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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-02

Sirteenth District.-Dr. JEHIEL WILLIAMS, of New Milford. nominated as candidate for the State Senate by the whig delegates assembled at WOodbu- " on Tuesday last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-02

The Ne'c Cobine-On Saturday next the inaugura. ton of MT. Van Burcn will take place. happears to be pretty well understood that his Cabinet will be composed as follows:
 For Secretary of state-John Forsyth.
 Secretary of Treasury-levi Woodbury.
 Secretary of War-Joel R. Poinsett.
 Secretary of fNavy-Mahlon Dickerson.
 Attorney General-Benjamin F. Butler.
 Postmaster General-Amos Kendall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-02

Fire.-A small building connected with clothing works, and used as dyeng house, was destroyed by fire Monday night last in Harwinton, belonging tc MT. Chester N Case. Insured for $2OO in the Litch field Mutual office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-02

Attem.pt at Suicide.-A gentleman in Washington day last week attempted to kill himself by cutting his throat. He took dull knife, and commenced saw. ing upon his throat, making dreadful gash, but be. fore he had penetrated deep enough destroy e he was discovered and the knife taken away from him dread of going the poor house, is sad was the exciting cause.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
William Eongioy's Estate.

Siat Of IumenL lYpliE Hon i'ie Proha, Court
Dlar.a u Ratans, -. - lotihe District Of Rutland,
To Ht h,,u II sam L0ng!y, late Of PiH,ori N taid
d,iifici, dtcsa'cd, CEEEriNC:
Uhruss, Lorr KETLER. administrator uf the estate
OF William Lunsley. hath represented to this court that
the personal ossie Of The said deceased insufficient TO
pvy hi. debt, by The e thirty dollars, aal hath APP
piled ur ceu,c sell mech % the real estate of bid
locoa'td will puy said aud The oc'l. and charges
81 setting said estate -
Tho,frs, you sre hereby uoi,hel TO appear hoG re
the Probate Court ut se,sipo thereof lie holden at
the probate office IA Rutland on The FIST Monday OF
March ncyi and show good cause 10 the contrary give
hond sad court shall direct, to- the payment OF sad
debii-othcrWo the said administration will teu be H.
oensed and authorized to sell much Of the teal estate
olsad deceased, will be sufficient to paw the aforesaid
aud all legal cost ana chargts;-ari that tho puhli-
cation oi copy OF this order three weeks successvey
ia the iuilSnl Herald, printed vi Rlnnd a. soop
may be- shall be sufficient notice 10 all concerned.
Given under my hand aud ~ zeal OF said probate
l.. IS court at Rutland, this Cia day OF January,
A u. 1851.
~ y. TOUSLEE, Register.
true copy Of record.
n II TOUSLEE. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
William Eayrcs' Estate.

- State Of Fremont! I'D L ii remembered ,aat at "a
D'sfr'et y Rutland I" - ,peo.a Probate court held
az We Probate Office ia Rutland, IN saii district on the
2isi day Of January 4 u. 1887,
Pre'ent Hon. IFTLLL4h IL4LL, Judge,
JAhEs EAYREs, Executor OF the estate of William
GHyte 'Ae Of Rutland N said District dece ased propo-
"s 10 fonler an account q his Hdninsr ton and pre-
'ent ne "ecount a-anst sad e.ta,e ior allowance
D'dsfea' That aid account be examined 10 court AT
session thereof 10 be holden the probate Office ia Ro,
eu' "'hin aAJ Tor said district the fret Monday Of
"srah % H' i--"nd that the publication OF copy oftb
''def Three weeks sgocessyoly ia the RgtlsnlferaJ
" h'ti 81 Rutland af may be- shall be sufficient
nsee to al concerned to appear If they see cause upd
otjrc, thereto. --
H. d. TOWSLEE, Register
true copy of recnri
H. B. TOHSLEE Registtr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
DIR. RELF's PILLS FOR FEMALGs

