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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Groceries. Sc.

Groceries. SC.
SAMUEL M. JANNEY has just received and offers
- for sale
hhds W. L. sugar of good quality
10 bbls No. l, beef
10 baskets salad oil
bags Havana coffee
IS do Brazil do
8 casks sperm oil
9 pipes and 8 half pipes Madeira VINE
28 bbls Baltimore loaf sugar
40 boxes cotton and wool cards
A. bolts American duck ONO I'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
211 acres.
I,ouaoun hand, SC. For sale.

u0IIRsJANT to a decree of the Circuit Court OF
the District of Columbia for the County nj Alex
anra pronounced at last April term of said Court, IN
IN. case Of John stump and David Ricketts,, against
John +. Newton. Francis Adams and Mary his wife,
Wn S Newton Eenry G, Newton, Jane Eliza New
ton Thomas W. Newton, Albert y. Newton, oihah
Ann Newton, Joseph VI. Newton, and Augustine r
Newton, the undersigned commissioners wii' on
Tuesday the 14th day august merit, being the Isesay
in Louioun Courz week, sell at public auction 70 the
ss.<lsa< highest bidder on the premises all tha'
ErS8 TRACT OF LIND
~ a the county of I.oudoun, situate or ooth
.Sz&>s> sides Of the Leesburg Turnpike Koaa' pc
tween nDose Creek and Leesburg, whereonJ Joseph .
Ne vtoa lately resided, AMI adjoining To whch ne u,
present resides, containing about seven huhdreu
acres The land with its mctes and bounS W'i
be ,hown bv Nr. Joseph r Newton 1t VIII ne a'v,a-
ed nto lots snit purchasers Terms OF se '1r .ne
land: one fifth of the purchase money to be PAD down.
and he residue IN three equal annual
bonl an security with deed OF trust on t'le ia'u
to secure the latter payments
fad on Saturday the 2sth August nsrf. at noon,
- win be seldom the prem ses th+t lot OF srouho
Aw-ah on the north side Of Prince-strcet, with the
aaiEl improvements thereon, in the occupancy
1871 of David Ricketts, AS his dwelling, trortnS 81
f.eto inches on Prnce-street and running oacA l. I
feet inches to 10 feet alley. =,
Also. that beautiful vacant LOT at the nor.h-
east corner of Prince and st AssPh streets ifonun
% feet inches on Prince-street and running oaes
with he line of St. Asaph-street to the aforesaid
feet alley, Terms for those lots made knowh AZ Tue
time ofsae. HUMPHREY PEAKE, Comm's
GEORGES WISE,
GrThe Leesburg Genus OF Liberty VIII puoilSh the
absve till sale. Juhe IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17

New Goods
JAEIES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
South fest Corner of King and fairfar Streets' :,
HAVE lust received from NewYork and Phladei'
I phia, a variety of cheap and seasonable goods,
Among them are,
Grecan stripes and plads
Cambrics and jackonet muslins
Batteste for dresses handsome style
Black bombazne and twilled bombazetts
Super and common calicoes
Ginghams
Silk and cotton hosiery
Silk and kid gloves
Steel mkt and trab cloths
White linen drilling
Plain and figured black silks
Green and blue horences
Italian grapes
Green silk for covering umbrellas
Bobinet laces
Swiss muslin collars and bands, fine quality and
rich patterns
Muslin robes
Plaid and corded muslins
Leghorn hats and oo ars at less prices than here.
tofore known
CamDvachy grass hats for boys
Pearl and bone buttons
Cotton tgioge and black and white cord
Be- ''Skibg, super and common domestic piads
Apron hecks, sheetings and shirtngs, sc. &C.
These goods being almost entirely auction purchas-
es r,ii BE- so,d at reduced prices. June2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
For Rent,

"a Atwo story frame house on Prince, near the
En- Intersection OF Henry street. To good tenant
"s 80" - NJ MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
Patent Beasteaas.

