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DELAWARE GAZETTE
AND
Peninsula Advertiser.
I'/tlNTED AM) VLBL181IKD BY W II,I JAM A. MILLER, No. 9. HIGH STHP'<T. BETWEEN MARKET VVt KING STREKTS....WiU r ING IOV
vor., iv.
»ArUUl.MY. SEPTKJl lîKU 6, 1817.
No. 72.
Conditions of this Paper.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE is pub
'
1ISHED TWICE A WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLARS
A YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted
THREE TIMES. ATONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS TOI
CREDISG INSBRriOfr.
HADE A 1 THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE
MENTS ARP LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOR PUB
1«! CATION*
|r.T* No PAPER DISCO NTT RUED UNTIL
AIL ARREARAGES ARE PAW.
EVERY SSUf>
Payment to be
The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
8cri|>tious and money for the
Delaware Gazette :
•Mr. John llanlove.
Dover
— Mr. It. J ami h f. .tombe.
Oc orge /'own. Del. — Mr. James An
derson .
CanlwelCs Bridge — Mr. David Wil
sen, Jim.
Milford — Mr. Peter Robinson.
Lewes Town — Mr. George Rowers.
JVac Castle—James Booth. Jr. Est
Laurel —Mi. Ephraim Collins.
Elklon,Md.—Tobias Ruduljih, Est y.
Ollier appointments will speediK
fee made. _
DAILY LINK.
Fhihidelphia & Baltimore
STEAM-GOATS $ STAGES.
By way ot WILMINGTON & ELKTON.
THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Captain
Wm-Milner, and the Steam Boat VEs'Fa.
are in enjrrtplete Order, 3 Iid
''.ut I H. Bur
4 ine » «i iheiv wiii leave »he t;* st wharf above
Market street, I'HII. A DEI. PH I A, at oo'tloch,
in the afternoon f r Bal .more.
The Stages for the line wi:l deliver the pas
sengers n noatd the Steam Boat New Jersey,
or the Eagle, a' Elftton ; fine of these boats
wi I leave Bowley's wharf BALTIMORE,
every afternoon at 5 o'clock for Philadelphia.
All the Engines of this line are skilfully built,
Uptn the safe principles of Boiton Watts.
All baggage at he risk of the owners thereof.
Application for passage to be made to the
Ciptiins on board tin: boats at any time of the
d
Passengers received or delivered at Chester
and a» Marcus It ok. The boat downwards
will pa i Chester about 5 o'clock, and upwards
bout 0 v'clock. One boat will leave Y\ itmiiiR
ton eve»*; morning at half past 6 o'clock, for
IPhiladelpl ia.
July 16—tD
ij
Faluuble Property for »ule,
At Private Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale the following
valuable Real E&iitc. viz ;—A lo» ol ground in
the Borough of Wilmington» situate ?.\ the cor
of Market and Ke n «streets, and running
King-street—hav ng a front on Mar
nur
through
Lex of 83, on Kent 140, and on King-streei 21
feet: the situation is high and healthy and
commands an extensive view of the Town anti
River, it will admit of a number of buildings
many kinds of public
U is deemed unnecessary
those inclined to purchase will view
The terms of sale
and may bn suitable f
business.
sty
more,
th- property themselves
may be known by applying to George Lcwnes,
the subscriber in Spring
field township, Delaware county, Pennsylvania
Joseph Lownes.
ii\ Kent-8treet, or
8th Mo. 30 —Ct.
JVE W BOOKS.
Inst received anil for sole nt the Bool:
Store of
Mrs. Mary Lockerman
*
N°' 93,
Market-stmt, Wilmington,
Vols.
Vols. I
1 j Bums* Works
1 j Pope's do.
2 j Goldsmith's do.
Tiles of m. I.:mdlotd2 | Scctt's do.
I.evh's Travels 1 1 Cowper'» do.
I.ile of (>en. Mirion 1 | Don Quixmte
Scottish Chiefs 3 j Peregrine Pickle
History ol the War 1 I Tristram Shindy
Lorei-.io Dow's Jour- | Diamond Songster
1 I Kush's Works
1 J Clan Albin
1 &.C. Sa. Uc.
