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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

tary Of State has the honor to transmit to
the II tsident OF the United States state.
mcnt o al the consuls and Commercial a.
gents .hAr,ng authority under the United
States in foreign countries, together with
the salaries and Compensations that have
been allowed to the consuls residing at
Algiers, Tripoli, Tunis and Morocco.
All the other consuls aud commercial a
gents have been allowed to receive only
those fees of office which have been esta.
blished by the act of Congress. Respect.
fully submitted.
II. SMITH.
Departments of State,
April SO, 1910.
The President of the u. States.
Consuis and Commercial Agen,s of the u.
~ States.
In Great Britain and its Do ninions.
William Lyman Censuly London.
Elias Va.derhost Bristol
Robert w. Eek Falmouth
James Maury Liverpool
Thomas English Dublin
Thomas Aud, Vice Consul POOLE
lanes Holmes, Consul Belfast
iona Church, Consul Cork
John Gavino sf Gibraltar
Josepn Pulls Malta
In France and its dominions.
David B. Warden. Acting Commercial
Agent, Paris
Isaac Cox Barnet, Commercial Agent.
Havre de Grace.
William Lee, Bordeaux
Thomas Aborn, Vice Commercial agent
Cayenne
Peter Walsh, Com. Agent, Cette
William Buchanan, lsles of Francs and
Etienna Catalan Marseilies
John Appleton. CALAIS
Aaron Yrs. loren,
Frlnssts4ynS DunhirE
Henry WN;Sn. W os,ena.
In &An bd ithpominions.
Joseph .Yan.-df, co,jSl, cadi.
William Kirkpatreks Malaga
S f: e; &:
Isles d MGorca,
Minorca, Yvica
John James Armstrong, Island OF
Tcneriffe
Richard S. Hackleys ST. Lucar
In Portugal and its Dominions.
William Jarvis, Lisbon
James l.. CatEcare, Madeira
Lohn Dabney, Azores or Western
Islands
Henry Hill, st. Salvador in Brasil
In the Kingdom of Holland.
Sylyanus Bourne. Consul General
Amsterdam
George Jay, Consul Rotterdam.
In Denmark and its Dominions.
Hans Rodolph Saabyes Consul, Copenha-
Thomas Gamble. Island Santa Of
Cruz
James M.Gregor, Isl of St Thomas
Peter Is:acson CrIstiansand
In Prussia.
Frederick w. Lutz, Consul, Stettin
William Elark, Embden
Oh In Germany.
John M. Forbes, Consul, Hamburg
Frederick !. Wichelhausen, Bremen
William KIggin, Trieste
Philip Marck, Franconia
In the Kingdom of Sweden.
Robert G.. Gardiner, Consul, Gottenburg
In the Italian States.
Thomas Appleton, Consuly Leghorn
Alexander Hammst, Naples
Thomas II SsorDJ Genoa
John Broadbsnt, Messina
Abraham Gsbps, Palermo
Richard OeBrien, Island Of Sardinia
In Russia.
Levitt Harris, Consul, St. Petersburg
In China.
Eawas,l Darlington, Consul, Canton
In Turkey.
Wmfs'aar Consul, Smyrna
IN Algiers.
Tobias Lear, Consul General
He tfas been allowed a salary Of
1000 dollars per annum, an outfit OF
the same sum, and quarters ssla-
ry for the expence OF his return
also a reasonable house rent, the
expence of couriers, Of postage, of
necessary printing and for the SER
vice of Secretary and drogerman.
Tripoh.
George Davis, Consul
His salary is 1000 dollars, with an
outfit OF the same sum, and quar-.
ter's salary, for the expenCe Of his
return, and IN all other respects his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
T'riipoli.
George Davis, Consul

George Davis, Consul
His salary is 1000 dollars, with an
outfit OF the same sum, and quar-
ter's salary, for the expenCe Of his
return, and IN all other respects bis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
Tracts of Land:

