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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
W.aSHI.NGT TON CITY
CANAL LOTTERY, 4rH CLAs

ia be dT0tbU VI ~ us'I"'Ss ~ o's ''1 -''''
of Decens6er, 1926.
r,E Managers the public che following
sme Of te a,u of Washington Lotteries, in the
hume will be found worthy the patrons. VI all
ss,i f mi, kind o adventure. II arranged tue very
n,,Isr mode by combination of three nunibsrs each
rri the numbers from to 60. being all that are use'
sa numbe being placed wheel the Jay of draw
-, r,vht of hem tanaou, when produces
prizes. each tieksi Vt which contains thu Of the
,r.w nabct. prizes, each wi.u two Ut the drawn
,nmber. and prlEe each with OF the dravn NUM-
hsr, - 100 other tickets which will contain cue q me
,Irarinc numbers being blank.
SCHEMu.
The tk. containing the t ~, aud 81 drawn N"' w.ii be
entitled to the Iii aud Pizv Of -. go, S'o,VVV
Tia; one containing she I'M D.; ' ~ ' ~ % ono
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a IfncLer Wnnled-

TgNiE Subscribers wish employ Tor the ensuing year
Il teacher that well qushed 10 teach the Englh Lsn-
gusge grsmmsicay, Geography Lsiu Greek Siahema.
toks Any gentleman producing satisfactory evidence Of
perfect knowledge the above Branches will meet with en-
couragencn ny applying 10 the subscribers living ~ The up
ger Vi Chestefheh county
THOMAS BRANCH,
HENRY cox,
Dec +. se-a SPENCER WooLpRIpsE.
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LWnatic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICES hereby that all the cell. this institution
~ occupied aud that patient will he
until some OF the said cells notice Of which will
be given by order Of the Court vi Directors.
NAV % 5-tf Leo: HENLEY. &C. i.
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COPPER md IRON FOR 1927.
May Commissioner Office, }

