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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

An attentive observer recently re
marked, on opening an oyster, a shi
ming matter, a blneish light resembling
IA star, about the centre OF the she'll !,
which appeared to proceed from II
small quantity oireai phosphorus. On
being taken from the animal il extend
ed 10 nearly half an inch i'll length, and
when immersed in water, seemed in
every respect the same as the phospho-
rus obtained from bones, Sc. The
oyster itself was perfectly alive and
fresh, consequently the light could not
proceed from any decomposition of the
shell or animal, bot mast haveresulted
from some other source. On submit.
ting this apparent phosphorus to high
magnifer, il was found to consist of
three different sorts of animales, one of
which had no less than As legs attach
ed TO slender body, black spot on
the head, which was evidently It's cnly
eye, and the back exactly resembling
that of an eel when deprived of its
Guitar coating. The second insect, Po-
lypheme, had also solitary eye, and
numerous feet. nose resembling that
ola dog, and body made up ofseye.
raj rings. Thethird was very differ.
ent, having speckled body, head
resembling a fowls, with tuft Of hair
on both sides. Each Of these extraor
binary insects was beautifully lumi-
nous, and altogether resemhled blue
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25
GENERAL NINA.

The following statement has been
put forth inthe Bath Journal, fela
tive to General Nina, TO correct pre-.
vious account
although il is so far true, that the
satisfaction OF having contributed to
the recovery of this brave officer had
superseded ali'idea OF wish ofrcmuner
alton ontl.e part OF D.. Gaitske.l, and
prompted him TO decline any thing OF
the kind, he considers it is bot due TO
The gfeatiuI and generous conduct OF
his patient to state, that 4 lev day after
General Nina, bis lady. ana some
friends, called to take leave. The
General then requested the Doctor
would permit his lady TO wear small
memorial ia remembrance OF him, at
the same time presenting Mrs. G with
all envelope, containing a very hand
some present. lis almost necessary
10 add. that toe General was sent 10
Bath by Sir Ashley Cooper, for the ex,
press purpose of using the springs,
just at the period most proper for com
pleting the cure his skill and attention
had very materially advanced"
The inauguration Of the Rev. DIR.
w. Neil, as principal OF Dickinson
college. took place yesterday, agreea
bic to the notice which had been Civ
en- hy tie bo,rd of trustees. Notwiih
standing that the weather proved SO
mtavourably, a large number of CHI
zens aud strangers united with the pro.
cesslon, which moved from the college
at / O'Clock, and repaired 10th Pres.
byterian church, " here The soiemnties
were held. The procession was there
receivedb by the animated music of Mr..
Hunt aud bis choir, who politely Off
ciated on the accession. Prayer was
then offered TO the throne Of grace, by
the Rev. Mr.. Pringle, after which the
oath of Office was administrator by
Hon. Judge Reed, through whom The
board OF trustees expressed their con.
CALCULATIONS 10 the newly made prin
cipai, and delivered to him the keys
OF the college. An interesting anthem
was then sung by The chair after which
the principal delivered very judi
cions and excellent address, which en-
chained the attention Of his crowded
audiance. Carlisie AdU.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The case Of Nancy Jones, who was
sentenced in Philadelphia to be duck
ed as common Scoid, has been Ia,
ken up to The supreme court; and the
execution OF the sentence is TO remain
suspended until that tribunal decide up
on It's constiluiionalty.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The citizens of Shepherd's-Town ana us VI
cinty, held meeting at Mr.. Crowns Tavern
on Saturday the 18th inst for the purpose of a.
dopting resolutions. sc. for the reception Of
the "Nation's Guest" at tina. place. They APP
pointed Doc,. Henry BoteleT, Thomas C. Lane,
ESQ. Henry Berry, esq. and Col EdFaid Lucas
a committee 10 waite on Gen. Lafayette, anG
give him an invitation to visit that village.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The Legislature of Virginia meet on Monday
next at The city Of Richmond The Delegates
from this county have gone on. Congress nee'
on the FIRST Monday in Dec MONDAY week
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

