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July 81.
FOR sALE-a valuable MERcaANr' .nd

EoR SALE.a valuable MERCHANT and
4 SAW MiLL tusted IN IN. ,,,,T e
Loudrn On GHose creek Of Il NIL from ,vir.ns
Il en'ptIes ~ lhe Potomac + mics from Ieesh,-n
50 from Alexandria and ABOUT the same d,s,
from Geo'ge Town ; in The midst of thn 6nssr
wheat country o, Virginia The main road from
LeeSb'lPS " Alt Xandiia, passes within one m,Ie
al tle mil, and the boaIs that navigate the poto
mac come up to tine Mil, which ,ffords rrnoc
pPortunity of procuring wheat, by means nv
RIVER, at all seasons, and a great f,cilitv o. senIm~
hour 10 market by water to Gvoree Town q
alexandria The Mill House is Duiit of ,ton. "a
tset by 50 two stories and four floors. and 49,
two par Of sIOnes. The machinery. w,,cn -
the most approved construction, IS in r,oo ra.an
The saw MIL, is ofthe culinary size 4 work. -
With the Mill, II suitable to the purchaser. mav
DC had 10 or 20 acres OF Land, on the side nf,hs.
creek on which the mill stands, and ON the onno
site a tract of Land, containing about $50 oI PPno
acres, OF good quality and well tlmbered rae
excellence of the stream If Goose creek. a, d.
place the abundance Of wheat grown IN the ~,
G n ty the IA Ii les of water Navigation =. and
general and RAPID Improvements IF this ns, y
he state hold out great inducements to q ~
Of activity and spi,it, inclined to vest his me-"
IN property OF this description. For furth4r 80
ticuiars appiyto WIN. BRENr.L F
Mar Aqma rOst Of-e Virglnia..
J"H u e~p2,m&aftf .
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" BE SOLD, Tor read, money, pus,u.,l to
aueciee oil Tie Superior Court OF Cl.,c>-
~ Tor the district of Richmond, made an tb- Sth
lay OF September, 1909, in a suit between no
mas o"u'hc0mb, joan Jackson ( Abraham Hen.
~ Chambers, p%ia'nt't's, and LIZ wis BurweII and
l"Hinas Il hpo'hs3 defend ants /:
AN that 1RdCT OF LAND, in the COUNT &c
G'"u-ester and PARISH oi Abingdon, tia, ,ors
mer'y belong to The above named lie .is pnr.
wen ana WIS conveyed by HIM % Ios,n HIIl,es
~ ateu OF Mortgass, on the fifth dsy If Line
i'SI' ana recorded IN The county couci ,f SIou,
.vS'er' known by .he name OF James's, adjoining
the tract called White Marsh, whereon t6e II
Burweli then lived, the boundaries wbereo, &c
set forth IN the said decd, or SO much thereof 40
may appear Necessary to raise the sum If SOU r
.iFreht money, with tswiui interest from ,.t. ,Sr
} nuary' 1900, uiI payment. the costs of sui, M
Ihe charges and expenses of sale.
Inc sale w,Ii take place at Gloucester court
house on the third lly 4 September next.
y SIX ia Sz4'oS r,'"~
JulV II
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w il'L BE SOLD, at Hanover cour, house
on In fourth Wednesday IN August next
oe'"g court day Joseph Thompson's undiv,daS
interest m the lands lying IN Hanover and J.I";sa
20 winch the children Of Joseph Thompson .rs
fhttled' under the will Of their erand f.,hsr
Jo''n Thompson, deceased, winch w,I ;s Of rs
cord IN me court Of this county The ssid r..
sePn h"'ing conveyed the s,ma to me to secure
- payment % money que by MIN to Anthony
street, as aPpeds by a deed of trust. La.r,ny
date The I'd day of hprr, 1903. which ia sI"'
record in tie sad court. ="
SAMUEL GRANTLAND
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BALTIMORE. July IS.
SPANISH AMERICA.

