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Rules and Regulations for the Field txer-
ri,e and w,anceuyres Of tho French Infant y,
issued August is., I79l; anu the Aaheu-
wes added, which have been since adopteo
by the emperor Napoleon also, the Wa
nruv,es of the Field Artillery, with inlah-
try, By Col. Irenee Amelot dc Lacrolx' lac
Chief of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes. the third volume consisting
Of plates.
The principal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Laeroix has not only
ayailed himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, With
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, espe-
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with the Prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
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Nil direct tle attention of the young Amerl-
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# s'eat advantage In the face of an enemy.
ssnhance the value of this work is the only
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Bryan IIampson. q Go.

Haze Just recsi0eda,ld o6erJor SAFE
! 70 hhds, and so barrels FIRST quality sugar
go do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira'
nipes and 5 tieYces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga W4NES'
40 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds old Jamaica Spirits,
PIPE old Gognac Brandy,
5obarreIs New England Runl'
40 doprime Whiskey,
4; 10 Do loS Young Hy SON TEAS, Of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
also, the best selected Fleur Tor 90:
NEW MILITARY WORK.
7ast Pp.5Iltbsd and fOr SAFE,
Alst BooSstorss ef K. Gray, aud Gott0n'
Il \pazylOrt---
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july 4o'
Having a desire to decline the
business of Store Keeping atlOccoquan', we
wish to dispose of the present small stock OF
GOOD S
on hand, to person who would be willing
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,"
and to do justice to SO valuable situation.
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy, being
calculated fora store and counting room upon
the first floor, and for a family upon the se'
cond floor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with a brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale of
both Dry Goods and Groceries and if the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand will be equal
to former times, as we propose to keep up
a constant cash market fol-, wheat, and viii
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels.
Elkeot, Campbell s. Wefler.
Occoquan, June 22s Z
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To5eph II. Mandevllle,

ToIeph H. Mandevllle,
= ITIeT = EcEIVED e FOR SHE,
~ - b b's Sd and 4th proof good West
In.iia Spirits.
20 do Sugar, various qualities
10 tierces New Rice
hogsheads Moiasses,
s do Copperas.
do Alum NJ,
50 barrels Whiskey and so barrels New
90 I rSssts Of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
port Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga'
and Catalonia Wines.
am barrels of fIerrings and Shad.
% barrels Herrings, put up with paislcs"'
lar care and salt-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon osas'
lnly' 2.
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e. Wheat.

Iwish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
Of Wheat, deliverable i'll the months oil &c
to,er and November: And will give Cash Tor
MARYLAND Tobacco. Also, have for Sale Bills
on London,
Chas. J. Catlett.
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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, general assortment
Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, sc.
which he can recommend for their furlty. A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard H. Little.
9Th mo. 7lst.
Orders from the country will
he executed on moderate terms, and at a sh0n
,,o,;ee. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up win accuracy. r.,
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salts at Ksndus.
- every tuesday and Friday
IA - WILL BE SOLD
:, J. vsndue Store, corner OF Prince anu
Water streets. 20,
, vs,;,,, If Dry Goods. Grsssr's,, S :.
a fe. ,,.r = of which will be expressed In
p ai,ls If the day--All kinds OF gooo Us
'n ms ", are on Limitation and the pi.ss' he
s SisS are established, can at any .le
when 'ad arndpurchased at the lowest iimlta''oA
anu pris's D O.. Marsteller. v. ~.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

