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E.ARL 81 ALLSlON, ana LUFEZ,
= DEXTER & MILES.

OFFER FOR S.Q E,
THE fnire cargo OF the ship Laurel,
Il from 7en'nnyen, eatitled to debenturss consis-
ting of the following arfcles---vIz 49,
~ Boxes and Cases platilas Royalss. stn
ID Boxes brown IbIands ls.s ag Isl
10 Cases and Bales Britannias
25 Boxes Creas ala Morlaix e.,es ~.
% Boxes DowlH,
i Box Shir,ing' Linen
1 Box Arabiaa
Box HandkercieisA
Is Boxes RolAns. ~ - at.a
q Boxes LeAados.
II Cases Esppiilas.
Cases Cssarios.
Box red Platillaa
Box Coatreo.
2 ll,xeswhite Rolla f
48 BoxesOsnaburgs.
Balesbagging Linone
% BalesBleytucher.
l9 Balei Heeden Linen.
Samples Say be- seen by applying as above.
Newport. April a. 1910 Sf% ss Rs.
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TNFOR u ,ne PubhcS. That pursuant
i to Late Notice, they have taken into CoPartner-
,l.ip Nc. GEORGE MILES, jun. of Boston, and that
IN future their business viii be conducted under the
Firm Of LOPEZ, DEXTER e MILES.
They offer their servicesin the Auction and Com
mission ine and hope merit the confidence OF those
who may think proper to favour them with cmsign-
aents 1.
Cash will be literally advanced on Goods deposited
Tor publick or private sale.
GEORGE MILES, Jun.
Newport, April 4, 1910.
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COPY
From Gen. ARMSTRONG to Mr.. Pinkney.
~ t.. PARIS, JAN. rs, 1910.


From Gen. ARMSTRONG to Mr.. Pinkney.
PARIS, JAN. rs, 1910.
SIN,
A letter frSk Mr.. Secretary Smith ef
the lst Of December last, made it my duty
to enquire Of His Excellcncy the Duke Of
Cacore, what where the conditions OH which
His Majesty the Emperour would annui his
decree, commonly called the Berlin decree
and, whether, If Gfem Britain revoked her
blockadcs Of date anteriour 10 that decree,
His Majesty would consent to revoke the said
decree To these questions | have this day
received the following answer, which hasten
to convey to you by special messenger.
,.aNyWER.
!" The only condition required for the re-
vocation by His Majesty the Emperour o
the decree of Berlin, will be previous revo
cation by the British government o. he
blockades of France OF part OF France (suc'
as from the Eibe to the Brcst, xc.) OF q dat
antcrrour to that Of the aforesaid decree
have the hoDpur to be,
With very high respect, sc.
| (Signed) JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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Beriab EIdred. =

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the pubick in general that he has remoy-
ed from Hickfo-d, to Neybort into the House lately
built by wlLLfAM MuMFoRp, No -, .sHR-strees,
where he intends TO- keep Grocery-Store and Pub
lick House for the accommodation of any Lady OF
Gentleman, that may please to call on him.
Newport, April IS 1910.
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RE MOVAL.s


y ESPECTEULLYi informs his customers,
Az and the publick, that he has removed from the
staud he has occupied for two years past, TO No 93
being one of the range of stores belonging to PAUL
M. MrxroRp, ESQ little south of the Market.
SQUARE, on the east side Of Thames-s,ree, where all
orders for Drggs, Medicines, Dye-strfs, spices,
Sc will receive caeerful and prompt attention-pas'
favours gratefully acknowledged.
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New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH G., SHAW,

INFORMS the publick in general. and his friends
i in particular, that he has opened small assort-
ment of the most approved STATIONARY, CON-
rrising, among other, the following articles, VIZ
Paper--foolscap, POI, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions;
Quilts, from rs TO 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books from S3 to So each;
Penknives, assortment;
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Dividers;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax:
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soaps -. ;ff
black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. 60.
BESIDES variety of articles too numerous to mention
~ ALSO, FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply OF the celebrated three
slit metalOk Steel Pens-all which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.-CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Office7
No. 118, Thamcs-Street,
Newport, April 10th. 1910 y
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Looking ! lsss Plates, .7es0eIiy, &C.,
NICHOLAS GEEFROY, Informs