4
Lalla Rookh
Irish Metodies
Pastors Fireside
5
i '
4
3
4
Hi!
Brooks* Gazeteer
Junius* Letters
August 27.-3t
NOTICE
To the taxables of New Castle count ;i
The Books of Assettment arc (agreeable to
X late law! deposited in each Huud.td at the
public houses where the general Elections
held, and ready ior impecfum by those con
cerned.
August 27.-'f. _
Blanks, of ririi description neatly
executed at this Office.
art
Notice.
THE Rev, William Pryce having by deed
duly executed, bearing dare the 20th day ol
November, A. D. 1816, made an assignment
of all his property, both real and personal, t*
'he subscribers, in trust for the benefit of his
creditors, a3 mentioned in said deed
sons to whom the said William IVyce is hide 1 m
' d, by bond, note, or otherwise,
»o avail themselves of the benefit of said assign
ment, according to the terms thereof, are re
quested to present their demands for settlement;
and all persons indebted to make immediate
payment.
All \
•d who
Msb
THU SUBSCHniEItS will, DISPOSE O*
THE FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
AT
Public Sale,
At t.lie House ot' Mrs. Marj Thomas,
in Wilmiii|j;tmi. on Siitiirtlaj tin
ISth of Outolier next, at i o'chu-h.
V* >1 when the co i.'lirioiis of sub
will he mufle known—
NO. t. A FARM in Mill Creek hundred,
New Castle County, containing
147 Acres.
it present in tenure of Stephen Townsend, and
s bounded by lands of Thomas Lea, John
Reece and others.
NO. 2. A FARM in ihc hundred and county
tforesaid, bounded by lands of Abraham Men
leniiall and others, containing about
90 Acres,
of which, twenty are woodland.
NO 3. A LOT, on which is erected a three
story brick house and kitchen, No. 225, Market
street, Wilmington.
NO. 4. ALL the interest of the said WH
ain Pr/ce in a LOT on Market street, purchas
ed by him from John Ferriss, and which is neur
ly opposite No 3
' NO. 5. A LIFE ESTATE in a Farm, situ
atetl in Appoquinnimmk hundred, county afore
said, containing about
230 Acres,
bounded by lands late of John Cochran, deceas
ed, and others, now in the tenure of James
Hessey.
NO. 6. A TRACT OF LAND, conveyed
by Issac Hendrickson to the said Wm. Fryce,
situatei or Laurel Creek, in Randolph Cuunty,
state of Virgitm, containing
2000 Acres.
Allan Thomson,
Joseph Downing,
Assignees oi the Rev. William Pryce.
June 12—iaw2m8ttawlm
Froposals
For i»ultIi"liitR;, b t y subscription, an
original.work, lo he entitle!?«
A JOURNAL
Of tlw loss of I lie Brig
Commerce
Of Hart lord. (Conn.) capt. Riley
of the captivity of cap'. Riley, who
was for two months a slave amun^st
the Arabs ; am! of the slavery ami
-iioerings of the author for nineteen
months, atmm.gst the same, people ;
with aret,uuls of the manners, custom
mi habits anil a description of the
country of the Arabs, Itv Archil»,tie
Robbins.
< he narratives and journal!, o!
Travellers, Adventures, the Ship
wrecked and prisoners, are often told
with exaggerations, and not unfre
(juenlly eondeumed as deceiving, ra
ther than informing the world. The
author of the proposed journal is t.
eilizen of Connecticut, and one of the
suffi ring crew of Captain Riley_Hr
has seen life in a sphere uiieonuiion
to liis countrymen—he has endured
miseries uncommon to human nature.
Ily the hlossings of a merciful Provi
dence he has survived to detail his
sufferings to the world. If truth will
excite astonishment, and even occa
sion incredulity, lie cannot help it :
but lie is resolved to tell a plain un
varnished talc of extreme suffering—
of the manners, customs and habits oi
the extraordinary people among whom
lie endured it. lie will submit to the
world hoping that the liberality ol
^jihe publick will ia a small <h
ij compensate him for his suffer»
'
il'Uf.
•S' I*.'
' rctuliiig the lail of it.
