American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-15
OFFICE OF THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY,

Bottcus
| OFFICE OF THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY,
Washington, 18th July, 1895.
The following Resolutions have been adopted b
the Board of Managers Of the .4merican Coionixa
ton Society:
Resolved, Tha. it is expedent TO despatch yes
sci, with emigrants and merchandise for the use q
the Colony, from Norfolk, on before the first da
of September next.
Resolved, That any Society, congregation, or in
divdual, contributing to the funds of this Society
sum less than ten dollars, shall have the pryiieg
of nominating some free person of color oil goo
character, and industrious habits, 10 whom passag
shall be given in the next vessel which shall be des
patched to Liberia
! Resolved, That all Auxiliary Societies be re
quested, by public notice, to transmit their fund
directly to the Treasurer of the parent institution
Richard Smith, Esq. of this city, unless other
wise specially authorized by the Board of Mana
gers.
Resolred, That the Auxiliary Societies be res
pectfully invited to send Delegates to the next an
R. r. GURLEY,
Resident agent
The Georgia Patriot, of June %, says the expe
dition that lately marched from Twiggs county, il
pursuit OF the Indians, having gone far as the or
ders from General GAINES suffered them, and find
ing enemy, nor any hostile preparations have re
turned to their homes. The same paper adds, tina
all accounts agree ia representing the nation per
fec,ly peaceable and tranquil that they have hear,
Of animosity expressed by them towards tn
whites, nor any thing 10 interrupt the harmony Elk
listing between them. except in one or two intance
of private dispute, in which the whites were the az
gressors. Travelling continues as frequently a
r. he nation xuithouf ntarrn Mi
from the Indians. None Of the numerous visitors
at Indian Springs have left there, in consequence,
of fear of attack from the Indians, Notwithstanding
their proximity to the place.
GENERAL OI.ANETA An official commu
nicaton from Sata, bordering on Peru, TO ,h
government of Buenos Ayers mentions that on TIL
tenth of March, General Oaneta was compelled II
fall back with his troops on the of Potos which
and the districts Of Porco and Chichas, he oecupie,
with about 1000 men. Gen. iSucre at the head o
the Heroes of .4yachuch0, was known to be in The
province of Cochabamba--his circumstance in con
necton with the fact that nearly all the towns Of any
note had risen against the royal cause, prepares VI
to believes that the following account of Olaneta:
destruction, copied from the American OF this morn
ing, is correct. Bait. Gas., July II.
Ertract from a letter dated
BUENos AYREs, May 2.
"The war in Upper Peru is at length closed, by
one of Olaneta's colonies who deserted him, carry
ing large part of his force. battle ensued be
tween them, in which Oaneta was killed, when
hostilities terminated. At the time OF the action
General Sucre was in Oaneias rear and had already
obtained possession Of Poos. but arrived too late
assist in the action 1t is believed that Oianeta
killed by some of his own party, as he was the FIRST
person who fell, at the commencement OF the action
The result Of this affair must prove of immense
benefit to the commerce Of this place. Upper Peru
is OF the richest provinces in This part of South
America, and has always obtained its supplies oil
merchandise from this port. 1t has been closed for
nearly ten years."
The Legislature of New Hampshire closed its
session on the Cd inst. Numerous applications
were made for charters for new banks, two only OF
which were granted. The law distrctng the state
in the choice OF Representatives, passed last year, is
repealed
Trenton State Bank.-In giving our opinion last
week upon the affairs of the State Bank, we stated
" that the holders of its seemed to be left with
but very slight grounds of hope that they would
ever be redeemed'' One of the Directors, who s
engaged in investigating the affairs of the Bank, has
called upon us since and states that it is his opinion
that the bank will ultimately be able to redeem its
notes. Trenton Fed. .'atY II.