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10 BE SOLD.
At Publit Vendtlc,

I'm THURSDAY the Goth INSTANT1
~ on the premises, Plantation, situate in
Nilil.Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, and
State of Delaware. bounded by lands Of VIM.
Jordan and others, and containing 200 acres.
more or less, well proportioned il woodland,
upland and meadow. There are on the preni-
ses good log house, and several never-ialnG
springs OF excellent water. 1t will ne sold sepa-
rate OF altogether, al may Best suit the purchasa
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Also, for Sale,

At the time and place aforesaid, a tract Of land
adjoining the aforementioned rlarta,ion and
lands Of James Mentlenhal and others, whercon
is erected a Log House and Frame Barn, so by
40 feet. Mill2Cretk runs through a part of THY
place, and there is failing spring of good
water near tie dwelling house: This place, az
SO, contains sutabl. proportion ct Woodland
and meadow. The above described property is
situated within miles of Wilmington. and o!
Newport, and the Gap and New OFT Turnpike
road will run through it. is though, unneces4
slry to he more particular in description, as il il
presumed PERSONS nclaing TO purchase will frs,
desire ID view the premises. An ndispu,able IL
Tie will be given. The sales will commence :,
TEN O'CLOCK on said Day, and conditions
viii be made andwn, by
Robert McBeath.
OctoIer n 1900
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N.iattHev Keu1t
October II. 1909.

TNFOJ MS his friends ard the pub!;:'!
l that r has opened Dry Good Store %
tie Yves aide of Make, Street, next door
below + corner Of Second Street whcr
he offer. for sale handsome assortment u
seasonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June II, 1909.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, liz
IL ing in Montgomery county, state o
kraylana, on Tuesday the I'm inst. a DIRK
aauAatto felz0sv, named JE RRY.
He is about 81 gears Of age, S feet or
riches high, much knocked kneed, has small
star on the side ethis nose, and doscn look
ND on a TURTLE country cloth roundabout coat,
about Aaif Eorn a FAR efstrlthed cotton fan
falcons, country linen shirt, han 81 haJ
syorn Gne shoes, and a good jur hat.
The o,5oee reward will be paid jar e7tfreaendo
ing and securing 80 that get him again and
rea sona5le charges Jbrought horne. .dH mas
tersvessels are warned nat to have any deal
ings or Communications With sid runaway,
at their herit.
Mary OFutt.
October -. 2asvsw
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the estate of John Tayloe.
Esquire, in the county of Prince William, a
negro fellow, of the name of BRIo TOE, a.
bout feet 4 or $ inches high, compact and
well made, has no scar that reccllect which
is visible, very large mouth and down
look when spaken to, is submissive and in
telligent. Took with him sundry cloaths not
recollected, generally wears white hat. If
taken out of the state, twenty dollars and all
reasonable expences will be paid, bv
Thomas I. Page,
Agentj for l0kn zayloe.
Oct. 2E,
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,oieph .haanarvllle,

roRxER OF xINC and FAIRFAX s7kb89S.
HAS ON HAND
60 or. chests TEAS consisting OF
1 GspsGsfsF Of late importation,
Hyson good qualities, and
Young Hyson will be sold at 10"
AsD / prices
Yooo lb Green and ST. Domingo Coffee
$ $ s s:,,,;. uv.d . ; { So saa1as
rs hhds. recalling Molasses.
SO barrels New England Rum.
10 ptincheons St. Croix Rum.
pipes Coenac and Bordeaux Brandy
8 pipes Holland Gin
pipes Old London Particular Madeira
IS cases Old Medoc Claret and Vim de
Grave
100 boxes and half boxes first quality
HAY mnah Cigars
100 reams Writing Paper
40 casks Gunpowder
1 * ton assorted Fatent Shot
TYhich, ssith his usual general assortment
Of. H-iaes, Liquors and Groceries, he zpiA
sell on gerry moderate terms tor cast, pro-
dice, or on liberal credits to pu1actatal ci's-
tomers.
October SO.
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DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y A f w u O D'S
~ y1y n ~

