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Genuine Lees Elixir. 4.

bvereign remedy for Colds, obRnate Conghs,
Catarrh5, Asihmas, Sore Ihroats, and ap-
preaching Conlumpton,.
A fingle trial of this med cine will prove its
Aicacious qr1ty in reRoring rerfpiraton
lommon to healthy people, il diilodges and ex-
oels the tough vilcic phlegm or mucus, trength-
ning the weakened veilels Of tie lungs, thus
triking at the rcor of the diior1er; the fymp-
toms OF courfe are eife6tualy al permanently
conquered. The great number Of cures psrfor-
med by this elegant and ufeiu preparation, is
iuicient to convince thoie that labour un.
der colds, coughs, &c. of being Immediately
relieved. For the ntormstior of thoie per(ons,
if any there be, thar have not heard Of the bal
amic qualities of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as pcrfons Of
integrity and itrict vcracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three years coninmption, a common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEES S
ELIXIR.
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r,or,,;-c ,s stho,s,nds who have used II duilrSt
,hr lac, ten wears can testify. The peculiar eX-
cellenc;cs of this nf,!lible remedy Ter the i'c"
over every other, are the certainty o. ,"e .1
by single application The ,ngrcAie"'s "e,ns ~
innocent as to he applied with peoec' Ss,e'y w
the tenderest infant: and lis beng ho' o''iy 'Ie
from any offensive smell hnt equally a5fecaoie
with the pleasan,es' po'nauIn.
DR.. Ba,nMou's Grand ReSforatirc,
Which the inventor confdeotly recommends
as an invaluable medicine tor the speedy relief,
and permanent cure ot various complaints "hiCh
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile inuls-
cretions, residence in climates unarorable 10 the
constitution, the mmodctae use q, tea, itrqnent
intoxirsiion, or any destructive in'emperance'
the urskiliu or excessive use OF mercury, the
diseases peculiar 10 females at certain period oi
life, bad lyings in, Ssc
Ecmikton's EJ,1n La-Gaaes.
The most celebrated rcmecy ior curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Hams true and genuine
GERMAN CORN PLAlSTEE.
An infallibie remedy for Corns; speedily re-
moving them root and branch withoat giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE. POW DER,
Eos the 7reih and Gums
- HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the eyes
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE g' EXTRACT or MUST.4RD-
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, NJ,
moness, &c.
TOOTu-ACNE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the slost severe
instances.
g. Please 10 tale notice Mai sach qf the orn-
1'ne Medicines has on The outside 7vrahter tic
signature cf
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late pronreor'
Jauuarv 3, 1900.
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At M, Il. Lockerman's Book Store,


SEWARD'S life Of Darwin, price 90
6ibbon's history Of sl.e Roman Empire, 20 90
St. P:eres Works, 90
Smollets History Of England, IS 90
Tb. Comnlete General Atlas, 10 90
Geographical Compilation, SO
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Jane Talbot, ! IS
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Montalber,, vols. W
Vicar of Wakefield, 80
The Armenian, 9 vols. %
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Peregrine Pickle, 5 vols. 90
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Romance of the Forcst, 25
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FOR SALE,
AT the Book store of Nj. Il. Lockerman. Will
mington, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
EEIDENCE AND PhAC7IC4L IiyPOa-
IdNCE
OF the
CHRISTIAN REVELATION:
In serss Of 4isee2,ses addressed 10 young Per-
sons,
By THOMAS 8ELSHAM,
Minister ofMe UAHarIGn Ciahei, IN Esa-r sr,et.
This volume is divided into 81: discoorses, viz. 4.
ls'. Preliminary observations. The question sta
ted. Philosophical arguments for the christian
revelation.
~. Direct historical evidence Of the chIi,ans
revelation.
ST. rrophc,ic ana Internal evidence o: tie
christian revelation.
4. Evidences Of the Christian revelation from
'hr testimony ofthe Jewish scriptures.
The practical valve Of the christian revela-
sion
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To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
w hopping Cougl

NVhooplnS Cough,
This difcovery is of the firlt magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progrels
and in a flort time entirely removes the most
cruel diforder to which children are Liable -
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the doie
70 fmail that 10 difficulty arilss in taking it.
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Messrs. r. Lee & Som

jtifSSIS ~. Lie q nOT3
The fnpcrior qualities of your Medicine
called LEES ELIXIR, induces me to give you
this certificate for publication, to point 10 my
Gdfering fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poileaions. For
upwards of three ye,rs have been afflicted
with fevere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lownels of (pirits, aud gradual wasting of the
Aeih, having tried different medicines recon-
mended for fnch cafes without receiving an
real benefit fortunately one of your advertlie-
ments was given TO me and Immediately aap
piled to MIR. Vance, I76 Market-itreet, Tor
lome of your ELIXIR which has contrary to
| the expectations Of my friends, restored me to
my former good state of health. ANY informa-
ton will be given by NE.
George Harwood,
Market street, Baltimore
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For .SQIc,

