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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

sid accountable beings, to remember the glori-
Gus anniversary Of a nations freedom, BY return
ing thanks with fervency and devotion, to Him,
from whom al our mercies proceed. In this
grand commemoration, all sects and denomina-
tons can and ought to unite.
What a majestic spectacle would it be, IL the
inhabitants Of the United States were to assem-
bic on the ensuing Fourth Of July, at their res
pectiye houses Of worship and, with one heart
and voice, return thanks to the Giver Of every
good gift, for establishing US sa nation, and sor
continuing to rs the privileges we enjoy.
we frequently express gratitude 10 public ben
efaetors, eminent statesmen, and distinguished
warriors, by addresses of thanks, and testimon-
ais Of regard for their services. But surely, if
such manifestations Of affection are due to fellow
nortals, for achievements accomplished in the
cabinet or field, how much greater illusions of
praise and Thanksgiving are due to the King of
Kings, and Lord of Lords---on whom we con-
stantly depend for all that we enjoy.
That the day may be commemorated in man
ner becoming free and enlightened people, who
acknowledge the special interposition OF Divine
Providence IN establishing the American Nation,
It Is respectfully recommended, that the Clergy
Of all denominations, without exception, should
unite their counsels in every city, town and vii
age il the United States, at an early day, and
recommend to their respective congregations to
assemble on the morning Of the Fourth of July,
tor the purpose Of uniting in publick praise and
alteration to the Ruler Of Nations, for His great
goodness to these United States
Iopromote union and harmony on this grand
occasion, every thing of local or party nature
should be carefully avoided. The Pulpit ought
to be consecrated to the service of religion alone
and the prayers and addresses of all who enter
that place, should ascribe-'' Glory to God, an
me i7aghesi ian Earth, peace, good aciA TO men"
Good meu q al denominations, without dis
tinctioh Of party, can unite, and ought to exert
themselves, ii e9deavourins to promote such q
celebration OF independence.
The day begun with devotional exercise, il
perfectly consistent with innocent recreation in
the after part, and would have happy effect of
correcting an undue regard to many amusements,
which are too commonly attenjedtdat THAT time.
Let our Magistrates come forward, aad set an ex-
ample to their fellow citizens, that they are not
ashamed of acknowledging the goodness of the
Lord TO our highly favoured land and let every
American citizen who feels his dependence on
the Creator and Governor of the universe, en-
deavour to offer the homage of grateful heart,
and unite in ascribing thanksgiving and praise
to Him TO whom they are Justly due.
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Up SedsonabLe Goods.
EDW ARD HOWE,
40 8. .nERCH 4.Nr S

NOS luERCH mt ROW,
II As for sale the following GOODS which he
Offers, at ite tocest pricesfor cash or aPprOr-
ed credit, Ctotesale retaitvlz black blue, brown,
drab, red and mix'd BR0.4DCL0 FHS-5ack,
blue, miA'd, drab, buff aud White C4,SIHERE-
V,gonia Cloths and Beaverett.--Crape shawls--
Goes and Cambria Prnts--!-4 and 7-3 Linens
British Cotton Shirtings- American sheeiings-
Long Lawns aud OIL Cotton Calnhfick>--
Linen Cambrck So Thread LaCes--alack aati
white silk Lace---,ilk aud Versailles pesiings--
yellow a. blue Nankins--Cottnn Aaesimece-- Cot
ten Stripes ,eer~uckers-- llne and green ttatt-
neLs--Furniture Dimoty--chin'z and plate tn'-
nitares-ydmbfick Maslins--ieno,A tnll ,5aconets.
book and India Musns---angh asus--osack liallaH
Lustring-Florence Observation-Disclosures aud
plain Bonnet silk---fch iguf'd, white aud color'd
sattins-blaell sattin--silk Veivets--bF aidS ana
Ferrets-Italian aud India Sewing sitks-5andan-
ua, flag, black 4 igur'd silk Hsndkerchets--bieck
aud white silk Gloves--bluck cotton do--white d
coor'd Sewing Cotton--Wire do linen Cant
bricks i'hread-A Imitation and Chiutz Shawls--
Iinen Cambrick Handkts India Ghecks-indIa
Cottons--Iwil.i haH Nankin--.,ilk Twist--biack,
blue and white ShallooDs--Mahese, gilt, fancy.
pearl aud silk Buitons--corded and fgar'd Cam
bricks--Prince Regents ord--Cottonets--ting-
Observation-Disclosures sheetngs and Crash
Platilia.--broun Lnen--sik and beaver Gloves
ladies habit and long white aud color'd kid Gloves
- Bamboo and dress Fans-M Muslin Robcs--Cot-
ton Damask---silk, worsted and cotton llose--kid-
derminster and Straw Carpetug, &c. June2
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cHAMBERsBURG, PENN JUNE g..
GT0NLS4TNkl HATY. lSTnR III

