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loaff.aftdso unvarvin as to treat tb nr.f iWC i wnen used severa uays after hif a PITTSBURGH. Stras Cow. prospects. Th; oats is represented uv wretcnea state, ana the corn oir fV I i I Umted States- I an advertisement in the papers, it appears that the Ameri tt ot 4003 Prussian troops, on condi that he vnnldillnw th mPrrhfv Hamburgh, to export lilVtVllMIIL ith them, merchandize as nleased lne British sloop of war FlV reDOrts.l 1600 vrnlpsp frnnns roarbixl 1 hbvwv UU I VUVIIVM 1 lviarganttalrom Kurooe. and that the ex- ped.tion which was ttearW read, br sea I i i native They are well equipped, with their usual ingenuity, are vast improvements on Baron von celebrated Velocipede.

A third has been added, and in one case a carriage lias been attached to the machine, sufficient to contain two aPPeareu In gn spirits A friend of ours has lately at iue islands, is entitled to implicit credit. It of ilkCtiBtlfonoirt'. l' "1 I I ui. v. i ivii" i i I i I va.M,6 ueciaies, uu- eijuuocdiijjuiai tney come up complete- the description given oi them in the a.ni u.ai iney inignc oe maae to many useful purposes.

He de-sci ibed to us a party whicti was made to ironi uermantown to ruiladelphia party consisted of several grave and gentlemen, who performed ihj a short a time as real horses could done. Wre should be happy to see animals" introduced into this country; wh. 1st oats are selling at sixty- STRAYED away from Pitt turh, on Monday the 14th ot June, 'a small, dark, brindled COW, about 7 or 8 years old She has a wllltP f.irP Kfimn dok urinot rmntxl horn5 a wbite stripe aloher her back to the rUTnp, white belly, and very short leirs. whoev- may pe naa 1 r. 1 1 1 11 JAMES THOMSON, JlVcAVaJtei Pittsburgh, June 29.

Manufacturers, Wood street, behveen Diamond Alley and Fourth street, GRATEFUL for past favours, respectfully in form their friends and the public generally that they continue their Manufactory at the above stand, where from their strict attention to business and the excellence of the workmen employed, they are enabled to execute every thing in their line in the best manner. Orders from any part ct the western country. promptly attended to. IQlO i uwuuitn, miv Wants a Situation, BY a steady, active young man, who is well qualified to take charge of a Steatn-Iioat, on any of the western -waters. Very respectable references will be given.

All letters (post paid) directde to the office the Baltimore Patriot, will be duly attended to. Baltimore June 29 Sacking Bottoms. qviantit of Sacking liot toms, Of the best workmanship, for sale by IIEA'Itr DUJXE, Comer of Wood First streets. Pittsburgh, June 29. NOTICE.

OrnHE copartnership heretofore existing" be-UL tween JiJCILiJil) BOIVEJV, GEORGE BOJVEA'and TJ2REJSTCE F.1RREJ.LrtnndeY die firm of Richard Bowen Co. was dissolved on the first day of February last, by mutua! consent. T. FAKRELLY. Pittsburgh, June 29.

Marshall's Sales. BY virtue of a writ of sale in Admiralty, tome directed, by the judge of the United States in and for the Western district of Pennsylvania, will be exposed to sale, by public outcry, oa Monday the 12th day ot July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. to the highest and best bidder, the BOAT or vessel called the Geneva Boxer, together with her furniutre, tackle, apparel, now lying at the mouth of Wood street On the libel ot William D. Schecker, and others, mariners, for ages.

VM. 13. lKlall, Marshal, W. D.of Penn. Pittsburgh, June 28, 1819.

NOTICE. A STATED meeting of the Trustees of the Western University of Pennsylvania, will be held at 9 o'clock, on Monday the 5Ui of July next, at the Academy in Pittsburgh. June 29. i I. DOANE, Offers for tale at Ids -ware-Iiouse ov the Bank near Wood street.

A 1ARBE ASSORTMENT OF Ironmonger, UTLER Among -which are Steel of all kinds, Saws, T00I9, Wire, Round Iron, Spikes, Nails, Boat Nail. Anvils, Vices, CASTINGS, he. ALSO, TAR ROSLXby the barret, 50 Kegs best manufactured TOBACCO. Commission Business, Attended to as usual. f- Pittsburgh, May 1 8, 1819.

