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A VALUABLE
Tract of Land for sale,
At Private Sale


vF>HE subscriber offers for sale the tract
VI I OF LAND on which he at present re-
sides. situate in MILF Greek hundred 10 the
county of Newcastle and state of Della
ware, containing two hundred and fifty
acres more or less, with comfortable
dwelling house and kitchen, a cellar, barn,
and a good stone spring-house thereon
erected, young apple orchard, and vari-
sasy of oiher fruit trees Of the best quality ;
1t is well watered by number OF excellent
springs on said tract there Is near twenty
acres OF good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, large proper
tiou Of woodland-and the residue good
arabic land capable of Improvement to a
high state of cultivation, being within one
mile of Limestone where it can be had on
reasonable terms eight miles from Will
scipcton and six from Newport on fhe
main road leading from thence to Lancas.
ter. AS it is presumed any person nclinng
To purchase will view the premises, 1t Is
thought unnecessary to give further, le-
scription i, W i'll bear division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
ee,her or in parts as may best suit the pur-
chaser. If il IS not sold at private sale on
or before the ssth day of September next,
/. will he sold a, public sale ON the premises
on said day, and liberal credit given Tor
a considerable part of the purchase money,
at which time attendance will be given and
the terms made known, by
JAMES OCEELTREE.
Wilmington, Jane 24, 1909.
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l<OtiCc

rs hereby given, to all whom it may concern,
L that apple alton will be made to the Gen
eral hembly of the Gate of Delaware at their
next (snion at Dover, for an act authorizing
them 70 bank off, aoP and drain tie waters,
marih, low lands and cripp|es of the North
Wet Branch of Duck Creek, at or near Mr.
Edward Roberts's farm, in Thoroushfare
Neck, Appoquimink hundred, New-Cafte
county and fate of Delaware.
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
Thomas Emory.
Ann 10 Su1
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For Tie preucnt40n ara cure u oittlauS md mai
nant feUers IS recommended
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.