Nj IllHOlsAo OErrlNOt, INFORMS
4 y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, an as
sortment Of fLOOKING-GLASS PLATES, rs former
y, which will be ready for sale in few days, as soon
as they can be fitted In flames. foe s q
a.1 ,'t .aiso on &Gnd-- 3. s,ss S IS ,iss
A complete assortment of Cutlery; Tea
Pots; PocketBooks; suspenders; Gold Lace brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs Windsor soap ;
siarchi Hair-Powder warv&nted waisrProof Liquid
Hacking Scotch and Maccoboy SnuN-and many
other articles, too numerous TO particularixe. ~
The Watch Repairing Business Is carried
on as ususl.--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work--Elxskick, differ
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable TO its standard. fef RI
He thanks his friends for their custoui--snd viii
sell those articles at vey small advance.
-kswport, Jan. 24s 1910. "a ts.s4t q
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TOR SALE, about 26O Boxes of Musca-
dell Raisns of an excellent quality by the guam
tity or single box, apply to
~ JAMES PERRY No. 122, Tharnes-sfrcet, or
STEPHEN DEBLOis, No. 16, Sprng-'treef.
Newport, June 20.
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COPY
Creaf Cumberland Place, 49,,
FEBRUARY Is, 1910.

Mr. LORD, 80, !,
In persuance Of tho intima,ion which
had the honour to give to your LoreshiP. 9
few days ago, beg to trouble your Lordsh'r
with an enquiry, whether any, and u any
what blockadcs Of France, instituted by Urea
Britain during the present war, before tne
first day Of January, 1897, arU snscTs'ooo D'
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Eriract cra letter from Mr.. r ,fx&xzx a
Mr.. SMI1H, dated Murrh attn, l(lO.

.I have the honour to incloke bopy af
Lord WeIlesley's reply to n1 lsdct OF the
7th inst. respecting the British bIockades Of
France before the Berlin Decree.
81 do not think it Of such nature as to
Justify an expectatiOn that Gen. Armstrong
will DC able to make any use Of It at Paris /
bat stali Dcveihcless convey to him tho
substancc Of il withguf delay"
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From the National h'tedigeneer. ef J,s,e Ia. 1910.
OFFICIAL CORRESP ONDENCE.
IosDos, FEB. 10Th, 1910.

received on the l2th inst. by Mr.. Pow
ei, whom l had sent some time before to
France, letter from Gen. Armstrong, OF
which copy Is enclos ID and, keeping In
view the Instructions contained in your le,tel
to nae of the l lth Nov. hast, have written 70
Lord Wellesley, to enquire wAether any, and
if any, what blsckades of France, Instituted
BY Great Britain during the present war, be-
fore the lst of January, lso7, are understood
here to be in force. A copy OF my letter to
Lord Wellesley is enclosed
II is not improbable that this official enqui.
ry will produce declaration, in answer to It,
that none of those blockades are in force
and should presume that such declaration
will be received in France as substantially
satisfying the condition announced to me by
General Armstrong.
am not aware that this subject could have
been brought before the British government
iii any other form than that which have
chosen. II would not, l think, have been
proper to have applied for revocation of the
olockades III question, Cat least, before 1t IS
ascertained that they are in existencc) or to
have professsd, in my letter to Lord Wellcs-
ley, to found upon General Armstrong; CONS
munication, my enquiry as to their actual
s,,le. have, however, eupposed 1t to be In
dispcn able (and have acted accordingly that
shouId explain to Lord Wellesley, in con-
ver,-,ion, the probability offered by Gen. AS,
lcuer, that a declaration by this government,
TO the effect above mentioned, would be fol-
lowed by the recall Of the Berlin Decree.
cannot, rerhapssexpect to receive from
Lord Wellesley, an answer GO my letter, in
time to send a copy by the John Adams, now
in the Downs or at Portsmouth but will
send it by an early opportunity, and will take
care that General Armstrong shall be made
ACQUAINTED With it without delay.
have the honour to be,
With great consideration,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant
VIM. PINKNEY.
P.S. March 20, 1870 Since the writing
of this letter Lord Wellesley has sent me
the answer (of the I'd inst,) OF which cop,
is now enclosed. II was not satisfactory, ans
pointed out its deficiencies to Lord Wellcs
ley in conversation, and proposed to him thu
/ should write him another letter requesting
explanations.--He assented to this course,an'
l have written him the letter OF the 7th inst
| of which also copy is enclosed. His TepI
has been promised very frequcntlyi but ma
| not yet been received. have reason to ex
| pect that it will be sufficient but canne
| think Of OBTAINING the corvette any longcl
| The British Packet will furnish me with. a
opportunity OF forwarding it 70 you ; and
will send Mr.. Lee with it 10 Paris, by tn
way OF Morlaix. glssr
have the honour to be, sc.
VIM. PlNkNEY.
The Hon. r. SMITH, &c.
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'Nr fstHy stgtl ~ gtiE 81 3 49, tt8
.o Ibave the honour to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter of the 9TH inst. rcqucs-
ting a further explanation of my letter of the
secopd, concerning the blockadcs of France,
instituted by Great Britain during the present
war, before the lst day of January, 1907.
The blockade, notified by Great Britain in
MAY, 1906, has never been formally with
druyn |; it canpot therefore be accurately stat.
ed, that the restrictions, which Is established
rest altogether on the Order of Council of
the fth January, 1907 ;.they arc comprchen.
dcs under the more extensive restrictions of
that Order. No other blockade of the ports
Of France, was instituted by Great Britain
bctscen the 10th Of May, 1906, and the 7th
Of January, 1907, excepting the blockade OF
yfnicc, instituted ON the 9th Of July, 1906,
Which is still In force.
I beg you to accept the assurance OF the
high consideration, with which 1 have ths
aonpur to be, SIR, your most obedient humbi'
| scrvant,
Signed WELLESLEx.>
| ws. PrsksEr, Esq. &c ye. &c:
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-26

