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ROGERSs
Vegetable Pulmonac Detergcn..
TOR COUGHS, CONSTITUTIONS AN,
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RoGERss

IL 3.
5OR COUGHS, CONsUMPTzoNs Ann
ASTHMAS.
The most obstinate Cots1is yicla toi..
TYNE preposterous composition Of mn.
i matory drugs; the Disappointing,
repeatedly experienced in my practice, fra,
rcmsdies highly recommended, added !.
my own predisposlion TO Puimonic Con,
plants, were powerful inducements with y.
to consider, whether a con- pound, consa
ing of veg etab!e substances, could re, lie i,
vented, more tree from the well sounded d.
iections Of practitioners, and better calcu,y.
cd to avert the threatening destruction s!u.
Lungs.
] now offer to the public, the result Of "a
years experience, on this subject. No ey.
pense or trouble has been spared in this On
position. That no medicine, for consume.
tive and asthmatic complaints, has teen !,
succeisful as my YEGETdBLE PULAl,
NC DETERGENT, would i'll become n.
to mention in this address.
But il the attcststions of pc rsons, ri ,E.
highest responsibility, OF its efieaov which
viii be shewn to any psrson: If he great
and INCREASING demand for ii may be called
proof, it is proved.
Prepared by myself, at my DispensaIy,
Northampton, Ms.
George Rogers.
October %. law6t
nys The above Medicine is sold by RIcz.
ARD Fl. LITTLE, Druggist, Fairfax-st.eet, A.
lexandria
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold. at public auction, on NUN
DAY, the l8 h instant, at the Warehouse
of the Commercial Company, Biastsn's
Wharf;
90 hhds. .SUGAR,1 lst and I'd
a. bbls ditto qmaAty,
10000 lbs. St. Domingo COZ fEE,---
first quality
n~7p TTe a6sve emitted to drawback.
ALSO,
20 tons LOCKWOOD, first quality i'm.
ported in the brig Hornet, from Cape Hen
ry. hay'i
N.Y. Sale to commence at I O'Clock.
FERNS (which will be liberal) made known
at the tirnc Of sale
John MCGOWAN.
Wasaingfos CRY Nou. II, ut,
NEWTON KEENE,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Is barrels Museovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Green Coffee,
Is hals Antigua and Windward Island
Rum,
s do, Molasses,
81 bales Upland Cotton,
90 bags Sumatra Pepper, =.
225 large and small boxes hrst quany
Segars,
90 casks London Brown Stout,
20 boxes Pipes-gross each,
SO barrels prime Pork,
tons Swedes Bar Iron,
chests Hyson Tea,
Is bale superine London Cloths,
TRUNKS Fancy (Cotton) Goods,
Q nnn his Srnithfield Bacon,
so barrels bright and black Varnish and
Turpentine.
November 6.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

INSERTED in Alexandra, from the boat
- belonging to Fort Washington, on this
day, the two following SOLDIERS, viz.
FRANCIS WABO, a Frenchnaano aged
"a years, dark hair, and dark complexion, $
feet 10 inches high, had on round hat, white
cloth vest, and blue cloth pantaloons.
JACOB BRANOR, born in Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, aged % years, feet
inches high, fair complexion and sandy hair
had on round hat white cloth vest, white
shirt with frill, and blue pantaloons.
Whoever takes up said deserters and deli
vers them to the commanding officer of this
post, or to any officer of the United States ar
nv. shall receive the above reward, or Ten
DOLLARS for each, and all reasonable ex-
pences.
Lloyd Beall,
Captain Artillery commanding.
Fort Washington, Nov. 80. eoSw
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Bank of Potomac,

Cd Nopember, 1911.
1OTlCE is hereby given the otocknoi :.
IN ers OF the Bank OF Potomac tna.. ei-
v.dcnd OF four per cent on the captal siocs'
for the last six months, has been desiafed,
and will be paid them or their representa-,
lives. on Tuesday next the 5th instant.
By order of the Board
C. Page, Gather.
Nov.r,her a 3taw3w
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Lloyd Beall,

Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A Woman acquainted with cooking wash
ing and ironing--a Man accustomed to house
work, and Man acquainted with gardening
and taking care of horses.
November Ii. st
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Hahn's anti. Bilious Palls,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fever-prepared only at LIES
old established Patent and Family Mcnlcine
Store, No. Sc Maiden Lane, New.York
The operation of these Pills Is perfectly
mild. so IS to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry Off
superfuous bile, and prevent lta morbid SCI
cretions; to restore and amend the appetite !:
to proda:e free perspiration. and therebA
preyent colds, which arc often OF fatal conse'
ouences A dose never fails to remove a
cold, if taken on lis first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habituai costive-
ness. sickness at the stomach * severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably cfflca-
oious in preventing and curing disorders at
tcndnnt on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved for use, by
every seamGn
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
Thi. we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an Immense number OF
children and adults ofvarious dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
HamiIton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable medi
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissip.ted pleasures juvenile indiscretion
residence in climates unfayorable to the COR
s,i;ution the immodera,e use OF tea; ire
quent intoxication, or other destructive IN
temperance the unskiifui or excessive use
IF mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at certain period Of lifs bad lyinSs IN, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted 10 cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore Threats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy. -
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatsm. govt. rheumatic ghut,
palsy, lumbago, Rumbness. white sweihnss,
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain In the face
/nd neck, Sc. =,
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the y.
States for upwards Of ten~ years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store.
They ere, by sheei1s appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
~ Purchasers are requested to rcmem-
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
of Hannah Lee, widow Of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July zo-t27| law
T.,oa+1, Do11,ro z ou-or6
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority ofa deed of trust from
R1cHasp ARELL, to secure debt due
to JosgpH Vaudeville, the subscriber
will offer at public sale, for cash, at the
Coffee House, On the 10th day of Novem-
Der next
A House and Lot
en- the east side of Fairfax street, between
Wolf and Wilkes s,reets-and a number Of
yaIuab!s we'll secured Ground Rents.
r. I. Taylor.
October 10 oD
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e. Superhne Yellow Bark.

DIR. S.d1 FORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and bighY
approved by many physicians Of distinguish,
ed character II different parts Of tic Cnitea
States; the proprietor is now encouraged 10
offer it to the FACULTY III general. uDder tic
persuasion, that 10 practitioner ct taste, ~
the choice Of his means, can fail 10 be gTaa'
fed in the use OF this elegant preparation -
In strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark in COM
mon use.
The Essential SILT or B.zR1, pre-
pared b! the same.
The above articles arc put up in parcels Q,
different sizes, to accommodate tie u'""
wants Of not only physicians. but OF Ta'5'
druggists, country merchants and private a.
milies.-Soid by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, and no other fers0n IN .ait'1a"'
dria.
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FINE TEAS.

J,nper;a', 1sas, q me iafesl a''.
syauny Hyson, and tortations, received
u.s Sl;n - ans PHILADELPHIA.
IroR s.dLE 81
T. W. Peyton,
W1o has also for Sole,
saIt-pssry, rough and test refined
Gunpou,ler, F, FF. end FIFE
American Patent hot
S,ognsc Brandy, 4.h proof
Taal.srs' Oil
snern,sceti Candies
< .,snctcck Shad, No. |.
Ocso,rs IS CIV Ia"4"
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~DR GnQutrer.
RICHMOND. MARcH * ,o,,
~. TO THE PEOPLE OF v1p1-1,TI-

