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For Sale,
Il VALUABLE PLAWTATIOV

{ CONTAINING 600 ,,re~ OF Land, situa-
u led IL Mill Geek hundred, New Castle
county, AID stale Of Delaware. There are on
the p'er1'seN Ve'y comfortable dwelling house,
good barn, hay house, &c. all in good orde.-
considerable portion Of the ground is well tim
bercd, the remainder arabic and meadow.
1 he natural soil - good and may be improved
al a small ex?cnce, hem. situated within shor,
distance OF an extensive lime s'one quarry
Possess an may be had on the Esd of next Marc
and the terms ofsa!s known by applying to John
o,o' st'n,' Wilmington, DR.. James M Calmon,
in New Castle, or Joseph England near the pre-,
ni's's, who will also shcw the property, if call
ed on.
New Castle 18th Nov I'm
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flames Gardner.

- ESPECTFULLYi informs his friends
I Gand the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side of Market-street.
one door above Spaekman & Grubbs, (near-
" opposite the posl-cfIice) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant DRY
ia -
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To be Rented

4 ND possession had Immediately the
IA Store Room ard Cellars unasr &c
Printing O.!ice of the Delaware Gaz IT,
For parucuiars enquire of the PRINTER.
Nov. 8, 1909. So
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Notice.

OUCH persons as are indebted to the ca.
- tate of ESTHER YARNALL, de.
ceased. either by bond, note, or book-debt,
are requested to make imme djate payrsen,
% 1ohm Warner and John Torbert, or eth
III of them, who are legally authorised to
ceceive the same. And those who have
-laIms against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feb. II, 1909. If
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Genuine Lees EliXir.!

4,oyereien remedy 70, Colds, obitinare Coughs
Ca.arrhs, Asthmas, Nore Threats, aud aP-
preaching Conianp1ions.
A Fl gle tcia! of this med cine will prove its
nfescious quality in reaoing Precipitation
sommon to healthy people, it diilodges and ex
Pels the tough viicic phlegm or mucu ltrength-
sning the weakened velsls of the lungs, thus
ariking at the root of the diiorder; the iymp
toms of cou le are efedually and ernanently
conquered. The great number of cures r rtor
med by thi- elegant aud uieful prepa' alton, is
efficient to convince thoe that lahour un
der colds, coughf~, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information of thole perions
if any tbs-e be, that have NOT heard OF the bal
fannie Gs lieies Of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names Of the GLOWING perlons, who are wei
known to our citizens in general as perions o
integrity and ttritt vcracity From the follow
ing certificate it will plainly appear, that
three yeas coniil,npiion, a common cold, OIL
cough, are all With cafe re owed by LIE
ELIXIR.
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one door above SPackman & Grubbs, (near-
" opposite the rosl-cffce) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant DRY
Gods among which are,
Blue. blacl; brown ,drab, | Marseics cuttings
coibcau, bottle green, fustia,s and leans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
supeiiine cloths Sinshaw and Mantah
Carssimeres silks
bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coatings and fanncls Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiefs
clvets and constitution Cammcl's hair shawIs
cords Checkered and striped
Bevereena linens
70 and A Irish linens Damask shawIs
bnt Yellow nankecns hus,la x dowlis linens
Wide and narrow cotton Rattnets &bombaze,,s
cassneTes Red & green booking
Chntzes and calicoes baae
Camhrick and common Brown hollands
dmtics Suspenders
la'lmancoes UT ,reas & parasols
Durant and Jones' spin Black sa.i..s and Ao-
ming rentines
Cotton and wors,ed no. Scissors & pen-knives
siery Silk hose
Co,ored, chambray cam Gilt & plated buttons
brick, jackane., null Oh cloths
null, ln''ia, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, bafta, & Morocco s. kid shoes
leno Mus!ins &c. &c.
y. b. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
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This diGcovcr is Of the frli magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progress
and in a fhorr time entirely removes the most
cruel diioi der to which childre are liable
rhe Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable and the dole
20 lnail that no difficulty aries in taking it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

