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deGre , or what remains for me to urge
upon your confederation Surely the pof-
FELTON, of 70 many privileges mutt form, in
your minds fueh a friking contraR with
the fate Of Europe, as needs no illufration,
mutt call forth ientiments of fefvenr graft
tude to Heaven, and bind you together in
ties of reciprocal affection, yet this is not
the cafe; | fee you divided, turbulent &
diicontented; torn by violent paaions, and
difratted by party animofty negietting
your true interef to indulge in ralevo-
lence and rancor.
Whence, then, this fpirit Of difcord :
Whence comes the fend that blaies your
fairelt crop Of felicity, & poifons the cup
Of life I? Surely this demon is net generar-
ed in our foil ii is OF foreign origin; this
weed that overuns our garden, is bro'r
from other lands. Yes, Americans, you
may trace its progrefs. This peGilence
has been imported from the dungeons OF
Europe; in every infance it has origin
ated with forsiguers; men who had no
thing to lofe; mere adventures, without
lntere& in our happiness, or knowledge Of
our laws, have been the ffa TO blow the
trump Of confution; to light the pie of
deitruefion, that they might profit by The
ruin; theie are the men who now pretend
TO read you lectures on government; tEeie
are rho T,if nU1ed r,,tr;te h, ~, ~ ,.,.,.t,
you your duties. No fooner are they
landed on our flores, but h6eyy is thrir
cry. Poe! ilaves! who never knew its
value but BY priystion. Yer tbeJr are the
Characters who now fit as judges, and de-
nounce the government which eifablilhei
and preierved our independence, as arillo-
cratical, Anglo snonarchieal and ryfanni
cal. And can il be poiiible. thar the pep
pie who seGaed in the field the impoliien
Of a Britifh cabinet, can now Gbmit to
the inlolence Of foreign renegadoes' For
bid ii decency; forbid il ny country!
Lerus ipurn tie baf idea Of being dupes
20 iuch Aftiices-Let Us fhow ileic glac,p-
ing Pafrt0t5, who burn with tuch .o!iCi-
tuie for our freedom, thar We are not faf.
hciently tired of donaeGic happi1els TO
echo their landelous aba(e-- Let Us flake
Off the yoke Of parry diainttions, 70 Aft
duoally cultivated b. detigning FoREleN-
Frs among& US, and ante as brethren of
one common family, in the puyfuit Of Ra-
tionai Liberty and Jufice; in tie eultiva-
ton Of do neaic peace and mutual good
will; in the manly fuPport Of focal order
under the banners Of the government Of our
choice Let us I" reiSore harmony 10 60
cial in,ercoarls, not by inv:aious diiiirc-
tions among ourlelyes, bur by joa OBJ
horrence of thofe ihanelels arts 70 long
pfactiled On our creduiity, and by racEi-
ted contempt for their aercenary authors,
the itum Of foreign cliaes, and ii, d,f-
grace 70 our more t3Yored country.
A NATIVE AMERICAN.
(CDm. Ia
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flipping in the dock, the tide was at its
height, when the fire was hrf difcoyered,
and they were lpeediIy removed. The
lois was ettimayed at one million ferling.
The Mercury, Stoddart, from this port,
and Daphne, Malcolm, from Savannah,
arrived at Liverpool. The Mac was 10
fail few days after the Boyne, for this
polt.
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Mechanic Relief Society.

rErHE Members OF the above Society will
{ pieale to take notice that qu-rteriy meeting
Will be held on WEDNESDAY tie al day of
November, at 6 O'Clock in the evening, at Mr.
Motifs Tavern.
JOHN V. THOMAS. sec'ry.
O9nher 7G
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:, AIcerine territory. Should the
. t's ,;,I. 70 adhere to thefe conditions,
DE. IT, - of war have orders to blockade
ts port. 6 ,bs dukelom Of Cleyes.
Iva ~ on the left of the Rhine, is, it is
b T'.sd. about being coded to The Batavi-
'Hs n1s.'bl;c for ten millions of tlorins.
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Five Dollars Reward.

