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The commanders, officers and troopsar merit |
clly entitled to the fame OF brave men. HE val
lent and worthy Brigadier General, after a mos
resolute and determined contest throughout the
entire action, attacked flying squadron, which es
capped the blades OF our swords. When the ear
lcsi opportunity presents itself, shall give You
detailed account oil this memorable encounter, Tor
at present. time will no, allow me TO enter into
circumStantia account thereof For all further IN
formation / refer you to the Sergeant MAJOR
bearer OF these dispatches. who will satisfy you
all minute relating 10 this signal victory
God preserve you many years, is the sincere
wish Of your exceliency's friend and obedient ser
want. JUAH ANroNIA LAvALL&JA. !
lead Q :ar,crs in Durango,
October 18Th, 1925.
To the commissioners OF the Oriental Government,
OF Buenos Ayres.
SURRENDER OF TIE ROUTED.
Mos EXcellcu, Sri have the honor of
quain,ing your eScellency that the 18th inst. al
clock in the aiicLnoon, the eAemy's division
commanded by Don Antonio joe Oiivera, con-
si-iiag Of 81 soldiers, laid down their arms. and
surrendered by stipulation to the Lieutenant Adju-
iant Don Santos AEu.lar
! Tomorrow | shall iiorm your oxcellency OF the
| particulars OF the equalization, and furnish mi
uute account of the victory.
/ God preserve your eNceency many years.
I JUAN ARENAS.
To the Most Excellent the Governor and Capt.
General Of the Province, Don Juan Aatonia
/ I-avalleja.
| The news of the preceding brilliant actions was
received at Blenos Ayres on TIE 10Th Oct. just a.
the inhabitants crowdi"g the Theatre, and
as we may easily imagine. was received with the
greatest enthusiasm aud delight. The Argos OF
buenoa Ayres states that, the division commanded
BY Fcn,us Manuel, and owe. whch the victory ,vss
obtained, had been considered rs the only troops,
which by reason OF their extraordinary valor and
fine discipline, were 20 he Grcrtcd.-Conseluen,l
their defeat was hailed as the dawn of that era.
which sabou; usher in the stability of the rising
liberties OF BGenos Ayres, and Ter provinces.
/ When the curtain rose, the national hymn Wa
shouted by the whole corps. Ii produced sub
lime and majestic efiec, all the spectators arose
and joine'! IN the chorus .! freedom and amidst
tie reiterated vvas, OF rejoicing were seen TO
bedcw the checks Ofmsny. This affecting and en-
chanting scene lasted til the termination Of the
representation.
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EDECATIONc

BNE subscriber, after long Interval, will reopen the Wing
y field Academy the 10th January 1926 which will
euleIs scholastic year the fh December following:
month the will he vacation. Board and tuition
eluve OF he'd towels, aud candles will he 100 payable quar-.
tey ia advance The extra charge for bed aud Candles IL
found by the subscriber will he 10 dcs The ~
sIuctiOn will embrace all those branches OF learning usually
taught academies, the French language excepted The go
ye'ment OF this seminary will h. md hut strictly
fOy exercised The morals Of the scholars will he duly
tendedto. No schasr Will be admitted who vicious &of I'M
goyerble habits any however, should prove such, they
will he dismissed The subscriber having engaged ALREADY
several young gentlemen Of sudou habits and good morals
assures himself ha thetf example viii have happy influence
PETER NELSON.
Hanover, Dec 20. 6s--2s,glt-
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REAfEORn -acanEMK

s7HE first session Of the ensuing year, will at t.
L ntutCn Monday the 10th January. and terminate on
the 10Th June The Ofeduca,ion will ne heretofore
such will qualify the students admission the Uni
yersty oi Virginia. any other Of the colleges United
States.
Terms Board, Washing and Tuition for each session Of
mors holfdrrs finding their Bedding, Towels &C. SEQ
payable ADVANCE Tuition alone $50 pr. session, yae in
advance. WIN. HAWKESWORTU
King WIN. co.. Dec. % 69-w4t
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TWE.NTY DoLL.aRS REW.ARD.

