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ans. and the impreguahls sampx,; OF South A..
meriean Independence.
beg your eNceteucy 20 accept the assnr-
auce OF the admiration which 1 feel IN con.
teoip'at"g the civic virtues. the political ia.
tents, and tue military achievements OF the
people Ut Buenos ANies and their illnstrious
director.
Tile address which YOUR excciiercv was
pleased 10 forward To a., IS Larpy evidence
oi Tie f,aicfnal aud generous sentiments OF
our southern brethren. IL is with the greatest
satisfaction that transmit Lciswi.h The co,ei
al answer which my fellow citizens ciipr TO The
people 81 kio dc La Plata. IN tins answer
the most prominent and precious features are
those OF the'r tenderness, affection, and sOiiri-
tnde tor the permanent liberty and happiness
OF their compItriOts OF the south.
I0Hr eXcetency eau assuie Your uohle feI.
low citizens, That they not only will lac received
with open aims the territory at this republic,
and treated as members OF oar Venezuelan
ianiiy, out upon sun more exalted ,ii.;tCt-
pie, as members OF the great Amer tamil
~ Knowing no other distractions !:u, those OF
common country, and obligations, ias lug in
| all respects The mHSt petiect unity.
MOST excellent sir: as SoCn as Tie people OF
N,ne5meii shall by their tlinuPhs, have com
piettd Tue great work OF independence. hy
eApel!ing the last of the slaves CT despotisn
or whenever circumstances shaii permit more
frequent coHiniupl Caticus, and more intimate
relations we shall direct Our eiiuiis with The
most lively interest 60 establish the Jtle, icun
compact iH oider That. BY the uniformity Of
our political institutions, and their conformity
with the best interests OF all men, i'm assuring.
liberty oil thought and action, we all may pos
Sess undisturbed tie means OF ASSN inc happi.
! reSS; ihatwe may shsw oIi selves worthy uf
freedom and independence. and that America
may appear. before the Whole world with that
true majesty Which is TO he found only among
free people, and with That true greatness
WINCH rs not TO be found sufficiently established
IN any nation that has preceded us. Unite d i'm
principles like these. ii Hc9venwil permit the
accomplishment of our wishes, America will
not only be considered as Tic queen Of nations
but as the mother OF true republics.
May not then tOndiy hope, that Buenos
Ayres. with her powerful influence, will enter
INTO this generous emulation, aud by their
powerful co operation, aid in the erection of
tins sublime political cdiiice, the establishment
OF which has been The great object of our re
generation, and The sacrifices made from the
l'hrst day that we raised our arms against the
despotsm of Spain.
God preserve your eXceileucy many years
most excellent sir. SIMON BOLIVAR.
PEDRO b. MENDEZ, Secretary.
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ADDRESS.
ADDRESS.
Simon Boiirar, Supreme Chit Of tic republic o

| Simon Bofirar, Supreme Chit Of tic republic of
Ienezueia, TO the people ~ hio de Ia Plata.
CITIZENS OF RIO DE LA PLATA-Ionr bIeth-
rem Of Venezuela pursuiu: the same SiOricnS
career as yourselves ever since the dvtcIIui,,a-
tons OF the memorable 18th of April, 1870 bad
given to America the political existence Of
winch The tyranny OF pan had so loug depriv
| ed her. Venezuela has seen with 10Y and adj
| mifatioD YOUR wise reformation, Your military
| glory, and Gnrpublic prosperity. She cannot
| Halter herself with baviu: equalled YOU in
good fortune but IN frPedum OF priuciulrs
and nobeness of object. we do not WELD 10
| any idea OF disparity In all our views and
| hopes we have been equal but adverse events
| nave, on two occasions, almost prosuated We
neZuela III attilction. But only To- revive after
our disasters with redonbled resolution, and
by third great effort, after conflicts viii Tie
most ierocious and desperate ofmeu we rain.
ed triumph which has no example in histur,
for the severity OF the contest, aud the success
| and bravery with which it was accomplished.
Eight years OF combat against deSpotism, AMI,
OF manly sacrifice, have given to our country
The right /" claim, Though not The same good
and Infinitely splendid fortune, an equally in
honor and Independence.
The wisdom displayed by The government g {
La Plata. III every department Of It's admins
tra,ion; its political transactions with foreign
nations ITS proves ia arms in The very cen
ire oi Peru, aud on the Lofty baitlementS of
ChI!i, are eloquent examples, which could not
fail 10 determine the various provinces OF )
America 10 follow in the noble career of no.
no' ana Hpc't?. feheEneia, Notwithstanding
the distance, has never lost sight of you.
People of Rio de la Plata The republic
OF Venezuela, although covered with ruins,
end mourning over her SeIt-sievotpd heroes
Offers 10 you her fraternity: and When cover
ed with ianrc's she shall have cN PEELED The tv-
rant which proiahes her soil then She vii
invite you, not as strangers, but as iie mem
hers OF a common country, an iujiyisibr ma
ii"n-w!ose motto ans. lna%im shalt be " tie
iiDcJty and tIntfy or all 1merica."
SIMON BOLIVAR.
Head Quarters, At AngnSlura.t
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ent costume, such ss Mas used ia the reign at
LOUIS the i6ib, With their heads powds cred, and
false queues. The communication was au-
sweraed by letter addressed to Cs7sryl
Christophc, in which he w,- told, they wished
no kind OF alliance with him or his ROYALTY
Christophe is at 50. Nsfas, - leagues ils:an,
With hts whole mmI. n vessel aii,Scd ycsler-
day from HE Cape, ard We ATE told lie is Ell
masse on the frontiers. Every thing omeas "a
seFions attack. Never did soldiers march OF /
viii more ease and non cha,Gn,e. No wing
Of weeping among the women, as in othe e
countries. IL was SAID Eth beat v.e-t; Qui
viennet
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WEST INDIES.

