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FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for Sl2 acres of land,
IA lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract of land called S Ravens
scorfh," the annual rent of which is fifty dol
lars. 1t is about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
1t. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in clover,
equal to any in the neighborhood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as much more unin1proved.
I his farm is divided into five lots, and the
aencng in tolerable repair. IF it is not dis
posed OF by the first of October, will lease
AZ Tor lives. It is so situated as to make two
ehements; Any person wishing to purchase
OF lease said farm for lives, will please apply
20 'hs subscriber residing on the premises.
I'd, >, Joieph Powell,
2tawtf
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70 tie Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
alexandria 6 ITS uacan,tp.

A s great number Of both sexes and OF
n the first circle of respe ctabiiity and
taste have generously patronised the adver-
tiser in his line of business, he returns them
his grateful Acknowledgements, and hopes to
merit their future favors by punctual at
tendance to their de mands and his duty.
NJ have removed to Fairfax street, al
most opposite to James Sandcrs9n's, corner
CfKing street, where shall be more COM
modiously situated for the reception OF those
who shall honor me with their commands.
shall have, from my correspondents IN Lon
don, every three months, the newest fashions
of the following articles
Ladies' Curricle Coats, Habits, Peiices,
Spencers, Corcets and Cloaks.
Gentlemens' curricle, surtout dress, plain
and frock dress, breeChes, pantaloons, vests,
dress and undress, and all kind of uniforms
and regimentals made In the newest style &C
cerding to the grade of the officer; and any
kind of fancy cords made foc trimming OF
ladies' dresses or gentlemens' pantaloons and
vests; and vests ready made for the accom-
mediation of travelling gentlemen
K. Gray, jan.
q
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T. RAMSAY,
TO RENT.

Convenient Dwelling House and Garden,
q DJOINING the property of MIR. Thos.
Il ~ Irvine, Cameron street. Possession
will be given on the first of November, or
sooner if required. The house-will be in
complete order for thcwsccp,ion OF genteel
family, 10 the course of lew weeks. APP
plication made to
Alexander Mackenzie.
august Is. law3t
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believed that Thomas himself had finger
in the pye. Blu. leave further reflections
to you, giving list of witnesses to estao-
lish the facts. James Madison, Albert
Gallatin, James Monroe, Fuller Sk'pWltn'
Dansel Clarke, L. G. Cole, and capt. Fen
wick.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
M. II. LOCKERMAN,
Printed and Published

On Wednesdays and SaWraaysJ
BY JOSEPH JONES,
In ffbrket street, few doors above the b'n
Delaware.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

mornnr. a, thousands who have used II ounNS
,be las, ten years can testify. The peculiar ex-
crlencies Of this infallible remedy tor the 'tch'
ov.r every other. are the certainty OF the cure
bv single application the ingredients being so
innocent as to be applied with perfect safety to
the teuderest infant; and its being not only Tree
from any offensive smell but equally a5feeaoic
with the pleasantcsi pomatutn.
Dr. Hamthons Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the speedy relci,
and permanent cure OF various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis-
cretions, rcsdence in climates una, oraole 10 the
constitution, the mmoderae use OF tea, frequent
ntoxicalion, or any destructive intcnperance,
the unskilfu or excessive use of mercury. the
diseases peculiar 10 females at certain period oi
life, bad lyings in, sc.
HamRion's Worm Lo-eages.
The most celebrated remedy fos curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Hahn's true and genuine
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pam.
GENUINE PERSIiN LOTION.
THE RESTORATIVE POW DER,
For tie 7reM ond Gums
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE e EXTRACT or MUSTARD.
For Rheumatism, Gous, Palsy, yelling, M,
moness, &c.
TOOTII-AClIE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
E]s Plcase 10 tale hoiicc tdR cGch qfhe gca-
nne Med,tiaes has on tar outside 70rafher Mo
signature Of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow Of the late pronrc"''
January Is, 800.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
Genuine Lees Elixir . !.
January l3, 1909.

A iovereign remedy for Colds, obItinate Coughs.
Casarrha, Asthmas, Sore lhroatS, and az
preaching Coniumptions.
Jingle trial of this med cine will prove its
stfcacious quality in reioring Precipitation
common to healthy people, il dnodg ges aud ex'
,els the tough viicic pblegm or mucu', ltreneth.
.ning the weakened veiles ot sne lungs, thus
ariking at the root of the diIo, der; the iyap,
toms Of couile are tffectualiy ard permanently
conquered. The urrar number OF cures pcrtur
med by this elegant and uietul p.epa alton, is
Cufficient TO convince thoie tha, labour un.
der colds, coughfs, &c. of being Immediately
relieved. For the ntormatiop OF rhole pefl''ns,
if any there be, that have nor heard OF the oal-
annie qualities Of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names Of the following perfons, who are well
known to our citizens in general IS pcrions OF
integrity and ttrict vcracity, From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three years coniumption, common cold, or
cough, are all with eaie removed by LEES
ELIXIR.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
F0rizeI,