A RE forming some new Arrange
IA ments which compel them to close their Es-
tDsiishmenis IN Providence and Newport They
will therefore sell theiI present stock Of BOOKS,
very reduced prices. The assortment is extensive,
consisting Of some thousands Of Volumes Of
History, biCgraphy, Voyages, 1raVels,
&c. sc. SIC.
Including many rare and valuable, and
very considerable number of late and interesting
Publications, ali of which they will sell very b-
eraI discounts, say from 90 TO 50 per cent deduco ion
Persons desirous OF purchasing Books for private Oh
social Libraries, have now an oppor unity of select
ing from collection as valuable can be found III
N.w-Tork or Boston, and Of purchasing at less than
the wholesale prices in either place. Several hun
dred Volumes Of imported and American Books
which have been read, but not injured, Will be sold
at about one half their original value.
They also offer for sale their Providence
Circulating LiNary.
Cohsistng of some thousands of Volumes, mosu,
London publications, now scarce and valuable. The
assortment oil History, Magazines and Plays is con-
plete, and Of Novels and Romances, is more exten
siye than can be found in any Library in America.
The Books are good order for circulation, and Will
be sold al about one half their original value.
Persons wishing for "a Catalogue, or the
terms, will please oappy in the course of ten days
Their present stock OF new and el :ganr
Paper Hangings and Bordtrs,
Of the latest patterns, are also offered for SALE lower
by 50 per cent than they have usually b,en sold IN
this state.
Persons having demands against Uanton
e Rahbone, will please to present the same fol adj
iustmcnt, and all persons indebted TO to them, to
George Uantoare r questcd 10 call and settle th,ir
accounts, as speedy adjustment OF accounts has
be C, me indispe ns;b bic. Nov 2l
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...............
BEAUTIFUL AND IMPRESSIVE HYMN.
Worshy VI beaas ie.rai ty, and impressed svs'y heart
"Chld ot Reason, whence contest thou l-what
has time eye observed, ami ther has thy feet been
wandering"
"i have been wandering along the meadows, in the
tuck grass. The cattle were feeuing ABOUT IN, (,
or reposing in the cool shcde; the corn sprung
up an lhe fur.ows the poppy and the harp beli
grew among the wheat; the fields We're white
with summer and glowing with beauty"
+" O,dst thou see nothing more Return again
Chiia OF Reason, for there greater things than
these. God was amongst the fields, and dds, thou
not perceive HIM His beauty Was upon the n,a-
doss MS smile cni,vencd the sunshine"
h We walked through the thick foiest, the wind
whispered among the trees he brook fell from
the rock vim pleasant murmur the squirrel
lr.ped from bough to buugli and the bros sung
10 each otner among the branches"
- Dilsl thvu hear. nothing but the murmur OF the
BRO No whispers but the whispers of the wind J
X, ,urn gam, CA,d of Reason tor there greater
q, nss than these. God was amongst the trees his
voice sounded in the murinur Ut the W ter his
nasicS warblcd in the shade ; and ditst thou not
htie end"
" saw the moon rising behind the trees it was
like the Lamp of gold. The stars, one af er a.
po,i,er, appeared in the clear armament. Pre-
seatty saw black clouds arse, and roll towards
the south; and liSh.nins streaming in thick fash
cs over Tia, SKY the thunder grJwled at dis.
t.nce it came nearer and felt as aid, for il was
loud and terrible"
Ddst ia, ueart feel no terrour, but Of the thun
&, rboi, Was there nothing bright and terrible,
b,,, the lightiag Return % Child of Reason, for
there are greater things than these. God in the
s,o,: nd dist thou not perceive MIN. HIS terrours
were and did no, Thy heart acknowledge him
Got IS in every pl zee he speaks in every sound
we hear he rs IN all INA, oureyes behold. Nothing,
4, .h; ,f &c Ason, is without God. Let God, ihen
be m all our thoughts"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

NOlCE.
THE Subscribers intend TO cCm-
Il mence the Weaving of all kinds of COTTON
CLOTHS, at their Factory in this town. the
Of ten or twelve days Those parents aid gua,si."s
who wish their children To learn the OF Weaving
with the Flying shuttle &c requested to srp'y
imedately Wages will be given according 10 their
ages and abilities, and increased they encresse IN
the art of Weaving.
They will Immediately commence Manufacturing
different Kinds of tant and lines. Uanted,
quautty OF Clean nFLAX. Apply TO
JAMES PERRY, or
July %. STEPHEN Iii bLOIS.
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american Hotel.
BERIAH E.LDRED.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the pubiick in general that he has rcmov-
eel from UicktS a, to Newbort into the House la,el,
bull! oy WILLIAM MuMFoRp, No =, .lfsH-sneef,
where lie intends to keep Grocery-Store and Pub
lick Ilouse, for the accommodation Of any Lady or
Gentleman, that may please to call on him.
Newport, April IS, 1910
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POETRY.
(oELEC rED).

