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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
March 3.

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Abscondedf from
Il the subscriber. in Richmond, ten or fifteen DAYS
since, negro man named PHIL. He is a square
wen SET fellow 20 years OF age, of light cast and a.
Dout ieei inches hgh-wore hsInespun ron nd lack
MI. Thomas T. Wyatt, of Gloucester As he has CON
neSons atthe Swan Tavern, it supposed he is either
inhhg ABOUT toWnor has returned Is the neiChborhood
OF mr. "yaus, in Gloucester. The above rev ard will
De even npon l'is being delivered Mr. RicA'd Gwatb
mey OF this city, or secured in Jail so that rero
yer him. LANES n StI1. ~
March &. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
Plastev Of Pnris.

EWo hundred aud hfty tens superior french plaster
lor sale by DREW, BLAIR & CARROLL.
december u. IN ,,qo
EVHlSkkI, BUTTER, &c.-i5 tiefces aud lar, eJs
- upland Whiskey, 10 frkns prime Bnuer iast re-
~ 's1'-lH Store, supeiitne, dne uiddnes and -
TOUT, ~ the most approved country brands ~
Vh'-FOT sale by
49, ROBERTSON & DYER, C'orgarect.
e- ~ o. gyM
re suosefibrr having obtained liceuseto practice
Law will, (aer tie Is AprilJ fegularly attend Tho
I1 OF Amherst, BEDFORD Campbell. aid tie Town ~
,trchDnig. Tie promises The utmost aieniinu ana H..
WHY 20 any business eDtrusied to- his Gaze.
u...t JOHN lIAMBDRN PLEAShNrs
..-." ".Nn O C0sf-
NollCE~ihe wsfd election in Tie CIV III IN cjI,,,1o
- Iof co'ninon cOuBcLmen, &c. will be Leid on fhe
Is' wednesday, in April next, viz in IefrTson Ssy
he =, ~ tAe couttH9tse ~ Madison ward No 2 "a
sLo,t "s's nyisli aud IN Monroe Sard, No D. atte
us,c, W. D. wRFN, Sergr. e. r.
90 TOE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
%egrOes for SNAe,
Old Spirits.

Il SMALL parcel superior OLD RUM in half quarter
casks for family use, warranted equal 70 any ever
Sod IN this ey-fOT sale by
BERNARD PEYToN, oary.st.
February "a. gJtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

A PpKENrICES wANTED.- Six or cig6, h,,,---.5----
speciabiiy will be taken apprentices 10 The ca
oiset business-Boys from the country world he nrer
en;-A'so, seVera lonrneymen, who are good workmen
will meet with liberal employment. go "''"''e"'
u,.. THOMAS CRANDALL
-E H-en u 934t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
NissGlution.

THIS day dissolved, by mutual consent the partner
4 ships heretofore eNistin. under the Trims Of JOHN
PARkhiLL 6 co. and pARkIiiLLS, DUNLOP 4 COP.
LAND.
The consignments ia the possession Of the latter firm
VIII be handed over 10 n. Dnniop Joseph Asa OTIS
who viii conduct the business IN future.
JOHN PAEkHTLL,
NATHANIEL DUNLOP, r
SAMUEL FARkHiLL,
PETER COPELAND.
march j. 08-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10

CIKAfeD from the SabSclI6er yCSdJ19 noe. 80
NJ ~ D.HnLe Sridge, on TIE an Uitino a SOPREI
hOAN hOfSE, 0bo"t fces 6 or g inches hjqh sbo5
ah Tonnd, StGr in his free, one hind foof ,rbifc
ruin KNOT on his right fore fnee suy1,8sed N he
or TeGrs old. -ffSO BLdCk lfIRE fer q mr.
short, thick, bUshy NAME md s,rifcI faii t1e~ ,e
6oth in good order niH ciue ten doikors for T6eir
deuofrg ar IRE dollars jan either and ttH co,r7,en
sane" Jor any Information icHiRg to their yec6re,v
UILLIaJf Il. E9RHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
"A YeacheY.
Harry Gaines

40 removed to the city Of Richmond where he will
Paet'ss Law ~ the Superior Court Of Chaucefy ,,e
ahu inferior Courts OF Henrico aud the Hust
iss Court Hewl as heretofore regularly attend The
CouIts y Mug Queen and Middlesex the Super,oT
or and Quarterly Courts Of Essex n Ills o1lice = ~
Market Bridge. Feb 10 - '' ~ V,l , 10 on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-10
Notice.