lhe time is at hand. when you will, N.
called upon TO exercise the dearest priv;e GO
winch you possess--the most sacred du,iss
which How from our free form of sove,n
ment. You are about to choose y0nr Re-.
presentativesin Congress-men. who am To
be trusted With the holy task OF preserving
the constitution, the honor and the rights oS
your country. AT no time whatsoever ia
thls elective right to be held of G,,le az
count--but at this great crisis nart,cm,.rf.
when the whole civilized world is c,,nVula.
ed to Its centre, when the laws of ;,s,icp.
ana the rights OF neutral nations are h,,rte9
from their very base, when the choice li.sf.
between natlouat honor and national dic
grace, between submission and re.is,ance
between mean acquiescence in the ,,,,o,,,-l
OF Britain, and calm and steady asser,i6Sn
VI out rIshts' IT'S no time to sit with folded :,
arns' ana view the scene before US with up-
10 the polls, then, my country~
men-out rememer what mighty stak. ~
Pepos upon your spffrages The next Two
years may bring forth events, which will g
qune tue utmost virtue and the pursst nr;r-
CiPIes 10 meet. The members of ,be o,,, g
congress may be Charged with the deareot >
ueS'ihieS OF their country. How much A.
Pehos upon your choIcel Take up. then
the Pretensions OF the candidates. who offet
s aIse '.'1 10 you, one by one. Ask your
cs.'..9 ""o 'iiey are what they have done
-, you, 10 whf. party they belong; what
that party has done for you; and VIA, ra-
suits are to be expected from such me-
sures as they have pursued, and such rr;ns;
pies as they profess. P'''0i-
i. VIII you trust Republicans or Federalits.
those who are attached, or those ,,iS
opposed to the measures of the pr.sen, a ao
ntnlstration This is the great ouesf;nr
before Us. And fortunately for Won. %" h.Vo
not to try this question by the dubious T Iiaht
OF i 5oS and coectarethe systems
riment--and these are facts, coSciusive e fspe.
before you. conclusive ia0es
5ou nave seen the federalsts in power--.
ano you nave seen the Republicans in now
A. 'uuse re, The trees by their fruits -
ASK yourselves what would have been Con-.
situation, if in 1900 the republicans y 5"t
not risen 10 the majesty of their sire, 80,
ana struck the federal monster to rbe grnn..
ASK yourselves, where yon would Eo Q ~ S,'
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tan upon nle without rae-,t rhlcsi destitute q.
IKE OF facts and arguments, vii. iDpudenti;>
pronounce my statements 10 be ant rue, nv rea.
soning false, and my character too base to me-
r't your attention. And ifyou YIELD To tlreir bold
assertions without evidence, my l.i,c;.r will be
lost But, my fellow-c.tizens, it is for yeu that
expose myself to all this persecution = to the,
Ill viii, the hatred and the vengeance of the men
whose arts, intrigues. and deceptions must
necessarily lay open. For your o,vn sake; then
entreat you to give me patient hearing. IL
my story be long, so is the series of your wrongs
AND these you have suffered, not for your ulti-
mate advantage. but tina, your LEADERS, par-
TENDED PArRIors, rsight obtain and hold eo,,-
er and Pace aea rte en'ola,nents Of eosee> Yes,
my feliow-citizens, to their ambition, syarice.
envy and revenge, your great interest. and the.
honor OF our country have been sacrificed.
lin executing the arduous work have On,
dertaken, shall sometimes use words az q
coarse texture, beg every reader to be assured:
thas these will be introduced, not from choice.
but necessity the more distinctly To exi5b;, III.
characters OF the persons and things intended to
be described. Moral. like natural defornites.
require their appropriate traits and colours
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
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Ertraet Of Letters.
HAvANNA. Feb. 9

HAVANA, Feb. =, 161L
Yesterday evening arrived at this port
FROM Vera Cruz, a schooner, In ID days,
bound to COrunna. The captain says, that
the insurgents, to the number of one hundred
thousand mel, were defeated six leagues
from Guadela xera, that the action was very
obstinate, that resort was had to the bayonet,
but that our troops defeated and dispersed
Z reb Is, who lost many of their men and
pieces Of cannon.
- HAvAENA, Feb. Ia.
Enclosed send you some printed papers
from u xc0, received 10 day by vessel ar
Tftc N Vera Cruz, IN IS days. which
y1i ..,frn you Of the state OF tIings 10 New
nich must afFord satisfaction to eve
re- oH 5yauisrd. The more particular de.
ti.. ameh may arrive " tue victor OF Ca
r. SHALL seod you, but tuust scquaiutyou
md, hat although IN 'he Gaz tie of
IS no. said that our rpups-have
N;sjeiaxei =, that fact is known
;aNers, q which we are in pos
ence.
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A SUBSCRIBER,
30 fr-
Mr. PICKERING

y The following is the fl st of a series oflet.
iers' which Mr.. Pickering has commenc, d, in the
Baltimore papers, to the people ofthe w. S.
As he is now off ofthe public stage, as he NAV
perhaps feel some little itch to be on again &
with the mildest possible eye /; we NAV reason
aoiy expect, from his pen, much inveslive and
much gall-The people know him too well O
D. deceived. lis letters, & his speeches, & the
whole spirit of ais public life are calculated to
put every one on their guard against him. He
VINO has not biusiied to say that Britain has
aone us no essential wrong, may try to deceive
the attempt viii be in yain-The frat
letter IS now laid before our readers-it is the
only one which we have seen-.but we make no
sort OF pledge as to those which follow
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BALTIMORE, March
VICTORIES IN MEXICO.