O1bl OsflOt1IVC HILL 81 OllsH.
On Sunday evening last, between tive and six
O'clock, this town was visited with hail storm.
The clouds apparently gathered from every
direction, and mixing through each other with as
much velosity as leaves in whiflwlnd, and con-
centrated at point north east of the town, q
wing Of which extended over US, from which the
hail fell very FAST and OF size mach larger than
heyl'S eggs, many of which measured from six to
eleven inches in circumference, they were very
round and smooth, and little difference n the size
generally. Few windows exposed to the storm
escaped'without injury-many of the houses had
from twenty to fifty paues Of glass broren.
Where the main body of the cloud passed over,
(about one and halfmiles from town. II is asser-
ted by the Rev. MIR. Hoffman, who was exposed
to the whole of it, without much injury, that
some Of them fell apparently as large as his fist,
and generally as large as Goose Eggs. This APP
pears almost Incredible, but we have not the
smallest doubt 81 the truth Of it. We
are also informed by son OF Mr.. Geo. Albnghts,
that about fifty passed through TIE rect Of their
house.
The ravage wherever this destructive storm
passed over must be terrible--the rye as far
we have heard from, is literally cut to pieces:
the wheat and fruit must also be very considera-
bly, damaged, as the hail cut limbs from the
trees much thicker than mans finger his IS
the second or third storm which has visited this
neighbourhood, aad never, in the recollection Of
the oldest inhabitants, has there been 50 much
hail, or ofsuch enormous size, as this season.
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ORIGINAL POETR Z.
SUBLIME ODE,

For the 4th of July, and other special occasions
Tune " Rase Columbia"
When first Oppression DER our land
Extended Tar his iron hand
Columbia's sons in haste arose
Nor stop'd to button up their clothes.
CHokus. LaYtd Of cofastalks s.euer finch,
.assert your rights nor bulge al aach
Their valour warni'd BY beat Of drum,
Grew hotter by the OF rum;
All Ieit The patriotic thrill
And man and boy turn'd out to drill.
Land Of cornStalks, &c.
Zach petticoat of redest baize,
Soon TO the breeze standard plays;
And eelskins bound their hair SO tight
They could not wink when dressd TO tn right.
Land, &c.
The infantry and rifle corps
Defiance in their prohles bore
Death and destruction dealt around
Their balls were sixteen to the pound
Land, Sc.
AT Monmouth, Saratoga, York,
Their valour foanl'd, out few the cork
They taught the British troops to see
They understood phlebotomry.
Land, &c.
The carnage DER each mothers son
Enjoys the peace his yalour won;
RESOLVED should ever foes be nigh,
Again TO sgnite them hip and thigh
Land, &c.
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NEW GOODS.
WIN. MCCLELLAN.