~ IJhlNfk.
capt. fairchIid OF the sch'r Caroline, ar
rived here yesterday from Port Rico. re
ports matt was the intention of the govern
ment OF that island TO send of all the French
inhabitants as had been done at Cuba
Many OF them were so well Convinced of II
that they were making the best preparations
they could to meet the event wI,h the least
possible injury. A Spanish ship had arriv.
ed there from La Guayra, which had been
seized and condemned by the government of
the island which, government had declared
the whole province of Caracas in a state of
Rebellion
ny the arrival ofthe Rising Sun, Captain
Burr, from C%arthagena, we learn that on the
l8th June a revolution took place there 4:
That the governor was seized and sent off 10
HAVANA (; she whole of the business was ct
fected IN a few hours. The old governor.
VINO had been dismissed by theJunta of Spain,
mad been re -instated by the revOlutionisis, to
mead the present government. No accounts
had been received from Santa Fe When
capt. b. sailed, the committee were sitting
10 form new regulations the merchants had
petitioned to have the duties on imports re
dueed TO 10 per cent. those on exports to be
entirely taken off They profess allegiance
10 Ferdintnd VII. but reject the Spant,n inn
a-CoGee-H House Books.
a TEACHER wanted, IN a PRIV lie L.mii,
- Tor the ensuing year-a man well mai,feo
teach the Latin, Greek and English i1npts
es, will meet WITH liberal wages. Apply at tui
yfice
July 9L fa&w4wI
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GUEEY'S WARE assorted in crate.
WhISi.EY eomm7r and doubl. Hstui.1
BtDWN SUGtR i'm II lds. 'eu,
Barrels. S"SHON IL
bNt IRON, assorted Of superior o,,at,.
FOR SALE AZ f''Htys
June 81. nLb.
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10 For NEW-oRIE4MS,
@EGANN THE PACKET SCHOONER
@LzIAEG X II n ID 81 II E. M:
SE&> BENONIJACKAON, Master.
WIZ san va 'he 7t' Angust-for freight or pas,
sage (having eteg ant "a cnmmodstions) spDiy to-
the Master on board, ORC. "a
WIN. ROWLETT.
july o. 3T -.
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COURTEOUS.

~ One Of tie ueriest ovIznEs on record 18th
case ~ te LhevAer D'Eon. IN our bre-e.Ggg CO.
innans That g man should con'rice 20 pass for a
'ppomin' ior 80 odd years--,s strange. passing
strange .l...
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MIR MARTIAL METEYAR, FENclvG.
4'A MdSiER, OF ST MAy's College -, .al.
tm're, and pupil of the famous Mr.. R.c,e. En-
eng Master ut tie Academy OF Touiuu, ma.
the honor OF informing the gentlemen of tbis ri.
", that he intends opening
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because they are . Are 6elfgeren2and NJ
tral rights the save? lfthe Swedes admit us
10 Certain municipal lights. are-the British to
say, = you shall not enjoy them the
old plea 81 refadiatioa is relinquished-here,
there rs no IKE for like - eve for eve
tooth tor tooth"-the British cuff US, because
the Swedes cuff them-Let them merely
exclude the. Swedes from heir ozyu ho-,s .
aud THAT would be The true REToRr
COURTEOUS.
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A~FENCING- SCHooL.

Here as soon as he Mil have got a sufficient
number or Schoiars-rhe following brirrnes
shall be taught to the gentlemen, who will ~. ie-
slrous Of acquiring that agreeabls and usefuI srt
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CASSIUS.

Ar-H H-rH -
The VIXEN i, is a source of deep regret,
thai ne cap i .hr V Ken should have so un
fortunately TRIPPED IN his sense of duty
Tie resemb es nc nan who is spit upon in the
streets and turns to MS dirty ass liant, to-
ask What he MEANT by THAT"?-
The thing speaks sufficiently for iiself-
and the Only reply winch should have been
given, should have h1wn from the mouth of
the Cannon One SHIT. at least. for TINE
OF H NATION
Inc wounds OF the Chesapeake are still
unredressed These should have reused the
feSentmen. OF every man IN the ndvy-WiI
hey permit the BRUSH ships 70 insult them !
Will hey let Humphries ard Berkley pluck
feathers from THEIR caps? WA they con
sent to become the scOrn and the Laughing
stocks of f.nglishmen?-Ihese are the aues-
tons, which pressed sore upon them. Inc
honor OF a seaman should be like the vir,,c
OF a ylrgun-tTee from the suspicion ot d Siam.
Yet another notch is added to the caIeu
der of our wrongs-And Mr. Boyc t with
|" alt tle IIsolence imdginab.e,' may make
the most" iulsome boasts of his own conduct
on this occasion"
The spirit of Trippe, in the Mediterrane
an, clears him OF every stain of cowardice
and dIshopor-but greatzr " proinptitude'
was necessary on :his occasion. We hope.
NANN ~ kAiLuil5tailCGS Ot LDlS AFFAIR are not
yet laid before us-Perhaps the presence OF
the passengers may have restrained the im
petuosity OF the Lieutenant.
1t should ne ore vt the rules of the navy.
that our public vessels should not be convert
ed into packets-and that no passengers.
particularly women, should be admitted IN.
to them. For these must serve TO curb
the spirit aud check the operations of the
men.-This rule, we had understood, wa,
already in use with regard to women-it i,
one. to which there should be few, OF no ex
ccptions.
n ne7D day and a nezo evrong--and
these wrongs so quickly succeed each ,,her
that we nave almost ceased to numoer or
to note them
The British Cabinet blockades Rig,neur
IN Denmark. Saumarez, takes upon INN
self to blockade GofteHburg in SWEDEN
to the n w. OF The former In fact. saws ,
writer from 9 the " ports in the Baltic cas-,
ward Of the Maze OF Norway may be con
sidercd as IN a state of b~iockade"-m othc,
words, every important port III tn Baltic
Why this sweep?
The reason a signed is, that the S7vcGes ex
Guide theBfiffah And sre Ee t0be excluded.
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Those gentlemen who wish TO know the or;,.
IT Tuition, will be so good as 10 call on am ~
the Virginia Inn, where he has a subscr,y,;.,,
> II d.
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IAe SnaaA S'sO,9-TH Cur ard 7Nrust-re
6rodd SHoyd- end, the HorSenlun's Sz1voya -
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LEES
Worm Destroying Lozenges.