Ed ANAWAY from the suhcher living the upper end Of
Prince Edward county va. the 26hnf February last
negro named ARCHER lie is about 81 on rs of
age, 10 inches high very dark complicated, has
STALL down look when spoken TO, and
ia his speech fpurcha.ed said negro OF
Raleigh Farley OF Buckingham county, Val he raised in
the Of Goochrnd by old Mr.. ahoil, whO lately d
ed miles below Cariesvilie MoheauN's fciy, in
which neiehbouhood is presumed ne lurking
have understood he related free who have
benefit of odueaiion than probable he has
obtained papers and probably visits the James River
Canal will give The above reward 10 any person VIII will
deliver said negro him jail a. hat get
him again. GEORGE AboITT-
Prince Edward county. Va August 9. q If
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FRESH GOODS.

WE receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Richmond, fresh supply goods bought auciion on
the best by H. -. Montague residing there for tic
pupose Of giving additional adsanias establishment at
this place well the Perinsonyillc. FROM the
late purchases say with confidence that having an cx-
perienced partner Richmond, will he found much 10 the
advantage Of cu.tomers aud ourselves We have iut
received ao from New York splendid selection Of fiey
goods bought for cash by merchant much taste r. that
market; al Of winch oder the lowest prices Tor cash o.
for the ie We will give the hieht Price dei.,.ed
Lawrence ylllc,or to Fox aud Montague, Richmond
MONTAGUE MOTLEY & CO.
Lavrenregiile, Dec. %. car
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.NOTLCE-

eHeeutionoi the powers vested The suhsc trustees
by two deds one executed 10y Ltltberry Vadeu o sob
DAY 81 Novemher 1912 and the other deed Of assignment,
executed by The eid Lhlebery Walden and Thomas Walden,
on the 4thday Of Jolly 1922 snd both recorded m The cs
once ~ tt county court Of CbeereldJ will be sold the
Inquest bidder ior cash. The courthouse Of The county
on Monday The 18th day 81 November nest being the ht day
OF me quarterly term oihe u said county, an ind dcd
moiriy OF that valus, tract Of M sarah Vaien
resides lying about FIVE miles south the courthouse supp
seq I" contain 49, acres subject 20 be estate Of the said 81
SAMUEL TAYLOR, ,rn,toe.
brt ~ 90 ids
me above sale is postponed uu January Cheerfeid court
lN26, whom Il will certainly AXE place.
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treated with silence and contempt; aud that howe
yer late il ma, be- we are resolved obtain re-
dress for the disguised war which under the Napo-
leon dynasty, has been levied against US. To
evince fully. the sentiment of the nation upon
this impoitan' subject, would recommend the I'M
mediate presentment OF strong memorials Con-
gress Nash. e. Cdz.
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MRS. ANN S. COPELAND will continue her School in The
AVA Forks NJ Hanover, outing the ensuing year Her fes
ducc within mile of the FORK uc, aud in X
iby healthy neghhourhoo The usual hranchcs 81 an IN
ei.h ciutstlon, embracing Enrlih GRAMMAR Geozrdph,
History, Arithmetic, &c. VII he taught IN her School
The Scholastic term wi he The 18th January the
18Th December, with vacation u during the
Hcr terms for tuition 500 and for boarding wash
Ing aud lodging sOdolars The t qaiter he paid 10 adj
vance, the remainder al the end 81 fhe term.
Every effort ~ be used improve the moral, and
Of hepupi, snd no pains vii be spared impress their
minds, that virtue al9no gives true hoPPiness
Hanover county, 9Th Dee. 6Gaswst
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-ANYIrE

IL pcrseps having CLAIMS against the OF Charles
enshaw decd, desired bring then forward with
oct delay properly authenca1ed and all those ndeb ed
tn above mentioned Estate, said Charles
deeds administrator OF Nathaniel Crn.haw are solicited to
make immediate payment TO WILLIAM MILLER,
Executor Of Chs. Cr,nshaw, decd.
Dee -. 69-.s
sSilE su6serbers under the fam Of Fox and Montague will
4 general commission business odsr their
vices to their friends and the public generally They pre-
pared to receive cotton storage sale aud promise the
sicest attention any business entrusted to them IL
b. Montague will attend strictly the selection good.
that may he wanting ny country TRENDS either
10y piivlte purchase ohee Caiy doors above
Mobcure, Robinson Il Pieasauis. CnS. /. FOX,
IL. IL. MONTAGUE.
D,r % So ,c
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TO H.NDERTaKERS

rTNHE undersigned appointed bv The county
y Of GOoctsnd for the building Of Court
house said county will meet Place fr that pus-
pose The i7h day If next month, Jan Che house 10 be-
built 81 brick Is feebt 56 twenty pitch Elusive ol
The foundation, with portieo in front Of 80 whole to
be red with The plan the building and the mode oi
constructing the interiors and al further particulars will be-
furnished The day above named One half o expense Of
said building will BE levied June 1876, the boance ~
s.ue, fg27.
William Boiling, WHiiam Tournnn,
q. Woo9soH PGysc, and
H. Gutumtts William Mile.
Dec. y, 1879. bq-.-2awt1
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1000 FOR 1870

