig-
,^Si-#-V F\NNY,
>Jkr%JuilP Between 2 and 3 years old,
burtnen about. 1000 bbls she is
a well budt vessel, sails fast, and is now
leady to receive a cargo.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
October S
bale oy Auction.
• TO MORROW AFTERNOON,
Wednesday, the 7lh instant at 3 o'clock, at
»the auction ruu •', will be sold, a variety of
Diy»Good% which were not sold yesterday
for want of (i .ie,
* Giiisisting if
1 bala fine blue Plains,
1 do ,> vuBsdiiwns,
1 case Brown Hollands,
1 do colored ["breads,
2 do. fancy Muslins and Dresses,
1 trunk of B >ots
Also, the remainder of a Stock, consisting
of Hosiery, Laces, India and iii itish Muslins,
Scotch Threads, and a variety of other
goods.
R. LEMMON & CO. Auct'rs.
Octihcy (i.
bale by Auction.
Cole & I Bonsai, Aucfrs^
WiUnfftrfw sale o ThtUH$DAY, Bth instant,
at their Warehouse I'ack of the Union Bank tf
Maryland, f entranceJrom S. Charles street,J
1 variny of
Household Furniture,
Togetnei with a variery of PRINTS, of
diffeient descriptions.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
( ctoher 5. _______
blieriii's bdle.
Wilt be sold on SATURDAY, the 10th instant,
at 10 o'cuict, A 31. at the dvicliing house of
Mr John Fitz''ugli, situate in Duke-street,
/.ear Grunby-street,
A variety of elegant House-
hold \ urnitur:-,
Late the property of said Fiiziiiigh, t-ken
by distraint for bouse rent, due John Terrill
and J ihi Marsh, and to sat'si'y a Hen facias,
at the suit ol Wm M'Mechen, lor the use of
William Gratis .
JOHN HUNTER, Sheriff
October 5. d5t
'1 0 be sold Cheap,
A valuable Saddle HOIt E, that would
answer lor the 1 roup, or Harness. I quire
a ¦'.vuus's Stables.
October 6.
cUtf
y
Managers.
J
Kolling and Sliting Mill.
The subscribers are now ready to execute
orders for Rolled and Slit Iror., a large and
general iiss'artiriont of which they constantly
keep for sale, viz. 3d, 4d, 6d, Hd, lud, 12d,
and 20d, Hoop and Nail, Deck and Spike
Rods.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELI.ICOTT.
Ocrwbjr 6 eo
For Sale,
A neat, plain, light, travelling JERSEY
W \GGON, with brass mounted Harness for
four .orses ; pi-ice 280 d-.llars. Inquire at
the bar 1 f the Indian Queen.
ALSO,
A pair of haiv.'some Bay HORSES.
October 0.________________________d4lf.
Campbell P. White
HAS FOR SALK,
350 barreis Kye Whiskey.
October 6. _____ ^^ d4ij
Baltimore and Frederick-town
Turnpike Road.
MONDAY, October 5th, 1807.
The following Gentlemen were elected as mana
gets/or thecmuingyeaf,
John E. Howard. President,
(Vice Jona. liliicott, resigned.)
William Lorman, ~\
John liliicott,
Luke Tienian,
George iiarr,
John Al'Piierson,
John Graham,
Thomas Lee,
Jesse Holbngswortf
Williian Cocke, Treasurer.
October 6. d4t
Geo. Hay,
No. C7 12 Baltimore.street,
Has for sale, a genera, assortment yf
Best retail y wholesale bhoes,
Which will be sold low for cash or good
paper Favors gritefully acknowledged.
N. B. Likewise tke adjoining Store to let.
Inquire as above.
October 6, eo4t
Mr. J. J. Bergerac,
Piffessor of the French Language, St. Mary's |
College.
Respectfully inrbrwrt the inhabitants of'Bal-
timore, that he intends to open an evening
school, on the 15th of this month, from 6 till
8 o'clock, P. M. He flatters himself, that
his .being at present professor of French in
the above Colieg-e, will be sufficient to ;e-
cowmend him to publio notice.
