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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
Vuiti0N
IN Drawing, and in Ms Spanish and Haha'
Languages.

IN Draping, and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.
. PtNISiiH respectfully offers TO The citizens o.
y. Alexandria his services to teach in the above
branches
Ms. pinistri is an Italian artist. has taught in New.
York for The space of twelve years, and IN this District
for the Ia. t three wears, and is now teaching IN some oil
the mos, respectable families OF tins pisce.
DraDing IS useful 10 ALTO young ladies, as an &C
complishmcnt and an elegant finish to their educa
tion;- To young gentle men, 20 facilitate and give an
elegant 6uis h to their course Of pursuits. viz: IA 4 law
yer, N the use Of maps, direction Of land, sc to n
Doctor, for the anatomical study, drawing chemical IN
s,ruments, &c ; to a m reliant, to understand, stamps.
patterns, sc tn mechanical professions, II IS not l ss
useful No tailor can make a graceful! and well suited
dress without Il; 10 carpenters, sllp-builicr-, house
builders, &c itis Indispensable: IN fact, there cannot
be a welt-inisied mechanic of any kind without a
knowledge & drawing
This art, like all others, should be taught gradually
beginning with simple drawing and Swallowing III
crayon, water color, India ink, &c. until the pupil sr
riy.s at a proper proficiency to paint in oil.
. Any other course is not calculated Tor
proper instruction. The principles ofthe art must be
unders, God as the learner progresses. VI. Pinistr' re-
fers to MIR J G. Chapman. on this head He propos
es tesching ali the various branches at painting mct!
ding imitation in oil on cambria or paper, all expcdI
,ious method. and preferable to any other in teaching.
The Spanish Language is now pariicu'sr', usrll',
from the con t3nt Intercourse between tho United
States and south america.
The Haiian Language-ihe most beautiful and mar
monious OF al ,ongu, s will not only be a" accomplish
m.nt, but of real and practical advantage. Dcryed
from The Latin. it must please protested scholars and
students. II is now the common. and =eems 10 be the
appropriate language of music, which renders II pecu
I,sriy adapted 10 Dung ladies 1t Is singular that there
re no 81 .ent letters bu, one. and every word IS ende'
by a yo 81.
Price Of Tuition:
For | pupil, "a lessons 20 "a Quarter $40
- to 8 do do do . do
10 pup,,s and upwards do do
Night class for young gentlemen q 90
References:
New York, Hon S Van ltensseiaer, Hon y D. Co'
den. late Mayor; Hon. James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, -. c. Commodore Patterson and Tho
mas Peters, Esq.
Alex mdria, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson T. Mason
ESQ ,aie Ma, or, l.. Lewis AMI y Cartisi, tsq,
u pinistr has already commenced MS frentnt
! Drap,ne School at ar HaliowrlPs. As soon As a sui
hcien; riumher Of sub. c-ihcrs Is obtained, he wiilcoh
mcnce hI. M. nish Erening School
: lie eau be found at Mrs itebecca Taylor's, on King
! street. Some yf his drawings can be seen at Ar. Msr
tins Book Store.
r 20 Sn,pe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
CUtii\iON ( aytS.

MIR has the honor to announce that he
wi will give u Gotillion PARTY on "Wednesday even
ing next, TO which he respectfully invites the ladies
and gentlemen of Alexandra.
nov go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
pNtent Makers.

rpw n,te,t Bakers, the mos, cheap and convent.
.,;.Is .v-r Introduced into this market for
baking biscuit, pies &c ,m II blaze enough to boil
a kettle, being amply sufficient to bake biscuit at the
same time. "
INV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

A Jackson meeting was held on Thursday eve
ming, we understand that it was pre-eminently
disOrderly. The Inquirer says OF 1t:
"a scene of riot and confusion took place at
the pubic meeting last night. which has no paral.
lei in the annals Of this orderly and enlightened
city"
Need any man of observation be told why this
CONFUSION arose2 We think not. As long
as men go to church to ,co' ship, they agree; but
when they have ceased to reverence the object at
the shrine. they are apt to quarrel about the de
c~ura,ions of the altar. The particular dispute,
ST. far as we understand the matter. arose out oi
the question IF Mr.. Wolf's re-nomination, and
the party which are for him succeeded.
rN s. EOspHp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
For New Orleans.

