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Valuable Probe'tyJor SAFE.
January s.

PYNHE subscriber offers FOR sale The House
on Fairlax.street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. s. N'ek9Hs. The asses
sors cay this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year utter
year, assessed 1t ut this sum; but the
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halfo
the assessed value.
!, ..... He also eSer. for sale,
The can't Lots 90 Fairfax and Franklin.
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
Jars per acre, and have assessed them az that
rate; but the subscriber will take lesssthan
the half OF thak sum per acre. t..
He would gladly sell all his property on
the Msll--his Houses on King-street, near
Royal strcet--his Houses Oh the same street,
near Washington. s,rect--his ground.rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandria,
on . credit-ef 6, IS, and Is Inonths.-Ap-
ply to Cuthbert Powellor
, ~ 49,. 49, S. Cooke.
Leesburg, March So. .'.. law
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Alex. Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers of Alexandria coun
~, in the district of Columbia, have obtain, d
from the 0rphsn's Court of said county, let
tiers tcstan. entary on the estate Of Christan
Ludavick HeHrisel, late of tho county aforesaid
deed, all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the Sub
,scribers on or before the 10th dny Of July next,
or they may bylaw be excluded fromall b c.
neft To said estate, and those indebted there
arc required to mako immediate pay mem
Given under our hand this 10th day Of ia
nuary, 1910.
Barbara Hellrigle, Ex'rx.
Jacob Christian Hellrigel,
John Douglas,
Er'rs Of Christian Ladyiek Yltilrisel
January 10. staw2w.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed OF
trus, 10 him from '.'r. W.iliam Hodgson, dat.
ed on the 10th day Of November, in the year
1908, Tor the purPose of indcmniIying Mr.
John Hopsins--wiil, on the frat day 81 re.
bruary next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock OF
lha, day, if fair 3 il not, on the mex, fair d-s
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court house. in Alexandria, ;: pa5lic sue
ton, TO the highest bidder. for reasy MONEY
three thousand acres. OF LAND, s;tuste On
the left fork Of Zig Sandy Creek, which
land was, Ut the ,imc Of the grartsfu r tie
same, in the county Ct hlonong.!,a. in t.e
ate Of Virginia. -. ts
The above tracts OF lanL weie granted By
the state Of Virginia, 10 john ailismi by three
several patents containing respectively ono
thousand nc.es. ind bearing date un the 6s's
day Of October, 1884, which land has bec'
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by decd dated I'd OF Aagu.t, 1890.
Edmund Lice, 7,uRee.
Nov. ~. co.'s
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority Of decd OF trust
from Samusl Bailey to Us, for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of certain debts to ~"
liam ipTlson, surviving Administrator OF Cum
terland Riiscn, deceased, and to 5en'a","
Bo,.s, we will otter at public sale, TOR cssn,
on the 18th day Of Mach next, at the 'front.'
door ofthe court house, in Fairfax county,
a TRACT OF LAND, 10 the SAID county,
described in tbs deed as situated on Occoquan
Creek adjoining to the town OF Coicnester'
and devised to the said Samuel bailey by his
father RIiliam Baiiey--supposed to contain
four hundred acres. ~ =.
Thomas Harrrfon, Jun.
r. I. Taylor.
ANfR
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-22

T1HERE is perhaps no medical ob'erra-
Hzo are affected with Coughs, Colds 'a''ms''
and Consxnttions.