A few pounds of the genuine TvsissVway, or PYROLA UMBELLATTA, so celebrated for the cure ofCANCEKS collected by a medical gentleman, on the Brandywine, near Wilmington, Del. For Sale. The Person WHO lost on the Philadelphia road, a few days sinoe, a BANK NOTE, may hear of it at this office. Ul.we" aieu cures ope- cu UJ uiai simple. means, in the exeat ''ospxala Loinbardy, do not permit to C3 I i I AGU.

MACAKTY, Mayor." SOUTH AMERICAN INTELLI 1 i huh hfritm-n r- i- The following abstract of information very lately received, verbally and by let- bility in Augostura and the West India o.iv.v iivvij i wi me- atuicaiiuu ut in rnu noi cn tm. i i citizens interested in the cause of South American Independence, more esnecial- of Venezuela. Two brilliant allairs have lately taken Two brilliant allairs have lately taken place between detachments from the res pective armies in the neighbourhood ol the Aranca river, in the province of Bari nas both of which terminated in favor of the Independents. In the first. Col.

Pi gott, a foreign officer of merit, greatly distinguished himself having: had two horses killed under him. Suffice it to sav, that the rovnlit wort rl.ivr. t'mm I it'll' riMltllir. I in 1 of the most extraordinary recorded I I VIJIV.I 1 I 1,1 I tne annals of modern and ancient war- e. I General Paez, commander of the ca- valry composed of the free people of co- IUUi jhu uidtnsui uie piains, ca I died Ida- ueios, nau repeaieuiy solicited permis- ston from Ueneral Bolivar, to attack the enemy's camp, with a select baud of vol untceis, but was as olten refused.

The attack amieared too hazardous and nar. tial, to justify approbation and that I 1 hcer, instructed by expei lence, resolved not to hazard the reduction of his force by detachments. 1 he Fabian or ashingtonian system short, was adopted and the president the republic seemed inflexible in mam- i.ainmg it. He would not risk a decisive battle with half his army but await the co-operation of the expedition from Alar- garitta. Nevertheless, he yielded to the importunities of Paez, and allowed him! once to u.udige cnivanous pro- 1 I I I jects.

inus.icenceu, mat owcer -requi- OV HIS JWl iLUUlUUl ItOUOUl included, it is unnecessary to state, that the summons was received witn ac clamations; 4 lieut. colonels and coio tels, and 50 captains immediately join td their leader. Being disincumbered of all unnecessary accoutrements, the detachment instantly crossed the river in front ot Morillo main army, who were doubtless surprised at temerity so nexampled. Paez approached him with in speaking distance, (or as a sailor would ay, within hail) and challenged his an- fagonists to come and take him with his utile party. He had brought no more lest he should affright them but hoped that Morillo would not be intimidated jby a handfull of lancers, who had left a iver in their and now had an army fore them.

Provoked by this bantering defiance, Morillo ordered large detach ments to defile from right and left, in or der to surround the enemy and cut off" his retreat. lhi was the very movement which Paez awaited on its execution he calculated his success. Prompt at the moment, therefore, he gave laconic or ders to his little column, who, with lance in rest, rushed directly on the Spanish line Opening their passage to the rear they wheeled about and penetrated to the front again, with prodigious slaughter. The enemy ranks were thrown into confusion and dismay, by feeveral aud terrible repetitions of those daring char ges and 500 ot their number were either killed or wounded. Paez himself is re ported to have lanced nine with his own hand; captain Grand, a Scotch officer, killed five, Mothers distinguished them selves equally in the work of carnage.

With the loss ot three or tour ol his gal lant corps, the immortal Paez, rccrossed the Araiica, and rejoined the army in iLnumpii. All were electrified to adnnra tion, or petrified to astonishment at this achievement. The names of every indi vidual appear in the bulletiu, aud each was presented with a badge ot the order of libertado de Venezuela; an honour which many of them had attained alrea- Colonel English has arrived at Alarga ritta, as the public are already informed Colonel Ursla has reached the same des tination. hen English anchored off Port Spain, he received a special per mission from governor Woodward, to land remain ashore for 24 hours but this passport was not penned in a friend ly mood, as it was reflected on Mr. Eng- 1.

