argay is 8°01 czctive sud inviaci.
desire batter prospeets 2
Peruvians | In the space of fivel:
emain sicadiast to your cause fsur-i
gen millions of Americans, wherewith,
§ encounter the million aud a half
Mexico and Colombia, are for you.
rown het defenders with victory.
eruvians. Elave patitnce, aud look
arms; for they donot place confidence
In blind fortune, as the Spaniards do, |
jut inthe noble and patriotic feelings
fat warm their generous bosoms. |
Phe ficld of battle will decide to whom |
Peru shall appertain ; whether to the
ges of fortune, or to those of glory,
BOLIVAR.
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RRICANE AT THE ISLE OF
FRANCE.
On the 231 of February, a tremen-
5 Burricane was experienced at the
§le of France, in which 25 ships and
pigs were sunk or driven on shore.
Daly two Americaps were among the
pumber. he Java was driven ashore, |
Bost her bowsprit, and received other
@amapc. Ship Concord, Burleigh, ot
Portsmouth, was driven ashore, he
Tarboard side stove in, and she was af |
Merwards condemned and sold,
It is feared that during the blow, a’
distr stoop of war, the delight, was |
Jost, with upwards of 160 men on
hoatd, as she was seep off the harbor
ihe evening previous to the gale, and
Flas not been heard of since. Several
| pieces of wood were picked up, which
ere recognised to have belonged to
er.
| The plantations of suyar cane and
ovisions were ravaged, the clove
vees destroyed, and many houses and
Fmagazines uorooled or thrown down
(The colony hus sustained so much
;
|
Ls, damage as to prejudice, most fatally,
feommerce and agriculture.
; Commercial Advertiser,
: erm
vom the Chester Post Boy, July 6
MA man, susp -cted of veing one of
x1 ie sang who mardered Mr. BoNSALL
has-been committed to jul at Balu
Ppore, Awpong offer circumstances
Bwhich caused sifpicion to rest upon
him, he had in is possession’ a book
Bf poems, compised by Mrs. Gardaer
i Raf Darby, with tic name of the owner
earful eut our, tis said that the
murderers took such a book from the
trunk of Mr. Bousall.
~~ — Wren
Neo
SA ——
om Bell's London Weekly Blessen
gery May 24.
¥ The foreiga inteliigence of the week
thas exci cd but little curiosity, There
“Bas been a kind of revolutionary spurt
n Lisbon. - The Queen, Don Miguel
Band the Piince Royal, seem to have
lcombintd together to dethrone the
King. Aoarmy was actually collect
ed, the guards of the place corrupted,
and the King humself imprisoned fur
hirty-siz hours. "Fhe whole has the
ippearancs of a drunken frolic.
The next subject of interest is Yiur
L bide’s expedition to Mexico. This is
© an adventurous man, and hkewise 2
© moderate map. Haviug undergone 2
‘sart of voluntaty deposition fiom the
i Mexican throne, and retired to Eng:
. and with a peasien, be appears to have
“been invited back by his fellow coun.
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‘We, moreover, await the arri-jcost pai
of ten thousand warriors, who are] With regard to the niher proposedimore
: aieh fron * slambis and . $0 nag . L. s
a the march from Colombia, Can »ill to allow the free emigration of ourlit by the circumstance that it not only
tho are your enemies; their swordslt
eve ” Yat i I, + \ . 1
will protect you, La Plata, Chill, lkind can be concealed, or is concealed.
|r
} xr: '
withdrew to the Relectory, where the
rithe Students a dinner suitable to the
not bat be flattering to all who are in-
ily taken away. It
|
4
for no adeqaate return.
workmen
‘ence. The law, as
hject is to prevent the publication
abroad of cur mechanical precesses
and machinery, where it is notorious
o alt the world that nothing of this
In the present intercourse of nations
Justice is also on your side ; and wheniand individuals, there are no secrets
gontending fer her, heaven never fals of this kind ; and, ia the present modes
»f conveyance, and in the cheapness
and abundamce of them, it is totally
or the cousumnition of your bopes {impossible to prevent the emigration]
£ 1 y : . - -
p the bravery of your brothers inlof our artizans to foreign parts. Li
is mischievous likewise ; first, because
it leads to fraud ; and sccondly, be-
cause it prevents the return of these
artizans, though not their departure.