~ The coppered and copper fastened new brig
GI3 TRIBUNE,
Isaac Staples. master, will sslt for the above port or
hte 18Th ins.an. Persons wishing to ship by tins
,pIendid packet, will Pies make early apple ton to
nov 3-tl5l FRANKLIN & AR iFlEi ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
phineas Jnnney

YNlNG us NIIC
ggA lust received. per brig John, Capt. Thompson,
from Stockholm,
$50 TONS OF SWEDISH IRON,
which. with 26U IONS of swedish An English iron pre-
vio,sl. in store, makes his assortment, very completes
consisting of 4 ouni Iror from } 10 OF an inch to . m
ches diameter, square ditto, from 1 OF an inch to 4 m
ches square; Flat ditto, from l inch to III 'nches VIDE
onI from ! of AN inch 10 1 l3 inch thick; Plough
Plates aud Land Sides
also in Store.
so BOXES Of TIN in PLATES, oil various
sizes and excellent quality. All OF which he oilers tor
sale on .:cnm mol ttlng terms.
10th me 25-eo7t [Nat. Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

i"eOo'destlansuase Of Intimidation is address
~ =" Ie British House of Peers, by the editors
a|u other writer's who advocate the Reform Bill.
Tue alternative held out to them, as certain, is,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

.nh.r Term of the United States
l' -, for this District commenced here
.' The Court is adjourned until Thurs
relay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

From Sicity.-We learn. says the New York
Mercantile, by the Francia, from Messina, that
all unsuccessful attemp; to create a revolution in
Sicily, was made On the night Of the lst Septem-
Der at Palermo. An organized body of two
thousand conspirators had formed in the suburbs,
and agreed to enter the city at given hour in di-
visions Of 500, at the four different gates. But
BY some mistake, or accidental circumstance, the
instant that one of the divisions had effected an
entrance, the alarm bells were rung, the troops
were immediately in motion, aud most OF the con-
s~pirators who entered were killed or made prison.
ers. Their companions on hearing the alarm,
did not attempt to enter the gates. but dispersed
in the neishoorhood. 1t is apprehended that fur
Their, aud more formidable attempts would be
made to effect a change in the government-as
much disquietude existed throughout the Island.
Mr.. Jonas Ably, of Frederick county, VA has
invented a machine for cutting out boots. 1t is
so constructed that from one to twenty pair may
be cut at the same stroke of the knife, and the
principles upon which it is based are so correct
that any person unacquainted with the business,
can with the aid of this machine, cut out a pair
of boots as correctly as the most experienced
workman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
Gowyie shells

ann COWRlE or Leopard Shells, from the In
%VOdian Ocean, beautiful mantel ornaments, ant
for snuff boxes, just received and for sale by
nov GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.

,y u0RyING, N0PEHBER 8. 1871.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

Inc Boston papers announce the death of the
ION jonathan Mason. a distinguished citizen Of
Massachusetts,. His life has been one of great
"0ic AMI private usefulness. In addition to ma
:! Oaices IN the local government of the state,
'e mas represented it in both houses of Congress,
VITA great ability. lie was in the 18th year of
is aye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

"sunderstand, says the Philadelphia Gazette
" thursday, that Mr.. Shstmire, the young man
N0O was Yesterday convicted in the U. S. Court
"' passing counterfeit money. committed suicide
" Prson, this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08
DR.H IS rms D3T.
Grand Consolidated ottery,