HiH stand Ms ensuing season, co ~'atr'cfng from
tic date Aer<gt, and closing .teH the i2M dny
IF July nert, ensuing -
At the following places--viz.
A THE stable Of Mr.. Paul NJ Ginn's, at the
IA sign of the Spread Eagle, in Market st.
Wilmington, from the date hereof. until Monday
Ahe 9th nss. be will then be removed to White
Hall Farm. now in the tenure Of Mr.. John
Erwin, in St. Geosges hundred, and county Of
New Castle, and lately the residence of the sub
scriber, where he will remain for one week, and
80 ON alternately for one week at each place
throughout the season. The prices are as herein
enuneratcd--tsn dollars for the season it paid by
the 9Th day of July, If after that period. l2
dollars will be demandcd--six dollars the single
l.ap-sixteen dollar, to ensure with foal, and 7 s
cents to the groom. Payment, are to be made
,s the subscribsr or to his appointed agent,
1t each stand.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
FLORIZEL

Was bred by the Duke of Bedford. and imported
BY Mr.. tIeilen--he is rcmarkab for his strength,
figure and activity, l6 hands high, beautiful
dapple bay, and is we'll known to be equal, if not
superior, to any horse upon the peninsula.
FLORIZEL was got by the noted Florizel
out OF brown mare by Alfred; his grand.dam
FAIRY Queen, by Young Cade; his great grand
dam was Black Eyes, by Crab, out of Watlike
Galloway, by Snake, II is thought unnecessary
to say more, as he and his colts will show for
themselves. A more particular account may be
had by applying to the subscriber.
WILLIAM FRAZER,
TT Good pasture will be provided for mares,
at 80 cents per wesk--but accidents and escape,
must be at the risk OF the owners. The groom
isa regular bred Farfer, and offers his service.
t,those who may think proper to call upon hin
in that way.
April II, 1910. 9t
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
WILLIAM FRAZER,
NEWARK ACADEMY.

\ Semi. annual examination OF the stu
( \ dents of the New Ark Academy, will
take place in Newark, on Thursday the
26th inst. The parent, and guardian. Of
the pupils, and friends Of the insti,aton are
invited TO attend. By order of the board
of trustees. J.R. BLACK, Sec.
April II, 1910. 4t
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
TO BIZ, LET.

Fk sHE Farm and Marsh, late in the tenure of
n John File, containing Farm House and as
bou, sixty acres of Land, IN snd adjoining the
horonsh, and ninety acres OF Marsh in Cherry
Island. not let soon altogether, it will be ii.
vided and !e, separately.
JOSlIUA& THO's ClLPlN.
Aprl T. A..
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
CONDITIONS.

|. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shal be ruoi'hea
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large fohe
sheet.
H. The price shall be YoUn DOLLARS per ahhu'i''
exclusive of postage, payable ba5yeH,ty ~ 'a0'"''
H. No subscription will be received tor a sh0r'e'
period than one year.
~ Subscribers shall have the right Of dscontinu'ns
their subscription at the end of year from tive
time of their subscribing, by paying what may We
due. and giving notice of their intention.
" Advertisements, exceeding sixteen lines VIA
he inserted four times for dollar, and Tor every
subsequent insertion twenty cents-longer ones ]"
the same proportion; but reasonable discount
will he made in favor OF those who advertise ny 'ne
year, half-year, or quarter :,
W. All articles of personal or private n~'u'e VI"
| be charged as advertisements, ana "'u'' 's P~>
for before insertion.
VII Advertisements, notices, &c. OF all reiigio"
and charitable institutions, within the sta'e
| ,,,v,re. shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
M. Th. postage must be paid on all letters a.-
,,.,,,;c,,iou. addressed TO the Editor, through u"
medium Of rho pcs,-OEce. or thsy VA nof ~ -
\ cc.VeH
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

and as assortment Of the .t9Ho,sing genuine ana
e,lebrated Medicines have Just been receiuet
from the hrohrietors Medicine Store, Ne7
York, and are for SAFE at PETER BRryBkRe'
Book-s!ore, Wilmington.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
w ilm!ngton College.