GTRAYED from ellis paaurc near Alexan-
~ dria, two or three weeks ilnce, handlomc
AoRREL COLT, years ID, 10 or IA hanfs
high with witch tail and has never been mod.
The above reward will be pait TO any perion thar
viii deliver him to me in Alexandria ard reafon-
able charges.
or. q. oo,t
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Is Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the Subfcriber, in Alex
N andria, on the frit day Of February, 1907,
a NEGRO WOMAN named NELLY. She
was bought of George Broom, Of George Town,
by !f4ac Means, and was fold to the Subfcriher,
in Alexandria, by the faid Means. from 1hich
place he abfcondcd. She is about s. years OF
age, tal and fender one or two teeth cut before,
and marked with the fnall-pox She is ola yell
lowifh caH, and talkative. Whoever vii appre-
bend faid run away, and fecure her in any Jail
70 that get her again fhal receive he above
Reward.
ABNER WIILBoRNE.
O6. 18. cost
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RouEN, SEPTEMBER /.

-. Collector of the Cufoms has noti-
/. merchants, that Rouen not being
the ports Delegated for the entrePot
~ iTnbscco, they will not Only be refufe1
',n;ttsrce, but viii be liable to ieizure,
''a'.nrmably to the Art. ii. of the law of
!. -, 10th FloTeal, year IL, (Ioth May,
e ,so,j. He accordingly invites them 70
woke , the orders they may have given
+, thar merchandise, or TO alter its de.ti-
nation.
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Americans Let me for moment call
upon your attention. Surrounded by every
hlefing of life; exempt from the calaml-
ties of war favored with the enjoyment
of civil & religious liberty; & living in
rich, extenfiye garigated country, whole
productions, while they furnifh the means Of
iubiiftence at home, confitute an exhauf-
lefs fund for the fupport Of your relpefia-
bility abroad. What more can you de-
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TUITION.

g 'Tn edacation farms the e0mmou nina,
!" Jy9 as TIE t1vig i bent the tres ~
cLW'd."
THE fubfcriber purpofes opening Sc
minary for Young Ladies, on Monday tie
18th Of this month, in the fra room of
Mrs. Fletcher's houfe, on the fouth fde
of Prince reet between Pitt and ST. A
faph's- Rreet, where will be taught Read
ing, Penmnnlup, Engl5@ Grammar, Geo.
CRAFTY &c.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
N. B. The terms will be Far Dollars
per quarter, and One Dollar entrance the
entrance money to be paid when the pupil
commences.
Iune II.
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BALTIMORE, June II.

Arrived, ichooner Charlotte, SaitbGry,
- DAYS from KiDgfor, tJam.) Left the
S ri Hopewell, Corrie, OF New York, to
Gil for North Carolina, in 8 days /; brig
MARY, Young, Of Norfolk, jua arrived
1chooner Mary, Everett, OF Alexandria,
10 fail in s days for N. Orleans. Ship
Worceaer, of and for Bottom, failed in
company. Schooner Success, Budden, of
and for Norfolk, failed the day before. A
ichooner from Philadelphia, and loop
from Alexandria, names unknown, arrived
the day he failed. Saw feyeral sefels At
anchor in the bay, fuPpofed bound up.
Arrived, the French fchooler LIE Cou-
rier, captain Moniort, 45 days from
1sOrient, with dipatches from the lecre-
tary Of fate, and French minifer. Brings
nothing new.
June is.
Arrived, the Engliih brig Srrinam,
captain Keen, IS days from Martinique.
Left feyeral American veGels there names
unknown.
ALTO fchooner Experiment, capt. Jenne,
from Port-au-Prince. Left there, ihips
Warren, Phillips, of and for Baltimore, in
10 days; Hero, Smith, Of New York ;
brig Skilsy, capt. of Philadelphia );
ichr. Hunt, capt. -, of do. On the
18th June, off Cape Hatteras, fpoke the
brig Charleaon Packet, from New York,
bound to Charleiton. On the 10Th, of,
Cape Henry, fpoke the ichr. Nancy, Ira.
vers, for ST. Augufine Atlantic, Hill,
from fredericksburg, bound to Antigua;
and Demars, Hopkins, of Norfolk.
A Bremen barque has ju& comc-to an.
Choir at the quarantine ground.
Arrived, the Bremen baEque Juno, Sepa-
ton from Bremen. Left the Bremen barque
Eolus. Hendrickfon, to fail for Baltimore
IN days. May 26, in lat. A., fpoke the
Bremen barque 49,, Myer, from Ham.
burg, bound to New York.
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aIeranorta aDberttser.
MONDAY, JuNE Il.

