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G. BRITAIN AND AMERICA.


Mr. Pinkney will have his audience
OF leave to day. The probability, is
that all hope of an adjustment with A.
merIca is at an end that all the in.
sidious designs of Bonaparte will be
accomplished and that we shall in
the Spring be involved in war with
this new enemy Morning Chronicle.
LII We have war With America, which
we can scarcely believe, it will not be
our fault; unless, indeed, it be fault
not 10 propitiate the u. States by "a
bandoning those principle upon viii h
our greatness, security and indep n
dence depend
Mr. Pinkney's return is not in con-
sequence OF anY unfri ndly result of
the negotiation between the two coun-
trles.--.He leaves Charg -de -Af.
faires to carry on diplomatic CORES
PondeuSe ;-.and Mr. Foster proceeds
immediately to America, as our Mi.
nisier. \We repeat, that whenever
the French DEGREES are revoked in
good faith, we will repeal our Orders,
and not before. Mr. Pinkney now
knows tho DEGREES are not bona Fl e
repeated and Mr. Smith, the Ameri-
can Secretary in letter 10 Gen. Tur-
reau has explicitly declared that the
DEGREES were not repealed " the
mode only, and not the measure, has
undergone an alteration"
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Feb. %.
Mr. Whitbread inquired, if it were
true, that the negotiations with the
American Minister were broken off.
and that the Minister was about to
leave England, AM whether it was
the iuten ION of Ministers TO advise
his Royal Highness to give the House
information on the subject?
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer
MIR Percival 10 reply said, it was rue
the American Minister had ,aken
leave ; that the relations between the
two countries was not broken off ;
that Charge DIES aRaires was to be
lett, and that gentleman had just
been appointed Envoy Extraordinary
TO America. Under these circum-
stances he should not advise that any
paper on the subject be laid before
the House.
March 4.---Mr Whitbread rose to
request an explanation of the reply
made by the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer to a question of his respecting
tine negotiation with Americ a. I'll
understood the ri. Hon. Gentle N an
that the discussions between the two
countries hal not broken off; but he
had Understood out doors. from good
authority, that no discussions were
now depending, and that the Charge
des affaires was not instructed to con
tinue the discussions. With respect
to the correspondence the Ministers
might as well publish it, for if they
did not the American governme nj
would long before the arrival of Mr.
| Foster IN America.
Nir Peroivalsaid he must have been
misunderstood by the gentleman, il
ne thought ne had said that the Charge
de aTaires would continue the late
] discussions. This was certainly not
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go YonK. Anril 6.

We understand that the Collector Of
this port, Yesterday morning, received
a letter from the Secretary Of the
Urea uary, authorizing him to admit
10 epuaoce all vessels Eom British
por,s which had completed their load
ipA and cleared, before the 21 Of Feb
rAaty, bu, which were preve nted from
g6Ng to- sea until after that day by ad .
verse winds, or other providential him
q aUces.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

From the Mai nal In,elligencer.

From the Matt nal In,elligencer.
Certain republican prints, for whose
intelligence entertain verv high re-
spect, have proceeded, indirectly, TO
condemn the conduct of the President
in the step which he has recently taken
OF changing the person of the Secretary
of the Department OF State. This act,
: on all hands admitted to be constitu.
tional exercise ct power, is arraigned
on the ground of supposed improper
, motive. One article on this subject,
purporting to be au authorised anthem
tic staten emf, represent the measure
as rupture, proce ding from differ
ence OF opiaion. Admitting this to be
true, is it candid, is IT correct, to de-
nounce th P esiden, without demon
strating that his opinion on public af-
fairs is less accurate than that Of Mr..
Smith? To soy that Mr.. Smith differ
ed from the President is merely to say
that the President differed f ON Mr..
Smith but this proves nothing rs to
|. the merits OF the difference, and the
y merits Only can explain the nature OF
the motive. Il the Presidents opinion
be right. and thai Of Mr.. Smith be
wrong, 1t will not be- denied shat to re-
move the wrong opinion was the best
way TO strengthen the right one and,
IN such case, the motive would be lau-
dable. Surprising rupture to have
taken place ;--that, indeed, may i'm
ply anger. But, in whose breast was
anger cherished /? In thar of the Pre-
sident, who only sought for change
without degradation or, In that Of the
Minister, who woGld see in hat change
MOTH & hut an insult When we a.
dept and act upon opinions different
from those Of other men, it is our own
q termination hat we withdraw our
mental aid from the couusels of those
to whom we are opposed in opinion I;
and Of what benefit to the nation are
personal com munications between men
whose understandings are separated
by conflicting ideas He who with
draws himself intellectually, ought TO
Withdraw hims, # personally from ca
blnet formed on common principles,
and not subject us to the painful task
Of intimatng to him the necessity OF
the step. But, above AL, he ought not
to complaiRsunder such circumstances,
(,he creatio0 fhis own WHY when the
cbange.to him, was only change OF
dIgnlties and the path, from the one
TO the other, was strewed with roses,
as friendly Offering to the spirit OF
republican concord. b.
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EPI(IRA NJ.