For Ob'irueiioa, De6i.iy. HgaorhonS,ia. GRIM sia
mes" iidd'"fs' anf PaiPlaiion Of he heart Rad Dig
ton Loah'ing y Food und PAM Of ne Sfon,arh. y
pills pury and promote brisk circulation OF the be
when become slnssfh and obsirue,ed from the FIRE:
s ui'fueis re'iss the regular habits Of the unhes
ieasle whose ,icy and pallid eDuntcnnpee bcc me- p
ahms'et aud ireshcDs with the natural glow Of re,of
he'ilh. They IRE equally conductive TO the health
married adrs, except IA cases Of Pregnancy or Conos
ton ie'ea h'yHuh nat be tokSn. Price a. so per s
- None hre genuine unless sgoed T. KiDDER .
the wrapper, (ole proprietor and suceo..or a. Dr. CO.
wAIJ ~ whom they arc tor falo ~ bis Couniin. Rgs
No 80, Cgnr' strt Boston. and By bs special sppos
Gsni' by DAsiELs & BsLL. Rutland Lew Lrus
"e'is Adams Warner & Go. Ludlow.
Ho9 Feb % e5wly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Cert fcnie fom DR.. Roumlin.

The following is IA certificate from DR. C. f. Raumlin
graduate in medicine at the University Of Goc,ip-en
me subscriber has tested the effects Jewetts impro
vel vegetable Pills, several of disease ofthe liver
and digestive organs and the result has convinced him
'iut lhey are eminenty calculated 10 suhserye the pur
pose Tor which they designed Considering them a.
together superior TO those articles commonly offered for
similar complaints, would cheerfuy add my testimony
ia favor of 81 valuable MEDICINE (SgneA)
CHARLES +. R.7L.NLLN H. ID,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
VAL ABLE FARM
ekzAW
49,

saiTUATrD in the town Of FeHr Ass. ws,hing,rn
- COuniy, y. I.--cnntsnipg ugwatis OF FIVE hON-
DRGD ACRES 4 Iaul. Sand Farm is situated "a the
lat r4H OF l. Aun, th, road leading from w. brSu-
vile 10 The fofmer place, sbooi midway between The
two. fnl about mile frrp the Norhcrn Canal.
Tho location . pcibs equal 10 suy IN tbs section i'r
farming puttAee'. 4r,e proportions o! the farm - IA
ior lrcvomcni aud well adapted To the busntss Of
~ zug sal asrcultute generally The farm Is capable
oi Weeping large stock both summer and wuier--
ADJ cunsertj of the hes, grass farms ia this part
II the county. The farm has 40 abundant supply ui
lumber lot building. ieneing, fuel, &c. Il - situated N
healthy pert of the country well waierei with durable
springs frscclcni vaitt which have never teen known
20 is of welding a. uulaut supply o vact even IA
soasons Of the greatest drought There are several
Stone quarri,s ep'n the iarm which furnish good snc
Cor building nni fencing ;sso, an extensive line stone
lusrry excellent quality snl web located for mana
iactproe hmc There is very large orchard upon It
The buildings ares story dwelling, sixty feet re
lsugt; five harms; sheds aad other out buildings neoes
sary for TIE farm.
! he price Is sac per Acrc--iitlo inlspuiHlls. 4
part of the purchase money Will be required when pos
session Is given The ena1,r remain toad and
mortgage 81 ,as-. Possession given the en-
sung spring
Grfor lus,her psr,eulsr'. inquire of the owner On
the premises.
JAMES RICE.
Fort Ann Jan l6 1887. Gov
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

JAoUITlI's PATENT.

JAQUIriI'S PATENT.
TNHOSE only who know by experience the suffering
- endured from
HERsNY.7 or RUPTURE,
VIII set ls estimate upon the value Of an ils,rur en,
ir the perfect OF t,is dangerous com plant. The
Proprietor. hazurd nothing in asserting that no nsru-
mont has been used for iERSi. ptrlccty adep
ted safe and certain of effcciins cues
Cures have been performed by these TRUssEs in four
weeks though aggravated case ard long stand
ING, NAY NOT GENERALLY M CURED; but in such.
much relief will he given. Recent should receive
immediate attention, IN order to insure surcrss trial
earnestly recommended, that their superiority may be
tested
- Every purchaser has the privilege of returning
tins Truss after trial Of eight lays il il docs not give
satisfaction
For sale by appointment, nv
ly JAS PORTER, Rutland
And rirUs HuTcHIHsos, Jr. Woodsfoek m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Published by N. e.. Goddard
Windsor, W.

