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The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
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A / the Bookstore OF nj. L. i.acknp@tE.
IN Weems' Lie Of Washington, eon,e,rtag
d fund Of Information and atnusenet,'
An interesting history of the Knight Eela
p.ars, thei onsln. character and persecution.
The history ol the decline an; ii'l Of Tie Ha-
man Enpue, by Edward Gibson contEinns
mcmons cl his h'e and writings.
Patriotic sketches o! Ifc!anc, writcn in ,,ou-
naushi, by Miss O9tnsou.
Poetic tribes, by john Henry Mills, CONE.
dian.
The Wild Itish Girl, hy Miss Q,.crson.
Niontalbcft novel; Armenian o. GsHp,t ses
Joseph Andrews; Rodei.k aandoni, Gh.rt.
Temple; the Diown'A N-ie; ,Hc N.c4s =.
Wakefield; Bair's i.cctnns; l.acsa.;!. !.
Rome Iess's Surveying; jsci, i,-on's Eoo!.-.:s.
ing tie Clerks Magazine; and a great v4ltssf
Of histories, voyages and travels. day-h t.
jouroals and le'lgers, aad n1-hoohs 81 I. !
description; wiring Paper, skates, sc1'"s "a
d.yihels, quls. inkstaods, waiers, &c. 81
THAT scientific author speaking Of the E j
and Indian wars about the tine Of Sraddoct's ta
describes tie eiect The news had iii England
SWIFT the broad winged packets Coz a
cross the deep, the news was carried to ENt :
Its effects there was like tia; of 4 stone rudat i
against nest Of soynets. Instantly, from -.
circumference all is rage and bust.e ..lhe w
sounds with the naddening insecis dais iuEAs Z,
from their cells they spread the hasty wtas. a'..
shr whizzing through the air. they rush = fad ~
Zoe Just SO in the sea-raiinS island, fton 4't4
hou8e aie-boSe from Ring cocfnry, Al Npert " p
for tight. Even the rcd-nosed ,,ar:crs, where tat
met bending under their burdens. word 500
but, i'll the streets, to talk of rNGLANps <oNGs
and as they talked, Their fiery snc'. " sre seer /
| grow more fiery still, and ur.re def3rn. lsl
| throwing their packs TO the ground and icapirs lit
the attitude of boxers. with sturdy acsass NJ
rough black jaws stretched ont. they bend forward i
the ttnciea .fgb.! The frog-eatins toe, IN shircs
rufles and long lank cue, seems TO give ground ne
rising i'll their might. with fire striking eyes ,ie pre-
hard upon him, aud coming in, hand and fpo VI:
Kick and cuff and many hearty curse, try shcN. il
oiGeL1So CROWD, how damn 'em ta:y pcel
| thunp the Trench"
September 6, 1909.
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ubiic VcnIiue,
AT WHITEHALL FARM,

81. Geugcs Hm!rrd, Nezy Castle Csunty,
and State et Dela7vare.
fnSEIE subscriber offers for sale, on Thursday
4 the 5th of March ensuing, all the stock
and movable property belonging 10 said farm,
coas,sti..s ol horses, mules, ,os"e cattle, shecp,
te.;s 50. nerd grass, timothy ana clover hay,
OF nc ocst guat, number ol valuable Ne
grae,, uho will b: cispnsed offur a term OF years.
household and Kite hen furniture, of the best qua
lty pair of valuable copper stills, with all the
apparatus pr diss;iiing.
lie also offers, at Private Sale, the above farm,
with The vsiu.bc marsh thereto belonging, stu
ate upon ST. Augustine aud Stlye,-Run creeks,
making il the whole four hundred and fifty a.
Crce.
For fertility Of soil, beauty Of situation, ele-
gance of improvement, and hcalthiness, tins farm
stands untiva,ied in this state. 1t lies 3 miles
from the waters If the Chesa peake, f,om the
river Delaware, ! from Cantwel's- Bridge, / B
mi rs from Wilmington, tand near the state road
leading to ii anl u the vicinity of the village
kuown By the name Of the Trap. 1t has been
cu,ti9oted Iof eighteen wears past upon the clover
and ,laiser plau, and for that period sixty or Sc
ycnty acres o, eio.er have becn moved annual
IT,.
hOSe WHO aTc lnltlHcl 70 purchase may, DN
| applying the farm, view the premises, and
know the terms either by applying to himself or
his son William q. Frazer, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
! Whitehall Farm, Ian. 20, 1910. II,
a. lie also ofe;s. fer Private Sale, his celc-
bFated stud horses Florzel and Ham!ct, and "a
nnmper Of fire brood mares and full-bred colt
from one to four years old Perhaps such vas
luablc and SO large collection Of stock was ney.
CT before offered for sac in this state, at ont
time.
lfthe farm is not sold at private sale, it will
he sold on the premises on Friday the first day
Of JUNG. 1t will command annually to a certain
ty from 900 to | 600 dollars. w. +.
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Patent ashing Machines.