VENHF I'runees otthe Wilmington COLLEGE,
4 take pealure in announcing to liberal
public, that the Latin department of this inlti.
tuition is permanently eltablifhed under the
immediate care Of MIR. Jofeph Downing, who
will alto teach the higher branches of Mathe-
matcks. The healthy situation of Whining
ton, its character for morality, the goodnels
of markets, and cheapnels of boarding COM
bined with the well etabiilhed reputar ion of
MIR. Downing as luccei,fu teacher, all concur
10 recommend this fem'nary TO the attention of
parents and guardians, to whole care the edu.
cation and improvement Of youth may be en-
trnq d-the truifecs inform the public with
equal confidence that the Engfh ichool is in a
touri'hing ltate under the iuperintcndance Of
MIR, f K. Dare-and The young ladies der art
men is agan permanently revived under the
pare Of the Rev. MIR, Ilenderlon Whole relpec.
liability and acknowledged merit are fur.
pledge of his d.lpoli,on and ability TO improv,
the young ladies committed to his care.
EOBr. HAMILTON, \ {
lBEN. A. SMITH,
lOl,\ RuMSAY. { :
WILLIAM rhYCE.
April 4, 1910. #
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

Mcsus. =. Lee !, Soa,
was attacked with q violent cold, ,.-
we're cough and pains in tie breast, which cun.
tinued to grow worie during which time NV
appetite failed and any voice altered 70 much
that it was with the utmost exeition ! could
pronounce Jingle ientence louder than nv
breath. Some of my friends having obierved 10
me, that much good had been done by Lees
Elixir-adviled me to procure bottle from,
Meilrs. Warner < Hanna, which accordingly
did--and to til oic perons, unacquainted with
the merits ofthis medicine. it will appear aston.
iihing thar three doies liould remove the pains
in my breast, and the ule of the bottle restored
aie TO perfect health.
]. A Smith.
Market street, Fell's Point.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenees.
which eHe6tually dfpel all kinds of worms from
perious of every age.
The following is not fngular inltance of
the effects of worm in adults.
MeSsrs. Il. Lee and Son,
For long time was afflicted with fantino
fits gripping in the bowels, pains in the aomac6
eminent phyGciau proved uieleA--notbinp now
appeared but the melancholy prolpeSt Of death;
when happily my husband reeoected the many
cures said to have been performed by Lees Lc.
aengcs, box was procured from Messrs War;
ner and Hanna, which has entirely removed a.
very iympton Of the complaint.
Having expe fenced 70 much benefit mylelf,I
| think it my duty to recommend them to all my
cquaintance-ieveral boxes have been sent by
me to my fathers family in Bethlehem to be
dhlrbuted among my friends who might be az
aicted with worms. ANY other information
val be given by applying TO
+. Catharine Walker.
- Market fpsce.
Edward Higgins.
South street, Baltimore, administered Lees
Lozenges, agreeable to the directions, to his
cb Id of a mont old--tht first of which exc
peled orm mealuring 20 inches long g.
! near half an inch thick, the second ,loie ex-
peled another rh inches long & the fame thick
| II a, and a quantity of linall worms mixed with
slime, &c. Tie child enjoys good fate Of
| health.
Thoufaods of our fellow citizen, have re-
|
t.duced TO the lait ltage of difeale, and many
! families of the hrh relpecrablity have given
| rhoiic teitinony Of the aRonilhing cures per-
formed with rhe above pre- arations. The pro-
! rrietcrs aae we'll ahured that Jingle trial of
| aai arice here enumerated, will convince the
uolt pre.'.diced perion in its utility.
| To deect counrerfeits, oblerve than none
can be genuine without the hsnature of
Michael Lee, & Co.
| Late Richard Lee < Son. J
N. B.--Each and every medicine above emu
murated, have Directions defcribing their mode
of ule in the mott perfect manner.
Sold at
the bookaore of Mathew R. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Markes-itreet,
Wi mington.
December 9, 1909. ly
M. Il. LOCKERMAN,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
WANTED,

WANTED,
1.-TWO or three apprentices to the Hating
l. buGnefs. ALTO two or three journeymen
who are good workmen.-For particulars aP
ply to the lhbicriber, in MillCreek hundred,
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
March "a, 1870. IF
Sein Twine and White Rope Ma
nufactory.
DLOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
i Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal 10 any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1909. 6n
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
To Parents who may have Children Afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough,