What better reason can you guess,
Why men are poor, and ladies' thin
per-.
But thousands now for dinner dress,
TIL noShiug's left to dress for dinner
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WASHINGTON, April 9.

James Monroe, Esq. the Secretary
of State, reached this city en- Friday
evening last, and the next day entered
on the duties of his Office
NJ. Serrurisr, the French Minister
has returned to this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15

Extract OF letter from respectable
source, dated London, February IL,
1911.
Z" British cruizers continue to cap
ture, under the orders in council, our
vessels bound TO Fronce."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-15
BOSTON, April s.

Extract of a letter from IN American
gtn,leman in London.
"Living here is very exPensive-'-a
pound note being about equal to dol
lar with us-.-trsde is depressed.-.the
people bhubened with taxes, and eve
~ ihirg indicates crisis which no.
thing Can avert but the inttive ion Of
ftcv,dcnce. The King rec yrs fast,
while the r gent exercises the Royal
functions like noble bear,ed Prince"
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DECLARATION OF
LNDEP EVIDENCE.

IN CoNcREss, July 4, 1776.
Il Decl0. ION blythe RehreseniatiOes Of Tire
United States ofa A1,erica, in Congress-
Gsaens6ted, Juiy 4th, 1776.
WHEN, in the course of human events,
it becomes necessary for one people to dis
solve the political bands which have Connect
cd them with another, and to assume among
the powers Of the earth, the separate and e
Gual station 10 which the laws of nature and
Of natures God entitle them, decent res
pect to the opinions Of mankind requires that
they should declare the causes winch impei
them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that al men are created equal That they
are endowed by their Creator with certain
nnalienablc rights; That among these are
life, liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness /;
That to secure these rights, governments
are Instituted among meu, deriving their just
powers from the consent Of the governed !;
That whenever any form OF government be-
comes destructive of these ends. it is the right
Of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to
inaiifJtc new gov ernment, laying its iounda-
ton on such principles, and organizing its
POWERS IN such form, as to them shall seem
most likely to effect their safety and haPpi-
ness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate, that
governments long established Should not be
changed Tor light and transient. causes; and
accordingly All experience hath shewn, that
mankind arc mere disposed to suffer, while
evils are siderable, than to right themselves
by abolishing the forms 20 which they arc
accustomed. But when long train Of abu-
SEES sud usurpations, pursuing invariably the
same object, evinccs design to reduce them
under absolute despctism, II is their right, il
is their duty, 20 throw oil such government
and to provide new guards for their future
security Such has been the patient suffer
ance Of these Colonies; and such is now tho
necessity which constraius them to alter theii
| former system Il goyerumcnt.--1he history
/ Of the present King Of g.. Britain is a historJ
Of repeated injuries and usurpations, ali hsy
ing in direct object the establishment OF o.
| absolute tyranny over these States To PROV
this, let facts be submitted to candi,
| world.
lie has refused his assent to laws, th
| most wholesome and necessary for the publ
good.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04
FOR THE ARGUS.
For THE FOURTH OF July, 1911.