JNilE term oi serviIpde ola NEGRO GIRL
L. She - 6years Of age, aud to serve I'll 9s
l.nquire OF Peter Paulson, Or Jacob Robinson,
near Newport.
March ~, 1910. ct
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WANTED,

1.-TWO or three apprentices to the Hating
i buiineis ALTO two or three journeymen
who are good workmen.-For particulars ap'
ply to the fabferiber, in Mill Creek hu 'dred'
within threc miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
March a4, 1910. If
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'|S''" NH.H'S NAitsi' a. -
Soe, black, ,h'own,drap, Marsees cuttings
corbcau, bottle green, tustians and Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
superfnc cloths Sinshaw and Mantau
Carssmeres silks
siehncts patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coatlrgs and haunels Bantanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchefs
Nclvcts and constitution Camneis hair shawls
coids cheqkcred and striped
Eevereens ilieus
"a and ia Irish ljncns Damask shawls
blue & yellow n.,nkeens Russia & dowl,s linens
Wide end narrow Cotton Ra.tnets &bombazttts
ea7simcrea Red x green booking
Ghintzes and callicoes baiac
SalThtics and common Brown hollands
dmtes Sus?endcTs
CaGnsancoes I'm reilas & ,'arasols
Durant and Jones' spin Black satins and flo-
ming rentincs
Cotton and worsted no. Scissors & pcn-knves
scIy silk hose
Calored, ,charbray cam Gilt g. plated buttons
brick, jackanet, null Oil cloths
null India, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah bafra, 4 Morocco & kid shoes
lcno Muslns &c. &c.
N. b. CouHtry Store keepers supplied on tn
Lowest terms fox cas, OF the usual credit.
James Gardner
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]. A Smith.
Market street, Fell's Point,

Lees Worm DESTROYING Lozenccs.
which eae6tnally difpel all kinds of worms from
perions Of every asr.
The following IS net fnsular inilance ee
the effects of worm in adults.
IirsSrs. Il. Lee and San,
For loog time was afflicted with fain,;no.
fits gripping in the bowels, pains in rhe ltomacb
and wasting ol the heih- advice Of ar
eminent phyiiciau proved uieieR--no,hino noy
appeared but the melancholy profpett of death !.
when happily my husband reeolIected the ,nany
cures said to have been performed BY Let', Ly-
zeaGes, box wa procured from Niesns War
ner and llama, which has entirely removed e.
veiy iympton OF the complaint.
Having expe fenced 70 much benefit my iele,E
think it my duty to recommend them to all my
cquantaucc-lever boxes have been sent by
me to my fathers family in Be,hlehtm to be
diiiribntcd among my fiends who might be af-
aicted with worms. Any other information
sll be given by applying to
f.. Cathariae Walker.
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Mev-s. r. Ice &. Son,

Mesr~s. K. Ice g. Son,
Yos are at liberty to publifh for the good
Of others, the benefit have received from your
excellent preparation, called Lees Elixir "
Being afflicted with violent paint in the breast,
o(s of appetite and debility of the whole fyf-
TEN, which rendered me unable TO attend to bu-
linefs, being adviled to try your Elixir, pro-
cured two bottles of MeGrs. Warner & Hanna,
which has entirely removed the complaint, and
| restored MS to perfect stare Of health. From
the good eff, ats of your Elixir was led to
suppoie your other medicines were equally ef-
dcaeous yYh'ehi"daesd me to give your Worm
Lozsnges to my children, and with Pleafure
inform you, they had the aeiircd efea. AM
other information Gaail give or application 10
me at my ho,ae Sly's street, Baltimore.
JOHN Keller.
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',,Sgs. z. lar {. ,1oa.

