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W.KDNKSVJ.VY, SRPTK-MiiBIi 23 -IB.8.
VOL. V.
N4 75.
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a
scriptions und money for the
Delaware Gazette :
Us'cw-Castle—George Pierce, Esq.
Dover — Mr. John Manlove.
Smyrna — Mr. Benjamin Coombe.
George Town, Del. —.Ur. James bin
der son.
Cantwell's Bridge — Mr. David Wil
son, Jan.
Milford — Mr. Peter Robinson.
Mr. George Dinners.
the
in
Mr. Philip Iti'iail/Jig.jana
lltlllulvh. Est! of
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Lewes Town
Laurel —Mr. Kj.hr tint Collins.
Middletown
Klklon.Md.—Tobin s
Otlu-r appointments will speedily
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» ,. j the
P" ot ICC. I
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Was committed to the public jail ofj ;■
iru County, in the Siale «jt Dduw re t j'
auirday the brst d«y ol >u«t «* J'
by James -schee, E q. one of
of the I eact m am. tm sj.d count)
two ne^ro men ami one ] )fc - ro Wt> L na n % L
on suspicion ot havinç; absconded from!
the service of their master <»ne inanj
calls himseSf Oeov-gc S>. mh and says he ; '
... • -, u », . lv , m k'fi.tiiratied
rfu-Tv VI èr,. I.J'Î,- i onvv free
ft?', I' er states that bis name is Aniho- s,
1 .'l** i , tint le vyis set iVrc bv a Mrs*
Ct>rd'*n widow who lived at Mi'es RÜ. V
^ ...H Ilv , t lie J,a" l)L-"n>
ver i errv, :Md, ami that he na ol m
iiree about 8 or 9 years, ai d has ,, ^ c ; ,n
Ihe neighborhood ot uexahoe »«'dgej '
liver since that tune—the winta'.. calls
liwrsi'lt '. 1 a ,, lih a
set tree by Dt.ltam Brvan. ,lf >l uecn |
Ann county, yd —lltereloie. _ j
Notice 1» li'-tvln G Den,
That unless the aforts.ud -nt^rocs artM
tuify claimed by their asters or j
ow.eis. that at the expiration of six.
wt*:s fro tins nay, tliev. or as many oli
not claimed, will be dis
rgeil nom his. her, or their coniine i
it, without fee ot reward, agftt-alilej.
So .ii act ol the General Assembly ofj
this state, in such case made and provi- | c
ded.
be ade.
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on
la
them as
are
cli:
im*
Jbxltoci) Joyce. v lif'i'Ur
An Eltrliim of officers for the Library
company ot Wilmington, " ill tak place J
in the library room on 2cl day the 7Hi ot
& to commence at 2 o'clock at
Ol Kent County, Del.
Dover, Aug. S, 1818.
Library \ of ice.
nex! i
which time the propriety of taking mes
au as to increase thé annual payment and
the law regulating the mode of for
i- sha.e* will he considered and
als
feiti
acted upon; punctual attendance is r
quested.
Samuel Hillis,
Secretary
v?
Wilmington, Aug. 22
■tnt
Nötice.
The employment of an Agent or At
torney is net ucccsaarij in any claim a
aiust the government. It is most gen
erally attended with i xjunce, and some
times will actual less.
Claims will be promptly settled, when
the accounts, and vouchers with which
they are connected, are transmitted to
She preper office.
Money will be transmitted, whenever
a receipt or the sum due, or where the
• unt is not ascertained, a receipt in
ik, shall be orwarded Ho the l'reasu
Department.
tiliury patents, and certificates of
ttiidiary pensions, will be transmitted in
Bite maimer, Whenever the necessary
vouchers are forwarded to the proper
e'fice.
an
Pi
•«y
Jolin Quincy Adams.
YVm. II. Crawford.
J. (!, Calhoun.
B W. Crowninshicld,
Washington City, May 37, 18JS.
Jan« 2—law3(p
TO HD RENTED,
And possession given mi ihe 25th day of
March next.
