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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21
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have expressed the opinion that il the original
principle of the fund for Internal improvement had
been adhered 10, public works would have been
dcrtaken with greater wisdom, and prosecuted with
greater SKILL have referred to the compact with the
old James River Company, and the money subsequent
ly expended in the prosecution OF the James River
Scheme evidence OF the correctness OF both opinions
Upon the first branch Of the proposition, urged my
views in a former number-upon the second, shall
comment.
The James River improvement Is understood 10 con-
sst of three pars the Improvement Of that river itself
the improvement oil the Kenawha, and the construc-
ton OF turnpike TO unite those streams. The improve
ments have been made, the OF the compact,
entirely with public money, AMI by public agents.
The Governors suggestion had been anticipated by the
legislature, and the work carried in tho way he
commends them--and how has ii been executed
The Governor himself says, eat on unreasonable and
unparalleled erpence!' Yes, they his own words,
"at unreasonable and unparalleled expcnoe!" But,
perhaps, though costly, IL is we'll executed and
so judciously located, that the benefit to the public
will compensate for this ssonabc and unpa.
ralleled expencc increased in its construction Hear
the Governor again. That part Of this improvement
which forms the road between Lexington and Kenaw-
ha, neuer yell located, graduated constructed;
but with the exception Of few miles which II will be
ndispe osably necessary to pave expenditure will be
required, other than 10 keep 1t in proper repair, FIR
some time II seems then, that this magnificent road
is after ALL temporary work, which alter "some time,
will ne ed more than Te0fTs and In the interval needs
an expenditure TO keep II IN repair. That il. to save
the State the modification Of giving IL up, at once,
may repair it for while, but after "some time" must
make roadSo much for the success Of the State
In making roads with the public money, even
with the aid OF the Board Of Public Works, and
the State Engineer, and her special Comnssi n
ers, Yet this is the mode Of executing public
works which the Governor recommends suspect that
the Covingon and Kenawba people had been obliged
10 pay threoffhs Of the cost OF this road they would
bsve not only ioesied, but gTs6Dsied. and not DOLLY
grsdusted out constructed ~ In very oiFsren man.
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ANVIL be sold ior cash. publicly, OH the premise ;
w on Saturday, the Is, day OF January next, II
fair II not the Des fair day thereafter, tract OF land
living 10 the lower end OF Caroline, called Beverly
Place, containing by estimation, $50 acres. and convey
ed by HenIy Woo!ard and Thos. H. Woodland TO Rich.
ard @ ines apG Wilton Armistead, trustees for Robt
Gaines end John Gaines. The said land is very ter
tile aud well adapted to the growth Of Indian Corn,
Cotton, Que, SC The trustees will convey only such
lille asi' vested 10 them, though they believe the title
be iadi>puiable.
RICHARD GAINES, }r.
WM. sARMISTEAD,
Nov so. 59-ds
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a OTICE.--The situation OF the New Hope Acaje-
y my is desirable. being in healthy section OF
country. surrounded by gent iety, and III 'ie
from every haunt OF vce-l2 miles East OF Lawrence
vile, and IL Weat Of Bei6rld. Terms Of Education
npr year OF ten Misunderstanding, Whiting, English
Grammar. and Arithmetic, 800; Geography History OF
Ma hemaicks, $40; Latin and Geek, $40. Board can
be bad in the esrectobie families very convent.
ent to The Academy, nj from $50 10 SO per year
The exercises Of the Academy will be resumed on
the first Monday in nuary, 1881 GEO. STONE
New HoPE ACADEMY Brunswick County.
Dsr J6 65-6H
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HISXAMINATION.-W the undersigned, having
-HZ be- n requested, as committee, 10 superinend
tn. examination OF the Students OF the New Hope
Academy under the direction OF Mr. George Stone,
Report: That, after close aud analytical exsrnina-
ton The Latin and Greek Classics. aud the
mics, degree OF proficiency manifested highly
dieble both the Students aud Precepor. The Spec
iaiors and also The Patrons Of the School, expressed
entire aiisacliom al the result We do not he sa'e
recommend this Institution 10 the patronage OF the pub
lir well for its known healthy situation, for the
ability of its Principal, Scholar aud D.ciplinAran
FREDK. w. HARRISON.
AUG. CLAIBORNE.
JOHN J. WYCHE.
II. ID TRUMBULL
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IOHN BROWN, a dark, chesnut sorrel, nearly a
% black, with star in bs face, four years old last
spr'n ny, full fifteen aud af hands high, strong made