pursuance the s.t will and Testament Of James g. Vo,
decd viii ne ME ed ur sale tie ninth DAY Jauu.f,
next, Chat being King Queen day the highest hi.
der one aud three yests credit, dat valuable, ir,ct f
tnd which tie decea.ed lately resi- Ell. THIS tact iic i'm
ucit.ly the 1spony RIVER and contains $50 acres m
high Land which admirably adsrcd q, the growth f corn
Olls, rye snj cotton aul pin Of 90 wheat With good her
ring fishery attached to and 800 Of Mash lAordin
excellent tsuEc Tor stock, and ahuunlng with Wild came
The Improvement very god. having large DWELLING ho,,
good rcsr, and al necessary hluses al rr which m
good. The growers IT cotton invited examine this frn
Gb believed that it' soil ID peculiarly adapted 10 ibst IN
ticc Bond, with unexreronshle secoiy deed OF trur
onle its, forfeiture the payrrt oi Dc Ttchse money vii
be- required. FRANCIS ROW. tn
JOIN FLEET 1'"'''''
Nov. g.
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The first session of the University of VII ginia
closed on the 18th inst-rhe second commences
the first OF February next. The Visitors of this
institution were TO have convened on Monday last,
but quorum could not se formed. Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Madison and General Cooke were the only
members of the board present. Central Gag.
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FRENCH CLAIMS.

The New York American says, if we are cor
rectly informed, the French government has re
Gently come TO the conclusion absolutely 10 reject
the claims of our merchants for indemnihcation;
and this conclusion will be, il it has not been al
ready communicated 10 MIR. Blown, whenever he
presses again Tor answer This is bad news.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The following arc the resolutions offered by Mr..
Bailey, in the House of Representatives, on Tues
day last. We agree with Mr. Bailey, that if the
powers which he proposes shall be granted to
Congress, are 10 be exercised by that body, they
ought 10 be conferred by an amendment of the
Constitution. III the ole of the u. States see fit
TO grant an Increase oil the powers of Congress, in
the form, and BY the msjoity required Tor n change
oil the constitution, one will have RICH, TO OBJ
ect it. But 1t will be Tor the people to consider,
before agreeing TO such change, whether the wis
est course not adopted by the trainers OF the
constitution, 10 limit its operations national OH
jects, and TO leave the jurisdiction over matters of
local interest," TO the state legislatures The limi-
iaiions proposed TO be put the grant OF
powers, providing for equal distribution, and a
local application, oil tine Improvements TO be made,
afford, as it appears TO us, conclusive argument,
as ainst the propriety OF such grant.
BoSt. ID. .4dr
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plaisance, with fresh supplies. The object OF the
dag olruce Is still unknown. but no dou.t 10 gaio
time which TO the Castle is all-important'
The editors of the american have received
Caracas paper, to the 3uth ult. by the schooner
Edward and Francis, at this port yesterday from
! La Guayra.
| The Coiombiano of the last date SAYS We have
received Bogota papers of the 9th of October The
elections throughout the country hitherto unan-
mous in favor OF the reelection of General Bolivar
10 the Presidency; and give majority to Gec era
Santander for the Vice Presidency We observe
ID these papers that the meeting Of the Peruvian
Legislature is tixcl by decree of the Executive
8 for the 10Th OF next February
The British brig;pf war Primrose has arrived at
La Guayra, havingen board Sir Robert Ker Por-
ter; his Britannia MajeSty's Consul for Caracas
Subscription books have been opened through
out the republic for the establishment, OF the Bank
OF Venezuela, in the city of Caracas
On the second OF Decetnber large ship arrived
at Laguayra from Scolland, with t,oo hundred ana
ftiy emigrants, sent to Colombia by the asricuu-
raj society established in London.
| Commodore Daniels has gone up to BoCota, ant
has been made one OF the " order of laboratories.
/ 10.
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SUMMARY.