noinicS, as ...upsan,.s u,lo have used !, DUNE
'hc 'ast Ten years can testify. The peculiar e..
ccllenccs Of this infallible remedy for the itch
over every o.ner, are the certainty OF the cure
By single application the ingredients being 50
i"nocent rs to be applied with perfect safe,y 10
the tcnt.crest infant; and its being not only IRE,
from any offensive smell but equally agreeabl,
with tho peasantest pomatum.
Dir. i!am,hos:'s Grand Rrsfcrative.
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as Ct; Invaluable medicine for the speety relief
and permanent cure Of various complains which
rcsrit from d;ssir,'ed pleasures, juvenile inds.
cfeii"rs, rcslaencc in climates unfa vorabe to the
constitutions, the imuoderare use of tea, frequent
| 'ntoS'ra'i"n, or airy destructive incompetence,
'hr unsklful or excessive use Of mercury. the
diseases peculiar e males at a certau per,oJ Of
M, bad spings in. Str.
GamiitoR's Tiar1 Lozepee,.
ae most crrbated remedy for curing dis.
orders arising iiCa; worms.
H0h"'s trnc and ocpvinr
C'R.lhS CORN PLASTER.
An 'nf'hhlc =: ly for Corns; speedily re-
'n'visE 'astH e I'D branch without giving
pan.
GH",''>'9t.. .cRSIi& Lo71oN.
Jhh S.CrA;lVE POWDER,
- ~. Ell ord Gums
3.AttaS GENUINE EYE WATER,
A s'srrt - rro.eiy ior ali ,.i,eases of the eyes
linEILTON'S
| ESSE%rG q Fs.'TRI("T eF MUSTARD
For F"-nro'sm. GoN,. Palsy Swelling, M,
| moness, &c.
TOOTU.ACITT DROPS,
Inc only remedy vet discovered, which gives
nmedia,e and as'ing relief in the most severe
instances.
- h'"1ge 10 ,okr hoticc tAat each orkAc rem
"me M die nes has on The oufside eyrakhcr m.
signature o.
HANNAH LEE,
Widow OF the late pronre"re
January / 5, SEQ.
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Lees Elixir,

a f,ycr-i.n remedy for Colds, cbainate
coHgas, Astnnas, Sore lhroats, and approach
;rg -on!iimptions, To parents who may have
Children aAitt'd With tine Hopping Cough.
I his d lcovery is Of Tire lirtt magnitude, as
it aft ,rds immediate relef, checks the p oercls,
and in a Goct time entirely remove tha nv t
cruel d'l,rder TO which csi'dc+n are liable ;
tie Elixir is {, perfettl' asreeaeie, aud the
dofa r. fnal!, thar 70 difficulty aries in Ia
king il.
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Lee S Grand Restorative

Is recommended rs an Invaluable medicine
io' ,he freedy rele' AMI perm&neN; cure of
various complaints a,eh reiu.t from tiii.ipated
!lsasires-javeni!7 ndi'cretion.-reIid &c IN
climates unfavorab,e 20 tie c, ,Aitnton- !,he
imnodera,c uf- Of iea, fe9n y in.oxcation,
or an other deE'ust.sa ia,soipe: nc tn. M
G..'io eNcvi,sse vi Of mcfsar y :. * ,IiraEcs
i,seu, ar 10 females AZ ccttaIn pa .oi Of life,
bsilyinss in, 81.
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Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.

A preparation which for ,lea!antncfs, cafe,
asscty and expedition, giyes place 10 no app'i-
cation whatever--free rom mercury. or any
peincous ng edient, ad Unattended witl
that tropblelome and tor,ner,i 'imart which
generally accompaa es other medicines, prepa.
red for the fame purpU.e. his vegetable re-
niedy is 10 mild, yet efcaciois that i; may be
uled wi,h the ut no:,tt laety on the roii delicate
pregnant lady, or on a child not weak old
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the date hercot,, and eiosi@g a.hon re lSfh day
efJa.y aert, ensaing -
At the following places'-viz.
4 rthe stable OF Mr.. Paul M'Ginn's, at the
IA. sign OF Fae Spread Eagle, IN Market st.
Wilmington, from the da,e hereof, until Ninnhay
the 6th inst. he will then be removed TO V hre
Hail Farm, now in the tenure o. MIR John
Erwin, in st. Georges hundred, and county OF
New Castle, and lately the residence Of the sub
scyiber, where he will remain for one week, and
so on alternately for one week az each place
throughout the season. The prices are as herein
snuinerated-ten dollars for the season If paid hy
the 9Th day Of July. if after that period, l2
dollars will be dcnanlel--sA dollars the single
l.ar-sstcen dollars to ensure with ioa!, and IS
cents 10 the groom. Tavments arc to be made
to the subscriber, 10 his lawful appointed agent,
Al each stand.
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FLORIZEl.