Tirei,aa-The Governor Of Virginia has IS
sued proclamation announcing the election OF
the 81 (CraStord) Electors, and requiring them
to assemble at Richmond, pursuant to law, on
the first "Wednesday in December, to give Their
votes for President and Vice President OF the
United States
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The French Minister Plenipotentiary
the Baron de MAREUIL, has presented
to the President at a special audience, q
letter from bis Majesty Charles \, an
nouncing the dealh Of the late King
Louis XVIII.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The Halifax papers mention the
death on the ED uIt. of Col Joseph
Frederick Walldt DIES Barres, late
lieut.. Governor OF Prince Edward Is
land, and formerly of Cspe Breton,
aged l02 years. He is probably the
same person, who before the revolu
tionary war, made or assisted in make
ing the surveys of the coast OF New
England, and Nova Scotia, and drew
the charts, commonly called Holland
Charts, which are still the only an
thentic surveys of that extensive and
intricate coast Boston Daily I'D
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The Chillicothe Times, Of the lth inst
contains the following paragraph he
Hon. NINlAS EDWARDS passed through
this place on, Saturday last ON his Re.
turn home.n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
MILLER.

W. ANIED, Miller who take charge by the 15st
w May next at furthest. To one who can come well
Tor his honesty sobrety and knowledge of
be given. WALTER nOIIc;G tsS WIN
Feb. z, 1894. 0'4" Is IN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
FOR SALE.
a Valuable plantation

nH tract of land situate in Kennett Township chester
~ county, Pennsylvania, 9 miles from wilmington :
from the upper end of the Wilmington and kennett Turn
pike road and from Kenne square, bounded by lands OF
George jackson, James Cloud and Others containing ~
acres There the said premises two large houses
adjoning each other stone, the other IS OF wood
athed and pastered outside and inside with large plaa-
TO the front kitchen TO each Of them well OF
good water the door, with pump in it good spring
with house oyer the barn part and part frame,
35 feet wide by 80 long two heshing floors all ceared
under with sabng sufficient for aage stock,a in shelters
and other buildings. The land is divided INTO num-
her of lots with good fence, and strongly lined and in
high state of cultivation with water in every lot large
assortment of well selected fruit and large portion OF
timber Possession would be given the first OF April
next Persons DESTROYS to purchase are invited TO view
said property. SAMUEL CARLETON.
Feb. %, 1894 24-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
YOUNG LADIES'
BoarAing School. Newark. Del.

\ addition to the usual branches OF Female educaton
ornamental neede-woik, music, and the French Ian
guge are now taught in this Seminary, by accomplish
cd female teacher Terms are as follows:
Boarding S27,5 per quarter orlf paid in advance 1926
Tuition in the common branches, dollars per quarter.
Geography Natural Philosophy, including Astronomy
and Chemistry dollars.
Latin and French, with English studes each Glol
lars needle work 5 dollarsi music, with the Of a
Piano Forte, $40 per quarter
The healtlul and retired situation of Newark the very
moderate price Of board and tron and the strict a,tcn
ton which ssven the literary improvement, the health
rents and guardians % favor This Seminary With their paro.
mage. w SHERER
Newark, March4. 24-4tn
Refreacea.--Rev A. X. Russell and Rev sAMrr1 BE11
Newark Hon. kENsEY JoHNs and JAMES BooTm Esquire
NeNcastlei Rev. JANIS WILSON, d. ID. Philadclpliia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
To all whom it may concern.

FSNAKE NOTICE, That in pursuance of the Act of Assem-.
ny IN such case made and provided, SHAH aptly h
petition to the Cotef Common Pleas ofthe State ~
awate to be helda Newcastle, for the county of Newcsg
on the frs Monday juno next for commission 70 m,r
bound and establish the tract ofland Of which Neal MY
late Of Pencader hundred, county Of Newcastle and state
of Delaware, died seized 81 in Fee and Of which ve .i
Robert M'Neaia arc seized Of in fee bounded bv d,
of VIM. Cooch, the heirs Of Abel Davis Elizabeth sru
art, Andrew Morton, Arthur Beatty and VIM Curett con-
diaries thereof danger Of becoming Obsolete and Us
known. JOHN MACNElIL,
SAMUEL MEDILL'
Ann MARIA AIACNEML.
In right Of his wife
Feb. IS, 1924. 22--21
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
no THE DE.MOCRATIC REPUBLICAN.
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

trages as candidate for the office of CORONR at the
ensuing nomination. In presenting myself for tile first
me before you as candidate for Office might perhaps
my Character during long life which has been principally
spent among YOU As Of tile few survivors Of the re.
1oiIonaiY struggle, and who, in that dark hour gave
an me alc my humble means would admit, to the cause
Of my country, may perhaps lay an additional claim 10
Jour favor At that eventul PERIOD was employed in the
service Of my country on different occasions and especial
y on Lakes George and Champlan, in constructing the
IN the long period which has since elapsed have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles of re- have never
hcen N office, nor candidate for office and now in the
aecne ufe, when age has unstrung my nerves and I'm
ted NE for labor, my straened circumstances induce
aens. WILLIAM 1yGonrnIv"
Wilmington, Feb 90 1924 9o-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
REMOVAL.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

ENlIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
has the supt Flntcndencc of the Academy in Milton.
Students both be very conveniently accono-
dated with board and lodging, house prepared on pur-
pose for their reception The dwelling is large and
pacious, aording very convenient rooms To those who
may resort TO this place for educaon notice is given that
the following branches of science will be taught W.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Geography Ari,h.
mec, Algebra, Geometry, and the various branches Of
Mathematics the Latin and Greek languages, Composition,
Roman Antiquities Logic, Metaphysics, Rhetoric History
the Elements OF Natural and Moral Philosophy, including
Astronomy, and Chemistry Strict attention also shall be
given to the behaviour and morals of the students.
S. TERRY, A. q.
Feb 20, 1624.-2l-12t Milton, Sussex, Co. Del.
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TO LET

" LIZ
ND possession given the first of March, a far s.ory
IA Brick House very convenient Store &C. Has been
occupied Grocery store, Dry Goods and Shoe store for
many years 1t fronts the Upper Market and within one
door OF Market.strcet. For particulars enquire of
WIN. LARKIN.
Feb. 81. Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
For sale at Public Vendue,

49, = >. 1879 SIlNtNtNs
A 7 the house Of Lln w. Smith, Innkeeper in Whining
N ton, on seyenthday the Goth Of the 81 mo next
I, o'clock p M-the following described three story
BRICK House and lot Of ground NIarke-strcet between
High and Queen Streets in the Borough of Wilmington
late the residence Of BENJAMIN DENOU, deceased
Possession will BE- given the 25th Of the said Sd month
Conditions of payne will be made know ON the day of
sale. # the SAID house il sold that day. viii be
rented for one Year. FHEBE DEV0U, EAx
WILLIAM SEAL Ex'r
v i. All persons indebted 10 the sad estate are rc.
quested to make immediate payment and those who have
legal claims desired present them duly atestcd for
settlement, TO tile above persons
Wilmington, I'd. NO 81 1924 a2-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
Early White Potato Seed, &c.

yNvE subscriberhas for sale quantity EARLY WHITE
n and NOVA SCOTIA BLUE NOSE POTATOES,
which great yelders and excellent for cooking Also
very superior CIDER, fined and ready for botng Order
left with Charles Canbg, Watch Maker, Wilmington, viii b
attendedto THOMAS MASSEY,
Newcastle hundred,two miles from Wilmington, on the
Delaware river.
WANTED, Person that understands Turning goot
hand that can bring recommendation will be hired for a
year
March S. 24--4t
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no THE DE,VOCR.aTTC V0TERs or
New Castle County.

tELLOW- CITIzE,NS,-I beg leave to offer myself
- canalate Tor the C0tONER'S Office at the ensuing
yessqn 4nd should meet your appreciation shall be
by the decision of the Red Lion merFn and IN
nc man who may be nominated. ROBERT CLARK.
Red Lion, March 4, 1924 o. A..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TQ THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS-As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed the duty Of selec
ing person to fill the Office of SHERIFF of this county
beg leave to offer myself your consideration as
d'daie 1t is probably unnecessary remind YOU that
tine last nomination for this Office favored with the
sffrages ofa respectable portion of my fellow citizens, for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
ments On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test of merit the
pledge OF good conduct, but shall content myself with
surfing you OF my cheerful submission any mode Of non
Red Lion and of my determination to give my utmost sup
port TO the candidate who may be selected under the
thority Of that meeting. PETER B. DELANY.
Wilmington, January S, 1894. 7-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TO THE DE.UOCRATTC ELECTORS or
New Castle County,

FELLOW CTIIZENS-Induced from the encourare
neni you have heretofore given me, and the promise Of
support lhave received from different parts OF the county,
offer myself as candidate for the Office Of CORONER
at the next General Election. And whilst PROMISE that
should be elected the duties of the Office shall be dis.
charged with fidelity and satisfaction pledge myself to
abide the Red Lion nomination. PAUL MsGINN
Newport, Feb. H. 1924. l9-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITlZENS.-As the time is approaching
when you will be called select person to in he Of
Ace of CORONER Of this county, beg leave to offer N.Y.
self candidate for that office peging myself no
ever to abide the decision Of the Red Lion meeting and
give my utmost support the candidate who may be
minated thereby Should be iound worthy of your SUI
fragesI shall in return for your Kindness endeayor dis
charge the duties ofhe office in such manner as will give
general satisfaction. DAVID ARMSTRONG
Christiana Bridge Feb. s. 1924 To-
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Dissolution Of Partnercb;n