'. A correspondent, put in possession Of the
most recent inform alton from Mexico by an
arrival at Havana, has enabled US TO graft
fly our readers with extracts of letters, and
copies of Official dispatches.
ZranSiations TOR the Federal Republican.
VERA CRUzE. Feb. 10.
Sunday Gan. 27) an American brig and
schooner entered with provisions, supposed
to be necessary, but this government imme-
diateIy dismissed them, and gave them but
half an hour to remain in port, because it is
Known that their coming here is not influen-
ced by the desire Of succouriDg US, and as
it was therefore presumed that the confusl-
OH of tllis kingdom would allow of their en-
tering into csandestine negotiations, similar
60 those they carried on in St. Domingo, to
the injury of all civilized nations. Other exc
p-ditions it appears. are ready in the u S.
for this port, but they viii not have the plea
sure Of entering the bay.
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BY an arrival from Vera Cruz in Spanish A
merica, information 10 received that two Anne
rican vessels, loaded with provisions, were pro.
hibited from entry, and determination has been
made that all American vessels should share the
same fate. We are at no loss to what source to
attribute this demonstration of friendship and
good will. 1t cannot but proceed from the same
power at whose hands we have frequently recei
we'd similar favors-N,t Int.
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From, the Boston Paliodiup,

We have been favored with Buenos Ayres
papers to the 18th Of Nov. The people of that
place and vicinity have embarked on the stem.
pestuous of liberty but are resisted by the
inhabitants of Monte V,deo, and many places in
the interior. The revolutionary spirit has she VIII
itself in most OF the Spanish Colonies. The fol-
lowing paragraphs are extracted from the pa
pers
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EEw -YoRK. March 6.

Extract Of tetfer from mercantile house
IN HaUanna TO another in this city, dated
FEB. IL.
I" We have this moment received official
tccousts thai the port of La Vera Cruz is
opened n the same footing as before Ger
man Goods have taken a sudden rise.
ran and Steel will also be affected Cotton
Goods are prohibited as formerly"
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NEw-YoRK, March S.

Capt Warner, mentioned under the sb;n
news-head, informed Capt. Skidmore that he
had been boarded by British frgate, and was
informed by the boarding officer, that in conse.
quence ofthe war between Sweden and England
the Island Of st. Bartholomew was blocksded
Capt Skidmore Informs, that there was re.
port at Guadalupe, that there was a French
squadron in the West India seas, and that they
had captured several England vessels.
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Extract ola letter, dated at sea, 9th Fe6 on 6oays
the ship idolphas, Of NesD-1ork, in LAT 10, 1s
". long. 50, so.
was detained one night BY the sIoop Of
war St Christopher, off st. Barthoi 1me WIS. they
examined molssses cask on board With gun rod
to see whether any sugar or coffee had been
smuggIed-wss informed by them, that wa,
was declared Sgainst Sweden, and that they
would detaiS all American vessels bound TO ST.
BarthOlome ws-I was next morning detained BY
me Wanderer and Signet, and treated poIitel,
~ both Of them."
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APPOINTMENTS,
By THE PRESIDENT AND SENATE on rns
UNITED STATES,

sf TIE PRESIDENT AND SENATE Oh rRH
UNITED STATES,
(not before pu5iished
George Jc6erson, of Virginia, to be consul a.
Lisbon. ~o"ou' az
sui at Archangel
David Campbell. of Tennessee, to be a Iudge
IN the Mississippi Territory, in the place of
Judge Rodney, deceased. ~ =.
Edsuard Ward, to be member of the Lep;sla.
tive Council ofthe same territory, vice J6seph
Roberts, resigned. %
John SMITH, OF Pennsylvania, whose cotpmi..
sion as Marshal expired on the 2sth January. to
be Marshal for the four years ensuing that date.
John IL. Peterson to be Surveyor and Inspec-
Richmond anu
Henry NJ. Coo&e, to be Collector and lnspec.
tor of Revenue of the district of Beaufort. N,
Carolina. A'-
John Halle, of Virginia, Collector and In.
spector of Revenue for the port of Tappahan.
mock. rr"
Joseph Prenfiss, to be Surveyor and Insnec-,
tor OF Revenue for the port of Suffolk. yirg,nia.
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NEw-YoRx, March 2.
FROM PORTUGAL.