Nary Commissioner Office
November 3oth, isS5.
NHE Comn,soners of the Navy Board will receive seated
Proposals until the 10 January next for tn. supply of
the following quantities of Copper ai Iron, he d. e.
the respective Navy Yards, bcVr. the July,
Ar 'G BosTon,
Not less than $500 Sheets OF copper.
No, less than 10000 lbs nf Bolt copper.
ar NEJy FORK,
Not less than 5000 Sin, cts of copper.
Not less s i s19S mt u; 81 p p1, copper
Not less than =, 100 S ssss so # copper.
Not less than 5000 Sheet. vi copper
Not les. than $4,000 lis. Bolt copper.
All the Shee, Copper to b. from % ounces the
Bolt Copper from 5S'o Si inch, may be r.quirea.
At BOSTON,
No, les. than 5000 i RI a. ''''''
(2oooO square.
Ar NEjY YoRK,
No, les, than 5000 $1,000 nj aa s,''''
~ ra~sa Al, raikS aSSa4 : Hi2ss's
NJ, les. than 1000 ! IA al. ,'''''
At W4SHiNGTOH.
, 5000 To-. IOead,
ATAORFoLK,
Not less than S$$S r. a :ss.''
All the round lion be fom 81 10 I-2 inches,
he required The Hat may be required; aud square, on
3f to = L inch, may be required.
and the Cuutraeto ubgate themselves requr
ed, additional quantity exceeding - per on
inS sixty days notice.
ALI o which Copper and Iron be subjected n.pee
ton and proof esen; adopted the respective NAv
Yards such other inspection and proof the Commission
ers Of the Navy Board may direct.
Dec. ,. 62-td
A GENTLEMAN who has conducted School, for 8 or
"A years, and who produce satisfactory evidence of his
charse ter and qualifications teacher, situation i,
healthy part Of this State. lie will undertake teacl
the Greek Latin aud French languages together with ho
branches n',,tuns good English education.
Apply TO the Editors OF the Enquirer.
Dec. 8. 62-2awtf
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Frederick county, Nov. 81. s6--iFs
S1Yvrue OF deed Ednu-a iiarT,-o.I ani
- Martha W. his wife, 10 dated the 29h day
Der, 1873 recorded OF the county Of Ame,
shA .l the LIST day of January next, at public auction
to h. highest bidder for ready money 10 slaves, together
also tract of land called the Creek Plaation o.nn,nr
about t46 acres and yrg in the above mentioned county
The sale will be made upon the land IL III. ROBINSON.
% Nov 1928
Cen John H. Cooke for whose benefit the sale will be made
Disposed to receiving from the purchaser or pur-
chassrs approved security, credit Of twelve months FOR
much OF the proceeds he entitled receive after
Quoting thei eirOm about $50 state this his request
Nov. 20. 5c-ids NJ III. ROBINSON
Trust Sale Of Valuable Land and N;groes
execution VI deed Of trust, Lew Jones aud Pru-
denee his wife, TO secure the payment Of various due
from the late Of Norris and Jones' the Wi
proceed u sell a,Pubc auction, the 10Th DAY o January
next IT aif, II NOT the next tar day. at the residence
Jones' the county OF Nooway, of land on which
he iesdes, Big Noosay river containing 1913 I2 acres
due portion Vi fiat and timber land the upland fertile IN
high state of improvements good condition for farming
and well adapted 10 the culture CON- wheat tobacco AID
cotton new and commodUus dwelling house ice jou,. and
all necessary houses THIS situated in healthy
and agreeable neishbOuhooJ and within miles Of Peters
burg Also one other tract Of land containing ag.
way, both sides Big NOoway liver adjoining the wei
known Fail, Mills which have been heretofore sold Tor III,
benefit of The creditors If the late firm of Morris. < Jones
Aisr other tract Of land containing 266 IA acre. living
the Of Luucnbug, the road leading on the FALL
| Of Nououay river TO LuneDburg Courthouse.
In execution OF the aforesaid deed time and
place. the subscribers will proceed to sell like msnr, he
40 and 30 valuable slaves, large portion men and
and also carriage but tle ued Tie subscribers will s,s
sell under the provisions Of the said deed the aforesaid Lew
Jones stock Of all kinds, which considered to be valuable
consisting horses Cno udns pair of hore) cow, bor.
and sheep. Also, all his household and kitchen furnitue
farming utensils Including wagon gear The land will
he sold credit OF aud two years. personal estate OF
approved security. The sale will Continue fiom day t. da
until completed.
WI SR'S &, o9 'ESfj Trustee
Nov %. 5s-tds
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TINE annual eetns Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
Il Virginia. will he held al their Banking House, in the Git
of Richmond, the hfa Monday in January.
w. DANDRlDGE, Cashier
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Sale of ValuabLe SIoue,

IN Thursday the 2gth of December next will sold si
" Annheid, the late residence OF Matthew Page, dec
th county, about seventy valuable slaves consisting of
and children. A credit be allowed
bond w..h approved secusiy being given.
WILLIAM y. PAGE,
Executor Vi Matthew Page.
Frederick county, Nov. .,Is
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? ETER X. BEVERL Y, ESQ.

PETER X. BE VERL Y, ESQ.
- iR: Take notice thai the Eighteenth day Of
- ing month OF December between and sunset, at
the tavern Of Mr. - Johnson al The Piping rfee ia the
county u King William, shall proceed TO take tue deposit
ton Of Carter Beverly, Esq 10 be Iead in evidence
depending the Superior Cout Of ChaBcefy for the Rich
mOnd district, which suit you plaintiff, aud others
Defendants and that shall Do from
day. beta aud sunset the place until tn.
said deposition be fully taken aud completed, which time
and times aud place, you may attend IL you think TT
CHARLES ELLIS,
JOHN ALLAN,
Nov 5f-td Partners Of IIt. 4
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ION III iED ~ Tue jail Of Newkent county, tue, 80
~ DAY OF August, 1926, CYRUS snegro slave, who
says he the property Of Ferdinand 5. Campbell OF Will
ansburg, ana hed for the present year John bic
Cew, Of The City Of Richmond lie had on when committed
black cloth coat sDd wscoat brown linen panaoons aud
black hat he Is feet 10 inches high dark compilations 40
visible mark The owner reguested 20 forward,
prove property aud psy charges, else lie will be dealt
the Law directs.
EDMD. w HOCKADAY, Tailor.
a ,F
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a. J.. SHYALa.wSKI, Practical Dentist.