= e.
,;on better established, none more ge-.
eral,y confirmed by the experience OF 'ho
best physicians of all ages and countries. a'a
none of moro importance to,he prae'ltio"e'
than the fact that many of the mess diflcn't
and incurable complaints originate IN neglect
ed Colds. In climate AZ variable as ou's'
where the changes of the weather are ire
ouently sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention to guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemy otlite, than most
neopIe imagine, or are willing to bcstow.-
Hence the Tast number OF patients 1fhfc'ea
With coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consump'
ticns. The many cases OF the kind wEi2h
fell updcr my observation, tho G>saPpointniene
! exuerienced in practice, from remedies
hiehiy recommended, and my own pre-dls'
position to pulnonic complaints, were strong
inducements 70: me 10 consider whether a
compound, consisting Of mild vegetable sui
stances could not be invented, more free from
the well founded objections of'practll'oncrs'
and better calculated to avert the threa'ehn
destruction of the lungs.
I have the satisfaction to offer 10 INC pun
lie such a remedy under the name OF inc
VEGETABLE PULMONlC DETEk-
GENT, well adapted to various constitutions
and habits, and to declare with the fullest
confidence that I found this composition lar
superior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. am perfectly saushca' ina.
practitioners, who have frequently to comsst
the effects Of suppressed perspirSilon and 10
not neglect the use OF the lancet anu otner
excavations, whenever they arc lndlcateu'
will place this medicine on the list OF their
most favorite remedies; as it can in no case
do harm. I will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY. g
This motto may be deemed os,cntatlousby
some, and amounting to apositTcness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure ]"
any stage of d. disease like miracle !; The
PROPRIETOR is far from believing chat tins me-
dicins will render mankind immortal; but nc
il fully sensible if taken scasonably, and &C
cordinp to The directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonabIy, II VIII most
sensib!y alleviate distress md Prolohg lpei
and having no desire to profit by The cohh-
dence of the sick and afflicted, induccs me 20
make the above overture. Should the contra
~ appear in any instance, as in some 1t pos
sibly may, the money tor the meuic'nc VIII
be cheerfnliy refunded by the person VINO
'"' GEORGE ROGERS.
N. 3. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber BY letters patent from
The President of the Ch.,ed States, anh pre-
pared a, hi, Dispcn, airy in Northampton
county {, Hampshire and state OF NisssDshn-
sets.
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To the Public.

The great benefit which l have experience
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and nrm
persuasion that it may afford relief 10 others,
induces me to make every laudable exertlon
for its distribution.
For five years preceding the last-of Dec.
1907, in consequence OF taking violent co'0
had been afflicted with the asthma, alsor-
der which conceived 10 be hereditary my
father anu grand father both having greatly
suffered from it. / he disorder increaSmg
rspidIy-upon TIC, in the spring OF 1907,
consulted DR.. c. l.. Seeger, but the urgency
Of his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. MY bu'
siness made il necessary for ne TO leave homo
and be absent the greater part Of summer,
which deprived me Of the able professional
assistance of Dr. Scerer. In September last,
a severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former perlod-I
was extremely de6'Etatcd, en'ae'afea and con
fined. Such was the irritability OF my lungs
I was obliged II use the greatest cautionin the
act of respiration. After free use OF Ro-
gers's Vegetable, SC. for about two months
was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful cough
which had 50 long afflicted me, and complete
ly cured Of every symptom of the asthma
Ia short, blessed be God,f have continued in
sound health ever since As these facts may
be important to those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder,
have. been thu, particular in their dctail.-
And do not hesitate 10 declare my solemn
conviction, both from nay own expert @ncc and
observing It's effects on~otAcrs, that Ro-
eers's v. p. D. is an easy, safr and efTcctual
remedy for coughs and asthmss, and is the
greatest an,ido,e to all pu!monic complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed. s
Jacob w. Brewfer.
Northampton, Sanuary, 1907
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, jan. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That !he executors Of Chriskan
Luawick HeHTgel, deceased, do insert tho
following advertisement three times in each
week Cor for four weeks~in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
.Teslc,
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Jaraes Heaton,
TO the Public.

!. In eon.equence of taking severe eo|dir
NM 1908. I1vas seized with a ria|en' pam
in ,nu SIDE. attended with a d;sn essing
cougi, ,phich, although Ihad me 0av"e
end prescriptions Of respectable p'gs'c'a"
iastcd me four weeks,> .atho''f any aievia
ron. I,ien applied 10 DR.. George Regers'
mho administered his Fegefab!e f0tmomc
Deturpent, .vhich gave. me Immediate re-.
lief; and in Ten days; Iwas entirly freed
from ,he pin in my side and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton Warch. 1909.
EELIJAH NORTON, jim Of West.
amp,on, IN Massachusetts. do certify that
in the las, year l1ua. attended sviA sr~a'
debiriv, ,ceakness Of The lungs. distressed
for breath and, violent cough attended
zoi,h a tever for number o m0"'hs; ab0u!
the 13ih Of august I began tie use ofDr.
George Regers's Vegetable Pulmsn;c Oetu'
gent. l Aep. ir tie use Of 1t about three
mSnihs. Irmsdiaeb cfer taking his me.
dicine my cough a6atc! and Icertd breathe
wi,h mare freedom. zvould recommend
the medicine f'om my o,Vm experience. 20
those zcAo ere troubled 1ui;h a cough, and
dsorders Of the hngs ard b,cus:. and con
sun, psive complaints, and do beliere it to be
o valu1bie and useful medicine.
Elijah Norton, jun.
Wenampton, frd. 21, 1909.
t1e FER sale by K. GPAT. Bookseller,
Kng street ager.jar the proprietor.
Octobrr 81 1azv6m
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ANTHONY RHODES,
PRiNcE.gTREk1,