LAS jult received and offers for fale he follow
ing articles, vz-White and coioured Cam
brics-Cambric Prints-nice CalIicoes-gown add
cap Mufl,ns-C Canton Crsees-oranee blue aloc
and firaw cooured double wove sarrago.sa silks,
for bonnets and fpeneers-chsngeable gown and
peIife silks-Dnsotys-G inghsms-Copper Plates
aud Furnitures-- Printed shawls-Crape ditto
Plain Silks - TAbby vevet-Cotion vefiings-sik
ditro-Cr andureIs-o.ue and yellow Nankins--
fix aoie-cotton do-a great sdortment Of Rib
bon,-very wide Braids of all colours-bIack ELK
Handkerchief fancy coloured ditto. with wrought
bordors-vevet Bindings, plain and 6gursd--
common and very nice Paralols-- Bansazetu-
Oilcloths slippsrs--coat and ven Butrons
bail and chain ditto--cut glass ditto of ali col
our-a large afortnent of Beads-Sei1ors--spec
'acle. from a, nepence 20 Eve dollars pair--To
'o;re hell Hair Combs drtling Comos--aamp
toocset dt:o-Touose hsil dItto. with pearl ca
fs,-Freuch Periumsry-imali poss OF highly per-
sunsd wafhing >oap one cafe of Canton figured
Paper for hang lgs and window curtains Cotton
nest.-Caainsres, TIC &c very cheap for cafh
TO Let. two Pews in Rev. K. Kel-
egg. Meeting houle-Inqaife as above
May II Vassso
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Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR Sc LTNCONL,

TIAvR received from late inportatons, large
saartrent of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
GEoRGETowN, (D. CD JUNE I
.qfOTEERs Ifs4IL STORM.

"A severe hail storm was experiences on sum
day afternoon, in Montgomery county. Maryland,
between the Court House and Clarksburg. We
are informed il approached from the South East,
and was accompanied by confused and rum
bling noise.-Fortunately it did not drive much,
or the mischief must have been very great, as
some Of the hail measured fourteen inches IN cir
conference, and large hog was seen to fall
dead from receiving one, falling with little more
than its own gravity, on his head, and the backs
of the cattle were so lacerated as to cause the
blood to run down their sides The largest had
the appearance Of cakes oil ice broken from
large body-geaeraliy they were the size Of
goose egg, and ef conical form. Some farmers
have had the brightest. prospects blighted in see
ing their towering fields Of grain, which promised
50 abundantly to reward their long labours, laid
PROSTATE To the earth.-.hcssenger.
John Camm, ESQ Clerk &c Amherst Court, Vir
lately pat period his life, by burning himself 10
death. Hard dflttiag was he origin q this horrid
deed.
Pol}s Tie in The Wesi-Tadies.-A gentleman
who recently arrived al thaieiphia, from New
Orleans. Informs that on The psssge, boating ice
was fallen ia with ibe open ocean, outside VI the
-nlph stream, 10 tie @9sh degree OF latitude 60
mis- 4 much further south than We have ever De.
fore heard oil ice paving btch ObsciNeu IL sec.
Go3d asles for Bachelors nczv 5us 5cfier
zines for Grts ronliag.
BY the late census, there are IN the =,
States, ls57l mole females than males.
between the ace Of 20 and l5--but between
Is and l0 the males exceed The temaiss
1879 and OF 10 aud under. the males
also exceed the females 53,s52 Gitls
will, of ccurs@, IN short tune, Dc N good
demand, though the nlsrkr; appears to DC
we'll supplied at ptesen, I!
tfee gesozgn fsafer-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Paper Hangimgs-M Military Goods
and Feathers.
AMONG WHICH ARR

EDWARD HOWE-Upholsterer,
No. 5, Merchants RO0, Mlddie-!S Street, Portland,
1TAS just received by brig GOV. Carver arrived
L il in Boston from Havre large and elegant
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
JeweIry, StEUep' and Platsd Hare,
Military Goods and Looking Glasses
Ar THE GaEER STORE FxcEA4cE SrRFEr.
ELEAZAR WYER