y letter from Havana, dated 10th Aug.
says, rumours of differences with Spain.
Orders here irom thence, not 10 grant
land 10 Americans, and keep the F!ori,ias
we'll supplied viii! every thing. This
does not look as if cesSion was thought
Of" Boston GG-.
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PATRIOT NAVAL FORCES IN TIE w.
INDIES NIHrORIGffS

We iearn iIem CuraCOa papers of July 4,
that BriOn had despatched "A number of trans
ports from CarupaDo 10 Niargariia where they
landed their caTgoes of naval and military
stores and proceeded 10 sea. A vessel lately
arrived at ST. Thomas fell in with Brion's fri
gate, IN company with corvette aud brig,
having in tow Spanish prize, the SARDINIA
slOop OF war, taken full of troops, much disa-
bled. and steering for tie Five Islands. Three
officers oil The patriot squadron have been tri
ed, found guilty, ard sentenced to be hanged
for INSTRUMENTATION and piracy. Bernard who
run away with The India Librc has been taken,
and will he iiied. a convoy OF vessels from
La Guayfa aud Porto CabfIio reached Cura-
Goa on The 18th of July. Brion had all engage.
ment with the Spanish fleet and captured two
bfigi, when the enemy made Oft.
WashingtoH City Gaz.
Politics Of Iayti-The following extract
of a letter, from POrtau-PTinCe, shows the
ambitions aud hostile design of Christophe,
and refules tie current report that he was
merely taking a tour of observation without
military force. The people under the govern.
meDt OF Boyer are apparently satisfied with his
administration although he does not possess
the tsleEts or popular mannersof the late Pre-
sident Potion.
poRT Az PRINCE, July IS.
On the 2itk VT. this city was ia much hustle
on account Of ibe movements OF ChTistophe.
Three deputies were received into the city,
with proposals from Ga c sol dIsaut king. Ii is
said he offered 10 confer titles Of nobility on
the officers of the republic, according to their
ranks a. they stood IN his army, viz 4 general
of division TO be created duke, or prince, &c.
The communication was addressed TO the &c.
neral aud magistfates-they were cOmmuuica.
ted by Boyer, the present President, in pre-.
ssnce Of the deputies, viz. 3 barons and another
officer. The harons were clothed in the anci-
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ETiract Of a letter from O'W coiYctomdsm al
Nassau, ". II. received By the Sch,'. Trio,
d,,sired at iSGUaUiGh.