HIS FOK 81 L q, =
'rACTORY COTTON Yarn Of various
numbers, for weaving and knitting, A.
merican Ginghams, Stripes, CAanibrays,-
Bedticking, Shifting, Sheeting and Diapers,
slse Cotton Threads of various colers, all at
factory prices--Rhode Island Cheese, Posa-
toes, Cyder and Apples, by the barrel,
Beef and fierrings, per barrels Moald < dip't
Candies, per Box, Sugar, per barrel, Curant
Wins, per barrel, Cotton. per bale,4 coarse
Cotton Hsndkefchiefs, per bsle or pieee--Ai-7
30 number Of Rhode-IslandE built Moses
Boats-Mens and Womens Shoes, and Gro
ceries as usual. ~, 1889. ., -.
january g. ...-.... go
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Ncw Shoe Stof
s.. & y. r E. E u.
Dscembor G.

II ESPECTFULLY inform the ihhahi-
~ tants Of alexandria and it, vicinity
tina, they hav: just openul and for sale, i'll
Fairfax street, three doors from King street,
q general assortment of ladies. gen,lernens,
misses, boys and ehildrens SHOES of every
description. particularly selected from the
best factories, Of The best materials and new
est patterns. .,
~ Asoa qun,ity Of HATS.
January %, &c.,, cost
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Moses Parsons, Jun.
Norhampton, Ecuru.ry, lSO9. 80. -
hor.Aamaton, (!Mass. Fed.t 1902:

hor.Aamaton, haas. fed.l !soe.
r lanes Heaton, also hereby cer'hy, .''s.
in the TALL Of tie year 1903 was se'z.o v. III,
4 severe cold attended by, TN oos'l'a'e INV
distressing cough. The violence OF my cous"
81 On produced pain ia my side aud breast,
and frequently spit,lng of O'oo'l' in short, ait
the horrid symptoms Of a consumr'ion were f.,
s ran assailing me. In classification l"as
70 Dr.. George Rogers, WHO
rcpdcrcd INC immediate rci'efby ai'm'his's!-
Ing hi. Vegetable Di.urgen'' na,e . .a'.a.
nusd the use Of it ever s''icc' ah>: LOT ."''I
mouths past, though not completely restore,
to health, have been able CONSTANT: 10 tl'en'
TO INV business--aad ! fully bclls"c .nat my
martial restoration has been solely owing lun'
der tioui to This valuable medicine.
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Mount-Vernon Fisheries

TO Il Il " 7.
l~HE above FISHERIES will be rented
/ for thee ensuing season, or leased If re-
quired for term Of wears, OF very sdvanta-
geous terms, 70 any person disposed to take
the SAME. Apply TO ..- ,@..c.
Bushrod Washington,
-. Mount pcr"oa or
Alexander Moore,
e.. gGlerandia
January 10. 3taw2w -
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To BE r E N r E D,
For one or more wears,

s sta For one or more gears, .
TNHAT valuable property commonly call
Z 4 .,ec Joaes's Point, now occupied by Jo-
wtAa BRowxIxe--Also, the lMsrsh and RiNs
adjacent. The terms viii be made known by
DR.. Sfehhen Cooke, near Leesburgh, Loudoua
county. - =
Yhe subscriber having beer informed that
JOSIAH BROWNING has comInittedvarious de-
xreaations ON the point that he has sold the
nfpne which surrounded it: and the soil it
welf. gives notice to those who have been en-
ICED In this honorable traffic, that repeti-
non Of Il viii inevitably subject them to the
John r. Cooke.
Dsssmbsr ,s. dst&laytf
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lo,92+ Plies,
.4,u7i Blunss,
5000 Tickets, at Z dollars, is

Less than 2 IA blanks to prize suli-
20 a deduction Of IS per cent !r;zcs pa.
Die So days after the conclusion Of the 4r...
ing. .....
OF THE ANNEXED Prizes.
LIST drawn No. 10Th day Of drawing, cn'ih!
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: NO 7 I c E.

