{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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IN the Banda Oriental to be 1000 men. ~,
that of the Buenos Ayrean, three thous,n'a'a |''a
making in all an army Of ten thousand. '1Tu, Thl,
writer appears to entertain little douht ~ as
the final success of the Revolutionists. VI


In the republic of Columbia, it is orda;r.,
by law, that the manumission of slaves sbs,i
take place on such days as are consecratsa s',
to national festivity. In fulfilment Of la tS;a
law. 81 slaves have been manumitted ,s fas
the past year, IN different provinces, on davs A.,
Of public rejoicing.
The streets of NewYork are pronouncaa
in the papers to be ga perfect nuisance
The American says: at would seem th.,
this city is doomed to perpetual flth and We, We.
we are descendants of the eminently cleanl,
Dutch race, and within the walls of our hous.
es, prove ourselves worthy descendent


But the moment the outer door is passed
and you enter upon the domain Of the Cor
poration, the streets and highways, every
sense is offended, and health and comfort ate
alike endangered"