1 lish tor proceeding towards tne neignuo- ring provincesin revolt, contrary to his majesty's proclamation ol novemuer 1817. He landed: out, turning tnai governor Woodward was arming and manning the steam boat, to send her a-long side of his squadron, in order to entice his soldiers to desert, he hurried back, with an emphatic tnreat, confirmed a la militairey by an oath or two, that if she came along side would instantly sink her. Sir ttaiph Woodward then abandoned his expedition, and Mr. English pursued his voyage to Margarita. A Prussian Colonel had touched at Trinadad, on his way to Bolivar camp.

vices Hon they that rnu ed r. this ma for Cli be he of-land of It to a T. art bteta ftfzr UoM a respectable house in nisvilie, Kentucky, to Messrs. Bon-ntl Rouaud of this place, dated the "''J-rJiine. mentions, that several ca- iu the Yellow Fever had occurred io Vvni and tll0se whu were at' ttifh it, died Would not some measures be prudent on the Mr city, as boats may be arriving I tlit p'ncc frequently during the fat delegation system has again Kanut in operation from certain Btnm displayed on the occasion, and pw ,1 r.oa.

th. rliflRn Ptlt ly meetings, we are induced to L'ieve that (his aristocratic and danger-M feature in the practice of politics, is on the wane. We con-3 that we are surprised that it has nue the wpJ 90 Ion? among a pcopic piuu ndence, and so alive to their moP" as are the citizens of IlHienj county. The least reliection tUfd convince them that they are sanc-jion; a rule which a few years more ol will be made use of to take the ous Sower out of the hands of the many, and ce it in the hands of a few leaders it 15 f.f. thf.

find tnii I'v i ic vcu nam viiv nr'o pmriloyinent Dotn lor tneir muni ordinary ana necessarv t-me mUieir ordinary 1 1 1 iu I munni. Iue danger is atone creaieu incur villages and towns, Mient ami intimate intercourse anion indivitiuafs out of employment, of te neratc fortunes, or of unbounded ambi tion, affords more time, more motive, and crater necessity for ornuinzinz then j. svstem of intrigue and policv. Is it pos lible that our country populatiwi, who ire duped by thii system, and blindly rive it their support, think that they have actually any participation in what is finely called the nomination let them reflect, let them remember the tranac tuns of the preceding year, and the dit ferent interviews they have had during this period with the file leaders, or their agents in the different town3, and they cannot fail to acknowledge, that every Mdnulual among them appears at their meetings, with their minds made up from artful instruction which tiicy have received at different times. Would our honest yeomanry believe that a ticket is fixed upon in Pittsburgh, Mtitus before a meeting of delegates is taught of? they would be astonished to so probably they would not cre-Jtt but the thing is but too true the vAwU business of the election is arran-i pA We in the very commencement of the proper engines are irn- xnedateriet.in operation to prepare the Blinds of the delegates or their electors, to act in obedience to these plans, by the time a meeting is announced.

When it is considered that sufficient preparation has bv-en made, a meeting is calleu by sou.e seif-constituted authority; the acts of this meeting are then gravely published to the District as the. deliberate opinion and wish ol the county. I he susceptibility corruption, in many other respects that ishes this system, offers such sing obstacles to its popularity, thai it is singular it has not been exploded lonj ago. How was feeling outraged last fall 1 how many votes were given gainst the dictates of conscience and of sound judgment! how often were our assailed with the honest, sincere, bit weak confession, I shall vote with delegation because it mav beneceasa- Hthe support' of the party; I would rather however vote differently, Jam satisfied it would be for the inter-est of the country to do so." Do the at large consider the meaning of toisterm, supporting a party? do they oppose that supporting a party is synon- imous with supporting their country rlet "Km view the subject a little more close- 7 and this delusion will vanish; sup- Fung a party is nothing more than up W'dinj the intprpsta. ntrnna! and noliti 7 I f)Ofa few individuals, who are con- mij kept before the public, as if they jessed personal claims.

