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ylRUSr SALE BY virtue OF deed of
- trust 10 rs executed on the 2nd day ct
December, 1921, by Margaret Hereford, Maria
Hereford, Josiah " Hereford aud Caroline
\. Hereford, of Rockingham county, North
Carolina, 10 secure Ia amuel Hunter, Pleas.
ant Hunter y Mary bearing, the payment OF
certain suns of money therein mentioned,
we shah proceed 10 SELL 10 The highest bid.
der, on the premises, Oh Thursday the 10th
day of November next, a certain tract of
land. containing 5sl Acres, formerly owned
by Cot. Jane, Hunter, in Rockingham couu
ty, \. c. lying ON both sides ot Beaver Is.
land creek, 1 miles north olthe Town OF
Madison. The healhiness aud fertility OF the
place is we'll known. \ considerable portion
being low grounds, il is admirably adapted
TO the culture OF corn,tobaeco y wheat and
there Is also on il some excellent meadow
land. Twenty six or twenty eight hundred
dollars Of the purchase money will be re-
quircd 1T the time OF sale aud a credit cau
he had Tor the balance. Those wishing to
purchase can procure corn, &c. in the neigh
horhood nj moderate prices, as crops are good
The title will be warranted.
THOMAS SEARCY,
JAMES HUNTER
Sept % c4wS Trustees.
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ANS. TIE. RANDOLPH, propoo,

10 IL iAaAsbO1t ~ ffRfSFs'
vi tn establish Boarding Sclsoo Tor
Young L. dies, IN New London, Campbell co.
Terms for session Of ten months, conlmenc-
ing the 9Th Of October, 1870 and ending The
5iii of August, 1877,
Tuition in the English branches. iBclu.
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Typography, History. Chronology, A
rilhmelie, and plain NeedeN do
French, 20
Spanish, ~
Drawing, 20
Washing and Mendng, -
MUST, per half session, %
Dancing, per quarter. IL
Each boarder will furnish her own bed,
bedding, and towels.
ron DiY SCHOLARS.
Tuition In all The English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel,
II is thought proper 10 state that any one
or all, Gf the above enumerated bran ches
will be taught, a, parents Or guardians may
direct where no directions 10 the CONTRARY
are given, they will all in turn come under
on course OF instruction.
August 10. IL
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

