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HhV'IB TIC syIIPtOIIIs atteJuiBg WOTTns,
are disagreeable breath, especially in the
morping---bad and corrupted gums Itch
ing in the nose and about the seat, convul.
sicns and epileptic fits and sometimes prI.
vation OF speech-.-irregul r appetite,
sometimes ioathing food and sometimes vo-
racious, Pursing, with Shiny and foetid
Stools vomiting, large snd hard belly,
pains and sickness at The stomach. pains IN
the head and thihs., with lowness of spirits
slow fever, with small ard irregular pulse
dry cough. Excessive thirsf, sometimes
pale and unhealthy countenance, and som e
times the face bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have Immediate recourse
to Hamilton'S Worm Destroying Lozenges,
which have been constantly attended wit
success in all Complaints Similar to those a J.
boye &c cribed
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WANTEn.

FOR the NEXT year Cor immediately ifnot now
engsged) a manager FOR 4 valuable estate. on
James River, a few miles above Ri 80
A person from Loudon county, " =
acquainted with the clover husbanslly, Snd
Can come highly recommended for honesty,
sobriety, industry and skill i'll farming, would
be preferred. Enquire OF the Printer.
Richmond, July 10th, 1911. IF
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DIR. HAMILToN's

GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Which The inventor cor 6dsn'ly recommend as an
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nent cure OF vafious complaints which ,esut from
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100 Dollars Reward.


RUN AWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax county, Virginia, on the night Of
the 9TH inst three slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY
Jack is small mulatto man about 10 or so
ycars'cf age, his hair inclined to be straight !;
he is very sensible and an active good Card
,,ei., Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is q
3asBe mulatto woman. inclined to be very
Reshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to she is between so and S5Pyears Of
age: and Fanny. mulatto girl, IL or Is
years Of age, very Cross-eyed, has plea
sing Countenance and apt to smile when
spoken to; She is low but stout and we'll
made.--Jack carried with him two blue
coats turned up with buff, one of which was
~Retty and Fanny carried vi lSHn a
number of good clothes, not res hlected.
They will 10 doubt attempt to Sa1fs free,
and probably will be lurking about Rich
mond, where Betty has a Brother and her
mother living both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Ham5leSon Al
masters Of vessels and others are cautioned
AGAINST conveying away, or N any way har-
bou'ing said slaves at their peril.
! will give the above reward if secured in
any Jail so that I get them again, or 80
dollars for either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges viii be paid i'll addi-
zion to the above reward
JOHN WILSON,
Committee of
JAMES 4. GLENN.
July 22d, 1911. (D
n. B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr. John.
Bird and Betty was purschased of john Cor
bin.
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lton's Essence s Extract
OF MUSTARD.

A safe effsctual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism. govt, rheumatic govt.
pa sey, luubago, numbnesss white swelling,
chilblains, sprains bruises, pain in LID
lace and neck &c. &c. ~
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ITCH CURrD.