Let these Mine driven from office and public em oment, and their deluded followers soon see the futility of these par- unctions. What good has fenn-'J'vania derived from this system oil honest and rurwli.l rptrninppt.inn it round that, by it, the menot the Vilirtf i iL tt, anil iriR mtphthsl cauaun ii been kept back, while the destinies 'wr country are entrusted to persons uas only qualifications exist an rj udme. These observations are in this system in the ab- knot our object at this time to hat 0 persons who il en taen up by the delegation; opportunity will be taken for the tbst mtfan ume it is piouauic facts elucidating the conduct late ilplfo-fitinn will nrp.nared 13 r--r--- 3Si oetore the public in all then wr. Uur wish is to destroy tha Lce, which last fall received the 'ae(l disapprobation of the county i5tfeaSnlltetlle Presentisnot remembered CQUatry the drought has continued so the liy cans, making Orais5 wheel light the chd.ren. ...0, to answer learned have these two be leels moie NVe viaii would A ed uue, nill ojus dally wo! ceuts.

of the Iiihwp work near broke unioi stand was jail this war. aors, ses is war are or ie this has the to, as Cumana was said to be in a state of in its proper place, that in the defeat gen. Torre's division, by the patriots, 1. tn-na r- .1 1 1. i lun-itsnug iui i tapuuuciiuc wiiu mu nllo, was taken by the victors.

From it appears, that an exoedition from Li menaced New Grenada. One ac count states, that an invadin- army had actually entered it, and that the Sna marus were Hying in all directions. Sun-flower Oil. Sun-flower seed (says a New-York paper) makes a pure white oil. It is excellent either to mix with paint, to burn in lamps, or to use the table, i wish the Agricultural Snrietips wmild talc iht fiuhiprt into rnn.

I nratinn if leilll Iwirnnm ni npoit imnili. I tance before long, and why not com- B'W mence it now The numerous uses to which oil mav put, make it necessary that we should turn some attention to the subject, and sen(l Europe for it. 1 nomas Jelierson speaking ot the use fulness of sweet oil, observed, that should a man be obliged to choose which would live upon, bread or oil, that he had much better make choice or the latter be without bread than to be without oil. Tuam, (Ireland,) April 25. A short time ago, a man who resides near Portumna, in the upper part of this county, experienced the awful visitation providence in the following manner seems that a poor widow woman and himself were in partnership in the purchase of a profitable tract of land, the an IJUUl I VIJV Ui I' 111 nual rentot which amounted to about bu of which gum each 30 0Un(J lJrevious to this unfortunate man's going pay his March rent, he called on his partner to know if she" was ready to accompany him, and take up their receipts according to custom.

'Ihc poor woman said she was not then prepared, having only 20 pounds at the time but if he took it to the landlord, he might give her time for another week. He accordingly took the money, and went oft" but juuge of the astonishment of the woman, when, about 12 days after the landlord came to demand his rent. She instantly related to him the circumstance, at the conclu sion of which the man was sent for. On his being questioned by the landlord on the subject, he totally denied it, and seemed to have no knowledge at all ol he affair. At length the poor widow, in seeming half distracted rage, exclaimed in a loud voice "My God I God! will you allow such conduct to go unpunished you who was our oiitV witness?" Io which the hardened wretch replied "if you call your God as a witness, he must be blind at that time, lor indeed there was no such thing." Scarcely had these last words escaptd his lips when he fell senseless on the floor, in which dreadful situation he still continues, and with very little hopes of recovery A short time previous to his being removed to his own house, the parish priest and a doctor arrived, but neither of them could afford him the least relief.

At the request of the poor widow they examined his person, when, to the utter horror and astonishment of all present, even his af flicted wife, who was the house at the time, they found the money, aud in the very same way as she handed it to him 1 We have received this morning the Paris papers of Sunday last. They state, that the intelligence of a plot to poison the Emperor of Austria in Italy has been confirmed. It was to have been carried into execution at llovigo, and was discovered only a very short time before the appointed moment of its execution. How the discovery was made is not mention ed but probably by the compunctious treachery of one of the conspirators. Private letters from Italy affirm that more than two hundred persons have been ar rested in consequence of this plot.

7 The Morning Chronicle will no doubt discover, again, that if there be a plot at all, it is a plot of the Emperor Francis and his own Court, got up with due formalities as a necessary preliminary towards exerci sing some despotick measures in that country. Lou. Courier. MARRIED on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Francis Herron, Mr.

