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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
David Martin

AS just received. and ofrrs for sale at his Book
} Z and stationery store, n tew handsome Toilet WI.
ting Stands containing ink aud sand glasses with plat.
ed Stops, on a bcsutifui blue enameiled slsb; p supply
of ground glass TIdrsHing hk,, with a b.nd.ome as.
scrtncnr Of PenkUues, hGzOrs Scissors, &c. Also,
The WASHING DAY. a song. iiunorUi,si, illustrated with
upwards 81 70 groups; price 50 cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Notice

ECE can be had at the Team Boat Hotel, from sun.
y rise TIL ~ O'Clock in the evening, each and every
dayin the week during the season.
april % wv Z. STUART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
April 3

NOrlCE.-Wil be sold for ready money,
" TO the highest bidder, al Campbell Court
House on the lo:h iay OF May neYt (il bring
The lst day Of Campbell County Courr Ger
tain tract or parcel of land, now in the Occur
pancy of Benjamin Oliver lying on both sd's
OF Falling Road, in said county, containing $50
acre., more or less, and adjoining the lands OF
Ric ard Gale am. Ricnard Cock. John jon.
kms, dec, Elisha Calleham, Jess Jen rs,
Ephralm Gardner an Thomas Daniel. Rb Oh
land was ,nve,ed TO M IN trust uy BIN amin
Oliver and wife. for the b nclii Of Richard Gal.
le1am and otheis. bv a deed oil tisf, dat d The
23i ii. of Ja1ua'y, 1890 and GUY recorded
10 he Co Mt C"ur OF Campbell lhf said
land or SO much lhereal AS NAV ne sufi in to
sa isy Tire obi Gets Of said deed will sold
selling as tru>r e, | suall convey only suciL
title as is vested III HE a. such ny said eef
JOSEPH DlNWlDDiE
April8 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

-. vet constructed H,drant fiiy
.aayslen. ia family arrangement TO Pc Coz
.na N. Pc ~ one servant bui u Is impsso'e
0,i, To- estimate the value nf this ~sf-'hf
s,reai security in case OF 6res-'he oiPmeh,
n our town ~ The erection oil fountains fno"io
she taste OF our citizens please 10 dlree'fbeh !
,he heoefit % manufactures IN iae esAblish
ma, of a water nower even in the town may
be named among the advantages oi h's WORK
Already ia there IA progress an eNenA'f mao
ufaetory TO be propelled by the "aisf power
rypated in the erection oil hts WORK o'i foose
all ,hese We are 20 estimate ITS eiieei Upon The
ri..olinsss and health Of onr growing town,
WHICH would ofitself justify much greater ex
pensc.
,ro.,on of these benefits. by supplying these
streets and alleys not Included ~ The iginal
plan q I'D estimates. and most respectful, would
the, urge the speedy Improvement oilhe lots
on .h,ch the pump house building and reservoir
are situated in sly that will combine 'ega hc"
with utility.
The ommiliee cannot close this Report
viihou, bearing their ,psimony TO the Profe =
,iousl merit and personal worth OF their LfEi
reer Nj Albert SteiB To the srisniih' xii
of,ha, gentleman We are indebted Tor The plan,
and 10 his unirinl industry AMI aht''on tor
the successful completion OF this important
work and the CommiIlee must be permitted
TO express their hope, the conclusive evidence
he has here given OF bis pre- eminent qoali'cS-
tons 10 bra profession. viii insure mn employ,
meni in other works equity important aoh
useful; and their sincere eeli"i ihhi "hft-
ever he ma 70 an ~ cd. his 'sl"nis, ihtfgf.
" and excellent economy Will insure eqn"I
success.
Tn. Committee viii mere express their OBJ
lf,a,ioo IN Mr. Frederick Graf, The dsiid-
goished snperintendeei OF the Phlladel3hia
Water works for his kind and GA ul'iom nj
,endon in supervising he execute ot ,he Ma
shiner, and Pipes. aud for other valuable ser
vice rendered IN corpora ion. All OF witch
IS respectful submitted.
By order OF the Committee
JOHN VI TOR, ChnUmal
March 9th, 1890.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
.Dan River Land for Sale.