.lad for sale IN o parts Of ". Emgiand and " i.-,
NARsuALLS NEW SIZZLING BOOK ,spri
A'A EMEN iARf PRINCIPLES on rux ENGllsp
LANGUAGE calculated 10 tesch Spelling aud ~,
ing by association dictsiun, and tho usual mode of On,
cspg IN elss,es--hy Ennur ,. MAnsuatt auth.
a"spehng Book Of the t.uglsh LansuAss,rAo.
The above work has bccu prepared with great ca,
and Is believed 10 posses many advantages over sA
books OF the kind NOW IN use The name of the sun
will readily be recognized Nv MACY of our schnl Ca,
miliets aud Ieachcrs, WHO have IA years rsst, ae.
aud used his fora,cr work, upon which the present os
believed TO he very great improvement.
Many recommendatoty notice, have already bo,n
ccivei, among which arc the following -;
From "7Ae Gcsi," Roch,,isr, ". y. Jane Is, ieae
"Our esteemed friend NRr.hnll has Just publrh,i
Spelling Book, which excels even his former ,s,,
lcut elementary publications. It's arrangements IRE 4,
n,irallc and tic lessons cmneutly calculated To ann
aud gradually lead forward the young mlud to more ma
tue efforts. II is iutcrspcsed with cuts ,ilusaiir.
tho familiar rcedng' which accompany them. Betl.
the ordinary spelling and reading lessons, il coupt,
Eplome Dictionary, which will he exceedingly useful,
the scholar. We arc o the opinion that this Ell 1T o.
Marshall will meet IT richly deserves. with M,
tended patronage. II could pio6tnbly superseJe M,
OF he LAY books which still IN IN many os,
schoos.'
Eom Me "Psopl,s Press" .MidileIury, ~. .7ss-ls
"harshalls New Spelling Book, recently published
Windsor IA this tate, by y. G. Goddard, appear ID,
style highly crtdiiahlc 10 the publisher and muy Se CO
sldercd valuable improve ment on the old asptli.
Book Of the English Language" 10y The same author
From The Courier, Voodsiark, u. July2I 1896
"MarshaIs New Spelling Book. just published b,,
:. Goddard ol Wnlsor is VIC believe, the nestcst Dr.
c.c Of The kind ever offered in tho market II is m.
on new stereotype plates Of the most flashed wofka
SHIP and is rendered inviting 10 the juvenile miu1b
numerous cuts illustrative Of the rca ling lessons n
whole plan uf tho work demonstrates that the agA
gave 20 II that time aud attention which it required
TIC has introduced whit have long con iderod v7
important IN spelling book, Script letter.
he scholar by having perfect copy fo him 10 lolci
and 10y being early accustomed TO write Slate ~
author recommends, will in our opinion be more SURF
acquiring an easy aud permanent tyle OF writing tbs
they now do. The lessons IN Reading and Spelling ~
coed each other III such iuIcious manner that the
lie nbcdarnns VIII scarcely perceive the accent. US TIE
mount the hill Of science. We hope that teachers &c
parents will not delay examination of thc work o.
they WIZ soc for themselves that what we have said
the book, amply mortcd and will mme jiatcy bring
into use"
u Foachers and committees will he supplied withes
work. Tree OF charge b cnlna on the subcrber r scn
ing lheir orders TO tie Rutland Bookstore where the
are Tor sale by the dozen single.
w FAY.
November 28, 1896 4o:3m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
REMARKABLE CURES.
TIE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DENTIFRICEi

herder' the teeth beautifully and permanently VII
fmbem'sir 'he enamel, removes the ietor arising hs
decsyei teeth, usually termed oGeusAe breath usr,r
Their decay, snG iinpsrts most desirable sweeines
the breath
Al experience druggist pronounces this Tooth Po'
der one OF the best he has ever met with either 10
eign ordJmes,ic. Price 80 cents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Abncr Moons Estafc.

