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Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
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Extracts from letters in Puerto Cabello report a decree by the Liberator allowing national vales for export duties and one-eighth for imports to boost commerce. Mail brings news of an army laying down arms, refusing to fight brethren Colombians, benefiting agriculture. Reserve recruiting countermanded. Bolivar pleased, enabling family union.
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A decree of the Liberator ordains that the Custom House shall receive the vales of the nation in payment of export duties, and one-eighth in said vales in payment of import duties. This measure will give activity to commerce for those who possess large sums of that mail has just brought the news that the in army have just laid down their arms, refusing to fight against their brethren the Colombians. This will be of real benefit to agriculture. The grand recruiting for the corps of reserve has been countermanded. Bolivar through to be glad of this grand result, which will make him powerful, and enable him to attempt a union of the great family.
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Porto Cabello
Event Date
15th Ultimo
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army have just laid down their arms; benefit to agriculture; grand recruiting countermanded; will make him powerful and enable union of the great family
Event Details
Decree ordains Custom House receive vales of the nation for export duties and one-eighth for import duties to give activity to commerce. Mail brings news army laid down arms refusing to fight brethren th-mbiuns. Grand recruiting for p of reserve countermanded. Bo-hvroug glad of result.