I0HN BROWN, dark, chesnut sotrel nearly a
- black. with star in bis face, four years old last
sprng. full fifteen aud half hands high, strong made
hne form and muscle, will stand next spring, in the
county Of Franklin, at the courthouse, uoder the
management OF Mr. Charles Carter, at tho moderate
price Of Fifteen Dollars which may to discharged by
Thirty Dollars to insure to be with foai, aud
Fifty Cents 20 the groom. Those who pu, mares by
the insurance. and part with them, will foriei, the in
surance money.
PEDicREE John Bro,Vn was got by Sir Charles.
his dam by oil Buck Rabbit, he by jim Crack jim by
old imported Medley John Broions dam old by IMPORT.
ed Noseley, out Of full bred Besir mare.
PERFoRMANcEs.-lnt the tall OF 1899, ran John
B,otcn. when three years old, in bad condition, at
Louisa courthouse, mile heats the best three 10 hve
carrying Is pounds his weight. against Mr. Will
liam Gath. Mare by Sir William, MIR. John NJ. Bott's
Yirginso 6llry, sod two three others, which race
was won by Mr. Garth. in three heats. The spring
1880. when four years old him at Tree Hill alnst
the same mare, two mile heats, Tor $500 eide, which
race he won in two heats, with great For farther
particulars refer you to the Turf Re gser vol l. No.
IL. The ssme spring ran min at the Bird Wood Joe
key CLUB at CHARLOTTE vile, two mile heats, ag sinst
Mr.. Thomas wason's horse Nc Duff, aud Mr.. William
Garth's mare Morgana. which race was won by Me-
Duf few feet For farther particulars, 1 refer you
10 the Turf Register, VOL 1, No. ll--John Brocn la
bourns under severe fever, and apparently in bad
health. The fall alter, trained him, aud ia trial he
proved lame which induced Inc take him from the
torE For farther particulars, refer to You to Mr.
Carer. THOMAS BOSWELL.
Dec. IL 64-6
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NNlFrEEN DOLLARS REWARD -Susy-d OF
IL stolen from my plantation in last. BAY FILLY,
two years old last Spring, white about the rehe adj
spy other mark by which Distinguish her, unes,
perhaps W. lie bind.loot-tba not disiincty recol
lected. will give the above rewlri II taken UP out
Of the county, OF ten doasi taken in the county, aud
deliveries to at my house, Slate River, about
four miles s,ove the Virginia Mills, and two miles be-
low the Diana Mile; or tor any information bat
get her sgan. MARY FORD.
Rucx1NGHAm County,, November, 1890.
IA Gift
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M 6An REV ARD.-kons~sy iron, The sub CRIT
70 %l W Der, living Es.ex county, Vs' nihe 9Th
81 Decenbsr, 1890 Two ky yound negro fellows.
named Moses aud Horace, Two brothers. snd probably
hpy may change their nsmes. and endeaVour 70 Psss
dssosed while etson, and soId as had Three aken OF
n hat way before.
Mosea 10 q iolsrably btisht muihto-he, boweVsrs 10
G,ue an .bu 81, and about twenty years OF age. Hs
4. about he oompOO size.
,,ses j. rs,liet darker thsn Mosss, nearly likely
.od q, lsrgs--s5ouI % years OF sge-no flesh mark
fsrolecie led.
wall give the above reward Of $50, " delivered 10
rse, o. secured in any Jail az dat -, n, m
MORDECAI SPINDLE.
Eess~ cs+fsfy, ~ ,seos Leyssto.
Dss Ia 06-Npev
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I'm pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court Of
n Chancsry Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
a Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the cohny Of
Hdnoper, about four miIas below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 1920 acres, which laid of into lou lots, aud
will be sold jointly ssveralIy.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF GOochland,
the waters oil Lille BYRD Creek, containing 537
acres-adjoinng the Lands Of Mr.. Payne s. others.
The Hanover Land will be shewG TO persons wsh.
Ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochiand Land by MIR. Payne.
For Terms which will be accommodating. apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. f. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee oil the Estate Of SamI Gisi, dec.
Aug l3. 2s-u
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IN UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
IN Notice is hereby given that ALT cells in this in
titution occupied, and that more patients will
be received until OF the sad cells vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. By order OF the
Court of Directors. l. HENLEY.
Nav 26. A-tt
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NOTICE..