This law, therefore, ought unquestion-
ably to be repealed, as it is a useless
and mischievous restriction upon nat-
ara) liberty ,and without any possible
good whatever.
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FROM THE CARLISLE HERALD, JULY 8,
DICKINSON COLLEGE.
= The Board of Trustees of Dickinson
College, on the afternoon of \Wednes
day last, after the exercises of the
Commencement kad been concluded
steward had prepared for them and
occasion. His ‘Excellency the Gov-
ernor of this state, with Mr. Hiester,
the Surveyor General, were among
their guesis. The appearance of those
oentlemen at the table of the Board
ind among the Students of the Institu-
lion, was a circumstance that could
terested in the welfare of Dickinson
College. Besides the Governor and
the Sarveyor General, the Board had
invited other respectable stranger:
‘hat visited this place that day to be
present at the Commencement, thus
iffording an opportunity to them to
witness the inteinal arrangements of
the Refectory. The guests were all
much gratified with their entertain.
nent, and the dinner prepared reflect-
:d no little praise upon the care and
industry of the Steward.
Before the company had withdrawn
the following toasis were drank.
1. Pennsylvania==tler political in-
terests are comnected with the virtue
and intelligence of her people. © |
2. The people of Pennsylvania—
We desire their concurrence in foster.
ing the interests ot Dickinson College.
3. Science—The handmaid of the
artsand pawroness of national prosper-
iy.
4, The Agriculturalist—A degree
in Political Economy as honorable as
A. B. in Literature.
5. The memory of Rush, Ritten-
house £7 Ramsey, and the other Liter-
ati of Pennsylvania.
After his Excellency and his com-
pany had withdrawn, the following vol-
anteer by Professor Vethake was
drank with great cordiality by the
Board and Faculty—
Qur distinguished Guests—Mem-
hers of the true American Magistracy ;
a Magistracy elevated to power by the
voice of the people and in their eleva-
tion pot forgetting that they belong to
the people.
Attér which the Board withdrew
and the Professors drank : The health
and happiness of the present graduates
and they in. return drank to the
health and happiness of the Board of
Trustees. These were then dismissed
.teymien to veassume the sceptre. We
give vo credit to the unjust suspicions
% ) : :
entertained of him, that hg is gone
back as an agent of Spain and the
: ico i
Holy Allies. Mexico is as much be-
end the power of Spain and the allies,
&s the mountains in the moon.
$
Wn ay
London Weekly Messen-
gery May 31.
There are two bills now before the
house of commoas in aid of the great
From Bells
them a bill to repeal the combination
"laws ; the other, to repeal all laws
"against the [ree engress of our work-
hen to apy foreign countries, where
they may hope to find a better market
«or there skill amd industry.
1 Asitegards the first of these bills,
the principle is, that personal liberty,
‘or thie 1ight of giving or withholding
our Jabor, is a positive good, and
thereto ec that all res: rictions upon its
ERercige are gvil in themselves ; unless
£0 much public good justify the state
d8 demanding the individual sacrifice.
. a We are all so bound to the pub'ic
x Weal of our country, that we come un-
7 deran obligation to suffer any restric-
tion on our own persenal liberty,
which the public good may require.
~ Burin ortter to justify this demand on
the part of the public, the legislature
"ust proye that the sacrifice required
13 proportionebly conducive to the pub-
he benefit. Otherwise, whatever the
AW § subtract from personul liberty is
uch patwral freedom unnecessa-
(Principle of liberty of trade; ove of
by the Faculty. They day was truly
festive nor was their one solitary in
stance of hilarious excitement (0 mar
its pleasures.
|
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Baltimore, July 3.
Susquehanna Navigation.~The com.
missioners entrusted with the im-
provement of the navigation of the
hed of the Susquehanna river, return
¢d to this city yesterday after an ab
sence of two weeks, which have been
spent in conjunction with the Penn-
sylvania Commissioners, in examina-
tions of the river, and in the forma-
tion of pew contracts for work. We
learn that a large amount of work has
been. contracted for on the most favor:
able terms—idnd, should the season
prove propitious, that the new im-
provements, in addition to those al-
ready made, will render the descend.
ine navigation from Columbia to the
Maryland Line equally as safe and
leasy as it is above the town
| Fatal Aerial Erccursion~-A Mr
ates for aerautic fame, ascending in a
balloon near Londen. ‘When about 2
miles from the earth, owing (0 some
mismanagement in letting the the gus
off, the balloon descended with so
much rapidity that Mr. Harris was
instantaneously killed, and Miss Stocks
materially injured.
np § Ee
t Zhe Compionium —Under this name
a new and wonderful musical insiru-
mitted to the jail of Middlebury, to
awalt his trial at the next session of
the supreme court.