That large, commodious, and well know i
TaN Hmj.SE
■in
and YARD, with a comfortable dwt-Mim
Linuse, on a three acre lot, til the village
of Middletown, now occupied by Mr. R
.Witherspoon. The buildings are gen*
rally built of Brick, at.d thele is every
convenience that is necessary to such
an establishment. D. Willi* rapoon will
dispose of on advantageous terms, hij
whole stock of
■
j
is
thi-Ésâ
which is undergoing its different pro
suh-|ces,es; Also a quantity ofTirst rate'Spatl
jishOAK 1! v R K. Perhaps there is not
a similar situation ill the state that offers!
the same advantages to the enterprising.Lj
Eor terms, apply to
Philip Kcoding,
Near Middletown, Del.
is
i
Jan. 10—tf
FO H SALlii,
That handsome and highly improved
Farm, MORVhN, late the property of
Captain David Russ, uuc> as-.u, suii .u d
in i t.e county oi' New (fastIt state ol
Delaware, within the dis an ce oi tv,
imiles from Utc tatur town, live miles
i u tlmihgtoii an three of Christi
Arid ,c—< onuiii'ittg ab ui 180 actes
of land, chiefly arable, and ill » high
slate of cultivation some marsh men
r
ovv in herd glass, with the 'tcessury
drains The woodland is thiivin ; ' "ung
hickory and oak. and all well enclosed
I wills thorn fonces. I'Ste buildings 0 n!
j the pjace are a good Brick dwelling j *
I house, u new Brick Barn with stai ling, I
. ,, «(J I .,1 nl'le a ran.' tv I
;■ ' 'j j ^ n,„iUi- V house, wiijdant,
t j'- 1 j vari i s f 4 -»r «h<* v nUrVi a shftrplcourt,
J^îhousee.mvéntent and well filled, a stone!dat
äm()ke house and »firing house, with a .
S)nr ... oi 'cxcciic.it .water,
% L K | a 2 eh bum ice house,'.hat will
1 4U 0 T} 4crc | s on the
' vou uv orchard of the best i
; ' 11 V . ^ h 1
k'fi.tiiratied fruit, a very haimsomt* and well
U^ked gat den. two good pumps, all the
s, ? ok 011 < consisUi.g of horses.
co " a < working oxen, a patrol
V '' U, *S a bull * years old
, " rliWLl1 '»'«ds sheep, 7.Si Mennos:
m „ , )f different Kir».,, .... -
|,, ule „;h of every desert»';,m.
' is ' usu , td that no p»r»on iticliti
^ .,. !u , sc so valu-.bfo an estate, will
''vvisii to en. ay;t*'VVihout lh si vicwinjrtht
| prt '„id. will be shown by up
j ,I,cation at the place ; or, if anv Infor
a!m() | ( | I,e required in Rhiladel
\\ W ul be given b> calhni'on John
j fcsq so. 79,S I'hittl street.
' >8nrc | a (J . Ross, iltlllFX.
oli
with will umicxed, on the piennses.
i Aü K- " ü " l *
c j el j, 0 ;' New Casth C
At a Meeting of the A . i icultui jl So
ny, held at Hit
Couil 1 louse in the town of New Castle
the 3d (lay of this instant,
It was resolved, thaï u piece of silver
plate, win such devise und Impression
thereon as may be deemed proper by the
committee of examiners for the time
no' to exceed ,i20 in value, he a
,, a i ( | C ii io anv metjtbei ol the Society
J n .| |() s i la n a ; il ic stated meeting in No
bet
vember iiexi, p, osent and lxad before
tbe society, th best written essay on the
intrinsic value of as able land.
Resolved, that a piece of silver plate
with such device and impression thereon
y be del med pr per by the corn
mi 1 « ol examiners lor the time being,
not exceeding in value §30, be awarded
i any member of the society who shut,
cxhibi' the requisite proof of having
ru.sid the greatest quantity oi wheal
iron, one acre ol laud, subject lo the
foliation prescribed bv the lHth sec.
ihe by laws at the next August meelirtg
,d the society.
7 }
Resolved, that a piece of silver plate
with such device and impression as may j
be deemed proper by the committee of
examine!s for the lime being,not xcee -
in 20 dollars, be awarded to any me:, ber
o! this sr.cie-v who shali exhibit the re
quisitr proof of having i aised the greatest
quantity ol India.. Coro on one acre of I
land, subject to the donation provided,
by the 18th sec. of bye laws, at tile meet
ing ot the society in February 1819.
The following gentlemen, agreeable to
the 15tlr see oi tltebye laws, were elected
honoary members of ihe society, to wit :
Nicholas Ridgley, George Cummins.
Isaac Davis, Cornelius Pi Comegys,
Henry M. Ridgley, Tfoomas Clayu.n,
William Ii. Weils, Josepn Haslet, Man
aen Hull, Samuel Paynter, Andrew Nau
dain, Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett,
William Warner, William Kennedy,
Jesse Green, Henry M#Reston, William
B. Couper, Benjamin Burton and Presly
Spruance.
John Crow,
Recording Secretary.
Aug. 29, 1818.
i
FOR SALE
?