TIE jaio,Ss paraphrase ." e l4sM n,Yritfen BY
ue dear1,ed and snsennns Lr. OCILyiL, al siIa'n
yeurs ofage, Hl oG.rved By In, hoMl, hste
BIshop yf ~ er~lch, cannot bm te acccpI-
ad.e al bne toiers VI IOes,y.
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WANTON & RA1HBONE,

HAyE This day received, and arc now opening
4 i their BOOKS from The Providence Library
c. Persons wishing To purchase Books, at about one
half the price usually charged, viii please call inuie
dateIy. nov. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
NO TIC 2.

GILES LUTHER, of Che'I sfon. Is. c.
~ returns his thanks to his fIi,i ds. who have M
ployed him with their business in the Commission
Line, hoping that his attention, punctuahi. md dess
patch in their business has met their appiobations
and merits continuance of the same.
He also informs his friends and the publck in gen.
era that he has lately formed a xion in b, ST.
ness with THOMAS ID. STALL, which will be cOa
Quoted under he Firm Of
LUTHER & STALL,
in Charleston, Ssufh Carolina, and they intend des
voting their attention to the Commission Busine So
The interest of those who may poy Il en- viii be
promoted and attended TO with notualsy and des.
patch. Gil HE LUTHER.
THOMAS ID. STALL.
Newport, Nov. z, 1910.
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ALMANAcKS FOR 1911.
WAN7ON q RA7HBONE,
LAVE received Bickers,aff's Rhode
l. l. island Farmers ,Clcrgyman's ard Clergy mans

HAVE received Bickers,aff's Rhode
l. i Island Farmers, ,Clergyman's ard Clergy mans
amor
.4lmanaekS, for 1871,
which they will SELL by the groce dozen, or single,
as cheap he purchased from the Publishers
1hey have also, received large assort-
merit If SCHOOL ROCKS, and S1.iIIO.t.9Rf,
which the, sell wholesale customers from the
country aud others, at very reduced pnoes, VIZ
b5 resms Foolscap, No. raphy
and Q Writing Paper | Columbian Orators
20 30 Philadelphia Let american P'cceptors
Ter Paper; Adams's History of New
Best deny do. England, abridged, for
Webster's and Alden's schools;
Flrst, Second, and Third Testaments school BIZ
Pats; bles
Dai,oli's and Pixies Arith- Dictionaries Murray's
pe,icks Grammar, Introduction,
Morse's abridged Geog- Reader and sequel
1 hey offer tor sale PLAYING Cards, by the
groce, dozen or sing pack-sehman's Books, of~v.
CRY kind in use-Psm, BIBLES, with -and without
pa,es.
THE H.4T STORE
Is furnished with nm extensive assortment OF HATS
Of every quality ana price, from The best American
Mandatory.
JUST RECEIFED,
One case best English fashionable PATENT T.
LASIICK SILK HATS.
.iLSO--From Hartford .NanHfactory,
Two superfine BE yer HATS, OF the latest
fashions and best quality, warranted not to crack
fade. YOUTHS and Mems felt, ramel hair and pated
Hats. They will sell felt and plated Hats by the
box, at the Manufaclory prices. Nov Ia.
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MOI ICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been t'uy appoints
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate g, H., IOWA
of Newport, Administrators 20 the estate Of
WILLIAM BENNFT,
ate of Newport mariner, t,ceascd, y DttNca
bonds according to law Tor the faithful ,.s,l ~, OF
the trust ieposed ~ he,. requests alt per- o% ~ Frg
any demands against sand estate, TO exhibit ti.,m 'r
setllemet,to
JOHN TIILlNCHAsT,} comu,;,;o,,r,
EDWARD LANDERS,
And all persons indebted to said estate, callea
puon make in mediate payment TO
SALLY BENNET, .7d,aiaistrasrir.
Newport, Oct ). 1910,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is heie'y given to the Creditors
OF GEORGE SoENCER, ,Esqla,e East-trecn.
wch, deceasta, IeErt sent, d nsovent, THAI further
time Of two months ON, the 29ih day Of st pit nber
last, IS allowed them to exhibit their claims 10 us,
the subscribers, no are apponted Conn issloners
thereon b, tic Court Of Probate Of the oi East
Greenw ch That tie, will aiteid at he DIV elm g.
House of John g. MAwNEy, III NaivCk, Oh every
Saturday, al 9 O'Clock, III the afternoon.
JOIN G.. NANNY Co.,, ,,;o,,r,
THOMAS AhNoLD, '"" '''"e'"
n Il. All persons indebted TO saiu Esta,c are re-
quested 10 make IN, edi;.te payment C.
THOMAS FRY. .fonn,Sti Ll"f.
HANNAH SPF NlER, .ad,sIaisrGirir.
East. CrecH1uch Oct. 8, 1910.
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.>Oi IL.
TIL. the subscrib,r having been APP
pointed by the Hon. Court OF Probate of the
'o"hoi NEwPoR1, Administrators upon the estate of
WILLIAM GCDDAED,
late OF said .Newborf, Shp-Carrenter, deceased
and iving given bond according 70 Law for the filth.
fu i.,clarge of The trust thereby ,o1.n,ed ,o him,
requests II persons who indeb,rd to the estate
OF said deceased, TO make immedist, payment, aud
those who have any demands ag ainst Said estate TO
exhibit lhem to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAiI, Jun. y
Avg. Is
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GENULtE P.d1ENF nm f.d.hILY
MEDICINES.