Msgs. z. Ier & 5oa,
aas attacked viii, a. violent coil, T..
we're cough and pains in Il breast, Which cen.
tnued to grow worie; during which time nv
appetite failed and my voice ALTERED 70 r.uch,
that it was with the utmost exertion Could
pronounce Jingle fentence louder than nv
breath. Some of my friends having obteryed to
me, that much good had been done by Lees
Elixir-advifed me to procure a bottle from
! Mcilrs. Warner & Hanna, which accordingly
did--and to ,hO!e pc,ions, unacquainted will,
the merits ofthis medicine it will appear aston.
ilhing that three doies fsould reno, the mains
| in my breast, and tile ufc of the bottle restored
NE TO perfect health.
a C,v,,,,,
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Sein Twine and White Rope Ma
nufacrory.
DLOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
i Cords, Haltcrs, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twlne, warranted equal 70 any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1909. 6n
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vi. Il. LOChERMAfJ,
Printed and Published

On Wednesdays and .Sa.~raays.
by JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, few doors above the Tn
. Delaware.
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Edward Higgins

''"'N' = rs = 'ios
South street, Baltimore, adminiirered Lee.
LozcnGes, asreea sle to the directions, TO his
child OF Ii mont old-the first of which ex~
PEELED v orm neaiuring 20 inches long &,
near half an inch thick, the second doGc ex-
PEELED another It srlorg &; the fame thick
nda, and quantity of tmail worms mixed with
slime, &c. The child enjoys good fate Of
health.
Thouands Of our fellow citizens have re.
ceved benefits fron the above Medicines when
reduced to the la!t haee of s!.lcaie, and many
fam lies Of the hrit iefpectahity have civen
public teitmony of the aaoniihing cures per-
formed with the above pre-, arations. The pro-
Prietors we'll af1red that a Jingle trial of
any article here enoneya,cd, will convince the
mott preladiced peron in us utility.
TO detect counteret>, oAierve than none
can be genuine wnLout The signature of
RilChaci Lee, & Co.
H.ase Kichars, Lee & SOM
N B ---EacE and every medicine above eng-
muratc,, have drect lions fe(cribing their mode
of ule in the mol perfect manner.
Sold at
the bookftore of Mathew r. Lockcriran naxt
above the Bank Of Delaware, Market .s,esy.
Wi mington.
,Decenber .. Ioc2. ly
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.Iaries Gardner,

3 ESPECTFULLYin informs bis friends
kGand the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side Of Narke,-s,reet
one door above Spackman & Grnbbs, (near-
iy opposite the post-ofiice) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dry
G9o4g among which are.
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ITCH CURED

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointmen,.--
The proprietor informs those persons and fami-
iles who are suffering under this disease (agans,
the infection of which no person is sase) that il
this ointment is nsed at night on going to bed it
rever fails 70 perform crre by the following
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LUTHER MARTIN.
IIAMILTON'S ELINIR,

ind az assortment Of the .taNouiag genuine md
c'iebratcd Medicines hape Just been received
from the t~otrietors Medicine Store, Mean
YORK, and are far sale at PETER BRryBERc' S
Bookstore, Wilmington.
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Total Amt. of Real Property S4,6o2 $50
(FoR T He QUIRERl
NATIONAL AIRS.
r.s.o
BT JOHANN IN EREMO.
WAR SONG, s.


Der the wood cUver'd hills, and rich Wales of
the West,
When the sound Of The toc5n ms roIl'd
Our youth rise IN armor, for Liberty pressed
IT'S beautiful scene to behold
The East and the North, throng the hiliocls,
like ants
When serpents intrude on their bed
In the teeth OF the mighty, attack in advance
And pierce I'LL the reptiles are dead
The South and the West. like the hornet and
bee
Whom locustg presume TO annoy
Attack the invaders of Libertys Tree,
Cnsstise, and repulse and destroy.
Bold hunters like faulcons, descend from the
lake,
Asswift as an arrow can 60
Sharp shooters uHerriug, for I.iberty's stake.
That level whole ranks at blow
Our Eagle of Union sedate in his wrath,
Prepares the red darts in his thong
TO penetrate vultures that menace his path,
And sm'ie Tie vIndictiye and strong.
who would not brave danger, this land to Sc.
cure,
SO free. independents and Hessd- .
Where well empioy'd talent and virtue insure,
Fame, property, safety and rest
Rich, rich are the products that millions rega!e,
Farm, fshefy,--iorest and bowers:
But little, all little would riches avail,
1t nothing but riches we're ours
Enhancing THIS treasure that order controuls.
Worth China, Peru and Japan
Our cotintIy's best opu!cnce centres IN SouiS,
Her modest production is Man.
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LATEST FROM SPAIN.
From cadiz f.ahers 10 the 1om of Aaag
Translated for this Gazette. |