STATE Of YermonL ly1E it remembered that at p
District Of Rutaad $" - special Probate Cour, hslI
Probate Olice III Rutland the 27lh DAY of January
4, ID. 1897,
Presen, WiLLLfM HALL, Judge,
JoHS SMITH, administrator Of the estate Of Amer
noon late OF Rutland IN said district deceased propo
sing To render account OF his administration and or,
sent ms account against said estate for allowance:
Ordered That said account be CANNED in court at
session thereof TO be holden at ie Probate Office IN Ret
Jana within and for 'aI district, the first Monday Of
March neIt; and that the publication of cory fthis
order three weeks excessively 10 the Rutland Herald
printed al Rutland may be, shall be sufficient
notice 10 all concerned TO appear II they see cause and
object thereto.
II B. TDUSLEE R,s,Jfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
Cure for Indigestion.

J.lr.vDICE & DISEASE or THE LIyER!,
JEwrrr's IMPROVED VEGETABLE FILLS,
an @ ERN.4.f SPECIFIC, will prove a sure rem.
" edy FIR dysprpss, jaundicc Of the liver hendsohe
heartburn stomach, ls al appetite ztncs weak.
oos. 10 tho limbs svencss and piles. .imon the ma
ny testm"nias recently received rfhe sausry efcls
these pills the following strong proofs submitted for
animation -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
From Rer. J. d. Dyu,nmond.

With feelings of pous gratitude 10 heaven, (whenre
hows every good and precious gfi) now come forward
10 unite mine To the numerous testimonies of those wh,
have experienced The happy effects of"Dr Jewets Veg
eish'e Pulls" For than two years. have suffered
severely from disease Of the stomach owing TO do
'n"sement OF the digestive organs And thought ran
the the recommended course of many remedies tamod
tor their relief giving virtues, yet all was vain and se
e's-ant at i"Dgh through tho advice ola friend con
scented to make trol the above named Pills the ne,
Of which has eomflieyree adi'ted my long tcish.d to
health. ~ '
j. ID. DRUNuOD, Catholic P,ie,r
Boston, Mass. July 25h, 1883.
The fresh and genuine pills sre for sale by ID ANIFI
BELL, RUTLAND n Price so cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

= lew Gays sinee. fheen boy. While ,k,,i,, IN
f'sh Geek. IN the towH Of sehuylers,ille s.r.,og,
CO. Rel &c the ice and out Of tbs Bunber nine
dfssned. "s were
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
NOTICE..

m AhL lnio the ereosae Of the subscriber on or H.
" bout the 18th day II July al, in falmouth darn
IRON cry mare CoLf-supposeI 10 be three or four
Psy charges and lake her away.
LEVI EAGRAM.
Tinnouih, Jan. 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
w Cw 6

OF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or THE REVO.
~ LUTON, who were married before the closo of
their last term of Service whose husband served agree
ably to the act of Congress of the 7th June 1882 two
years and not less than six months draw during
lite during their remaining single by virtue of the
net Of 4th, July, 1886, such pensions their husbands
would hive been entitled TO, under the first mentioned
act; whether their husbands may have died during the
war, since that period. Also, the widows Of such
Officers soldier who married after that war hose
husbands have died since the 4th, of March, 1881 and
before the 7, June 1882 draw much as their re-
spec,ive husbands would have been entitled TO- under
the act Of June Z 1882 from the said d. March, 1881
the day of the said husbands decease.
D3-Pension business attended 100 as usual
1l:3w J. COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

iis's comes the bottom Of tho column. AGAIN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
stone Ware.

YDuRT & MASON, have just received general rs,
- sortment Of STONE WARE, consisting Of Cburl,.
btier Pors, covered jars aud PoTs, from ia to GAL
Ions. .qiso, Esrthen MILK pms.
Rutland Jan. "a. 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

u loachers and committees will he supplied with CO
pies Tor examination, together with nn Annlv.i. Of III,
work. tree of charge b, callns the sen
ing Their orders 10 the Rutland Bookstore where the
are for sale by the dozen or single.
W. FAY.
November 23, 1896 Ao.3m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
LSNCssHtiKG, NOVEMBER, IN 49,.
EDITORIAL CONvENTIoN