This dileoyery is of the firlt magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progreis
and in fhort time entirely removes the most
.ruel diforder to which children are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole
70 imall that no difficulty ariGes in taking it.
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-
and in fhort time entirely removes the most
.ruel diforder to which children are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole
70 imall that no difficulty ariles in taking it.
Msssrs. r. Lee 4 Som
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
sailed LEES ELIXIR, induces ME to gve you
this certificate for publication, to point TO my
(nfering fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poiellions. For
spwards of three years have been afflicted
with (evere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lowneis of fpirits, and gradual wasting of the
fleih, having tried different medicine, recon-
mended for fuch cafes without receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one of your advertiie
ments was given to me and ! Immediately ap
piled to MIR. Vance, I7S Marketlireet, for
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 me.
George Harwcod.
Market street, Baltimore
Me,rrs. r. Lee & Son,
! You arc at liberty to publh, for IL. good
Of others, the benefit have received from your
excellent preparation, called "Lee's Elixir -
Being afflicted with violent painfin the breast,
lois of appetite and debility of the whole fyf-
TEN, which rendered me unable to attend to bu-
lineis, being advifed to try your Elixir, pro-
; cured two bottles of Menrs. Warner & Hanna
which has entirely removed the complaint, and
restored me to perfect state of health From
the good ELECTS of your Elixir was led to
J suppois your other medicines were equally ef.
6cacious which induced me to give your Worn
Lozsnge, to my children, and with pleafure
), inform you, they had the delired effect. An,
!, other information fl,all give on application Il
!, me at my hsuie sly's street, Baltimore.
9 Joha keller.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
ITCH CURED

By once using Lees Sovereign Oin,ment.-
The proprietor informs those persons and fami-
lies who are suffering under ,his disease agains,
the infection Of which no person is s,fe) that ii
this ointment is used at nigh, on going to bed it
never fails 70 perform care by ,he fol!owir Z
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risen up by its friends without ever having
given il a fair experiment, which proves to
my mind wayward disposition, want Of
frmness IN the majority. Sir, you suffer
yourself to be driven from place to place, to
be banded about by the federal phalanx, that
for many years have been placed in hostile
array against the administration. Yes, Sir,
they drove you from the embargo they are
now about to drive you from the non-inter-
course and, Sir, they will next drive you
from your seats, unless you act with more
irmness and energy. Adhere to your nom
intercourse, the power that enacted il unques-
tionab;y has the power to amend il. am
satisfied, that if the proper stepts we're rak en-
il might be made measurably efficient as a
coersive system, consequently saviour Of
national honour.
Speech TO be continued.
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= GENTLEMEN,


Being drsirous that the intercourse be-.
tween the different branches of the govern
msM should be conducted with respectful
urbanity and digni6od siecorum, and iu.,y de.
tcrmined that no consideration shall ever in
duce me to depart from that iine of conduct.
1t cannot be expected that i should notice ali
the expressions contained III this answer Of
your hsnourable house.
Al the commencement of the present i'm
portant session of the legislature, j, became
my duty to submit to them such views of the
interesting affairs of the nation, and of the
conduct OF its administration, and to inculcate
such principles of national union as appear
cd 70 me to be insebarably connected with the
interest, honouv, and peace Of our common
country. a constitutional Injunction, AS well
as sincere attachment to the rights and in
dependence Of my country, imposed that duty.
Fully persuaded that the conduct of the ma.
tional government has been disting uished bv
the purest principles of patriotism, cannot
subscribe to the justice or propricty os your
insinuation. that our negotiations with either
OF the bclligerents, have been. improperlv
managed, or unduiy concealed. Nor Can
suppose that yuu Can Justly complain that the
sggressio0s upon our national rights, have
not been net 10 an honoursble and diyniied
manasr; ~ rscoarse has been had 70 every
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of ia hrief hut rh~us II
touches the answer, ~ with the spear of Hhr,ieL,
and exposes its deformity to every eye. To the
reader OF taste II 10 literary--to the patriot
pohuca! lsast. ho"es., ais.ntere'tsd men OF all
wiz ,';.h sss ~ m'aa pu,s .a mmea
the exercise of which no faction. views should
ever mpgle; which cherisbes sloye of country as
GUARANTEES OF na,omsi ~ ~lnaependsnce which v'sws
sources as own nat r,a.;sm and :, own m epsry;,,
under Divine Providence, for projection in the
hour of danger and which views foreign imAu-
ance as destroying Anger against whose sP-
po@o ',.. ~ 49,. 1";, ". o1B'" suAru WIN
'''' T.1bany R.r;,t,r1
To IN, Ere.l,.uey DANIEL. d ToMp.
KINS. ESQ. Goperusur octh- Statr or ~
York
SIR. ~
we acknowledge, with unfeigned gratl'idc'
the unmented goodness OF Divine Providence
towards our common country.
The duty OF iegisiAting tor large and OPP
ulent state, is at all times important and high.
~ Responsible.
whether the magnitude OF tnat duty Is en-
hanced at the present loncture oy the con-
vuneo stare Oh the ciyiized wor'd' ana tne
great poh'eai EVENTS constantly occurnS'
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