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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
FROAI COLOMBIA.

We ha'e received files OF Bogota papers 10 the Cd Of
May by way OF Caracas, bat their contents have
been anticipated by files already received from Car,
thaGena. One of correspondents in Caracas it
wIi be seen by the annexed extract has imbibed the
feeling soSery prevalent in Colombia, among foreign
eis against Bolivar.
CARACAS, 10th June, 1927
II was ouce disposed like Yourself TO entertain
most favourable opinion oi General Bolivar aud should
still be SO, If any part of his conduct would warrant
such liberal feelings from North American. | am
now prepared 10 join my opinion with that of many
OF NIX countrymcn, and 10 believe that his '.oncjHc
poticy IL policy IT can be- is cool and deliberate in
trigue on has part ito crafty ambitious views which his
calculating genius has taught him prudence enounh
not TO avow, or even intimate 10 the public.
THAT he should have preserved terms with Gen.
PaeH and have extended pardon 10 his partiZans is
not at ali astonishing, is it difficult TO divine the
motives by which he was influenced in this act Of
enIty lie knew the power of Paez and lie feared il,
inc coa!led his timidy under the love of country and
virtually recognized all their proceedings. But that
ne should have conferred promotion on these men who
were most active in the destruction of the tranrni;t
OF the country and have neglected those who were the
warm supporters and defenders of the Constitutional
| rights OF the Government is matter so wrapped in
mystery 'hat even the CoS'acros themselves at
loss TO comprehend the teuor his proceedings
| WIN me his conduct admits of but one argument
Yz-te Is either great fool, and has imposed upon
the world greatness of character. which lie never
possessed or that his plans have yet arrived at that
state OF maturity when he can appear before the noli
zeal tribunals OF his and other countries a greater
man than the world has yet known him 10 he
1--WE are looking forward with much interest 70
the opening OF the peX Congress- the proceedings OF
which will measurably determine the future DESTINY
o. Coionoia. Should they accept the resignation OF
EoYar, as IS generally supposed, dissolution of the
Government is, in Gy opinion inevitable but the con-
sequences resulting from this separation of The Proyn
ces beng shrowded in the womb of time we can only
view them specuatiTey, and prepare for the ,vors,
that can ensue Venezuela field Iaroe
Tor two great bodies, like Bolivar and Paez TO move in
The former is ambitious Of unlimited power and po,it-
ica acgfand'zcmen the latter really believe is only
OF military glory, and the uns!acked liberties of hi,
conntrythus, their being so strongly contracted
conceive 1t Impossible for them operate together in
so small sphere, with harmony and peacen
BrR Fed. GaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
Office Of The Ceniineh }
BOslOn, July 3. (

Boston, July 3. (
Capt. Davis from Montcyideo furnished the foIio,y
ing official despatcL:--
On board tie National Corvette Chgcqbxro
PATAGONIA, March 29th, 1927
The subscriber has the salts action TO communicates In
your Excelency, that Brazilian expedition CONSISTING
vessels OF and hundred and ftyfo,,r men
destined TO invade this port, has been captured with
The exception of one which cast ayay on the bank
al the mouth OF the river. In this glorious ;riurnph
nave The honor 20 inform you, that there were but few
KILLED on either side four killed and six wound
Ell, OF the latter four officers: loss of the enemy
seven killed and five wounded-Captain Shepherd was
Killed, cannot do less than to recommend TO yonr
considerations, the good cunduc; of my officers and men
''ho Tough: with enthusiasm and have pToyed to
Is!ac!!on that they true patriots
send yoU list Of Tie class and number ofthe can
turcd vessels on the ?h March, which are as follows
Inc corvette itaparca niounts fourteen I'll FOUNDERS
and SIX long IL Founders, two OF the latter b ass with
abundance OF ammunition and munitions of war.
The hermaphrodite brig Escudero one brass 24 POM
der on swivel, four IL Founders with munitions of
war complete The sChr. Consantia one brass gun
on swivel, &c FOUNDER, and two other gus The
vessels with very little ouble or expeuces can soon
DE made ready for
II II be your determination 10 send these vessels
hence on cruiZc, think it can easily be done for
among the prisoners goo Engshmen who have Of
tered their services To the nation and we shall only he
IN want of few officers.
The undersigned saUtcs your Exccl!encv with the
highest consideration and respect.
SANTIAGO JORGE BRYSSON.
To his EHceency tho Minister of War.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

in French Cerdagua. A band Of about
600 men hovers, within three leagues
of Barcelona, and at many other places
insurgenI parties are forming, or are
already formed.
A letter from Perpignan of the 9th
of Aug inserted in the Gazette states,
that the band of Sep de Estan have
raised 1000 men, and that the evil
doors increase daily We learn also,
says the same letter, that another band
Of 100 men. called Car!lsts, armed
the sob July at RlpoI; chat after the
passage OF the mountain, 200 vaga
bonds joined them. Their cry was
Vive lie ROi. Ous with the Ministry
Death to he Police and the Liberals.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
AURORA BoREALlS.

