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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-12

SsAITl><z >ayENRAVELLERS between the
t$H,;.iS. TEtJsErS q cities of Wellington and
- Baltimore, conveyed by the
=~asas~ssa4@SaH2 Union Line, at two dollars fifty
cents, In excellen, Coaches in about five hours. En-
9uire at The Company, office Kept in Washington ne
brown., and Gadsbys Hotels. and Balirnore at the
Offices Kept near the Hotels OF Bsrnum. and Bris,roo
ver-a part OF the Company. coaches have already
been received from Albany.
THE PROpRIETORS
Dec lu 7l-6t
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n OVER SECTION or THE JAMES RIVFR
~ CANAL-.NO1ICE.-An persons interested
are hereby informed, that ID. l. Bradley Loci.
TO demand and receive, on behalf and ia the nam ~
INC rfesment and Directors OF the James River Com
Pany' Tie IoHs' payable by Law all articles recey.
eo n.y. or delivered from bateaux other vessel. nav
g"'ing thst part of the Canal and River between the
LOCKS a'ne lower arcb and the Locks at Msisen's
nvehtnrr and passing and repsssng through the last
mentioned Locks
By order Of he President and Directors of the James
River Company J. BROWN Je o. All"
800 80 65-12t
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MARINERS BANK OF YIRGINIA--Tbe animal
III meeting of the S'ockholcrs. for tho election of
Directors of the Bank and o the Office. Of count and
Deposit will be held on Wednesday. the 9Th dsy Of
January next. VIM. NEKERVIS Cashier
Dec. - 6S- 2dwtdm
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EITDCCATION.--The Winter Session Of the ,ubscr
-EZ btr's School, vii! commence Jan,ary llth 1890
for Session Of fire months
Board, $40
j uuOn, Is
Fees for hoard AMI tuition payable in advance Each
board-r will furnish his he'd aud bedding or there will
be an extra charge OF So per session. M boardsr will
be received WHO Is past the age oil l6.
w. II. HARRISON.
dec 10 T-2aw2w-w2w
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JAMES ID. PATTON, President

HNDUCAT1ON.-Th subscribcr's school for the in
A1 sruction Of boys under II years Of age will be
open the 18Th. Of january, 1880.
Terms,-For the usual Classical course Of in
structiOn, and Reading, Grammar Writing Arh-
metic, Geography and Mathematics for two scs-
sions Of five months each. 1926 90
For board Che pupils lnding bedding and tow
els) for the sessions 80 90
lf the subscriber furnish these articles g5 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood. Hanover, oct.S. lf-2awtIstJan
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E4,NoohhNCE AGAINST FIRE--In conse-
"a quence OF the death OF Mr. James Uer,o, an.
late agent Of the Farmers Fire Ensuranee and Losn
company Of .New York, the subscriber has bosn
sppo'n.eu agent Tor the said Company, and requests
desTons OF ensuing houses, furniture stocks
Street. IOIIN 70 TpInr nr T'J
Dec' iV' Ti-2aw2m
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EEDuCAiION.-At very hesithy situation near
IA Golandsve, Caroline, the subscriber will omen
SCHOOL, on the 10Th Jan. ensuing He will teach the
Engli.h Tongue, including Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, lii.ory, and Geography,-with Maps Latin the
various branches OF Mathematics. Geometry, Triso.
nometry, zebra, and numerical Arithmetic.
several Boarders can be accommodated by the sub.
scriber at 500, for Board and Tu,ion the Boarder.
$50 John V 'KEaW''
Dec. 3 GsIo,
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N0rlCE TO CONTRACTORS.-Tb nndersrn.
i ed, Commissioners appointed by the Court will
receive proposals for building Courthouse for Fluva
ma county, at Palmyra until Monday the 2Ist nstan
and will them there let the same on the terms which
may seem to them the advan,a geous to the coun-
ty.
The building 10 TO be nj hrick--62 feet inches long
including porico OF ~ feet to be supported on four
Grecian Dorc columns and 80 feet inches wide-tbe
wall is TO be 10 feet hglthe building 10 be covered
with sate-and The whole TO he finished in correct ar
chitectural style, will be fully bv plan ard
specifications. deposited in the Clerks Office OF the conn
~ at Palmyra, for the nspec ion of such may be die
posed 10 offer Tor the conracP. yahle in tour
ments. w. TIMBERLAKE,
JOAN ~ COOKE,
BASIL NJ. JONES
JAMES MAGRUDER
JOHN M. WILLS,
JAMES CURRIN.