Charlls Wallace to Miss Maria Peters, daughter of Mr. Lewis Peters all of this city. Dr. 3om I. IttwUi, Of A cents a busiiel, it would be a seri Sf.ving to our Sunday equestrians to I able to bestride a bit ot blood that toe common wants of mortality no than do the coursers oi the Su.

earnestly recommend their adoption Ii 11 Ik riniirriul 1 1 I'lnlo uu. uim.uu.uuu io iue paper mm and roiling factory 11 I Pe nothing on one ot these 'beasts, learned inemuer of our bir has promt- to attend the ashmirioii circuit on jiioviuou ne can ascend u.v v-oai- .1 I 1 with it; we fear there will ue some difficulty here, however. Mic Labor hoc trtt. In Philadelphia, persons are begging tlie manufacturers lor 1 lie puce paid there by the Com missary General, tor making a pair ol pantaloons, or a shirt tor a soldier is 12 lhus a woman to earn pur week, must make two shirts or twojnui pantaloons each day. in New-York, same thing exists.

have seen 'boo women at daylight belore a countmg- it Itimiti vv lrli frpi't. siilirifiiio ot a manulacturer. Cwi. Lour. Richmond, June Yesterday, as a negro drayman was driving hia dray at Itocketts, he was very running over the child ot an Irish Grocer, who saw and was irritated by the danger ot Ins child.

Impelled by hi: passions, he tallied out, with an axe, the skull and several ribs of the tunate uroymau wiio uied we under- upon the sjXit. the unhappy man 1 immediately arrested, aud is now in to answer to the laws. From the Nat. Intelligencer, June 16. AN INDIAN WAR BREWING.

A letter from a gentleman at Belle Point, on the Aikansaw, to another in city, savs, that the Cherokee and Osage Indians are on tiie eve of another a liat the Cherokees are the aggres it is said, there is no doubt. i'hey lad, within a tew davs, stolen forty hor from the Osages and, in taking them they killed wounded several more. This mode of procedure looked upon by tiie Osage nation as a measure, and justly, there area number of the more northern Indians who urging the Osages to war, and offer tuem assistance, a.c. it is said that Ala- Bradford, of the rifle regiment, who commands at Fort Smith, sent word to them, it there was a war to be carried on, must have a hand in it, and that they aust and should suspend hostilities uutil they heard from him. He was to hold a council with them ia a few days.

New-Oiileans, Jany. 16. Mayoralty of New-Orleans. A Cure, for Canine Madness. Mr.

Chabert, a physician from the uni versity ot Montpeilier, lately arrived in city, has iust made known to me a temedy for the Canine Madness, which been pointed out as a specific by the Italian physicians. he remedy was pubiisneain tne Gazette of the 8th of May last, from which it was literally copied by Mr. Chabert himself, before his leaving France. The discovery ot it is due to professor Brugnatelli, and it would be the more advantageous to try Dy experiments confidence which it may be entitled that the use of the remedy can occa sion no dangerous consequences. 1 taere- tore consider it my duty to mae known to my fellow citizens, by publishing the following as it has been transmit ted to me Thanks to the celebrated Professor Brugnaielli, an efficacious remedy has at last been discovered against Uanine Maa ness, perhaps the most horrid of all dis eases.

That remedy consists in hydro clore (acid muriatick ox aqueux) used ell inside of the bodv as on the exte rior oarts of it. The wound produced by the bite of mad animals must be washed with it. it appears that that substance destroys the Hydrophobic poisoa, even one in lat in of a June 2. 2SI.T. CassiWy, Jtfarket, between Tldrd and Fourth streets, IS OPENISO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF British, French, India and Domestic DRY GOODS, Tl hich he vill sell cheap fur Cash or tU a short credit.

ALSO GREEN COFFEE, by the bag. BRANDY WINES, BENGAL INDIGO, by the keg. FRESH RAISINS, by the box, iAalfc Salt, BY TIIE BARREL. Pittsburgh, June 2 1 5. A Wet Nurse Wanted.

HAVING established himself at the house of Col. WM. LEE, about 7 miles est of Pitts burgh, Allegheny county, tenders his profes- sional services to the peonle ot lus neignDOuruooa. He brought with him from Philadelphia, some I genuine VACCINE VIRUS, for those who wish. TNE who can come well recommended, tviu Sg find a good situation.

Enquire at tfw June 13, tU9. their cnuuren vaccinated, June 23;.