TERMS.
i. 'J'lif work slial, eunstituto a cluo
liroimovuitinip ofnbuul tlneu hundmi
img» 1 ?;, to lie humlsoimlj boum].
IS. The price to suhscrihers, will
lie one dollar. t*> non-suhserihers fel 3i..
111. Those who procure twelve
itihsrrihrrs, ami heroine responsible
for the payment, shall have a thir
teenth gratis.
Subscript ion papers to he returned
to William S. Marsh, Hartford, hj
the first day of October next.
(Q^ßubseriptions received nt this
Office.
Hartford. July 4-, 1817.
MIT 1C K.
ALL persons indebted to tne Estates of Joseph
'Israel, dec. or Susanna Israel, dec will malst
payment; and those having legal demands a
,.;amst either of '•aid Estates will apply to
Y\ illiiiin P. Israel, I£xT.
in
■
t,
of
-
No. 8, Chesnut st. Philadelphia
August 30.-—4 1
Newark Aciuleiiiy.
AN exammai on ot the Students in thi*
Academy will »ake place, at New* Aik, on
I'hursday the 18th day of September next
By order
,1 I»*. lJliirk, Spc'ry.
August 30 —--It
Public Sale.
WILL be acid at Public Vendue, on 7th
day, (Su'ur Ja ) the 13th f September»insta. ,
at 2 o'clock, P M. at the Inuw ol Comfort
ood, in Smyrna, Delaware, 'lie follow
ing des cntied land
dretl, Kent County, ad st
• glandsof Presley $;»
bitt, about
1,
Dirk > lie!. Mini
Morns., d, ■uioii.
>.e and J »mes l ii»
îles from Smyrna and « nt
quarter m!e fr m Wm. Wrigfi»** Mill, conta»
•« g ubout one hundred acres cleared land l ï.e» *'
; re on the premises a coinf nable dwelling
h 'u e, kitchen, milk liou e, »an», stable
iage house a pump of go.,d water, an excel
b nt apple and peach orchard
A .so M acres wel 1 timbered wood land, about
miter from the afore»aid • act, situate <r
Appoquiimimink hui dred, New astle C tint).
A further description it, deemed unnecessary, as
it is presumed that any person inclined to pur
chase, will first view the premises, winch . >!•
be shown on application t** the subsetiuer, n
Smyrna» or to the tenant on »he pnnnses P >:>
session will be given on the n s* da> of Mardi
, and an indisputable title made —A rend
ance will be given and terms of sale made
known, at the time and place aforesaid, by
Sarah West.
Smyrna. 9»h mo 3—3t
i.
Public tittle.
.r Cut ii.
BY
county,
to public vale,
tember ncxr, If fa»r,
day thereafter, at Welling«
of John Davis. Esq la*«, ot t he county alortSAtd,
deceased, all the per6 »nal Fvatc f said deceas
ed.* consisting of a large und valuable st u kol
horses carde, sheep and hogs a handsome as
aormieni of household furmtu»*« of he best ai d
most I ash i" n able kind; an excellent Piano Forte,
and an e egant bervict ol plate, cut glas- , Sie . Sec
a ivimb r « f beds, bedsteads and beddin
tains complete, all of the best and most
fashionable kind ; the crop of coin growing a
waggon, carts and ploughs, fanning u ensii;,
kitchen furniture, and other valuable propett)
t jo tedious »o enumerate.
A liberal credit will be given to purchaser-.
Ttv sale will commence a* »0 ck, A. M.oi
said day, and continue from day to day until
all the property is disposed of.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on the day of sale by
Jolm Alrroer, &
Fere ^riue
Adminiftr
Sassafras, Aug 17
N. B There are foin valui'.de Negro men,
\ atcuHionud to cook hr.
eral bt-ysai.d g'r'is, that
a»c sale; Lut .t not sold p«e
vious to the vendue. Wall men b»* soldai publ.c
r Alt*.
»f
F
\ *b
Friday the 12th day of Sep
d if m t, the next fan
the I me residence
Atm.*
.
vi.h
;
o!
t.
his
:
oi
ol
Riddle,
biv.b, dec
nM J nr.
St
rwo fi-.»e young
washing. &c. :
vome
I
c will »ell a*, pr
til life.