~ rs ..ae Will sci 'raet nt land on
Dan Rive. Stoke county, Norh.
Caf ina on the most commoda Ing t.rms.
tn quantity If acres which this trac' tnniains,
is not knowr but believed not 3, than 5tu.
The land s extremely v iuabie. There are 50
or so acres to clear. Those Hho may wish 10
purchase land of this description. will do well
10 take a look a, his tract. The paf meuts will
be made easy and accommodating, n small
portion in hand, anA n credit of one and Two
years for the balance On ,hr land is a
good aed comfortable dwelling house and
other necessary out houses and good orchard
OF we'll selected apple trees. The subscriber
resides in The vicinity of Patrick Court House,
where H. NAV be sen at any time, md will
tak,' pleasure TO shoN The land TO those di.pos-
ed to purchase on the above terms
JOHN {. STAPLES,
April H3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

goods ali The. wdile, knocked down several
thousand dollars worth il his name. The sale
was closed, and ;be Dstchman, unconscious OF
having made any purchases, rublied his eyes
and returned home. IL may well be supposed
then, that he was prodigiuusly asionshed
the nett morning, when oil oil goods as long
rs his arm pufpcriins 10 have been purchased
by him The day before was sent 10 him.
Here 'ss bill Of Jour goods, sir" said the
Mercury OF the ya.ds stick.
d" Mine enots g Exclaimed the Dutchman,
i" vat gooIs =
why, the goods yon pure chased yesterday at
auction.
Mine Cot bys no goo's yes erday.
attends sale 10 he sure, but did not bic.
" Not bid how comes il then that the goods
were struck down TO YOU
" Mine gracious now | tinks how IT was =
gels assleep, ond while | was noddm, lie tam
auctioneer made de mistake"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
From HE Ndi.0nH MieMgencer


Gen. HGrrSOns dppedl We ave found time
10 read ihrougn the Pamphlet VIII ch VIZ announ.
ced 10 our r. aders day or 'wo ago, IN winch
under the modest title OF Remarks" on certain
charges made aga nst him by the Government
OF Colombia Gen HARRISON has given n mar
rative al iacls winch i. calculated TO give most
untavorabe impression of the intelligence and
lib ralty Of The Government and leading men
OF the Colombian nation
We cannot pref nd To follow the narrative
throughout The main facts however, show
that Gen. Harrison, as soon as he was superse
drd by Mr.. Moore, became the object OF mean
est suspicion to the ruling authority. Bolivar
was absent from the Government on y ,isit TO
he Southern Provinces. and had lett a Conn
Gil TO manage the Government during his
absence. To one of the Council, General
Urdaneta, the Secretary OF War, he left on his
departure. Commission authorizing him TO
take upon himself all the powers which had
been confined TO the Council, as lar as related
10 the three central Provinces, whenever an
occasion should arise which, in his opinion
should make necessary the exercise OF such
extraordinary authority. Upon the insurrPction
of Cordova during the last summer, these
powers were assumed by Gen. Urdaneta- By
his order it was that repeated indgnities were
shown, upon the most preposterous pretences
10 ten, HARRISON and his suite before they
could get out of the country. The power
given by Gen Bolivar" says Gen. Harrison.
" did DOT authorize these measures. The au'
",thori'y was 10 be exercised over the Colon
" bian Provinces OF which Botoga was certain
~ one But the diplomatic relations of the
country belonged TO The whole country. and,
DOT to the ruler ola pat OF H. THIS. however
was. matter OF small concern To General
p" Urdanea. He had the bayonets under bis
" control. 10 enforce his edicts, and did moi
trouble his head 10 make uice distinctions"
The charges preferred by this Vice Dictator
against Gen. Harrison, are the most ridiculous
conceivable as our readers may imagine when
we state that one Of them was, that the Gen
eral had nstigated Mr.. Gooding TO assassnate
The british and French Comm issionerS, the
Secretary of War Chen acting as Dictator)
aod the Secretary OF the State of Co.
'ombia The proofs furnished by the Secreta |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