morning, as thousands nho hate 49, i ,'"i.h"
the last ten years can testify. The peculiar e.
cellenccs Of this infliiibe remedy Tor The itch,
over every other, are the certainty OF the cure
by single application /; the ingredients beng SO
innocent as 10 be applied with pcalect safety TO
the tcndcrcst i"ant; and is being not only tee
from any offensive smell bu, equally agreeable
with the peasantest polnatuin.
Or. Hana0toi's Graad Restoratipc,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as invaluable medicine fur the speedy relief,
and permanent cure Of varions complaints which
result from diss nted pleasures, juvenile inds.
cretons, residence in climates unl.vorabe to the
constitution, the i,nnoderatc of tea, frequent
ntoxlcation, or any destructive incompetence,
the unskiiful OF excessive use of nercury, he
diseases peculiar TO ttn, cs at a certain period oil
life, bad lyingsin &c.
Hamihoa's Horm Lo-rgre,
The most celebrated remedy Cor caring dis
orders arising from worms.
Hain's true and eep'tiuc
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
An Infalliblt remedy for Corns; speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERsldN LOTION
THE RESTORATIVE POW DER,
For We 7refh Gr1 Gun,s
IAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of rae eyes
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE e EXTRACT or MUSTARD
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, M,
moness, &C.
TOOTH-ACIIE DROPS,
The only remedy vet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in tie most severe
instances.
kD@ Please 10 take notice tint eaci,ofhe pea-
u'ne Mrdicincs las on tie outsile upuhher he
signature Of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late ,ronreor'
January $, 1909.
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Genuine Lees Elixir.
January IS, 1909.

a lovercign remedy for Colds, obitinate Coughs,
Catarrh3, Asrhmas, Sore ihroats, and APP
preaching Confumptions.
A iinge trial Of this med cine will prove its
Aficacious quality in re!so,ing perfpisation
COMMON to healthy people, it di1odges and ex.
,els the tough viicic phlegm OF mucus, treueth-
:ning the weakened vefies of the lungs, thus
ltriking at the root Ct the difor Ter; the fyn,p-
toms of courle are efe6tually am ermanently
conquered. The great number Of cures perfor
med by this elegant and ufetul preparation, is
rutiicient to convince thoie that iahour I'M
der colds, coughs, &c. Of being immediately
relieved. For the information of thcf- perfons,
if any there be, thar have nor heard Of the hal
annie qualities OF LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names Of the following perfons, who are well
known TO cur citizens in genera IS perfons Of
integrity and ltrict vcracity From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three years conlumption, a common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEES
ELIXIR.
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Th9ufands of our fellow citizens have re.
civcd benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced TO the latt Gage Of di(eafe, and mans
fam lies of t"e hrlt relpectabilty have given
pubic teit mony Of the aaoniiling cures per-
formed with the above pre- arations. The pro-
prietors e well aiiured that irgle trial aF
any article here enumerated, vii convince the
mott preiadced pe'ion in It's utility.
10 detect counterfeits, obferve than none
can be genuine without the fgnatnre of
Michael Lee, & Co.
(Late Richard Lee & Son.
y 8 Each and every medicine above ens-
nu'ated, nave directions deicrioing their moas
Of uie il tie mott perfect manner.
Sold at
the BOOKSTORE Of Mathew r. Lcckerman next
above the Sank of Delaware, Market atreeG,
vi minpton.
December 9, 1900. Iy
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To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough.