I
A Valuable Farm ,
* *
Situated in a healthy neiglibor.hoo'i
part in the State ol Dell ware and pan
the Stale ol tiaiyluli.', vh N'e«. Gusip
and (.ecil counties, containing 252 acre
abuu 150 actus of which is exceller
t Ins traut is situated wit hi'
■in
of
■ oodland.
j nine's of l'reiichtown and 2 of Elkto.
is l euwrk. l.lv well watered fioni a nuni
uerxif springs arising thereon, and is un
der good fence. The turnpike road from
St \v Castle to Kren, htoivn. passes thin'
this estate, whereby it may be conveni
ently divided into two farms.
, , ,
l he contemplated Chesapeake Kn< | w
Delaware t. anal is staked, out to l' as N C
otigl; .Inst,no, »Inch, itts presumed:gy
wih enhance the value ol it in the estt-l
The ten
ant house (brick) is i\ good order, am.
the liaru new. The soli is remarkably
well adapted to clover and plaster.
)r
luiition of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about to be brought forward. and
jprohalrt', »hoillv cat riet] into execution,
i The terms will be accommodating and
further particulars may he known by ap
plying io the subscriber.
HOI g ill Jo'-TS.
Wilmington. Del Feb. 25—tf
Un* -, nun of f'itimcery,
*j kF the stale oi Uutawaic
"'('.-orge Town, in and for the
county ol Sussex, of the Summer Term
A. 1)'18 18.
SV. 1!. Wells, Burton Waples,
ill
m
I
vs.
.
&nä nut*, lo wn. : this zätlj day of Ju
Iy, 18 *8, o.. nii;tn.!i ol complainant s so
j * lcU r " 1| ' 1 " n alhdavil made, of the de
I fondai i , ,
I th red by il le chatlCvlfor, that the deten
wiijdant, Josua Burrows, do appear in this
shftrplcourt, and in this cause,on the first Mon
of March next, and file bis answer,
. or the oompamants bill hied in this case
shall bt taken pro ccr k-sso ; aud it is fur
ttier ordered data copv ofth-sorder be
inserted withiu 30 da vs from this date,
i t] tllt * "t Gaztlie and Pei insula
xdveniscr nnbhshed :n the UonuKh o*'
.uiv*. i user. |»"m5uui,u UIC • 1,u, i ' u b'i "•
Wd'tungton ; u. his state, and l«i Uu
L> ton lor the Country,published in un
city ut Philad Lir.hia, and be in each ol
ihuse papers published tor three irontht
«ext alter U» first publication,
i - ... , U te i i Udawnre
Sussex county, town.
1 «>*» thatllie above is a
l. ue copy ot the record to the
abmc suit,
5,1 »es'imony whereof I have
heumnto se my hand and
(s'iAl.) affixed the »eal oi the Court
ot Chancery, utf.enrgctown,
the -Hih day of Ju;i, Anno
D ° JEM U STOCK l EY
. Jl-l.l, SHR.M.t.t,
Register in Chancery.
Joshua
Burrows.
residing out oi 3lie state. it id or.
>
3 m.
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Fhbu 'tlyhiti ér ttallimn c
STEAM BO AT AÜU POST CHAISE
'DAILY
liVW.il Ok iVllMlSu'lON & h LUTON,
Mew arrangement, combining expedition
and convenience.
The KAGI.E, Capt. Campbell.
NEW JERShY, Capt. Wallington,
SUl'EUIOlt, Capt. Milner,
Vesta, Capt Burns
CONNV.CThD, B Y EXCELI.EA T
STAGES AND POST CHAISES
'
Over a good Turnpike Hoad.
One boat will leave the first wharf above
Market street, 1 hi!ad> Iphia, cvetj
o'clock. The passengers will be forward, d wit I»
a,i possible dispatch by way of Wilmington
a d ElKo.'ii, and arrve in Baltimore, early
next morning in time far I lie Southern or West
eru '-tvges
Another Boat will leave Bowley's wharf,
B.dtimote, ev-ry evening at 5 o'clock T.lie
oflpsuiengers Will be forwarded withoul dtlay.
