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DIED-On Saturday, the 18th ut at his resi- hence in Miffin township, Cumberland county, Pa WILLIAM DENYING, in the 94th year of his age The deceased was an Artifcier in the Army of the Revolution-he it was, who in the days of his coun- trys need made the only successful attempt eper made in the soortd to nanufacture sorough iron connon two of which he completed in Middlesex in this county and commenced another and larger one at Mount Holly, but could get one to assist him who could stand the heat which is said to have been so great as to melt the lead buttons his clothes. This uninish ed piece is sad lies as he left it, at either Holly Forge or the Carlisle Barracks.

 One of those completed was taken by the British at the Battle of Brandywne, and is now in the Tow CT of London The British Government offered large sum and stated annuity to the person who would instruct them in the manufacture of that art cle; but the patriotic bLacksmi preferred obscuritu and poperty in his own beloved country, though that country for which he had done so much kept her purse closed from the vetern soldier til near the close of his long e and it often required the sooie soeight of his well known character for honesty to save him from the bangs of the severest poverty When such characters as the deceased are neglected by rich government, it is no wonder that some folks think Republics ungratcfm. .-Cariisie Tol.*

 -The remaining piece Ca pounder in the park of artillery attached to the army of General St. car the where it remained until July 7o4 when the fort was par ally dismantled, and few artillery Greenve from whence after the treaty with the Indans the artillery was sent supply the different which had been erected on

 or M into the hands of the British on the surrender of Gen. uull at Detroit. nOt,--Ed. Gdx.