GOLDSMITH 81 JHwstRR
NIOULD Inform his frlends and the pubIi
Wv that be ha' ust received an additional as
sortment of GOODS in his line an ! 2 which are
Elegant Pearl, Pate, Comedian jet and Topaz
Earrings-Pns and Finger RiBgs--Fane and Giit
ilides tor the Hair Emuiet Neck aces Pima
Ear rings, and other ornaments--Git Snaps-Gilt
and p'sed fhoe Bucket Gilt neck chains-I ur.
tie iheil. tide aud other Combs-Ma,tese Corue-
liam, gold aud silver Vet Buttons Gold and ST.
yer Watches. Chains Keys and Seals, of the new
eft fafhion- great variety of Gilt Jewelry--
Coral and glass Beads @c.-Gold Gilt and plated
BpSuletrs and Lace-Git, plated aud worried
Cord Giis and plated Swords Hangers and Ss
bres, very low priced Swvels Buckles & Piumes I;
Morocco b-its. of fuperior quality Cils and
Mahogany framed Looking Cafes Plated and
Jspaeed Ware Britannia coffee and Tea Sets
Church Faggons AID Cups
lie makes aud keeps couaantly on hand Silver.
ioup, gravy and cream Ladies Table de(ert and
lea Spoons--hgar Iongs-fat Spoons hia4
bies pencil cafes, and loot Il cks-together with
a variety Of fancy arucIes,
80 Couatry Traders. will be fupped with
Goods uiusi al liberia discount
May &C. (6w)
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FRESH GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARx--

AMONG WHICH ARx-
London and Y Yorkshire Supporting
BROADcLOTRS aud CdSSIl4ERE5
Plain whle buff and figured M2ria e Velhngs'
Black fix Florentne Veit,ng, hne buff Csiimere
7.8 and A Irilh Linens
Light ground and plaid London Ca'icoes
Common Calicoes Carlisle Ginghsms
Elegant Furnitufes
Bue and red Coppsrplates
Black Snchsws and Sarfnests
Back Levantnes; Italians and riorenees
PLAIN and chaugsa5le colored Sinchsw
sarfnets and Florence Luitrings PLAID Lnltrings
Black Satin; Englifh silk Cloves
8 A Nankin Grape Shawls
Fine figured Leno aud book Mullins.
Inn alton India Mu Inns
Canton c apes fancy fix Handkerchief
Cotton Camorics Cambria Mullins
ia aud X Shawls. elegant COLOURS
Mems aod womens cotton Hosiery
o. TO GA Danask table Linen
Birds eye Diaper black allan Grape
Iiohf aud dark printed and imitation Shaw's
Eue * ihort yellow Naukius Company Nankins
Back SIX Handkerchiets
Company 8audannas, Chopps Rornais
P4fest ftean loom shirsings
Linen Cambrics elk Ve!vits
Water loom 3heetiugs * common factory Ioftons
Patent Susoenaers India Casicoes
Rae1lh patent Thread . wire ieDine Cotton
Fins white Fisnnels Black Bomhszetts
suoe. gist coat and vet Buttons /; Gk baker ditto
American Cinghams; Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
Jog and saitInetts
% aud 80 zach Gnghan Umbrellas
Low priced Glue Broadcio'hs
k<Msy 8. WI
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Summer Goods.

JOSIAH MUNROE,
NO. s, UNION ROW, MiDDLk-SrkEE
L AS JUST RECEIVED large aGortmeut of
English, French, India 8 -4mer-
Jean Goods,
which he offers a. the lowell eafh prices.
May ~ q
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81 the sign of ne Goot -Hidat-Sireet,
II AS sust It ceived foe sale. large assol tlnen;
n Il ofLHdes, Misses aud Childrcn's
Hid, Morocco 8' Leatlfr Shoes,
Of the most approved fashion, manufactured Of the
best materials.
Likcloise--Gentlemen' Pumps, fine Shoes, Boots
sc warranted good.
U7 Ladies X III and Morocco BOOTS.
Several cases of Amcrcas Waterproof HATS
cheap, durable, light and handsome.
An Assortment, Of LASTS. of different kinds
ISH0EM4KEE'S TOOLS constantly on hand.
Varaish and Italian Paste Blackiag,
Of an excellent quality forsale as above
A few dozen Ell .4SITC RAZOR STR .fPS, Of
superior quality 10 any heretofore in use.
~ Wanted 10 the Qbove business,
Two or three Apprentices IS no can brag gooc
recommendations for their sobriety and moral nab
its; hose FROM the country will lie preferred.
June bw
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For the 4th of July, and other special occasions.
Tune I" Rase CollsnI5ia.n
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