Palmyra Flu Dec. 10. Tl-2,w2w
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
a toTTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, offered Tor
sale, wholesale RETAIL at the Proprieors Office ION the
leading to Shock@ Warehouse at moderate prices
ihey wa also wish TO purchase quantity of prime
eoon oil TIE ensuing crop. preference will be given
10 cotton IN the seed, which will be received Of the
Planters on the most liberal terms
May 10. 3-t CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
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YHNRUSr sALE,-Pursusnt to the p,ovi.lon. OF a
n deed oil uus,, bearing date on the fourth dsy Of
FEBRUARY. 1920, Executed by James d. Elicit, and
wife. to Gideon Bo'her. and Edmund Christian and Of
record, In the Office OF King William County Court
surviving trustee shall proceed to cell at public
auction TO the highest bidder before the Tavern door
az Ming william Courthouse. on Monday the 2sth day
oil the present month December, that being Court dav
Tract OF Land in the County Of King William, con.
tanning TWO hundred, anal scventy-hve acres, he the
same more or less, AMI three negro slaves to wit
Lewis Jess, and Jaroh The Tract of Land is near TO
Brandy Wine, and adj joining the Moncuen Mile
Dee. .. 6S-9 EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
ED ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol 9th, OF cases ar
~ q, gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia-just published
Completes Sets of the va. Reports
Journals o! the Conventions of I776-s and 1873
Journals OF the Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Virginia. from 1776 to 1890 inclusive
Heninys Statutes at Large and
The New Map, OF Virginia,
All appropriated increase the Public Library of the
State may be had of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
WIN. III. RICHARDSON,
octs. 44-u Clerk ofthc Council and Librarian.
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N! OIlCE-Thc Executive will receive propo.aI, h,
conformity with the provisions of the I'd section 81
me oct concerning the Aynory, hereto annexed"And
De IL frther enacted that the Executive be authorised
ano required 10 ascertain upon what terms the qys,oyS
D"d'nSs and Land attached thereto, be sold, eI-
changed or leased for term of years. and communicate
ry." BY order of the Executive. s'
VIM. H. RICHARDSON, e. O
Executive Department
18th March, 1920. March II. I0I-if
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ENEMALE EDUGATiON.-rhe School at INV house
& VIII be continued the cnsuin, year, unde the in.
srucdon OF Miss Susan L. Parrot, a young LADY, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev. Samuel b.
Wilson. Mrs. Herard and Judge Brooke in whose fami-
iy, she resides Iutores- In this school will h.
taught Reaing, Writing, Arithmetic. English Gram
mar, Geography with the use of the Globes and Mans
History, Composition and the elements of Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Rhetoric
TERMS-for board and tuition $50, payable half
yearly, in advance, oarers finding their own he'd, and
bedding, ii m ns sd by me, an additional sum of 5
will be charged. The school WILL commence on the
10Th January, aud terminate the 18th December with
vacation OF one month. in the summer. 1t would be
agreeable to receive carly applications from those who
may wish TO board their daughters or wards with tho
subscriber, living near the Bowling Green, Caroline
County. PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK
p S. Miss p. would also give Instruction in the
French language il required. Nov. H. 6O--wtf
ETpUCAi iON-Thc Sub,crihrr will commence hi
"a school in Charlottesville. the 10Th day OF Jsnu-
sry next, fur the INIT, u~'ion OF hoys In The Eny.
Tin Geek, and French Ling isg-s which win com
prize session Of ii,le vi ward, Of ten months
tios al ORC month will be given in August Tn.
course will comprise in the English Department, En-
sh.h Grammar, Geography, bookkeeping. Arithmetic
and preparatory Of Mate viz: Iacroix'
Algebra and Iegrndres Geometry; in the classical the
Latin Greek and French Languages with Ancient He
tory, Geography and Mythology. The instructor will
be generally during ti= day with hi, pups save .ur-
hcent time for exercise ard recreation so a. to as.
sis' ard instruct th-n hoh In til, preparation, and
recitation Of their lessons, IA he intends his scoo,
10 be permanent and believes the avauas of an ed
ncaton' ard The facility Of acquiring il, incre aed by
pursuing regular arh .y.temnticai PLAN he would
prefer rs pupils those buys, who will probably COM
plete their scholastic course with him. His cour.. il
give Toys all the necessary pre- for my
oil TIE Colleges or Universities, and rcaIv for the
University oil Virginia; with eye which il has
been prepared IL, would be glad, if those who in.
tend to favor him with their patronage would immedi-
aciy appfze him Of their intentions; cor il the .ize of
the School will Justify IT, he will employ an assistant so
as to have the French Language taught by native
Frpnchman.