Boston, September l0-On sat
urday evening, there was another bril'
liant exhibition of northern igh,s'
Bright beams of light shot up from We
northernly part Of the heavens, o'p
times nearly TO the zenith. at times
quickly fading, and at others rem'aln.
ing for several minutes. The streams
of light sometimes resembled those %
water discharged from a fire engine
The greatest brilliancy was at aoou.
half past nine O'Clock. The moon
was nnclGuded, bu. her rays were no'
brilliant enough TO prevent those o'u.'
northern light from being quite no
tinct and striking.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

The elections Of Governor aud oE
Members OF Congress, took place II
Alabama during last month. G~oyerpor
Murphy has been re elected witbout
opposition; and we learn generally that
Messrs. Owen, Moore, and Mckee. ara
re elected to Congress, the two 6rst
without opposition, and the last BY !
considerable majority over his oppo.
nent, MIR. Farrar.-.Niat. Int.
Sudden Death IL has, from tine
immemorial, been a practice amongst
the Oldest inhabitants Of this countTv
that, on the birth day of any persona
party of bis or her friends would Is.
semble at the house, and present a
bouquet to the individual whose birth.
day they were commemorative: ifa
man, the bouquet is usually a pine
decorated with flowers, should it be in
the season when they are in bloom. ie
not, artificial ones; and if a female
pound cake is usually presented, sim.
iarly decorated. Or Tuesday last
woman named La Rose, residing in
the Recollect Suburb, accompanied
by some others, repaired to the house
OF a friend to present a bouquet, in oh.
servance Of the custom; she was in
perfect good health on entering the
house, but dreadful to relate had scarce.
ly time TO be seated, when she expir.
ed in the midst of their r%evelry. The
cause of her so sudden death is IN.
Known Canadian Cour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
GartOltg.

Map Of Virgina-Mr. Tanner, o
Philadelphia, has just published a SPLEEN
did Map of the State OF Virginia, upon
a scale of five miles to the inch. II
is 8 feet in length, and about s feet 6
inches in depth. 1t is ornamentsd Oh
the one side with a handsome view Of
the University, Thomas Jefferson's pride
and delight, and on the other side we
are presented with an accurate view Of
Richmond. In the centre ave placed
the State arms, with a view of the Ma
tural Bridge add Harper's Ferry. This
Map is published by the authority Of
Virginia, and neither expense nor labor
has been spared in rendering il a SPLEEN
did piece of workmanship.-aurO'a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

A personin Massachusetts. perceiv.
ing the good effects of Dir. Chambers
remedy for Drunkenness. has invented
n to cure the habit of Tobacco CheC-
ing We heartily wish it success.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
SPEEDY JUSTICE.

SPEEDY JUSTICE.
Petersburg, Sept. 7.-On We'd.
nesday week a ~rencounter took place
in Dinwiddie county, between Rob..
Woodward and Laban Epes, in " hich
the latter was killed. On Monday
last, Woodward was examined by q
called court, and the Superior Court
for the county being in session, he
was tiled on Tuesday, found guilty Of
murder in the Cd degree, and SEMEN.
ced on Wednesday to ten years con.
tinement in the peniteDtiary, where he
has, by this time, been safely lodged.
We believe this has been the speed.
est decision of a criminal case that has
ever occurred in Virginia.-Rep.
Foreign Recruiting- Our laie
English papers gave Us notice, tia.
the Emperor Of Brazil was recruiting
soldiers in Ireland. The Editor OF
the Democratic Press has received a
letter from Cork, which mentions,
THAI those troops are 70 form a new
body guard for Don Pedro, on the
plan of the old Swiss Guards Of
France. The recruiting officer, Mr..
Cotter, was sent 30 Ireland for the
purpose. He had to encounter oppo.
sition: the authorities regarding the
measures as illegal; but, or applying to
Mr.. Canning, in company with the
Brazilian Ambassador, he obtained
leave. and facilities were granted him
for taking them out ss settlers.
The emperor requires that they be
all Roman Catholics, of good charac.
Ter, and from Is to 25 years Of age.
They are to be in every respect q pri.
vileged corps, receiving better pay
clothing, food, &c and after the sxpi.
ration of ten years, ere to obtsin pro.
motion. Arrangements are already
made for shipping two thousand; and
it is said that the number required will
not fall short of ten thousand. Many
are refused, on the score of not heing
sufficiently respectable. well educated,
or of the Protestant faith.
Don Pedro appears to have some
great object in view.
Mdian Corn-A letter from Liver
pool, dated July "a. published in The
Mercantile Advertiser, mentions thas
the Collector Of that port has, very un-
~expectedly, received directions to sus-
pend the admission of Indian Corn for
consumption, on the payment of a duty;
and this has been done without sny
reason assigned. This we, have no
doubt, is correct. Other letters by the
same packet speak of some doubt ba.
wing arisen concerning the propriety Of
admitting Indian Corn, in consequence
of which, inquiry had been made OF The
Government, and they had given ORE
ders to have it admitted.
". Y. Daily lido.
The amount of notes put in circula'
ticn by the bank of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky has been reduced toSsls.-
s74; to redeem which il is said the Bank
holds individual notes for loans to the
amount of Sl,4e6 762, and real e-
tate to the amount OF S30,59I.
AURORA BOREALlS.
Boston, September l0-On sat.
Eta
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