a. J. SHYAL4yVSKI, Practical Dentist,
oR the better omnojaton Of professional VISITORS
hav. reptel rooms IN the dwelling housy formerly o.
cupi-d by DR.. Clak On street, opposite Mr. NsiLo"'
D.e.s eo...2sw,f
CO.NynISSIO.N B BUSINESS.
's'iiL -ndernsd tenders his ;eryees to the public as
w. NJ. sWOoPE.
CHce between on the ero.s street nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern
Nov. 20. ST s;Gwtf
SANrED a, the Penenary, large supply Of timber Of
~ kinds Tmher-sstiei, requested 10 call at
the Peneny Sicrs, and the bill, between this and
u, '''' "-'' |'''''' TIoa1 s'i NELSON PAP.
Del 59-t2OD
Hopk.nsciNe for Sale, under a Deed of Trust
q virtue OF deed oil bearing date the Esd day Of
ID March, 1925, executed To by Charles Z. Wool.Gn
lni wife, will ne sold the 9th day of Dec next, far,
Il nrt the usS fair day for ready aoney, tue well known
Tavern the Buckngham Read the County Of Powha,an
called HOPk!NSYlLLE: Abo The following slaves viz.
Phil Esther, aud her three children Julian, Billy and Rich
ard much of the said property De- sufficient 10
the amount due under the deed aforesaid The sale TO TAKE
place On tue premises.
VII. S. DANCE. r'".'ss''
n TEACHER qualified to LIin aud Gr,.X
~ and the higher tanehes of English literature
wanted TO take charge ii the EH Aeadng b. thu iolh
January, 1877. S. WHITAKER,
Secretary to The board IF Trustees.
turner's Banh Of Viyginia..
sNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders or the election
4 OF Directors for Bank, and for the offices Of Discount
and Deposit, will be held wednesday, the Sd day OF Janu-
any next WM. NEKERViS, Cashier
Dec. L.. 59-gim
RS. Z. RANDOLPH propose. establish boarding
VA school Tor young Ladies New london, Campbell
Terms iUr Of ten months, commencing the 9Th Of
October, 1876, and ending the 5th Of August, 1927
Beard Sl0[
Tuition in all the English branches, in luding Read
ing, Writing, Grainnai, Geography, History ,Chro-
nology, arithmetic aud plain Neeiie-wok, ~
F:eneh =,
Spanish, .
Dr awiEg, 2
| Washing and mendine, y
| Music per half session, 9.
Dancing per quarter, 1:
Eachsehoar will furnish her he'd, bedding aud towels.
E'orday Scholars:
Tuition in all the Eng branches above mentioned, !S4t
Fuel,
Board aud tuition payable half the bslanc.
| at the expiration of months.
IS thought proper that any all OF the above
m-ntvnet ancies will be taush parent. guardians nay
so When directions the contrary given, they
Wal each one IN turn come under Of ini action
Augusta.
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m OVERSEER WANTED,
Fl good moral characters who known he honest,
~ Perate aud industrious; such a would with be
wages b. applying the Shor Pump, Heurco county.
Nov. II.
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Il Teacher Uante3.
WE wish employ the year, Teacher .rH qua
SFE1sd teach aud the ranches
lRMISTEAD Il. TOlYNES
THOMAS PRIDE.
JOHN CHIFFIN,
j. r. LEIGH.
Amelia. Dec. Q 6'-2su3t
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Those is having o them the I'D, 5:h and 9Th; si
s,t and 7ih; Sd, 5sh and 9th; Sal, 9th and 7th; I'd,
oh .nL 9Th; ad 7th 9th; 4ih, 5tt and 18th; i,i
9Th and TN; 4th 5h aud shi fti,, 9Th and I'm an
GIN sis s anu s ss s i nh and IDS sh, EACH 1000
Az other tickets (heing Sv) which will he found TO
contain esch three o the drawn nuaiheI., d.drI Int
i,vm either vf the preceding, each, 600
Those So tickets having them, the LIST and I'd
d avn rumheIs, iCO
THOSE i0l tickets, having two Of the drawn
lef, on T. en- those the Sd and iih the SIN
and 6lh, each 50
All other. with two Of the drawn numbers them,
being 1900, each, ~
Ani all tickets having any of the dawn
bers ON them, being i06os, each, 10
ticket which shall have drawn Prize of u superior de-
nnuiustjoa can be eniiiledto inferior Pfz-.
Plies payable fort, days after the drawing, ard subj
/ a 4 5npr
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North aud South Carolina Lottery
FIRST CLASS.
ne arawn on the 10Th VI December, 1926, at Fayetteville
Ballots. ~
Y B. YdTES h 4 nI.IN,rYpI, 49,.
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Tickets $40 Quarters s. so
Halves Eishths %
Prize tickets former Lotteries and the all
paying banks received al par
Parcels Of Tickets made in this lottery by taking
tickets at random. hui such that they
Il each o the 70 numbers used and Of these numbers
drawn Um the wheel and each prize the
30 dollars, follows that such parcel Of ~ tickets
necessity draw at least 80 dollars, less the 10 per Gentle
Who prefer advenuiins ouy for the prizes
tae lower and pay only the difference
value Of the ticket. aud what they Of necessity draw,
can have Certificates emitting then to al The high pizss the
fofuwng rates:
a certificate fer 20 Whole Tickets, SI32
DO 20 Halves, to.
20 Quarters,
20 Fights, 10 so.
~ All letters by the mail (po psi by private hand
enclosing the cash tickets, will be well
asa personal application at the Managers, Once, the
Cash always had Tor prizes drawn Address to
YATES & MCINTYRE,
Washington City.
Wv. ~. 5S-wtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-05