JUST opened i.y the subscriber, ut No. Bj,
•gL-n, next door to line !
nt of DRY I
Marsel stree', W :
tor's tavern, a t
GOODS, viz ! —
t
assort
Bent Aiiim line & common rio'h:-.
<■■'.-inures.
Initia, cambric, f domenlie oinsl>os,
ci.ec/:
Jo.
Jo.
iIr.
(to.
ay
llomi'slir plaida and strip's,
i- h ir ii l.giiijihnw.s. ilhiiiliiA,
Cui.coes, T'sttnps. atari; rips,
Rninlmzells, /funnels, tse
The whole » f wi ich, having bi.
present reduced prices, will beao'd wl.olesu.ie oi
retail, very low for cash.
I V.
I laid m at the
David Till urn.
6th mo. 11th, 1817-tL
TO lih SOLI).
M Public. Auction.
At l)a>itl Brinton'b Tavern,
On SatU'day the 13,h inst. a 2 o'clock, J 1 M
That valuable pioper'y,
ol Wilimngron, at the Corner of Mrrket and
Third strte'.s, consisting' of 4 lots, as i. liows, to
wit :
I*.'
ituate in the Borough
3i..
hj
No I. Fronting about .30 feet 4 inches on
Thiid, and r 2\ lect on Market s' reut s» on which
is erected a three storied Br ck Messuage
No. 2 Fui'it'mg 23 feet .'it Market street, and
extending 90 6 et 4 inches buck, on which is
erected two Lame Messusges, with a commo
dious two storied Brick Kit then
No 3. Fronting 17 feet 3 incites on Third
street, and extending 77 feet A inches back, and
No. 4. Fronting 17 feci 3 inches on Third
street and extending 77 feet 4t inches back, on
which is elected a frame stable.
Conditions at Sale, ami any time previous
.•hereto, iht property and plan thereof will be
shewn by
J. P. Fairlamb,
Auctioneer.
Sept. 3—4t
SIierilFs Sales.
RY virtue of a nur it of lev. fa. to tne directsu.
tut it be exposed to public sale, at the house of DaxL
Hr mi on Wilmington, in Christiana Hundred o'
day the 1 3th day of September next, at » (I
stock, P. M all that messuage or dwelling fnrim
and lot or piece of land thereunto belonging, shtau
in the Borough of IVihnmgton, bounded asjbtlow*
■ -by H ;mAd and French stttets, adjoining proper
t, of John ybamts and others, containingfur thou
sand tight hundred and twenty three square Jeet if
uind be the same snore or less.
Seizin and taken in execution as the property of
Wm dungeon ..nil Wife% and to be sold by
Francis Hiniglieif. sheriff
New Castle, August 26, 181 7
R Y vir tic of a writ if vend exponas to
reeled teil l he exposed to public sale, at the house
of John Crow. New Castle. in Net» Castle Hundred ,
on Wednesday the 1 Oth day of September next at 2
o'clock. P .1/ the following described lands and
tenements situate, lying and being in the Hundred
ale bounded by lands of George Peed.
i Roiwunn and others, containing by com
a hundred and forty five acres, be the
same more or less
Seined and taken in execution as the property of
Zenas (Veils, and to be sold by
Francis Haughey, sheriff'.
Ntw Castle August 28.
-
! A'
i
put,itum
it of \
BY vit
ie •j a
til :>e exposed to public safe
if David Armstrong, Christiana Bridge in White
Tuesday the 1 6th day of
I ck, P M the JoUuwino;
tents, to wit : —A "o. 1, a
v. exponas to me
the house
directed.
Clad Creek H m be...
Sep> ein er tuest, at I a (
r wnbed lan:Is anil tern
farm with a brick messuage and nit 'wildings, con
t* :*ing one hundred and f.fty acn-s, m<re or
iwui.dtd bv lands <f Susa nan Patterson, dec and
tin 8 a lot
nth
attaining three acres more
or less, with a frame messuage and out buildings ,
bounded ay lands tf Mary M Mecken and others
as the property if
set/ and tnkn in cuec
Stephen Tavsnsend. and to be sold by
Francis I hiughey, sheriff.