Private lessons will be given to Ladies and
Gentlemen at (heir respective bouses, from
10 till 1 o'cl .clc, P. M. Apply to the sub-
scriber, or to the Rev. Win. Dubnu-g.
EI1ME IMJCATTL,
26, Market-street.
October 6. eo4tf
Stray Cows.
During the last summer there has been
two stray COWS, with my out-cattle ; I have
now taken them into my enclosure. One is
black with white face, belly and legs j the
other a pale red, with soirVe while on her j
forehead and legs. The owner or owners
are desirtd to par charges, and take tie 1,1
away. CALEB MERRYMAN,
.-!:...! - t'owh.
October S. ' eo4;$ t
BALTIMORE THEATRE.
-WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 7,
Will be presented a popular Comedy, in S acts,
called,
The Honey Moon,
(Written by the late John Tobin.)
To which 'nidi be added, a Comic Opera, in a
acts, c tiled
Paul and Virginia.
Characters expressed in the bills of the dav.
Box, one dollar—Pit, three-fourths of a dol-
Mr
CC? The doors w'll be opened at half past
five and the performance commence at half
past six o'clock precisely.
Tickets to be h.d, and places in the boxes
takeii of ,vlr. Evans, at the office in front of
the theatre, on dav 9 of non-performance from
ten till twi, and on days of pertbrmancv from
ten till tour o'clock
*„* Gentlemen cannot be permittedto smoke
segars hi the Theatre on any account.
Oct -b -r 6._________________J________
For bale,
540 boxes white and br wn Sugar,
215 dry Hides, (salted)
25 seroons lndig 1, (sobre saliente)
47 hales St. Domingo Cotton,
30 J boxes Cigars, oi a superior quality,
20 tierces Rice,
20 tons Nicaragua Wood,
20 do. Fustic,
3 do. Lignum Vita,
1G seioons Sars ,p .rilla.
JOHN B JAUKFRET,
N:. 4;, NorUi Gay street,
October 6.________ eol5t
v ray's Garden,
M. ROSAINVILL.E r-sprctfully informs
the public, that at the request of no rubers of
Gentlemen of this city and its vicinity, he
will ExMbit
All Elegant Fire-Work,
On the 19th instant, weather permitting, &
which will be the lasi this season, the work
will be as compl te as the last, and will ter-
minate by a flight of rockets.
October 6. eot19h
VV as Lost,
On Sunday last, betwo 11 Gray's Gardens
and Markei-stre-t, a French made Gold
WATCH, capped, wit! " I'umbert Pniladel-
pi'.ia" on the f ice. The fin ler, by leaving it
at 2 22 Market street, or at this office, will be
handsomely rewarded.
N B Any person, to whom this watch may
f-e offered for sale, will please detain it
October 6. d4t
Not'ce is hereby given.
THAT the subscriber has obtained from
the Orphan's, court of Baltimore county, in
Maryland, letters of administration oil the
estate of Patrick Matey, hue et Ba'timore,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said esta e are hereby requested to exhi-
bit the sane ; with thv vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at or before the first day of
Febr a v ne t, they mav otherwise by law be
e.vcio d from afl benefit of tne said estite
Sn! ali persons indebted to said estate are re
q- e-ilcd 10 make i-nmediale payment to thfc
subscriber.
JAMES M'CONKEY, Admr
77 M'Eldry's wharf
Oct 6, 18'J7 2aw6w
French Milliiiery,
AND DltY GOODS.
Just rece'vei by the brig Molly, captain Nirris,
Jam Philadelphi .,
1 box embroidered Pjtin. tt Lace
The most fashionable Ladies' Lace Hand-
kerchiefs
1 box fashionable Cher lies Bonnets
1 do. orn.ure i,tal 1- ibe.s
An elegant and fashionable assortment of
oil a lies' Necklaces
An assortment of the most fashionable Cach-
mere Shawls, long and short, plain, emoroi-
dered and ornamental
Ladies' rii h silk Stockings, Egyptian fashion
Men's white silk Stockings
Elegant embroidered Patterns for Gentle-
men's Waistcoats.