" Siif. subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and tie public in general, that he
has, some time 20, purchased exclusive right
Of making and vending pnsn! Tasting MacA,aes
Throughout. the hundreds Of Brandyw;ae and
CHRISTIANS, in Newcastle county, a number oe
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly APP
prove! Of, as they save great Ars OF the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less inuri-
ons to clothes. He will continue TO make and
have supply Of them On hand, which hs will
sel on reasonable terms 10 such as favour him
with their custom and will also sell to any per-
son right TO make and Use thera within the
he hundreds Aforesaid.
ARRAM GEST.
N,l,nirr,af, I'm 2I 1909 If
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'i!ning,on Ian. II, 1909.
JvYLllING yION GDLLEGE,


~E-HE. Trustees Of lTilmjng;on College
1 taxi. pleasure IN being able @ annonpte
TO the public the revival oi The Latin school
in this Institution, under the immediate
care al Mr.. l'igclow and geacral "nperin.
tendance Of s,le Rev. DIR. Read. The heal
thy situation Of WILMINGTON, is character
for morality, the Saodaess oi It's market
and choice Of best boarding houses, joined
to the evidence Of MIR. Eigtlow's capacity
as a teacher, and 'he ioag ard Justly esta
li,hed reputation Of Dr. Read as Il success.
iu! rreceptor, all concur 10 rscommend this
seminary to the attention ul Parents and
Guardians, anxious to promote the eduoa-
ton and improvement Of The youth inirust.
"a 70 their care, especially when they are
further assured that the other departments
Of the College are provided with tutors full
~ adequate to their rnpoiotments, and o
unexeeptianahie moral c.,aracters
BY order Of the Board,
EO.rRT FAh.lL",GN, ) Q
lnENEZfR A. SNItl II,
JOHN RUMSFY,
WILLIAM PRYCE,
Julv g, 500.
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10 be Rented.
dud yjossrss;op ,r;-,,,, ,,,,,nJ:,t

dnd possession Given immediatc'Y,
a LARGE and convenient Brick Dwelling
Houie, Kitchen and Garden, Barn, Sta
ole. Chair Homie, SC. together with about
acres of good land. There are on the prcnrie,
a ilsall Apple Orchard and variety Of othe
fruit Tree the land is divided into three lot.
and there is well of excellent water near the
kitchen door. The ftua,ion is coniidered heal
Thy nd agreeable, being on the latc road from
Wilmington 10 Philadelphia, ,revcn miles from
The former and twenty from the latter, com
atandins an eSreniiye view of ,hc river Dela
ware * within 4orods ofa landing on Naainan' S
reek. For te-me, which will be reagonable.
apply 10 mir. JOHN BELLACH, adjoining
, The premiles. or to the lubfcribcr at New c az
| tie.
lhomas Perkins.
| December 50, 1909. IF
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f4u1G.

OUCH persons IS are ,ndrb,t d 70 the e..
~ tac of E5TilEK YAi!NALi., De.
ceased. either hy bond, note, or book tet,,
are requested 10 make immediate paymen,
to J1hn Warnsr and .foAn Tcxbsrt, or eilb.
ar ot them, vino are legally authorised to
ia'ms against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feb. II. 1909. If
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f.;c,,,.;..e Lees Elixir !.