by once using LEES SOVEREIGN ONT.
GENT The prop Ietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this disease
against the edion Of which no per on Is sate)
that If this ointment is used a. night, on going
70 bed, ii never fails to perform cure by the fol.
owing morning, Thousands who have used il
during lie las, ten years can testify The pecu,
liar exeelenries Of This infaliible remedy FOE the
I,ch, over every other. the cer,ain5y of cure
by single applicationI the Ingredients bring so
innocent a. 20 Be applied wiki perfea sa ely 70
the iendeTest infan', and It's being not only fee
from any offensive smell. but equally ag,eeabie
with the pleasan,est pomatum.
Infallible Ague and Fever
DROPS,
For the cure Of Agues, remittent, aad IN
.ermittent FeveTs.
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In acknowledging tie receipt OF yoar letter
OF the lor... instant, must express ny regret
that you should have thought it necessary to
introduce into that lette: any topics which
might teEd 20 Interrupt the concilitory spirit
il W,ich il i, the sinc5ra disposition Of his ma
jestys government 10 conduct every negoti-
a.ion win IL: government CT the United
States.
From an anxious desire to avoid Ill dis
cussions o. that tcndeEcy,I shall proceed with
out any f2r,her observation to communicate
to YOU the view which his maiesty's govern
ment has tax en- OF the principa, question, which
formed the object Of my enquiry during our
conference of the 5th instant. The letter Of
the French minister 70? foreign afaiss TO the
American minister at Paris, Of the 9eh Aug.
1910, did not appear to his majesty's govern
ment TO contain such notification Of the re-
peel of the French DEGREES of Berlin ard Mi
ian as could Justify bis nlaiesty's government
il repeating the British orders in council
That letter states, That the DEGREES OF Ber-
" lin and Milan sre revoked, and that from the
" Isl Of November 1910, they will cease to
" be in force, it being understood that in con-
" sequence ofthis declaration the English shall
" revoke their orders in council and renounce
"the new principles Of blockade, which they
=" have attempted to establish
the purport of this declaration appeared to
be that the repeal Of the DEGREES OF Berlin and
Milan wouid tale effect from the lst ofNovem-
Der, isr0Uided that Great Britain, antecedently
to that day, and in consequence Of TIN, deelara-
!!on, should revoke the orders in council, and
should renounce those principles of blockade
which the French government alleged to be
new. / separate condition relating to Ame-
RIGA seemed also to be contained in ,his decla-
ration, by which America might understand
that the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan would
be actually repealed on the lst of November,
1910, provided that America should resent
any refusal of the British government to re-
nounce the new principles of blockade and to
reroke the orders in council.
By your explanation it appears that the A.
merican government understands the letter Of
the French minister as announcing an abso,
lutte repeal en- the lst of November, 1910, OF
the French DEGREES of Berlin and Milan,
which repeal, however, is not to continue in
force, unless the British government within a
reasonable time after the lst of November,
1910, shall fulfil the two conditions stated
distinctl, in the letter of the French minister.
Under this explanation, if nothing more had
been REQUIRED from Great-Britain for the pur.
pose of securing the continuance of the repeal
of the French DEGREES than the repeal of our
orders in council, should not have hesitated
to declare the perfect readiness of this govern
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fishing good hDueT Staioiiis2 ~.
countries, are too congenial with my own fef-
inps on the subject not to be lecelved WIN
very high satisfaction.
I have the honor to be- with the higHst
consideration and respect, SIT, y'ur most ese-
dient humble servant,
'iei'' A1 AUG. ]. FOSTER
Letters Of Mr.. Pinkney,i dssr laie minister TO
Great Britain, to tie ftcrettry Of Stq!s,
and Of NJ. Russell, or Lae Charge de- IT.
fa;rs in France 10 MT. Pin&7ey.
.,s. r1xKEET 10 Mr.. WITH.
London, Jausgy II, 1911.
I had the honor to receive q the 9Th inst
while was confined by q seyfelllness, your
letter of the 18th OF NoremtF,a and as soon
as was able, prepared a 10 ; lord Wei
lesley in conformity with it.
On the Sd instant, I had rclved letter
from lord Wellesley, bearing dte the 29tl
uItino, On, the subject Of the Oriers IN Coun'
eli and the British biockaies, toKhich was
anxious to reply, atthe same TIM that obey
ed the orl@rs OF tae Presiden signlled N
your letter above mentioned. prepared all
answer accordingly, AID sent / in with the
other note, and noe o. the til respecting
two American schooners lately captured or
their way to Boldeaux, f. breach ct the or
dcrs in council. CopiesEe all these papers
are enclosed.
My answev. 70 lord NVehcsey's letter vas
writ,en under tire pressure of indlsposit;or
and She influence Of more Indignation than
could well be suppressed. His le:tar proves
whae scarcely required proof, that it EAe Pc
sent government continues, we csAnot be
friends VIII, England. reed not :naiysc 1t
&c you.
an still 30 waas; IS u H.d It convenient
to mae this letter g s1on ore, AID VIII there
ere oHiy add that I haze derived gcea; salts
action from. yoor Instruction. Of ti.2 l5th Of
November, and have delelm ned % return to
the United States il tire Essex. She niii SC
20 / Orient for 3ir. Graysor, and :hon cone
10 1owas for me and my family. l calculate
Oh sailing ABOUT the lest O; February. TIE
choice Of Cfa;ye d.1farcs enbarrssses ne
exceedingly, but Will do the best can
The dispatches by the Esses: we've delivered
to me by lieut. Rodgers On Sunday
! have the honor to be, &c.
VIM. PINKNEY.
Robert Snlith, Esq. &c. &c. &c.
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MR.. FOSTER TO Mr.. MONROE.
Wash:ns:2n, July 7, 1911.
SIR,