Prepared ly Richard Lee aad Sen Bahimore.
Perfons wifhing to purchaie this valuable
medicine are requeiied to be part cular in en-
gu r ne for Lees .daii- Bilious Puts, PIT up in
wooden boxes, having on rhe ouiide wrapper
the (nnature ofRichara Lee & son--this is
necessary as there are other pills of the fame
name.
The operation Of thefe highly esteemed pills
is perfectly mild, and the experience Of thou.
sands has proved, they may be used in vtrye
SITUATION in life Without the least inconycni-
ence or damage.
They are admirably adapted to carry off SUI
perhuous bile, and prevents its morbid secre-
tions--to restore the appetite, produce rcgu-
Mr Aadu ottAc bodp, promote free persP'ration,
aud the eby prevent colds, fc often attended
with fatal consequences to tie lives of thou
fants--and fedom, il ever, fail to remove a
cold, if taken on it's first appearance. Hahi-
tual costiveneis, and its opposite, are rcmov-
ed by their wholeiome influence, as alto those
diseases arising from them, head aches and
Gckness at the stomach.
1t is almof unneCciiary to state, that on the
! recaier habn Of the system, the health OF man
kind de ponds. TO conduce to this all-import
ant object, perhaps no medicine was ever more
generally iucccssful than tleie piils-fheq ne
rcr do harn, and at least nine times out OF ten
| afford relief to thoie who nie them Tor the pnr
poles for which they are intended.
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~ tN'", ia''S wilma, iiNNiy nedi, NS.
To those persons IS recommended,
Lees Persian Lotion,
A certain remedy for removing thofe difa
greeablr barriers to beauty, the proprictors
with tile most facfed regard to truth, and the
credit of theie medicines allure the afflicted,
that all the different appearances above emu
merated, are i'll ihort time subdue by wet
ting the parts affected, with This peaiant fluid,
according to the directions on ca CHI bottle.
Perions therefore who regard, either what
is due to th nielves, Or the favour and opinion
of the world, who can disringuifh between the
comelinefs of health, and the deformitv of dif
cafe, and who can weigh tho advantages which
belong to, AM are inieparabie from an enga
cling appearance, to VIII oh perhaps, they
tfemievea, have by nature, the ltrongelt
claims are leridnily ALTERED, That tiefa advan-
/. ees, "a far as belong TO good TX n, are 70
he Obtained by The uie of his Lotion, however
violently they may happehro be afflicted
Inlfead of the Rudous, and facilitating
conrie> of medicines, which patients went
through formerly, and which, perhaps, they
are It'll too frequently Obliged to undergo, it
i-naw found, that the gtea,et number of thete
removed by The uie Of local remedies me; ely
than thes ever wee hy 4 contrary courie.
LEES LOTiON.
Is celebrated among the fashionable throughout
Europe, as an invaluable coinctic, perfectly
nnocrnt and iate, free f.em corrective and re-
peilent Minerals (ihe bali, Of other lotiunsl and
of unparalleled efficacy in p evening and re
moving blen,i hes IN the face and skin, of every
kind, it operate mildly, without impeding
that natural, ln!euible pedpiratian, VIII CHI t
70 efential TO health, yet It's effects are fpeedy
and permanent, rendering the kin delcateiy
fofr and clear, improving the complex on ane
re toring the boom OF youth. sold at ths
Bookstore of Matthew Lockerman.
Aug %, 1909.
C~ Each article has the outside wrapper the sig
nature OF RICHARD LEE s. SON. Persons not at
ending tc the above liable to be imposed upon.
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Blue, black brown, drab, Marscillcs cuttings
coibeau, bottle green, Fusta4ls and Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte stsiuas
superfnc cloths Slnshaw and MAINTAIN
Carssimeres silks
Bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coatngs and hannels bandanns and Madras
Forest cloths hanikerohie!s
Velvcts and constitution CamncI's hair shaWls
cords Checkercd and striped
1eyereens linens
7-s and A Irish linens Danlask shawls
blue & yellow nankeens Russia & 'owilsnetls
Vide and narrow cotton ki,tincis &bpmt,aletts
cassilneres Rcd & green booking
Chintzas and callicoes balae
;anbrick and common Brown hollands
d,mitlcs Suspendcrs
Camancoes Iu relies & parasold
Durant and Jones' spin Black sat,.s and 40
ning rcntnes
Cotton and worsted ho- Scissors & pen-kni.cs
sery SILK hose
t'olored ,chambray cam Gilt g. plated buttons
bnok, jackanes. null OH cloths
null, lnda British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, batta, & Morocco X Kid shoes..'
leno Muslins &c. exc.
n. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on tn
lowest terms for cash o, the usual credit.
James G,ard4aer..
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10 be rented, aud possession given the
4 first of tenth mo. (Ocsober) next, a
large and convenient Brewery, with every
necessary apparatus in complete order, sit
nate IN tbs borough of Wilmington. This
Brewery i, we'll supplied with good water,
and convenient to a good barley country.
AS it is presumed thatany person inclinine
TO rent would first desire to view the pre-.
misses, a further description is deemed un-
necessary. The terms will be reasonable !:
for particulars apply on the premises, or to
the subscriber at Abbolts and Stewards
brewery, Philadelphia.
Caleb Steward.
9Th mo. 10th, 1909. If
~ \ qnant,y Of good malt and casks
may be had Of the present tenan,s.-A lot
OF marsh, about TWO acres aod iiali, to lei,
with or wihnut the Brewery.
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flames Gardner,

"a ESPECTFULLY informs MS friends
-lCand the public that he has removed
mis- store to the east side of Warket-street,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near-
ly opposite the post-oifice) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant Org
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Caleb Steward.
DIR. DODDRlD,,t'o
RISE AND PROGRESS
OF Religion in the Soul.

NNR. ROBERT PORTER, of this town,
w has Issued proposals for publishing the
above excellent Book, BY subscription, ON good
paper, AMI ,tith plain common sized type, at
the very low price ot.Gfty cents.
Perhaps, next TO the Bible, this is the best
hook exiant for private and family Hsc....No one
is better calculated TO awaken, convince and
convert sinners, and 10 conduct them in the
straight and narrow path TO Heaven; as doubt
less the experience OF many can witness. No one
is more highly esteemed by pious people of all
denominations, as is abundapiy evident from
the numerous editions it has passed Though both
in this country aud Europe.
As the proposed price is only half the sum ii
is now selling for liz most OF our Book stores, It
will be seen, that neither the Printer, nor any
persons who promote the work, have any OBJ
ject in view, but the good of souls, and the glo-
ry Of God.
1t is presumed that every one who wishes for
the spiritual rise and progress of religion 10 Iii,
own soul, or his family, will subscribe. and
that all friends Of religion will encourage the
work.
Recommendation by Me-0-Castle Pres6yterv.
Whereas ROBERT PORTER, has issue,
proposals for printing DIR. Dodtridse's Rise and
Progress'of Religion In the Soul, at very low
ptice.
Resohued, That the Presbytery do recommend
so the people under their care, to subscribe foI
aid ex ceent Book.
September Q. 1902.
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TO THE. LADIES