THE subscriber has opened SCHOOL at the house
lately occupied by maj. WIN. Hnndey, about two
ni0nd.
he teaches the various branches usually tsuglt in
country schools. Tuition $50 per year. paid quarterly
VI advance. Four or five scholars be accominods.
yea with board az 500 per year. the boaTder furnish
ing DIS own bedding and candles, be paid also ~ ad
'"nce' JOSEPH r. CURTIS.
Huudey Place Feb, 20. ng-wtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
A Farmer Wanted.

WISH to engage person of good
character Who will undertake the
management Of farm on Broad Run, in
LoudOun coraty, cultivated BY German
redemptiOBers, who conduct themselves
with proprie.y. His speaking the Ger
man lansuag. will not be an important
requisite, bit il ,sill Be expected Of him
to labor rith them, al vel as to instruct
them in our system of agriculture. APP
p!ication may be made TO me personally
IN Alexandra, or by letter.
J. l.. M.KENNA.
anil G dStmwftf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
Barnewall s. Popham

Barnewall 8 Popham
nFFER FOR 7hLs,
" 40 puncheons bright retailing mo-
lasses
go do ST. pt WindwH Isl'd Rum
10 do All Jsmaira
25 hHds prime Ba' bad"s sugar
100 bbls prime Pork, New York and
Baltimore ms peCtlonl
10 MALT pines l.. P Madeira
%, Or. ca,k, C"lmensr Wine
5 do Moantlin Malaga
500 deminhns
90 cases salad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright Cadiz salt
1000 burr blocks
Dry yellow ochre, Havana sesars'
Mould and dipped candles, etc. etc.
March 81 Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

ASIA.
TIE .isis:ic par: Of tbs work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
Tn. DE MS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,

So celebrated in New-England tor the
maav remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which ere Pardcula-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
,naay Thousand boxes are used annually
TO general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended BY some
of the list Characters 10 tae state Of Mas
sachusetts,
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
Water-Street.

II AN ready and wish Immediately to
contract for extending Water-street
to Mr. Thomas Whites wharf, according
law. Any person wishing to contract,
will please call at my house. Bond and
security will be required, and money will
be advanced as the work progresses. a
few good Iaborers wanted on the S rect a,
one dollar day, paid every Saturday.
ROBr. BR0CKET, st. Commits,
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

sales at ' endue.
}" every Tuesd.-, and Friday,
WILL Be SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS Of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices.
p. G. MARSTELLER,
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
Proposals
November 81

ippOooio
NOR Publishing By Subscription, and
& now ready for the press. series Of
historical volumes. which wien finished
will assume the title Of
Universal Hstary Amsrica'tised;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, .9sia, africa and .america,
from the earliest reco' DIS to The nineteenth
century-with a particular reference to
the state OF society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States Of America.
BIZ DAVID RAMSAY, NJ. D.
+" Life is so short and time so valuable,
tina. it were happy for US if all great
works were reduced to their quintes-
scnce." Sir William Jones.
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
TIE Asis:ic par: Of tbs work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
lOSt.

I'm Saturday last, in King street, be-
" ,weeRSt. Asaph and FaIriax;streets,
a small Bundle, containing six pair Ct
white silk stockings. The finder shall
be literally rewarded on leaving them
with the Pr3n'"r. M'rGh 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

not two blanks t. prize.
Whole Tickets S25 each.
Halves IL so
Quarters 6 5
Fltihs
Eighths 5 19
UA few tickets for sale on commits
sion by k. GRAY.
January 81 diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
| prize Of $4,000 dolls

,f 81. 900, . of 10000. s of GOOSE.
Commences drawing in Jun, neat, ana
p,,t be completed in t,ceire days
dragging onty.
Present price Of Tickets, IS dollars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
6LN4N8CS. for 1918,

ii w IN 3Co, J0r 1910,
EUSr published and for sale by the
ID gross, dozen Of ,ingie one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Iyh8 has on hand,
a large stock of writing aud letter paper,
pastebna ds, States, blank books, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
men:s, prayer books, psalu, aud hymn
bnpks, with many other established rell-
eioys works Of merit. A general assort-
meht OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. DiIworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
laleIphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
st.r's. Asae's and Com!ey's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
BARS Reaiiug Exercises, New Intro
duction TO Reading, New-Tork Reader,
NJ. l, 9 and 5, SEQ It's Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs'er's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
,II,s Fables, 9lair's Grammar of Chemis-
trv. O'Neai's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's < Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases aud Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed The
"a. discount. - August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
NATION Al LOTTERY.