[Harris and Miss Stocks new candid-
i c " ur {ra § 3 * . . - -. #
s so much purelis formed vpon the same general plan Repairing swivels in arsenal
|as the commen barrel organ, but i
y It has our cordial concur plays the tunes marked upon it with Rifles in the brigades
r : It at present precision, but that it also impircvises
ponthis, we have expsrienced five actsistands, is both useless and mischiev-
Bireason or defection ; but there still ious, It is useless, because its sole
and has hence been called the Musical)
Improvisator. A theme is written
apon the barrel ; the instrument plays
wditor 3; and afterwards, left to |
executes an infinity of variations, they
are always In strict accordance with
‘ie rules of composition.
TP.
Fire,~The Unisa meeting house
was struck witl#®ightoing and consu
med to ashes about 3 o'clock this
morning. The: heavy rain that fell
when the fire burst out and was at its
highest element, protected the
neighbouring buildings . from sustain-
ing any injury.—dercery Pg, Monitor,
nl PC —
PARRICIDE.—CrArr zs Bart of
Bridgeport, Vermont, killed his father
on the evening of Wednesday, the 224
ultimo, by beating bim with his fist.
The unbappy perpetrator of this
unnatural crime was almost immedi-
ately arrested, and the next day com-
en} CI
SINGULAR CASE Of HYDRO-
PHOBIA.
Mr. James Wiring, aged 56,
died at Hampton, Washington coun-
ty, New York, on the 10th ultimo.
Thirty years since, he was bitten by a
mad dog, and in his last sickness
showed great symygmens of bydropho-
bia.
—tiie
From the New York Daily Adver-
tiser.
BATTLE WITH PIRATES.
We learn from Capt: Cotton, of the
schooner Thetis, which arrived last
svening from Manzanilla, south side
f Cuba, that on the 9th of May, while
lying in the harbor, the Supercargo
received intelligence that three canoes
intended to cut the schooner out that
night. Measures were immediately
taken, to put the Thetis in a state of
defence : big guns were loaded, and
the muskets got rea, and all bands
put in fighting orders At 8 P. M. the
supercargo came ontboard with four
soldiers which the Commandant of]
the Port lent for thenccasion.—Thus
prepared, a good look ‘out was kept,
and at half past 11, three canoes were
perceived coming from the Keys op-
posite the port; witle oars muffled.
As they approached 12 men were
counted in each boat. As the Pirates
came up, they were hailed, but they
were silent as death. A pistol was
now discharged in the air, when the
musketry. The battle was now be-
gun. The defenders of the Thetis
opened a brisk fire, which the Pirates
returned as briskly, and this lasted
fifteen minutes-——when the great guns,
well charged with round and grape
shot, was opened upon them, and they
quickly made their way for the shore:
On the following morning three of
the Pirates were found dead on the
were taken dreadfully wounded, on
almost cut in two with a single grape
stot. On the 12th one of the canoe:
was found in one of the Keys almos:
torn to picces, with four dead pirates
in her,all of whom were recognised
as inhabitants of Mdnzanilla.
——ID W—
ACCIDENT.
Last Tuesday week,a man by the
name of Dun, one of the workmen en
gaged in getting out stone for the
works going on at Black Rock, New
York, very upadvisedly passed by 2
blacksmith’s shop, with a keg of pow
ier under his arm, ucheaded. A
spark from the forge blew into ity when
«t exploded, and tore the unfortunate
man almost to pieces. His case is
considered as hopeless.
—
Belfast, the greatest town in Ireland
excepting Dablin and Cerk, contaio-
ing 40,000 inhabitants has only four-
een electors |
pr
MILITIA
Of the state of Pennsylvania.
16 Divisions, 32 Brigades, 129 Re
giments.