ole fac esyand complexion are injured with
Freckles, Pimples, Black worms, Tan or
Ayhurn, King worms, Prickly heat, &c.
10 those persons is recommended,
Lees Persian Lotion.
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To Brewers.

Wilmington, Jan. 81, 500. II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-26

concerns Of a thriving family. She is the
centre of that powerfully attractive system,
which revolve, with uniform motion, al
the bewitching graces, allthe homeborn &c
lights of refined and tranquil love. olle
gives new charm, and adds an exquisite
delight to all the Establishments OF SOCIAL
life. Solitude is stranger where she dWeiis
and melancholy pausing over his mourn
full story, dares not approach her conseera,-
ed mansion. Here is the silver wand which
chaces away the demon of sorrow, and re-
stores the sunshine of her soul. In her
right hand she holds health, happiness, and
dawning honors and in herfeft an inverted
mirror, rejecting the liveliest objects IN Gre
alton. | come now to the
IMPROVE MENT.
Stranger whoever thou art, who stand
eth alone amid the storms OF the world, Ia
Dor necessarily, and with all thy might, to
obtain that good thing mentioned IN my
text. A little wooing will answer the pur.
pose, and procure thee a jewel OF lnestima-
bic value. Does thy heart pant tor glory,
and the brow stern with the victories OF bat
tie, or desire the blood stained laurels OF
the conqueror? Danish the puerlle dream
and let sober reason chase the deluslve VI
sion from thy soul. A wife will soften the
asperity of thy temper, and smooth thy
brow, clouded with sadness. She will kind
ly watch over thy bed of sickness, and whls-
per in softest accents the language OF con.
ISOLATION TO thy dropping heart. She VIII
form thy mind to generous exertlons, and
and make thee nobly emu Gus OF real great
ness and when the last fcint flashes OF llfe,s
expiring lamp, have quivered' out their lit
tie moment, her tears will moisten thy clay
cold form; and her prayers ascending tor
thy final happiness, will gently wait thy dis
embodied spirit to the gardens OF the Para
disc OF God.
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ST. LOUIS III !

The two Ioways who " E
domination for murder IN 4
place, made their escape /, },r /
have not Yet been heard of :
Upwards Of one hundr,5n.
here a few days ago, on buSg 1!
the death OF their principal H. H.
His death was unexpected NJ
of short duration. Wbi,,S,s s.
Washington Cry as well a !
towns OF the Atlantic, and b,J,;
attention the extraorlpar {
which white men procured foi
ing-he wished to initiate t,..
complained that his chJdrtnvn'.
and hard TO controuI OF govern
that the young chiefs have slI,
thing supernatural had occasi,pt
and that they must kill one q,
nation to apppase his nants
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Dissertations on the influence Of Soil and CH-
mate ubon WOOL hom aehich IS deduc-
ed a certain and easy method o imbroo
ing the quality Of English Clothlng Nso@,
and prcsrrvi,s 8 tie heath ef Sheep; 7uiA
hints for the Management 81 Sheep after
shearing: an enquiry nto the structure
sro7uth, and fermation q zcool and ha1r J;
and remarks on the means 6y Which the
Spanish breed Of Sheep nay be maze to
preser0e tie best qualities q its Feece an
changed in dHerem climates.
By ROBERT BAKEWELL.
Nth occasional Notes and Remarks, By the
RIGHT HON. LORD soMERvILLE.
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dustry employ thy hands, at evening rest thy
cares. and in the morning wake to peace and
the sweet enjoyment Of domestic delights.
Then shalt thou gladden. the heart or thy
wife, thy little ones shall rejoice, and plenty
again shall crown thy board-thy olive shall
weld lis oil, thy fig tree shall be neither BAL
rem nor unfruitiul. Then shall comfort
spring up by you, and health shall come and
make it's abode with you; want shall flee a.
way, nor shall poverty ever dare to look in
at thy windows. In thy neighbors mouth
thou shalt havea good report, and thy lite
be honorable friends shall multiply, and
thy days be pleasant, yea all the days OF thy
life.
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100 -. Of Eng. wool, va ss' ,
"a IN the usual mannsr ~ I,
the grower v will con,,; y
when afterwards scon a'';
perfectly clean with :" 'Sc
saxony heeces, ditto, ''lJ
Spanish r, or Re6nos. Co...
Spanish and Portugal fe.eNS'''f t
unwashed,
English fleeces, unwasbyd !
Light CREASED Woods S,
Northumberland wash
in the usual m.nner,
In the above statemen, | !
each sort to be free f,em =, =
dag locks, and tina, the w,o f;'
feetly clean with S ap asJ :.
will require the water L. h, !, '
three times.
| To be continual
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 20.
From the Athennum.