ONCE more the sun in splendor bright,
1liumes our haleyon cline,
And whilst he scatters life and light,
Smiles with an air sublime.
And he III reason smiles, for see.
The Goddess OF the west,
The heav'n-born Goddess Liberty,
Meets him in splendour drest.
The Goddess comes--a matchless view!
With duties, rights and laws;
And i'll her princely retinue,
Ten Thousand virtues draws
The Gem of Virtues On her crest, s,s
Without spot or stain,
Prosperity bedecks her breast,
And blessings grace her train.
With an awful, placid rnien,
Matuf'd in ages genes
She eyes the lustre of the sun,
Ard acccsts The Zone -
8 Celeslat Cod Ct Joyful DAY,
Thy fertll : ng smile,
The gio9n Of sorrow drives away,
Fen from the savage Wild.
The ViiSin land at thy advance,
With milk and honey flows,
And in thy beams, my blessings dance,
As independence CLOVIS.
See, see tht blessings here lead,
Great anniversary sun;
These arr the trophies Of tie dead,
'Fhc goot my heroes won.
Great 'ztcan tell my fame;
And Ai5in's riAed crown,
Can tell tie terriers of the name,
That anvil her hosts 60 scora.
Although my vot'ries fought and bled,
Yet do tlEir children live;
Althougb they bridg'd their streams with
dad,
Yet IrseRea still survive
see, see their rights--tho' Tyrants rave,
Their freedom TO destroy;
Yet thee my children still shall have,
And foser and enjoy.
puti5s and rights and equal iayvs,
Good, Icriect, just and wise,
SHAH gte endurance to my cause,
And emulate the skies.
Tho O. the blood-stain'd Chesapeake,
Great irtue groan'd-expir'd;
Yet sac does now Language speak,
Whichhespots can't deride.
The gillant Rodgers, son of FIRE
| Genius of 70
Has nj de the myrmidons retire,
And all their hearts transix.
See, al-conquering virtue, see,
| And Patriotism firm
| See, emblem of divinity,
Thy beams, our bosoms warm.
Our Jouth, with noble ardor rise,
To emulate the dead,
They with devotion seize the skies,
| And claim great freedoms need.
See. golden wisdom spread her streams,
( IA sig C.; ss>a cn-recir-ce free:
Whilst despotism loudly screams,
1T glorious Liberty.
The Ploughshare, inland boat and loom,
And every art and trade,
Proudly rise DER slavery's tomb,
| And mark where she is laid.
Still fcrtilize our plains, great Cop,
And shed thy smiles OF peace;
And may Columbia be the abode,
Of health and virtuous ease"
COLON, oLIaf FIEsIL1Us.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04
THURSDAY, JrIy 4, 1911.

STATES, they have fun power to levy war,
conclude peace, contract alliances, establish
commerce, and do all other acts and things
which Indehendent States may of right do.
And for the support of this Declaration, with
a firm reliance on the Protection of Divine
P-ovidence, we mutually pledge to each o.
Their, our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred
honor.
Signed by order and lii behalfof the Cox
cREss.
JOHN HANCOCK,
President.
CHARLES THOMSON,
Secretary.
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A Caution.

THE public are hereby forwarned from trad
ing for, or taking in any way, bond execut-
eel by us the End day of March, 1907, psya-
bic twelve months thereafter to a certain
holm Montague of Powhatan county, for Fifty
four pounds, some few shillings-The said
bond was executed in consequence ofthe pur-
chase of certain negroes from said Montague,
the title TO which negroes is disputable,--
ere therefore determined not to pay the said
Bond.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
John NORTON.
June 25th, 1911. 1p
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Bank Of Virginia.

The President and Directors have this day
declared dividend CT six per cent on the
Capital Stock, for the last half year, which
viii be paid to the Stockholders or their legal
representatives, on or after the 18th instant.
John BROCKENBROUGH, Cashier.
July 1st, 1911. (3t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04

II. E1JEs, late Editor Of the Baltimore E.
vering Pest, has issued proposals for publish
Ing 4 new work to be entitled
The Weekly Register,
To be printed On a sheet cffne superroyal pa
rcr, WITH nonpareii or brewer type. folded ir-
t. l6 pages, 10 be devoted to politics, histo-
ny, geography, biography, notices of the arts
and sciences, manufactures, miscellany and
news.
~ sEbscriptiors FOR the Register will be
received 1T this Office.
July 1st, 1911. (3t.)
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WIN. w. HEN1Nc, &C.

The parties interested IN the above suit
viii take notice, that have appointed Mon
day the Goth August next, for taking the &C
count directed BY the decree pronounced in
this cause, when they are required to attend
at the Swan Tavern, in CHS city, At o.
CLOCK, =. ri. with their accounts and vouch-
ois, prepared TO go into the same.
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. G.
Richmond, Commissioners Omce,
Jst JULY, 10l1.---,tdm.l
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Eabourers Wanted.

Il OR IS BLACK MEN viii he emricyed
CT the STREETS by the mo.th "a. season,
and GOOD NYAGES given. APPLY no
DOING & HUTTON.
Richmond, June 26th. 1911. til
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Il O u N d.