One Tract Or parcel of land lying
in the county of Jefferson. 90 Bullskin, 10
possession of John Riley aad John Dera-
met, containing 4i6 acres, and houa-
ded as BY susyey thereof ma dc by Will.
am M'Pherson, in the year 18o3-aIso one
o1her tract or parcel OF land. adj Joining The
above mentioned tracts containing $50 r
cres, IN possession of ] obn Brian and II
mas Griggs. and boundea by survey IN +
in 1903. by William M'Phs.son--Alsod h>
other tract or parcel of Land. in he sfose-
said county Of Jefferson, containing sol a.
cres (Wm. M'Pherson's survey in the year
1909 in tbs posse ss,on and occupation of
Gabriel Green6eld.-- foregoing lands
are the sams lands which tbs executors OF
General George Washington, on me sist
of August 1904. conveyed 10 Burde; Ash.
ton, Jun. by deed of bargain ana sale OF
record in the Office of the county court Of
Jefferson, which The said Burdut Ashlon,
Jun. on the 18th Of March, 1905, nor.ga-
ged 10 said executors, also OF record
in said Office.
Thsasale of the above described
three och of land will commence a, the
dwelling chSnse of John Demmet, on The
first meniiored tract on the 18th day of
June next IL O'clock Of the saii day.
The commissioners will make such deed
to the respective purchasers as the afols-
said court Of Chance,y may direet.
Bennett Taylor,
Thomas Parker e
John Humphreys e
and fE
William Tate, 8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

fhe House proceeded to the considera.
tioh ob,theamehdment Of the Senate 70 the
cop AetcN fslntefcourse bill (No.
After a4ong debate relative 10 the ar
rangemeutsSsf ths senate proposing convoy
queAioe was, taken to strike our a.
sreeably to The ao.enement Of the senate,
the section which lays the so per cent. ad !.
dl.ional duties. the vote stood Ayes-.-44
Noes--- ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

In compliance with the resolution Of
the House Of Representatives of the 23rd
instant requesting the President of the U.
States to cause to be laid before them, q.
statement OF the several consular or CON-
mercial agents, having authority under the
United States in foreign countries, together
with the salaries or compensation, if any,
allowed to them respectively" the Sscre-
tary Of State has the honor to transmit to
the Incident of the United States a state.
ment d al the cohsuls and commercial a.
gents .hAr,ng authority under the United
States in foreign countries, together with
the salaries and compensations that have
been allowed to the consuls residing at
Algiers, Tripoli, Tunis and Morocco.
All the other consuls aud commercial a.
gents have been allowed to receive only
those fees of office which have been esta.
blished by the act of Congress. Respect.
fully submitted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

tscted them sufficiently from the heat or
tie sun, nor kept them dry from dews and
rsins,"
The report and documents were ordered
to DC printed.
CONSULS OF THE u. STATES.
The following message was received
from the President of tine u. S. by Mr.. Ed.
ward Coles, his secretary,
To the House of Representatives. of the U.
States.
transmit to the House report Of the
Secretary of State complying with their re.
solution Of the 80 slant,
JAMES MADISON.
April e, 1870
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
Wilmington Collie ge.

: Z ME TruAees of the Wilmington Collie &c,
ID take plca!ure in announcing to liberal
public, that the Latin department of this nAi.
tuition is permanently etabliihed under the
immediate care Of MIR. Jofeph Downing, who
will alto teach the higher branches of Mathe-
mat'cks. The healthy situation of Whining
ton, its character for morality, the soadneis
of markets, and cheapnefs of boarding com
blned with the we'll ettabil,ed reputat on of
Mr.. Downing as inccefful teacher, all concur
to recommend this feminary TO the attention of
parents and guardians, to wofr care the edu-
cation and Improvement of youth may be en-
trutcd-the truttees inform the publ with
equal confidence that the Engllh fchool is in a
hourifhng tate under the inperintendance of
Mr. f X. Dare-and the young ladies der art
men' is again permanently revived under the
pare of the Rev Mr.. Henderlon whole rcfpec-
liability and acknowledged merit are ijlre
pledge Of his dilpoiiton and ability 70 impro. e
the young ladies committed to his care.
ROBT. HAMILTON, } 2
EBEN. A. SMITH, !
JOHN RUMSAY. ::
WILLIAM rRYCE } :
April 4 1910. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
John Dixon

