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The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
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DerryfleId, Jan. 81, 1910.

Derryheld, Jan. 2l, 1910.
l had the pleasure yesterday of receiv.
ing an address from the First Magistrate
OF the only Republic on earth. This letter
compliments me highly upon my services
as soldier, and praises my patriotism. 1t
is true love the country of my birth for
It IS not cnly the countr, l should choose
above all o.hers,butis is the only spot where
could wear out The remnant Of my days
with any satisfaction.
Twice my country has been invaded by
foreign enemies, and twice-t --.t n H.
res. TO obtain peace. And when the object
was gained, returned to my farm and nv
original occupation. | have ever valred
peace so high, that would not sacrifice it
tor any thing but freedom; yet submission
to insnlt never thought the way to gain OF
support either.
was pleased with your dismissal of the
man the English sen. to insult us, because
they Will see BY the experiment that we
are The same nation now that we were in ZIG
grown strong BY age, and having gained
wisdom irsm experience.
Il the enmity OF the British nation is 10
be feared, their alliance is much more dam
gerous. For have fought with them and
ayains, them, and found them treachcrous
and ungeaesous as friends, and dishonora.
bic as enemies. l have tried the French
likewise, first IS enemies, & then as friends;
and al'ho' all .he strong parsisli,ies OF my
youth were against them, still formed
more favorable opluion Of them. But le. a.
watch them.
However. among all the dangers
that have been witness 81 tc our coun-
try and our Republican INSTITUTE.
ons," perhaps :,,c is none that re-
9ures more Y 4 ul eye than our
INTERN Az hnlTiSH FAClI
ON.
| If the communication Of the result Of my
experience can be nl apy use in thr ap-
preaching storm, or if any use can be de-
rived from any example of mine--my
strongest wish will be gratifed.
| The few days or weeks of the renal 1der
Of my life will be IN friendship with JAMES
! MADISON.
JOHN STARK.
10 JAMES MADISON, President
of the United States.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Tor Sale,

VIE term OF fscrvitude ofa NEGRO GIRL
!, She Is loyears of age, AMI to serve till 2s,
Enquire of the printer.
March 10, 1910. Ct
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

The Canadian Legislature have passed
an act for continuing the trade wirh the U.
States, and have before them an act to pun
ish the countert-iting of American Bank
Bills.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14
Original Family Medicines,

DhEPARED by RICHARD LEE & Son, have been
IN high estinarion and general use throughout the
United stases for upwards of 10 years And it no
cohsaerabe evidence OF their utility, that during the
above period, numerous limitations of every article itne
productions of ignorance and nexperience rrged nv
envy and penury) have been intruded on the public
seen for day and then perished Orhers now sue
ceed them, which in like are fast descending
to the tomb of the Capulets. while OUR remedies he.
come more generally used and acquire daily access.
on of deserved celebrity.
Lees Worm. Destroying Lozenpes.
ms neaicine is superior to amy offered to the
puolo' beng innocent and mild, certain and eicacous
IN its operations. Should worms xst in the body
IT wi without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach or
bowels OF whatever !. foul offensive and thereby
prevent the production of worms and many faa dis
orders.
Lees Elrfr.
certain reIne3y for colds, coughs asthmas. and
particularly whoopng cough, SO destructive to chill
dfeu.
Lees Essence IF Mustard,
So well known for the cure of rheumatisms. ROM.
palsy, sprains, &c.
Lees Grand Restorative,
PROVED by long experience to be uuequsled in the
cure Of ie;vous Disorders eonsunptions, lowness os
spirits inward weakness, &c.
Lees .fafi- }5i5oaS PiHa
For the prevention and cure of bilious and nalig.
nant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment t5r tie Tsch,
Which is warranted an infalble remedy at one an.
pli2atlon.
InfalHble Ague and Fever Drchs,
Fo- the cure of agues, remittent and ;nsr,n:tre1.
fevers.
Lees genuine Persian Lotsan,
Celebrated for the cure of ring worms, tetters,Sel
Lees genuine Eye- Water,
An effecsual remedy for all diseases of the eyes,
Tooth Ache Drohs,
Which give. immediate relief.
Lee'a rn-Piaister.
Lees Damask Lih .Saive.
Restorative Powder
For the teeth and gums.
The .fnodyne XGrir,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
The Indian Tegetable Shecifc,
For the cure of Venerial complaints
Those medicines having come irto general Use, thss-
are freq emily purchased only BY druggists. but BY
country keepers sell again in order that the
purchasers may be confident they have the original
Genuine Medicine wherever they purchase they have
the outward wrapper, the signature of the propretors
MICHAEL LEE & Co.
[Late lticharo Lee & Sonb
The above medicines are for sale at MATHEW
R. LocKERMAN's Book Store, next above the.
Bank ofDelaware.
Feb, "a, 1910. 81
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

One of the French writer's, to console
the naion under the deprivations expert.
cnced from the non.intercourse with Ame.
RIA, asserts, that the southern provinces
Of Spain, when conquered, the prest.rid-p
Spaniards annihilated--an a genuine
French regeme established, will furnish a
supply OF tobacco, cotton, sugar, &c. equal
to the consumption Of all France.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

Mr.. Wlasor, says Boston paper, the
patentee Of ga. lights, has obtained patent
for fixed as well as moveabe Geographic
light house, for signals and oceligence, 10
serve either by nigh, or by gay, in the mos
dark and tempes.uous weather, in any re-
quired direction.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

Among the items under the head ofs ex-
penditures,' in the las, annual statement of
the commissioners Of one of the western
counties OF Pennsylvania, is The following
" To cryer Of the court for blowing the
horn, &c. $40 co."
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

A resolution was laid on the table Of the
House OF Representatives of The United
States on Thursday last, to adjourn both
houses Of congress on the I'd of April next
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-14

7Vu5ca u CUHbT css Oh llIe "a OF NPfIl nexl.
The democrats are charged with seeking
an alliance with France! We appeal to
the public whether such a disposition has
ever been discovered. We do not wish to
eniangle ourselves with either France or
England. Let US stand or fall by ourselves.
" Peace, comr- cree and honest friends hip
with all nations, entanging alliances with
none" was .he memorable language OF the
illustrious Jefferson.
National Eg@.