III will i. The house and bot IN III city ri Richmond.
u situated on E Street Z ar the Msfke', and At pre-
sent occupied by Mr.. judah Myers, fucb terms
person wishing to utebase will not object a.. Apply
10 John ". Mason, of the Sfna'e, CT 10 the cub
shriber, near Jetosslsm, Soutbsmpion County.
Der. 10 ST. ORRfS A. BROWN
a CABD.--TSe -ub-en6rr ioiends WHITING Peisrs-
IN b, ~, on ths - los. on professional bussets
and ~ii gsrss n few dsys only.
Der. Jt 64--sf 3 HCUETCN, Derfts.
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a YOUNG LADY, who Is qualified 10 teach oil
IA the Branches OF Polite English iucatlon, with
Music, is desrous OF obtaining situation In private
Family. &c For fuher particulars apply loJ mes VIM
ston, Esquire. Dec. H. 6i-St
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NTOrICE On "Wednesday, the 20 h day OF Deccm-
bsr next il fair il not the next fair day, at the

NOrlCE On "Wednesday, the 20 h day OF Deccm-
IN Der next If fair IL not the next fair day, at the
late residence OF wis Dupree, deed in the county
Of Grsensvie, will be cold, between forty and City
likely Young Negroes, consisting OF men, women,
boys, aud Erlsai the stock Of Hors,s, Mules. Cattle,
and Hogs-ths balance OF Household aud Kitchen Fur
niurs, Pan,a ion tensls. &c.ths crop OF corn Tod
der. OATS and wheat-three four Yoke Of wo Oxen
The negroes, orr, fodder, and oats, will be sold for
cash. tho balance If the estate will be sold credit
Of twelve nihs the purchaser giving bond with satis
factory security before the property 10 removed Tn.
sale Of corn. fodder, OATS hogs, CATTLE and plantation
utensils, Sc, the Mason plan aion in southampton
County, will take place said plantation, Friday,
the 3lst day OF December mex.
JOSHUA c. LUNDY, Administrator.
With the viii annexed OF Lews Dupree, decd.
November, 1880. D.c.14 64-tds.
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2rhe EN0UtRER In published twcea week generally and
shrse times during tho session of the Legislature
Price, heretofore, Five Dollars annun in
advance Notes Of chartered banks ony) will be
received The Editors will guarantee of
hitting them BY mailhe postage all being paid by tho
~ No paper WILDE tho discretion OF tho
Editorsl until all arrcsrayes havo been paid up. .
Whoever will tho OF nine shall
have tho GRATIS.
= TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One OR LEsS-Ft insertion 75centseach con-
tinuance, so cents.
$.sNo until has either paid
assumed by some person in this city, or its envons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

WINARhIERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA The annual
a meeting OF lie ST ekhoders, Tor tho eIectIon OF
Directors for the Bank and for the Offices Of Discount
and Deposit, will he held "Wednesday the 9Th day Of
January next WIN. NEKERVtS, Ca.h'r
Dee. z. 60--2awtdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-21

HOLM McDONoUGH, MERCHANT TAYLOR, =
% doOrs belo,o the Mansion House Re pei fully
niorrns his and the public in general, that
he has received splendd meni Of Cloths, Css
simeres and Vrsngs OF every description, which he l.
prepared TO mske up to order 10 fret rate manner. and
at short notice He has also hand large and gen
raj assortment OF ready made clothing OF every decrp
ton, which lie will sell twenly- per cent lower h
such articles can be obtained for In the City.
N. B.-Wanted three four fret rate Journe v me n
Tsyiofs TO whom constant employment will be given,
and tie bizhest wages NV. 80 b9-2twIm
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
"AVlNG numerous repairs aud large additions TO
M make to my Mill, sb all stop g,ind,ng oil the
frat day oil February ne1t. Those wi intend sending
their wheat TO this market are, therefore, requested 10
do 90 before the 18Th Jaauay, about hat day h II
stop uying. p. J. CHEVALLIE.
- Dec 2. 6O-u5J
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House, Sign, Chairs, and O,nomentnl Pointing, Gid

THyHE Sub'eIibsr, truly graeful ior The p,rouage he
TX has received during The last ten " are, rerpsci.
fully informs the eiuzsrs Of Richmond, snd the pntIc
rally that lac stsk>n sreai deal Of paine 90 per
set hinre in his pfofrssion and invites the call
Lie cid rspd us1t door 10 lhs Compiler Office, and
examine bic limitations Of woed and marble
Ordsre iscm thr souptry 10 hi, lice attended to.
Dee. -. 6t-H g. W. MtGfNNPs9.
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MJOTICE.-Persuns indebted to the hru OF Kyle s.
IN Cochran, are requested TO come for~sTd AID setl.
their accounts.
They DESTROYS of closing their business as early
possible an l. il hopsd this notice will meet the i'm
date attention OF these concerned. July 27. est
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NOTICE..