Which are ceebrat" for the of most disea ses
TO which the numan body IS liable.
Prefarec only By thr Solr PROPRIETOR
4. w. DYOTT, M. ID.
Grandson Of he hte Dr. RoBERTsoN, Of Edinburg
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PS Il NJ xLYIIL

p S a Il ~ CX YIIL
BEGIN my soul, tn exalted lay,
lc,racli ,nraptur'd thoubhi oley,
Ana praise tne Aimighiys name.
Ioi HeMen and earth, and SEAS and skies
l.. one melodious concert iise,
To swell lI'e inspiring theme.
Ye fields Of light, celes stial plains,
Where gay transporting beaut. reigns.
Ie scenes diyin.! tar,
You Mixers wond'rous power proclaim,
Tea how lac forn'd yom shining frame,
Aid breathe illc fluid s.ir.
s.
Ye Angels catch the thrilling sound
Wine al tn adjoining ihione around
Tia boundlcss mercy sing,
Wake all the .uncful souls 0f love,
And touch the sweetest string.
join, ye loud sphere ), the vocal choir;
Inou, dazzling oro Of liquid fire,
The Inighty chous aid
Soon us gay evening gilds the plain,
1nou, Muon, protra.t the melting strain,
Ana prA.se h.m in the shade.
Thou, Heav'n of Heavens, hs vast abode
Y- clouos, proclaim your forming Cor,
Who caiI'd yon worlds from nIgM
=" fe shades, ,lespei !'--tI,e Eternal said
A. orse IA involving darkness hcd,
And Nature spruns 10 light
whate'er blooming world contains,
1but wings Inc ar, mat Skins the plains.
Unlteu praise pestow
Nc ID. agons, sound his awful name
To H.tv'n aioud and roar acclaim
le swelling deeps below. III.
Let every element rejoice
" ,hupd,rs, burst with awful voice
To him VINO bids you roll,
Ills praise IN softer notes declare,
Ea,l, whispering breeze Of yielaing Air,
And breathe At TO the soul.
To him, We graceful. cedars bow,
Sc tow'rng mountains, benauig low.
y,lur ~, at Creator own;
Tui, wen sfr,gh,vd Nature shook,
how slnai k.Idled at his look,
And humbed vi his tio~n.
yc Hocks, that haunt the humble vsily
Ye insects, f,ti'rins on the gale,
III mutual cuncourse rise
Crop the gay roses ycimeii bloom
Ana watt its spois, sweet perfume,
In incense 10 the skies.
Make, i'll We mountain tribes, and sing
~ p.iiRiy warpefs OF tne spring
HARMONIOUS anthems raise
To him, VINO shspd your finer mould.
Win upp'd your yliticr,nY wings wish golds
Aid tdn'd you voice 10 p aise.
Let Man, BY noblei passions sway'd,
1DS ie, ling heart, III, judging head
l.. heavenly praise employs
Spread HIS TIRE dnendous name around,
I'll, heavens broad Arch rings back lhe sound
The gen'rai burst of JOY.
l2
Ye, whom the charms of grandeur please.
Nu.s'd Oh the do~ny lap ut e.Se,
Fali pros rate al HIS thione.
Ye t'rmces, Rulers, ali adore;
Praise h',n, ,e k,"s', who makes your power
An image Vt ms own.
Is.
ye fair, by Nature fonn'd TO move.
q pr il, IN et,rnai source of love
With Youlh's enlivs ning tire.
Let age Ike up the tunciu, lay,
Sigh HIS Dlest nan,c--thcM soar away
4 -. l..~~
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on A CELEBRATED BoOK OF COOKERY.
AN N,noscss, OF culinary fame,
IN li,e art,which practice long had taught her,
T., 60 h,rf ,s,~,iis, n well sou'i do the same,
Nos, w,se,, bils you" 6ssi a.s~ ia sglI 'ss.sr ="
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NOTICE.