nation. without any interference on The ,..t-,
The A lied Power. The Sultan EN- y y
h'm.rIf n this sense. Well inf ,rmsd pss..su
assert. thai those aud many European a aous
tons. viii be discussed n, tn. General fafs
gfess next spring. to be held at Berlin -
greatest activity is employed TO comnie, a mo
army IN the East; the new troops and o,iicse '
recently appointed, are required TO bas,.
'hen march as much "a III severe winte, a..
permn-and, as has been before stated, no =.
'onghs are TO be granted to officers
letter IRON Nasarino of the l7it Jan a.
"nunces. INIT 10 English men.oi-sar lal.Iv
moofed ~ the Gull OF Lepanto, oppos,l. :,
te'fas'-ihe cause oil their appearance i, M,
known. Its, however, supposed. tina, a., ",''
are intended as a check upon the Pres,der'.
party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
BUYING GOODS ASLEEP.

We hope nobody viii doubt lhe truth Of the
following anecdote, nor call in question the pro.
pr'etv OF pnttipg down the hero AS Il DuIchman
seeing that the Kockcrbockers and Shalaf
ensehlagers have a.prescrIpt've right oi showing
whatsoever and whersoever they please
A fat descendant of one of the old Dutch
hurghers of this goodly CITY, was awhile ago at.
tending an aucl ion sale. Every body knows at
these sales a nod is taken for bid Very
soon after the sale commenced, the Dutch
merchant, who had set up late at row-ds dow
the nieht before, fell into comic Portable snooze
in which conditions as people are apt TO do
who sit and sleep, he kept
mod. nod, nodding'
The anctioneer, surposing be was buying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Health .-Repletion or eating too much
the cause OF most maladies, and tins i, par,,c.
lafly injurious as we advance in life Orr.
s'onai fasting viii generally correct indlspo.,
ton, without medicine, which should be Con.
s'dertd as only desperate Resource. We r..
qa're about a fourth of The twenty four hour.
Tor sleep; but II should b. good, and that can
only be acquired b, a regular digestion and
nhaling pure air while ia bed. lf we do NO,
rice early. sieepIns with open windows Will bs
a rolerabIe substitute for that iiuuor,sp, AID
health lSimptieiiy of Heaih by Horla!o,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

In, toloa ng s'ors is ioa Of QUE of the Nor.
"eeian horses. llis master had been dln,n.,
al "-Ighbo'iug town, aud when it was time
TO fetu'a, had exceeded So much that he could
not Keep firm ,eat on his sadd,e. The horse
regulated himself as we'll Ms he could sccofdn,
to the unsettled motion Of his rider hut b.,'
pen'ng 10 max false step, The peasant was
thrown, aud hung With one fact rnlanslpd in
the siirIup The horse iuim, diaieiy sionneo
and twisted hi. body in VARIOUS direcors on.
deavorlng 10 exiricate his master. but in vain.
Inc man VAS severely hurt, nad almost
helpless but the nurse looked at him, as he
lay OH the or, und. and STOPPING laid hold ps
the brim Of his hat and raised his head a lt,la
hut the hat coming off, lie fell again The
animal ,hen laid hnld oi the collar OF his GOAT
and raised him by ~ 81 far from the etonnd
thai he was enabled ~ draw his foot GU, of the
sllrrup. After sestng hile, he regaintd his
saddle, and reached his humc Gfs,pIul IN
his preserver, the mar did what every eood
feeling bid hm--he cherished the an,maI ustii
he died ofod age. [ N. f. Farmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