This dieovery is of the tirit magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progrels
and IN fhort time entirely removes the most
:ruel diiolder to which chldren arc liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the doie
10 imaii that 40 difficulty aries III taking it.
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At the following places--viz.

A + the stable Of Mr.. Paul M'Ginn's, at the
IA sign of the Spread Eagle, in Market st.
Wilmington, from the date hereof, until Monday
the 9th inst. be will then be removed to White
Hall Farm, now in the tenure Of Mr.. John
Erwin, in St. Georges hundred, and county Of
New Castle, and lately the residence Of the sub
scribcr, where he will remain for one week, and
so on alternately for one week at each piece
throughout the season. The prices arc as herein
enumcrated--ten dollars for the season il pad by
the 9Th day of July, if after that period. lo
dollars will be demanied--s:x dollars the single
i,ao---sixtecn dollars to ensure with foal, and rs
cents 10 the groom. PAYMENTS are to be made
70 the subscriber, or TO his awuappointcd agent,
Ut each stand.
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FZ0r;zeI.

NfK stcnd the ensuing season, commencing from
the date hereef, and closing u4,on TIE l2th day
of Juiy merit, ensuing -
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Blue, b'at', ~ ,e",ca.a, siarseilles cuttings
otoca", l7''tie .:vetn, lusta rs and jean.
grew, ana tak mixed Lutte strings
superiinc cloths insiau aad AIantau
atssneres si2b
Bennet's patent cord TX & york tan gloves
Gcatiigs and tunnels Banjanna ant. hialirls
Forest cloths hant!kerchicis
Vclvcts and constitution Cammcls hair shaWis
cords CheckeTcd and striped
Beverecns linens
10 and "A Irish linens Damasl shawls
blue yellow nankeens linstia < dowl4 linens
Wide and narrow cotton I,atinets &bonlhazcits
cassneres Red 4 green booking
Chintzes and callicoes baize
Cambrick and common Brown hollands
dntirs susaendcrs
CalimanCucS ttlr Jrclas Sy Darasc!s
Durant and jones' spin Slack satins ard io.
ming rcntines
Cotton and worsted ho- ,2ssors Sr pcs-kniy2s
slery TX hose
CssoTod,c hambray cam Calf & i':atcd bIttong
bntk, Jackanet, null Oil cloths
null, India, British, Trunks
book, gurrah, balta, & Morocco& kid shoes
ieno Sluslins &c. &c.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on me
lowest teIlas Tor cash OF the usual credit.
James Gardner
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FLORIZEI,

Was bred by the Duke Of Bedford. and imported
by MIR. Hcllen--he is remsrlab for his strength,
figure aud activity, 8 hands high, beautiful
dappe bay, and i well known to be equal, il nc;
superior. to any horse upon the peninsula.
FL0PILf.L was got ~ the noted Florizel,
out of a brown mare b. Alfred his srand-,.n,
FAIRY Queen, by Young Cadc: his g,eat.g sand
asn s4s blaok Eyes, by Cab cut Of Warike
Galloway, BY Snake It Is thongb' unnecessary
10 say more, as he and ms colts will show Tor
themselves. y more particular account may be
had by applying 70 Inc subscriber.
WILLIAM FRAZER,
nit G.,oj pasture will be provided for mares,
# so cents per week-hut accidents and esc4pss
must be Al the risk Of the owners. The gloom
is regular bred i5a'rier, ard oHeis IN services
tho-2 who may think proper 10 call upon him
n that way.
April Ii. 1910. 81
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Messrs. r Ike g. Son,