valuable Keal Estate Tor sale
WISH 10 sell TWO tracts of Land iDe
i in the county of Campbell, one contain
ing about 1000 acres, the other betWeen6a.
6OO acres. The two tracts are sep.rat.J
only by a creek. On the first, ct being tbs
tract on which | reside,J there are not mora
than 800 acres of open land, most Of y hirb
has been cleared within few years. Iher.
is now to clear large quantity of Grsl rail,
TOBACCO LAND, nearly all ofwhcb
lies in one body. his tract lies rrmsrkablv
we'll, being very little undualed-tbe walrr
fine, and the neighbnrhood healthy and n.
greeabIe. The improvements are a Iaroe
dwelling house of rock, kitchen, smoke house
lee house, &c. together with an oyerseer,,
house o. good tobucco houses, all of hich nre
new. OF The other tract nearly half of il !,
open land, and in high state of improve.
ment, part of which is FEAT LAM
Of Gerry superior qualify There is also on II
an excellent MILL SITE, and IA good Or.
chard of we'll selected fruit trees. The i'm.
proYements are two good dwelling house,
about an half mile apart, with all the usual
out houses attached 70 each Of them. cor.
slider II unnecessary 10 describe the proprrIy
in q more particular manner, knowing that
those who are disposed to buy will first view
it-but by way of further indncement. would
state that, there is on these tracts, large
quantity of good MEADOW LAND, which is
certainly a considerable acquisition 10 them.
All persons who are DESTROYS ofpulchasing
the above property are particularly invited
To call aud view the same. The terms will
be liberal and accommodating, and made
known by the subscriber living on the pre-
misses, about 81 miles south from Lyuchhurg
and southeast from Campbel {. House
NATHANIEL ". PAYNE.
N. b. The above land could be convent.
emily divided into smaller tracts to suit pur.
chasers.
July 27 clf5l
Tie Editors ofthe Richmond EnquirerWi
please publish the above advertisement once
week till forbid, and forward their accon,
TO me Tor pay ment. y ". P
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NNrOIlCE.-A general meeting ofthe Stock
III hoidsfs Of mt LynchbWg and Saiea,
Turnpike ComPanB will be- held agreeabIy
10 Adjournment, al the franklin Hotel in the
Town OF Lyncbburg, on Friday the 18th Of the
present month (October)
JOHN Nj GORDON, CLERK.
Oct. .. tctdl7
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NorIcE-loiIer for sale my tract ofland,
Y within seven miles of Lynchburg, con
tanning One hundred and sixty-~cven and a
halt Acres, by recent survey. This land is e
quail to any IN the parts aud well improved,
has on IL a good manufacturing mill, all com
piele, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
Ior the purpose OF corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new disiiIery, just
put IN operahon' by which may be made
eighteen gallons OF whlskcy per day. This
mil STANDS IN fine rich neighborhood, and
the inc country gr'st IS not surpassed by any in
this part otthe state. ANY one wishing TO
purchase may he accommodated by annlSing
to the subscriber living on the premises. o
JAS. MARTIN.
May Is ISIS
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u
me defendant not having entered his appearance
and gwen security according TO he act OF Assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing by aisiac
orI CIV denee mat he IS not nhabhnt of his state
ltsofdtred that the said defendant doth appear here
un the first day of November term su,wcriht bill
OF The plaintiffs and that copy of is order be forth.
Hl,h inserted IN the Nrginian. printed in te town o'
IAhehhrg for two months SucIessiyey. and that ano-
her copy be- posted the front door Of the COURTEOUS
OF tins county on some day.
Copy-Teste, Al. DAVIES. Ok,
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Negroes Cor Sale.

/HWENfY likely yorng negroes for sale,
- consisting OF boys, girls, men, women
and children. a. ". WADDILL.
Sept 7. Isl
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aMO REWARD. --Runee,v

GOO REWARD Runaway from
EY~sO subscriber living IN Bedford III
board q haseys Store, Negro man
ISAAC, about 10 years old, FIVE f.,i,zafs
eleven INCHES high, dark con.pl,,ionl.
an uncommon small head and ear set
blacksmith by trade, his aims ara mt mt
siew the marks Of the fire. II j. pre. naaas
he is lurhing about Lyhchbnrg, a. h, g p.
free wife living at Christopher autba,..
few miles below Lynclburg. The aim. "a
ward will be given If The said negro h. ,,l
oul of the county oil Bedford, and del;y.
10 me al ny house. taken within tbs .',,
ty, glow III be gwen. JOHN BOApnf
Sept, 81. ewt.-
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Lynehburg Female .leaden,y.
Il HE merit session toiH commence on .Hon-
day HE 18Th Sept. Terms for toard ard
tuition the same as htrvtol0re.
.3LEX. +. DOUGLASS. Principal.
August To- Isl
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FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply OF
Common Fur and u DOL Rus
A part of when ale at their own mnnufac
turing, aud warranted 10 be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share Of the public patron.
age, as they are determined to keep CON
s,,uily on haud a complete assortment 81
fancy halls of the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description of fine and
Common hats OF lbrir own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, shall be roned without charge.
June 20. tlpO
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J. WILLS,