vUyIE subscriber respectfully forms the Public that
d. Powles' late Patent for Bedstead Joints and
Sackings, is now "in the full tide of successful expe-
rment" having been sufficiently tested by experience
70 be vastly superior to all others. He is now fully
prepared with the best materials and workmen to
manufacture
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17

Il ~ -
OF
Superfine and common blue and black clotiis
Blue black and mixed cassneres
Toilenet and swansdown vestings
Booking baizes, blue plains
S4 9.4 IO-4 la 1874 & 1874 rose blankets
253 81 4 and A heavy point do
plain and figured black bombazets
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Superior English and Tartan plaids
8.4lamb's wool Rob Roy do forlades wear
Jaconet and cotton cambrics
S cases super, fine and common prints
On hand byrecent arrivals from NeU- lork-
Double MILD drab, steel mix'd and olive cloths
plain and stripedlinseys, aushings
Best quality 3-4 and 4-4Italian ustrings
India ievantines, figured and plain silks
Figured and plain gros de Naples
satins and modes, A and Ga plain bobbinett
Thread and bobbinettlace and edgings
Inserting trimmings and edgings
Pink, white, green and black Italian grapes
Figured and plain Canton and NankIn do
Iinencambrics, cambria hdkfs
Plain and figured book, jackonct and Swiss muslfhs
Swiss and book muslin hdkts
Irish linens, shcetings and table diaper
Long lawns, brown hollands
MernoanI cashmere shawls, scarfs and hdkfs
Bordcred cloth shawls
Superior ingram carpeting and hearth rugs
Black bombazines, very superior
Burlaps, tcklenburgs
Osnaburgs and sackings
Tortoise and mock shell combs
200 reams writing and letter paper
10 cases wool hats
4 do fashionablefur do
Cassinetts, domestic caiicoes, plaitls and checks
large supply OF brown and heached shlrtInSs ant
sheetings
With avariey oflrticles of minor importance, making
heirassortment entirely complete, which they are de
termined o. sell low for cash. nov 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
BEDSTEADS

upon this highly approved principle, or after the old
fashion, upon the most accommodating terms; but he
nresumes that those who see the principle of the pa.
tent will never again think of having bedseads upon
the old plan The joint is much more simple, easier
to be put up and taken down, more secure against
bugs, and much frmer when up, than any other. lie
nlsn continues his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
M,rsAors SIZE of Lands IN Virginia.

IL .sr for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 10Th May, 1926, in the of Foster Co rs
Hunton and of another decree pronounced ~ the saa
cause on the 9th October 1896 shall on NE IN Gas
yva exnose to sale BY public auction, to the high.
est bidder two.,hirds of the Lands which descended
So the heirs of william Green, decd. situate, lying
and being in the said county, exclusive OF the WIDOW
the,eof constituting her said DOVER the whole sup
posed to contain about
an aCHES.
The purchaser to give bond with one or more sum
Gent securities. payable in three equal annual ns'
ments 10 bear interest from the day of sale, and deco
Of trust upon the land to secure the punctus payment
Of the said instalments and interest
;uns S-2avts JOHN STANARD, NJ +. C. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-17
PRICE OF BOOTS REDUCED II
Six Dollars.

TTORATIA DAY, has this day commenced sell.nS
inferior to none made the District at his shop anew
doors east of the Franklin Inn, where the LADIES' VIII
linda neat and handsome assortment OF all KINDS OF
shoes made in the most fashionable manner and on rs
99uality.@Also, ladies' and gentlemeus' horse skin
Woodstock & beaver gloves.
San orders thankfully received punctualIy attend
Cd June 18-tE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