Class No. 2 for 1881,
20 ~. lr,wr at Wiln.nytoN, u. an uesday, N"vS
/ do of 10000 10 do of 1000
| DO Of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves } so; qu,rtersl IS.
To De had II a var ETY. u numbers 1
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Sire g., pposi eh Frank n II use
II Orders from the couatry will be promptly Al.
tended to.
Drawing If he Virginia Weii'burg Lottery, No II:
As IS 50 81 81 40 20 10 55 50
Un3n Cana tottcr,. Gss- No =.
81 S4 Al "a 7 81. ~ 4S 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-08

the passage VI the bill, u the destruction VI the
Peerage: submission On their part, or violence on
that Of the People. In the debate in the house
of Commons, on the 18th September, Sir James
scarletr and Mr.. A. Barring represented and de.
precated the bill as a new constitution for Great
Britaln-a new system tantamount to complete
democracy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25

brandy, HOLLAND oNh' "o'
o. PIPES cognac brandy
- do Holland gin
hhds 5tt proof Jamaica run
lObbls whiskcy cm;,rrse
1900 lbs soft sheed almonds o,rr,
chests young hyson tea, Nassau aus 5 cargo
casks cheese. Received TOT So e. ~
,,. ro,o-s teas. coffee. loaf and brown sugars,
vines hquois, spr2
spices, &C as usual ----A----t--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25
E0r Sale or harter,

Ux,,, lot nearly opposite the late dwelling mouse
Of Mr., lanes Keith. sen. deceased, eigh'y.elga'
on Water street. extending east to Union stree
&C. ~ the or and WH9RF commencing at the CORNER
Of Wilkes ard Streets fronting on the
ven9 y, ground rent Of thirty-two dollars ana
p;Ue,y.Iwo cents This property will he exchanged
sor a comfortable dwelling house, eliglby st wn@r
Apply 70
mai "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25
" MDaYl1yn APRIL as. 1884, MRW sRRMEso WUao Y
Sugar. MoAasses, &c


400 HHDs. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
lUU part of which are prime
"a bbls. white and brown Cuba do
do Porto Rico do
10 hhds New Orleans molasses
2pipes Cognac brandy, Goddard's brand
do Holland gin
Is hhds. and bris. Lisbon wine
half pipes sherry do
IL cstty boxes gunpowder tea
half chest poushong do
100 pieces German IIessans
100 do brown rolls
dc fine bleached ticknburgs
100 bundles Crooks cotton yarn
1900 quincy bags
100 bundles binders and bandb0x boards
$50 reams super and No and letter paper
90 do Pot and Cap do
Bakers and Lapham's no chocolate in Boxes
and balfboxes
Patent shot, from the PhGnis Co. assorted
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
For sale by 5. MESsERSMITH.
apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25
Bacon.

Bacon.
|NNN LBS, good Bacon, assorted, for SAFE by
WV SAML. B. LARAOUR 4 Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25
Real Bottling Cellar.

RCdI oOttIHS N'Of1"I"
ID J SAIVETAT has on hand an assortment OF
Il CHAMPAIGN e CLaRET HINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, &C. of his
own importation. London Porter. Ilibbert's Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia, George
sown and Alexandria Ale and Porter; bottled Grab CT
der Athese he is prepared to send round to his Gus
toners in prime order. Good strong and distilled Vi
negar; Corks Of various qualities.
Dyeing and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles.
N d Order, for any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the eli
mates to which vessels may be bound An object OF
some importance to commanders who are aware ofher
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street, Alexandra, apr6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25
Earthenware, China, y Glass.


- The subscriber offers for sale, AT mode
rate prices beautiful assortment of the
above articles; among which he would
enumerate
~ Blue and crimson Liverpool dinner sets
Blue and brown printed do ewers and ba-
&$5$a sins, &c.
E0SN DO do do sde cups and sau
GERS, plates, 80.
French tea china cups and saseers and plates,
gold band
English do do do. plain and gilt
Bronze astral, mantel, bracket and shop lamps
Glass lamps, hall, man'el, signal
Gu. glass d.canters, tuu,blers and wines
DO dishes, bowls and ceteries
general ass ,rlment of pressed, moulded, and
plain glassware
Also,
so gross patent Bristol porter bottles
English and German pipes
90 boxes fresh lemons, 10 fine order
IS baskets of salad oil, (Bordeaux) stamped bot
ties, said to be (bya connoscur) unusually
pure and fine
apr6 ROBERT Fl. MILLER
. az National Ipteligencer and Georgetown Colum.
bian will publish the above cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-25