Patent Wa1hlng Machine.
First fill the barrel half full of your fines
cloths, than fill the bottom of the Reservoir
with hot suds up to the side planks, turn the
Crank backwards and forwards so as to make
the cloaths fall the hardest against the sides OF
the barrel for about twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with a little more soap and
hot water for the next finest cloaths, until the
suds are UNFIT for use, then second your cloatha
in the same way with boiling suds, after ub-
bing little soap on the dirtiest parts of the
cloaths then rince them ia the machine n
warm or cold wateN
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October -.
NO ICE

That from and after the 5th of November
next, there will be demanded and received at
the several gates On the Little River Turn
pike Road, twenty five cents on all Wagons
and carts drawn by four horses, mules or OK
en-, the wheels whereof do not exceed four
inches, and six cents for each horse, mule or
oxen drawing the same, and SO in proportion
for any greater or lesser number for every
space of ten miles on said road, and in pro-
portion for greater or lesser distance, being
the toll allowed by law.-No toll viii be de-
nnanded on return Wagons or carts, or for
the horses, mules or oxen drawing the same
loaded or not loaded.
Jonah Thompfon, Ts'r.
L. R, I. Company.
October l2-lS. StaWlm
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1a,is Il. Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Uaio,t-ssfeess,

~t2e i~1t A - AfAo<' = - - -
Corner Of King and Uafott-ssfeess,
H IS FOR SALE,
1900 bash els coarse and line Salt, by the
busBcl and III sacks.
Sc barr els Whiskeys
1000 WI. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. 10 casks.
5000 VT. hesz green Co flee, in bags.
l000do. white do.
French Brandy.
jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hy-
son skin Teas, of the latest iuho~sations
Sugar, best Muscovado, In hogsheads an
barrels
Do inferior qualities, in do.
NIoiasses, in hogsheads,
Glover SEED. warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Maddes. Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
.lLSO,
Best Supcr6ne Flour. for private families,
few barrels Corn, and some Sesd Oats.
Plaister of Paris, &c.
April II
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The above Lottery commences drawing on
the first Monday in November next, and will
be continued regularly at the rate OF fifteen
hundred tickets each week until finished
prizes in the late New ork and Baltimore
lotteries, taken in payment for tickets in
his
A correct list Of the drawing will be re.
ceived two or three times week. and all
tickets sold by the subscriber examined free
of expeace.
Present price of tickets, Ten Dollars Fifty
Cents but will in few days be raised te
Eleven Dollars
For sale by
Robert Gray.
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r. GRAY,

BOOKSELLER, .KkArG-sTREET,
ALEXA d RIA;
HAS FOR SALE:
One new patent London made PIANO
FORTE, with additional keys to &. and Pc
DIAL.
One plain second hand, do.
A few Violins of superior quality.
Common do Cases for do.
German Flutes, Heautbe US, Flies,
Two elegant Ebony French Flagelott, with
Ivory Verts.
Tnng Forks and Hammers.
Clarinet and Hautboy reeds.
Best Roman Violin Strings.
Common Violin Bows.
Instruclens forth Flute, Fife and Vic lin
Plcysls ponaso's for the Piano Forte.
--- Reauties for do.
Hiebstt's AValtzs for do.
-- Eighteenth Pot Porri, for do.
---- ooiatos for oo.
Pleyel's Copeertant for do.
sofG., MARCHES, &c.
March in the Temple of the Sun.
Msdison's March.
Said a Smile to a tear.
Love Letter.
Mrs Madison's Waltz.
so NEW sosss, set for the Piano, among
which are number of those sung in he For
- Thieves.
The Battle Of Baylen,
Anentire new piece, dedicated to the Supreme
Junta osSeville.
October. ls.
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VALUABLE LAM
f Q x s II Z =