We had the sntis faction. the 9th nit. 10 wit
ne's the return al Gen. Atl<ison with ihe dcfacb.
mcnt OF United states troops which had ascrn. >
ed the tprer Mississippi To check the hostile
spltit OF the Whmebago Indians The 1rtach.
mrni had come down M the short space OF four
DAYS and hall from Prairie du Chen. y dis
lance OF sl1 hundred miles, in common keel mud
Mhcinaw boats, and passed on Ia Jefferson
barracks, en- miles belowihis place
We understand that General Atkinson after
the Indians had refused ~ treat with Gov. EasS.
made a prompt movement M the OMseon>In -
yer, INTO the heart OF the Winnebapo country
aud accomplished, without tie eiTusion uf blood
all TIE objects of the expedition. The Indians
hlled with eonSte rnation nj the sudden anpenr.
ahc' "lsuch iorce surrendered the principal
aRe'eSSors In me late maSNacres, and aeIrrd in
written articles, thai he miners might coutiu-
nr then operations without molestation until a
new boundary should he fixed by commissioner.
uuder the authority of the United States W..
understand further TINT the spirit of the indians
Is entirely subdued, and that permanent peace
may he counted upon. rhe 9rompt appear
ance ofsnch nn imposing force has answered an
the purpose ofchasuscment not only the WIN.
nebagoes but other tribes ON the Upper MI,sis
Sippi which had shown symptoms of hostlit,
are awed INTO good behavior and IN this han.
pY ana hloodlesS terminal on Of the expedition
we have gratifying proof that the coniidencr
which we expressed ~ the sound discretion of
Gen, Atkinson has not been misplaced. To
hun. his officers. and whole detachment. the
thanks ofthe country are due for the promnt
suppression of hostile spirit which might havr
led 10 a general Indian war. No blood has bee,
shed. aud the guilty are in orr hands, confined al
ftalr'e du Chen, to await the operation Of the
laws. How much more c'nsolatory this re.
,nlt than victory tselfoser these infatuated and
deluded beings.
Before leaving The Upper Mississippi, Gcner-
nj Atkinson s~-esiahshed the important and
commanding post of Prairie du Chiep, by pla-
eng four companies here. which were with
drawn from the post AT the Falls Of s. Anthony.
I ObyeFrer
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From the PiHsJurg Salesman.

Ohio.-We see in many ofthe jackson papers
IN this state, articles headed q" Ohio for Jack-
SOM the object ofthem is to encourage and
reauimate the tagging spirit of the Generals
hicRdS nj home. II is folly, aud worse than de-
hsion, 10 hope inr the vote of Ohio for jackson.
The state elects by general ticket and the
mass, the great body OF the people are in 6lvor
of the -" domestic system and the adminstra-
ton. They cannot " look on blood and car.
mage. with compusure." There are counties
ON what is caIied the Western Reserve; and we
have no hesitation IN saying thai nine tenths of
the people in these 8 counties are for the al.
mnlstration, The editor Of the Courier, printed
IN Portage county, and who is an intelligent
member ofthe assembly of that state, in his
last paper says. that " On the Western Reserve.
II IS we'll known that no person uniriendl, TO the
present administration, could poss bly, be cleo
ted to either branch of the Legislature Where
there is the least probability of success the jack
sonians will use their utmost exertiou 10 elect
members friendly 10 the election o General lack.
son to the Presidency, with a view, rs some of
the jackson papers assert, oihaving the Gener-
al nominated by a majority of the next legsla
ture.-lhor -Xertions 10 effect this object how
ever, must he altogether fruitiess-tor we are
wei assured, that AT least tu o-thirds of both
branches of the. ne legislature of Ohio, viii be
IN favor OF the reelection of Mr. Adams There
are seeenieeH members of the Senate, whose
terms otsercice have not yet expired Flrslre OF
whom and probably hrieen are administration
men. OF the nineteen districts from which the
Senators are 10 he cho en- Mt the approaching e.
tecflon-not less than twelve will give maioritles
IN favor ofihc administration. OF lie represeu.
'atives TO the next congress from this state,
tttren are in lasorof the administration and
fco opposed tou." So much for Ohio
NOISY Opposition.- The present opposition
TO the National Administration is thus quain,ly
characterized in the Portsmouth Times -" The
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