V, tj C'.irt/p, August 3H
me di
rit of vend exponas
reeled, will be exposed to public sale, at the house
of John Crow, in Arui G.sdc, in Ntw Castle
H wired on Monday the 1*1 day if November next,
ot 4 .ft.tvcf r j\£ thé fblfowÿo *•*
i. utioents '<> .vit ■ - Y -me h>
BY virtue </
lards
d lot td'
the Hundred, (ff St Get
bn lauds oj Pttir Lleavn. Dav. i l,on'.
outlining b\ computation twenty acres.
ate l .Yg Cf being
t
and buun
and others
n
Seize ami taken / execution as the property of
Casper Cox, d c. and to besold fry
Francis Ibiughey, sheriff.
Kcw Cast e Am* 'A)
an outer >•/ the Sup
ill be exposed to public sale at the
upper Market H. use. Wilmington in Christiana
Hundred. < n Saturday the loth day of September
inst. at 9 o clock , J M one Coucbee ami harness
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
Lawrence Alson , ana to be sold by
Francis ifuughey, sheriff.
Nt*ij Castle, Sept. 1.
ic Court to
Jii V/Ml
directed.
art Ut « fa writ t>f vend, exponas to me direct
wii, be exposed to public sale, at the house of
i'td irwstronz, Christiana Bridge, in White
un Tuesday the 1 6ih da'' of
text at l o cl. ck, P M the following
ds ana tenements, situate, lying and
being in the Hund tea of Christiana and White Clav
Creek, to
port. Christiana Handled, bcmmlvet by property if
Lewis Stone ami others No. 2, a plantation or
tract of lam!, saunte i:t White Clay Creek Hundred,
bounded by lands of ffohn D.inagh Wm MTntire ,
'James Rra j< rii and others, containing by cumpu
tat inn vie hundred and eighty acres more or less.
■! token in execution as the property of
R\
CayCeei Ho
September
,
No.
tan card, situate in New
i v i' rdsun. and to be sold by
Fi*;u«Hs llutiglicy, sherifl.
rn* Castle Aug 28
Sain
^
!
I B
.tie ..i sundry mu., ol h la. in me iii
■ 'll be exposed > public sale, ai the
t nine of Cl.arles /Vilen. Chr'srivna Bridge, in
o Ft day the 5th day of
r nisi, ot n'cl.ici . P M Horses,
ad H-'Rs, Huuwhold and Kitchen fur
F! ne. Stove, Ploughs, Saw-, Axes,
:»i d.
Ca» le Hundred,
N-.
v.|">
!
a»ui I fcc
Sci/.eil and n
of Juhii Craige.
fkt
en in execution as the property
nd to he s^ld by
Funds Haughey, sheriff.
N « Castle, Sept 1.
BY virtue ot sundry writs ot fi. la. to tin
directed, will be exposed to public -.ale, ar the
it use of Jasper Holmes» in Mill Creek hurt
dred, 'Mi Friday the 12th day of September inst.
at It o'clock, A. M. Horses, Cattle and Hogs,
II .usehold and Kuchen Furniture, Farming
Urenails. &c. &.C.
Seszed att'l taken in execution as the property
of jashn Holmes, and tobe sold by
Frauds Itanghey , sheriff.
New Castle, Sept. 1.
ue of sundry writs of ti. iu. tome di
'tr.ted, will be ' Xposed to public salt, at the
of Isaac Hersey.in Mill Creek hundred,
on Thursday thellihday of September, inst.
at 2 o'clock, P. M- one Co>v, two Hogs, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c &c.
Seiz.d and take*» in execution as the property
of l.saac Horsey, and to besold by
Frauds Haughey, sheriff.
New Cas'le, Sept. 1.
UY
li<>
i!Y virtue ot'avrir of fi. fa. to
directed.
will bt* exposed to public sale, at the house c!
John Hirons Jun. in Christiana hundred, on
VI ndav the 22dday cf September, inst. at 10
o'clock, A M. Horses, Cows, Houscho'd and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensiis, Sleigh,
Ploughs, a quantity of Hay m the Barn, Wheat
in the Sheaf. Uc Uc.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of juhti Hirons, Jun und to be sold by
Francis Hatighey, sheriff.