Those who may not be acquainted with the subscti-
Der, he woe.d refer 10 Thomas w. Gmcr, r. W. Wood
James W. Saunders, Henry T. Harry, DIR. & l.. Cooke,
Thomas j. Randolph, Phip u. Ba, hour aud VIM +
Gordon Board in gen'eel fsnili.s he obtained in
Charlottesville from sight TO ten dollars per month
Terms for session Of ten months for instruction in
the English branches, Latin, Greek, French and Ma.
thenaIcs, Gar 90
Engli'h branches, Latin and Mathematics. 80 90
English branches only. IS,
GEORGE CARR PRINCIPAL
Dec. =. 69-wA,y
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hANFlLLE MALE ACADEMY.-This lnsttI-
zion will he re-oPened on the first Monday in Jan
uary next, under the Immediate tuition and care of the
Rev. John Warnock whose classical and scientific ac-
quiremen.s and experience and success as teacher
smincn;iy qualify him for the instruction of youth
MIR. Warnock is graduate of Glasgow University
and has been engaged in teaching, during the last nine
years in this Country. His recommendations which
ample and satisfactory, show that he is well qualified
not only by his literary aqremcn:s, but also Ly his
worth to preside institution u this kind As he
school will be permanent the advantages Of this Acade-
my will be equal TO any in the State The classical
course will be sufficiently extensive to prepare students
for entering any of Universities Boarding NAV be
had in re PectabIc families at a moderate rate.
By order,
JAMES ID. PATTON, President
Of the Board Of Trustees
p. S. Mr.. Warnocl will fake few boarrlers: hs n
numbers will be limited, carly application is re-
questcd. Dec. 10. 7I--6t
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July III. lS-u Auditor of Public Accounts

Z u hPPhhANNOCk ACADEMY Having .uc.
* a. ceedrd in procuring the services o. Mr. CHARLIE.
LEWIS, JUN as principal 10 he aided in the CLASH
cal Department 10y Mr.. Samuel Il. Owen Wilson, (son
OF the Rev. S'nuel u. Wilson, Of Frelerickshurp
the Trustees Of this Institution confidently
ate the public, upon the prospect of again realizing
those benefits, which il once extensively dG,,seJ
and ndnlg" the hope, that its enlightened paironayr
WEI onthn or " Tie success, 10 which it, mum ron,
and acknowledged advantages 80 ervincn,v entitle il
For the faithful and able discharge the duties as.
'gntd him, the best pledge viii lie found in the un-
waariet and rractised zaa with which Mr.. Lewis has
heretofore acquitted himself in the profession Of hi.
early choice or the Quafca'i and amjable di.po-
si'ion, OF Mr. Wilson, the satisfactory testimonial.
nave been adduced iron sources the unquesion-
allie when to these primary elements Of success, are
added others even better assured and only second 10
them in importance, viz: large and comraodiors BM
ng' the saiu5riiv Of whose site is i*duhitahlv tested
ny INC ,:ct tha' Tor year, past i, has proved refuge
OF untalng security 10 tic adjacent inh o less
IAvoured spots and TO- years to the Pre-
siient himself cnd his family with entire exemption
rom auumnai diseases remoteness from every haunt
oil vice, and we iseiccted library of about 500 70
umc1, the Trustees doubt il will re secure in
the di':"rnment OF liberal putc. The course Of
s'rncon will he snch TO qualify students for enter
ing College, or the University ami will comprise the
English, Latin and Greek Languages Grogranbv with
me use oil The Maps aud Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry; Plane and Spherical Trigonomcry, and she
iheory and Practice Of Surveying. The moral anil
religious instruction OF the youth mei 10 his care
will be primary object, aud will he incuIca,ed upon
every ht occasion as the best foundation pietv vr.
tue and useful know ledge by the PRINCIPAL and HE
sistant-The exercise will commence on the 18th Of
January 1850: and terminate on the 18th Of December
following, with vacation Of month in the sum.
mer-feTms for Board an: Tuition in ,ling washing
$llo. each Boarder finding his own be l. bedJnr
towels and candles 30
Address, TO the Principal. Bowling. Green, Caroline
county, va Till the Let OF January; and afterwards 10
him, or to the President. Rapp.h 'nnock Academy.
join b. BER.N.4RD, President.
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Aars /ectsitod 60 me Literary fs,,d.