TNHR coparnership of Shl,ceR and Sinner ii pucbsr
ing, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 6th ;nst
Ill those indebted and those having Just demands yin COT
Ne with John SH1yeR, who is authorized to make final
Se'Vehent OF the firm. JOHN STILWEII.
SENACA SINNER
Stanton, March 6, 1924 25LHt0
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
]. D. VAUGHAN,
CHEAP BUTTER

SE subscriber has Just received 1000 lbs Prime yso,g
Il Lancaster LAMP g Tu5 g Goshen TRb q keg Burrru,
which he intends dposmg e by the single Pound Tub or
Quantity, at the most reduced prices.
JOHN d. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply of all kinds of Butter can be hid
throughout the winter, by applying IS above.
Nov. 25 1898. 96--
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TO all whom it may concern

NOTICE is hereby given that intend to annv 10 4.
Court Of Common pleas TO be held at Newcg,s,I We
and for the county of Newcastle, on Monday the =,
lay OF June next, for commission TO "mark bsl au
establish my land situate in Red Lion hundred and co ~.
aforesaid, adjoining lands of Samuel Grow dec 6si"'
Alexander Jamison dec John L. Shuster The Stat, ~
hers Of Henry Fromburgcr, dec. and Eliza Crind,rs,
agreeable Act of the General Assemble NJ ,b S!
Of Delaware, in such made and provided ~ N''e
March ?. 1894. 60 o J..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTTIZENS.--As the time will soon arrive
when you will be called to select suitable person 70
fill the Office OF SHERIFF for the ensuing term-l there
fore beg leave to offer mysefas candidate for that office
and without presumng have any claim your suages,
lie sympathy in nv favor risk the event merely on m,
merit, (Which alone entitle public conf
dence,) pedgng myself the time to abide the de-
cson Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
support to the candidate nominated And should be So
fortunate to be elected, atter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance Of the duties Of the Office
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January 16, 1924. 1o-tf
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