Genuine Lees EliAlr
!; yoytrsien reuedy ios Colds, obA'nate Coughs
Catarlhs, Asthmas, Sore Threats, and ap-
preaching coninmptions.
a fl a,e trial of this med cine will prove IT'S
sffcacous quality in reiioringa i Precipitation
.ummon to healthy people, 1t diflodses and eN-
peIs the tough yilcic phlegm or nlcu', hFene'"-
ming the weakened veEels of the lungs, thus
frikinp at the root of the diforder; the iymp-
toms Of coule are eAettually and permanently
conquered The great number OF cures psftof:-
ned by TIL. elegant and uietul preparation IS
infficienr to convince thole that lapouf M
der colds, coughs, &c. Of being i'nmed 'ately
relieved. For the information of thoie perions,
If any there be, that have not heard OF the oal
fannie qualities Of LEES ELlAlE, we give inc
name. of the following perlons, who are wei
known to cur citizens in genera! as perlons peri OF
integrity and fritt veracity From the solio"-
ing certificates it will plainly appear that q
three years conlamption, a common cold, Or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LI.- ,
ALlXlR.
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To Parents who may have Children aihitse
with the
Whooping Cough,

This dilcoyery is of the iFii niasnitude, as It
affords immediate relief, checks the progTsis
and in a hort rimc entirely removes the most
cruel diiorder to which children are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole
70 final! t..ar no difficulty arlies in taking IT,
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A{atthezv ECctt52

TNFOl MS his fteuds and the nubli,
i thatf has oHeneti Dry Coed Store O:
tie wes side oil Market Street, next door
below corner OF Second Street where
he offers for sale handsome assortment oi
easonahie goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June II, 1900
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J1h22 Dixon

Z r AVING succeeded gVar,feys g Tar
cert IN the grocery business. at the
s,crc, lately occupied by them on Market.
.tfcet wharf offers for sale on the moss
moderate ,efmsio ior cash ov tie usual credit,
A General Assortment ot Groceries.
Aud hopes by strict attention to busi-
hrss, % merit share Of the public pa,ron-
lgc.
TIE Packet, S1oop HopE, Capt.
MsLsER, with good accommodations fon
passengers, VIII ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as ususl--all freight sen, BY
said packet win be carefully attended to.
Nilmipgtop, July 6, 1909.
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i, ol, sG.lis.

Il Health, i,l.ACE coy, 4 "a, Eftesn
n years old For term, ap}iiy TO the sn9.
SCI iher, in Make, street, fey loars above
the Towu-nali.
THOMAS SaIYTH.
IVi!.pirr,on Ian. II, 1909. II
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OOcdS aiNobS hlSI dtc,
Blue, black brown, ,drab, Marseilles Cuttings
co'beau, bottle g'een, Eustans apdJeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
supcrlne cloths SinshaW and klantau
Carssilncrts silks
Beanct's patent cord SILK & york tan gloves
Coatings and hanuels Ban'anna and Madras
Forest cloths hantikegehiefs
Nelvrs ard constitution Cainnc,s hair shaws
cords Checs,ered and s.rpca
Revercens linens
20 and A. Irish linens Danask shAwls
nuc & yellow nahktens i,usaia e dowlaslinens
n .ae aud narrow cotton !sattiacts Szbombazc,ts
cassneres Red Z green booking
GAitzes and cai!icoes l.aizc
Gutlalck and common Brown hollands
dit.ities Suspendcrs
ta!.n,taeues I'm Hellas & parasols
;)arant and Jones spin Black satias and Ho-
ning reniines
Coon and worsted ho- Scissors & pcn-knives
s,ery silk hose
F3ored, ,chambray cam Gilt < plated buttons
rick, jackanet. null- Oil cloths
null, india, British, Trunks
book gurrah, baita, & Morocco & kid shoes
leno Muslins &c. &c.
n. p. Country Store Keepers supplied on thr
! lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
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]. A Smith,
Market street, l'e,l's Point.

LEES Worm Destroying Lozenges,
wi,ich eiet.naiiY d,'iei all kinds OF worms from
pgions ol eyer. aye.
i he faIuN ~, IS not a rn3ulsr inlIancs Of
tils eAsct; u won in adaiis.
NssSrs. 4. Ire and Son,
fo los . timc was ,lcted with fanting
ats ee,p'ng il t,e bowels, .a;rs in TIE ltomach
and Nas,i . q the ieih~-the ady ce e an
cmnn' phyiic.aa rrayea matchmaking now
appeared but the sncl'o,y pipipcct Of death ;
whcn " pill my husband .eeoitc' cd the many
cures I'D : t4vs been petfo med by lees 10.
3 q, Xxx va procured som MesNs u ar
ner ard anna, Which las eE! scly snaoyed G.
qsiy /. nlrteM o tiec mplaint
Having eSpe lepctd io much benefit my fa'i,
tAmk 'tmy quay 0 rtcommerd them 10 all m}
que,rtanSs-- ttye 81 NoAes have been sent i,
~ % u. ia,her's family III EelIleh IN to 81
diff lted among ny i'ends who might be ai
aicleo ~;tn wnrns any other iniormatill
vi, bs given BY "ppsyingto
t. Caiharinc Walker.
r-=.a. AiarLet ipacs
Edward higgins,
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.Eanes Gardner,
Feb. II. 1909.