A vessel with Donations TO the Greek IFon,en
and children, was TO have sailed from New York
on Sunday last About hundred thousand
yards oil various kinds of Cloths, SC. had been rei
ceived, to be sent TO the sufferers direct
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Dc -
NE It5RE.N@T -gCgD EdfY

ITIllS school will he continued year ST. Peters
l. Churoh The OF tuition the seyeal branches will
he tai MI Julsvn will remain instructor, and the
will the FIRST MOnday in January. To
nj , school pubck patronage, my shall
be wanting aud aer myself that thos. who have
tue improvement OF tue youth who attended it, will b,
disposed TO give 1t their cordial support
JOHN SILLIMAN.
Ne,ykcnt. Dec
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ArAKSRAL,S SaTE

NDER Getee of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
- the Richmond District, made the 18th day Of March
l625 in tine OF Syme Swami shall on tie 3ist day
this month, (Dec) oiltr for sale To the highest bde pub
lic tor cash. The house of Alien Denton tn.
county of anover 10 IL N,groes consisting aug
wolnen. J. GUERRANT, MS. c. C. r. ID.
Dee
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Gi-td WNI. NEKFRVlS. Cash.


IlIS institution will re-oPeH thu 10Th of January newt
Z under the anasemcnt OF Me.srs BAKER ami PATII-
Lo, lately from Hampton Sidne, College From the rcpuIrd
zeal ami ability OF the Instructors, added la the well known
remarkable aluhty Oi the and odiou,nesss
The buildings extensive aud we'll selected library, the
trustees anticipate the most favourable result The
'ruo Will rie1h- Lau aus Greek their
fullest extent, together with surh hanthe' Of English edu
cation ordinarily taught in academies The scholastic
will the ncine la
5 January aud eniiag the 18th July the secoud common
eng the IS August aud ending the 18Th December. Terms
Hoard including washing, o.; II h. ding furnished SOS
fuun fr instruction in the classics aud the higher branches
II English Education, either both. SOB; in ubo nase
o anchs,, $50. JOHN ii BERNARD,
President Of the BOard Of Trustees.
M
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We are always happy to see the intelligent and
honest portion of editorial brethren rising in the
world. Lately, OF the worthy Editors of the
American Sc tine was elected to the legislature oil
Pennsy lvania for the county OF Philadelphia; and
now perceive that respectable friend, "A. S.
Wilmington, Esq. Editor of the Charleston Courier
has jus, been elected represent that city part
in the legislature OF South Carolina.
Phil. Aurord.
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IInnLeA lmlnedinieIN.

FIRST rate dinug end bod servant who ba' het
-, aoeu,9med TO I've ma Tavern None need alP' sS
duty, and WHO could be highly commended as vng ole
honest and industrious.
io'mh Petson very liberal wages will be given AelY
10 ihe 'ns,e''her' MAURICE pRlMROSb
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DaNOA ORIFNTaL.
LONG LIVE OUR COUNTR

LONG Llf II .OOlt OOO4Nl ny
On Thursday last, the following particulars an.
peareI in periodical prints, and found place
in our columns, owing to thcir importance aud the
impre -sioas they calculated TO make on the
feelings or every heart alive to its country's wei
fare This glorious news furnishes convincing
proofthe Overwhelming power of decision and he
roisn, when brought into the field in support OF
the liberty OF our beloved country, and when or
posed to the despotir mandates OF cruel tyrant.
In word they furnish wholesome lesson 10 eve
ry oppressor Of mankind, that ianominy and GER
tain downfall is the inevitable lot ofall those who
aspire over the rights Of lreemen.
VICTORY OF SARANDI
1t is no longer possible for the despot Of Brazil
to calcula.a upon the aggrandzement of his empire
by he ensavemeat Of this prov ince.--The Orien-
tails have just given 70 The world an iuduUitable
testimony of the high value at which they esi-
male liberty. Two thousand soldiers, selected
from the brazilian cavalry, commended by col
Deutos Manuel, were completely routed yes'er-
day, on the coast Of SarandI, by an equal force
which had Inc honor OF commanding. Tina; d.
vision 80 proud Of its chief, SIS ere doubtless, I'M
aware Of tho bravery OF the army which hey bray
ell. To meet and TO conquer, was The act Of
moment Tie charge was The only maruyre that
took place on both sides and it was The most Oh
stiuste urai ever took place. The enemy com
ruencel theirs by heavy discharge Of firearms
which was despised b, o1rbraye troops, wis, with
the syor in hand, and carbine on the shoulder.
according to my orders, met, encountered and
evorded he foe, ard alter completely di.persia e
them, pursued them 20 leagues and obtained q
co npie'e and prompt victory.
Such was ihe result OF Tie action, hat 100 men
lay dead upon the field of bulc, 40 were made
p one,s, together with 81 officers, without inclu-
ding he wounded, whom WI arc still collecting on
the field and Inc dispersed no are 10 be met with
in all @ rers. Over 1000 stand Of arms, o pie
ces Of rilery, great q0ao,it, Of munitions ol
war, and all heir hofSe- fell into or hands. Or
loss consisted ~ officer killed, l3 Of me same
"a * wounded, so soldiers deceased, and 10 with
severe woVnds
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.MOTICE