The lsichmond Editors, in compliance with H..
quest OF some of their country brethren b,.. ~
moned the corps editorial to the Metronors
lHh oil January nexi-tle birth day Of Rem
Franklin. the most shining light of the Graf nv
seasonis rather an inauspcious one-bo,b .,
OF Tue "su'' 'neiemency of the weather at tina, season
anu because II Is generally busy time with the 81.
torlal fraternity five can. however, by hook o,h.
crook get to Richmond we shall certainly ob.y H.
call There are some of our brother editor.
though we have never "scen in the BODY W. H..
I'm the spirit'--and whose personal acquaintance
have long had a desire 10 makc-and we knou,
better opportunity than this asscmbhge will o1.,
compass this desire. We will meet them a, pbi,,,,,,
If tce ran. ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

We had hoped and believed thar lle rrcear Demon
STATIONS of public sentiment would have convinced
the ''s,rcessor of Gen. JachS1a.' Of the folly Of
maintaining the positions ard OF aliicrin. To the re-
comm ndaou, oil hts Message to Congress, at its
cHtta session. Bat it would sren. from the IAN
gnaer OF the Globe. which is slIl the ceredtcd
gan o. Executive opinions, that TO rS-
peel rccantalion of his dret.nrs-no relaxation
OF hi p1HcY 10 respect iol the - l'enoefacy o'
Num5ers.' That ounual tolls us that The admins
tfation stands on ia" "h'-I' @'onad OF prneIpIc'
aud tadt w'il mni'il lis l." 'tloa at ali hHafds'-
BE II 81. Z Hike to see display "i courage even
in bal ca''sf, ald honsh 1t may Indicate thr des-
prritiah OF lated gnnbief' WHO LIS S''hei h1' al
upon single east "i the 'iir' f''hfr thn the con-
v'ciiaa nj >tlta>in'n' Struggling tor '"r maintain
ance oi rtht principles ihd NJ. IN bafc"' IN
Supporting The Sub ltc2'afy N'hehr. "cenpr' tue
former rather tll'n the EATER position Is e'n'e"
from Ia i'r' 5n'iHi' scheme "nien tie no" '"''-
'"es VI" s' "t''" "'''' '''''' s'''> az" nv "''
'ou"a "a ''ot "a Ms ~ o'' WI d zen, "s"o""
"" " '''o P''', % "''''' ~ . '"e n''' 90 ~
+ 'P'i"s ~ 'e's'"' "'n''''''' ''iN'o's !" ''"''" w
'oas"h"'' power """ patronage ID ne cur Ia 'N'
cculi'e' ny uniting 'e l'oii''"' 't4i "on''" ''"
Ia 'ls i'ai'u' Oh ''e man
'1''i'S' 'he" 'i'c uc''i'''''''' i"n III NV "''
"o" 10 "ooe 'if issue u me qae>ho" ""''" :" w
''Ne'' an" - snare us '''e' We 'o'a II "'' ''''
10 warn '"e people "2a'''s' me "a'ef''"'
% It's propose" i''oS -'he II" CT 81 '"'
'"''' "''" '''o h'""'s s'''e'''' '"' Wv
iron III al cAe'''s"e 'he'alic eoi'e"'! u" " ''
o'''"l'''"" u sie''e anu P"''e' eo''e''''''
'"''" M" 'e p''''"us ine'''S' "'
'""s' 'e"'es :" ''''s P''e' are ''"''
VIC ''''.'' VI ~ "s'o" N''e'F'' u '''',''
, "'"se" Il 'n''s |" '''e 'a'i'''''''''''''' nv"
Sef' 'l''' ''o'h'nS' ana 10 "'''cl VT '''''' w
c'''a''ea'''" Oh our ''' 'ff'' W. '"o''' '''
Ioas retired from pnohc HE once "ec"P''"" P,''
iheni position III the puoic COUNCILS ana Has "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

barrels Rntitsr be fecellcctal l'al List FL and
Winter There we're iuse unpauafionS oil inIe'gh
vhe3f while during tlIe ffescat season there nave
been NONE, nor sill be faf some TINE TO come ~
consequence of tie lat nefiud al which ar5efs "ele
Tins ytarscut ont 80 Europe H. therefore. Tue 10
reila in,poffs Of last season be placed aeanst the
excess Of = It's barrels of the preaet seasol IL
will he seen tilat the aggregate supply OF the Ne"
York market for the coming winterfs no greater III
fact Than il Ma last winter. BaltaHge imeHefH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
Ft9m he Cfncinnati Irlie. .Nor. -.