A SILVER WATCH, which viii be restor-
n Cd 70 the owner, on satisfactory proof of
property. Apply at this office
JUNE 9th, 1911. (tE)
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mFOR SALE,

& T Buckingham Court house, the second
Monday in August nett, being court day
and the 10Th of the month, viii be sold, to
the highest bidder, for cash, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
Wherein Doctor James i. Hubbard now lives
in the said county Of buckingham, Containing
about one thousand Acres. On this tract
there is a Grist-Nliil which being on an album
dant and never failing stream, might with a
small e;tpencc be rendered very valuable.
The buildings on the plantation are large
and commodious, the soil is fertile and well
adapted to farming, or planting. The sub
scriSers can say with truth that this is one Of
the best plantations in that part Of the coun-
try; and that frcn lis fertility and situation
il IS well worthy the attention of any who
wish to purchase in that part Of the state.
The sale will be made by virtue of deed Of
trust made to US By Doctor HUBBARD to secure
the payment Of debt therein mentioned due
60 Col Samuel Allen.
An unqucstionable title will be made to the
purchaser.
WIN. DANIEL, jr. T
80 ARCH,D. AUSTIN, ius'eee
July ist, 1871. ds.5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04

Elizabeth Paueson, cxecutrix of Charles
Patteson, and George Christian, executor Of
J eter FarteSon, decd. and NJ aitha Patteson,
Elizabeth M'Reynclds, Charles Paueson,
Peggy PattesoD, Polly Patteson, Peter Pate
son, Jenny PatSeson, Henry Patteson, Fanny
Paterson, and Patteson, and Chas.
Iaccn son & heir If Nancy Bacon, latc Nancy
Pattescn, children and heirs at law Of Charles
Fateson, deceased, and devisees CT the said
fetcr Pattcgon, deceased Mary Ann Pat-
tcsou, widow Of John Pattescn, deceased,
Charles Phelpes and Molly his Vile, Lewis
Lawson and Lucy his Wife, Samuel p. Chris
tan and Nancy his Wife, Samuel Pattes,n
and 1chn Patteson, infants, by the said Sa-
muel J. Christian specially assign'd tlei.
Guafdisn, hers Of tie said john PattesOn,
iced. deft's,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04

Nv CoNcREss, July 4, 1776.
Il Decl0; ION blythe RehreSeaiaeiOes Of TIRE
United States efa Amcrica, IN Congress-
Gssens6ted, July 4sh, 1776.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-04
VIRGINIA:

NIkGiNlA.
IT z Superior Court of Chancery holden at
the Capitol in the city Of Richmond the 9th
day Of February, 1871.
John M. Walker, administrator with the
Will annex'd Of John Christian, decd. James
Patterson, the same John NJ. Walker, adj
minstrator Of Joyce Christian decd. and the
said John Va. Walker and Susanna his wife,
cole heircss of the said Joyce Christian, and
George Smith, and the said John M. Walker,
executor Of Lucy Du5uid, decd and George
Christian ard Joyce p. his wife, George +,
Duguid and Elizabeth his wife, and Lydia
DngGld, heirs Of the said Lucy Dugud, decd.
Eite
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From EMdicateur Of Bordeaux, Of 9Th
lulu.
FRENCH EMPIRE.
PARIS, June %. 1911.

PARIS, june 20. 1911.
Extracts from the EXPOSE
OF the situation of the French empire,
presented to the legislative body, in its
sitting of the goth June, by his excel
lency the count of Montalivet, minister
of the interior.
GENTLEMEN,
Since your last session, the empire has
been encreased by the addition of sixteen
departments, five millions Of population,
a territory affording revenue of one
hundred millions, nine hundred miles of
coast with all its maritime resources
The mouths Of the Rhine, of the Maese,
and of the Seheldt were not French the
circulation of the interior Of the empire
was shackled the productions Of the de-
partment of its center could only reach the
sea by paying tribute to foreign powers
These inconyeniencies have disappeared
forever. The maritime arsenal of the
Scheldt, on which such great hopes arc
founded, has received in this manner all
the extension it ought to possess. The
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%Vid. Thalaba.