Rules held in the clerk otTice Of nhrrst county
L \ court The first Monday m September, 1896.
Elizabeth Hill, Jane Hill, Uaihariuc Iill Sarah Hill
ana fraHels Hill an ant children OF sunni. Ai, decd
against
Peachy Franklin, Def.
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Virginia:
At Rule holden in the clerks Office Of the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the lynchburg District ,b. sh
day of July, 1920.
James N,aeh AID judith Ais wife, formerly Judith
Brown, free persons OF color, Phs
against
Archibald Robertson William nlaek, Williara Bar
rett Samuel Garland, William Muir, Robert Muir Ian
Muir, Isabella aluir. James Aimr, Mary Muir, Jtsa
Muir the younger, Sarah Nun, Janet Mum, Agnc
Mar t,abtlia BLACK, Agnew BLACK, Will am 81 gle
VINO uternarritd with Sarah Black dee. Marion back,
Mary brown, James brown, Robert Gordon, and Ro.
bert Gordon the ext or adm OF John irvine + o~ do
. DrttS
The defendants william Black. Reber, Mar Jean
Muir, Isabella Muir. james Muir, Mary MIN bas
Muir III. Younger. Sarah Nun, Janet Muir, Agnes
Muir, isabella Black, Agnew Black. Hisham bogr,
Marion Black. Mary Brown, James Brown and Robert
'ordon, not having catered their appearance and
snii security according TO the act ct Assembly
and The roles of this court, and Il appearing bg
satsiactry evidence that they not inhabitants Of
tins country Its ordered that the sad def utani1 do
appear hetc on The tenth day OF the term and
the bib 9t TN plaintiffs and that copy OF his order bo
,orh"ith inSrried IN some new paper printed Inih9
Town at ynehburg, for two months Sucrrss ely. and
posted Al the trout door of the court.hons "a the sad
town. A Copy, 1tste
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Advertisement.
August 3.

ZHHE subscribrr has lately lakenthe house
i formerly occupied by Mr.. Townsend
Trnslow, opposite Messrs. Smith & Bagwall's
store. He offers his services to the public
"a Tailor; mud he respectfully informs the
citizens of Lynchbgrg aud its vicinity, that
all those who may trust their work 10 his
care. they may rest assured that shall be
neatly executed and with the quickest dis
patch. shall also keep ready made clothes
of all sorts and sizes, and will sell low for
cash LINDSEY B. PADGETT.
Sept II. qjttsll
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THOMAS r. DUvAX.

EAS inst received supply OF the above
Medicine, rs agent Tor the Proprietor.
March 27 "a
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a Hack 10 Hire,

WITH gentle horses and careful driver.
A. HATCHER.
Feb. 10. iso-
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ne defendants pani,l Pierce and Sarah Pierce mol
having entered their appearance and given security
sordhg to OF Assembly and the rules OF this cont
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arene
hnsoiants oil this state, II is ordered that the sad d
PENDANTS appear here on the first day of November a
mex. and answer the bill ofie PlaniiK and thai ca
Py 'hlS ORDER be forthwith inserted II the Vignsh
printed III the town of Lynchbu,g, for two months e',
etsVey and posted at the front door of the outhoue
inns county on some court DAY.
ACopy-Ie~te A. "a DAVIES. OK.
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IN ITfNNIFN1. a
me defendant James w. Hill not having enuI =
ms appearance and given security according 10 he atlu
hssemoly and the rules of tins court, and appta w
~ satsiaeory evidence that he not an inhaban' ~
ssae, IL IS ordered that the sad defendant do NJ
pear here on the first day OF November term next ana
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF NV
otuer De forthwith inserted i'll newspaper PRINT
VI slr town Of l.ynchurg for two months SUCCESSIVE
anu posted at the front door OF the courthouse oil w
county sn SOME court day.
Copy-lcSte, A. n. DAVIES, OK,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