We ,underfand the following gentlemen
have been appointed officers in the militia
Of the county of Alexandria, by the Preil-
dent of the United States.
FRANCIS PEYroN, Colonel.
HENRY Rose, If Maior,
Presley GuNNEL, I'd do.
The inferior appointments have MOI yet
come TO hand.
APPOINTMENTS by the PRESIDENT.
General CommilEouers Of Bankruptcy.
For zU-Hamblsirs.
Nicholas Gilman, Henry S. Langdon,
John Goddard, John MsClentock.
Far Nezu- York.
John Broome, William Edgar, Jonathan
Pearfee, jun. Daniel D. Tompkins, Ma
than Landlord, James Fairlie, Abraham
G. LanGng, Nicholas n. Quakenbufh,
George Merchant.
For PennGlvania.
Alexander ]. Dallas, Jofeph Clay,
Mahlon Dickerlon, John Sergeant, Tho
mas Cumpfon, John W. Vancleve.
For Virginia.
George Hay, William Duvall, George
w. Smith, Benjamin Hatcher, Archibald
Theveatt, Thomas B. Robertfon, John
MsRae, Thomas Burchett.
On Friday laf the brig Active arrived
at Bottom, in 80 days from Liverpool,
bringing London papers to the 9th ult.
They are principally filled with debates
in the Britilh Parliament, On motions tor
papers, SC. respecting the Dehnitiye 1rea-
~. Under the Paris head of May 3, IT
mentioned, that Gantheaume's tquadron
" hich had arrived at France from ST. Do
ningo, was immediatetely to return with
1o,oootroops, and mott ample iupplies OF
provifions and thar Thos. Paine was en-
barking at Brett for America, 10 COME
uuence ofan invitation from the PRECEDENT.
On "Wednesday the 9th inf. a lelolut:on
RATED the Houie of Representatives OF
MaGachufetts, appropriating fun, not ex-
ceeding tsrenty tboaland dollars, Tor the
purpo!s Of procuring Statue in Bronze OF
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War Deba,tmyat,
;fnae II, 1902.


SIR,
IT has been reprelented that fundry per.
fons who have bafely delerted the iervice
of the United States, are defrous OF being
pardoned for this offence, and re-admitted
into the army. But it is the deterinlnati-
on Of the PreGdent of the United States to
exclude fuch dilhonorable characters from
the ranks for the future. He therefore
directs, That no delerter whole name is
not borne on the rolls of the army as or
ganized in puriuance of the ast of the 18th
of March, entitled " An act fixing the
military peace eGablifhment of the United
States,'' be hereafter conGdered as belong
ing to the army. That proper means be
taken for experimenting fuch perlons as
have delerted ince the completion Of the
laid organization, or who may hereafter
deiert, to the end that they may be tried
and puniihed agreeably to the articles of
war; and that all officers be fri6tly en-
Joined not TO recruit or receive as a re-
cruit, any man who has been guilty of
defertion.
In the abfence of the commanding ge-
neral you will take the necedary meafures
for carrying the foregoing orders INTO et-
feet.
I am RESPECTFULLY,
Your mott obdt. fervt,
(Siened, Fl. DEARBORN.
It. Col. T. H. Cufhing,
Adjt. and Inf efor. ]
INSPECTORS OFFICE,
Wn@mgtou City, JJaue i4 1907.
The foregoing communication from the
honorable Henry Dearborn Secretary OF
War, IS publifhed for the Information OF
all perfons whom it may concern.
T. Fl. CUSHING,
Adj. and Infpettor OF the Army.
INFORMATION TO MARINERS.
Whereas, His Majefty, the King, has
bsen pleafed to command, that for the gni-
dance of the navigation in the Baltic, a
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CHARLESTON. lure g.