1t was commenced by the breakins %
ground on the summit level between the ii
son and Delaware, in the month of july. 100.
and the whole work between these ,wor ;yas.
being a distance of 81 miles,) is now fnisbs5'
1t Will be open for The passa ge Of boats from y:
yer to river, SO soon as the spring weather viii
permit. Perhaps no other work of siuil.''
magnitude and extent, was ever comple,ed 81
SO short a time.
"The locks are Of stone, nine feet wide IN =.
clear, and seventy-six feet long between W., W.
gates. The canal is thirty-six fee, wide a, ~, ~
surface or top water line, and four fee, dea1
with a towing path the whole distance, Up
carried over the Rondout river by an aouedn..
The whole work has been constructed I,c;%:"
the estimates Of the engineers,J under the sYnsa
intendence OF Benjamin Wright, Esq. the cb;oc
engineer Of the company, and is characterize
by the same skill and sound iudgmeD, wb;o.
he has displayed on the Erie Canal.
"The enterprise and spirit exhibited ny Tine.
engaged in this improvement, deserve and Win
undoubtedly meet with an abundant rewa,1
from the amount Of trade that will bass ,bro,
it. A canal extending from an inexhaus,ibI.
coal field of the best quality, through a good =
growing country, and terminating on such :,
river as the Hudson, at a medium point be,wecr
the cities Of New-York and Albany, canno, EI
to bring a rich harvest to the proprietors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-05
= GIbben.
See Busbequms, &c.
t See Cantemir-"Decay of the Ottoman Empire"
ITO be continuedl

WARE AND HUDSON CANAL.
In relation TO this Canal, which has just been
finished, the Philadelphia Press supplies US
with some items of Information which will not
be unacceptable to the friends of internal im-
provement. The editor remarks:
"There is perhaps no undertaking OF this ma
ture that has been prosecuted with so much
energy and success, but in relation to which so
little is generally known, as the Delaware and
Hudson, or TO speak geographically, the Hud-
son and Lackawaxen Canal. 1t is not unfre-
quently COMPOUNDED with the Delaware and Pas
sale, or Morris Canal, though located in a to-
tally different region of Countrywide latter be-
ing entirely within the State Of New Jersey, &
the former wholly in the States of New York
and Pennsylvania. We have, from the best au-
thority, ascer,ained the following facts in rela-
ton to this great public work.
The Hudson and Lackawaxen canal was pro-
iected by one of our own citizens, and may en-
phatically be said TO be the work Of individual
effort and enterprise. 1t commences On the
Hudson river, near The tow Of Kingston, runs
through a valley In a southwest direction 10 the
Delaware river, striking it a short distance a.
bove the North or Station Point Of New-Jersey,
and is 10 be extended thence 10 the head of The
Lackawaxen river, in Pennsylvania, so as to fur
nish an outlet for the vast body OF anthracite
coal in tina. section of the state.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-05
Tailoring and Making