The amount of notes put in circula'
ticn by the bank of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky has been reduced toSslS.'
s74; to redeem which il is said the Bank
holds individual notes for loans to the
amount of Sl,4e6,762, and real es'
tate to the amount Of SS0,59I.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

0PFice OF Flour in Baltimore, on Monday
iasi, IS l23,- Whiskey, GOA 20.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

Atthe recent election in Mississippi,
Gerard {. Brandon has been elected
Governor, and Abram d. Scott, Lieu
tenant Governor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

At the close of a military parade ir
Auburn, n. Y. on the 3lst ult. a mum
Der Of Rihemen discharged their pie
ces in the streets, which were fllec
with children and other spectators: a
wooden ramrod which had been lef
in one Of the rifles discharged, pass
ed through the body of an interesting
and promising boy of d years old. He
died on The following evening.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

Samuel Houston las been elected
Governor Of Tennessee, by about
10000 votes over his competitor, New
ton Cannon. -
Gabriel p. Moore has besnn re- elect.
cd to Congress from the northern Dis
trict Of Alabama, without opposition.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

Although the whole Of the returns of
he election of Delegate in Congress
Tor the Territory Of Arkansas, have not
yet been received, there is sufficient in.
to enable us to state hat Mr..
Conway is re elected by a considerable
majority over Mr.. Oden, by whom he
opposed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Lnnchhnra. 2Sth Lllne. l82I.

- HAVE the pleasure 10 announce 10 the pub.
lEc lAc following distribution Of Prize. m tie
Virginia mipat,5n Lottery. No. 2, the Draw.
M of which toos place on Wednesday the 18th
t,,st IN tnc On, al Richmond
No. 25O5-Ihe e,nnd Capital Prize Of SO
600. in shares. one half lemnncd trusuld At I'M.
office for n.,pt 81 n pniehascr.--oge quarter
ecnt 10 Mr.. .faAn Buck, OF FfrdcIicksburg. md
one al,aricr /, Mr. John I. Webb, OF Na.,
ington CIV.
No. 1blG-. TIE CAPITAL Prize of $1,000 in
shares, one nall .,Nl to Mr Chus Hatcher Of
Norfolk one quarter To Nj, John Bud, ofFrcd
erlrkgiJuil,, aud a quarter sold at ths olcr 10
Alr Edward rnnlIin of Pn,yl,nn.a = Tie
hnlr and one quarter hasc been presented ana
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09

Mode 0F DRAWINn

The numbers vii be pat into onr Wheel
as usual and IN another viii be pat the pr
zc5. above the denomination ct two dollar.
and the drawing 10 progress IN the nsnal
MANNER The 10000 przes oi ! 40 Dollars
will be awarded 10 Il high Or low number, Ia
be determined by that which may draw tnr
prize Of 5000 dollars.
LoW >asn5erz. from to 10000, inclusive.
High Nuulerz, i0,OOl to2opuo, inclusive.
A holder OF two tickets, Ii,sl and low, must
of necessity draw one mail prize, aud muy
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also. y
ticket having drawn Capital Pre-, IS not
re- -tricted from draWinr = small one 40.
TERMS.
P.ice.of Tickets 81 3d. flnlves s. p, Guar
tiers 623 cents.
For packages, hol less than 81 whole liek-
Of, scheme price. Credit til fifteen d1y'
fer the drawing FOR approved notes, viii
Iut interest.
orders, BIZ mil, post paid, win mcet TIT
anne attention ~ ON h'rsoual application
Address 10 AtG. LEFlBiCH
July /. AaGager:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
The Whole to conclude with
vNE MOVING WlHUW