Distant IS miles from Georos,o
Iexansiria, ~ miles from Occoo,,.." ma, and 4,
twenty from Dumlries, and witni i" Mills \. and
and a half OF the Little River TurnniitHso miles
II consists OF l1ue and 7qoeutv H. rNe ,Rosd,
lying on the waters OF Bull and L,,Is "a acre.
runs, In the counties OF FairI,r oa, Kockey
William. The quality of this lawn a9 Prince
lent, and, to grazier especially wv Is excel
source ofereat emolument, from the eu,a be
oilow grounds :of which there is not , luaal'y
rive hundred acres, ready, from the y. .s's Than
OF the soil; to be sowed in TIMOTHY T su;enes
is decidedly benefited by the p]a;sts. ms lsss
rls. On it is very good scitc for 49, r,; y, r.
stream being one of the most con,,s. m.u' the
Part ofthe country. Thsre are ahou. a 81 'As'
ores in wood, heavily timbered Tbe i ;n, ouo a
nents are, dwelling house newly s. ufI0Fs-
consisting OF two rooms below stairs . '; eh
store room aad two convenient clos.,. WIN
lodging rooms above stairs, an exceIlsn, '"ree
lar, kitchen, corn house, meat haa eel,
stables. Likewise the oyerseer's bouss ala
in each county, with other necessary I h'n o'e
or negroes, X 0'c>
Between and 800 acres in ada;,;o.
sale, in Prince William county, on BnII I pn ,ot
near Its conhux with Occoquan. Tb;s NUN NUN
lies about 10 or miles from the Occ,a 'u''u
mills, and has nearly one third in woods 1G ;'a
quality is equal to any in It's immediate neioh
borhood.
Persons disposed to purchase NAV be ,,
piled on the FIRST named tract with Iara.
st ock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farm;SSs
utensils. Thesubscribes willing to emiors,s
southwardly will dispose of the above men men
tioredproperty on the most reasonable term.
Information respecting the property NAV
be had by Application to the honorable Judre
Washington of Mount Vernon, n. S. Tpr-
ner, Esquire. Of Jefferson county, or in tie
absence of the subscriber to Bernard Hooc,
jun. Esq. living near the premises:
I Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumfrics,
Va. June IL. ssw
TO RENT,
A three story Brick Dwelling House, a,
the corner OF Washington and Prince streets,
at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas jacob
A WARE HOUSE, they v Ill be ls. together
or separately. Possession will be given on
the first of November next. For terms ab-
plJ to Mr.. P Triplett.
Edmund Denney.
October 70. co
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TO RENT.
October re-.
FORTY DOLLARS

II unprecedented in the state OF Virginia; S1-
ty if in Maryland; One Hundrra il IN the
state of Pennsylvania, ans. secured In any
Jail so that we get them again
Negroes Bob and Jim.
BOB is a likely we'll made fellow, about
20 or II years of age rather ola tawny conf
plexion, has number of natural bumps on
his face, large white eyes, which when spo :.
en- to are apt to shew plain, is about ieel
or 9 inches high-his clothing when he eoP-
ed was an oznabrig shirt and trowses' dark
colored round jacket, and an old lead eoIoFsa
hate an artfll cunning fellow.
JIM, about % years of age, black CON-
pIexion, thin visagc, has on one OF his Rlce'
a large scar, occasioned by the cut of an axe
when young, a down look when spoken 10
and large white eyes-his clothing not kno|'
us about FIVE feet seven or eight inches hSnt
We will give tor apprehendng either =.
the above negroes, twenty dollars If take sa IL
Virginia, thirty iftaken in Maryland, ana NV
if in Pennsylvania, and all reasonable chalS''
if brought home.
Henry Dogan,
PhiIleman Chapman
Prince William County, near
Haymarkct, Va. Oct. II. 2a'ss, rs
N. B Masters of vessels and otne,, -.
cautioned against harboring or carrying WV
off at their peril.
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VIM. c. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.


& July ~.
N. 3. FIR. John Troup will superlntend the
making, and supplying customers in my abb
sence.
WM.C NEWTON.
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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS:
BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDITIONS.

; . y
The work will be handsomely printed. on
uuarto, on fine paper and with new type !;
and will be put to press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribersis obtained.
1t is expected the work will be completed
II. ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages OF letter
press, besides several elegant engravings
A quarter Of volume, or one numbeT,ls
proposed to be published en- the first day OF
every month, at dollars, payable On deliye-
~. To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderably enhanced.
A list of the names Of such as patronise this
valuable work by Subscription, will be pub
lishedin the last volume.
Be- The English edition sells at ID dollars
volume.
~ TONS received BY JAMES
EENNEDr. senior, Alexandria.
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New Houlc of Entertainment.

TyHOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
4 forms the citizens of alexandria and the
public, tina, he will open A House. OF In
rERrA1saENr on the first day of July next,
in a commoGious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign ofthe Eagle, a few doors
above Thomas SwAnn's sdwelling.-He in
tends to keep a constant supply OF the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will acr
csmmodate travellers and others on such mo-
derate terms as to make it an object to call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses
The situation is superior to any In town
for the accommodation OF travellers, 1t being
cut of the way of hustle anu .ncre Is pump
of the best water at the dsog.
J,lne ~. Jaw
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August 8.
Afurther Proof
OF

Yarwoods useful flashing Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial.
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
to answer fully the intended purpose ofwash-
ing cloaths of every description, and do here
dy recommend them to the public as great
saving Of soap, labor and c!oaths. Given IN.
der our hands this day Oh June, 1909.
(oignedI
Dorothea Krouse, Csthintler, Calder, Ann
t M'Carren, Martha 4abercrombie, Ruth De-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain ia Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swann' II. Dick,
Susanna Rounsayie, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Kell, Sarah Kelsen-
gsr, Margaret b. Manley, Mary fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhugh, Mary Dufey,
Persia Hodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah B..
M.Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Folly Rhoades, E.
izabeth Longden, Ann Snowden, Ann Da-
yies, Mary Began, Mary Shade, Betsey Fur
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah q. Janncy.
With pleasure do return my sincere thanks
TO the above named ladies', and many others
who have favored me with their certificates
and custom in the purchase of Yarwood's Pa
tent Washing Machine. find them still in
great demand in this place, but finding very
great scarcity OF plank to answer the purpose
of making them here, shall in few days or
weeks commence making them to the south
ward. But will endesvor tosupply others at a
short notice after my return. l have few
now made on hand, which can be had if APP
piled for soon
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PROPOSALS,
BY
KIMBER AN y CO N RAD,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
AND
flames KENNEDY, SENIOR,
ALEXANDRIA,,
For publishing by Subscription,
Al GENERAL COLLECTION
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS:
Forming complete History, of the Origin
and Progress OF Discovery, by Sea and
Land, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical introduce
ton, and Critical Catalogue Of Books
Voyages and Travels And Illustrated
adorned with numerous Engrasings.
y E.
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MtBcfllanp.
LONGEVITY.

There died in F,o b. 1905 at Gloves
near Affenry, in Ireland, of short
Illness, Dennis Coorobe, of Ballenda.
gin, aged II years. The life of this
man vas remarkable no, only for its
duration, but for its exemption from
most of the evils of humanity. He
retained his mental and corpO, cal fac
ulties In full vigor to the last. Three
weeks before his death, he walked
out and home 26 miles in one day,
and read the smallest print withou,
glasses, as distinctly and easily as a
boy of sixteen. Two days previous
to his death, he never remembered
to have had any complaint or sickness
whatever, tooth. ache only excepted
The first tifty-six years Of his life
passed entirely free from even the
tooth ache having enjoyed, till
then, sound teeth. After that period,
his teeth began to decay but, in the
course of Is years, a new set ap-
peared, of which he continued in
possess ion till his death.
Of his mortal character, it is only
recorded that he was stedfastly an ho.
nest man sober, regular, and per.
fectly upright in his department. His
mind was naturally strong and acute,
not disciplined BY literary education,
but enriched by observation and ex-
Perience. He spent his life in the
cultivation Of the same farm. the
property which he had acquired ear.
~ IN life, and bent his attention chief
~ 70 agriculture, in which he wa,
generally allowed to be eminent,
proficient. He was one of the ear]f.
,t who introduced and propagateg
"a potatoe, which he cultivated fo,
the ast seventy years.
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i reaSGry department,
March 81, 1909.