SIR,
beg leave tc acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter dated yesterday, il answer to mine
of the I'd instant, and to assure you that it
gives me very sincere pleasure to have to
transmit for the purpose Of being laid before
his royal highness the prince regent, acting
in the name and on the behalf of his majesty,
SO satisfactory testimony of the amicable
manner in which the President of the United
States has received the instances and assuran-
ces of friendly disposition on the part of his
royal highness towards the United States,
which by command of his royal higness had
the honor to communicate TO the President
through you.
The assurances which you have added, sir,
of the qualification that you would yourself de-
rive, if: as the organ of your government,
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY next, will be sold, wiihout
r.,erye. ON liberal credit, at the store OF
Mr. ]. JAxNsY, adjoining Mr. Riddle, on
Fairfax street
A var,ety of Dry Goods,
Consisting of 6ne and coarse Cloths ker
scys, plain Coatings, Fiushings, Baze, Fian-
Sw,ndowns, woysted and cotton Stock
Cal;coes cotton Shirtings, Linens,
w,.a nun ct of other arti les :,
w. P. G. Martteller.
NoYen.Ser i6. wv
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DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
[coSTISuED.l
Mr.. FOSTER TO siR. MONROE.
Washington, Jnly ID, 1911.

SIR,
l have the honor y inform YOU that have
received the special Commands of his royal
highness the Prince Recent, acting in the
name and on the behalf OF his Majesty, to
make ar early communication t. you CT the
sentiments Which his royal highness was
pleased. on the.p part Of his Majesty to express
to Mr.. Pinbney, upon the occasion OF his au-
dience of leave.
Fis rcyaI highness signifcd to Mr. Pinkney
the deep regret with which he learnt that slr.
Pinkneys&anceiyed himself to be Bound by the
Instructions OF lis government tc take his
departure from England.
His ryal highness informed Mr., Pinkncy,
that one OF the earliest acts ofhis government,
in the rsmc and On the behalf OF his Majesty,
was to appoint an enToy extraordinary and
minister plen;potentiary TO the government OF
the UnI.et States; and atl>.ad that this aP-
point,nent had been niaGe in tie spirit OF ami
ty, and with view cf maintaining tie sab
sisting relations Of friendship between the two
countries.
His royal highncss further declared to Nlr.
Pinkney that he was most sincere.v and anH-
ousiy DESTROYS Oh tie part of his Majesty; to
cultivate good understanding With the y
nited States by every means consistent with
the preservation Of the maritime rights anL
interests of tie British empire
HiG royal highness particularly desired hat
ny. p.nkncy would communicate these de-
utaret:ono 10 the Unil7d States III the manner
which might appear best calculated 70 satisfy
the President Of his royal highncss' sol.clt,ide
to facilitate an arnicable discussion with the
government of the United States upon every
point Of difference which had arisen between
the tYgo Cover uents.
nave the honor 70 be, with the greatest
resrect ard confederation, sir: rour most obe-
dieIk humble sery,at.
AUG. J. FOSTER.
The Ron. Jcn,es 1Ionroe, &c. &c.
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Mr.. E[0vEon 70 Mr.. Foster.
Draartnsn, If STATE, Juiy 6, 1871.