JAVING succeeded Warners q Tor
I / bert in the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms, for cash or the usual credit,
n General Assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention TO busi-
ness. 10 merit share of the public patron
age.
The Packet, SLoop HOPE, Capt.
MlLNrR, with good accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town <
Philadelphia as usual-all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July s, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
Patent w ashing Machines.

" RIFE, subscriber respectfully informs his
e friends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive rign,
Of making and vending Patent MASKING Niacdias
throu.,h ,hout the hundreds of BrandyNvii'e -"s'
Chris,iana, in Ne a-Cast!e county, a number o.
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons ard highly al-
proved Of, as they save great part Of the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less 'nluri-
Gus to clothes. He will continue to make and
have supply of them on hand, wAsch he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour HIM
with their custom and will also sell to any per-
son right to make ant use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 2l, 1902. tt
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
Whitehall Farm,

St. Georges Hundred, Nezv.CasHe GoM"fy,
and state Of DeLa1uare.
yEyHE subscriber offers at private sale, the
Z above farm, with the valuable marsh there
70 hel,nc;nr, situate upon the ST. Augustine aud
Silver Run creeks, making in the whole 400
acres.
For fertility ofsoiI, beauty of situation, elegance
of ofinnrovencrt, and healthiness, this farm stands
unrivaled in this state. 1t lies mdes from the
waters cflhe Chesapeake, ; from the RIVER ilcla-
ware. q Gom Can,wclHs Bridge, 8 miles 1'cH
Wilmington, land near the state road leading 70
lii } and in the vicinity OF DE village know" y
the name Of the Trap. It has been cu'iv"tt'i
Tor eighteen years past upon the clover and pa's-
Ter Ian, and tor that period 80 or 70 acres Of
clover have been moved annually.
Those who are inclined 10 purchase may, by
Applying on the farm, view the premises. aud
know the terms either by applying 10 himself or
\his son william, c. Frazer, residing AT New
jCastie.
White Hall Farm, April IL, 1910. II
If the farm is not sold at private sale, ,will be
sold on the premises an Friday the tirs, day OF
IJune, 1t will command annually 10 a certainty
from 1000 to 1000 dollars. W. T..
FOR SALE,
At the BOOK store OF VI. IA t.ONhNI'iin", wa
minSon, PEI.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
OF TaE
EYIDENCE IND PRAC7ICdL iAiPoR-
TiNCE
or THE
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
IN q series II dt,sourseS c9@tssed 70 qs4ng her-
BY TlIOnlAS BELSllAM,
Minister efthe Unitarian cAatef n EssrF street
This volume is divided into six eiscourses,v viz
1st. Preliminary observations. The question sta
lcd. ph:losoi, ,hieal arguments .or the christian
revelation. -,
9J Direct historical evidence Of tue chTit'an
revelation. :,
al. Prophetic and internal evidence o! th
Christian rcvclotlon
4. E.vitlsnces of the Christian revelation IRON
the testimony Of the Jewish scriptures.
5 The praeuca! value Of the christian reVe''
| ton.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
1. Tar DELAWARE GAZETTE shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large folio
sheet.
II. The price shall be DOLLARS per annum'
exclusive postage payable ba5f:ysarl IN advance
ILL., No subscription will be received for shorter
period than one year.
Nv. Subscribers shall have the right of disco nnuirs
their substitution at the end OF year from the
time of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
Y. Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines, viii
be inserted four times for dollar, and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cens-longer ones in
the same proportions but a reasonable discount
will be made in favor of those who advertise by the
gear, half-year, or quarter
VI All articles of personal or private nature Will
be charged as advertisements, and must be paid
for before insertion.
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. Of all religious
and charitable inststons, within the state OF De-
Iaware, shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
o-1e Tie postage must hc paid on all letters and
communications addressed to the Editor through the
medium of the Post Office, they will not be re
served.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
WASHINGTON RICE,