GRAY has commenced the T4UORTvc
IA IND K4BIT. MAKING business, on King.trrs.
opposite Lewis Beeler's Confectionery. Punctm,l A.
tendance will be paid to all who honor him with ,hc,
patronage.
dec | Gw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-05
Total,

Total, 2,350,O00
Of this population but about one-third can
be called original Greeks. The rest are Alba
mans and Turks, with some few thousands of
Franks and Jews. The mountainous regions
have never been completely reduced under the
Turks. The horse and scymitar had made
them masters of the plain, they became feudal
possessors of the territory under the usual ten
ure Of military service 10 the Sultan, and held
the remaining Greeks as cultivators and serfs
of the soil. But multitudes had reiterated to
the freedom and security of the mountain tracts,
and as the Turkish chain became heavier, null
ti,udes Aung 1t of and flew TO their free country
men. The vacancy produced by this flight
was partially filed up by forced or voluntary
accessions of Christian inhabitants from Alba
MIA and Bulgaria About two hundred years
ago, a large emigration Of Christian Aibanians
entered Beotia, Attica, and Argolis, where
their language is still retained. The Island of
Hydra, the seat Of the commercial and naval
enterprise of Greece, was peopled By this race,
and III whatever quarter they settled they have
been hardy, active and brave.
Another multitude Of the original Greeks
had passed over into Asia Minor during The
last half century. They fed from the increased
oppression of the Turks, yet they passed under
a Turkish Governmenl; but it was that Of the
Kara Osman Oglu family, the singuIarly mild
~yiceroys Of the valleys Of the Hemus * Caucus.
y Gibben.
See Busbequms, &c.
t See Cantemir-'Decay of the Ottoman Empire"
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FROM ENGLAND

The Charleston Mercury OF the 9Th contains
som, some extracts from London papers 10 the I2th
NOV. brought by the Charles s. Henry TO Charles
ton from Liverpool. The details are no, verv in
teresiing.
tappears there was some di-conten, at Paris a.
pont 'Ge negotiation for the haytien Loan The
journal des Debats states that the public bidIings
from the beginning, were a mere nullity; that as
early as the 10Th Oct the Commissioners had pre-
yIously entered into an agreement with the present
Contractors TO give lhemthe contract at rs cen
times above the highest public bidding.
The rumour that the neD Spanish Cabinet means
10 can upon rranceto evacuate Spain is revived
ms VIII place France in curious embarrassment
sne refuses how will the Spanisrds submit to It
II she sssents, what become. of the Sosnj.b mr..
nareby olthe sacrifices France has made TO sustain
IT, ana the LegItimstes p But whether the troops
remain or depart. Il is said the attachment Of SUI
pe's'i"ous people 70 the ancient dynasty is fast
losing ground, and that the King totters on his
throne
i'is said that ibe Twkish Diysn has been much
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Charlottesville Fe0,1le -o.od.,,,.