For building tuvO LancastFidn School
Houses, a Penitentiary. and City
Hall, in the city Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
Tanning and Curr ylng.
Leather,

Notice.
aNI% Subscriber having taken into
4 partnership Mr.. rhJnas Irwin, Jr.
a.. business in future will he conducted
lpder the firm Of CA rLErT y IR WIN.
III th,st havin, claims against ne, az.
,1lested t. present Them and receive
lcic nancy aud all thrse indebted. are
specially solicited to MAKE paymen'
With as ltd. delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETr.
For Sale,
l57 bales and boxes buTiaps, ticklcn
olrgS, oz aburg. hessians, ctsas, piatl-
as, e,topiilas, brittaaiss, choieils anu
dowlas
200 boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
qaart tumblers and decanteIs
90 boxes elegant cut ass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumb.ers, pitch
srs, plates and dishes
600 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 BY IL
80 chests hyson aud imperia!1 Sc
teas K
1000 pieces short yellow nan - :
keens -
5000 do. long yellow do. . :
i67 boxes Indii China, consisting Of
dining sets. tea sets, cups and saacers,
piat 6nwls, dining and desert plates, flat
and deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-.
ter casks ,ery sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, IRON Gordon, DAT, In.
glis 4 Go.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
aad nails-for sale on reasonable terms.
CATLErT e IRWIN.
October IL.
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| O Hire,

Notice is hereby given,
VSHAr the STALLS in !he Old and
4 New Market Houses will ne rented
to the highest bidder on Friday the first
day of May next, between The hyurs OF
10 aud 10, for the term Of ore year.
THOS p IRONS, {. NJ.
april III ~
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Notice

TIVE subscribe, will apply for the re-
i newal Of a certificate Of one share
ia the Bark vi Alexandria, No. PALS,
the original being lost.
March l6 J G.. HERBERT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
TIE SUREEY Cn,,ptrrrn

I
NORFOLK, Julyl.-'ihe United states schr.
Ho'nct. Lieutenant Com,nandant paNAeF. arr
rived here Yesterday morning from Annapolis.
whittier she had last preces ded with the Com.
missiouers of Government, who had been en-.
gagged SINE their departure from tbs place, i'm
taking an accurate survey of the Chcsapcale
Bay ana Its tributary waters, preparatory 10
reporting to Congress, on the most eligible ro-
sition for the Southern Edrdt Depoi, and stcii
fortihcaiions as might he requisite 10 check
Ike incursions Of hostile force.
We raderstand, that the gentlemen have,
after most minute examination of The waters
and ports of the Bay, completed their survey,
which will no doubt I've submitted to Congress
al an early day OF the next session. The boa d
~ commissioners was composed of Generals
SNIFT and BERNARD, Col. McREE and Major
hEARNEY, OF the Corps of Engineers. Who
nave gone from Annapolis 10 Baltimore. in the
U. >. Schr. Despatch. Lieut.. SmOot whittier
we learn they woHld immediately proceed 10
Washington, 10 lay the result OF The survey
before the President Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
SOVTA AMERICA.
....,,.,-... go.