Wa, bred by the Duke of Bedford, anil imported
BY Mr.. Hrcr.---he is rcma,ka5 FOR his strength,
figure and activity, l6 hands high, beautiful
dapple bay, and i.'weli known to be equal, il no;
superior. to any horse upon the peninsula.
Ei.ORiLtL was got BY the noted tlorizc,
on OF btoAn mare by Alfred his grand.dam
FAIRY Queen, by Young Cade: his great. grand
,arl vas Bla:k Eyes, By Crab, out Of Wariike
Galloway, by Snake. ]. is thought unnecessary
10 say motc, "a he and his colts will show for
themselves. 4 more particular account, may be
had By applying 20 the subscriber.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
- {; ,o,l pasture viii be provided for mares,
at 50 cents PER wcel--au, accidents and escapes
.nnst be At the risk Of the owners. The groom
is . regular bred Farrier. and offers his services
% ,hotc who n'sy think proper to call upon him
ir ,',-' way.
April ( i. 1910. q
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DoNa1s Reward.

An AWAY flom the subscriber, on the
~ III inst. lad by the name Of JOSEPH
SN' RI, - years Of age, has mark on his
rlsh' cheek, aud wore away brown coatee !,
brown cloth 'rowsers, and laced boots: took
with h,ma blue roundabout jacket, has worked
AT the farming business-he Is a native Of phila.
deipms, bat it IS not calculated which road he
| has taken. II he ,eturns to his duty, or TO NJ
James Brian. of Wilmington, no notice will b.
| taken OF tits transaction but if harhored G.,
;coneeaied by any person, the rsor of the law
|, will nc enforced.
John HANDBOOK.
" N'fna'oh, Ap'li Is, Isle. 4.q
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moving ble,nill,cs OF every kind, part euiaf,y
frcckles, pimples, ihA.mmatosy redneis, isurls'
letters, ring worms, iun-bu.ns, pr'ek'y-h ca''
premature wrinkles, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Speclhc'
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Thor. Medicinrs having come into genera
ule, they are frequently purchaied not only oy y
druggists; but by country store Keepers 10 ~, -.
again--n order that the purc''aiefs may DC
confident they have the original oe"","e Nieai-
cnes, wherever they purchate they nave npl
to obierve, that ey ~ article Of Medicine mas
en- tie outGdc wrapper, the iignatnfe Oh 'he
P;opretors,
Michael Lee, s co.
Late Richard Lee K Son.
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For Sale.

a VALUABLE ;.!sntatinn, en- which the
I \ sub .ctibtr has lived, and been employed in-
proving los several years-contdirIns about 26e
acres, two and an half miles from Wilmington,
and nearly the sar'e distance f,o,n NeS Castle
laying en- the west side Of the new read TO
Clarke alias Rcat!'s corner. As any attempt TO
do Justice in describing the advantages this farm
possesses, would, to those who are strangers TO
the land and Improvements, appear extraeagant,
therefore, those who may be inclined TO purchase
are left TO enquire and examine for themselves.
The situaaon is most desirable one, and great
bargain my be had by az carly application to
I THOMAS MENDENHALI,.
P. S. About eighty acres adjoining, pro-
portionatc part of which is woodland, may be
| had with or withou, the above farm.
Wilmington, May Z, 1910. Mio If
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Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.

So ce'eh, atea among 'hc fac, onaI,e thronch j..
out EUROPE, as an i, Y:lua,le coinrtic, -, fect.
" i nnc=ut and tree fl m corroiivc and rcnel-
lent minerals, TIN ba!is of OTHER LOTIONS, and
Of unparalleled efficacy in preventing and re.
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lees Corn ;aiaistc-.