This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as itis certain and efficacious in its o.
peration, cannot injare the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby preveutthe production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among TIE symptoms attending Worms
are, Jisagreeable breath. especially in the
morning-bad an9 cnsrupt gums-itching IN
me nose, and about the seat-cepvulsions,
appilctic hts, ard sometimes a prisatiou of
spsech--lrregular appetite, sometime lo;th-
sns f0od aad sometimes ycgaeious-. purging
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-24
Lease Of the Indian Queen Ia1e,n
FOR SALE.

IN consequence Of my declining health
will sell my lease of FIVE ears, from t,s :, 1
OF January 1911, of the Indian Cur.n r.,
vern 1t is one ofthc best stands IN tie ,,s
OF Alexandria, and commands at this Iin NV" ".
much, II not more tEaa any other, Of rroS.a
bic business. There arc a sufficient nrr,h~.
ct respectable boartiers to ensure anv nsrsaa
acomfortable living which, top ether a~h
the transient custom attached TO the bon.a
makes it desirable situation for man ,,,n,
lied to keep House of Entertainment
good tenant may have the lease extended r.
any length OF time he may choose.
| Will also sell, if required,
the Beds and Furniture row in the house.
which are such as arc requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and genteel house. The
house is large and roomy and there is at
tached to tia stable calculated to hold 6fty
horses, The whole will be sold en- a liberal
credit 1t is thought unnecessary to say mora,
as 1t is presumed any person wishing &c Dur,
chase will first view the premises.
John HodgkiE
October 80. go
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e. Having 1t In CoAtempla-

"
ton to visit very soon the Westcrn parts OF
Virginia, as also the states Of Ohio kentuc.
XIV and Tennessee, | will undertake ind pro-
mise faithfully to execute agencies IN the
EXPLORING and selling lards, Investigating
land tides, collecting monies, settling taxes
on lands and entering them with the commits
sioners, asreeabty to an act passed at the last
session of the general assembly Of Virginia.
Applications to ne personally 10 be made and
letters ipost paif} addressed to me either at
Centreville, Va or after my departure, which
will be on the LIST OF December next, at Pa
ris, Ken will be attended TO-. Those intrust-
ing business to my care may rely OH the
strictest punctuslity 10 its execution. Tes-
tirnonials the most satisfactory can be given.
William G. Orr.
I WILL SELL
1900 Acres of fyf qualify Green
Rayer Land,
Military title, in the vicinity of Robenson's
Licks, Kentucky.
A LIBERAL CREDIT will be given; or
viii take in exchange lands lying below the
Ridge of persons intending 10 remove to the
westward. Appl, as above.
William G. Orr.
Centteyille, October Is. iaw4t
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By virtue of a deed of truft,