Also on hand,
Linen Cambrick Neck and Pocket Hand-
kerchiefs
Fine Liin n Pocket Handkerchief's
Gold Tassels
Silver Cords
Steel, gill, and brass Swords
Military Featiii i-s
For sale very cheap for cash or approved
snotes. Appl} at No .35, North Frederick
treet.______________Oct 5. __________dbtj
1 ancy Goods, etc.
James R. Mitchell,
Sign of the Spinnhg wheel, No. 4, Caiver'-street,
Has just received an eicgant ass, rtment of
Fancy and other Seasonable GUOLS, which
he offers tor sale, on moderate terms, for cash
or acceptarxes in town at Sii rt dates.
Amongst iJiich are,
Superfine Sprigcd and Plain India Mull
Mull Muslins, British do. Linen a d Cotton
Cambrick kouno Dresses. Worked l.ace
Cap Crowns, Satlin do. l ut Velvet do. Spi-
der Nets, Leno hall HVkls. Elegant Spang.'d
Trimmings lor presses,4-4, 5-4, t-4 and 8 4
Damask Silk Shawls, Ladies' Black & white
Lace Clock Silk Hose of superior qualities,
Gentlemen's do Plain an Pia.d Lutcstnmp.,
2 trunks elegant Furniture Chintz,
4 do. Fancy Calicoes,
1 do. Ginghams,
1 da. Madras Ij'dkfs.
U bwxes Constitution and President's Cords
and Velvets,
1 do. Tapes,
1 do Nuns Threads,
1 do, colored do.g
1 do. Blown Pl.uillas,
Toilinette and Swansdown Waistcoatings,
Supe fine Cloths, Cassimcres snd Coatn g-s,
Superfine white Shirting 1-Lnnels,
Do. Linen and Cotton Bed-Ticks,
Ladies Fashionable Beaver Hats,
100 dozen Long and Short Kid and Beaver
Gloves,
50 do. do. do. Silk do
Cotton and Worsted Hoss,
Carpets, Blankets, Baizes, Half Thicks,
Kersey's. Plains, Devonshire Kersey's, Flush
ings, Irish and German Linens-
INDIA MUSLINS, and almost every ar-
ticle in the Dry Good Line.
October 5. dfiteo
Wanted.
Wanted a Young Man, » native of the Eas-
tern Shore of Maryland, of good morals, who
leis a knowledge of the Grocery business, and
is pretty extensively acquainted with the trad-
ing towns on the shore. To such a one a liber-
al salary willbe given, Apn'yto the printers.
Oct. 5 d4l»
Imported
in the ship S.is't .w captain Pe.'e.tt'm, front f4l
Ph'er i-a tJL,t,t, and for sale by the subsuHerff,
iV-./'-O O.v Hides,
700 Horse do.
516 bales and )ofTallow>
They have also fir sate,
10 bales of Blue Guineas, or Madras fibi*
Cloths, A large assortment if
India Goods,
Consisting of
1 Gurrabs,
Buttas,
Ma.noddies,
Cossas, and
Punjum Cloths.
Madeira Wine, of London particular, and
London Market qualities, in pipes, half pipes'
and quarter casks, part of which was import-
ed last \ ear.
And 6.1000 Dutch Qnills.
ROBERT (jHLMJR & SONS.
Oct 6. eo
Fancy Goods.
Received per the Fair American, R. Davis,Jhoni
Londtin, on c.jignment,
An invoice of
Taney Goods,
CuHS'Sling tf
Artificial Flowers. Wreaths, Plumes, Os-
trich Feathers, Hat Bands, &c &c
Which will be sold low oy the invoice.
CORNTHWAIT & YARN ALL,
..... 8J, Bowly's uharfi
10th mo. 3d. d8t
Notice.