TUE Subscriber having been appointed by the
1 Hon Cour, Of Probate, of the town OF New
port, Administrator upon the Estate of
SUSANNAH BUTTS,
late Of Newport, deceased; and having given bond
according TO law, for The faithful dischaige al the
trust thereby committed to him, requests al per
sons who are indebted to the Estate OF sid d.cca
sed. 10 make immediate payment. and those who
have any demands against 50 d Estate, 10 eNhib;t
them 20 him. DANIEL DENHAM Jr
Nov. IL. .!fmrs'rdfor
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and SteIDGrt-
PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO cBNTS--

PRICE & DOLLARS oO VIM ="
Rules and Regulations for the Field lIxer-
Else and Manccuvres of the French infantry,
issued AUGUST Isl, 1871; and the Man@u-
We, added, which have been since adopted
ty the emperor Napoleon. also, the Wa
nruy,as of the Field Artillery, with lntan-
Try. BY Col. Irenec Amelot de l.acroix, late
Chef Of Brigade in the French service. IN
three volumes, the third volume consisting
Olpiates,
The principal part Of this work has been
trsaSLlted from Fccnch to English, by Lieut.
COL Macdonald, in the service Of his Hrlta'-
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bat has retained the prinuinal theories, with
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lie introduction of Col de Lacrolx' wo KS
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49, NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
inhabitants of Alexandria & its vicinity, that
his Night School will commence at his Aca-
deny, at the upper end of Prince street, next
door to MIR William c. Newton's store, on
MONDAY the Oath instant. Price of tuition
from Three to Eight Dollars per quarter.
John H. Manley.
September 30. dateoot
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LANDING

LANDING
From on board Schooner BRuTUs, at Mordeca7
lNiRer'S zvhQJ,
SUGAR by the hogshead
Coffee by the bag
Herrings by the barrel
Pork by the barrel
Jamaica Spirits by the hogshead
Moasses by the hogshead
Loaf Sugar by the barrel
Cotton by the bag
Pepper by the bag
Candles in boxes, and
A few barrels Of Tar,
Some excellent Chewing Tobacco.
Which will be sold low for cash or snort
credit.
Apply to
lanes c. Deneale.
September Isl
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7oIcDh Il. Vaudeville,

:, list RgcEIFED q FOR SALE'
- - D D"rJ Sd aud 18th proof good West
Iniia Spirits. -:
>, d. Sugar, various qualities
10 ti.rces New Rice.
hogsheatis Molasses,
do Copperas.
y : S II Whiskcy and 80 barrels New
% L chests Of Imperial, Young Hyson' and
HysOn sfin Teas, CO., Ma,a.a.
Port MADEIRA. Lisbon, Sherry Malaga
and Catalonia Wines.
ON barrels of tierrings and Shad.
"a . barrels Herrinss, put up with partlou-
lar care and salt-petred.
,too bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
July 2. ----------------
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BRYAN Hanp8on. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. q 20:
Haze ;ast received and oferJor sa's'
10 hbds. and 50 barrels first quality sn3M
% do, second quality,
10 njoss old London particular MADEIRA
piDes and 5 tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
10 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
sObarrels New England Rum,
4Odoprime Wkiskey
10 chests Imperial,
sodo Young Hyson lEAS, OF this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO. the best selected Flour tor 90.