lie again united under your authority, the par
ties u inch have distracted i tesfssed, public
quiet re-eslsbished, the RIG hts of The People Sc
cured, and the laws, liberty, equality, aud your
uan-cendsnt reputation triumphant SHonid
this be the result of your efforts IN the exercise OF
the supreme national authority, winch We all rH-
pect, with perfect confidence, tie sicisshndes OF
the Republic aud the troubles winch have ailiic-
ted your mud as well as ours. will out have ser
we'd as crucible to purity our losetnr liberty, -
what makes US deserving oft, for the power and
stability OF Colombia, aud yourself. We VIII
spare no efforts thu may contribute 10 thr trad
guilty and happiness Of Colombia, aud to
the glory of our Government have spok-
address pronounced by the Liberdtor IN Con-
gress. after taking he oath.
When | Fl sfaecepted the charge Of the Pfesi-
deucy, promised 10 support the Constitution as
far as lay in my power-fhat Is, as soldier.
Pledged 10 the war of Independence, ms'ched
10 the South, effected the liberty of al that terri
tory which was under the Spanish dominion.
The Republic was made entire Peru called To-
the protection ofthe Colombian army. and conf
ded lis dosrinies to my hands; she named me
Dictator ,rium he'd completely over her en-
emles and under the shade of the berating
Colombian flag. two sister Republics were born
Peru aud Bolivia DisCord divided Colombo.
ans. The North uggled to break the funda-
mental laws Fratricidal cannon were thunder
ing. flew TO appease he tlmuli and, by a
decree, (ofIanuary I'd re eslabii hedpeacc and
union Public der and tranquility sere after
wards re-esrablished The Congress heard the
general cry Of the Nation imperiousiy demand
reform. TIN Grand Convention was summon.
ed. aud, hy this mea Congress has saved The
Republic. The actual situation Of Colombia
nov merits the a,d,m weigh the measures
l.mve-sngg estcd, and give or deny 10 tnem its
apr baton. The Secretary Gene al VIII pre-
setthe VI amoriaI. In despite Of the diSmen-
be nent with which the Republic has been inca
tened, IN spite of the almost anarehcdl condition
81 tle South Of Colombia, | hope, and here pro-
mise the Congress 10 deliver over INTO the hands
ofthe Grand Convention, tde Republic Of CO.
lomhIa. free and naiLed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
.PDRIB
Elnm ,l,r Cnllneeile,u Mi.lof

Dos psp so. kataa koonon kissso.
I .inr u,r rao'. l. every aa-e's wing
Arrange n guile and ian lac eiassie lay
~. paalfa fsa floi-- aud V spus hasi
HAD mere tAsa ihat. 3 losissud ahrr too.
Aspahl e. fleflsr s5as. cauld esa#e the .hsds',
AL ,sol. anl mountain. ttrniblr uita hi'step.
Iaasr,al wsslls fo.s : 4. inno hight
s,..ed s,on "a. .costs. nth ia Ioyes a'sn rour,
,rs,s fla'r's I've, tA,i bsra tar nectar foisd,
Al ma. sresi tsr hat Fiaither
= .ssa,i froni 70 .sinuss Ia fnoarh n Al
rl,,s hes,4sa iare-..t1i. pantheon eHsrci'e.
yvhn ah.u ths, drum hesft, and The painting rsaks
Ar lainBp. dosing, mo,ug on the faa..-
Nsta. .le ,lsrp whisper speeds alenf ibe Inc
Aad al ui=i 10 Or die. .ss'shaiSaWafd moves
Thaheaa pulse and there5se. the rrady hand
The eys astsrnin'd, and the k,adne soul
sxyl,a. ,tses up the ha,nnr, swim muuats
The A.. eern,, ae, CHI, the Ladder aud tbs breach
.ndt,ar,as. ao The rendei blond siaind Gag
wha, hrIaest pares on tho rapaar walk,
Or soIiasl trips It to alad,s hover,
o. ighiest sport. 1t IN tho icy dance,
q, VIA, on pfo,oeatsu, fra applies
,,rnrfrio. tolliek a searnp down stairs1
q swim Achilles Of the teudar hesl-.-
% wal Aal tir -ars OF thu el1ssir boots
. lnf,ntry ofports. to Whose fest
NJ. boot nor sine. .t5ching Ger bolonsd,
q rtnAerlli nfihe vteoBs seci---
n giant killing Jack nth seven snga.d strides,
As..si me 20 inmoriali1s III foot.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