ENRON Walkers Caurch, IN Fraday oad
n ult a Xix Y BAY HORSE, OF abou, o
tee1 10 q, II inches high with star in his
torehead-a little wind CALLED on lis legs, Sc
veal white spots on his back, occasiohed by
SEALS from the saddl' Any information adj
dressed 10 the subscriber at this place, will be
thankfully received. All necessary expenses.
charges, &c. paid tor the delivery, on intorma-
ton, by ne subscriber.
JOSIAH MOSFLEY.
Walkers Church, Prince Edwafd Aprhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

~ OF State are the assertions that " denuneia'
ton Of h IN had actually been received from
Car hagena and that thu Government possessed
- Others o. too secret a character 10 br pre-
spni.d" Did any one ever hear the Ike. or
read H. unless IN the trials for the Gunpowder
Treason, or IN the arrangement OF snme des-
:ineJ viciin IN The dungeons ol the lnqui'i-
ton
hoiwilhstanling the vsgneness aud generate
~ of the charges and suspicious against heh'
HARRISON ne has as completely proved ne
gatye upon every iiite of them, as II is possible
to prove such thing. The evidence which he
has produced 10 show that the whole tenor OF
his conducr and conversation, public and pr
vate was respectful 10 the Government. ana
such as to discourage all hostility TO IT, whether
by foreigners Or natives, is Irresistible II CO.
vers The whole ground, aud excludes the shad-
ow Of a dcupt
II is clear 10 us thai Mr.. Moore, aware OF
the indigniies offered TO his distinguishes co"n
tryman, who vet was entitled To diplomatic in
munities, would have been justified IN demand
ing his passports, as the alternative OF release
of Gen. II frum the espionage exercised over
him by the order Of the Government II he
bad felt as do on reading this detail. he
would have taken this course. Perhaps. how
ever, thai which he sctaally pursled was the
more prudent one,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
SODA WATER.

ME Subscribers Fountain is now in full
- operation. This being the CONNIE ncemeui
OF the season with him, he respectfully invites
al his friends and customers TO call.
April 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

What with crosses. hai.breeds, non .commIt-
tails aud fence men, the party ponncs OF our
sister State must be- in melancholy pred,ca.
ment. AS the ear III. KS are SO compounded
aud confused, they had better take fresh
stat, ULce moie. Bali Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

N RS. TOMPKINS, continues to 'fa'"
4Sn Music on The Piano Forte. She also ~
ceiv's y Dung ladies in her family as boaLds''
April /. inlM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

From he National Gdsette.
Wc woHl remind the editor of the Rich-
mond Enquirer. that the authors oil the FEEDER
alIst were bound, jointly anu several'y, for the
text of that work-responslble III Sohdum )
and il is understood that the essays underwent
a common revision. Hence, we may decide
with conf lence, what was the opinion of Mr..
Madison when they were issued We feel almost
sure thai the venerable statesman would not, nj
his iine sanction thu d1ctrines OF the. Enquirer
respecting the Supreme Court aud State sove-
reignty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

P0tibcat S1hs'ics A Pennsylvania paper
gives he following, as the constituent parts Of
the late AM, Masonic Convention IN that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Washington Saturday 1pdt 3.--The Senate
has mad respite rom tn alor OF Executive
business tor f. W days asi. IL understood
hat the mast knolty part OF what remains 10 be
done Was postponed, some days ago 10 Mpu
day week So that h most material al leas,
OF he uncomlrmsd appointments vi be he'd
~ further sespense until tat ume Nal lat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Hednesday, March 3l.-The Senate ,ran.ac.
ted great deal OF business. A number OF bills
from the House, and number Of Senate bills
went through their various stages several
were ordered TO be engrossed for a third read
ing The bill for increasing the terms Of the
U. States Courts, for the Southern Judicial
District Of the State of New York, and for adj
ding to the compensation of certain judges
was, after some debate, ordered to be engross.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