And that the understanding always findsI
the difficulty of disengasing itself from
the dominion Of elror, to be in propor-l
ton as the truths with which il is nix.
ed, wire of the pleasing an useful kind
1t may be further observed that every
valuable purpose could have been answer.
ed as well by giving us correct views OF
imemory, as by those we were furnished
with.
1t mus, be source Of regret to every
Enlightened mind, that a person posses
Using such solid talents as the " abiet
Undoubtedly does, should not have takei
more pms 10 inform himself on th''
livery important and interesting subject
ana that he should be instrumental (un
Idesignedly really believe) in Filing
the memories of the rising generation
with views oE science that will tend rathe
Ito perpiex then understanding, than I
ladd TO their stock of rea, knowledge.
OSCAR.
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entrusted with ten thousand dollars
for iaiv assistance Of the said military
/ beg your exeeIIcnry to have tbs
snodness (ir there he no inronvcni-
enee) TO grant the permit For landing
lof the specie and the distrihntiou
thereof among ihe prisoners and for
the more speedy communication Of
your orders, be-, also froel yauv
lrxrcllanry 10 grant me leave to stay in
this capital in order to adjust the
exchange Of prisoners with your Ex-
rcllenry in person. or with whomsoc-
yer you may please 10 appoint for
that purpose, ought 10 inform ypu
THAT from among the officers prisoners
liz Lima, have trough. along with
me. in order to DC exchanged, the
l.itnlcnans CoIonels ID. jesse Qupsala
land -. Juan .I0sr Hai,'cvrama. ansG
he Capt. %. Pedro Cu'nn and y.
; Francisco Ni!lanaeva (alrea'iy s"ns
+ ON shurc.) These that arc rca,animg
would have been sent along by the
/. same vessel if Cap. Hi,lAic had room
: lcHnussh FOR their accommodation, or
: the prospc". of an, other vessel thae
/, might have taken him under his con-
j. Iyoy. the same lsaving been requested
, from him as he viii himself inform
I; yonr Exec ency.
: God keep yonr Exeellcn"y. No.
:lIn the port os Valparaiso on boauS
! the s,opp OF war Ontario. 29th May.
I 1873.
Friir POl'ahcrringne and BFagco.
n 20 Ills Excellenvy. ID. Jose San I
81 v,tarfin. General IN Chief of the !.
e .Ariay Of the Andes and Chill. J
'e a copy.
rs BALCARCE.
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From tim gtI,a5Y i.ecGrd.

Thrrr j. 40 qt,ie ~ wi u a nri-
ter can rmpi i rs t..t"at' 'i',t -
On greater c1allo:t ~ the nst u
W,i,n, thsn w'.en lreding o., titr
chi! ~ ..ai. Operation, q III, hunnn
mani. viz su.irgi tsss many ,ii,h NJ
flies u itseii. Il mas II" p"nfaf AM.
apyra,u - .aogGa%,' " its nWn. Az,
D; t..tts ati. o 'in IT, ~ sn.i'!c gsp
OF. say, incn lorruNc,i from tie ma
teriai N,Ha, si,H eit is diiii uit 10
Us, them uiih precision ~ relation &,
m.at. NiiAo'ti NJ t,n. same time tx +
citH. il:itrGptr a.sue!ail"i's- tnetf
general ,,rnteius. ~ 'aankind II TX
DlAiu t.lr ,itI"nanrHa Of ,niad y, anal
o.. t,.s Il avn fl0u. thr mairrini world.
liiusiraiiuu &c ihi, Kind, Instead 81
making il palmer. 'en,is IL general 10
enyoiupe il. in greater darkness. and
TO FENDER What appeared confusion.
worse - ,i'onntled.
There is no Kind of resemblance
between mint! anll matter. Though
closely united in the case vi man.
tiies arc tIle mnst dissimilar things
we hnow OF. Tan ,lere be amy pro
pfitiy then in comparing the tue!hr"y
10 a blank hook, on Which is inserillrd
from DIS 20 day, our thoughts, words
and aclions-and rer0ilections to tht
opening Of the page'
appeal To any man Of reflection &
decide. fever he was conscious oil an,
thing like the opening oil a honk
while en,ieavnring 10 reeol'cct th'
past occurrences or transactions o
..iiie. When SIC attempt TO recoller
q part Of sentence that has beer
forgotten, We Do il by repeating owe
some Of the preceding or following
words ; or running over the cirruii
stances attendant On committing il Il
m.m0r,, nr same OF the relations
stanis in 10 things rcmemhcrrd.----
Inlhtsu eiFo2is we brng into eXereis
ii,at part OF our constitution While
has been called the association @
ideas, that is, that tcn'i"n'y Oh
Though has TO suggest another, with
out aLr irrre,slN& any necessary ron
ncAion LciWt thcu,. IT, these rftGrl
ci,u perceive nothing that rese4nelt
the opening Of! a boo... In fact mn
mors has no more resemblance to
sla'tls book, than il has 10 u mill stor
or tiir Allegheny mountain.
1t may be said that the excellc
moral and instructive turn, which Il
writer of the Tablet Of Memory h
given to his piece, will sufficiently atol
for any erroneou, uplnions ii may conta
concerning memory. Hi, lesson is &c
tainly good one, and il any thing cou
atone for the propagation Of error, Il
merits of his essay would go far towar
it. Blu. we must remember that errc
b. always become dcnbly dangerous by /
y ing blended and mixed up with trul
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Buenoy Agrean Documents.