from Daniel Nf'Carty, and Margaretta Ma
tilda Snowden. his wife, to us the subscr-
bers, will be exposed te public sale On Tues
day The .Etlh day Of Fedruary'neIt, at Craw.-
ford's tavern, in George Town. Tract Of
Land CIR the river Potomac, lying in Loudoun
county, state of Virginia, known as M'Csr-
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract, CT SO,
much thereof as will be suffi lent to pay the
sum recorded IN said deed.
This property lies aboui 90 miles above
C,eorrc 2'own, snd Ike city ct Washington
and tie Island part Of he property, contain
ing 500 acres, is known by its produc~
tons to be the most valusbEe and desirable
land in either the states Of Mar .aDd or VI
GINA, with proper cultivation may be mace
10 produce 100 bushels Of corn per acre. +
great proportion of this tract is heavily tim
bered from which an inexha,stable quantity
Of ship timber, slaves, &c may be TAKEN
The property will be shewn on application TO
Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in George Town, or
Mr.. Daniel M'Carty, on the premises. I he
terms Of sale are, one third cash, or negotia-
be paper in tie bank of Columbia, at 60 days
with two approved endorsers residing within
the District OF Columbia the balance in three
equal payments of three, six and nine months
all bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is to remain
bound, ard BIZ resold on default of payment,
for so much ready money as may be sufIici-
cnt to raise the balance then due, and the re-
sidue on credit to meet the future install
ment or instruments, the proceeds Of which
resale is to be in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to be made as often
as such successive default shall require, con-
forming each to the terms prescribed for the
first.
Elilha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
November S.. 2Swts
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Orphans Court.
October 20,

Alexend,ia County, October Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrators of Geo.
Slacum. deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week :or
6 weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
AIa 49, n u
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By virtue Of the laff Will &

By virtue of the laft Will &
Testament Of Peter z. Jdauger. deceased,
will be sold to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, on Friday the 5oth inst.
The House and Lot in the town of
Dumtries, at present occupied by Mr.. James
Reid.
And on the succeeding day will be also
sold on the premises, to the highest bidder,
A tract Of Land in the county Of
Fauquier, near Elk Run Church, belonging
to the estate ofthe said P f. Nlauger, where
on ThomSs and George Shumate now re-
side. The sales will be on creGit Of IL
months, and negotiable notes with approved
endorsers, and lien on the property will be
required for the purchase money.
Thomas Goodwin,
Administrators with the VIII annexed
OF Peter F. Mauger, deceased.
November S. eotds
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In Kenneday, Potter 81.

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore,
administered Lees Lozenses agreeable to
the directions, to his child IA months old !;
the first of which expelled worm measuring
20 inches long * near half an inch thick (;
the second dose expelled another II inches
long and the same thickness, and quantity
of small worms mixed with slime &c. The
child enjoys coed state of hcalth.
Sold by-R05s't Gray, Rockefeller,
King street, Alexandria, who has jua
received a fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sod by Nicholas HiHgs'o",
Fairfax street.
aug. "a. lnW
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Alex. Moore, Regllter.
This IS to give Notice.

That the subscriber of slexauuiia county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county letters
OF administration on the personal estate of
George Slacunl. late ofthc county aforesaid,
deceased: all persons having claims against
the SID deceased are hereby warnel 20 ex-,
hlblt the Same With the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, On or before the 24t1 day
OF April next, or they may by law be txciud~
ed from ali benefit to said estate. and tnoss
indebted thereto are requested 10 maks i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this
3Ath day Of October, 1910.
Jane Harriet S'acum,
ADM Of George Slacum.
October ~. ecsw
Coach-making, IN all its various
Branches
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Is Was committed to the iail

o.. Us w I'D COiillllltICu W L4lC Idii
OF Alexandria county, as runaway, Hegro
man who says his sname is PLi1O-he
says he is from Frederick county,'Va He
is about thirty years of age, stout made had
on when committed, blue jacket and trow-
sers- The owner is reques ted to come and
prove his property and pay charges and take
him away; otherwis he will be disposed oil
50 the law directs.
James Campbell. jailer.
November 20.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, .
The Brick House on Royal 2Teet
HNE door south of E. Glimsn's Shoe
Y Store, from which Mrs. M'Crea lately
removed. For terms apply to
Thomas Mount.
November 81. eotl2D
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Messrs Mich. Lee and Co.