4'"S'""J Az. . FtCetVcu OY me sem. (GtO,
dr!ired at SGuamiGh.
Nassau, August 20, 1878
With respect to colonial matters, we
are in all almost complete state OF anar-
chy and confusion. Our house of ASSEM-
bly, met according 10 pror0galion, on the
3Oiii OF June last, and as was supposed
would proceed to husiness-lhry however
commenced III the second part of tie old
tune, by forming new resolutions AGAINST
our attorney general, WM. WILEY, esq
Witch so incensed ibe commander in
chiel, that he Oh The l4ili oiJu!y last, dis.
solved Tie house. Affairs were never
known to be III a worse STATE ia this ISL
and.-i,ice is worth here at Nenh az, g t;3
az; good white pine lumber IS d 40, in
q inand. fChayiestOh Times.
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Al Fee. Il disease. Of a character sin, lar
90 The above, Il stated 10 have appeared,
and aas supposed 10 have been brought
by sor'c oi the carriers of The Caravan
from Alsit,s, three Of whom are stated To
have died.
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THE DECLARATION oFINDEPENDENc e.
Erract ofa iettey daied Cherokee Agsncy,
Aug, g, 1878.
Communicated for the National IDtegeneer.l
Z" The Declaration Of independence
which you sent, is AN elegant and pre-
cious document. II is that, under God.
In which Tic republic was Legiiimateig
born in which it lives aud moves, an
IN which il has its honorable being. The
signatures Of several Of The patriots to fIIat
instrument are well known 10 me, and
contemplate their characters with plea
sure and respect. The inspiration oflbt
Almighty gave them understanding and
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ST.. SrEpaENs. August i5.--His excel
iency governor HlBB arrived in IOWA hast
week. lie Is now bushy engaged III az
ranging the affairs at tie ,eiri,oIv, prepa-
ra'oSy 10 our admission INTO The uniNn.
Which, we fave no sio,bt, vii, take pace.
nj is;c DcNt session oiCOngvcss. Il is we'll
ascuriaiucd that the Ala&ama Territory
confirms bciuccu SiNiy a.id one hundred
thousand inhabitants, which entities us -
HE nigh! oi State so,e,nmcni. Bsksva.
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ST. STEPHENS, A gust 1.-Maior ger .
GaInes has gone TO pensacoa--it is ru-
mored that all expedition is preparing -
give finishing blow to The Indian war
which will, perhaps. proceed towards Au-
gusiiEe. ...... DoaJ3ai]
SALE OF FLORENCE.
During the late sale of lots in the town
OF floresIce, 234 were disposed of for
$ 246, 4ll-the highest went at s $780,
The average price was near $500 for half
an acre OF woods. a fine speculation.
H,oasUiHe { AiabamaJ Rep.
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Gibraltar, July 1.-THE limits Of
our paper do not permit us 10 rive all The
details we have obtained on The subject of
lie plague III The Empire Of Morocco
NeregrPi. iiGv ever, 10 have 10 inform our
readers, that the evidence, both from of
iciai and private sources, as 10 lie actual
existence Of this disease in The towns of
Tangicrs. I'efudn and Fee, is loo strong
mol 10 excite lie isosl serious apDgehen-
siOns.
tTangicrs, the deaths Of al! desclH,-
lions between Tie l0llItO the 18th OF June,
from the best information that could Be
obtained, amounted to -, and OH one
day, among others, toe; b;ii all these per-
sous were not supposed 10 have died of the
plague.
The malddy has been observed 10 pass
through us different stages 10 death, in "a e.
bent 45 houf>--No well authenticated
case OF recovery las ycI been ascertain
ed, though IN one or two instances. The
complaint seemed To- have taken a favour
able turn. Tie number Of children al
tackled, bore large proportion 10 lie a.
dbl
fbe sua,i pox and mcaslc4 are stated
also 10 prevail in tie town.
lie C0nSuls AMI ether christian resi-
dCnis had shut themselves up in their hou-
seG.
The Moors and Jews took no precau-
lions, nOrwerc any observed on board the
shipping 10 il!e bay.
The town remarkably well supplied
with provisions. lis present population is
estimated at about 10000 souls; the
mean heat OF the Thermometer, was dur
ing The month Of June, IRON II 10 g,
with . ddSs edSiCriy, and wcSteTI,
wind.
The Information es.io the state Of the
disease iii Ietpou, il more uncertain il is
asserted, however, that from 10 to 20 per-
sens die there daily.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-25
Plaster Land.