IN infa'!'hle remedy for cpecdily removing
Caraf, root and branch. without owing pain.
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WANTED,
1.-TWO o;- three apprentices oile Mating
1 bullneil. Alto two OF three iauraeymen
who are good wo r:men.--For particulars ap.
p,y to the iib!criucr, in Mill ,iseek hundred,
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
March Ed, 1910. f
Sem Irvine and White Rope Ma
nufac,ory.
DLOUCl, Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
I Cords, Val,crs, BID Laces, Sewing
and Seine 1wine, warranted equal 70 amy
imported, ior sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1900. 6m
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Goth Act,c Dr0as.

TIE oal" remedy set 'fcovertd vhich give.
immediate md .aQinr yeiief, in lie mo,. f. vere
instaucrs.
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An ounce of prevention is worth

pounds of cure.
For the prevention and cure IF Bill oas and
Mslisrant Fe,ers, is recommends
l.ee's Anti. Bilious Pills.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly
nild--fo as to be uied with iafety BY pertons
in every Gsuaion, aud of every aye.
They are excelentiy adapted 10 carry OH
Mpci huous bile, and prevent its morbid iecfe-
,ons--to reNore and amend the appetite, pro-
dace free PERTURBATION, and thereby prevent
colds, which are often of fatal conisqaences--
:, dofe never ia Is TO remove cold, if taken on
its ir(t appearance. They are celebrated for
removing habitual observation-disclosures at the
ito,nach ard fevere head-ache--an ought 10
be taken by az psrio1s on change Of climate.
They havs been found remarkably ehcacious
in preventing and curing diforders attendant
Oh lon. Wy ages, and ih"ud be procured and
carefully oreisryed fof ufc by every ieaman.
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Il FRESH SUPPLY OF
LEES FAMILY MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
MATHEW r. LOCKERNlAN,
Bookseller, Wilmington.
LEES
Worm Destroying Lozcnses.
A med cine which for fafety, efficacy and
extenGve uiefnIneis, is not equalled.
This med cine, which is as innocent and
mild as it i, certain and ficacons in its opera
sion, cannot injure the faiallea infant, lhould
TO worms exit in the body--but will without
pain or gripping cleanfs the ifomach and bowels
of whatever is foul or ofenlive, and thereby
prevent the production of worms, and many
fatal dforders.
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EI01'izcI,

wiz stand The ensuing season, eom''e'e'e" from
the date hercot, and ei2siag n.hcn ne lSh dGy
or Thin yerf f1Suinir -
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Lees Inf,l!ible Fever & Ague Drops.

Cor the cure q ASaes, icHiiltant and inter.
militant Fevers.
Thouclads car t-Hi'y of their being cured
by the.c 4 ops, aitof sne BARK aud every other
medicine li.v. proYsa i-.a,~ttual Not more
than one III iluodred have had oecanon 10
take more than one, aud numbers not half .
bottle.
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lanes >sardner,

= ESPECI Full y informs his friends
4 and the pablo mat ne has removed
his store to the east side of Marke,-stree,,
one door above Spackmsn & Grnbbs, fnesr-
ly opposite the posi-oihcc) where he has
opened large assor'men; Of elegant Dry
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CURED

Ivy once using Lees Sovereign O,n,ment--
he proprietor informs those persons ard FAM
lies who are Suffering under this disease (ssans,
he infection Of which no person is safe that il
'hts ointment is used at nigh, on going 10 hec, i,
never falls to perform a cura by .be following
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fITKIFItI- Z y " . I1lI-NIK,
ard as assortment Of th~ .t3Howing genuine ont
CELEBRATED Medicines hare just been receiret
from The t~oflrietoys Nfrd,ciae Slore, Ma
York, ard are for sac nj Peter BRryrgRc'
bookstore, HIlmnrton.
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NEw-YoaK, 9uly Is.