0NE Three Story Brick House and Lo Situate on the
~ westerly side OF Market street, between Broad street
and Kent street. 70 feet front and running through Ship
ley street, which it has front of SO feetuith two
Frame Messuages on shipey street. This property will
be sold clear of all membranes For further particulars
lapply to BENJAMIN FERRIS
ID mo- 6. 16-tf In West at the corner Of 2l sreet
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particulars, derived from . authentic source
a. Coostan,inopIe-" subsequently 10 the re
capture Of Ipssra, 'he Gf4ks having Assem-
bed a nufnb.s OF vessel, II wa, approached
'bs Turkish fee, so close no, they kept IT in
state OF blockade. ThecsprsiD p ia hen
gave o'dets 10 eusok. an, seemed o. Fl ST. TO
have ob'sined some svcces bot during The
action the Gfeeks succeed with ihe aid of
their Ia ships, 10 setting & c to several i'i
gslss and bJg,, w"ich ocol,iooed gfes, con
fusion among the Ouomu fs.i, and the
Turks alter losing five Eig,,es snd coryeues,
were compelled to resume their station in th.
wste's OF Mityisnv, where hey we'e P'epa
ing to sail TOT The Coast Of isis Minor"
The sbominsb!e bafbs'iy md honid con
duct Of The Turk, is dispIsya 10 the fact, 'hi'
he Captain Pacha sent to Conssnunopie, a.
the trophies Of Ipsa's, 5oohesds, 1900 es's,
and 30 stsnds'ds. The to ne wee opposed
IS usual, OF the gates oi Inc s.. ragio, wifh he
following inscription posted beneath -" A.
last God has blessed The a. rs OF The Mus,ei.
mems, and the detestable reteis OF Ip,s's a.,
ex'irps,ed tom The lace OF tbe world, Sc g.:
Lei the fiends f otde, and tranquility re
JoIce at this signal and glorIou, tiumph! Al
The persons in AM y wi h he Soolime Porte
have .eni IN thsi' cong atua on the
event"
The Tur kisb Comm apder is said 10 have
been dep wed OF his commsnd and his pm
cipsi olilce's had a'so incurred th' dlsPiess
ufe Of ne q and Seignior.
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Joreigp
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
The latest inie iigence .. by the packet ship
Canada, al New York from Liverpool, bring
ing dates to Sept. l.
PARIS, Aug. 26.
Telegraphic despatch tom Madhd, uans-
mited ftom Bsyoone, 30 h Aug.
MADRID. Aug %. p. m.
General Ogeon 10 ms EIceHe' ey me N!n's'
ter of Var.
"The fortress of TsuT, was takeD by storm
on the l9th, al S O'ciucG 10 the aiiefnoon' by
the French and Spsnsn troops Ihe 'ebeis
who ieues,ed to the Island, were attacked
the mex mo ming al day break by 'he landing
OF The F'eDch troops OF the san es'ment OF
he line. One Chef only, e'csped IN ooa'
he rest were killed or taksn. Inc prisoners
have been delivered upio the Spanla'ds, TO DC
tried according TO 'he laws"
A chJ ch and scve'sl otber buidngs wero
des'f'yrd by 6,e at Mad i'd on the 10 h
NJ, uur,sdo, the Colombian Minister TO
England, hsd proceeded TO Pans, u Is SAID by
an invitation / ON the French government.
BATTLE AT MADRID.
The following account oil bi,tie IN Madrid,
between the F'ench and Snania'ds, has been
received unde, the date of Madrid July 26:-
Yes'e Day The capitol was lhe Theatre OF Il 10.
nrnt.ble scene. Some F,eOch Chs'seurs,
beg IN po house, were insnl,ed by one OF
o. fssda's soldiers, who WAS soon Chasused
10, his isshness. . her Spania ds took part
IN thr quarrel and the guards, composed cn
titely u SpsD'a,ds, instead OF endeayonng 10
restore order, INDUCED IN exce,scs aglin.i
the Ch,saeufs The French soon came up,
and took he pat OF their com aces. In on
inuan ssbte, wee Il avn, and he F'ench
sustained an IN. qual combat, Ih: Royalisl
voun'es's OF the quartz caused Ie Generate
10 be beaten, and, alter lskng arms, Il cked
in cr"wd, 10 the scene OF sctlUn. A musket
shot wos The signl for sssss'ina ion The
houses were ciosed---lhe doors we @ baT'ics-
doed--'ettor pfevo'ied on eve y SIDE, and cries
uf " Death 10 the L ,Dch," Issounded. The
populacc, s,meI wish ZONES and clubs rushed
" n the i cnch. The roysllsi volunteers
kept up he. Moe than lh,ee hund'ed
IL i 1, w d,scbs'g +. ,u'aey H.j
did not do the mischief tha, m'gh' have b,ro
exp-oCed.
G.n Ordonneau and Genera e s,sd
coming Up with the F'ench and Spanlsr troops,
succeedt Il. after much ,xetuoU, IN festolinh
o'der. An extraordinary thing vs., tbd' ,h'
Spaoi4ds, who slone wee AIMED with mus
kets had more killed and wounded tbsn 81,
Fench The iauet had I've o SIX men k'i
led, AID iwtcr the numbr wounded.
This m,n,ng Cine ai D'geon sent one oi
his AIDES dc Camp, uode, the eseo'' oi eig';i
chbsscu 5, /" SAcedon, Win ieNs' 10 'n"
Kirg. u wtlch ts satd, Ia be slated, ,hai 10
les, within 40 hou' he receives amply sGli'
flcuon TO- hs assassination OF yCsuerdoy, he
viii immediate quit the capitol wth HI
uoops.
Mo than nine hupd cd censcups have
bandoned Bad q, and w'hd' swn IN Portugal,
where they wee well fecciyed.
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Latest from PERI.

The brig DI'a~sre srived Phllsdelphis,
om Santa Maths, b logs ,pio nation OF he
10 h utlmo, thar the day befo sailing. le'
lets we,o received from Bogo,s, stating. ha'
IN ac,iou had ,aken place in Peru, between ne
Colombian aemy uDde BOLIVIA, and 'n' Roy
alist,, in wh'eh tho fo' mer were completely
victor Gus. G~nerr' Co dova, Of 'he Colon
bian army, was killed. The law Of tic Con
gress OF Colombia suthorisiDg 'esiden, tor
eigners O transact thei' own business subIec,
TO ma ssme take, and conu,buuons, ard he
same p ,yleges as naive c'r z ms, had no'
been put IN iotco at SsDts hlAuhs when he
ID ~niled.