days. II was the purpose of the department to
order the brig Spark that service, but upon her
arrival from the West Indies, she was found too
much out of repair, and consequently sold. The
schooner Shark, 1t. Ohio Norris, left Norfolk
bout a week since, with orders to remain
two months, occasion may require, and afford
such protection the Agency as its situation shall
demand. After performing this duty, the Shark
will cruise shor, time in the ncshborbood Of LIZ
Gusyra, and then resume her station in the West
India Squadron.
Ia the report to the President a, the commence
communications from the Department, several
Service lahored, and which could only be relieved
by legislative interference, were exhibited In the
hope that remedy would be provided. 1t would
be unnecessary, aud perhaps Improper, to renew
tine representations respecting them. Reference is
made 10 the views and opinions heretofore express
ej and it is respectfully added, that the Marine
Cops and the Service still continue TO feel sensi-
bly, the necessity for remedy for some OF the in
cVnven:ences there suggested.
\ few subjects o! importance are not mentioned
la this report, because they must be, her eafter,
PRESENTED to Congress, in answers TO resolutions
passed, and calls made during the last session.
Paper X contains list of the officers OF the
Navy and Marine Corps, who have led since the
81 Of Dec, ISIS.
Paper contains lis; OF designations during the
same period.
Paper 4 contains estimates for the service OF The
Navy and Marine Corps FOR the year 1927.
Respectfully submitted. S. l. SOU rHACD.
Mary Department, Dec. 2, 1926
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SATURDAY, DEC. 9-LAsr DAY.

SATURDAY, Dec. 9-LAsr DAY.
The Convention mei at II o'clock The Jour
nal having been read,
General Mason, of Georgetown, submitted the
following resolution:
Resoiced. That the committee appointed to
present memorial TO The Legislature Of the Sta,e
OF Maryland he instructed TO invite the a;teniio,
Of that Legislature to the .neicscy OF the clauses
in the act Of the S.h Of March, 1916, providing
for subscription 10 the sock of tie Chesapeake
ond Ohio Canal Company. 81 f'r SIS 1t 10 -snite to
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solution the object Of which was to offer counter
project to that proposed by the Central Committee,
10 the entire plan to be pursued in relation to
the Canal. His intention was TO effect the same
object, but by entirely different means. He then
briefly adverted to the difficulties and delays which
might be experienced in carrying this Canal
through the Territory OF five distinct sovereign-
ties, and which he believed insepersbiy connected
with the present plan-snd concluded his remarks
by suggesting it his proposal to submit the whole
concern to Congress as national measure; that
they may take the providing of the funds, and the
conducting of the undertaking, under their sole
management.
The meeting then adjourned ill tomorrow at
10 o'clock.
In the stinss of Thursday. Mr.. McKim. Of
Baltimore, offered the following:
RESOLVED, AS the sense Of the Convention,
that the interest of the extensive district of
try upon the route of the contemplated Cheasa-
Peake and Ohio Canal, render 1t highly proper
| that continuous canal navigation should be pro-
vided from some point upon the line or a, the ,ermi
nation Of said Canal, to the City of Baltimore
| And whereas doubts may exist whether the
! Acts OF Legislation in force have fully pIo-
vided for the attainment Of that desirable object
Therefore
| Res0lved That the Committee heretofore APP
pointed Tor the purpose of nquiring whether any
| and what alterations necessary in the various
Laws relative to the Canal, be, and they are,
hereby, specially instructed inquire whether any
and what further Acts of Legislation necessary
tor the security Of the object stated in the proceed
ing resolution.
| The resolution was agreed to
Mr.. Reed gave notice that he would, on Friday
bring forward the proposition to which he had e.
ferred yesterday, of contre-ptoject to that O
the Central Committee.
| MIR. Todd moved to take up the second resou.
ton OF the Central Committee, recommending tn,
Convention to memorabilia Congress, and the se.
veral Legislatures Of Pennsy vania, Maryland, anc
Virginia.
] On this motion some debate arose in which
Messrs. Todd, Mercer and Maxey, took part, ant
which resulted in taking up the resolution, but i
was soon after again laid on the table.
And then the Convention adjourned to Friday
at 10 o'clock.
The names Of the Commissioners appointed &c
receive the Subscription of Stock for the Canal
are as follows:
.Appointed by the President of the United
States Samuel II. Smith, Anthony e. Cazeuave
Clement Smith
appointed by the Governor of .0furyland-
Samuel Spiisg, Philip +. Thomas, Frisby Thigh
man.
| -ippoiated by Che Governor of Virsinia--
VIM. Ellzey, Richard II. Henderson, John G
Hunter.
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ed at the Church Of St Martins, in the village
Of Stamford where are the vaults Of the Cecil
family. The Lord Treasurer lies in state, I'M
der 9 canopy in the chanccl; and his family are
grouped around him. the children knceling il.
inches upon the wall The monument TO the
memory Of John Cecil and his wife tenonin;,
ted :. III. tra. ct, lord and a;s " is q lofty =,
rand Of white marble, reaching to the ceiling
ofthr church. and placed aealnst black ground
work 50 as t have the appearance Of casting
ehuo1y. On a pedestal in front, the rAlnhliu,,
pair represented in rccumhcnt posture
leaning upon a sarcopha@us. the lady with IN
open book or port folio in her hand Ii was enc
cuted by an eminent artist in Italy. under the
superintendent Of Cecil and his wife, while
they were in that country. long cpitaph IN
Latin makr> them out to have been an accom-
plishci pair
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TIE MEDLEY.