Mnndovillo, Mr. White
Splash, tween.
bufcia, Mrs Stamp.
Lucy. Pembaiton.
Nj H. locks forward with confidence 70 lhe
Dripping Ia o. his friends OF dis rtcasloa. aad
assures them thai The soifa,einn,Lm viii ..
cecd Whatever may L. Tire number of le oudi.
once.
" 1,ctcts, Box aud rb one dollar efi.
dieu undc' = y,ats Of az Aeli prices Gallery
80 Crnts; 10 pr hnd II N,s.ts Nutth md
Nidc,f, the lfnnklm aud Union iloicla. Mes-
SIS New a. tyres the knsninu ot'te and
box otiIce OF The Theatre.
d IhcPoiormanee viii commence precisely
al y o'Cl3cl,p IL.
IVY ..
MOON LIGHT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
~ ORUI\AN NOE.
Ap5oaHng 70 committee 10 aPsrua,pd he ERIC
hoH u ,oaie5 uorts m the torH Of Lmr1Tg.
Pissed the Both jane l-21.l

F1sstI Inc jDIh JunU I+!I.I
Be Il ord1i4sdb BY the Common Council Of The
coryorJiDa Of Lyachburg, il COota,oa hui Us
se0Gied, That rom aud after the passing Of his
ordinance, there shallbe appoini, d a committee
of -four menibc,s 10 be'dcnonnGtcd the watering
committee, and hereafter, az soon in every yea
after the Common Council shalt be organized,
as MAY be convenient Who together with the
president OF the Common Council, are herob,
Vested "ih the powers necessary for conducting
the water works, purchasing materials conrac
ting for privileges, and distributing The water
and for those purposes TO employ competent
engineer, and such other agents as they may
dccu proper. Prortdei, aiicays that the con
tracts of said committee shall not exceed the
mount Of tht moneys which may from time =
/ lmc be appropriated by the C.oDmon Counci
. for g use ofthe works, and they are hereby c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
Renew Your Small Prizes,
FOR TnL FOURTH OF JuLYnl
10000 ~ DILA,gtS5
HIGHEST PRIZE
W ashinSton tiiy Canal Lottery,
IIIIl IL -

Tho dTnwmR Of lbs Ioli|ry VII eerlalnlY
take place the dth Joy Delay not u procure
a chance.
Whole Tickets 81, Halves ~, Quartcts Il.
lOr SAL by
85 d. VT. nTrE1g. d. CO.
Washington Cry, tune lrA7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09

-" h''s'fh ~ y H'tf
SEf As taken room in the house lately ocous
I'll pied BY Nilllrm Bailey, Esq at b. corner
below ,ho frankln Hotel lie Is prepared ~
czecutc orders in the iipe Of his profession
June - 4ln
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09

- IpnE SUBSCRIBER isnow a.
fA, "a penne few uca ARTICLE VIZ.
Wa Potters Vegetable CathoIieoos,
Tkax Brushes Of all kinds. Real Japan
M "a Paste Backing lair Restorative
and PfoserYatyc Vegetable Geratc
Heel i--Exuactjalsp- barley sugar
ronnog tdnet Bark--E1e stones, &c. &c.
how'll DAVIES
June -. tslt4p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
BOBBTNET LACE.

gN AVID Il ROBERT KYLE have just re
" ce,yed beautiial pieces II plain Bobhi
nct Lace which they viii offer cheap.
June D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24