THE subscriber offers for sale two
q FARMS, being part Of the tract
wherein he resides, in Fauquier county,
Virginia. One of these farms contains
500 acres, one half, at least, Of which, IS
in wood the other contains $50 acres,
upwards Of one third Of which is in wood
--on the latter are a commodiOus over
seer's, house, new barn, stables, corn
houses, and negro quarters. and about 90
acres Of well improved timothy meadow.
The woodland on both Of these farms is
covered with fine growth If red oak and
hickory, and the soil, what is deDomi.
mated frat rate tobacco land-the whole
of the cleared land is under good enclo-
sures, has had the advantage Of clover
lay, and has afforded as st-png evidences
OF its adaptation to the Plaster OF Paris,
as any land in the state. holland is bet
ter watered both farms being bounded
By Broad Ron, and having (besides other
sp ings) never falling stream mill run
passing through their centre.
THOMAS TURNER,
!. Near Hay Market Post Office.
Nav 20 tuthsl9tf
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400 Dollars Reward.

ID Anyway ron the subscriber. farm,
HI near Piscataway, Md on or about
the Ist day of Ma Oh, 1918. dark mu-
latto man named Nick, fve feet ten or
eleven inches high, slender made, little
deaf, speaks little through his nose, has
been in tie habit Of wearing rings in his
lars, but may have taken them out to
avoid discovery. Said negro Nick has
4 vile on Mr. Thomas A. Diggs's land,
1ear Fort Washington. and is probably
harbored in that neigbborh"od. ! will
give the above reward Of Thirty Dollars,
I taken out Of the State Of Maryland,
and Tweniy If taken in the State, more
than ten miles from home-if within ten
miles OF home, Ten Dollars.
JNO. II. BEANES.
april % thstu
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Public Sale.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust from
Richard Is. Lee, aud Elizabeth his
wife 10 the subscribers (suryiving trus-
tees, TO secure a debt due to Bushrod
Washington OF Mount Vernon, will br
exposed to public sale on the premises
for ready money, on Monday the 29th
day of June next, at IL o'clock, a par'
Of the LhNGLY FARM. now IN the
possession Of the aid Il d. Lee, situate
near the Little Falls Of the River Poto
mac. The trsct originally contained
about 1000 acres. II will be laid of 10
convenient parcels to suit purchaser.
The situation Of the said landis desi'a.
Die, we'll watered and adapted to the
cultivation Of grain and grass As it is
presumed persons disposed 20 purchase,
will view the premises previous to the
day Of sale further description is unne.
cesssry. ~.
HENRY s. TURNER,
BUSH. w WASHINGTON, Jr.
May 90 thtJ29 Trustees
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HcniHon's Elirir.

A sovereign remedy Tor colds, obsti.
nate coughs, asthmas. sore threats, ca
tnrhs, an approaching coRsumpticns.-
To parents who have children afflicted
With the E00PL1G COUGH, this dis.
ccVsry is Of the first magnitude. as it az
fords Immediate rehef, cheeks the pro.
gross, and 10 q short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders TO winch
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and The dose so small
that no difficulty arises in taking It.
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600 acres of Land for sale.

HNiiS Tract is situated in Wesinsre-
land county, Virginia, adjacent tn
Nr. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac
The neighborhood is geod-wa,er excel;
lent, and very desirable situations TO-
building. A considerable pr portion o.!
ha land ia we'll timbered, besides sood
deal Of ceIlac pine and other wood, suffi
GENTLY convenient to make il an object
for those who may be disposed to send i
to markrt-it is nearly equi-distant frum
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any one wishing to purchase may aP-
ply to ROGER JONES,
Alexandria.
Also, very valuable LOT, containing
l4O acres, being q part Of the late Mr..
John Turberyills's tract-witbin 6 miles
Of Georgetown, s from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence 70 wlley's, in Fairfax coun.
ty, Va. A great proportion Of this land
is exceedingly we'll ti'abered. and that
part which is not, is SO recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in a productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP c. JONES ESQ.
in Leesburg, Va. or to X. JONES.
March so Il
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architecture,
DR.. Thomson's System of
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES oorAvo.