7 I'M TIC CtHtfH"UEf II III = WE. ID
lie "9reat eXpupger' arrived here Saturday
last, on lis way to Washington city. There was
nothing remarkable in his rNTEEE in the city
neither @nns gratnlatons wcrr offered reutn-
cd. He pursued his course. SOLITARY and alone
Black Hawk. keokuck. Roaring Thunder, &c.
passed down the river yesterday. On their return to
the "lat-west," from their eastern trip.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

From tie Mobile slips Of the 1sh we learn that
rhe schooner Blooming outh, commanded by Capt.
MITCHELL, concerning whom 50 much has been
said in connection with the supposed piracy Of the
Susquchaana, had arrived at that par the day pre-
sions, from Key Wesi. in charge OF an officer of the
/. :. Revenue Cutter Dexter. lie had on board Of
his boat about dozen men, SIX of whom lie said
were sailors and the rest passengers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
wAPs N SOUTH AMERICA.

Tho Rennflicgof South smrrir1 eonttnae to ex-
i..l -. eenes q. wars and bnodShrd intestine and
esfrruaL which nrrnr out 10 rs Nhat "o"n' 10 al
amman pfaiabilify be he lafe=s conatilen Of 'tlfse
now United States. were this nioa ever discovered.
LATEST FROM BuENOS AfRtS.
from The .tgaraai q Commerce
By the brig Cedric, Capt. Boyle, we lave Bnenos
Ayes psI,ers 10 Sci tenlber 233.
TIN grrne destined 10 operate against Gen Santa
Frnl Pfofeeor Of Bolivia md Peru was nearly rea-
* IN march, lis advance gnatd WAS N inJui II Is
,enresented to be in h eli of discipline, and full
ofarn.husiasm.
If respectable individual who arrived on The Goth oil
july ~ the hitter city, from Suipacha thai Bolivian
battalion, con tsug OF GOO men. formerly belonging
n The army OF the atr General Sslaerry.1 had mutt
med at Santiago de Coagaita Ia BOLIVIA Killed Their
colonel. and were marching towards this rephblic.
fl WAS however probable that, before arriving on
te frou,jers they would he attacked by the Bolivian
tronps despatched in pursuit of them from Tupiza
Snlnaclfl aH1 Tania. under the command OF Gene
rails Brown and Mednacei, the result OF which was
hourly expected al 1njni.
Il was reported that the Government OF Jnju WAS
about to send body Of troops protect the battalion
question.
GuIrl--ilc executions Of tire Qulllota ,nulineefs
took place on the 4th ofJuly. The following the
individuals who suite red the aninl peualty:
EN-Gnl. Jose Antonio Nldauirn.
TX Lieut. tpl JDNc Aiioliio bIt'tbs
Ex-Gapt. Santiago Florln,
Nafeiso Caryallo,
Ramnnd0 Caivdlp,
Daniel Forellus,
Ey-Snb. Lieut.. Casos GiIoa,
Corporal LUIS Ponce.
Pursuant the terms Of the sentence Of the court
martial the head Of the culpfit, jose \. Nidaufre,
placed pole in the plaza OF Q4iilo'a, and the
night Of Santiago Form MAS affixed 10 another
on the spot where he murdered the unfortunate Min
lister Of Var Don Diego Poftales. Some others Of
the acoompllccs, we believe. had been transported.
The thickness of Nldauues crime is severely but
Justly ahimatyertcd ON in the lRfrcHrfp OF Nalpara-
50. The deceased Minister had been his most gene
brueaetor, and was deceived by the repeated
assurances OF his protcge's gratitude that, notwl-
standing The warnings he received from his friends,
he continued to shower upon HIM his faVors.
The expedition tiom Chill against Gen Santa
Cruz 70 sail about the 20li of Au4usi. General
BlaucO Encaada was II command beth the navaland
military force. Gen. Latuenfe, formerly President
of PERU was TO lead The numerous Peruvian mi
grants who tn take parl in the enterprise OF
libera,ug helr country from foreign domination.