WaFcH II, lSOy.
XN7HERFAS, in conformity with til. pro
w vfons mad, by law, for the reimburfe-
ment of the Erchaae,a Sir per Cent Stuck,
created by the second section of the act init
tied " An act supplementary TO the Act init.
tied an Act making provilion for the redemo-
ton Of the whole of the public debt Of the
United States,'' pafsed on the nth day by
February, 1907, ii has been determined of
lot that the Certificates of laid flock, dcsigna-
ted by the permanent numbers contained in
the annexed Sheduls, hould be reimburled on
the iirIt day Of October next.
PUBLIC. NOTICE
is therefore given to the proprietors of the
Certificates Of EXCHANGED SIX PER CENT
Stock, created by the act aforesaid, and bear
ing the permanent Numbers contained in the an
nexed Schedule, tlathe principal of the same,
will, on surrender of the cert cates, be paid
on the first dav Of October, 1900, to the respec-
tive stockholders OF their legal reprelenta-
tives, or attornes duly constituted, either at
the Treaiury or at the Loan Office where the
flock thus to be reimbursed may then itand cre-
dited to the proprctors thereof.
1t is farther made known for the informant
on of the parties concerned, that no transfers
of the certificates of exchanged flock bearing
the permanent numbers contained in the an.
nexed Schedule, from the books of the Urea
fury, or of any CONDITIONER of Loans, will be
allowed after the 6ra day of September next
And the interef on all the certificates contain
ed in the iaid Schedule will ccafe and deter
mine on the day preceding the day hereby Ak
ed for the Reimbursement thereof
Albert Gallatin,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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HISTORICAL CURIOSITY.

Daring the troubles in the reign of
Charles l. a country girl came to
London. in search Of place, as ser
want maid, but not succeeding she
applied herself to carrying out beer
from brew house, and was one Of
those called tub women. The brew
er observing a well-looking girl in
this low occupation, took her into his
family as servant, and after a while
married her but he died while she
was yet young woman, and left her
large fortune. The business of
the brewery was dropped, and she
was recommended to Mr. Hyde, as a
gentleman of skill in law, 10 settle her
husbands affairs. Hyde (who was
afterwards the Earl of Clarendon !
finding the widows fortune very con.
siderable, married her. Of this mar
Rage there was no other issue than
a daughter, who was the wife of
James II. and mother Of Mary and
Anne, Queens of England.
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We naturally feel some curiosity
as to such mans commerce with the
other sex, and as to the postesl,y he
leaves behind. We are told that he
was seven times married. He was
first married at the age of2l. With
his last wife, who survived him, he
lived longer than with any of the pre-
vious ones, that is, "a years, having
married her when SO years old. In
general, they were short lived, and
were young women of his immediate
neighbourhood. The years Of his
widowhood, taken together amounted
to IL. All the children born to him
were 48. which is, on the average,
one for every two years, since the first
year of his marriage. He had three
sets of twins; and his third wife bore
him ii children in 70 years.
His grand. children were in number
236. which is little more than to
each child. His great grand chill
drcn amounted to e44, which is more,
proportionally, than 6 to each child.
He had Is great.great- grand children,
the oldest Of whom is now 4 years
old. Ofl253 defendants of his body,
487 survived him.
By his last wife, he had 6 sons,
the youngest of whom is fine lad of
is.
These facts are extracted from a
register kept by the old man, of the
names, births, marriages deaths, and
general situation of his wives and de-
scrndants. The keeping of this reg
lister was his principal amusement !;
and his descendants being scattered
far and wide over the earth, he took
great pans to make the catalogue ex.
act and complete. 1t is to be hoped,
thai sons curious person may rescue
this document from oblivion, by
committing it to the press. 1t must
certainly lead to some very valuable
differences, as to the constitution
Of human bodies, and of human soci.
ETY..
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a VALUABLE
Tract of Land for sale,
Af Pricute Sale,

ut Fricute o0le.
THE. subscriber offers for sale the tract
L of Land on which he at present re-
sides, situate in Mill.Creek hundred in the
county of New Castle and state of Della
ware, containing two hundred and fifty
acres more or less, with comfortable
dwelling house and Kitchen cellar, barn,
and good stone spring.house thereon
erected, young apple orchard, and vari-
ETY. of other frui, trees of the bes, quality J;
it is well watered by a number of excellent
springs on said tract there is near twenty
acres OF good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, large propor-
ton OF woodand-and the residue good
arabic land capable of improvement to Il
high state OF cultivation, being within one
mile Of Limestone where il can he had or
reasonable terms eight miles from Will
mington and six from Newport on the
main road leading from thence TO Lancas-
ter. AS it is presumed any person inclning
to purchase will view the premises, II IS
thought unnecessary to give further de-
scription lit will bear division into shree
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
ge,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,
it will be sold a, public sale on the pre- misses
on said day, and liberal credit given for
considerable part of the purchase money,
at which time attendance will be given and
the terms made known, by
JAMES OCHELTREE.
Wilmington, June "a, 1909.