Und arrive in Philadelphia, early nexi morning
in " mt fjrlhe N '"*' Yorl -
} To accoi»m'.oda r e tIioü: uhose business run
jders tin aforesaid hours incoi. enknt, a Steam
v dav at 12
Bouts.
j -'Oat will leave ThilRi'elptna daily, at 7, A. M
and Waning tou al J, T M (except on Mnn
days) tbe Post Ctia
will leave Elston or Wilmington, ill season io
stward
e time
it, Elk*
ir else
-
St,ges, of the line
place them in the line vonthward or e:c
the same day, anti atl'ord so much inor
to meet business or friends at Wilmmgio
I ton, the factories ou the Brandywine, c
w ' llere -
:
two Tost Chaises running daily
Those
Tii ere
each way, and other« aie preparing
persoîib ïir&t entered on u.e Books ot rhe Steam
Boat, will he entitled to a preference in the
f^ost Chaises. For passage, apply to the cap
tain on board, or to
John Bowman
No. 3, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. B. AU baggage to be m the charge and a
the risk of the owners
taken from, or put on board ot the New York
Steam Boars alongside, free of expence.
Aug. 15—tf
Baggage will als*, be
FOR SALE.
The time of a healthy active negrr.
Girl, who has twelve years (o serve.
«Mil is now sixteen
Editor.—jf
apply to th.
Tre as u ry 11 e pa ft f » e it t.
Washington April 10, 1 H 18.
NOT!OF IS HEREBY GIVEN.
. I me
lo the proprietors id the old six s
per cent Stock, that the last payment on
account of the piincipai and interest of
I he said stock, will become due on <lu 1st 1
of October next, ensiling the date her, of
and that the same will be paid on that
'ay, at the I reasury and at the loan of
''cos having such slock standing on their
banks, to the Stockholders or to their
altornies upon the surrender of the ori
ginal certificate of the said stock.
It is further made known for the infor
on
illation of the proprietors of said old s'x
percent stock, residing in foreign p,.rts.
that in order to obviate, as far as prac
ticable any inconvenience which it iglii
result, by reason of loss at sea or other
w ise, it will bt advisuble to retain correct
C opii:s <.f their certificates, authenticated
a jy; a t a ry Public.duly appoini -1.
; H. CRAW I Ml)
Secretary of the i uttry.
May 13, lawtlO.
Department.
W ashingtoii, April, 28, 1818.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
To the proprietors of Stock issued
under the convention with France, oi
Treasury
the 30lh ol April 1803, commonly railed
l.auiniana Stock, titat tint moiety,or half
of the principal «f said stock, will be
redeemed on the 21st of October ncxi
ensuing the date hereof,ami that the same
will be paid to the respective proprie
tors, or to their altornies duly authorized
the day before mentioned, at the
Treasury in W ashington, or at such
Lo.ni Office, cm the hooks wliercoi any
poition of said Stock may then stand.
Inform itioti is lurther given, that the
iniei est due at the time of redemption,
un such part of said Stock is held
Europe, will he paid as heretofore in
London and Amsterdam; and that the in*
tei'est on such part of said lock as has
been domesticated, will i>e paid at the
same time with the principal, cither at
the Treasury or at the Loan Offices, as
before mentioned. And it is also hereby
made known, thaï interest on the moiety
,.r lull'of said Louisiana Stock, intend«
to be redeemed as aforesaid, will cease
and ;h termina alter the 21st day
October, 181 g.
on
ini
i
M. H. CHAW FORD.
Vecreiuru of Ihe Treasury.
'■ '«O.
By il'E 1'reiridcnt of the l
States.
Whkheas, by an Act of Congress,
passed on tlit 3d of .March, 1817, enti
tled •' An art to authorise the appoint
ment of a Surveyor tortile lands in the
northern part of the Mississippi territory,
and the sale of cti'iain lands therein de
scribed,'' the President of the U. Mates
is authorised to select certain lauds, lor
scites for towns, and cause the said lends
io In laid off into town lots, and the said
iots to be offered for Sale
Therefore, !, Jajii s Mom it ou, Presi
cent of the United States, do here 1 y de
clare and mane known, that public sales
for tilt disposal of the lots in the town of
Marathon, (heretofore called Milton's
Bluffi on the south bank of the river Ten
nessee. (near the head of the Muscle
Shoals.) in Alabama Territory, on the
second .Monday in October uexa
The stiles shall continue open for one
week, and longer if necessary, and the
lots shall be offered for sale in regular
numerical order, beginning with the
lowest number.
Given tinier my hand, at the City of
Washington, this 26th day of May
1818.
h
»lie
Hat
.v.
JAMES MONROE.
By the Rresidunt.
JOSlAil MEIGS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
awtO
May 30
A Map of the Huntsville District is
engraved and a Plan of the town ol
Murathan will be engraved as spttdlv a-,
practicable, and will lie sold at Huntsville;
and at the General Land Office, by
JOHN GARDINE V,
Chief Chit.
Printers of the laws who insult this
not.ee, shall have copies of the Mip and
Plan.