Lady Dorothy M'ank was formerly the E,vorc
the affair Of the murder Of David Itizzio, in which
her husband was concerned She soon afterwards
fed, a"d SOLD gingerbread upon the bridge Of Der
wick-upon-Tw by which, with the additional
bounty of her customers, she actually saved bGol
with which She purchased the IIalnahy estate ~
that county, now in the MIlbank family and With
the proceeds Of the rent, Ger which size lived long
ana sp.ringly dying at the age Of IS, She purclaS.
81 TIC estates in Durham and Northumberland the
rental Of which, 4 few Years ago, was $4,000 per
annunI.
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are contemplate IN comparison With those at
Eaton Hall ard Chatsworth
4 female Of eighteen }ortrcss} conducted us
through the chapel billiard room, ball for dane
ll,c, and long suite Of other apartments APP
propriatcl to the purposes Of sleeping. dressing.
eating dlinking and nu~ir hich constitute tic
business. ara make up the sici>>ituIce OF fash
l,nuhle Lie The library and study were not
~hs,yt. 10 uS One OF the rooms contained
extensive exhibition Of cattle OF different breeds
WV. mo tlledn plaster. and groupcd according.
10 their several species. 1t is a useful ornamcnt
ana cave Us an impression that bis lord>hip is
patron cf agriculture, although our fair guide
could not satisfy our inquiries upon this point
The decorations Of the chapel exhibit more taste
than any other part OF the house. They
>,t Of ten Virgins standing upon pcdeNtais
around the room. The statue, Of black
life, each holding lamp decorated with gold
It is a chaste and appropriate ornament. On
ne left Of the altar, there is bench or sofa,
one end Of which .5oe, by the nanlc Of Eliza
hcthe Seat being the place where she used TO
Ill, III hrr frequent visit, to the residence Of The
Lor,, Iira>urcr which wa, layolitc retreat
The cabinet Of Jewels. hich we were permitted
10 in>,r Ct, contains great VARIETY ci ornam, MS.
which belonged to the Virgin Queen. and 10
other distinguished persona@cs. tn""@ the rest
j. a beautiful little sword, worn ~ an ornament
Us Mary. Queen Of Scots which excited more
interest than the GEMS Of her Jealous and per
-ccutin- ii! al
i;urle4h liou,c is enriched with an extensive
collection of paintings. some Of them by the
yg.at masters uf c}"!v ace; but they Hre Scat
tered amidst lnuin,lc o others, o! az inferior
hinl. Mh;rll hardly repay an examination. The
Shows Of ~tot,l..v is mea@re. There are several
ancient >,,',. boards. OF bureaus, Of i curious
construction. s;lrlnountrd with SITS Of liiti"
images. resembling chillrcn~ toys. and appear
ne to he 81 glazed porcelain. They form
tav,'ty and pucriic ornament lor the apartments
ni nchlrnian, hun4 with tht portraits and
adorned With the Hust~ Of his ancestors. lay
ing na.jr the circuit Of the s'ii of apartments
on the >r,nnr! floor We arrived st a spiral ight
of steps lcaun. iroin the ,laW ing room INTO a
cont h"io" communicating with the hal},
Nh; nee oar tour commenced. II occasioned
not l:t'ie surprises 70 carn from the ll,s of The
Iortrras 1i.t the cnrl and stairway aIc cal}r,i7
h.N, and the ROOM, above. Lcn'4n. Ills is Ger
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FHuM TiE LADIES MUSEUM.