New Monks, ct,

New 8o0ks, etc.
nWlN MARTIN has just received his supply tor
u ne season Of
Books AND STATIONARY, Viz:
-o0Es IN general
rs school bibles
'a .,' S elegantly bound
b'o<- o.. a7'-an PRAYER various sizes bindings
AetO Socks. riz:
sl'e Bruins school geography, by S. G. Gooderich
~ OF Mythology, for the use of schools
~ Shmes Twins, sc by the author OF Pelham
ane' on lRhleliy
u'H lectures on school keeping
, a''ec''h On the mystery Of Meschiansa
nsNfs pl the late Revelation in France
Reports on decorative and fixed engines. Accounts
we Liverpool and Manchester Rsilway. with plates
''S', NEAT editions of the f9llotcing useful rorEs:
sFno''s Elements Of Physics
rsines elements OF mental and moral science
nashon the mind; Goods buck OF nature
OeSees on children; Devices on females
SeA on the teeth, Henry's chemistry
SMieyoung miilwnght & miller's guide, with plates
"caosOn's operative mechanic and British ma
Stationary:
rSst, cap, folio post and deny writing paper
n"'e paper various sizes
r,orce.'N gold visiting cards
UnpP'ns papers bonnet bosrdo
Sack lead pencils
ns'POrn,ed pencil cases, some very low
Siaard Noyes' ink and ink powder
cssEhenahcl instruments, a great sariety
S n, and English chessmen
S SIak books OF almost every description
9HOSl silver, and steel pens. penknves, &C. &c.
en.S winch he offers fJr sale at his store, King 81
So'r eas Of Royal street. Alexandra Country
,.d ." Who purchase in town would do well to cal
an, ~ his stock ofSchool Books and Stationary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

"AsHINGroN, Feb l2.-In the SENATE vestsrday
MT Ellis from the Committee on Public Lands renor,
ed OIL granting a township Of land for the Jsferson
ohege, IN mississippi; which read and ordered IN
second reading. The bill from the House Of Ren,.
seh'auVes' making appropriations for the support NJ
government Tor the year 1884, was ead and
70 tne committee on Finance. Mr.. Hayne from Inc co
ect committee to which had been referred the bill from
ne rouse OF Representatives for the settlement Of The
accounts OF James Monroe, reported the same with an
amehurnent, striking out the words or public service
losses and sacrlices" The bill for the cometion
support OF OF the PeDenary in the District of Colurn
pa ana lot DINER purposes, read the third fine and
passed. ne senate resumed, as unfinished business
me consideration Of the resolution submitted NV Mr
Drunuy' Problbng the select committee aspoioed IN
inquire mo me condition Of the Post-Ofice Depar,
menu rom calling before them the persons who bav
oeen u'snissed iFem Office for the purpose of ascer
.siuing the reasons or causes OF their removal M
oououry' VINO had the floor, then resumed his arou
MEM IN favor OF the resolution, and concluded about
o CLOCK. messrs. SPrague, Livingston, and Holmes
subsequently addressed the Senate. Mr. Iivinyston
oiereu az an amendment, substitute TO part of ts re-
so'uuon declaring that the committee shall not make
RguTy mo the reasons which have induced the Posi-.
master Seneral 70 make any removals OF his DEPUTIES
Mr. Holmes then addressed the Senate in opposition IA
the amendment Tor about half an heur when he gavs
way 10 motion TO adjourn b"''
IN the House Of RepTssenfot;v,, NJ WIFI. ofN
iors from the Committee on Naval Affairs reported ,
bill for the construction Of Naval Hospitals Al fbsrlss
town, Masacbusetts, Brooklyn, N York and psnsssai
which was read twice. referred 10 the Com,o;,,ss ~ H.
Whole on the State Of the Union and fogs,bs, 81,
! The documents, ordered to be printed Hr iscoma,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