Governor and commander in
chief
Major Generals
Brigadier Generals
Adjutant Geoeral
Staff of general officers
16
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ment has been exhibited at Paris. It
Infantry including officers 134 532
Volunteer Corfis. |
{Cavalry , 40 troops 1 634]
Artillery, 30 companics ]
Infantry, 202 companies 13
Riflemen, 125 companies 7 036
Voluntegrs 23 738
Grand total 158 51
PUBLIC ARMS,
Field pieces in the brigades 9
Do, is arsenals 9
particalarly distinguished from! Muskets 1a the brigades
it over, to render it familiar to thel’
self, and withosait any external impulse, (>
pirate crews discharged a volley of]
beach, and during the day five others|”
‘led, now in the hands, possession
77
py
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Do muskets da 500
16 803
Do in arsenals 8 860
601!
Do arsenals 1
Muskets in the brigades re-
ported private property 3%
Rifles do. do. 13 5
Lents and camp equipage in
tae arsenal for 20,000 men,
| meat s——
| MARRIED~Oan Tuesday the 13th ¥ the properly
ost. by the Rev. Mr. Minxsuaryn,
Mr. BENJAMIN STAUBER, of this’
place, to Miss ELIZABETH M’.|
CORD, of Lewistown, Pa,
A Bear caught !=Marvied in Wa-
terloo, N.Y. on the 15th inst, Mr, Lu.
cas Morgan, Attorney at Law, to Miss
Charlotte Bear.
A lawyer once with wounded heart,
(A wound by Cupid planted there,)
Clasp’d to his arms to heal the smart—
Ob! sad to tell—he clasp’d a Bear!
Dem. Press.
RARAY COW,
2 SG Nh cit *
SSO (AS RA
NN ) D0 Bi IA
scriber, residing in Nittany valley,
about the last of April,
A Brindled Cow
with white legs, and a star on her fore-
head. She is supposed to be about
ten years old, and has now a calf.
The owner is desired tc come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
her away.
GEORGE WILLLAMS.
Nittany, July 14,1824.
Administration Acc’nts.
TAKE NOTICE,
That the following administration
account's have been examined and
assed by me, and remain filed in my
cffice for the inspection of heirs, lega-
tees, creditors and all other peisons in
any way Interested, and will be pre-
sented to the next Orphans’ court, to
be held at Bellefonte, for Centre coun-
ty, on the 23d day of August next, for
confirmation and allowance :
1. The Administration Account of
John P. Davidson, administrator ol
the goods and chattels, rights and
credits, which were of Phineas Da
vidson, late of Halfmoon township,
deceased.
2. The Administration Account of
~ Thomas Moore, acting executor of
the last will and Testament of Eli.
jah Moore, late of Halfmoon town-
ship, deceased.
The Administration Account of
Henry Graninger and Philip Shréfk-
engast, administrators of the goods
and chatiles, nights and credits,
which were of Henry Keller, deceas.
ed.
The Administration Account of
Adam Stover, administrator of the
goods and chattels, rights znd cred-
its, which were of Philip Fronks,
late of Haines township, deceased.
WM. PETTITT, Register.
Register’s Office, errnl
July 19, 1824,
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of a writ of venditioni
exponas, issued out of the court of!
common pleas, and to me directed,’
will be exposed to public sale, on
the premises, on Monday {he 2nd day!
of August next,
A certain tract or par-
cel of land, containing about one hun-
dred & twenty acres more or less, sit-
vate in DBaldeagle township, Centre
county, adjoining lands of George
Bresler, & others. Seized & taken in
execution,and to be sold as the prop
ertyof Frederick A. Richards, deceas-
or
occupancy of Asher Hunt and Wil-
liam Richards, administrators of the
estate of said Frederick A Richards.
ALSO,
By virtue of a like writ, issued out
of the same court, and to me direct-
ed, will be exposed to public saic at
J
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528 the court bouse in the Borough of James,
550 Bellefonte, on Monday the 23d day of Isaac,
August next,
.
397 containing five hundred and fifty acres,
91'ances, situate in Ferguson township,
17 Centre county, called by the name of
« WHITE-HALL,” adjoining lands
of Philip Benner and others.
and taken in execution, and to be sold
iseph, Patton Samuel, Plaff Wm. Pet
ALSO,
By virtue of a like writ, will be sold
t the same time and place,
A certain tract of land
with the improvements and appurten«
A RO
Seized
of Samuel Park,
ALSO i]
By virtue of a like writ, will be sold 3
at the same tire and place Ti
A certain tract or pa
cel of land containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less, situate in’
Halfmoon township, Centre county,
adjoining lands of Christian Kingand
others. Seized and taken in execu |
tion and to be sold as the property.of. id
Jacob Yoder, Ly
Joseph Butler, S2’ff.