Give me an harp, whose tongue can raise
Ruthless PASSIONS widest rage,
And then again with sofsest note
Der the ruffied fancy float,
And all the furious gust assuage.
And let my hand possess the skill
I O range the varied chords, until
feel the kindling fury rise; =
Fiction awakes-dull Reason dies,
And glowing Raptures cnly thrill.
So shall the expiring spirits soar
o far remote from earthly shore
Where Genius rears his awful iorra,
And wizard Passions, wrapt in storm,
Frown in the face of Nature hoar.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Ticker.
CatechlsSs on Rum.

9yestion. What is the chief end of
rum?
Ans1uer. The chief end of rum is to
make toddy, Flip and punch.
9. What are the comforts which tip
lcrs receive from toddy, flip and punch
Il. The comforts which tiplers receive
from toddy, Alp and punch, are, ease Of con-
science, 10y in the comforter, increase OF
love thereto, and perseverance therein TO
the end.
9. Wherein consistent that ease of con-
science which ,ipplers receive from todds,
flip and punch
Il. That ease of conscience which sPplers
receive from toddy flip, and punch, consist
eth in a torgetfulness Of the past, bcastIy
enjoyment OF the present, and an lnditler-
ance towards the future.
9. Into what state win The love Of rum,
and an inordinate use of it, bring man.
kind
H.. The love of rum, and an inordinate
Us OF it, will bring mankind into iororn
and wretched state.
9. What are the evils which in this life
do eltheraccompany or flow from an habitu-
al immoderate indulgence in the use of
rum
Il. The evils which in this life do either
&C ompany orflo . f ON IN habitualy immo-
Jeratc indulgence in the use of rum, are
sickness, shame poverty and distress.
q. What shall the end be?
H. When the hard-drnker shall have
wasted his estate, ruined his constitution,
and alcniated the affection of his friends !;
when you shall see his affairs falling into ru-
in and decay, his children hungry anu max
ed, his wife comfortlc,s and in tears when
YOU shall see all these things, then know
that the end is nigh, even at the door. Loss
of appetite, bloated visage, trembling
hands and feeble knees, are but faint indi-
cations of the suherings he feels. Beastlv,
scottish, dehased in reason, and vile in man
ners, he sinks from the character of man
to the grade of brute-all who once knew
him, now pass by: his friends neglect him,
diseases torment him, executions vex him,
creditors teaZe him, sheriffs seize him /;
till nature oppressed and overcome BY con-
tinual injuries, resigns her worthless charge,
and he sinks unlamented to the grave
surely it is an evil way, and the end thereof
is sorrow.
Dye, who sacrifice to Bacchus, who
make yourselves merry with the Jolly god,
and in sparkling oblation qucnch life's tran
silent blazc-better is a little of the JUICE of
the apple than much ardent spirit-more re-
putable is it with cattle from the same foun.
tain to drink water, than to crack bumpers
with high bloods, &roll in bitches with swine!
Hearken then unto wisdom, and let her
voice be heard; cleave thine ear to under
standing and be wise. No more spend the
day in riot, nor the night in excess. Let in
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10 TO BuDO

