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Turks Island Salt and Antigua
Rum.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

y AN away from tie Star Office, in Eaetou,
N Md. on Saturday the 9Th of May inst.
an apprentice boy, by The name of Josrhh Burk,
about / S years of age, but fns'l fer that age,
lively and free fpoken, looks pale when ipokeu
to lharp, very artfnl, and may change his
name and profeGi nn-hs is a fast and tolerab'e
correct competitor had on when he IAN away,s
brown cloth jacket, dark ca.limere prn'a|ets,
! &c. The above reward will be paid to any
perron experimenting fad boy, f taken cur Of
| sh state of May land, o. ten do|as if taken
| in the state, and fceured 10 that pet him, with
zeaionable expences if brought home.
1t S preilmed he is max NJ for Wilmington
and Philadelphia. The editor, of papers in
,ho,e places are iolicited to give the above a
few n.ertions, and the favor will be cheerfully
returned.
THOS. PERRIN SMITH.
P.S. al perfons are forwarnea harbourine
fsid boy at their peril.
Star office. E.aston, Md.
May 80, 1870. at
FOR SALE,
At the Book store Of NJ. r. Lockerman, VIII
ms gton, Vel.
SUMMARY VIEW,
EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL IlIPOR-
TANCE
OF THE
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
u series 81 disccurscs addressed 10 lyoang Per
s0nS,
By THOMAS BELSUAM,
SHn;acr cftke Unitarian Chahe!, IN Esscr street
This volume is divided into s'y discourses, wig
1T. Preliminary observations. The question sta.
ted. Philosophical arguments for thc christian
revelation.
si. Dnect historical evidence Of the chrisian'
revelation.
ST. Prophetic and internal evidence o! tn,
1hris AN revelation.
a. Evidences o! the Christian revei,tien for
taa tes'i'ni.ny Of The Jewish scriptures.
5 The pracsica' vs'lr of'fe Christian rcveia
'ioa.
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Wilmington College.

NHE Truhees ofthe Wilmington Cole &c,
Il take plcaiurc in announcing to liberal
public, tnat the Latin department of this iulti-
tuition is permanently etablifhed under the
Immediate care Of MIR. Jofeph Downing, WHO
will ALTO teach the higher br.nches Of Matte
matlcks. The healthy situation Of Whining
ton, it's character for morality, the goodnefs
of markets, and cheapneis of boarding COM
bined with the we'll c9abinled repstat on Of
MIR. Downing as faccef,fnl teacher, all concur
to recommend this feminary to the attention Of
parents and guardians, to Whole care fhe edu-
cation and Improvement of youth may be en-,
truf,d--the trultees inform the pubic with
equal confidence that the Englih fchool is in a
hourihing Rate under the iuperintendapce Of
Mr.. F.. X. Dare-and The young ladies der art
ment Is again permanently revived under the
pare Of the Rev. Mr., Hcndcrlou wol. reipec-
liability and acknowledged merit arc fire
pledge of his difpolition and ability TO improve
the yonng ladies committed to his care.
ROBT. HAMIIs: ON,) 2
EBEN. A. SM:EH, { !
JOHN ROMS,SY. :
April 1910. If
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John, Dixon

TTAVING succeeded Warmers g Tor.
L / 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,
II General assortment 81 Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention to bust.
ness, to merit share of the public patron.
age.
The Packet, SLoop HopE, Capt.
M1LNER. 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 9, 1909.
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WASHINGTON RICE,

Il , ESPECTEULLY informs the old Gus
Il Z, toners OF Eradnn K Rice, and the public
generally, that he has purchased the stock of The
said firm, and will continue the Grocery bust
ness, at tho same stores, where his friends and
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line. Wholesale and Retai!, en- reasonable terms.
February 81. If
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Insurance against Fire.