NUIICE.
AWANTED at the Pen,entiary, the following Bill
w of Timber, viz:
1000 Willow Oak Feilees, 8 & inches wide.
1000 Garry Log Spokes, - l. 2 inches the heart
edge, 4 IT, lcngSvoung aad tough, tree tom
knos and splits.
400 pair ii anne Timber
1000 Whit, Oak Spokes, and
5000 e. Birch Scanipg in. square, 10 be cut before
Christmas-slso, loo, 900 Flour Barrel Be,s.
Oct. %. 50--u THOMAS NELSON. p A p.
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NNJASHiNGToN HOTEL RIcHMoNp, VA
w The Subscriber having leased this old aud well
Known Establishment, tor term, Of years. takes this
opportunity 10 announce TO his friends and The public
generally, and particularly the former visitors OF the
house. that will be opened for the accommodation Of
company, on the first oil October Ii Is under go
ing ,h, rough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but neat with beds, bedding and other
urnure, all new, and OF the beet kind His Servants
attentive aud experienced and his Bark keepers po-
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
we'll supplied with the best liquors ans wines, and his
Table with the most choice decacies OF the season,
which the city and country can afford and he haers
himself, that by unrenitng attention TO his business he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
it'll their company.
pleasant part OF the city ely opposite the Capt.
toll, aud contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks, the Basin
the warehouses;, are the offices OF the principal Mles
OF the city; aud at the time sufficiently ta7
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise Of the streets Such
tbs local advantages of this house that may
iure to affirm, that gentlemen vising Richmond, eli
Their business or for pleasure, will find Il OF the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition to wba,
transient custom he may be favored WITH the subscri
her will be able to accommodate twenty-five thirty
b BORDERS, by the week, month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON,
Sept IL 3S-u Late OF Goocbiand Court House,
NDIVANNA RIVER LANDs.-F From so 10 90
E6 valuobe Slaves at -9,etion.--The lands lying
and being situate tn Rvanna Rivei, late the pro.
perty Of Wilson J. Cary, dec'd., called and known by
the hama oil Careys Brook, recently offered Ter sale ny
notice published in this paper, having been sold
at private contract will be off red for SALE at Auction
the pre- misses Wednesday the 18th day Of January
next, If fair not, the fair dayOn the farm ID
seeded nearly 400 bushels wheat
Ii found expedent, in order to accommodats the
views Of purchasers, The lauds may be divided iu'o
several parts o,s, which will be judged OF according
TO circumstances on the day OF sale.
Terms oi sae OF the lands will be one third cash, and
liberal credit given for the balance 1t sale OF the
lands be Effected then GALE OF the whele OF the slas
on the premises W II take place-among which is
good house-carpener and blacksmith. Sales TO be
tnued from day 10 day until compe,ed-Twelve mon b.
credit will be gwen the slaves, the purchasers Civ
ing bonds with good personal security and deed OF
deeds o trus will be required to the credit par
OF the purchase money Tor the lands.
w TIMBERLAKE, admir- Of the
Will annexed Of Wi son j. Cary, decd
! Palmyra Dec. I6, 65-ds
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TIME Aanuaf Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Bank Of VUgfnid, will be held according 10 the
Charter, on the 1st aiondsy in January nex'.
Dec. 4. Cit A. ROBINSON Jr.. Cashier.
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WDICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tue sub
L. scribers ohr for SALE their Office, Shockoe
Warehouse the following goods made at their Fdctory
A Cotton Sheefngs
81 do Shirtings
Stout CJtton OrRa5tTgs, % inches ride
.4nd a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods ars believed to be equal in qualify TO
any made in the UnitAd Safes, and will be sold low
goods OF similar quality be purchased in the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price viii he given for orine CItton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sent, "a 40-u
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10y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed by Jacob
IL Hull, it, and wife, bearing date The 9Th day Of
September 1928. aud duly recorded in the Clerks Or
zee Of tho County Of Pendeton, we shall on Monday
the 10Th day OF January, 1884, in tont of the Bell Ia
vern In the City OF Richmond, sail for cash, at public
sale to the highest bidder all that tract piece pa eel
OF land siuue In the County OF Pendeton and convey
cd devised to said Jacob Hull by his atherPe,er Hull
containing from $50 to 400 less, md
bounded follows, TO witt On the South and Eas,
by Jacob Snidcr's sod on the West by William Huips
land. and the North by the lands OF James Skdmore
The title is believed to be good; bu, such title only
as Is vested in under the deed. will he conveyed.
Dsc. II. 6i-tis THE TRUSTEES
n AND WARRANTS AND SCRIP.-Mr. Mat
IL thew Bonner will be in Re hmond remain from
the l5th Of December until the rising Of the Lee
gsIature. to attend to my business, end TO purchase
Lasd Warrants and Scrp-aud for the
tion OF Land Scrip. All LISTERS addressed to me here
personal calls upon Mr.. Bonner at the Eagle Hole
will be fully answered and meet with prompt
teution as 1t was present.
Nov. 20 .5S-IOts CADwALLADER WALLACE
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From, orr Correspondent.