WOOL CARDING.
THE subscribers induced by the par
ticulai and reiterated request of thur
friends, ufftr to card Wool upon reason
able terms, and in the most workman
like manner.
t.
W Young, Sou t o.
Del. W'oolen Manufactory,
Aug Till, 1818—2m
N. B. Wool taken at a fair price in
exchange for goods of their manufaciur
tng.
Bills of every description
neatly executed at tins Office,
Sheriff's ''ale.
By virtue of sundry writs o (i la to
I me directed, will be exposed') public
s .,lcat llie house of James M.liaffy in
Christiana hundred, on Iridty .lie
18th
dayol Sept. inst. at ten o'cocs. A M.
household and kitchen tunuu.e. black
smith tools. &c.
Seized and iahen
as tic property of
James and Thomas Mehafy, and to be
sold by
F ranch; Haughty, Sheriff.
Mew Castle,"Sept 3.1818.
Newark Acide in
A semi annual examinant)
students in this Acadcnn ,
on Shursday the I7t inst.
By order.
ol tl«
will tike place.
J. h. tiJuek, S-e'y.
Sept. 5 — 4t
smwpa®®.
AU persons who are in.hiited h- tint)
Estate of W itliam Erst, me, latent '.his
Borough, Blacksmith, deceased, either on
note or book account, are entnestlt ie
quented to discliar .e tile same without
delay; at d those having claims ale also
requested to present the same duly au
thenticated for settlement.
John Klemin
■r
-A 5
acting Executor.
Wilmingt"". '"r, G. - 2m
Ea .
Tlie Trustees of the Poor of NcW
Castle County, are requested o mee' ,.t
the Poor house, on Thursday the first
day of October next, at ten o'cl ck. r j
who hav- accounih. Stc. may present
iliem for selileineiit.
ise
tt Sutton, Sc c'y.
•7 ■' *
Sept. 12.—5t.
Null ce.
Tl.nl (lie owueia id t ; • St. Cii'orgca
Mitrslies will apply to the next hyis
iatutT for nltefatioiis A -une.
if the laws lierotofure passed, lot
mhurkiiig die .- oi M.irvii* s.
J.thn Hcnnett,
i
-S i»t('inbcr 1*2.— at.
Tweiity Dollars lictvartl.
VV;u
on the 3 l
near l'a cl, 1
August last. ;
i ha
Canin
Mi
'•Si
of
of
;...,u tv. M.ir,v
1, A iHN.pi lue. mart, a,
md or.weei 14 »,«; is
hei foie bead. a.
cn
.-iglrt and nine years ,ld,
h u rls high with a blaze i:
sup*II white spot on th.- ritpit side ot her
»lie ha--- a latgv bushy i
Hat footed The aim
.v. .1 all roa-4-iitiUe charges |.::id ii *be is bn o. in
home ant't« enty doliais m re if the tiii Ï is
brought to jus-ice
limp.
in and tail .;;,d is
lit ward
very
hs g,et-n.
James Sorden, Jr.
September I G 3t
CtWaTJWTLr
FOR SASÆ.
JH ,Xa 24 High-me et.
Near the Hav Scales,
FLY Is II 1) LA ill FU,
Ofali descriptions, Spanish hides, sob;.
leather, oil, Tunnels' and Curriers 5
tools, &e. Also, 200 dozen tirst quality
sheep skins.
James R. Squibb,
Sept. 12_3m.
MASONIC NO VIVE.
To all to whom it may concern-*,
know ye lli.it Ji siali Hamilton for gi - ss
un in. .solde conduct has bun
. ii y ex
pelled all the rights and benefi's of freer
A1 sonry.
Editors throughout the United States
friendly to Masonry, will oblige by gii mg
the above one or two insertions.
By order of the Worshipful Mastefe
of Hiram Lodge N-j. Ç.
K W, liucktuiin hec'y.
Sept. 16, 1813-4t
is
ol
a-,
and
HSTaSiSo
All persons Waving cla.nu* against tic estate
of David Owens, deceased, luit of r>us. c :tx cc
ty, are hereby notified that^unless they pre en*
•item for settlement before the 20th day of Ü*»
ober next, they wit. be for ever barred any uen
efit of said estate as the • ub: fibers intend then
ma*e a final settlement thereof» and to pa£*
their distributive ccouats.
urn-»
t.
James Owens, and
David Pet inn welt,
Surviving lixecutora.
in
Sep. 16, 1818
3t.
CARDS,
BAND ,Ui> POisT IllhLS.
Hate cute d at this (Jjficei