IlF fubfcriber gives notc- that tie D'rec-
tors of the Farmers Bank Of the State of De-
,aware at New Castle, b-ing now ready TO re-
c-ive applications and efeit infarancc againf
lois or damage by fire, have appointed the fub.
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tended 10, by
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New Castle, April 6, 8lo. If WI
: - Notice Of Deputy Surveyors ihall be
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pur NE.
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On Wednesdays and Saturdays
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WAN TED,

4 S an apprentice 70 the Black Smithing
n business, lad about $ or 16 years Of
age. For particulars enquire of
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April II. 1910. #
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E~a;OH 0T the 1li.t0,l
lbY AUTHOR ..Y.ll.
an ACT

In addition to IN act, entitled. - An ACT concerning
the Library for the of both Houses of Congress-
DE it enacted by The Senate aadHostse Of
- Representatives IF the Un'ed States Of
Hmerlcd, IN Congress- assembled, That the
President o! the Senate and Speaker of the
House Of Representatives tor the time be-
ing, be, and they are hereby authorized to
grant the use Of the books iS The Library
OF Ccngress,.o the agen, in the joint CONS
ml,tre of Congress appointed in relation Ia
the Library, On the same terms, conditions
and restrictions os members of Congress
are allowed to Use SAID books, any thing
contained in any former law TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
]. g. Varnum,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN Gaillard,
President of the Senate, pro tempefe.
Igay T. 1910.
APPROVED
JAMES MADISON,
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JAMES MADISON,
AN ACT

laking iur;Ner sr9rcba,ons for comp etngthe Cap.
ioi, ana for thee purpses
I Is 1t enacted By The Senaic and Hcuse OF
- Representatives. Of the Uaitea States Of
america. in Congress assembled, Thai ia
addition to the appropriations heretcf. re.
made. the following sums Of money be, and
the same are hereby appropriated, 70 be
applied under the direction of the presi-
dent Of .he United States. to the purposes
hereinafter mentioned, thar is TO say
For sculpture, and warming and ventla~
ting me chamber of the House of Represen-
ta.vcs, seven thousand, FIVE hundred dol.
lars
For datraying the expence of completing
the court room, and the officers nf the in.
dietary on the cas-, side, completing the Sc
nate chamber and stopping The leeks 10 the
root OF the north wing of the capitol twenty
thousand dollars.
For repairs to the Presidents house ant,
cMccs. FIVE thousand dollars
Sec. E And be it further enacted, That
it be the duty OF the superintendent of the
city of Washington. prior 70 any further
advances Of money bring made, 70 call for
al! claims on accocnt of materials flashed,
Or work done ia the Public Buildings in
order that The same may be li9ui3atet and
paid.
SIC. s. dnd be it fiytAir enacted, THAT
The several sums of money hereby appro-
priated. shall be PAID out Of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
J. b. Varnum.
Speaker os the House Of Representatives.
John Caiilard,
President cf the Senate pro ter
my I, 1910.
APPROVED,
y,,,,,r -r.rYcopr
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EFpNONEO,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT.

AN ACT.
Providing FIR tie hstlcs accommodation os*Ma
Grneru Poa Office and Patest ebFce, and f-
other purposes.
y F. it enacted By the Senate and House OK,
- Representations ofthe Ua;tra States ar
dmerica, IN Congress assembled, That the
Presld~n, of the United States hs land here
BY is authorized 70 erect. or procure by
purchace, a building suitable for the accom-
mediation Of the general pest.otlice, and Of
the Office of the Keeper of the patents, In
such situation, and finished in such MAN.
ner, as the interes, of the United States and
the safety and convenience of those Offices,
respectfully, and the arrangement of the
models in the patent Office, shall in his OPT.
MON require.
Sec. g. .4,d be IL further enacted, That thu
President of the United Statss be, and
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On. The dsslipn both Tor electors in chs
ars lassspses and fox representatives. ut.
). wards By the electors, 10 70 be uivs 0scs,
{. Oh man nominating the persons that he
,Itrs tor. -.
10Th. When the representatives h-H
u set, the eldest man will take the Chair,
aid The youngest man will act rs secretary,
H. d wh:n shsy snail fret OF all aPpoins
president and secretary out of sh:if o"a
body. ..
Thus there will be trae national repre-
scnsa.ion, aud the ASSEMBLY will consist Ut
n OH, ESQ MEMBERS which 10 considered a
suficisn. number for the present populations
OF Spain.
The 6rst object to occupy this assembly
Is to raise means to carry TN tn holy war
in which ths nation is Engaged. If The or
d.nary measures oil the Peninsula and her
colonies are found Inadequate exIraorLi-
nary resources must DC had, and this as
senIolr is to devise the means and bring all
the resources OF the nation 10 bear.
The second set Is to form cons,isu.
ton uIon a solid basis.
The third, to form new Gods Of laws
civil and criminal, and to new model aud
regulate judicial proceedings.
fine Iourrh, to adopt new system Of f..
nance, 50 that taxes sh.ll bear equally on
ali, the collection be less Expensive, and
the Expenditure more economical.
The 6itn, % arne,lorute public education,
and 10 ad.pt it 40 thc new ord1r Of things.
The s.x n ani seventh opjt,'s viii DC 10
raise and support an army and navy, ho;h
in TINS II ptAc- aud war, proporuonA.e to
tn force vi our tnemy.
Tae last "bject viii DC 10 determine what
propmu tue American colonies are t"
bear in the nsSapM representation. And
also 10 drposN eke executive power, un:,!
the return III our beloved king, 10 the few
est and. sairsl hands possible, SO is to In
sure SECRECY and prnmp,tuur in the sxecu-
t.on oi plans wi,n"uC running the risk of
the usurpatton Ut The sovereign power, ana
Ile ross vi llbery.
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10 THE PEOPLE.