HDUBI.IC NOTlCE.-By the act passed 9Th March,
"a 1877, entitled % An act concerning lands returned
delinquent FOR the payment of taxes" the operation
which was continued by subsequent act passed eth
Feb iS2S-all delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed on or before the
hrst 81 the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision rsade however
by the first above mentioned act in favor of such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
70 such lands held or derived under grant from the
commonwealth, bearing date prior TO the time of the
SAID lands vesng in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund, whe, previous TO the 9th of March, 1927
mAy have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled to tho benefit of this provision who
shall not before the first dnyQ December one thousand
eiSht hundred and twenfy nine, pay into the Treasury
on this proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clamedby him either in his own
name or the OF those under whom he NAV claim title
orby the person, persons i'm whose or right the
same was forfeited such portion thereof the land so
claimed ought to he eauitaby and rataby charged there
wuh with oper cent per annum damages on the amount
which shall be each ycardue from the LIST day of Novem-
her of the year in which it becomes due until paid
JAS f. HEATH
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FHNwENTY DOLLARS REWARD-I will g1y.
n twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
10 me IN Petersburg, OF any Moses, who went OF
on me 9th nsc is about twenty three or four wears
DID, icet inches high dark skinned, but not very
s'ack' rathef stout made and bow-cgged slow in his
r'ovements and OF not sprightly counte nance-took
WIN nun stock oil very good clothes, amongst those
now recoeced were blue cloth close coat and blue
Iascre Pantaoons' gray cassinct coacc and panta-
looms fur hat good deal worm boots and shoes Tn,
only information have been able get of him. is that
nc was seen in fishing boat which trades To i, mar
kct on the night OF Sunday the 14t inst going down
James River, and ashe originally from Charles CITY
Co9nty' very probably is in the neighbourbooa
Oh w cynoke, Doctor John Minge's place, or of Mr.
" imam H. Mlnges where most of his relations live.
petersburg, June 30. l6-1mtf HUGH NELSON
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mrs Sarah So,cefI, G,iordiaDi for piiliam G,cgorv
.udnn, Julia finn Mann, and Margaret Sarah
Mann.
M Office is hereby given you, that application will
be made to tie County Court Of Chesterfield on The
iin DAY Of January next behalf OF the Chester
Held Rail Road Company, for the appointment of yalucr,
20 assess the damages which will he sustained by the said
william Gregory. Julia Ann, and Magarct Sarah Mann
Hoad through their property in the County of Chester
held MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road COMPANY
Dec q. 70-u5thI)cc
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ENDUCATION.-Mrs. Elizabeth C. IayIor will omen
ma her School for the instruction of girls under IA
years OF age at Edge Wood, in the county of Hanover
on the 10Th oil January, 1880. Her Terms will be
FOR teaching reading, writing, grammar, arithmc-
tic and Geography, for two sessions OF FIVE
months each con M
French and Drawing on
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars
who must lind their bedding and towels or for eighty
hive dollars ii he furnishes these articles.
Oct g. I3-2awtf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
Marshal'S Sale.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the 7h day Of .april nezt,
w for cash, SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, nearly all
in timber, situated in the county of Alexandra, about
ten miles from the town of Alexandria and five miles
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded As 70 lows
At a stake to John A. Somers's purchase Of Smith Nj
nor, which piece or parcel OF land was purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor Of p. II. Minor, with .
straight line from the stake to a box OAK, and bounded
by the line of Writings land; thence with Writings
line north, until it corners al the said Hugh w. Minors
land, occupied by him; thence with a parallel line
southwest course to the line of the same tract of land
Of the said Hugh w. Minors; thence south TO the be-
ginning. The above property is sold to satisfy two
executions, one in favor OF Philip h. Miner, for the
use Of George Minor and others, the other in favor of
Joseph Sewell. for the use Of DIR. William Gunnel,
plaintiffs, against Hugh W. Minor, defendant The
said property is first subject to the execution in favor
of George Minor and others. The sale will take place
at the corner Of The aforesaid land, adjoining the late
residence of John A SOmers, near the gate that lets
into his yard, to m at II O'Clock.
C. SCOTT, ID. II.
for 7. Ringgold, n.
p. s. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur-
chase money in ten days, the property will be adver:
tised on the eleventh day, and the first purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in conse-
quence of the second sale e. SCOTT, ID n.
march GOTTA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

At a meeting Of the persons elected TO serve
in the Common Council for the ensuing year,
at the Council Chamber on Saturday the Sc
venth day Of March, eighteen hundred and TWEEN
" .nine,-Present, Messrs. Sanford, Johnston
Rock, Snyder, Mcclure, Anderson, Jacobs
Brocke,t, Massie, Danger6eld, Taylor, Miller
Hough,-
On ballo ing for a President Of Council, Ro-
bert ! Taylor, ESQ. was unanimously reelected
who after taking the oath Of Office prescribed
by Law, before Nathaniel S. Wise, Esq. a Jus.
tice Of the Peace, administered the same 10 the
members present.