cary 70 inc act. entitled car act fixing the
e 70, Of Public Ministers, and of
Consuls residing on the Coast Of Barbary,
and for other purposes" passed on the lst
day Of May, 1910
AIr. Barnard presented The petition of
fine DistilIers of the City of Philadelphia,
to allow drawback on the expectation Of
domestic distilled spirits from foreign mo-
lasscs.
lie Lands. to whom had beer referred the
bin TO graduate the PRICE Of the public
lands. to make provision for actual settlers,
and TO cede The refuse, upon equitable
terms. and for mcritorious objects, to the
States inwhich they lie, reported It, with
out amendment.
The bill providing for dlo allowance Of
irterost 10 certain States therein mentioned,
IN epch advances made by them to the
United States during the late war as have
been or NAV hereafter be refunded to them,
yyitb the amendments of the COMMITTEE on
the Judiciary 10 the bill, was taken up in
Committee of the Whole, when, after a
short debate, it was postponed 10 Monday
next Adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06
TUESDAY DEcEMEEE ..

In the Senate yesterday Ar. BnowN, o.
North Carolina, appeared. was qualified
aad took his seat. MEMORIALS and ped-
tons were presented and referred. Two
resolutions offered on Thursday we're adop
ted, and others were submitted. Several
bulls IRON the House Of Representatives
we're read the second time and referred
me Diil 10 grant Preemption rights to set.
ueFs on the public lands was taken I'D and
ordered TO be recommiued.
10 the Houseof Representatives, a great
number Of petitions were presented and re.
ierred. Various resolutions were then
offered and adopted. Mr. HrST Of Yer
mont then moved the Consideration OF the
resolution which he had offered some days
since on The subject o. tie distribution Of
ne pTooeess O. tho public lands for the
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

Georgia and the Cherokee indians
he Legislature of Georgia, hie b,.r
tend the laws Of the State over lhe icr
in the occupancy Of the Cherokeesr
add II 20 certain counties, being lho
order Of the day, was taken up 90 o1
tee Of the whole, on the llh instant
amcndmen, was offered 10 The 6ih a
poslponing the extension Of The aF
the lst OF June next, and lost 90 2 Z.
ION. A good deal Of debate was G
Mr.. Shorter offered an amerdmeni
was adopted, ofsomc length, gong
the late harsh ordinances fibe ON.-
Council, and protect such Indians 81
wish 10 emigrate, 10 sell or 70 treat %
punish those exercising arbitrary
Any person or persons preventing y
from exercising their right Of sellii
grating or retreatipn for cessIon o.
to be guilty ofh'gh misder~...,ec,. .ri :
'shed VI 'p5 I'e.ronGary Those p
puh'sbing in,aans by death oTaDyd
acts' to fnficr death. That pah d III,
Se'cH.n, taxing f0n bloodcd indians
<'ncken out. After a long debate q
last section, the bin was rerorg3 ?
House with he amendments, and 70. {
taken up by sections. IN anea
was again offered, to postpone the o.
ton until the first Of Jnne, ard can
yeas 20 aad nays Il. The Dill vas
passed Without any dissenting yoic''
MAJ u
On Saturday night, during he 81
sno" storm. tho dwe'iling Eo1se oia .
9 20 "ho liye1 on the road !sa.'.
D'uH Daic to C'.rrolIion, was siT1es /,
isn'n ,, aI' three Of his Children y.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

From Campeachy.-By the ship D
iemona, at New York, the E3n
the Merchantlle Advertiser have rUa
Campeechy papers, which annouac
the State of Yucalan has formally d.da
in favor Of consolidation oC all DE 81
IF Mexico; the establishment Of q Ca.
Government, to exercise a general s
and the abolition Of the present Salt
y,rnmenis. This act was agreed a
the civil and military authorities, 90.
nounced by a proclamation Of the Go'a'
lated at Yucatan, Nov. 8. They a.a.
-lare that they will not submit 10 ia
'hortv ofany Governor who vii Dol p
carrying THIS object into effect.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

So .7rsdher aiie@pt@ RoJ he Ial-
: day nIshi last, two attempts vsIs =
, stop the Western Mail Stage, -.
his Pl1ce ard Harrisburg. no ~'
tempt was made Eas. oil Moua.o'.
Tie second about enc mle East Of =
.cib-.own. The FIRST aiiewp! wls
,by three uen, aud the second y
Each time TIE driver, who was aii'.. +. I.
pistols, fred upon them, which 50 -, -
he horses that they ran of ara :.
roblers tc''.l-r----rtsr ee@S
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ..
II SEN.4TE.