I'D ESpECTFULLY informs the cid Gus
liz, toners of Dra,un & Rice, and The public
generally, tha, he has purchased the stock ofthe
said firm, and will continue the Grocery busi-
ness, at the same stores, where hic friends ard
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, on reasonable terms.
February "a. If Il
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
LAND for Sale. S

SIlE sulsA Aibcr intending to leave this State
s in the coAse Of nr ensu'ng MONTH oift's
a. sri, 4 SAIAtL. FARM, containing 50 acres
more or less, of PRIME LAND. s's"atFd In
Newcastle county, Delaware, about three moes
fsm the town Of purt Penn, nearly the same
J,,ancs from ST. Georges, md tlvr mics from
Caotweil' Bridge. Nishing to dispose OF ','e
t.anl before his departure. lie wonIu make the
t.,,ns ;nyi,isa, if early application is male TO
Or. DAVID STEWART. or to
]. Y. STEWART.
par, Penn, Aprll %. l28 ----- ~
rr,;,,> snhscriber having commenced Brewing
/ e., Tie season, 3ess leave to II form h's
Irown nd Country Cu.tcmcrs that he ha.
yTNoNti S, Y.lBLE hEER of aa excellent r!
Eaay cocssan''y on taa', whiah ae VIII !, d. ,,
lase or Il ,hc usu4l prices. All orders MIL h'
!oserl 3. shipley,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
WANTED,

a S an apprentice to the Black Smi,hing
~ business, a lad about S or 16 years oi
age. For particulars enquire OF
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April II, 1870. IT
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
Insurance against Fire.

IiI5 III tttiNS 9 =
l lIe fabicriber gives notice thai the D rec
tors Of the Farmers Bank Of the State OF De
laware at Newcastle, being now ready to re-
ceve appl cations and efsa in'ranes sgalnlt I'M
lcf, or damage by frs, have appointed tile inb'
lcrb Their general Agent and Surveyor.-
Commnn catiotls on the lnbjett of 'nnrance,
poN pa d, faal be promptly and cheertnliy at
tended to, by .,D
.fgeni and Surueyor.
New Castle, Arri 6, Sio. It ;,
50 Notice OF Deputy Surveyors ihail be
given asf Don az arrangements are "aae so'
pur ole,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
A,aW3 OF fbe ui1toll.
1HY Az rHORITY.1
AN ACT
To establish Post Roads.
(CoRcIuGtSj