Sir,
1 have had the honor to receive your letter
fthe ID iuse. in which you express tie regret
ofhis roysl highness the Prince Regent at
the departure Of tie american minister tIpn
Great and STATE th&t it was one o. he
first acts of his government to appoint an a.
roy extraordinary and minister p!en;potsnta
~ to the government of the United STAKES
With a view of maintaining the suDsistiag raa-
tins Of friendship betiJeeIs the two countries,
aid that he was soiictoas 10 facilitate an ami,
cae-discussion with the government Of the
United States upon every point OF difference
which had arisen between the tWo govern
Rents.
am instructed by the prcsiden. 10 acisnow-
kdge 10 you The great satisfaction, which he
las derived from the communication which
ypu have made OF tie disposition, lis royal
friendship WiTh the United States, and to as
sure You thar the prompt and friendly 1nea-
sue, w;sich he adoptc,i, by the appointment of
an envoye and minister H!eniro-
tentia.y to this country, to 1nantaln the rcls-
tons Of friendship and facilitate al a.nicabIe
discussion on every point CT difference that
had arisen between TIE two governments Is
considered as a favorable and interesting
proof oftI.2t disposition.
an alao instructed b. the President to
state his ready disposition TO meet III similar
spirit these frank and friendly assurances Of
the Prince Regent, and that nothing will be
wanting on his part, consistent With The rights
of the United States, that may be necessary to
promote the re-establishment, in all respects,
of that coed understanding between the two
countries, which he considers to &c highly
importantto the interests ofboth.
Permit me to add, sir, that #; as the organ
of my government, can DC il any degree in
strumental, in concert with you, in promoting
such result, I shall derive from it a very
great and sincere satisfaction.
/ have the honor to be, sc.
(SigneD JAS. MONROE.
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,oIR,

LORD WELLESLEY 10 Mr.. PINkNEY.
F2reiyn QG5cs, Dec. 20. 1910.
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By gentleman who left S.. Francis.iif 81
Tuesday last, we learn that curious csseiiI'
stance took place on Sunday. On si..s ,sor.>
ing, when the inhabitants rose, they wee az
tonishsd to find the flag OF Florida again So
ing at the top of the Rag staff; but as tffs
had been many ,n.Achievous pranks Pi:s3'e -
Several nights previous, no person IL TOM
thought amy more of it than corsinaassce s.
those pranks under the. impression. 40 pf'
son attempted to take it do.vn, ard 'sane p.',
ticnlariy as there was po getting st Il ki!e''
BY climbing the staff. which was at least RI
feet high, or by telling it. In the course y
the day, however, some gentlemen haFI,
rode into the country, found that scme 1eeS'
sensations had. been created, ard Il bs'i"f w
like TO become curren. THU il was rcaIsl }"
opposition to the government II ttr 81
ing, on their return few persons SicS&'5.
thing more seriously, rcsolsed on CUE"
down the staff The cutting down .!'s "...
was opposed OH the ground q; its be'n: p.
yate property; this contention -ss ~
produce a serious riot, wien very h.pph!o.j
ncrai Hampton and Lieutenant fiuklp Mr,,
IN town. The general Immediately c1:i -,
a civil Officer, and stating that he f1''''''
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mere ,fsp s:nply aecoieseed N a;;s sses,..
end H., err actuicsetDcc was wholly q. ~
suit of q conviction that the act incofpo,,.;'
a blk was contract. What, SIR, IS IT,. !,
sence Of contract That there sfsH he -.
ties atle to con;r;Et !; thai the 10 ccn,,.,.
tk.ss there shall te :. e,Tsidc.aticr aa.6 =,
quo tl,at TIC CONDITIONS shah DC rcsisn.''
WHIT IS the fact IN relation 70 Tie bark I'M
Does the balk NIKE .;F.y s.iPvlaiions in e.,
Of the government No, zone. Docs -
Charter st:palate th:;t Tie government s.s
provide for the punishment Ct those wto Co.
terfeit bank bills No. Aid ,e, repubFrs
Congress, u1:dei'tke idea, l suppose. Of its b.
ing a, contract, has passed law .or TIT p,,
rose. The law does ret certain Gre >ss,s.
y feature Ct contract !; IS therefore 70
contract.
fSheeeE n 5t continued.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE

J . ygR THEsPLfS SOCIETY,
Al re rec..est Of the ALEssSpaia Ls Nh bs.
~ sosr Coxr.Nr, will perform, for their DE-
= -, F.,,.y EvErlSe, May sd, ioii'
!. ~. celebrated COMEDY, IN ACTS Call
"a ths
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rs IL. H,sbian Society m m
firm The Pa5i,e, that Beng una5Ie
10 procure Muiic before E'd1y
Evl,,;ng, they necessarily postpone
Their sriorm4aes to th;t Eue"lngg'
- May .roC
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1OVEkfIoEMENI.

Br virtue of 4. deed of trus, bearine aa'e '"s
II, lfth tay of October, eighteen hihdreu
AMI seven, executed 10 the subscriber ~
Alexander and James NTH. ard .iachae,
and M.,rsare F Smith, wives OF the SAID
Alexander and james Smi,h-wiil be Sold
n, the prem;ses, on SA1ORDdf' tns
,~ensy Attn d4y OF May next, on creclt
Of six, twelve and eighteen months
A VALUABLE
House and Lot of Ground,
I,,,e town sf Alexandria, and bounded IS
follows:
rFCINNING on the north side OF Duke.
n street, in the said tnwn of Alexandra,
o.e hundred and twenty three feet i've men
&c IN the eastward of Water street, and run
ming thence sastwardly with Dake street
twen,y seven feet ten inches; thence north
w,r,,lv with line parallel to Water street
ore hundred feet; thercc westwardly with
6ne to Duke street twenty seven feet ten
inches: thence sou,hwardly In direct ParSi-
lei iine to the beginning,
Notes with approved endorsers, nesotia-
Me in the BANK Of Alexandria, will he re-
onired Of the purchaser Tor the pas nent OF
the purt base money in three equal install
neots. and a lien on the property
-. James Keith, Jun.
Trustee.
Anil o. ais
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Cheat GdM store.

CHdp tdW At07e'
THE. sab>er,ners havr Ju.i opened hsna-
some assortment Of d coo .,
;rr;rchaSed in p',iiaI ip,ia sor cash, which
shey Off a, prize. nseh setew the usual
,ases, and invit. Il a,ten'i,n ct the c''izens
OF Alsxsndria at si"in',y,
Samuel Mark &c Co.
F. tx street. n,xt door below
Me ssrs Libby and Carae
May I. "t
P The Proprietor of this Gazette
having peceivesi 81 assortment OF hand
So ne Type from pis.!adelahia, has it now
&. las ,,ewer &c see;te a, kinds OF
Ps-sf7L &c u lie sl.st eles ;ant style.
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April Is.
For Sale.
A compleat Female HOUSE

SERV vt, aged about :Hirty..ix years.
A.su to hire, one aged twenty Apply to the
fr,ater.
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FOR SALE,

TWO thousand four hundred acres Of
LIND, in Fairfax county, Virginia, situated IN
a healthy, genteel neighborhood, about Il
miles from the city of Washington & George
Town, and 70 miles from Alexandria. he
turnpike road from Alexandria to the J'ttie
River passes about one and half miles from
the dwelling house. The land is well water
ed of good quality, and adapted 20 the
Plaster of Paris. The improvements arc 4
large dwelling house 4s feet long and 20 iec'
wide, two stories high, good kitchens me-;
house, tobacco house, granaiy, stables anu
corn house, all in good repair. | will take
the moderate price of Ten Dollars per acre
one third of the purchase money payable a.
the time of sale, the residue at the expfa-
ton of s months.
Stock, in any of the banks within tho ds'
trict of Columbia, will be received; or Land'
on the lower parts of Potomac or Rapp;hain,,,
mock rivers, and in the western country, VIII
be taken in exchange.
Richard Fitzhugh.
July 81. Paws"