~ Y rn ne of deed al frn.t. executed L.
y Ambrose Rucker AID Matthew David
"a ay Joseph MCrsy and Sophia hi uif4.
1926, aud now of record in the clerk fl
= thr cennt, court OF Ami rst, also ia he
sefks iii in the county of Rockbri OF
,von IA secure sundrv deh's mentioned T.
mid deed, on the l6sh day Of Fovrmber, 1927
,t the we.Iing house al sad Joseph M'Crty
IN Rackbridee county, an Brfflloe creek. p
baut siX IN les from LeXiifs ton, | shall pre-.
ceed t. sell, lay way NJ public auction, on l.
months credit the following property, viz
o e negro man named Enamel, one negro
woman named Rose, also five bend of horses,
atue Aeed Of cattle, all the pl ntation ufru
lis, one wagon and gear, two men and one
wumans saddle, four beds and furniture all
the household and kitchen furniture, ard sun
dry ether articles too tedious n mention -
Nso, on Monday the l9:b of November 1897
On tie same credit, at Amherst Court heu p
shal proceed TO sell all the said M'Cray's irieres
inthe DOVER, held forlite hy Mary Burford ,iuths
estate OF James Bnrfnrd deed, il being ON,
tenth part of real estate l70 acres of land
and one-sPventh part OF the personal estate
held as a dover, us conveyed in sad ira
deed, Bonds with approved security will b,
required of the purchasers al both sales Tn,
creditors are requested To attend The sales an,
make known the amounts of their claims
The tile is believed TO be good, but snch or
ly as is vested hy said deed will be convened
to the purchasers. AMBROSE RUGkER,
Acting trustee
Nov. g. cot
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

II is with feelings Of sincere concern that we
announce the death of the Hon. DAVIEI T. Cong
lat" representative IA Congress from Illinois.
The melancholy event took place atther sidenre
OF his Father, in Kentucky.
settled and devonrmg indispnsiiion has far
some Yca's past, preyed upon the frame of tins
able aud amlable man. There has bern Sco,co.
ly single winter, since We first knew him in
which he has not tonnd II necessary 10 have re-.
course 10 strong medcincsto repel thcapproncb.
es of the destroyer aud the effect ofthesp nov.
eriul, but transltolv remedies, upon n frame mai.
nrallv i'all and coustltntoually feeble was evi.
dent in its gradual decay He had n mind
however. which never lost It's activity. and an
mdustrN which was never relaxed Asa MON.
her of Congress he was gifted ana efficient. a.
a representative he WAS Vjeilaut aud faithful
his duties To society he fulfilled so n 10 command
MS esteem ; IN his dearer relations he elevated
the character of friends hip q made domsstir
life pune felicity. He has now omitted tho
scene of temporal effort aud ambition and m.
hopes OF all who knew him ace ompany him 10
the throne of his God. thar he may there find
that happiness which is alike chang eless, ber,ect
and mperlshabe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

NO1ICE-By virtue of deed Of trust, ex.
" eeuted by William Roach, on the IN day
OF lebruary, 1924, and Of record IN the Office Of
Ia" { unity court of Campbell, Will be soid 1t
pnbc sals, for cash, on the premises, on We'd
nesdiy The 2sth INST (Nov.) one lot or piece of
ground, containing a N six acres with its M
pt"yemens, Is ing immediately on the road lead.
ing from Lynchburg 20 Campbell Court house
aadtae same whercon the said Roach formerly
resided Such tIte only AZ is vested in the trus-
tee will be conveyed to the purchaser
THE TRUSTEE.
Nov g. tcfdSl4
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4 raiuaJR Tract Of Land for sale.

