Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-22

ne outer or skin side, they nau Curious
lleyices wrought. The Governor observ-
jed on one of these dresses or cloaks, at
egalarly formed st. Georges Cross al
Ieoala be made, thoagh he could not con
4 sect that circumstance with any ether
which might lead to the assigning it to a
lrelieieus ceremony. The manner OF form
ling these figures, must bcby the throwing
up slight part ofthe skin with sharp
Instrument, round the outlines OF the Fl
cure. They Appeared, Judging from the
lneatness of the sewing aad work on their
Icloaks, to have made splne little advance
Ito civilization and comfort, beyond what
the natives Of this part OF the country
have done. Ia other respects they seem
Itobe perfectly harmless and inoitenslve
and BY no means warlike or savage, few
lof them having any weapons whatever
with then. bnt merely a stoue axe, which
they use ter cutting steps for themselves
| to clim6 up trees by, IN pursuit OF the
little animals whicht they i've upon.
These natiyes never brought any OF
| their females Wlth tilesn on their visits TO
Bathurst; and the Governor donly aC-
cidentally.in the course OF one OF his eS-
| csFsious from thence. an opportunity OF
seeing one Of them she was blind 10 the
left eve, wanted all her ,eet', and was
laltoaetl,er one OF the most wretched look
| inc. old creatures that could be possibly
1imasined, composed merely of skin and
bones
The governor on his return over G'e
| Kings Table Island, had been much gra-
| tiGeti in beheldins a cataract of immense
height, which Ial, over q precipice little
lshort Of 1000 feet down into the Prince
Regent. glen. forming one of the most
Istu 9endous and grand sights that perhaps
! the .votld can afford. That cataract hav-
Ing been discovered by four gentlemen
Iof the Governors party, his eSceilency
has been pleased o give it the name of
}ene of them, by calling 1t . The Camp
bell Cataract
! Ey command Of his exce!lency the 60,
! vernor.
i T.CAMpBELL, secHy.
/ Translated for the Democratic Press,
I Hedd QQafters at 0ecamore,
! 9Th ,Fuiy 1916,
Simon Bolivar, supreme chief Of the Re
/ public. and captain general Of the a.
I Mos ef Venezuela aud New Grenada,
&c.
TO tale Inhabitants Of the Province of Car
raccaS,
An army numerous park Of artillery,
a.uskets and ammunition are now at ny
Command to Iiperate you --You tyrapts
Shall DC destroyed or expelled, ard yoa
S all be restored to your rights TO your
cnpetry and TO peace.
i The warot exterpinati0n carried II a.
eaiast US by Gus enemies, Shss,i cra,e on
cnr side. We sbal! pardon those who
may surrender, even ath"uga they be
Spaniayds. Such Of them as serve the
cause of Venezuela, shall,be regarded "a
friends, and consequently shall be en-
pics ed according to Their me'it and abi!l-
ties. Tie hostile troops who cone ovef
10 US. SHALL empty all the benefits that the
country can 0e,tcw upon IFS bcnetac-
I tors
I No European Spaniard, shall be put
20 death, unless in battle. n American
shall suffer tie least injury for having
!ioined TIE kings party aud comnitted
ihosile acts against his fellow citizens.
The unhappy portion Of our brethren.
who have 2roaoed uader ;he calamlties oi
/ slavery. are hereby SCI free Nature,
justice and pelicy, demand the emancipa-
/ tion Of the slave bencefof"afd, there
,shal' be known in Venezuela only one
class of men. all shall be citizens.
After taking the capital, We shall con-
vene the Representatives. q TIE pcople to
la General Congress, II oder to re-esta
I bl,sh the government Of the republic:
Whilst we are marching to Caracas,
general Aiarino at TIE head Of a iormIda-
bic corps, attacks Cunana: general Piar,
lreinforced by generals Roxas and Mora
tsas. become masters of &c plains ttanoS)
advances TO Barcelona. AID zen, ATlsmn-
iii Witii his victorious army occupies Mar
.igariti.
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