From tie New York Evemins- POST
lie ship Woodrop Sims iIas arrived al
Baltimore, in SO days rom Buenos Ayres.
!5y llls arrival the Editors of the New
OK Gazette have received file Of Bue-
nos Ayres papers TO the 20,lI April, from
which we have made, by theirpermlssion,
tie following TRANSACTIONS. 1t will be
seen The patriot army III Chill is bearing
down all before il.
BuenOs AyreS, ApriI7.
Official Despatch from General Jose de
San Martin to the Supreme Director of
the United Provinces of South America,
dated at Head Quarters, on the field
OF battle, plain oil Maypo, April 8,
1878.
Most Excellent Sir.-The checks that
the arms OF America receive are pfecur-
sors of her liberty. Your excellcncy al
ready knows, that surprise that could
not have been anticipated. and not the
Vdlour OF the eneEIy nor The iirnidity of
our troops, gave to him al Licari, mo-
mentary victory, by dispensing IN the OBJ
ssctrity of the night part of our amy
but the honour and the consistency Of Tie
defenders OF the country have this day
completely triumphed. The enemy, who
had acquired confidence and become ella
ted with pride and self conceit, had Tie
arrogance TO approach close to Santiago,
upon which orr forces lad retired. Three
days since I've passed the Mayo; his
movements indicated his intention, when
favored by darkness, TO repeat tho scene
oi the 10Th of tie last month; but our
brave troops, who knew him, this day
marched upon him with the bayonct, al
J IN The afternoon, notwithstanding lie
resisted The attack and occupied com
Dlanding position upon the heights. He
has been completely routed mere than
1900 prisoners are in our power; with all
MS artillery and park the number ofkill-
ed cannot as yet he ascertamed his dis
peTsion has been complete our cavalry
are stu pursuing him.
We have taken prisoners, among many
otHcers, General Ordonncs, and the Chief
OF Tie staff, Primo DE Rivera. Inusts state
90 your excellency, and to America, That
brlgadler General Don Antonio, Coma.
lez Balcarce, the chiefs of division of the
night, Don Juan Gregorio dc las Heras,
OF Tie lett Don Rudecindo Alvarado,
ana OF the reserve, Don Hilarion de la
'Ruln,ana, as wella all the officers and
troops, behaved with the utmost eallan-
fry.-Our loss in killed has been very
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
EOURIH OE NY

Another year has gone arouad, and we
i've 10 hail another Anniversary Of Ame-
rlcan Independence Blessed Dayl
which gave us to rank among The nations
of The Earth, a free, sovereign and hide
pensieH stale.
Let others commemorate tie birth of
their Kings-but for us, lei us consp-
crate the birthday ofour ir, edom -Whlle
Europe Is sceursed by Ier legitimate
punces; while Asia il doomed 10 the
chains oil despolism or superstition
While Africa st!l sleeps in The arms of
barbarIsm; lei America still present her
proud and iree-bora spirit 10 the adsir-
ing unlverSe.-On This day, let US swear
10 preserve the liberties, winch have been.
bcqueaihed by our gallant ioreiaihers. -
Forty two Years ago, they dared every
danger which the resentment of a proud
oppressor threatened TO in6ct-ii was
their love OF liberty, their public spirit.
their bravery IN The field aud integrity IN
The cabinet, which conducted them VIII
Story iIieugi. tie perilouS struggle-A. d
shaii Their children prove recreant 10 the
virtues they display ed, or the Liberties
hey achieved !-I'hen let Us remember
ibafilie sane virtues, which achieved orr
liberties, are necessary 10 preserve iiirlai
Virtue alone is the basis Of republics.
On tins great jubilee Of oar freedom,
ii is Impossible FOR Us to overlook tie
struggles OF South America. May she
meet vita the same success, which we have
done Like us, enjoy the heart-kindiing
rapture OF seeing her Independence se-
p!ished-like us, maintain her liber-
lies by wise political inSftuiioBs-and ce-
leGrate at each returning anniversary The
bles.Ing- bequcaihed hex by The virtue of
her sons
We regret that no Grafton, no general
arrangements lora public dinner, no civic
celebration will mark the present ami
yersary in this City.-We sIlalihave some
military parades and military dinners
but when shall we celebrate If in an as-
prOprlate manner!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
- Anpre1tices Wnnfed.

VUANTEn Immediately at this once, TWO BOYS as
W respectable Connexions ~ or IS years OF agc,
apprentices 10 The Printing BusiBsss.itis netcsory
they should possess tocraby good English cdueaton
Nops "hrrs need Amply. June %. %
'E,tN bOiLARS EEWAEp.- StTayed from The tui,-
scrber, living 10 Amelia comfy, about The "a II
Nay last, near Depnisyilie.a DARK BAY MARE, four
iett OF 30 inches high shOd ai fsuut. with
die SCOTS on her back. co. her n Chesterfield near
the coal pits and suppose she BE- making her way
again. viii gvethe shsvereiFard o. any perssn who
will deliver her % and al reaona bie expenses raid
secure her 60 hat att her again. a ffryff (eH
about two years Ola. vent OF With her, ard suppose
they aretosstbsr John Z. TRERGhE
July a. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC EOpys