.llesSr5 n LSc d Soa,
The hyperion qualities Of your Medicine
called LEES ELIXIR, induces me to . We YOU
tbs certificate for publication, to point 10 my
iutfer;ng fellow mortals the road to health, tie
most valuable of all earthly poas.iious, For
upwards of three years ! ha been Afflicted
with fevere cough, rightnef, Of the breast,
lowneis of ipirits, and gradual wasting Of the
heih, having tried different medicine, recon-
mended for inch cafes without receiving an
real benefit fortunately one Of your sdvertl.e-
ments was given TO me and Immediately az
piled to MIR. Vance, I79 Market Rreer, for
lome of your ELIXIR which la contrary to
the expectations of my friends, restored ae TO
my former good state Of health. ANY informa.
ton will be given by me.
George Harwcod,
Market street, Baltimore.
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Al,sgss n. q \ i'm,
MAS attacked with violent cod {
we're couel aud pains in tie breast, VII; il a.
tnucd TO grow worie; during which Time nv
appetite failed and my voice altered 60 o,uc,,
that it was with The utmost xe,tion ! eonlg
pronounce Jingle ientence ,auaer than ~,
breath. Some oI my friends having cbieryea -
me, that much good had been done BY 49,
Fllxir--adviied me to prrcure bottle fran,
McGrs Warner * Hanna, which accordinoly
did--and TO iii DE pelons, unacquainted viii
the merit. Of this medicine. it viii appear aston.
ilhiug that three does h.ould reno the pains
i'll my breast, and the ute oi the bottle restored
me 10 perfect health.
]. A Smith,
Market straet, Feli's Point
Lees Worm DESTROYING I4ozenpcs
which eHeetnaly dif 'el all kinds of worm. fran
perlons Of every age.
me to'low.n IS net a n5ular initance O.
the effects OF worm in adults.
1lessrs. K. Ire and San,
For lonG tins was afi cited with famine
frs g,iping in the bowels, pains in the aomacI
and a.was.i' g of the henl the advice or ar
emlnent physician proved nielen-noting now
appeared but the melancholy prolpctt of death.
wien happily my husband recollec,es! the many
cures said r have been performed by Ices u.
aea%ss, box wa procured from Mes4.s X ar.
ner and Hanna, which has emf rely removed G
very + mptcn o the tmp!aint
Having eSpe icnced 70 much benefit IN, fell
h'nk Itiny duty 10 recommend then, 10 all NJ
le9 ,aintance--ieve,al boxes have been sent tv
re TO my fathers family in Betheh III 10 he
d,it'ih"od among my f'end4 who might be af.
a'cted WIN worms. any other INFORMATION
viii be given by applying TO
f. Catharine Walker.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
1.-TWO or three apprentices to the Hating
buGne(s, ALTO two or three lourneymen
who are good workmen.-For particulars ap
ply TO the iublrriber, in Mill.Greek hundred,
withis three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
March "a, 1870. tt
Sein Irvine and White Rope Ma
nufac1ory.
DLOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
1 Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twlne, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1909. 6m
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Please to Notice.

The co-partnership of Aaron & Peter Paolson
being dissolved by mutual consent on the s5th
:ns,ant---all persons indebted to the said concern
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having demands will please to present them
fer settlement to either of the subscribers.
AARON PA ULSON,
PETER PAULSOM.
AARON PAULSON,
Having taken the remaining stock of the late
concern, has now on hand and intends keeping
general assortment of dry goods, suitable for thr
present and approaching season, which be will
sell on low terms. He returns thanks to his
friends and the public for their past favors and
slcits continuance of their custom.
Wilmington, March so. 1910.
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1ie5srs. II. Ice &, son,
You are at liberty to publia, for eAe good
Of Others, the benefit have received from youy
excellent propagation, called GO Lees Elixir "
Being afflicted with violent paint in tic breast,
lois of appetite and debility of the whole w
tenn, which rendered me unable to attend to bu-
iineis, being advifed TO Try your Elixir, pro.
cured two bottles Of Mears. Warner Z Hanna.
which has entirely removed the complaint, and
restored me TO a perfect stare of health. From
The good eff Cts Of your Elixir was led TO
supPoie your other medicines were equally eff
ficac Gus which induced me TO give your Worn,
Lozenges to my children, and with ,lcaiure
inform you, they had the deiired ene6t. ANY
other informatos | lhail give on application TO
me AT nay hoafe oly's street, baltimore.
iohn Keller.
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i al4lt e.sai <liiGr,

2 ESPkCT5 TLL.Y informs It's friends
= ' and The public that N has removed
his store ~ i,e ar side Of Marle,-stres:.
one door above &s5aekman & C,pths, (nea,.
y opposite The po,i-ofice) mh-re he has
opened iarac assortment Of elegant Dry
G2oGs atl,tli.n y. hi: a Ar
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f. Catharine Walker.
Edward Higgins.

IN g. u = 7 3 :, IIIoA
South street. Baltimore, admintt red lees
Loz-ng'., rgeta5le to tie directions, TO his
CHI Id Of IA mont old-tfe first of which ex-
PEELED Y orm meaGurins 20 inches long <
near half an nch thick, the second sloie ex-
PEELED another 70 inches 10; & the fame thick
Il, and aqaanity Of fnai worms mixed with
slime, &c. Tie child eHjoysa good Hare Of
health.