(Conciaat3j
In Michigan.
From Fort Miami by FIsnchtown to De-
troi,.
In Ohio.
From Poin, Pleasant Va. By Gallipolis,
s'cota Sal. Works Chil!coiha, Franklnton.
Worlhngtnn, delaware, Mount Vernon,
Mansfield Riley and Bronson to Huron.
Froin Marietta by Delpre to Wood C. h.
From Wnietta, ny Athens, Chilicothe,
New Makes, Williamsburg, Milford, CO.
lumbia, Cmcinnalia TO Norlhbend.
From Wheeling, Va. by St. Clairsvlle,
Morristown Franktord, Cambridge, Zanes-
VILE, Springfield, New Lancaster, Chilico.
the and Browns cross roads to Maysvilie,
X.
From Cincipna,ia by Crosby, Ha milton,
Dayton, Staun.on, Troy, Pique Town,
Springfield, Ludlow, Xenia, Waynes,Le
en- and Montgomery to Cincianai.
From Chllaco,he BY peppe to Alexan-
dria.
From GAINESVILLE by Cuadenhu,ten ard
New Philadelphia to Canton.
From Marietta by Waterford, Zanes
vile. Newark, Greensv;!le, Worthingson TO
Urbana.
From Troy to Crenville.
From Brook c. h. va, by Steubenv:lle
and Faucets,own TO New Lisbon.
From Greensburg or Beavertowo Pa. by
New Lisbon, Dserh=ld, Ravenna, Hudson,
Cleveland, Huron, Perkins, Patterson and
Sandusky to Fort Miami. ,...
From Greensburs Pa. by Poland,
Youngstown and Warren to Jefrrson,and
return by Wlliam,ford, Smitbheld ans.
Drook6eld to Warren.
From Li,chfeld b. Ralphyille, jefferson
and Aus,nv,le to Cleveland.
From Youngstown 70 Canie!d.
In Indiana.
From Louisville X. by JeHcrsonville
Clarkssille, Corydon, and V.ncennes. TO the
s5uiIs,ti a5sT.trS oal1ur.
From Nor,hbend .. by Laurenceburg to
Fort William, K.
In Illinois.
From ST. Greenviie by Maine and Bur-
ton and St. Louis.
From Smnh6eld, K. by Fort NIassac and
Tywappety to Cape C;brardeau <. 7.
In louisiana.
From St. CreeuvllIe by Maine and Bur-
ton and St. Louis to St. Charles.
From Kaskaskia, l. T. by Genevieye and
| Cape Grdeaa to New Madrid.
In Delaware.
From Elkton Md. by Chfissiapa and
Newport to Wilmington.
From Wilmington by New Castle, ST.
Georges, Canswell's Bridge, Smyfna, Do.
yer, Camden, Frederick, Georgetown and
Dacsborough to Poplartown Md.
From Cansles1idge BY Miadletown TO
Warwick Nd.
From Freder;ca to Whi,cleys5nrg.
From Salisbury, Nd. by Laurel, Con
cord and Georgetown to Lew's'own.
From New Market, Md. by NORTH
West Fork bridge and Bridge Branch te
Georgetown.
In Maryland.
From Washington city by Hladensburg
Baltimore, Harford, Havre de Grass an,
North East to Elkton.
From Washington city, by Upper Niarl
boro' Qaeen Ann, Annapolis, Haddaways
s.. Michaes, Easton, Cambridge, Vienna
Salisbury, Snow Hill, Princess Ann' WHIT
Haven and Quantico to Vienna.
From Poplartown by Snowhill 70 hoEn
ton.
From Salisbury to Qnantico. 'r
From Cambridge to Newmarket, :,
From Easton by Centerviiie, Chofchl'
Chestertown, Georgetown Cross roads an
Sassafrax to Warwick.
,. From Georgetown Gross roads by III
head of Chester, Suddler's Cross r"a"'
Beaver dam and Nine Bridges to Gresnso'
rough. .,, D
Tro,a E.aston by fiisboroush, Denso
and Greensborough to Whslesbure' u.
From E.lk,on 20 Brick meeting g-house.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,

In Market street, few doors above tho d nix of
Delaware.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23

(ConciuGtdJ
In Michigan.
From Fort Miami by FIenchtown to De-
troi,.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS

q
Rules and Regulations for the Field ESer-
Csc and aiaaGlyres Of the French lnthantiy'
issued August Isl, 1871; and the MarGu-
vres addel, which have been ssaee adopted
By the emperor Napoleon Also; the Ma
nruaes of the Field Artillery, with inian-
try. BY Col Irenee Amelot de Lacroix, late
Chief of brigade. in the French service. In
'hrse yeSumes,Athe third xplume consisting
/ Of plates.
The principal part CT this work has been
translated from French to English, bYaIIeut.
Col, Macdonald, insthe service of.his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacfoixyhas not only
aTalled himself of Macdonald's transiatlon'
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, espe--
elaliy his comparison of the French tacucss
With the pGassian, aud the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor aueh
Comparisons, and are IN point. col. De =.
has Augmented those notes.
The introduction of Col. de Laesoix' work
WI direct tie attention Of the young Ameri-
cans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
sit OF experience, and enable them to obtain
tue precision desirable il: the warrior, Tor
taey must be convinced that good officer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
enee OF ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
ger will perform his duty correctly, when he
is we'll commanded.
at the end of.the second volume OF this
Vcrk, Coz. De Lacroix has added the man9u-
Hes OF the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t IS not
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
:. moving this laundering arm with the same
lacihty and celebrity as the line. Earope IS
ses convinced and confesses it. He has adj
oeo Plates, which demonstrate those mannu-
'es so essential to the great operations of
and which will enable officers to execute
ITEM.
vol. de Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
= 10 add 10 :his book some new adopted
,asasres, which have been put IN practice
Seas advantage IN the face OF an enc my
enhance the value of this work is the only
-sAse could induce him to augmentits slzs.
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I wenty Dollars Eezga74.