EoUR LOTS, dellF'' .,,s.
+ head Of NasAi4g'm .' ,,,,' ,
aud agreeable neighbour, "a ~ !
front by 10 deep 3, ~|5rbI
wide, viii, be GIVEN 10, .Iho,g|
any person or person.. ,'ssreg
able time, will erect nv, :, JaG'A
stantial, two story, bfl'N os,Nr|
uniform fronts, with 10 ,a,a%2
the present proprietor "hI Il'' eS
building up 10 the gam sn.n ,Is4l
wanted for a large salrao,' uaiI'
Will be leased very lo"'
For further particulars 5, 70 he
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NEW YORK.

1 he prs couilDsd Ii .q|
thagena, have all escaped. Tn
teen in number. OF these, al
reached this city YESTERDAY, ni|
C.pac. Thirteen still rtmla.l
pitfalls ; with The hope Of b,lss|
ted to follow The example qhI
fellow sufferers.
Il kttcr Jy9m Carthageso, daa'
1909, coperins tie t5aowls
the Se0ihe Jmfa, 10 The Wed
tge, zras recessed 6yts sch
handed ia rs By d lomModd 4
[TRAssLArIml
Ny LORD,
To the Captain GrrtraI@i
Of Caracas, | communcat d'
Royal Order. The captain Se,1
of those provinces, Don janI
an account with documrn'snaS|
10Th Nov. LIST, OF h.vjngganfl
many other things, the dsdu''G,
part of tbs duties Oh conmtN
been granted English coIona /
nations, at the request Of u
Of Curacao In rjrtus Wa,
dispositions Of the royal o%a
Ian. 1909, our lord the king u
the 7th in his name, the 'uf5|
government have resolved u
their express royal psrm''sa.
vessels VIII be permitted % :.
ports in the district OF you, ' =:
is ordered by our iass o. '. =.
make any d ducuon upon 'n..pral
duties, nor to alter ne t'l'
without special permission, ..(t
YOU, the above royal rs e l.,
that you may put it in laIl 'r 'a,s
God preserve you D' i
RoyM Pa'oce 9Da AI [ns
Settle, Amch lTth' low
(signed) =. .S,,s nsg
To the. E;ceroy yf S@fg'A
New .EngIa!n'a.pI
Thirty barrels, for sac ,lI,rIe
Joseph h. N.Y. y /
Corner of King 'p
June 81. IN
/, .dpb IL
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Il lettcr Jrom Carthagrsa, daa'
1909, coperin.s The j5i5wls.
the Seville Jmnta, 10 The Wei
tate, zras recessed byhs son
handed ia rs By d l2mMoHl
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New .Engla!n'a. y
Thirty barrels, for sac ,Gf,nIa
Joseph M y j
Corner OF King p''
June 81. -
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CULTIVATION OF THE GRAPE.

1t is with great satisfaction that we are cns-
bled to inform the public, on unquestionablo
authority, that several of the most valuable
Hungarian Vines are successfully propaga,ed
IN the vicinity Of llagers Town, in the state Of
Maryland. Three or four years ago a number
oil eniierAnss from Hungary, who had been
principally occupied in their own country in
tue culture OF the vine, settled near Iiagers
Town, and having brought with them a consi-
derable collection OF roots or cuttings, imme-
dlaicly formed vineyards; some Of one, some
; OF Two, and some of five acres. This is the
third year since they were planted, and such
mas been the happy success with which their
labors have been awarded, that there is at pre-
sent the iarest promise of sufficient fruit TO
| mike good quantity OF wine. Every cilcum-
stance, either OF soil or climate, fayols the f.
nal success OF this Interesting experiment.
| The vines are panttd at a distance of from five
to eight feet apart il is said that eight feet an
| swers better than a smaller distance. The
| greater part OF the work requisite has been
| done with the plough. Very few of the plants
have failed and the whole vineyard exhibits an
uniform appearance. They flourish as well,
are cultivated with equal ease, and bear as q.
bundanty, as in the original soil from which
they have been taken. Upon the whole, those
interested in the issue consider the experiment,
as conclusive, having completely realised their
/ most sansuine expectations.
: These arc not the only facts within lr know.
: ledge which strengthen the opinion .hat :hes;