1nuGsU Ant 10 u ., cree N the SbprfIoI
x Court OF Chancery for the l.vnchbnrg
d ficl. pronounced on the 2nth day OF DC
I sr'r, 1921 in cause deDeuding between
Nel-ou Crawford aud Rpuhea Crawford sur
wing partner, Of thr iIm Of Cooke, Crar
tori y. Go. plaintiff, againsi William Shelton
ani Other, defendants, the IN lersignpd, mar
! al the aid Court, Will 81 on fhp rre-
mises, TINT is, n he place whore Wm. Shfl
N lately sldrd, On Thursday the 18th III
Derembrr, lS27 / tar, Il Mt the next fair
.oy thereafter, hy fhy OF public arrtion, on
a tredil OF one, lwn and fhree years, n trac,
a Lanj IN amherst, con"iuing S52 acre
'nr pplefy ~ 031 acres, convened by Richar i
=, Bnfks, and one rnoieiy If lot in thu
town Il Brrhti. The tract containing So
acres has 100 acrrs in woods, and isconsdar
al Nv good Jnd@esto be rqual ifnot superior
- any trRet of highland in the county of Am
aerSi. The improvements ar" said 10 ne
romtor,a'ie. having N dwelling house with
all necessary oid houses. An, person wish.
ng 10 yie'v IL land are requested TO call on
innnd Crawford, Edmund Winston or
Hhue> I Pu,idps wbo Ii on the premises
2an viii good security will he required {
fhe nurcbasers nne he ale retained until fhp
purchase money br did.
1. \. HDLCOMBE, NJ
The Richmond Enquire Is requested to
auilisa this advertisement oace week, on
lie inner form, until tho day of sale, A.
torwrrd thrir account. by the day oi .ate. ~
hi ofiicr Tor payment
N"s |. etisifl3
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81 lR RENT tda 1esirabie two slof,
- Heu-e. (Hl'h : nod garden attaehrd, }
pr~se Il IN the Occupancy f Mr. JOIN
Wp5b, sijniuiug the residenre OF Mrs JOIN
Valt 81 Firs Street Alao,
Thr House at pre- seni occupled bv Mr.. 4
avis as a Gun Smith hop, opposite the
Franklin Hotel. Possession of either can he
lad the lst December
GEO. WHITLOCKF
Nov.8. tNtsoa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

~ SATURDAY. the I'm Of this month. OF
- ne rretaisr7, INlll sell he Tenement
- ,bicr | reside Il contains y Ia acres
h'sH good DWELLING housr. kitchen, mraf
house, spring house aud srab p, AMI lies in.
ncdia'pIy on the Tnrnpke bout, three mile.
from Lvnchburg Term,-One fourth. cash
the taIance in equal portions at six ana
'Nelye Month crPdj---the purchaser giving
negotiable NOTES with good endorser, and
ne ltle withheld until the notes be paid
> The title will then he nnuues'ionahle.
{. / IINBERLAkE
\av. cnt
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Aliens Office Removed.

' NHE Lottery aud Exchange office of 5 g. NJ.
- Allen l. Co Is removed nest door to the
Book Store of Mr., Charles 4. Withers e. imms
diately opposite To Messrs Norvel & organs
where all business in their line viii meet with
prompt attention.
Nov 3,
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= .UAlnIA

We have recc;ard TIE CoGStitutiuaa Of Bogo
"a the Goth September. II contains, in addition
Peruvian Congress, aud ~ erai documents N
the Military organization II the SITE Admins
tratIoD, that Of justice in the army. g.. Ire Sc.
cretary Of War, in his exposition 10 Congress,
states the Qualifications the Republic have had
bui little doue for them dnrh. the pIec ding
year, in consequence OF want of funds, aud Off
Ger, instructed IN military tnotlcs. WITH the OK
eeptIon> of some small SUMS 10 CathagenH, the
Qualifications of santa Martha and 81 the 18th
mus, and for the defence of Cumana, the Take
Of Valencia aud some other places. little mas
besn done during me past wear