By capt. Smith, who arrived yeaerday,
we received the Dominica Journal Of the a,d
uli. Capt. S. lay of Gaudaloupe feveral hours,
at which time tie FIRE between the confending
parties was inceiiant and tremendous. He
confirms the following article which is copied
from the ABOVE journal.
RosEAU, (Dominica) May II.
By accounts received from Guadsloupe, we
learn, that the Rebels have besn driven from
the disFersns pots which they held on toe
heights of Bafaterre, and have taken fheiter
in he fort, where they arec loiely lurEounded, &
cur off from all fuppllss, particularly the ne
celfaries of life.
1t is expected tina, the Fort will be obliged
10 furrenddr in day or two.
The average price of -four, for the preisnt
week, is IS dollars per barrel.
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light hoaie be eltablihed on the the north
6de of Il Iland Bornholm, be it known
That on due examination as to the
noa convenient place, on which fuch light
may bea be feen by thofe, who coming
as well from the Welt, as alto the Eaf or
North, intend to pats between Bornholm
and the coat of Sweden, light-houfe has
been Greeted on the mountain called STEELE
berg, Gtuated about S. w. on the COM
PATS, at adifance of ! of Daniih mile
from the mott nothern extremity of Born
holm, and on account of the height OF Eaid
mountain, the light will be at an elevation
OF III feet above the fprface Of the fea.
Although the light or FIRE be ofesrth coal
notwithstanding it will be furrounded,
agreeable to the lateR Improvements, with
a building or lan,horn OF windows, II
feet diameter, 70 asto render thefame flea
dy, and independents of wind and weather,
and its blaze will receive further addition
al vivacity, as that part Of the surrounding
building or lanthorn, turning towards the
lard, inasn2uel as the light cannon be
feen from fea, is folid wall, the infde
of which has been lined with plate Of
Polilhed brals.
This light is TO be kindled for the fra
tine on the 2IR of June, 1902, and from
that day henceforth will continue TO be
10 during the fummer feafon between Ea-
fer and Michael-mais) from one hour af-
ter fun fet Until fun rife and during win
ter, from M;chael-mais till Ea0erl half
an hour after the fun has iet till it rites.
Copenhagen in the Royal Depart
ment of CuGom April 9th 1902,
MAILING.
TRELSIN.
TOODERLUND.
ROSENSTAND COIsKE.
,OLDENBURG.
STOUD.
KOTNERUP.
O. The different printers of newspapers
in the United States will ierve the COM
mercial interea, by giving the above
place.
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Gen. George Warrington. His Exceller
cy the governor is authorized to carry the
refolution into effect, in a manner that
lhall be thought mott appropriate TO the
character Of the man whole lublime virtues
it is intended to prepetuate, & mott honor
able to the State.
By letters received in Boffon on Sarur-
day, by the way of Norfolk, from Monte
Vido and Buenos Ayres, aslate as the 4th
of March, mention is made, that from 80
to 40 fail of American veflels were laying
there, who were not fuferei to load or en-
load, their profpeas dubious.
The lecord revolt of Touiilain,', sfter
aipolating a furrender, IS an event which
occahons much ipeculasive conyeilation.
Whatever may have been his inducements
tothis act, it's certain that the fruggle
which is to enlne will be defperate and fan
culinary. He has now forfeited all his for
mer claims 10 compromife ana mercy. In
the language of lie Clerc, the hour of
grace" TO him is paf, never to retarn.
Of this himfelf he mutt be confcious. Feel
ing thar every thing is at fake, bis refie-
ance viii be doubtless bold and obRinate.
There are numerous realona which
might with rlauGbility be conGiered as
urging the black generaltoa conduit, ma
nisealy treacheycus. ! may have been,
that after his furrender, he has perceived,
that the compremile on the part Of the
French was merely decoy, and that lis
csnd;t.ons would be obferyed 10 longer
than they were confident with their IN
tereA, and conducive TO the tranquility
Of the colony. This, were it the cafe,
may hereafter afford palliative for a
traaiattion which otherwife would be
Gamped with ignominy.
Another, but more difhororaile reafon
may have been, the knowledge which, by
his capitulation, he obtained of the real
ftuation and frength of his enemy. To
rekindIe the hopes of his ambition, on his
arrival, at the Cape, he mutt have found,
infead of 10000 inyincible warriors, rot
more than 20, 600 emaciated and exhauR
ed Frenchmen, Whole number was daily
diminiihing by an inexorable diieafe.---
Their generals ALTO were linking under the
violence Of the climate With precari-
Gus means of fubGfence, abettea by local
disadvantages he mutt have perceived
that The CONTEXT in whichhe was lately en-
gagged was onein which his PROJECTS were
mott auipicious. with this knowledge,
and under thefe reflections, what may not
be expected from the bloody warfare
[Phila. pap.
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n.,rr aDELPHTA, June, II.
f nnv Diyiiionarv General IN the