% ESPECTTULLYinforms his friends
-Aaand the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side Of Markcs-street.
one door above Spackman & GrubJs, (neal-
ly opposite the post-ofice) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dr,s
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BREWING.

T!NHE. ubsc'ihcr havins, commence ed Brewing
I ior the season, 5ess leave 10 ilfolm As
io"n and Country Customers that he has
S1WONo & TIELE EEER cf an excellent
quality constantly on hand, which he will dis
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended 10.
Joseph B. Shipley,
IPaj711,nyfpp N,r / lg0o
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that an industrious man,
! as a Farmer, with small family, well
recommended Tor honesty and sobriety, will
meet with encouragement To attend a small
Farm near the town of New Castle BY ap-
plying 10 the subscriber.
John Grow.
1rw-Caslle, Nov. o5. 1909. wit
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Mgr. z. [..e s. Cor,

lNr;srs z. Ire s Cor,
was attacked with violent cold, fe-
we're cough and pains in lie breast, which CON
tnued grow worie; tnine which time my
appetite failed aad my voice altered 10 much,
stat was With the utmost exertion ! could
pr.nopnce Jingle ftntence louder than my
breath Some OF my friends having obteryed to
Ms, hal mcch good had been done hs Lees
tlix;r-adviled me to procure bottle from
sieais. Warner z Hanna, which accordingly
aid--.and to ,h,fe peefors, unacqualnted with
,he merit o!ihis medicine. it will appear aston.
ihing that :hsec doics (honld reno hc paius
in my breast, and tie ule Of the bot.le restored
n.s 70 pfr.tt; h;-ith.
Il.
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y.essrs. II Lee s Son,
The fpegior qualities Of your Medicine

called LEES ELIXIR, Induces me 10 9 We you
ifs cefti6c tie for publication, TO point 10 'iiy
lfTer NJ fellow n.oisa!5 the road g hsaith, tht
most valuable Of al. earthly poileilinns. For
upwards Of ,h,ee years have bee afflicted
with r;serc consh, tightnei. Of 'he breast,
luwnris If f,iiits, and grataa WASTING OF the
aeih. having ,rie different medicine recon-
menar,, 70! fuch c3f@. with ut receiving an
real uensar fortunately one Of your atvsrti.c-
nefls wgs given 10 me ard Immediately ap-
Piled 10 NIr Vance, 173 hiarhetitreet, for
!onle of your ELK Il which La contrary to
the expectations Of my friends, restored nic TO
my ton,er good state Of health. ANY inioima
Jon will be gigea by me.
George Harwcod.
Malksl street, Baltimore.
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Nasr1s. Z. Lse 4 san,