The Vice President stated, that forty seven v,,..
"pns oeen gwen twenty-four were mai ritz NJ Nh =
"e was inv elected Printer TO the Ssnat,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
-, .''''u" ueci"ring that the Select Co,nnj,te.
20 xam'no The present condition of the Po.,
e' - par"heh'' were not autbo lied to call b.fo,s
MN persons removed from Office for the nh No. ~
pertaining the causn Of their removal va. 80 -
ken up. '' was again Ia
Mr. Grundy concluded hi, speseb in ,u,,or, =, A..
resolution. P" !" support OF the
and opposed the resolution ''"''sS'
MIR. Clayton commenced hi, Ys;o,d. -. ,
.esouion' and continued 10 speak nearly tyo -.
ou, gave way, at half past four o'clock. for mo,io,
Inc nate accordingly adjourned until tyvsIv. ..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
COMMITTEE 90 S ., Ms. Eyere" OF Masachu.eus the
Honhee on me Library was dis charged from m. f,
ther consideration Of The proposal Of Conve. ~.
Suo'ishiog serotyps edition Of The laws Of tbs lJn;,J
'aes' ana the ssd proposals were referred to tbs CIR
mltee oil the Whole House 10 which 4, ronm;,,.J a.
pint resolution directing sub.cripton fo, .ne
eoi ION OF me laws of the United a,os promo, - ~ ~
published by Duff Green. P''P''s !" DC
Ga motion OF Mr. Everett IN. ..;a .
discharged from the further considers ion IF " %
submitted oy Mr.. Howard, on the sO,b of Ia..n'
ProposIng mat certain repot. made bv IN, Co.
ntees on y mnercs and Msnufaetur.s -; 10 10 UNI
lSoS iSOS and 1904, be printed 10, ,ha VIC year
Hou'e' and 'hs said resolution was laid nm ,h ~"
HIr' Evereu' rom the same committee TO which
"o 'e'o,n ION submitted some DAYS sio.s n,
Mr JJhnson OF Kentucky, upon the subisct ,a,,y
the following resolution; which was read and 49,
to- on division. 80 10 81: ' Auu sgisoo
Hes0fUed, That The Clerk Of ibis IJouss cana. a., -
preserved Tor each 'mber Of the RI ,n,e AZ 80,
~ good binding OF all the documents prin,sd h eoPy
OF enh'r House, at each future session Of C,on
REPORTS OF THE JUDICIARY CouM1Trrr
Inc resolution to print 5000 copies Of the rno., =
w m11riiy and minority Of the Judiciary C,pi, W
OF he subject Of The repeal OF tho 2Sh s.eioo ~ -,
Suee~y act OF l7s9, wac again taken I'D for coos;ds
Ny Oanisl add 'essed the Hou,e after NJ, c,.u,.,
business expired V"' ioi mornin;
| lion: '9 "o io"o"inS fesolu
RESOLVED, That tbs Presiden, Of the tto;,sa @
reqn 'med 10 communicate TO this hou,s An. 80, "
eaeh dsialeaion, and the names Of ,hs Sf,sI' y, .
hfmss End amount OF each peeDIaon no 49,, 'I' us
~ OF fraudulent use o. the publie mo1sY g. e
10 me employment Of the Government, "a
o' me person or pers :erned tha5sn' - na.ne
Ss' IN which the public money has besn no.,ou,,s
Wv ron the obj eis for which II wa, o.
|'ogrss'; and al'o the amount OF lmprops
i w o,ncers. agents, or Others in the pnb,;s Nv
pyJ ,Isn mace oy any Of tbs Dsparfee Dt, Of d. on
ts, voc smonnt thereof, .sod 10 whom sIlo,r !,
since ne 81 day Of March, Iszs " "H0" "'oF cd
mf CIaWIord unlimited 90 amt ,dso.o, A., =,
100 OF which he should move nbsn r. 49,, ~, sup
preservation and fePsIs Of ne Csmb,r.nS ~ 'oI tn'
zen mp snd inc snendnsni wss ofssvsd 70 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