On the 28th April proclamation was is
sued by the Court of reprisals, referrjno, 70
a former one on the subject Of the reouisi
ton OF all French property. either of goods,
ueOts or otherwise, allowing further term
OF month for persons 10 make their decla
rations, alter which. any persons detected
ct concealing property. would be treated
with the utmost rignur of the law.
IMPORTANF DECREE.
Under date cf the first of May, there was
Issued Royal Order, the substance of which
rs as follows;
" Ills majesty having learned that N1Do-
leon Bonaparte. the dIsturber of the CONT
nent OF Europe. is endeavcrng BY All the
means in his power, 20 introduce spies AMI
Iemissarics into the dominions of his males
iy beyond the seas, in which he has succee
ded in some instances, with the depraved
view OF creating disorder and anarchy.-
findlsg he Cannot subduc such remote re-
gltns with his force and it being under
STOOD that the greatest part Of these er,is
sarles, amongst whom arc known TO be so, r
dena' uralised Spaniards assembled in the
United States Of Aneriea from whence win
dIssimuaGon they penetrate by land into
the provinces OF faxes, or embark for Other
opanish possessions :-----And his majesty
mas resolved, chat no Spaniard or stranger
and under no pre,ences, be allowed to- land
IN any part Of those domnions, without he
present authentic documents and passports :.
granted by the constituted authorities IF II.
M. Ferdinand, the 7h, residing in the ID IA :.
ces from whence they may have departed.
and which must set forth in the most TN
doubted manner the legitimacy Of their pre-
sons and the object Of their voyage
hat the Vice Kings, Governors and o
thers' civil and Military Authorities of the
aforementioned hominions, observe, and
cause to be observed, inyiolablv. the esact
tuliiiment of this sovereign order. And If
by any OF those dccjden which are not al
wtjs to be provided against any French
spy or Bm'ssary should succeed in landing
or getting by land into those countries he
will be prosecuted in the most summary
nanHer, and capital punishment infl,ct Cd
withoutthe necessity Of consulting His Ma
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VOLUNTEERS

NV ~
ny CAPTAIN John II. Price-May the A.
metcan oak yieid an hospitable shade the
laws safe, generous protection to the brave
oppressed sons OF Erin.
By CofH. Wrcn-John TYLER, Governor of
Virginia TO follow his example, will be to
wade through blood for Independence
By Mr.. Thomas Nelson Thomas JefFer-
son--I'hc author of the Declaration of Anne
rican Independence.
by Mr.. w. Ro6ertson, se,s.. State rights
May every attempt to infringe them prove
aooruve, and the authors rect with the con
tempt OF their, fellow citizens.
By Mr.. Richard Do6nev-fhs liberties
OF the people-May they be restricted no
more than is absolutely necessary for the
security Of society.
By mr.. Charles BoSher-The corrupt
ministry Of Great Britain and Napoleon
Bonaparte-May they speedily have a fra
ternal hug in the realms Of Pluto.
BY Mr. JameS Ihomhson-The EngliSli
and French while one is bearing on us on
side, the other is pressing on the other
therefore let rs discard both, and consider
| ourselves Independent.
BY Mr. Phiifofts--Jlmcs Monroe
The real and steady American. who sup
ports with dignity the trusts confided il
him byhis countrymeR.
ny q CiHzcn--The voice Of him. who
/ led IS " out o. the house Of bond0ge." th,o
the blood red Sea ct Revolution, into the
land % Libert - f,iiiar o.. fire by night
and f1fIar Of cBnd to coniound our cue.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE KxourRrR.
A REVOLUTIONARY HERO. v