S7HIS Institution tnde the iii, eoon of IN, N. IyJ
~ oleh ON tHe 10th January The StoeEho d, r,
bare with some difficulty, procm ed Ties. III
ladies t. take eha,ge Of inc Aeadsmy and INDUCED Mrs
susan Davenport the sister Of Alexander Gsnett pa q,
rerntcrd the Boatdns Department Of the Esbi, u
WIN whom Tie Mas Wydown' will 1--we And bey can VIII
safety promise that this school will airTd t. Ee =,
tun,y Tor the auaihneu Of a perfect Fen,aie- pp'-
' pa cuts " guardians at distance may cnirust their c
dri anh wards TO he Of MIS-. Davenport with IL
aHee thai the mot anxious aud maierna attention ,iII Ia
10 them The following the terms Of The schooI Pc
. FIRST CLASS
FoTthe English Language, ammaicaIIy Sacred Ar.i.
snd hoi,rn Gros Apply, History, Astronomy snd The us II he
uo,ts' DInw"s lNP' add Composition Si5 session OF
SECOND CLASS
Headinr Writing, English Grammar aud Arifbnot- GO
j. ne FFeheh Language an additional charge Of
Mu.ic ,rlataie charge # a.
DoaTng washing aid FUEL each young lady furninr be
""n otd aud bedding $50 seon-half in advance N NV
By order u tie Stockholders
Jan. 8, 1926 y LIN ~, o. T. A.
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PURSUANT TO \ decree If the county .ur, r. ,I.--
wa tie exPo'ed 70 sale tothe highest bidder on the
sees Oh I'VE sih ay OF February next fair 4 NOT tbr
Iil' GU efedh ct tS" years Tie tract ct ani OF ,
I'VE Jh' Ander'oa died '"i'e 10 the said county ,isv on
'pu"hy river hye n'e' below Hanover coufibon.e and
'"o iundfed and 'ryn fes b the more or e.,IonJ
' If'yed ee"fV tni deed Of trust upon the l,n will
he ttq"i ed VI lie purchaser secure the bssc n
Person, d'p"'cd I" Pmchs'e , he shtwn the land Inv NJ
Lahry Jwi's or vi Reha'd liupdey living mmeJi,iey
IN ts ueghlUiiI hood. THE C6Huiltc ~, ,ty,,..eV
Jn, g. -. IN ~ NO
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agitated by die report that the Russian Empero,
means to visit the coasts Of the Black Sea- and Ia
review his army in Besseraba. The Russian
Charge d. AHaires bad much trouble In calming the
Divan.
BOLITaR--The Hartford Mercury of the
eth Dec. contains some accounts from Pernambu-
CO. Nov. ~, received by the ship Julia arrived at
n. York. Among these papers, is Proclamation
Purporting TO have been issued by Gen. Bolivar, at
III. Quarters. Santa Fe de Conento, LIST of Julu,
addressed TO the Inhabitants OF La Plata and the
free people in genera. of the Brazils" II pro-
claims liberty to all the Crolian slaves in Monte
Video and Brazil, who for upwards of 900 years
nave Sroaned under the yoke oftyranny in the con-
sideraion that the country has occasion for the
vices OF all its chdren;" and lie commands all the
male citizens from II TO 60 years of age in whate-
yer province may lie occupeiby his troops, TO ap-
pear anu enrol themselves under the Flag Of Liber-
~. This sweeping Proclamation, which threatens
so seriously the peace and ipes of the Brazilians
Is however pronounced by the Bait Fed Gazette to
be forgery. Among other proofs of the iupos-
sure, alleged by the Editor, is this, that he has Lima
papers before him " containing DEGREES of Bolivar,
dated Casco, July 9Th, 1925, at which place the
Lberator then was, while the decree in question is
dated Santa Re de Corrento upon the other side of
the .frdes, and 1000 miles from Cusco on the Isl
of tile same month";" He contends it is all trick
g to impose upon the ignorant among the Pernam-
bucans." Last Evenings Northern nni leaves
no room to doubt the want of authenticity of this
Proclamation. II brings Us a note from The Colon
hian Consul for the Port of N. York published in
paper o. that place.) Mr.. Xavier del Medina
pronounces it to be "a poor forgery. made per-
maps AZ Pernanbuca with some political or CONNER
eial object. The forger is ignorant of geogra-
phy' as he Is unacquain'ed with the political prin-
ciples and sacred laws which lead the sword OF the
Liberator of Colombia
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IS Vdlua5le Negrgcs at .ancfion.

III be 'oid az Cure's saturday net tie 7 mat
~ ~ yeIoeA, nisu, 81 the s day thereafter Sn,s
excepted fifteen az likely and vau.Je ,ls,c. a. an - IT,
Sa,s am's them ir' rse cslge driver aud .onc first
ce y hne HOSES household ,hl kitchen n,iue The ave,
SiJos ,Od Tor cash, he Vbp properly credit az mos
ioi bonds With approved secwy garry interest IL, b-
FAY VI ale hui the rrncp puoo1,ly paJ e r,
rest will be RENTED. by OF ief OF Wade VI Nv h. '
Jan. 8. 7g I''