The Board of Public Works Of Virginia MET
poses.
Mr., THOMAS MooRE Of Maryland was ap.
pointed Principal Engineer. IN the room Of
Mr.. l.. Baldwin (reSi@ned,) until the annual
meeting ~ NOT2mb9r next.
Mr.. George Newton (of Norfolk ) was unan-
imorsiy appointed Director, Ia tie room of
l.r. l.. " Iazewell (resigned.)
The following resolution was ad0pied /" Re-
soired, Ibai the Engineer Of the Board of Pub
lie Works do forthwith, under ihe direction Of
the EX oficio members Of the Board. survey
aud examine the James river aud ITS branches.
IN pursuance of The resolution OF lhe General
Assembly Of the 18th day Oi February, 1919,
aud report thereon with detailed statements
OF the probable eNpence Of any works which
he mayrecomnieadJ to the neat annual meeting,
OF the board"
(This resolution has in view survey T" for
the purpose OF ascertaining the best means of
Improving the navigation" of thiS river, " ard
especially of ascertaning the lractjcsbilyy
ana eNpemce of procuring navigation OF said
waters OF ANY past OF them J0y resss!s drqsgi2g
three feet trater.)
Adjourned until November next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

AsHiNGToN, July I've under
stand that The commissioners appointed
under resolution of The las, session OF
Congress 10 select the sci;es for two ma
val depots. have so far completedihe ge-
neral examination of the waters of The
Chesapeake Bay as TO enable them 10 de-
iermine the river which should be cho-
sen tor that purpose: but HEY have de-
cided on more minute survey before
the particular spot can be ascertained,
aud on which their estimates may be
founded. lCiw Ge-efte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

procures little more facility 10 retire from n
country which WAS intend d olave been invad
ed IL IS added, chat a Spanish otcer WHO
WAS in the division that was attacked, fled to
Santiago. and las there carried with him con-
Sternaiion. Happily, the governor arrived.
and qnieted their minds. a ieiier has aso
been written 10 Meadoza. in order that this
guilty one may be seut 10 Chill a. am example.
TO alarm others. Chilli has shown, Hron this
OCCASION, tina: she i prepared TO do amy thin.
rather than 10 submit, 10 the yoke. HI" iuh,-
Ditanis OF Plata, who tIrst raised the StandhTi
OF Independence and isibCri. ~ South Amer.
ca, strong in their ulnOn and confident m iiieir.
Grave army and its COMMANDERS are Itanutiil
We are conscious olour means and OF oar
Devotion, and superior TO all the efforts of
spain.
BUENOS AYRES.
Aitho' notbin. positive las as set appeared
with regard to the mission OF the American
ambassadors, yet their soJourn aud their inter
views with the Cabinet, seem to announce the
approach of that glorious day which must for
ever consolidate the liberty OF tins country
Ina short time, the inhabitants OF their terri
tories will enjoy the fruit of their iab0rs aud
the happiness which their patriotism has dc
served and obtained for them. Tie union of
all parts OF the new territory, Is an insnrmouut-
able bar Ier 10 the ambitious enterprises and
the rapacily Of the old.
We have received, since our preceding
publication, several Official papers and
gazetes Of Bncnos Ayres, which we.shali
present III detail to our readers. The fol-
lowing letter 10 the editor contains Il great
deal IN small compass: Amra.
Afoafeoiseo, s. II. Afprl 10 1918.
Our ship has anchored in the road yes
terday, and an opportunity occurs TO send
you The prociamations, bulletins, &c. is
sued by The government OF La Plata, on
the occasion of the glorious victory obtain
ed iy the republican general ST. Martin
on The banks Of the Maipu, over the roval
army under gen. Osorio. II is the more
honorable to this generals military ia
Tents, from the previous panic and disas-
fer under which his army retreatcd few
days before-you will see by the accom-
panying, that the action is decisive, as
il puts an end for ever 10 the hopes FREY
atty in his region.
It's the opinion of the best Informed at
the capital, that this battle viii be only
the signal for general revolution in Peru
and they calculate that within six months,
the whole west coast will not acknow-
ledge royal authority from California TO,
Chill. Ihes say Panama must soon fall.