You are at liberty to publish the astonish-
irs cure performed by your Lozenges on my
son, ten years old, who was afflicted with ie-
yers, pain III his side, and continued head
ache, which reduced him 50 low that he was
unable to set up. One of my neighbours adj
vised me to use your Lozenges, which has
had the happy effect of RESTOCKING him to
better state OF health than he has enjoyed for
several years, in the short space OF II days
John Kelly, Pit Street.
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Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.
My son, Ave years old, has for some time
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
bead ache and loss of appetite. Hearing OF
the many cures performed by your Worm
Lozenees. l was induced to give them trial
The effect was beyond my expectation, as
large quantity OF small worms wss expelled a
hundreds Of them were alive for some time
after.
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with slim and frtid stosis--vomitint. -large
and hard belly-pains andsickness at the sto-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry cough-excessiye
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etilnes the face bloatcd and
ushsd.
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hamitton's HORN Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended win
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Messrs. M. Lee and Go
Observing that my son, SIX years OF age
was troubled with difficulty in breathing,
(someting frequently rising in his throas,)
restless at night, loss of flesh, &c. From
those SYMPTOMS was confident he had worms
and saving procured box of Lees Worm
Destroying Lozenges, the first dose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave nm
immediate relief He now enjoys good state
ofhealth and believe can from experience
say, that Less Lozenges are the most eiilca-
csous remedy toI worms now In use.
THOMAS PETERS,
ofthe h.rn of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July |, 1910.
Messrs. Mich. Lee and co.
A child OF Mr.. Hsnry Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF 10
months violently atHictedwilh sickness which
appeared to proceed from worms, the symp
toms were restlessness at night, debility,
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, &c Alter
having the advice of an eminent physician,
and trying variety Of medicines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised 70
try Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges, which |
expelled during the opposition OF the medl'
cine, great quantity of large worms, some
OF waich measured 10 inches; the child now |
enjoys good state OF health.
Baltimore, June 6, 1868.
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E. P. TAYLOR.


= ESPECTFULLY informs lis friends
IN and the public, that he .oontih 3Gs to
carry OF the Coaeh-nlakins Business in al lis
various branches, at the shop "a fairfax.
street, formerly occnpjec by RAea and Iay-
81, where all orders in his line of business
will Ue strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
he above line of business lie is able to say,
IS proof OF his Workmanship, he has MANY
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor hin
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
81 description, may depend on having their
work executed with eaness and strength.
n. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness
es made ard repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR S.fLE, -o %
A cAronA banl Hoacho. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-05

F,,ey pyrsf tent and four Sec' etd1te', s"fHS'
P,e,;L-r,.-Well gentlemen, you Aho"
we have been insulted, grossly hsut'eu
The insult. 70 be sure. has not heen :" c'eS''
l., stated To the pUblick, as we miSht WISH
Nfr Gle. has done well, as TAR a. he mas
core Int he ought 70 have saId more. l'
i tie fault Of that gentleman to be too spar,
;,o of words. He ought 10 have toucheo
mon that mar, Of IackSon's cOrrespondehcei
,,.barr NJ sDeaks Of an honorable ana man
l. nnnosition to the French Emperor. But
-. understand il and what, gentlemen,
shall be done
crcretarr ot HIar-Fight'em, BY all means
pree-Very well like 10 see spirit
Rut what saw YOU, Mr.. Secretary OF State
.Src of State-I say so to war think
~ sh.II nroye match for them. II they
male too free use Of their powder and ball,
we win require in future the S''iHeH (1'a'i
of fighting. We viii then try orr sklll at
o,,cia,naflors and resolutions !; ana 7 nothing
else will do, we will interdicf eOnlhlHTiedfI0"'
of every kind. ,
PryZBut gentlemen, tsgO ofyou look q
little dissatisfied. hope we shall az be
united on this subject. What say yol
Sec. Of Navy.-T confess, sir, am not alto
gether satisfied with respect TO the insult.
Pres.-Why Sir, did no; Jackson make a.
situations implying KNOWLEDGE N the de-
partment of -
Sec. oj" Treasury in the Department
Of State, surely.
Pyes-Come, come, Mr.. Treasurer, none
of vour sneers. You know that with all
your sagacity and caution, Mr.. Erskine, al
though very clever, sgregiousIy mlstook
your nearing.
Sec. of Navy.-To he sure he did not
know whether the Treasurers meaning
was ayect, or indirest and believe that
Mr.. Erskne is not The FIRST who mas bean
puzzled in that particular
Pres. Gentle men, this IS no time Tor Jok-
ing-let US come 10 the point. Mr.. Secreta-
ry Of the Navy, have you any objections to
going to war
Sec. Of Napy-I have two Sir,
Pres-What are they?
Scc ~ Nayy-Want Of SHIPS, and want
OF SAILORS.
Pres-H Have YOU any, Mr.. Treasurer
Sec Of Treasury Il have but one, Sir.
Pycs-What can that be
Sec. efTeasuy.-W ant of-CASH
B9s. Gag.