rTHEn sobscyber by virtue Of deed OF
J. trust 70 him from WILLIAM homo.
SON, dated on the 26th day of November, in
the year 1908, for the purpose of securing
2 John .lohkirs, Oh tho 9Th day Of February
next, and at the hour Of twelve O'Clock Of
thae tlay---if the day is not a fair enc, tLen ON
:shs Srst fsff day thereafter and at the same
hour will proceed 10 sell for ready money,
q, public auction, to tho highest bidder, ON
the premises, .-.
The Fee-simple Estate
& :, IN tAe f,u0.aing Property, 10 ssit:
About Ave acres and ten poles Of ground
with the houses thereon, situate in the coun-
ty Of Alexandria, in the vicinity of the town
of Alexatdlia, and adjoining the west side
Of Bellyiew, the residence Of Mr.. Hodgson,
which FIVE acres and ten poles arc now in the
possession Of MIR. Hodsson. =.
Edmund I. Lee, Tutaee.
Jsnuarys. en's
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Jacob w. BrewRer.
iorfhamtson, Sanuary, 1907

THIS pay certify, shat about the Srst OF
October last, I was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician, who is man well approved
Of in his profession, from a bruise which I
rsssiyed % ny left side about fortnight
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ri st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each. ~.
ET' The drawing will commence in tie
City OF New York on tho third TUESDAY in F
April rcxt, ard will continue to draw 900 |
Tickets each day (cxcept the last day, Nhta
there will remain sou to be Grawl.) urul
Finished.
TIcxErs for sale by r. GRAY, p 'oksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandra, where all tilS-
cts sold by him may he examined, and mioi.
nation obtained respecting tie Lottery ou'-
ink the drawing, free OF expence Prizes 10
the Baltimore College Lottery will be tkta
at their full value for ,cte!s in this I.ouery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash vii
also I've advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at a mo !erats discount. ~. T..
Present price ortckeis eight dollars.
Jan. AIRY |. .s e.. .r.......
Should the first number, on the 18Th da'
Of drawing, be either of the numbers hom
to $50, inclusive, then, l., that case, tho next
drawn number mot orc ofrhosa plumbers
shall draw, and be cn;it:cd to The $50 ticket,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day,of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for Ito
10th, 25tI, anu Soth days Of drawing; so
tina, porscn with ono tictet may dr,w Ono
Thousand Ticket! Question Howl An.
swer-Supposc No. ti.l7s, is the property
of II. the first drawn number on tic 18th d.!
Of drawing, which vii en!itle II to the NUM-
bers from to $50; and The first drawn nun
Der on the 2oth DIZZY Of drawing, may he No
rs, which will cr,i,Ie him TO the numbers
from 2sl to 500 Ire first drawn number,
on the 2slh day, moy " No. SIS, which will
cn,i'lc him to Tho numbers from 2a,cOi 10
22:25o, inclusive /; and tho FIRST drawn num-
kc", on the soth day of craving, may be ose
Of thc $50 tickets already drawn, which viii
eItitle him to the numbers from 22,25o 10
22,50o.-Ycs, sir. and tho thousand tiekes
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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before By III. consen,..r tried Rogers p ,.I.
,nonic, Detergent Yas very weak ana 'u y.
md took bu, half the auanli,y prescribed ny
~. II, LIONS. In three daysl Wa mucn re-
Havoc. and in eight days quite cured u 4.e
cough. 49,,
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For Sale or Hire,
Two sniars NEGRO EOYS--,hs eldest
about eighteen, The ysnngest sbos,t twelve
years Of sye--Enquirs OF the-printer.
JsSaary Is. ~ ~ edn
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For Rent or Sale,

For Rent or Sale, -
Il Bake-hou1e g Duelling -honje.
- THAT Rake House and Dwelling House
situase at the corpcr Of Water and Oronoko
streets. at present occupied by DIR. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the first
day Of January nexr. -
..r.. Jchn Dundas.
November IL. diwskeou
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LIST do. 18th do. ESQ 1itErIs inn
No. | 10 No. $50, Inclusive.
LIST do. Goth do, $50 do from 70. |
Isl TO 500, inclvsS,.
LIST do. 25th do $50 do. llo@ No.
22,0Ol to 22,2JO, i,cluxe
LIST do 3uth do. $50 10. from No.
2?,2si to -2,soo, int!us.
LIST do. 3Sth 10. Cash, $4,000 lcl..
lst do. 4oth 90. loIo
LIST do. Ash do. $4,000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06
). IIA1BERLAKE, Jr d. c. r. c.
October IL v8,,N