NOhNITTEDto che jail Of eTeson county Va asa lr1,-
- way ouine 9Th of Oct last, snegro man, nai"ed JAZZ
'not iee 81 10 inches high, about years o' ok
eomplexion stout made has scar on bis lett ban nea i,o
nri n OF hi, toreinger, and has had HE eh shoulder
'eu' h'd on when committed, dfab coat and paeao b.,
pue insey waicOa', Old shoes. aud white fur hat say
bei'nE' 10 Mary Ann Kelly, Of Loudoun county Va HIS
~ Is tequeed 20 release him, Otherwise he will be dpo,
the law directs. JOHN JACKSON JoHof'
Dec ea.-vf2w
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ny ECUJ'IVk DEpI ,fj7ij..N - }

Richmond, 9th May, 1875 :
Office hereby gwen that from this forward ali
persons Offering Themselves securities
hond eontscto be approved by the Executive will ne
required To- accompany the with aiays ia legal
,tans e value OF the property wh,eh they would bon.
posses. after the payment OF al their debts.
By order, w. IA. RICHARDSON, c. C:
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SG1.AcrYCWs .
[l''osn the New Work Ame.,ea. D,.. 2j.l
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM BUE

NOS AiSES
BY the ship Seine, Sheppard in 10 days from
Buenos Ayres, we have received papers OF that
place to the 9th of November, containing the i'm
por,ant intelligence of complete VIC ory gained
by the independents af the Bande Oriental, OVER
the Brazilian troops, OF which the particulars will
be found in the despatch below. The consequence
OF this action have been the entire evacuation of
the eastern provinces by tle Brazilian forces and
The Official reunion of that country with the repu-
lie OF Buenos Ayres. The Brazilian Consul and
AGENT in consequence OF insalls offered 20 his
government during the rojocings 1t B.cnos A yres,
for the success of the patriots, had demanded and
received bis passports, and lett The country. Ma
ny details arc given OF military movements between
the Patriots AMI ngaziiians and report Of the
campaign against the Indians by the troops Of tic
Republic hu' they are NOT of sufficient moment
10 be given al length. They inn art generally, the
success of th" republican forces against their cioR
ICED onl nncivilzed opponents. We regret, with
this gratifying diligence to be Obliged TO notice
an Instance oi the continuance of bgOiry and in
tolerance incompatible with he existence OF Tree
government. An Englishman Uy the name OF
Stephenson, JUS. arrived in the coaR.Tr and uEac-
qulinted viii. lis customs, happened TO meet On
horseback vvith pro ,e,sIon otihc Host, AID from
siof1acc, not saiuting !, with due reverence, was
pulled from his seat, and 50 injured as to cause his
death The paper which gives the deail of lh.
outrage, adds, that similar acts Tecgr 20 often as L.,
demand severe and PEI emPtory correction.
The Brazilian squadron continued in the Road
and committed daily acts of aggression among
others is noticed an Insult to our own flag, in the
forcibe detention of the hrisantine Henry and the
III treatment of her commander, sc.
The Buenos y yres papers give accounts from
Chill, which conhi.a Che statement OF very rich
mine of silver having been discuveed near Coquin-
DO. which IS sad Ear TO exceed in richness the IA
NOUS veins Of Potos and Uuanahato.
For the following Translation we are Indebted to
the commercial Advertiser.
UNITED PROVINCES OF RIO DE LA
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A MELTING Of the Trustees OF the Byook THrnPN I'D
PHHy convened this t2h day Of December, 1872 ~
PEI iavefn adjourned to meet Al the place on 49,
,ne <sn i9 io To- purpose Of eieung Directs,
ing dividend Punctual attendance j. requested. - r.
Dec.is. ee-W III EUsTACE, Tn q
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WILLIAM NEAIE s. CO

EG leave to aform their customers andhe public that in
- addition TO their usual large sfnDfe f-
goods received this fall tty have Just opened an addition
Nov. ~. 57.,vet