w AslHNGTON, January II.
Five weeks OF the session have expired and
above ninety bills have been reported Near
ly a fourth Of that nutlber 3has been finally
disposed Of This is despatch bevond the or
binary practice OF legislation. billie may still
continue 10 be reported as rapidly, hat their
progress must Of necessity be more slow and
intcmitted, for the era of discussion row
breaks upon as, and .!he commencement of
tl,e debate on the Judiciary bill will pretty eff
'cctusHy exclude al, the ordinary routine of
business FOR the next month. MIR. Buchanan.
tJe Chairman of tae Judiciary Committee,
has gwen nonce that lie viD, On tomorrow,
move the House on His subject: concerning
wEich q deep interest Isl felt by great portion
OithaNF es.crnmenbcrs, and he consideration
81 Winch viii bring many a rhetorical cham
pion INTO the field, to break his first lance
When this subject was last before Congress.
At consumed about six weeks in The Senate,
and after all, was rejected in the House in
consequence ofamendments made in the Sen
atc.
The Supreme Court commences its session
TO day We have here Judges Story, Th0mn-
son. Duvai and Dici.anc, and are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of the Chief Justice
The two chief subjects which have engros-
cd the attention in our political circles duriag
.nC tdst "'csA, are tie appointment OF 0r.
Baldwin as a Judge Of The Supreme Court,
and he interview which has taken place be
tween Nj. Gerry. son of the late Elhridce
Gerry, surveyor of Boston, aud The President
OF the United States. It is generally uader-
stood thotthe appointment of MIR. Baldwin SO
soon after the denunc'stion of that gentleman
IN the col@nns Of the Telegraph is The signal
lof Tie dismissal Of the Editor of the 9'ele-
eIapA. Such Is the light in which it is view
q" by all: and snch is the effect which al
y lady '>csirs TO exhibit itself The friends of
Lel.d Jatkson in both Houses, speak warm
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AFFAIRS OF COLOMBIA.

We are indebted to L gentleman in this CT
ty for the following interesting extracts of a
| letter from his friend in Laguira, an Ameri-
can Of high responsibility, dated as late as the
18th of December.-.Nist Int
''in my last gave you suspicious of dis
positions here TO change the authority and
Government of Gen. Bolivar in Venezuela:
since winch time an open declaration of the
citizens Of this city, Of Victoria, Valencia &
Porto CabeIlo too, has been made, declaring
a separation Of Ancient Fenezuels from She
Government a. Bogota, and the nower and
authority Of Gen. Bolivar / understand. this
morning, a declaration from Cuniana has
likewise arrived, more strong IN sen, iments
OF hostility to Bolivar than even here, to wit
That General Bolivar should not be permitted
ever to pat bis foot again in Ancient Vene-
zueis, unless by permission of the Congress
of Venezuela. An these declarations have
been effected peaceabiy and quietly, and en-
trely by the civil part Of the community. The
Military (however much they may have act
ed secretly have no share IN the public act
"Gcn. Paez will be here to night or te-mor-
row, and have no doubt as Civil and Mill
tary Chief, win immediately take steps to or
game the Government and give publicity to
the acts and wishes Of what appear to be the
unanimous sentiments of Venezuel Indeed
j doubt,whether any one in Pubitc will de-
clare any other sentiments. AS i CONCEIVE
Bolivar equally unpopular in New Granada
as here, j consider his fortunes endeG.in Co
iomaia, without he has a more numerous ar
my under his command, than believe he
has TO the.South-for it is evident, now, it is
only By such power he can sustain himself /
do not think we shall have Civil War, be-
heving that the other States of Colombia are
mach disposed to take the same course as
Venezuela has done; and hereafter. if they
think proper, unite themselves under a CON
federacy Of States, with similar provisions
and Government, as the Il. States
at will, IN consequence OF this movement
here, become necessary for The Government
of the United States to take Immediate stems
TO sustain her interests in this country, be
heving that SO soon as a public declaration
shah be made by Gen. Psez, all connection
whatever of a political nature win cease with
the Goue'7sReni Of Colombia. and az l con
ceye Nenezuels OF more importance CONNER
cially and politically to the United State
than all the rest Of Colombia"