alesrry. r. Lee ! soe,
you are al liberty to pnblilh for the good
Of olhcr, IT, hSne.it have r ceised from your
excellent prepa alton, called " Lees Elixir "
1rinr ahic,.a with oicnt painf in the breast,
lofs a' appetite and debility Of The whole f,i
TEN. wlth rendered me unable 10 atrrrid to bu
Gn.f;, aeina a,,i!ea TO rry your Elixir, pro
cured tn ! bottles Of ,len,s. Warne, < Hanna,
which has entirely removed lie complaint, and
restored ne 10 a perfect state of health. From
tile good eff ttss Of your t.isir was led TO
suPpo!e yoar other nsd.e'hsa "efe equally CT
ic4c ods wh'ch induced me to give your Worm
Lozonges . NY children and with pieaiilre J
inform, sor, rhey had lie deiired effect. Any
other information faah give on application to
ME at ny holie ,ly's street, baltimore
John Keller.
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efect on your side of the wac, as 10,
"ao mere II VIII tend to dspel all im,pe 81
a-e prospects OF war b The arco,nts ,v.
nave from America until late i linz e
seems tue nation was justly irritated ~ Tho
preceding disasir6us events IN mar, ~ ~
continental ports & we could not b,tan,;c;'.
pate affairs were appr, aching fas 70 500,
CRISIS. The last dispatches arrived, 8, ,,fIr;1
ent would certainly advise this en,er,,,.,.a
o' .ne disposition ct the country, and If it
y, - aVerSe 70 entering on a contest with us,
mere can be little doubt one of ,br f,sr
pr'c's OF their toVe will be the liberation of
'ne sequestered property-les< than ,his
Ni.'S are no terms we ought 20 accede to.
A' tue moment. II is impossible TO saw
any 'hihg OF The ate ct n,sikets: The
ia'e enormous duties on colonial prodncel
s'asSers every one and none kaows boiv,te
aC'- IL is not impossible I think ere ,o,,
they VIII nave modSfca ion-ln trutb ,hS
veal interest," of the revenue will dictate .bs
proprIety OF it Prices had got IN e,rIy. j.,
tne nuh'h, most as;onishinglv say IA
wanna wtlte sugars, pezzus 70: f. Indie.
pezzos % "a IS ; ana Coffe IS pezzos 7o--as
you may conjecture he supply is scarce Of
ho'e certainly ofC Coffee, not more than b.Ie
d mih"n tnis weight, and sugars pror,nrt;f
ona ny small No american produce 500
I" fHe, DETER prospects fo the ensuing Se.
sons, throughoui these markers tban a.,
ana Sra n the former Is now canal tonrg
EOS - per American barrel. The cro,.
nave oeen generally unfavurable and mn ~
portauons of grain from The Black Sea n-
daily advance
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american froherfy in Fra0ce

A letter from Bayonne. dated Sep. 90
1910, says -" NJ friend at PARIS writes
nc send you on some copies of your
case the view which | have taken ofthe
subject, could not be employed b. a French
lawyer, and made use of privilege which
my situation as agent for prize causes af
lords TO present the defence in nv own
name whica is duly filed and registered =
l. IS so just and uneXcePlionable tina. the
court viii have no motive 10 condemn this pro
perty, except that of its being American ::
and hope some favorable Change will soon
take place to prevent the employment of
this arguneut.----At this time, il Is in VAN
TO hope for favorable decision. and il is
prudent not to press, but to endeavof to pro
tract the trial"
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Il.

. Communicated far the american.
ETfracfs gfa ieuer fran an H7ericon ren
HcniqH az Leghorn, dafcd .4ur. 9o,f.
l. IS impossible to foresee what fsvora
bie effect the late apparent change Of the
dlsposi ION ut this government towards th,
7. States nay have Oh the scduestered pro
pr " ne dc elimination OF revoking he
Berlin, Milan and other DEGREES as exDre.
sed IN the duke Of Cad0re's note If the b
present, to general : ms,roug must. It j.
to be supposed certainly have been prece
ded by some negotiations resRec une he :,
qucsied property indeed WITHOUT the II
berat o. OF This cannot conceive any VII
be hazardous enough to avail Of he per
mission under the appearances shs, M
present IL is probable however, before m,
period elapscS when the DEGREES are pro
missed 70 We annulled, he respective GOV
,ernmenis viii come 20 prover understseA
ug on this head The anuouuc. ms. III ~.
disposition to mod ifca,ion Is, ho.yever Z
great point gained, and if Il has the Same
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

Tp ENG about to leave Richmond for few
& , weeks. having made some P. rtial agree,
inert concerning land business with different per-
sons this is TO give Hot,ce Co these others, ygho
may want to purchase LANDS in any Of The
frontier counties Of this state, that Samuel Nc
Crnw, Esq is authorised, by tie subscriber, to
transact ali business Of that sort for the under.
signed. -
DAVID DOYLE1
November 16. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