a DVERTISEMENT VIII bc soll 70 the
n highest bidder on the 18th day of Decem-
Der next, upon the plantation of the late Col.
William Nelson of King William County, be.
tween thirty and forty valuable SLAVES con
sistng generally OF young men and boys there
are among them Cooper. some valuable House
Servants, an excellent Gardner, Oster and a
good Female Cook credit of twelve months.
Will be allowed the purchaser giving bond with
approved security to carry interest from the date
1T not punctually paid.
Will be sold at the same time and place the
Crops of Tobacco, Corn, Fodder &c. some very
valuable Mules, Brood Mares &c. good CARR
age. Cash will be required for all sums under
twenty dollars, above that the same credit al,
lowed as given on the negroes.
NJ b. 1t is the anxious wish of the administra
tor to settle all just claims against the above es.
tate those having any claims will please come
forward on or before the day of sale and have
them adjusted.
CHARLES C.. PHGE.
administrator with the zviU annered.
Nov Is So
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ETORTY DOLLARS REWARD -Kanu
a way from the SUBSCRIBER about the LIST of
October last, negro man named WATT ali.
as Var White, about twenty tours of age--a
bright mulatto, very bow legged-and one leg
rather longer than the other which occasions him
to limp little though not upon superficial view
percelvable curly hair-very we'll made, about
the middle size-very bad countenance, a large
scar on his right arm-Watt was raised in the
City of Richmond, where suspect he is still
lurking
GEORGE ALIAS GEORGE WALLER, elo
ped about the 9Th of September last-he is a tall
straight, trlmmade dark mnlatto, with curly
hair, fine set ofteeth, pleasing countenance, We
ry polite, about twenty seven years of age and
makes curious noise with his feet when walk
me, he took with him a variety ofclothing.
suspect he is lurking in the neighborhood of
the Crumps in new Kent County.
The above reward will be given for the appre
hension and delivery of the aforesaid negroes to
the subscriber or securing them in the isil of the
City OF Rchmond-or twenty dollars for the de.
livery, or securing either Of them as aforesaid. -
All masters ofvessels and others are forwarn-
ed from hsrboring or employing the said slaves
at their peril.
ROBERT LEWIS.
Alternate County. NOV l6 w4wg
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS

LONDON, July 1810.-The Society has distr;.
buted 3s5,612 Spelling Books 50, loo, Tesla.
ments and WA Bibles to LAB Schools contai.
ming upwards of 10000 Scholars In addition
TO winch the sumef 4l76G has been given for
the payment of such Teachers as could be oh.
tanned without pecuniary reward--ihe good eff.
iecIs OF which already are very considerably felt
in England, Ireland and Wales.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

- UMFORD ACADEMY-KING WILL
IL AM-.rhe subscribers intend to remove
their SCHOOL, the ensuing year, to RuMFoRp
ACADEMY, which is the property of r. Hill
AS it is contemplated to establish permanent
school here, they will exert themselves to be USE
full in their professon--The situation is remarka
bly, healthy, and the buildings sufficiently extern
slve for the accommodation of thirty boarders
The school will commence on the 14th January,
and end the fifteenth December in which will
be taught spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic,
English grammar, geography, the use of the
globes, mathematics, with its application to sur
veying, bellies lettres the elements of natural phi
iosophy, and the Latin language. Each pupil
will be considered engaged until the expira.
ton of the term, and no deduction allowed those
who do not enter, at the beginning of quarter,
nor for the usual vacations. Books will be fur,
nished Cat the Richmond prices) if requested by
parents.
TERMS
Board (each boarder finding his bed and
candles) per annum, g 70
Tuition, aO
Payable quarterly.
RICHARD HILL,
BROOKE HILL.
november fe. w8vs
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It is to be feared tina, the interest Of individuals
WHO purchase goods in England, (where specie
price il one thing and B INK note price another)
will induce many to remit cash instead of bills,
though the latter may he had in abundance. The
drain OF our country only be prevented by ri
wing decided preference TO our own manufac
lures, unless Great Britain shall Sraeiou,!y per-
init us to trade with those countries from whence
we formerly drew the precious metals.-Balt
Eo Poyf.