II may with truth be observed, that If the
Capitol vas to tumble into ruins, the inha
bitants of Richmond and the urrOrnding
country, would be struck with much awe
and CONSERVATION, whilst the fall of a log
CABIN would be passed by unnoticed. S.
when he great Washington was taken from
ns-the sensibility of the United States " as
gret'lv eXci.ed, whilst the death nf MAJ ,
HBHRY Moss, seems to be totally disre-
garded. But in any Judgment. the death .
very man who aided III the great woi k Of
independence, demands portion Of our sen
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10y Virtue OF 4 deed ~ trust, bea iig ,laie G
~ Jili dav OF pTit, foO2. xecutcd nv Ma
thanel Harris 10 me, FOR iic purpose OF sccur,r
sum o. money therein nsent,ojytd, 70 the tate
hrn vi Bschdanan. Danir,. AMI To I Will pro-
eed on ionday ihe $50, day 81 August n.x at
~ o'clock, ON the pa misses, To sell at Public
'uct'oN. an credit OF nne. two aud ,hr,e years,
lequai lnstalrnensl TRACT OF LAND, on
Falls Creeks the cuuniy of pitJsyivanis cons
tanning by estiT1stion S0T0 sores. riore or less,
beng the same which the sid II iris irhe-i.cd
trom his deceased father, and IN .ghci, there are
good Dwelling House, Store House, Dis lie.
~. and many ot'er improvements.
zones with approved security. to bear interest
from the date, viii be req aired, bnt the nteress
viii be RENTED ifthe principal is punctusiiy
paid.
Petersburg, Iu'y G, 1870 If
sTLLIS AND ALLAN lave Just received
IL by the Eliza Anna few choice springGoods
.m"nGst which are
Brussels Jubilee and salt worked muslns
Handsome Lace Wells
Lsdes' habit, Kid aud Silk Cloy es
Ladies' Cotton Hose
Some very fine India lanes
Calicoes ana CamhricSs, t,,.l,eE Black ditto
Laces, Pms, and Needles, Ribbons and Adephc
Ladies' elegant B 18th Inst+p SIT, tiasc
f.w pieces Navy Blue pr,zei Clothq
Olive, Drah, Back and Bottle S!iperRne ditto s.
kerscymeres
few cases fashionable beaver t;sts
Grnilemen's fine Silk and Cotton hoss
Royal Abs for wastco5iing =. -. i
Englis, White Lead, and SpanisE firo.Ta, Yers
low Oaker +i e
Verd'grise and few JIrs hes: boi.a Oil
u by 10 and 10 by Window Glass. 80
they are in daily xpectation of receisi. . p
good supply OF hardware per the Spartan, u.
OF which they will sell very low Tor cash or 10
punctual customers.
ELLIS AND ALLAN.
IalY 6. e,,.
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s,,y.. No distinction shall prevail between
the natives and the Europeans we are all
brothers one cause is the cause OF all -
united and laudableis the object we have in
view. Tranquility and joy shall reign in
the happy da, succeeding the Iempcstuous
Copy of.the original. .
Jose ,dntonio FeiIe- Porges.
Valencia, 29ih April 1910.
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lperience, let it lie protected from false
friends-it will protect itself from open enc
mics.
is. The'succeeding Congrcss-Neisher to
the right or the left. but forward move; Vir..
tue and wisdom have nothing to fear.
il. Agriculture. Commerce and Manufac
ures----when we cease to encourage them
they will cease 10 enrich us.
Is. Schools, Academies and Colleges
The Nurseries of our future Statesmen. Civil
lians and Hei oes--few institutions deserve
more the public patronage; none have ex
perienceG less
16. he Militia of Virginia--every man
to his post in the hour of danger.
n The independent Yeomanry of the U
nited Statues
/" Princes and Kings may flourish or may fade !,
:" breath can make them as breath has nj de-
But bold peasa,try, Their oouutsy's pride,
Ii once destroyed, can never be supplied
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WASHING ON CITY June %.

On Tuesday evening, THEODORE Count
PAHLEN. Minister Pienipp,en,iary and En-
vov Extraordinary to the u. S from his Ma
jesty the Emperor of all the Russians, was
presented TO the President to the u S to
to whom he delivered his letters OF credence.
Count PAHLEN is accompanied by Mr.
PoLErIcA AS Councillor of Legation. Mr..
IvANoFF IS secretary of Leg l,ion. and
Couut NICHOLAS PAHLEN attached to the
Legation.
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VIRTUE of the last vii AMI ,esra,nen IF
~ Robert Means decessed vii! be sold 40
Fu0itc huchon, on Vednesda, he lst day of Aua
gust next, IT far, Ifnot, th- next f r dsy-Psro
o, BAKED LOT OF GROUND, lying between
bas'n--and a II ~ AND LOr, on the Ba-
gin adjoining Mr. John Purse--rv ~, i've months
credit will be allowed. The purchasers to rive
bond with approved security, toge her with q
de-d OF trust upon the property, to ensure pune =
tuai payment of the purchase money
DANIEL CALL
Executor ej tie Iast will md 'eStanent Of Ro>
6ert.Eeans deceased.
july 6. tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

esty confiscating at the same time the
vessel aud Cargo III which the said emissary
may have ar,ived-and this last provision
to he extended To all vessels Of whatever ma
ton which may carry persons VINO are not
duly authorised by the legitimate an,hori
ties, and in the name of Ferdinand 7,h, t
ven should they be natives of those places.