NOTICE by virtue of deed Of trust, exc
/ y cuted to the subscriber, by VIM Murray,
ESQ. OF Amelia, 90 secure the Payment Of debt
due 20 Pollok, Tredway & Co OF ;Jncheste r.
and by request ofthe said Murray; Wiii be sold,
upon the premises, on Tuesday, the s27rh day uf
tile present month all that ri Of the Flat Creek
Est Sdioining Meade's mill, in the county afore
said, which lies between the main road running
through the sad e., and the lands Of Edmund
Harrison, containing by estimation, about two
hundred and sixty acres. This land is consider
ed to be of superior quality for either tobacco or
grain, and is neatly one half in wood il additi-
on to which there are about 20 acres of prime
meadow land, which may be easily reclaimed.
lying on both sides ola bold stream, dividing the
hand nearly in the middle The terms will be one
and two years credit Tor about E 500 Of the pur-
chase money for the balance, cash or speedy
payments will be required, as may be agreed on
at the time of sae--the purchaser will be requi-
red to execute a deed OF trust upon the land, to
secure the pnnctud payment of tine said sum of
$500 or the lien which + & Co now have
ON the land, may remain until the debt due to
them is paid, which deot is not demandable in
shorter time thsnpue aud two years.
J. ROBERTSON, JR. Trustee.
EOvember 8. tbs
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WILLIAM TURNER,

no. 81, soUrnstReEr, Ngw-yoRE;
TBEGS leave 10 offer his services 10 the citi
( D zeiis OF Richmond, in the Commission line
81 Business. II aauess himself, that from his
exDerieoce 10 ;ba purchase aud sale Of Meridian
dize, and psriiculs1ly all kinds Of Country Pro
Nio9e VINO may favor Min VIA their business.
soysnber 10. At
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Extracts Qtrietters frons France.

Ihe Minister'S letter of the 5rh instant
to general Armstrong revoking rhe Berlin
and Milan DEGREES, had at first blush great
etect but the summing up with bin,
enfendre,' leaves the whole Defending ~,
the English and American. ARRANGEMENTS. -
=" In short without reference 10 this act,
every commercial operation is subject u so
many changes. that calculation from dav 10
day is out of the question. Nothing has ri
sen since the new tariff and althouch il is
true The Consumer must ultimately paw the
duty, yet In this instance the shipper of
produce must first be sac,ificed'
Wines and brantiies n ave risen 10 per
cent: and silk goods from Is to 20 per cent.
the latter Il par'ty owing 10 Ire aln, ,st en-
tire destruction OF the silk crops by the great
rains"
" My opinion is. that all who ship produce
to the continent. on paying the presenc e
hormous duties. must calculate on losing voy =
ages"
" The duties are such, in my opinion as
to amount to a prohibition"
" The purchasers at the sale of the Zth
inst (August) at Bavonne, have been DBL,
ged tn pay the new daties, al hough the law
es' ablishing them did not take place I'LL some
days after the sale. and rhe p ices were
lower than those obtained some ime since
and are not expected To rise.
canno give any encouragement to ship
TO this Country. where there is no sec,ui V
for the merchant
Letters from Cape Francois That was
cape Hen'v nowl OF the 18Th uli received
VIA Baltimore, announce, That his nigh
ness. President Chrstuphe, had seoueste Ted
the whole of the A erican proper.v in his
dominions ! !"
we are indebted, says the New York
y zette, to highly respectable commerci
al house, for the following Communication.
from Amsterdam
FRENCH DECREE.
I. That all American vessels which NAV
arrive u .he peg; 81 'r5fice prevlou, 70 IN.
Isl No0cmber, will be Judged under the de
crees OF Berlin and Milan only. and nor I'M
der any other.
II That the decree of the Esd March
1910 was repealed from he nomen, mat
the French government head of the exuira
tion Of the non intercourse law.
III. Tn ali American vessels which
shall not have suffered their fltg 10 be dena.
uonalz1 BY submitting 10 the British orders
in Council, shall be received hereafter with
out difficulty IN the ports Of France, and de
part IN the same nj ,mer.
". That the Emperor has r,;va, ,;oo.
ces TO American vessels, and tnat IL is the
only toregn fig that has obtained them
&c.
V fnat American vessels shall be ad
mhted III France whether loaded ON ar
Count of Frenchmen or Americans.
Prices OF the Dutch funds Aug 4.
batavian rescr'puons no prices NJ p
cen II IL 2--2 10 per cents -
2 2 15-6 per cent. loan Of 20 millions
1907 % Ia 80 - per cent do. 80 mil
hons 1903 Is ) 20 80 per cent,
d.. 20 millions 1909 80 a so 1 % %
per cent. old debt, 10 II.