SrPpo.s, in the FIRST place, Mr.. Ouis,
the ambassador from Spain 10 the Unlt, d
States, fully authorised 10 offer our 70.
Nernm:nt eight lnlii,ons OF dollars in leu
OF lh= ioss,s which our merchants have
sustained by captures.
SuppOsr, IN the n, X, place Mr.. Onis en-.
powered ~ settle the different limits Ut
LSuIsIana 10 our satisfaction.
AMI thirdly --Sa2pose the president,
Mr.. Madison, though well assured that
MIR. OnIs Possesses th<ss pow9rs and is
ready TO enter mo the necessary stipula.
TINS, yet persisting in his determination
not % receive hun il any character, under
v hcn IN: SAID otf:rs could be Carried inIo
sf::t.
Should these sup7osi!ions prove realities
now 10 tbs Hamr OF our country shall we
account tor the conduCs OF our president on
this "ccAsion! Mr.. Onis is The repres,n-
ta'he ut a nat'nn legiiimateiy struggling
u" 'o'rty ana independence, against an IN
fadrr whose claim consists in his legions
emu caunIn. Can the refusal to receive
this minister be justified on the ground Of
usage or policy! 1t can be justified on
nenher gIound. Why then has he been
"ius'd ! IL is possible I may hereafter
assiSn1he true reason.
Admitting, in the mean time, European
opam to tall under the power of Bonaparte,
w'N not the sound and gallant par, Of tht
SPANISH nation, projected by the aes Of
t'real Britain, steer directly to South Anne.
'Iea, and there erect Formidable empire
s'rslthing over rich provinces and vast do
n'a;Hs beyond the reach Of this conqucrcr
70 snol,st /! Can it be presumed that the
Founders Of this empire vii! be disposed to
eoEsitirr IS friends, those who treated
,i,m rs degrade and subjugated people:
1t they have fAvors to grant, in the way OF
t'ade, (1nd there will be many and import
IN, occs in IN, ir gifD il will be on the Uni
It'd States they will bcstow them. On the
U,h,r hand, should the patriotic Spaniards
maintain themselves in European Spain,
Ian We expect they will forget the treat.
rnrnt fiheir minister, and the rrjecnon ef
ihrir UHrrs, when we shall in turn endeayor
70 attain what we have SO decidedly reject.
ed /! "A trade with South America is of
NOR. impor,snce 20 the United States, than
shs fritndship of Bonaparte, and more TO be
desired than his emily 10 to be dreaded.
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n,u,ia q. psspsIssae iish~ : sfrs't,a,sa. .
,sioa u .hss los,y. 3 !.
~. 7xAmae5s wished bsth ths smsnNd:
msns nigh. b wishdrawa, - hs bad - z
esivsd a.ls.sss from the secretary OF Stats
.idformiog .has there was not . sssts saas
had not made return ofinsmilisis.
Mr.. Taylor shsushs there aust bs'A3sl9
lev populations b -Conasesieus, - shst ~
turns of militia are,nos 70 large y ,thoe9
of South carolins.
Mr.tDaas answered the Observable a Of
MT. Ta,los, and accounted fot she snalt
number Of 1aili'i.ia the state of'c 1aaa q
cut. ''>.- s.~.1 rs. Z.te II.
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ont at iast!-As length, the French par
y have come forth in plain terms, aud De
manded an alliance with France. The fol.
lowing is presented from the Aurora, with
out comment.
My second reason why we ought i'm
medIately to form AN ALLIANCE WITH
FRANCE, is, that cur interest demands it :;
for no man Of information can doubt that
Spain aud Portugal will be >subdued in
few months, and then Pensacola and Mo-
bile will come under the power of France.
It is we'll known that Spain is very n
At the Mobile; and as soon as Tombigby
and Alabama are we'll settled, the trade
will be immense. IF We form connection
with France, we can, on very easy terms,
get possession Of those lands, which will