gave notice that he should. Tuesday move the Hous.
.aks up me resolution offered by him In relation 10
us e 'wuges Q. me supreme Court. The resolution of
MI. white Of New York. for the printing Of 5000 add
P'''ons copies Of tho report Of the ComS.e m m.
respecting the repeal of the 25th section f
ne judicial act was next taken into consideration and
daniel continued his argument in support Of the
proposition, until the close oil the hour. The House
on motion Of MIR. McDuffie took up the hill On T.,
oy yeas aud nays. bya vote Of l02 to 49, for IN.
re.ei OF the widow Of the lsmented Commodore De
sa'ur ana went into Committee upon II, Mr. Csmbre-
eng IN the chair. II was debated ill near O'clock
Sy Mes''rs. Potter, Storrs McDufe. Hoffman, Craig
larson, "himlesey, Barrnger, Miller, Sutherland
Doddridge, Chiffon, Crockett, and polk Various :a'
mendmen's were proposed; after which, the committee
Ioso anu reported. Two of the anne ndments of the
Gemih'ee were concurred in, and a third one rejected
was renewed and further discussion ensued; but
the previous question being called for and seconded
main question was taken by ayes snd noes. and the
rouse refused TO order the engrossment of the hill for
"ra reading by vote OF 80 TO 81 Mr. Doddridge sub
Ssfuenuy moved the reconsideration of the vote but
oeore was acted upon, adjournment took place A.
nearly o'clock. fH ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

os""e'S-on Tuesday, various Reports vv.,. Lila
'oe Rouse OF Delegates, which rela,, ~ .' .as
ture. "eiofe the Legisls-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17
DEATH OF BOIJYARII

NORFOLK, Feb. Owe have been noI;,aIy ,,.,.- !,
oy commercial friend with files of the Kipgston Ia
inaica Courant The Courant of 9Th January -,
Ine ofhcitl announcement Of the DEAru II Co.,
oiMON BOLIVAR, the Liberator of S,.th Anoar;e
The melancholy event is contained in the p,n.i.,
non issued by Don Juan de Francisco de Ma,tin Do
iect on the Department. to the citizens of Maad.,.as
osed CarihageDa, Dec 81 $780, He died ON The I7,t
OF mat month at p. M as we suppose 0bougb =, =;
nov s'ated,) at The Camp OF Hacienda a ieavue e..
santa Martha az his valedictory address n ,bs C,
Camp 1 rom the
~ Don 1u<r Francis Martin, Prset Of tbs Department, A.,
CHz-n NJ OF hsgdsleDa- Pene,t ated win IN ~, =.
es' grief am overwhelmed W itb sorrow T,a r r.
OF our Country Is no more The public eaami,;es snt
'he ingrabiude OF bis enemies, have min, q, a..
unumeiy grave on the 18th inst. al I p M III; .J
mas been hasten by his betoc sacr6e-s fer h;s 80.
Try; and the tears Of bis friends attest tba
tneir grief for the loss Of hero whose name -,
10 ever embsimed 10 the hearts of hi, cono,rym.n VIC
Ctzens-Tbe Lihera'or has been devoteS % co., .,
the latest period OF his existence. Hear bis -
respect his DEGREES, which, should we violate ~ %
ionai ruin must be the infalible result and IN. ;nJ
Pendeoce OF Colombia will die with the hero who
her liberty. VIZ NOW VINO gave
Ciizens-The Liberator has left n, so,.v., w
must be unanimous, and 20 hand 10 hand for the .ood
OF me Union, and secure what he has sIrestv
20 Tor us-obeying the actual Government, IN o,ds, -,
iiberate us from anarchy, and our conduct vii, CO.,,
pond with the Lberaors desres Rem,in srn,v ,,n,,
co together. aid swear Lis gray. TO fIIoy nm ~
detst which his in,pired mind laid down or ,b
o. his country, aud, by this means will we H. nor h
memory, ind discharge heavy debt Of gratitude ~
JUAN DE FRANCISCO DE MARTIN
CaFihagena, DC 81. 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

we reg ct to state, that T. w Gilmer Eso 5..,---,
the Community viIgn, Assembly In his regret nine :. nth"
usefulness, honor nesrity and se proud OF his talents
ss va march IN the career OF legislative rlosy Bu, s
nounee The Gee re-eloetion propsr tina, should se
.,on n ac, as soon possible. motives are ,.a
Stances people OF Abomae They know that nv eisew
1890 '"e permit
am destined to labor the own nclinaoos.
,oe Una. owe much 70 the generous poooe Of a sea-
.m ~ that continued absence from INV aa, ys.A
Of h u whe many Citizen. more aoSy ,h.
.en. OF State policy to lied n ~ .ne impor-
OF the next legislature" osmana The attention