70 AN AWAY from the subscriber: en-
- theTl6lh Of May last, negro. man,
named JOHN he is about so Years old,
near feet high, HAS a large mouth, and We
~ dark omplcx;cn. Had On a cotton shirt,
a blue "twiHcfroundabout, a new woolahat,
and pair of brown. linen pantaioons, VITA
the letter T.: marked on Gre side. | pur.
chased him ofMr. Thomas Fallen, of,Nor.
thnubel+and cogiify, where he has awite. I
suas2 cct he hassr,ade for Alexandra; to sc.
on board.of some vessel for that part OF Tic
country. Tho .asove reward Willie paid to
y:persoB who viii deliver said negro to
Captain Philip l'riplett, Of Alexandria, or
the subscriber, in Fairfax county, neaH Cen
reyillc.
Edmund Denny.
July lari9y
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.Rryan Han1pson. q 90.

Haze i,sst rsceired and oBerjor sac,
10 bbds. and so barrels FIRST quality sugar
2s do. secoad quality, u
10 pipes old London particular MADEIRA e, i,
n3pes and tiegces .Londonmarket and
Is quarter casks AlaAaga " 'NLo'
10 boxes diFt Candles,
= hhds. Old Jamaica Spirits.
pipe Old cognae Brandy,
sobarrels Nep England RUNS
40 dop6ne Whiskey,
10 chests lIpPeria,
odo Young Il son TEAS, OF tbs years
importation,
And selected for family use,
< .4LS0, the best selected Flour Tor Go.
NEW MILiT AIRY WORK.
fast Pa5IlJlisa ard tor Sac.
Atths Bookstores d q. GTaY, ana 12'sa1'
md .Stelc1ft-
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/ MONDAY. JULr 90. 1910. I
The Subscriber having pur-

The Subscriber having pur--
chased the stock Of Jesse Talbot, offers tor
sale. at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, a general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for their hnrzty. "A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited .
Richard Fl. Little.
9Th mo. 2lst. .
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate Germs, and e q sh l'
NORGE, Physicians and family prescriptions
put up NTH accuracy.
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FOR SALE,

ON ON LG9
E"HAT noted place called 6. RURAL
1 FELIIITY," nav occupied by Mr..
Frederick Shuck. The pleasan,ness oil this
situation needs no comment, being surpassed
by none. On the premises is an, excellent
well of water and spacious garden. The
great resort Of the ciuacDs of Alexandria to
this placcu1akes it anobject of great import
anceto those who wishfo purchase. For fur
chcr .partisul1rsenquire OF
David Mankin.
EJuly ts. dts
N B., the above propsryis not sold at
private sale before Monday, Esd. instant, it
wilton that day be sold at public sale. Sale
to commence between the hours of.3 and S
O'Clock in the afternoon on the. premises.
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7o5eDh rs. Mandeyllle,

:. ;y,ySJl RECEIFED q fOh osaAn'
20 bales Of Cotton. 800 We.
% hogshcads Sd and 9Th pro0i go0d = g
India Spirits.
20 do. Sugar, various qualities
s tisrces New Rice.
5 hogsheads Molasses,
DO. Coppefas. <
do. Alum
. barrels sVhiskey and 50 barrels r'ls, New s
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