New Castle, Sept. I
BY virtue of a writ of vend, exponas
to me directed, will lie exposed L< public
sale, at the house of David Biintnn, Wil
li ingtun, in Christiana Hundred, on Sa
lut day the 13th day of Septc' .her, iust.
at 1 o'ulock, 1' M the In),owing two
ry brick dwelling house ami lot of
land, situate, lying and being in the Bo
rough of Wilmington, Christiana Hund
red, and bounded bv property of Michael
Downey, William Chandler, lrunting on
Shipley street, combining bv computa
tion one fourth of an acre of land, be the
same move or less.
Seized and taken in execu.ion as the
property of George Bisher, and to he sold
Francis Haughey, sheriff.
New Castle, Sept l.
BY virtue of a writ of ti. la. to
will be exposed
John Roast, in Mill Creek hundred,
the 18th day of September» inst
H M one Cow,, two Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Uc. Sec
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of John Ross, and to bt sold by
Francis Haughey, sheriff.
New Castle, Sept 1
By virtue of sundry writs of fi. ia to me di
rected, will be exposed to public aale, at the
Sunsville Factory, in Brandywine Hundred, on
Tuesday the 2 id day ct Sept inst at 10 o'clock,,
A M. 8 mule , 1 blowing machine, 15 carding
engines, 3 draw ing frames, 2 roving frames. 3
stretching frames &c also household furniture,
horses, cow, hog, a quantity of hay, &c. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pr per
ty ot George, Isaac, and Thomas Hodgson's*
and to be sold by
Francis h aughey, sheriff.
New Ca r . le, Sept. 1.
,
sto
by
directed,
public sale, at the house uf
Thursday
2 o'c' /ck.
a
,
BY vir'ue of a writ ot vend. ex|i. to
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the house of James Mahuttey. in
Christiana hundred, on Friday the 1 'Jib
day of September, inst. at II o'clock. A.
M. 2 throstles, 1 mule, I drawing frame,
I roving frame, 2 carillng engines and
<a w „..k di Hi-, ' ,/a:kiiig Maine, 2 lampij
bobbin blocks, nn cans, 1 blowing ma
chine, 3 turning lathes, and slides do. 1
fluting eniiine, vices, bellows, &c house
hold furniture, t cows. &c. fcc.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James Mahui»y„and to be
sold by •
Francis FIwughey, sheriff.
New Castle, Sept. 1.
BY virtue ot a writ ol' vend, exp. to
nie directed, will be exposed t.o public
sale, at the bouse of David Armstrong,
Christiana Bridge, in White C lay Creek
Hundred, on Tuesday the 16th day of
Stpten.ber,ir.st at 12 o'clock,noon, the
following described one fifth part ot a
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the hundred of Pencader, and
bounded by lands of Andrew Morton,
Richard Cochran and others, containing
by computation, (in'he whole) one hun
dred and thirty acres, be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
,
property of VVillia- • Stuart, anti to b«
buid by
Friwois Haughey, sheriff.
New C'asîle, Sep'.. 1.
Commissar) General's Office,
Philiuhliilua, Any. u, is< r.
NOTICE.
Written proposals will be received at
the Office of the Commissary General of
Purchases, until the 30th of October en
suing, to furnish for the United Stales*
military service seventy thousand yards
of cotton drilling, and eighty hve thou
sand yards ofcctlon shirting of domestic
manufacture. Samples ol the drilling
and shirting, on which it is intended to
found contracts for those articles, will
be transmitted to any manufactuier who
shall make application for them, by letter
addressed to this office, with such infor
mation as may he requested. A con
tract will not be made with the same ma
nufacturer, or company, for a greater
number of yards than 2o,ou0, of either
shirting or drilling. Bonds with sureties
will be required fc' the due execution of
all contracts : and no shirting or drilling
which shall be declared by die United
Mates' Inspector to be in any respect in
ferior to the sample on which the contract
is founded, will be received at any ptice.
The Drilling is tobe 2 ' and the Shirting
32 inehus wide.
of
the
Cullender Irvine,
Commissary General of Purchases.
i£/*The editovs of papers who publish
the laws of the United states at Boston,
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