TRANSLATED FOR TIE NORFOLK herald
Deshach ofthe General IN Chi:flhro TEN.
Of he a,.mu efthe El,tes, 30 Ills EIcei.I
lracy me Director.
Most ErccNcnt Sir IL have this day
forwarded to his Exceliency the Supreme
Director Of this State the following irlel-
Igence.
MIST Excellent Sir "a nsw laurel
has been added to the crown Of our coun-
| try's arms in The town OF Parral, on the
dawn of the 9th Of last month. An en-
emy's detachment Of 500 men, command
ed by the traitor Manuel Bulmes, had
AIKEN possession Of that point on The NOR
lung Of the Dist The place was utterly
destitute of defence. Ii was sacked, and
many of its inhabitants were inhumanly
put to the sword as you will find II STA
ted III the subloned copy, No. The wor-
,thy Colonel Major Don Jose Martias Ia,
ipipia, who had taken command Of lta,
part Of the army stationed in Talca, agree.
ably 10 the orders communicated to him
and with view of securing the country
and of meeting the enemy, ordered q
party Of the granadiers on horseback tc
recross the Mauie. This movement was
entrusted to the valiant and deserving
captain OF the same regiment, d. Migu
el Caxarapilla, who being reinforced by
some miltiameD Of the jurisdiction o.
] l'arrail, tel unexpectedly up the SAT-
[ point and the result of this bold enterprise
} are the death of Bulmes, several of hi.
Iofticers, two hundred Of his men, beside.
:. "a Colonel, with some officers and nam
Der OF men taken prisoners, as stated il
the copy No. Q. The conduct of capt
Caxarayilla deserves the highest com
. imendalion, although this is not the frs
instance in which C has piven proofs 0
his valor and excellent dispositions
$ must also recommend to your excelenc,
/ the well deserving sergent major of tn
/. militia Don Jacinto Urutia who was woun
9 ded the captain of the same corps Dol
s. DOMINGO Crutia, and the ensign Do
Valentin Galvez, who, with his sword. pu
to death the traitor Bulnes, as we'll as Tia,
iotlicers and subaterns, either regulars G
1'''hN'"f ~ VIZ liiRk~f HSNdSiN.iof bof
always proved thai. Whenever they NEE
Z he enemy the y never fail to conquer.
! I'm forwarding the above copy fc
il lyour information, beg 10 observe to yot
\ lexcelle ICY, that the forces of The enem'
!, which have been destroyed ON that ncc
). lsion, are but the miserable remains of Il
). army routed in Ma, pu, consisting Of Il
SICK, and some persons attached to Il
rear guard.'
!. Intollia Gonzales Bnlcarc
Head Quarters, Santiago, June Isl. ISL
:" To his txceliency the Supreme Dire
= tor OF the United Provinces Of Sou
America.
g. No. |,
~ have to inform you that at 9 in L
!, morning, at the conclusion of mass, I
AID tyrant Manuel bulRes entered this toy