he great acquisition to the United States.
Nor can sec one argument why we should
procras,inate this connection. Chanbag-
ny's letter shenks the sentiments Of euery
friend Of the rights Of nations, and tarsicu.
lsriy Of american happiness, and contains
all in it that rve can wish TO estdbHsh, anG'
Which .uiN,be tie gIsry Of america, asa
free and independent. nat,on."
Word illegible.
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wv "~S~ AsSs~pssS ss~e ssss'ss sSs"s~
nor power to con.rol.
Take another view Of this suhjeet.---
Look over ,hr imports and .xpor.s of the
United States in tins Of peace the most
favorable 10 our trade, and YOU nil md
that the coin nsrce of the Uaisss States
with France and the other nations o: the
European eon,inen. formed but the lssst
part Of shsir amount. Were the United
States ,hersforr,to be forever shut out from
al trade with France and the European
continent, and to enjoy 4 Tree. trade with
Spanish America aud the rest of the world,
they would be more than remunerated tor
the deprivation. I, follows that our present
as we'll al future interest emphatically an
nounees that the United States should en-
deavor to stand we'll with the Spanish pa
trioss and with tn power which, without
any aid from its vast navy, is able by mu-
ni,ipal regulations alon;, to deprive Us OF
a share in the commerce Of the largest and
richest portion of tho world.
Some of you, I we'll know, have been
deceived by Misrepresentation respecting
England. Consult, Ip,ay you, those re-
cords which cannot err t; thy will shew
vcu that her commerce, surrounding all
tie ohs,rus,ions opposed to it by BenaPasr'
has increased and is increasing; that her
revenue from trade has augmented every
year in the same ratio: that her people are
industrious, her manufacture Furnishing;
her dis,an, possessions rapidly improving {;
L nj
th-se blessings, her navy, beyond the encv.
gi,s of Bon&rart: TO destroy.
Turn our eyes upon France and your
own b loved country behold to:h pin!pg
and wi,hcrlng under The same pcstterous
sYstcn OF restriCli rs.
Wherein then does Mr.. Madison still
adhere to France The power of Bona
.,acte i. every day diminishing. Much OF it
at the present moment, rests upon opinion,
and opinion mus, soon yield to fact. |, has
already in a degree submitted to this i'm
perious teacher. 1t is only within the
gloomy atmosphere of his court, and the
atmosphere of his generals and the
great dignatarics of his creation, that are TO
be perceived the appearances OF wealth and
luxury. Every where else the people are
verging to his last stage Of wretchodness
and poverty. France and tie other nations
ON the continent st Europe are nearly 10
that state TO which Boaapxr,e expected to
reduce England. The wheels Of inJus:ry
in these II! fated countries 70. want OF that
soodly OIL supplied by COMMERCE, are
seen to move, while the eonscri2,ion,--
battles. conquests, systems OF taxation,
plundcrings aud conhsca,i,ns Of ,hIs de-
stroyer of men, lead inevitably 10 ths over.
throw of that lMneusc fabric witch he ia.
tended them to support.
Ponder, bestech YOU, nv fcllow cit-
lens, upon th~se things, and discover If
you can a clue to the my ster,ous conduct OF
our president. And now learn for cer.
taihrv what I have stated alphabetically,
that MIR. Madison knows Mr.. 0nis has
patent powers to settle with our govern
ment the disputed Louisiana limits, and
to secure to our merchants eight millions
OF dollars as an Naturalization for the
capture OF their property.
VERITAS.
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Fan the BatiH1re Federal Republican.