NH aDELPHTA, June, II.
HARDY, Disilonary Genera 4a All IN =, 'rs
N9''A' French a,s1 Generals he made the fourth
a..sin 70 the yellow ever .,.. s.
:. above, add, that the violence
t'in ., ~ diteafe is unprecedented. Il IS
~ ,,,1lv mortal among arangers, tew
, lsiying its attack. Natives and !, others
to the climate generally si-
Eqs.
,.,;,.d. fchrs. Princels Royal, Will
A liverpool; Americans, Longhead.
p |'1'' Martins Commerce, Kennedy, n.
Oh. Came up from the Lazaresso.
The Chip Superior, Sinclair Cape Fran
'0 Cleared, hip Louifa, Wilton, Cape
r.sncois brigs Amphion, Storer, Ma
s TIA, l.lon, Hughes, St. Croix; Joieph
o sa lanes, Blair, PORT Republican dchrs
1 uo,.. Winaow, Cadiz; Happy Return,
1ssr do. Mars, Stevens, ST. Thomas !;
Et, Tsre, Martinique.
ship Neptune, Gallagher, from hence to
s.. Domingo, was fpOke June 4, lat. II,
IS. N. long. 81, W. out 7 days.
The brig Sally, Rufiel, from Aux Cages
for philadelphia, was fpcken June 9th, off
Case Hatteras, out n days.
The brig Amphitrie, Spence, from this
rott has arrived at Savannah.
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NORFOLK, June *.

NEGROES again rroublefome -!
1Se f'lloSoi4g accounts q ,jirgs among tie
Negroes ia The fate Of Narfb- CaroAiua
sOFrs BANDED rs slferday -
Gum Bridge, O'Clock in the
morning, 10th June, 1902.
Captain GRIcE,
" have to inform you that / have
lut received from John Shaw an account
mat the Negroes are embedded in Hart
lord county, and are under arms the ex-
pieis came to MIR. Shaw's at O'Clock al
night. | am in hurry.
Benjamu Cvermaa.
eag'a'n Grice lives at Elizabeth City, N. C
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Furniture By AUCTION.