On ballo,ing for Clerk and Auditor, l. P.
Thompson was unanimously reelected.
On b~allo,ing for a Messenger, John John
ston was unanimously re elected.
On b~allo,ing for Mayor, Thompson F. Mason
ESQ. was re>e!ected.
The Rules and Regulations Of The last Coun
Gil were read aud adopted as the Rules and Re-
gula,ions Of the present,
Ordered, That Messrs. Hough, Dangerfeld
Sanford and Anderson be q committee 10 bring
in bills for fixing the Salaries Of the Officers Of
The Corporation, and for raising a Revenue for
tie present year.
Ordered. That Messrs, Mcclure, Johnson,
Brocker and Miller be a committee 10 attend
with the Superintendent, Of Police on Monday
next for The purpose ofrenting the Fish Wharf
The resignation Of Robert Jameson, a men,
beI returned from the Second Ward, was re-
ceised and accepted by the Council: Where
upon,
Ordered, That Jacob Morgan, William Gre.
CORY and Si'as Reed be appointed Commission
ers rar holding an Election al the Old Council
Chamber on Wednesday the 18Th inst. for a
member 20 serve in the place of Robert jamie
son, resigned.
The Mayor elect appeared and had the oath
Of Office administered 10 him in presence of the
Council, by Nathaniel S. Wise, Esq. a Juslic
OF The Peace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

Extract ofa letter received at the Baltimore Gazette
Once, dated "Cnllao Harbour. November 9th, 1928.
"Ihe Colombian army is now !, ing at Quay
aquil under General Flores, the Peruvian for.
teN, consisting Of 10000 men. at Puira, under
1-n'ral La Mar An invasion has been hour
! expected, but from a courier arrived from
"uaSaqull 1t appears. tina, Plenipo,entiaries
nave arrived at lha, place, empowered to aego-
cae the differences between the two nations N
a. amIeable manner, and are only waiting pass
port To proceed TO The Government OF Lima, so
mat these clouds that had mustered with omi-
nous oodnes, are likely to dissipate, without
bursting from collision.
II Is 'aid tha, The army Of Puira received
REeir Grneral, who lately set GU, from Lima 20
lOo hem, with grra' enthusiasm. and conf
G5a"y rely on heir abilities to sustain their DO.
AiIOOs Q, Pwra.
y new Constitution has been formed in
Sn''' 1t is liberal in all its political principles,
'a'a Npnn OF intolerance pervades its moral
~%o,l'lO"s, IN ss much as Il guarantees exclu.
"sY Ing Catholic Roman Apostolic religion"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-09

by til. brig Ganse'' Nelson, a
Ih-" Yesterday morning in 81 days iro"
S'" -, the editors Of the American have
V.IP'r,'', -. psou,h American Gazette" Of
%t''i's. ,o, Of the 9sth November and s'h De-
'ilpa tn. following article appears in the
PlPe' "L1MA, October IS, 1928.
.,s, Of July, Col. O'LeaIy sent a let
Oatne psruyian Government, dated at Qui-
q 10 .us nanied BY a copy Of the credentials
%, camP - rscciyed from Gen. Bolivar, au
sbcn "e him 10 conclude an armistlee, ~hieh
. u;s5, serve for The performances u
pace c,xsrnment Of Peru had not accepted
ln t for he reason that the basis up
DIS m.'r =, arm;stice was TO be founded was
% "n";ssd. they still continue their nos,
'o' P";,"J, upon ne northern Frontiers, ano
NE a Huu transports to conduct to Pai'a
Ia" 'e mnd.r General Gamarra. who have
he "OoP. m B .iiyia. These troops passro
IileI "I,sooipa on tie first OF October, and
,bs Ist. of November would p''oao,y asr.ve
e NV Head quarters f ihs Gentra' "i the
sSs,n army, when 1t Is expected u WIZ "e
N':!"I wb.rher Peru will oaen-
us,,' o,sra,ions, or whether a reooneii'al'n
'T rr1yide against any reverse a number oi
ROOFS are oil organised ana stationed IN
N''r,; which is 10 form the reserve ne
cs,.,rmpn, at present have no loops IN TUE
So"'b Of Peru; but as there are no colombian
: oocr~ listing in ,ha, quarter. it permits Inc
"OYp N unite their whole force al one poih'
ei,hour the least rl>k' ;o,srior ~
The Colombian troops are very interior 20
hose Of the Peru,iaus, both in point oil num-
,.rs and discipline"