sVid. Thalaba.
: However startling the fctions may appear,
they Nigh, almost be called credible, when
compared with the genuine tales OF Hindu
mythology.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Under the authority OF two deeds Oh "u''
from HENRY ROSE, deceased, 10 the SUD-
scribers, we will offer at public sale, at the
cofge. house. in the town of Alexandr a,
on MONDAY the 3oth day OF oeptemoei
next
TSHREE tracts or parcels ofLANO, con-
tanning about $50, ITO and $50 acres
each. situate in the county OF Fairfax, and
living on the Little River Turnpike Road,
adioisinr the lands of Judge Filzhugh, Will
liaz, Moss, the reprcsen satiyes of John Moss,
deceased, Giles Fizhugh and others-dis-
tant from the cities of Washington 4 Alex
andria about seven milss
These tracts are laid off as to embrace
proportion of cleared land toierably well
en- closed, sud woodland, with an abu rance
of timber and fuel On one of the lots are
well improved productive meadow, asout an
hundred acres well taken with red clover
aud an inexhaustable body of soap or hte
stone, the value Of vi ich for overs, hre p'"
ce,. Sc. is generally known, being "orth Q
dollars the wsggon load ct The quarry
A credit of six. twelve eighteen months
will be allowed bonds with gpprov' d 'ecu-
r;ty will be required; and lien viii be re-
,sined OH the property NATL payment.
K. M. Scott,
VIM. MoiS.
a.r,, OF cots
The editor of the N, tional Intelligs Ger is
reoues ed to insert The above advertiser ent
and send lis account to this .fsiee tor pay
ment -------
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

d.
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Prepared with tho gseatest care s. attention.
Br MICHiAL ZEE & Go.
Lees form destroying Loze'ges.
This medicines superior 10 AIRY ever Of.
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certain and efficaci us in its operations,
Lre's EErir,
a certain remedy for colds, coughs, OF
asthmas s particularly The whooping cough
SO destructive to children
Lees Essenee q Mustard
So well known for the cure ct Rheuma-
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Lees grand estoratiOe,
Proved by long experience to be unequal.
led in the cure of nervous disorders con.
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak.
ness; etc,
Lees .hnti-bkons PiRs,
Forthe prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant levers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the lien,
Which is warranted IN intaiiibIe remedy
at one applicant n.
Lees infaiibic Ayu. u Fever Drots,
For the cure of agnes, rcmittenl aid inter.
mittent tevers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.
Celebrated for the cure OF linsworms. tet-
tiers, etc.
L.ee's Genuine Eye Nater.
an efIectua! remedy 70. all diseases IN tho
eys.
Lees 7oofh-,4ehe Drot,,
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Lee's Restorative Pc7ydrr,
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For the cure OF every Kind Of headache.
The Indian Vrgefa6e Specific,
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r, GRAY, bookseller, King-street. and
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To country merchants and othe's s, who
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount will
be given by the proplietors.
TO detect countcrei,s observe each arti-
Gle has, ON the OUTSIDE wr'pp,r, the sigma
ture of Mich AEL LIE and Go.
N. Is. At the places of sale may be had
fgr,lis' pamphlets cont lining recent and eH'
traortinary cases o. cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

FOR SsLE .dS ASO| n:
PRACTICAL PIE1Y, by Mrs. Hannah
Moors, 9 vols.
Coldsmith's Cabinet Of Bonapar'e, vols
Do. Exposition of the conduct Of
France towards America.
The Three P-triots. or the Cause Cure
of our present Evils. ~,
The Minstre,sy Of Z. ward the Wanderer.
The Works Of Walter Scott, Esq. eic-
can't & uniform edition. in immature with
beautiful and appropriate Froatispleces'
vols. x.
September l9 eoo'
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RIPPON LODGE

FOR SHE OR + Il
~ONSISTlNG Of about one Thousand a.
ores Of Land, bordering OH the Neae--
SEQ, navigabls creek, abon one ME rom
the Potomac, within 2 miles OF A.ex"n IL,
and four from Dumf~ies, on the main road
from the one to the other. There Is spa
cious mas on hou.e w.t. evere necessary
ont house, an excellent garden with great
variety of fruit trees, well oil remarkable
cool water, and the situation conhtered j.
roonp the healthie near the Potom'c' -
The re are about 900 acres open tor cuitiva-
ton, which produce in rye, Corn, exc. equal
To as we'll as any in its vicinage Extensive
marshes attach to this farm excellent tor the
Grazing Of cattle, sc. and two meadows that
produce annually from eighteen to twenty
1--WE tons Of hay o. the natural s ass l"'s
land will be disposed Of on liberal terms. 4
third of the money being in cash. the balsnce
by approved guarantees o. p'yment, a Gre
dit of one and two years may be had on. Fer
sons disposed to buy or rent VIII Apply to
Mrs CHRIsTIAS BLACKBURN, on the premi-
sss, or to
T. Blackburn,
Executor of T. Blsckhu n, deceased near
Centervile, Fairfax county, Virginia.
August 81 Saw IND
~ The editor of the National lnteiii-
cancer is requested 10 insert the above al
eosr,;semen, once week for four weeks, and
sena ri. account to this Office f,r payment.