ing the recent SANDER respecting Mr.. Adams
and Mr. Webster, inform US that they have
put the matter into a train of investigation" &
promise US the result as soon as possible -
If our memory be faithful, these Editors, when
detected, took the same course respecting the
East Room. Then they pledged themselves
upon the same species Of authority as now;
then, as now, they were shown TO be either ig-
noran,ly or wiIfully guilty OF falsehood; then,
TOO, they promised TO inquire, and give US the
result. And what did they do? They admit
ted that they had been most egregiously duped;
that they had been insulted by the abuse Of their
columns by Member Of Congress; they suf>
fered the distinguished individual to add 10 the
first insult by making them the vehicles OF
lame apology, in which he admitted himself TO
have told palpable uDtruth; yet, after all, they
could not reconcile ii 10 their ideas Of honor to
surrender 10 the contempt il merits the name of
the indiv idual who had thus grossly abused their
confidence and lessened their reputation and the
standing Of their party, by his violation OF truth
and honor. Will the public be satisfied on this
occasion with similar sneaking from the
consequences of this new SANDER! Is il TO be-
come a received maxim, lha, Editors may SLAM
der the first men OF the country at will, and
tia, A lame and lukewarm acknowledgment Of
the falshood, after it has work, d its intended
effect, shall be deemed satisfactory atonemenI
1t is EASY 10 undo stand the process by which
this calumny is 10 be gradually diminished
away TO oblivion. We already find thai the
hrec Members Of Congress on whose authori-
~ it was asserted, have dwindled away to- q
re- responsible name, ""such authority that 1t was
impossible for US 10 disbelieve," Ssc, and that
i, has been asserted that Mr. Verpanck was
in formed tina, Mr. Webster did Offer 10 saoao let
ter 10 Mr. McLnne. ,ohich ,Uould turn his Dcte,
bu, Mr. MLane ,couid moi see Il And on this
slight ground the great SANDER has been raised.
But il seems an investigation is going on. and
we are to hear more of i, Be il so II we do
no. hear promptly, we shall have more 10 say
Off; and pretty loudly and frequently will we
say it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24

ing to abstain from, beans has promoted their
growth in an astonishing manner by the appll-
cation OF electricity BY "a discharge from a
Leyden jar, the risky vegetable shot forth in
the business on a large scale by placing one Of
the vines a, the foot Of the lightning rod. At
one time in June, after, the passing ola thunder
cloud, the vine was found to have covered Is
inches of the rod in "a hours; at another, in
consequence ola thunder storm, it had extend
ed 90 inches in the same length OF tme' WINE
its ordinary growth, until the middle Of that
month. was only from to inches in "a hours.
The vegetation now became SO luxuriant, that
many large branches were sent forth in every
direction, so as TO lessen the certainty and reg
ulari,y in the progress Of the main vine, & fur
Their observations were not made BY the 24lh
of August, the bean had reached the top OF me
lightning rod, and its large * numerous branh-
IS became so heavy; that it was necessary to
cut i, down. for the safety of the rod.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24
From tie Ptisbrrg Statesman.
OHIO.

We see in many Of the Jackson papers IN
his state, articles headed "Ohio Tor Jackson'
The object Of them is to encourage ana re-
animate the Tagging spirits OF the GeseEaFs
friends al home. II is folly, aH; worse than de-
nsjOu, to hope for the vote of Ohio for Jack
aou, The state elects by general ticket, and
the mass, the great body Of the people are ID
favor Of the "dcmesiic system" and the admit
nlslralion. They cannot "look on blood anc
carnage with composure." There are eight
coYnties on what is called the Western Reserve;
AMI We have no hesitation in saying thai nine-
,eOih, OF the people in these eight counties are
Tor the administration. The editor OF the Cou-
rcr, printed in Portage county, aud who Is an
intelligent member Of the assembly oil lha'
State, IN his last paper says, that "On the "es'-
';n Reserve, it is well known, that no person
ahirlendly 10 the present administration, oouid
possibly be elected 10 either branch oil the ie>
sSat0re. Where there is the least prooaoi'i'y
ot success the Jacksonians will use their Ut
most eXerlions TO elect members friendly 10
he election Of General Jackson to the RE
Adency, with a view, as some OF the Jackson
papers assert, Of having The General nomi-
mated by ma jority Of the next legislature
Their exertious to effect this obJec:, ho"e'
Yer, must be altogether fruitless,--ior we are
we'll assured, that, at least two-thirds oil oo.m
branches of the next legislature OF OHIO, VIII
Dc IN favor Of The reelection OF Mr.. Adams
mere are Serenissn members oil the 'sha'.
Hhose terms Of service have NOT yet exPlreo
neers Of whom, and probably thirteen are aeml.
0iIration men. Of the nineteen districts from
which the Senators are to be chosen at the aP
preaching election-not less than twelve VIII
give majorities in favor Of the administrator
vi The representatives 10 the next congress
"Om this state, slsrsn are in favor OF the aoh'i
os'ra'ion and t,ro opposed TO it,"
SO much for Ohio!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24

Letters from Matanzas, received IN b''u'
more, 10 the beginning of the present month
,sprssenr the markets at that place as good iof
mos, articles Of American produce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24

Life of Columbus.- learn, says the Boston
Advertiser, that Mr.. Irving, who is still at
Madrid, HIS finished the Life OF Columbus
and has sent il of to London and Philadelphia
for publication. From the fitness OF the au>
,hol for this undertaking, and his opportunll.
ii. work will be one Of sterling value.