Almost every Poet of any celebrity, has lcit
TO the world somc dl>tich or sentiment IN relation
10 the lic,llcn,.,a Of woman. And As almost every
man OF taste has some layoritc bard, VIC gene
rally hear mems opinion Of women in 4 conpel
Of Shakespeare or Byron. Eut it i, 10 be Ia
mrnrd, that, although, every news paper teens
with dltti"s ana >onr.cta in praise Of Eeauty :;
though ai,ic pens and generous hrarts haNc
stepped forth TO ymdcatr the far, yet one or
two tric lines have been suffered 10 weigh down
al these authorities and bear the lalun alone.
Could rouse Shakespeare from his grave. 1t
would be 10 cali him Sroul.drel for he dared
10 say EraiNy My Dohtr is 'rnu"".' This
sentiment being very pth;. has been used
hy every Woniau hatcr, from time lmmcmoral.
perfect " knock down argument My oh
jet, in addressing YOU, is, TO introduce to the
reader, Of the Museum an answer TO this arGu
ment. 1t is taken from the Writings of Goethe,
1 celebrated German Poet:
We h,i,ht won,an fchlc D. err; she bit
f'oofas N scorch Of q co:;stant n!rnt.'
That Til, :,truc is evident from the multiplicity
of >tit, for Brcacd Of P.nn3iye # .ntr,iagr,'
brought y thc cnrsto,tH onHn, vcr,n, the fchtc
hcWfcd ni;:u. EOB LOGIC
The man vho tcndcli> l,,e, his wife wn
have the ..tcr'">t pleasure in esscnin@ her care
and frightening her enjoyment. Tie proljs
>ions thHt he held out to engage her affections
were all that language could express his con
duct that Of the warmc>t attachment: can Il sto
man. when She feel, an increased cause ior that
attachment, bear he saI r"ycr>rn 4 Scotch
ballad rcryme;'ll!y rNprc>~~> t. picasu.a ~ af
tretionata wife feels II thu approach Of her hus
band -
teII;. very 4.,rt h.e ,.,,l;. ,.
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TIE Srne'a, Congress. tie g,or'ohs 'arreis
v lnch II has gatberrd IN The hrt1s "i hat
lie Of fagnaslii, kemboas. klon,''i'tnha'
ri, hinca. aud Pa.ia.r-On I'D. par, lnih-
fat 10 my oath 10 obey The .fnndamettd f'ie
ofths Repubiic, l reiternte n s,tond tune,
IN the Legislature of Colombia, nay ffd
promise 10 d.. s,rord in hand nj the head q
he NM Of Colombia, beibye | eH abop
The bond ofunion 10 be irampled upon .ohich
has been presented 10 The corLd By u nation
composed Of Tenekptid and .tep Grdnndd.
The Constitution Of Colombia Is sae'td
for Ten PEARS ii shnu mol be riototed tcffit
immunity so long as btood runs M my re'ns,
md The hJerdiors are under my command.
Your Excslenet will be good enough
To transmit 10 the General Congress these
sentiments Of attachment tn The C"nsltu-
tinn aud to the Alenbefs oil the Leglsla-
ture.
am with the highest consideration
your Excelency's attentive ohedient SER
want. BDIlf AK.
Head Quarters in Tulcan, 3lst oi De-
cember. l822--2I.
'And more recently 10 JUN, Ayacucho,
and CaIIau.