THE partnership of Bowersox is* Fouse, is
this day dissolved by mutual tonsent. All
persons haiing claims against th"s:dd firm, will
please present them for set¦'lenient, and those
indebted ar; parlicularl requested to make im.
mediate payment to either of the s 'bscribers.
G.".0 A BOWERSOX,
HENRY FOUSE.
The bu iness in future will be carried on hy
the subscriber, at his old stand, No. 61, Nortia
H iwaid utreet.
CEO. A. BOWERSOX.
October 5. U
Wanted to Purchase, "*
A parcel of Tortoise Shell, and Ivory. In.
q ' re at fc-hn P. Spies' Comb Manufactory;
uraiidy-alley, opposite Otterbein's church.
J. P SPIES.
September 15._____ _ _2aw8t___
Fusiliers.
Meet THIS EVENING, Tuesday, a§
Mr. Peek's (Amis of Maryland) at eight
c'clock, precisely. By order.
T. R. Sec;ry.
October 6._________
BATTALION ORDERS.
The first battalion of the fifth regiment,
will parade on Thursday, the 8th instant^
without uniform, btit with arms and accou-
trements in good order, and each man to
be provided with eight rounds of blank
cartridges. The battalion will be formed in
North Calvert STeet, and will march thence,!
precisely at 2 o'clock, to the parade ground
on Market-street extended.
J. A. BUCHAN SN, major.
"battalion, orders
The Baltimore Mechanical VY.Iunteersarft,
ordered to meet on Thursday next, at z o'ol'fc
precisely at the court honse, in common dress,
with arms and accoutrements in e,ood order,
that the company may join the battallion at
the appointed hour. 'Tts expected that
members will be punctual in their attend-
ance. The roll called quarter past 2 o'clock*
All absentees fined.
By order »f the captain.
______________JOS. K. STAPLETON,
(t?" Thefyld officers, the captains of Ar
tillcy, $¦ Cavalry of the 3:{ Brig ideare re-
quested to meet the Brigadier General, attho
Maryland Insurance Offi'e, on Thursday
next, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
R(-g;menta! Orders.
The 39th Regiment will assemble for
exercise in full uniform, with arms and ac».
coutremento in pood order, each man to ba
furnished with six rounds of blank cartridges
on Wednesday the 7th instant, the line to
be formed at 3 o'clock precisely at Li.iden-
berger's Lot.
By order of the lieut. Col. Comt,
GEO. ROHRBACK.
Adjutant.
N. B. The officers are invited to meet
at the colonel's quarters on Tuesday evening
next at 6 o'clock as some previous arrange-
ments are necessary.
Oct. 5.
Baltimore Volunteer Artillery company, race,
at the Gun house on Wednesday afternoon
at quarter befoie 2 o'clock in complete uni*
form, with side arms, roll call at 2 o'clo^t
precisely and absentees fined.
By order of I he captain.
THOMAS FINDLEY, Sec'ry.
October 5. d.>t
FIRST BALTIMORE HtTSSARS."
You will assemble on Lindenberger's 1 >t
at half past I o'clock to morrow in stable
dress, provided with Sw rds and V st Is,
and 12 cartridges each man. The roll will
be called precisely at 2 o'clock, when y„»
will j in the 391b regiment.
WM. B. BARNEY, Capiain.
N. B. The greatest Punctuality is rep
quested^
Oct. 6
The First Baltimore Troop, will meet in
full uniform on Wednesday mxtat 2 o'clock
precisely, furnished with six cartiages each,
to join the 39th Regiment and artillery-
Per Order.
Vv\ M, MAYNADIER. Sec'ry.
Oct. 5. _____________ fJ 21
TAKE UP FIRELOCK.
Those members of the company of Fusi*
Icrs who have not furnished themselves with,
pieces are desired to make immediate ap-
plication to the lieutenant who is provided
with as many Government aiuu a* vwiUip-
ply the deficiency,
October 5.
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