4
Wanted Immediately
A person well acquainted with the
FLAXSEED OIL MAKING
BUSINESS,
to whom constant employment and
liberal wages will be given. The
mill is in eood order, and any person
wishing to engage in this business
will experience but little difficulty in
conduocting it. For further informa.
tion apply to the subscriber living in
Ferguson township, Centre County.
GEORGI HUBLER.
June 10th. 1824.
NOTICE.
CONSTABLES TAKE NOTICE,
That it 1s your duty by law to re.
turn the names of all persons who are
retailers of forcign Merchandise in the
respective town, or township, for
which you are appointed, and itis ex
pected that you, und each of you, will
perform that part of your duty, when
you make your return to next August
Sessions.
JOHN RANKIN Clk. Sess.
cliefonte, July
2, 1824. <
“nd
—
List ef letters remaining
in the Post Office at
Beliefonte, July 1, i
1824.
Arnold John, Avram John, Antes
Henry, Antes Catharine M. Amhiser
Christian, Adams John Faq. Adamson
ilizabeth, Borley Wm. Beighiel John,
Boone Wm. IF. Beard Samuel, Bgn-
ner & Kephart, 2; Crandie Job, 2 ;
Crone John, Clyde Samuel, Clavges
- R. Carson Agness, Craw lord Janics,
Esq. Culbertson Sam!. Coleman [a-
ger, Carson James, Carey Richard,
Crowl Philip, Curden James, Dacker
Michael, Doan Henry, Douglass Joha,
Davis Thomas J. Deannan Robert,
Dillen Geo. Duck Henry, Dugan
James, ‘Dunlop Francis, Lichineer
Jolin, Eckley Eli, Eigile George, E ni
merman Albert, Flemiog Jolin, Filliys
Joseph, Fisher Sarah, Fisher Wm,
Forster James Esq. Fry David, Farner
David, Gallaspie Jesse, Glenn John 3
Goodlellow David, Graham Wm.
Galbraith John D. Hays Joho Esq.
Hyman Jesse, Hunter john, Hinton
Hapnah, Hughs Samuel, Henderson
Charlotte C. Haonah Henry, Henny
John, Knox Dean 2, Keatting Thomas,
Karlan John, Loyd Gilbert L. Long
Wm or John, Lambert Jobn, Lynch
Jaue, Martin Robert, M’Ewen Robert
S. 2; Meek Jane, M’Intirc Edward
M’Gaveran John, Moyer & Cook.
Malone Thomas & Morgan, Moss
Maryann, Moore Flisha, M’Linscy
John, M’Kecan Lewis, M’Kee John
Millikin Thomas, Means, Samuel
M’Kioncy Judge, M'Kee Andrew,
Mill Tobias, Moyer Henry, M’Ghee
James 2, Mitchel John, Maginty Robe
erty, M’Lzsahan James D. Purdue
John jr Parker David, Philips Jo
3
rikin James M. 4 ; Ray Robert, Riddie
Hugh, Rawl Francis W. 2; Reed
John, Reside James, Reeves Elijah, 2;
Russel Hughes, Russel Wm. Steer
Asail, Shenk Matty, Steele David,
Shugart Jes. B. St. Clair David P.
Shank Miss, Swisher Joseph, Steepart
Me. Sharp James, Sherman Michael, :
Shade Henry, Tayior Samuel & Phil-
ip White, Timms Lewis. Vaughan
Richard, Vaughan Ann, Wilson John
Sr. Williams l.ewis B. Wilson Sam-
vel H. Withington Wm. Wentzel
John, Waggener Wm, Williams,
Waddle Thomas Whippo
H. Humes, £. JL i
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A certain house and two
tots of ground, in the town of Mi'lheitmn,
Centre county, with the improvements)
and appurtenances. Seized and taken
in execution, and to be sold asthe
property of John Keen,
Justices and Constables
KEE-BILLS -
JOR $l AT THIS ON gr