FROM PORTUGAL.
BY the Logan, Capt Luce, we yesterday re.
ceived file of Lisbon papers To the 28th Dec.
but they are not later than those before receiv
ed Capt. l.. sailed on the 29ih, when the B,i-
tish feet in Lisbon were making preparations
for an immediate departure in consequence of in
formation that the English feet off Toulon had
been dispersed in gale of wind. and had been
compelled to go in port to repair damage
There had been no war event.
FxtrGct of a ietfer to a Merchant in Salem, from,
has Correspondents in Hamburg, dated Noe. %.
1910.
The goods in Holstein are forced to pass in.
10 Hamburg, and pay per cent further duty to
Denmark The duty at Hamburg is much too
heavy for present rates here but we must de-
clare tor expectation or allow the goods to be
conhscated Every merchant has adopted the
former, and we have no expectation that accom-
modations will be made to facilitate the payment
OF the taxes. t.cs
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SPANISH AMERICA.

F., Capt. Hogan, from Porto Rico, informs tina
a few days before his departure, an expedition
3f2 frigates, sloop of war, and brig sailed
for the Mobile.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 6.
We are authorised to state that Colonel
Gushing, with the whole of the u. States
troops. are ordered to quit Mobile and
ascend the river to Fort Stoddert. This
gives Gov. Folchs Complete control of that
district, and should he receive the reinforce
ments that he contemplates, he can soou ex-
tend his powers to their original limits.
l.. Gaz.
ITEM Ksoxy,11r. March .
Mr. Wilson--There IS reason to believe thu
Mobile will shortly be given up to the IT, States
the nope IS entertained that no serious difficult
| y VIII attend this important object. 1t is un
derstood that a national council will be held in
the Greek nation, in the month of March, at
which at 10 believed, that Col. Hawkins will be
lnrtructed to attend, TO deliver a speech from
the president Of the U. States to explain to them
more 10 detail, the objects of the government in
exploring the land and water courses within
their boundary. end to inform them, tn It the
survey heretofore attempted by Cant. Gaines,
Will be recommended in the approaching sea
son. This looks something like attention to an
important object with us. 1t is also believed
that measures are in train to prevent abuses prac
used oy the Choctaws and Chickasaws on, and
towards travellers, who travel the road from
Nashville to hatcher. II is high time attention
was PAID to the correction of those abuses
The hope IS entertained that in future prompt
attenuon Will be paid to complaints of injuries
and insults received and sustained on that impor.
tant way leading to and from market. No doubt
is entertained but that government will, at all
tunes, on complaint made of abuses practised.
provide the remedy, or guard against a repetit-
on OF similar ones but unless complaints are
made OF actual Injuries, from. time to time, sus
tanned by travellers, government cannot apply
the remedy: 1t is so important in every point of
view, that the lives. liberty and property of ira.
veiiers TO and from market, on ways passing
through the tract of country inhabited bv the
Indians, should be protected, that every depre-
dation or interruption, on or towards travellers,
should be made known to government in regu-
lar manner, that redress may be had. When
THOSE nations are made to pay for losses sustain.
ca at their bands, they will soon alter their con-
| duct towards travellers, and treat Them <v,b
friendship---H SO it would be pleasing re-
verse; - :
A c1rpccn,nr,
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OTIS. who constantly attacked their detached
and foraging parties, and conveys of provi
sions, causing them considerable loss.
So BuKNos AYREs, Nov. II
Lima IS in fermentation, and its Viceroy is iuli
OF fear. Santa Fe, Caracas, Carthagena, Por-
60 Bello, and Quito, have followed Buenos
Ayrea. Cochabsmba offers us 90, 900 men -
potosi detests its Intendant, anu the Council re-
sists all his inquitous plans
The people OF Satta have received with Joy
the representative of our Junta.
A letter from Gen. Balcarce, dated Mobora,
Oct. 20, relates, the particulars of On attack he
fssl made on the 37th on Cotogaita, which last
cd from 10 A. M. TO 2 p. NJ. when he thought il
most proper to desist and retreat for reinforce.
ments.
J.R. Urica. capt of Artillery, was guilty Of
ad'sgraceful and cowardly aight at the battle Of
Cotaganta, t
The provisional Junta has dissolved the Jun.s
OF Commission, which had the controul of the
Army and have appointed Col. Attonio Bal.
csrce, General in Chief Col. Antonio Juan Jose
Viamont, second in command; and 1t. Col lose
Eustoquio Disz ycles, third in rank all howe
yer dependent ON Signior Don Juan Jose Castei
New troops are raising and articles collecting
Tor their equipment. Valuable donations arc dsr
iy received from the inhabitants
In consequence ofthe inconveniences expert
enced by the blockade Of Buenos Ayres, by the
marine OF Monte Vdeo, the government have
ordered the mountains to be planted with seed
and cultivated.