On Wedreaay tie goth inf. will be
fold at the haufe now occupied by MIR.
David Eaton, variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
THOMAS MOORE,
Tune II. Au6ficneer.
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R. and 7. GRAY,

Have received NARRATIVE of the
SnpbrsDiou BY col. Burr, Of the Hfoy
Of J0bn 4daams, late Preiident OF the
United States. Price 50 cents.
une III.
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orig,nal-iu addition to the above have
juit received information, that they have
embodied in large companies, armed, in
the Great Swamp, near the Virginia line.
Mr.. ]. gave the information as / give it,
| fear there is TOO much truth in il.
Wi5loa Bait.
Greut Bridge, 1aue Isfb, 1907.
Reviewing the above documents as cor
ret information, we have thought proper
TO give them place in the Herald. We
with not our paper TO be con6dered as the
Herald Of a falfe alarm, ard freely, there
fore, from reflection, give into the idea,
that too much fupineneis, al prefent, per-
vades rhe inhabitants of this borough
The Great Bridge is at no great diaance
from this, yet are we TO ileep in our beds
unguardsd, may, without an alarm poit)
until the enemy MAKES the attack at our
very doors. The cooineis with which the
MajeGerial exertion and Judicial decifon
of this place has been treated by the Exc
cutive, is, of itfelf, enough TO deaden
exertion, although, upon an alarm near
Richmond, fome little time Gnce, mot
now 70 formidable the greate9 Executive
energy was called forth; even an Act
pailed to eifablifh Standing 4,m, at the
Capital. lis true that "IeLf-Prefervafion
rs tie f.f la1v Of nature Let Us then
reiorr TO it---If The laws are not fufsicient
to authorize military interference, let each
Citizen itand centinel at his own door,
and have rallying- place. to which, on
alarm, he may repair. We fee no other
remcdy---an executive cloud darkens our
iaiety.
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ANOTHER FxPRESs.

:, Nlr. Browning, at Nixonton, received
aus sxp'siS iait night, at 2 O'Clock giving
nm !; information, that the negroes in Bar
IS = 6, county had riien in and about the town
= Wv 1,iDoicr' and had committed grear ha-
sOSN : ION thence they marched 20 Che
van. van Siysr, where they are embodied and
TIE riy +. .1'5u mites ron
eepv y csI'iy thar the above is a true
e IT.. -, D. Jenes.
- 1Oe above is a true copy from tie
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JUST RECEIVED,
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GL A S S,

ConfRing of elegant cut quart and pint
decanters, goblets, turblers and wine
glafes, to match plain half pint, pint
and quart tunlblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decapters, which will be fold by
the box, or by retail, on moderate terms.
AJfe,
Centlemens' fine black Hats
of hyperion quality, do. white with green
unders, childrens' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and quantity Of we'll aaorted, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April 70. 60
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kO NEKOP.
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in the United States will ierve the conn.,
mercial interef, by giving the above
place.
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f @ R S Al E.,

On the I6tb day of Axggf aext, at the
Red H0ajs, ia Prince lst;AAi0M eouuly,
BY tie Trsfees Of tie laie Gen. Ne!lon,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties Of Prince William
and Loudoun, near the faid Red Houfe.
Terms of payment as follow. One fourth
part of the purchaie money TO be paid on
the frf day of January, 1909, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three fubiequent annual payments
Bonds, with approved fecurity, TO be
given by the prrchaiers at the time OF fale,
and intereA thereon to be paid at the rate
offs per cent. from the hrR day January.
1909. If the frlf payment of the Pur-
cEafe money be not punesually made, the
land to be again expoied to fale, BY the
fubfcribers for ready money; if the land
fhould rot then fell for the full amount Of
the faid purchale money, the purcbaier or
purchafers TO be accountable upon Their
bonds for the deficiency, Il the hrft pay
ment be punaually made, title will be Civ
en- TO the purchafers, and deeds Of truit NUT
be executed by them for fecuring the future
payments, which deeds Of trutf will be
acted upon, and the lands expoied TO iaie
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
full amour, of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds of truR, ifany one of the fu-
ture annual payments be not Punetually
made.
The lands will be laid off in lots to fuit
porchalers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after the 10th day OF Au-
quit next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jun.
Surviving Trufees of Gen. Thomas Mel
fon, deceaied.
June IA. dfdi