Tae motion Yesterday submitted by AIr.
Holmes, 10 relation to the condition Of the
public deposits IN the State Banks, was
taken up und agreed to.
Mr.. Smith, of Nd. offered the following
resolution:
Resolre8, That the Committee on
Foreign Relations be instructed to con-
sider whether any alterations are leces-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

fcoa, mado declaration today Il.
Prefcct, that Paez had called a ~.
he noisbles Of the former place
submitted 10 them a letter from z
dareia, tie Secretary ofWar, Con-,
project fer GROWING Bolivar. sr1
ing him TO tie daughter Of the Drl.
leans, the crown 10 he Eereditsrr
case of Bolivar's death Wuhrpi,
descend to tie Duke. After al ~,
var has said ard done, such a no.
appears highly improbable, and ~
mere fiction. But it is also him
m case Bolivar's assuming sumo,
er. Venezuela is resolved utopa
ton And all the circum>taEcesm
gether, as | have Just observed ],
latent Disturbances. In conseor,.-
The order of government most a5..
The condition oftho country, q pna,.
! lesto has made It's appearance hee
! nv forty three persons, the create
whom are officers Of the goycmne
many mere subaltcrns, almost %
lhan boys. 1t contains the io.op-,
hcies:-
I. That the government should
,abHshcd on popular, elective ast
sentative basis.
.. That Simon Bolivar be Pus
life.
3. That ne be clothed with Ae
/ necessary to enforce respect 20 d,
/ md his own difniiy, 90 chat IN
criines may 60 unpuulshcd, and
nav have liberty 10 do what mavh
sary 10 secure public freedom, ban,
and prosperity.
/ /. That IN case Of his death iIo
Gon Of tho Republic fall proyIsor
/ the Vice President during the tim,
sery for the election OF a new Pre-
who shall remain in Office for ihC a
I Nation may hereafter decide.
5. That the legislative body rr
established in such a manner that \
never happen after the death ofik N
ator President for life, any ono Vlo I
ann at usurplng the national rights ..
/ Producing factions into the Republic
Whatever may be the form Of .uu
ment resolved upon, no doubt Bclgr
be placed at the head Of 1t, and most q
ably for life. lin spite Of all bis pc.
tations he aims at more, then il Hs
presumed that Venezuela will separate
Although NlaracaybO was conn.
with Venezuela under the Spanshug.
she is really disconnected, bolh go.l
ically and politically, She has Do d
merce with her neighbors on l.' 8
while her very existence depends a.a
relations with the South, ard her m
BE waters are all in that direction
case Of a separation it Is to be P'es
/ that she would unite herself (as hers
ton obviously dictates) with Bogoa
! the interior towards the South, raitu
with the country on the other side
which she has scarcely a common Iaa
Whatever news may occur 500
EXPECT to hear from me-"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06
FROM COLOlIRTA

he Editors Of the New York Journal
.ol Commerce have been favored with 4 let
ter from an intelligent American gentle.
man IN Colombia, ofwhich tie lollogiup :
m extract:
MARAcHEo, Nov. .. 1870
Since | last wrote you. orr rol,,;c,i
aorlzon has mol by any means Lr,9btonc5
feoPle DO not seem to think that the Con.
s'I'ient Congress viii be productive If tbe
result desired, and We seriously apsrebend
'ha' the troubles Of Colombia are not yet
al an end. Various rumora arc abroad
many Of them doubtless with a sleode,
iG3undation' but sufficient to show the. M,
chef IS brewing. Private letters r.
Caracas intimate with Pace, had ~, III
ne would take no part in promo ,,o -. 80.
system, but would leave the y - g - =
make their own divisions, 70, ,coS -, .,ao -
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