Ine following paper is Untitled, from the
importance oi IT'S coltrnts, &C. a strlo us Pc
rusal, and tAe mos; profound ponieriug.-
We shai only add thai it COMES from a
person whose ren. has never deceived
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TO BE Il E N T E d,
VERITAS.
Far one or MrTe years,

TnAT valuable properly commonly call
/ &C Jonrs's Point, now occupied by Jo-
SAN BRowSI>s Also, the Narsh and HtNs
adjacent The terms will be made known by
Dr. Stephen Ceskc, near keesbursh, Loudoul
county.
The subscriber having beer informed that
JOSIAH BROWNING has committed various de-
pretla,ious on the point, that lie ha. sold the
stone which surrounded it. and the soil IT.
self, gives no,i c to those who have been en-
CARED in this hon ,rable traffic, that rePeu-
ton OF i, will inevitably Suhjecs them to the
penalties Of tic Jaw.
Jnhn R. Cooke.
December ia. dSt1!a"
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I'm COMMON cOUNCIrs
..Ta,uary sofa, RIO.

ORDERED, Ths. the sum Of two kus-
dred dollars BE- and the same II, hereby ap.
propriated for the relief of the p0or.of the
town Alexandra, and that Alsxaudsr
MsKenzie, Aaron ,H.wes. john Suttcs,
Robert Anderson, William Rhcdes, Wm.
Newton, Thomas Shreye, and John coha-
gen, be q committee to distribute the same,
Extract from the minutes, s,
:ADYM LYNNE. G:
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N @ T Ice.

The above named Committee Of ,Ceuu:
Gil will meet at the Council Chamber ~
saturday the 10th inst. At ten O'clock, for
the purpose Of distributing relief agrseably
to the order Of Council. * ;, x
:6e the COMMITTEES will thankfully re-
.esive donations from thosewho arc, dispas.
cd to assist the poor of Alexandria, whiek
may be delivered to James Harris, clsrk
of the market. -,
NRz1es!1ss D
DIED, ye terday, the Reverend OwHn
F. MIGRATE, after short illness. The
members Of the Washing'on. sS>ciety, and
his friends in gene;s', are requested to'as-,
tend his funeral to-day, az half past II
o'clock, from his late dwslling.house, il
Fairfax-strret -. tt =
" The brethren of he Alexanafia Wash.
,ingren Lodge, No. -, are ssqUsns1E -.
meet sttheir u ILL., this day sas4 ~ 1e,nILy,
for'th- purpose of attending the funsraIaf
their d:ened brother, thsRsv. Owsj !.
M'Grath. F3ts- - 8
by order of,he Worsi,ipfuf Master,
~ MARTIN BRENT, Ssey.
Feb. Oh 1910.
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FOR SALE,
II y TX I re III

: Il L TX Z I rs z 4 y,
VINO has been aeeustonned to house bssf.
ness from her infsntS--shc'is bonest sober
and attentive to her buainess, For te>sas .
ply 10 Mss. MAINLY, on King 'stFsst
next door to Alexander Perry.
Feb. 3, -" eo3ts
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e. Grocery Store.
WILLIAM RIA NJ SAY,

=, ..|' ia .tgens Of Eiixa6sn Pofh,
11ATH this day opened store on Prince
IL street. opposite Mr.. MarsteIler's, vcn-
due, where he viii continue to sell on same
account, a general assortment Of 'GR0CE-
RIES-all Of which arc now offered for sale
on moderate terms. e.. ~
February 9. aSW
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1IerauSfia patll 6aRsts.
FRIDAY, rEsRuARY ,.

Mass,rp 10 Newport (R. ~ on the
as,h ul,mo, by the Rev. M. WeSs, Mr.
Cxaisrorxrs MALE. Merchant, OF thls
town, to Misc HARa,oT EAsroS, daugh L.
ter Of Nicholas Ea.,on, Esq. Of that sownn'
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sos Acres of Land for Sale.

II WISH TO SELL Iii. sbsvi aassdky
tLAND, sisuassd nssr NE, rad ysadaG
from Georgetown 70 Alsxandia. I'd sbox
an equal distances from each town.
This property isfully one half ceyesd III
wood, which VIII render il IN sdvisat54 6ss.
chase, on the tersss that Twill ssIl&s.
George H.. TssIvtt, Esq win shsv the
land to any gentleman vhe she's 70 sss ~
and viii give the Decessarywi information.
George II. Chapman.
nseemAer IL 30 -. - ../a ,9o<
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Diftrict Of plurnbia,
December ls. /.

County q IieFendis, jan. sS lele.
:, WAS committed 70 The Jail Of this eetety
Is 70 runaway, negro man who calls nm.
80 fJth HIN GEL. AT, ard says he Is ths;prc-
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