tEHHE preceding edition of DR.. Thom-
z sons Chemistry, had acquired so
much reputation bath in England and up.
or the continent Of Europe. that nee
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched,
and the new views Of The subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
indisr cnsable, was eagerly looked for
by the scientific world. 4 new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein The
former edition OF five Volumes has been
condensed into four.
All tue new discoveries, and all the
new theories Of Chemical Phsnomena,
have been considered and embraced in
the present improved edition: SO that it
is indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting the oEly condensed view
OF the changes and alterations in cbemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries Of the
last ten years have suggested. No apOi-
ogy therefore can be necessary for re-
printing such book in this country for
the press does not furnish a substitute
for il. Bat, there is SO much theoretical
susgest,on-so mach sbstruse calculation
so much fact Of dubIou, authority-and
% much dubious yalidity-that notes and
illustrations are absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the book more use.
ful. but more ineligible.
Under these Impressions, / thought 6t
70 write notes ia illustration land some.
times in CONTRADICTORY OF the work itself,
rather than to make any infringement Of
it. Those who wish 10 know the modern
views Of chemical science, must persse
it; and to very many who willbe anxious
to study it, calculation will be necessary.
{ have endeavoured to supply these, to
the best Of my ability regardless whe
Their my own opinions are 10 dissonance
or coincidence with those Of my author /;
leaving to tue reader to decide between
US.
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, 10 four volumes 8yo.
THOMAS COOPER, N. D.
CONDITIONS.
/. The work will he printed on SUI
perfiEe paper, with pew small plea let
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing sumner.
III. II will lie illustrated with number
pf cuts, of which several have been neces-
sarily added to the London edition.
III II will be delivered to Subscribers
at SI2-to non.subscribers at Sl4, in
roards. The London edition sells for
S18.
subscriptions will be received BY
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON
May %
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Notice.

THE delinquent stockholders in the
i Leesbirg Turnpike Road Cpppa-
nv will please to take notice, that their
first instalment, required BY the pres.
dent and directors Of said company, OF
ten dsIlars on each share Of stock b. them
subsc ibed, was due and pay able on the
first day of Sept. last-the second install
ment Of ten dollars Oh each snare on the
first day Of Jan. and the third instalmeDt
II ten dollars on each share will be due
on the first day Of July next, and il rot
punctually paid on or before the 18th Of
Aug. next, they will be dealt with as
the law directs.
sAM'L CARR, Treas
Lsesbrr. June 90 5w
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TIVE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends aid tie public, that has
Bath House will be kept open during the
JASON, and no exertious on his part shall
y wanting to give satisfaction to those
Who shall favor hlm with their custom
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are eI.
pressIy reserved for the use OF ladies'
who will be waited ON asreeably to their
direetens, 81 Tickets will be ready
for delivery on FRIDAY next.
NJ Tie subscriber has received 6y
the Norfolk packet. quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which will enable him to keep a
constant supply Of PUNCH, OF tn. best
quality. T.sHlEhDs.
June II "
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TIME ,tockiuiders in the Leesburg
u turnpike road. will please to take
notice, that the third insta.mcnt OF ten
dollars, on each share Of stock is requir.
ed to be paid, on or before the l,t day OF
July next-by order Of the president and
directors. SAM. CARR, Treasurer.
.Leesburg. May e6 In
N. B. All those Stockholders who
have not paid ap the first and second in
stalments, will take notice, thar it they
do not make, immediate payment, VIC
shall be obliged to proceed against them
a. the lac directs. ). ".
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For the prevention and care Ct
BILIOUS AND MALIoxAxr FEvEKs
is recommended
H.aH.N's .f.rTTBILIOUS PILLS
THIS Medicine has been ATTENDED
with degree Of success highly eratctui
to the inventors feelings in several parts
Of the West Indies and in the Southern
and Middle States, &c.
The testimony of number Of person
can be adduced, whe have reason to be.
lieve that timely use Of this sslutary he.
medy has, under Providence, preserved
their lives when in the most alarming CT.
cumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature sneak
more in favour of medicine than CO.
lu'nns Of pomPcus eulosy founded on
mere assertion,
1t is not indeed presumptuousIy pro.
posed as an infalIible cure, butthe inyen.
for has every possible reason tsat can re.
suit from extensive experience for be.
heving that dose of these Pills taken
once In every two weeks during the PIE.
valence Of our bilious feyers, will prove
an infallible preventive; and further.
that in the earlier stages of those diseases
their use will very generally succeed in
restoring health, and frequently in case,
esteemed desperate ard beyond the pow.
er OF common remedies.
The operation of these pills is perfeCuy
mild, so as to be used with safety BY per.
sons in every situation and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carr,
of superauous bile AMI prevent IFS NOR.
Did secretions-to restore and amend the
appetite-tO produce a free perspiration
snd thereby prevent colds which are Of.
ten OF fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold il taken on is FIRST
appearance they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness-sicknrss at
the stomach and severe head.ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eli.
catious in preventing and curing disor.
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserv.
ed for Use By every seaman.