From Cadiz.--Capt. Boiler, Of the ship
Globe, left Cadz the I'd June. At that
time It was reported that battle had been
fought, about the 2sth May, Between the
French and English and Portuguese ar
mics ), and that ,hte. former were defeated.
Two weeks later accounts from Lisbon,
ande5 the Boston hssd' contradict this re-
port, ~
Capt.TR. {urthes informs, that the COM
mupicasion between the besieging army Of
Cadix and Madrid was cut of and that in
consequence of hearing of the defeat Of the
French in Portugal, and ofan expectation
that the English and Portuguese armies
would come in the rear of the French be-
sieeing army, preparations were making &C
Cadiz for sortie, which was to take place
on the I'd June
That so severe was the bombardment Of
Matagorda from an opposite fort, that the
French had dismounted their cannon at that
place. 49,,
The people Of yCadiz'were in very high
spirits, and in full expectation OF getting rid
OF, their invaders.
Flour had been selling fortwenty dollars,
but the recent arrivals of four Am erlcan
vessels had reduced the price.
5000 troops had recently arrived 5 and
when Capt. Boiler sailed Is transports were
beating in.
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AN AcT
F'5sr atboi;nsins en- Assistant Collector

:. BE it enacted By tie Common cSuncils (,
Alexanaria, IN counc7l assembled, That 6 y
the better ccollection OF out standingsdsf =,
due the corporation, prior to the assess.a' N,
for 1910, that an assistant collector be an-
pointed, who shall be subject to allTeFe re-
ssgulasions and have TIE same powerssss es.
pressed in .,helswfor appointing COTE c:,or.
passed the 18th day Of June, &c. 40 4 an.
proved the eoh-of the same month.
+ Sec. 2.rRs it further sndctea,%It at the
said assistant collector shall be afh x7ed ten
per cent.>on all monies receivedhy him and
paid into the treasury.
Sec. s.fBe5t further .endcted, Tha. this
law shall be-. in force from AID after the
passing thereof.
: passedsia Common council July 7ssh.
1910.
WV. RHODES, P,es't b4o. item,
Ct the Conan,an C. 0uneil
Examined and approved this !
" 18Th day of July, 1910. :
VIZ. HERBERT, 1oyor
Attest,
ADAM Lynn F., c. C.
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eeUNsDL1R OFFICE OF SFAl3s'
Alexandria, July 80, 1910.

SA's"~''~'~3 y ~ ~ -'S~'ff
The undersigned Vice Consul Of hiseCa
ltholic Majesty Ferdinand VII. for thedis
trict Of Columbia, having received ofici: !
information, that the whole province q )
Guayana, in:Spanish America, has 'unani
mously rejected and disapproved the anti
national measures lately adop,edin the dis
trict of Caracas and that following ah
laudabe example Of Coro and Maraeaybo
have solemnly proclaimed hesupreme coun
Gil of regency of Spain and the Indies, al
the true and only legitimate governmental
all the dominions OF their king and lawfn
sovereign Ferdinand VII-Hereby makes
known, that all communication between
these states and the aforesaid provinces Is
again re-established, and that in conse.
quence thereof the necessary consular do.
cuments will how be granted in this, and
in>every consular Office of Spain in theeU.
nited States to vessels bound to the ports
Of said provinces; whilst such as are found
in those seas without them, and suspected
TO be going to parts in state of actual no
surrec,ion, will be exposed to seizure and
,ccndemnations
( (Signed) 49,
PAUL CHACON.
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:, '. ARRIVED,
~ Brig Helen, M'Cobb, 40 days from MAJ
deira-brings 20 news.
ENTERED,
- = Brig Potomac, Matthews, Bath lumber :
to the master.
Schooner: Ceres, Weeks, New York :
sugar, tea, &C.; to Bryan Hampson &: Csl
= Schooner Sylvia, Lewis, Boston norsa-
ern produce and manufacturers I; to Lawns
son and FoWle
= Schooner Reliance, Howes, Boston ;~ty
Charles /. Catie,t