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ire ivuthorisefl to receive stib
icriptions and money for the
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New- Castle— George tierce, Esq.
Dorter — Mr. John '[unlove.
Smyrna — Mr. Benjamin CeomJbt.
George Town, Dcl.—Jft» James Jln
denim.
Cantwell's Bridge
ton 9 Jan.
Was committed to the public jail of|
Kent County.in the ■state < t i M U re.
Saturday the first day ol August, tnst.
Uy James lichee, Esq. one of the Justices
J . h e Peace in atä lor said
Mr. David '.VU
Mr. Peter Robinson.
Lewes Town — ÎHr. George Bowers.
Laurel —Mr. Kphmim Collins.
Middletown—Mr. Philip Reading.
Elkton,Md.—Tobias RuJulph. ¥.s<]
Ollier appointments will sprrili'y
be made.
x.i J.
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Notice.
on
two negro men and ont: ne rn wonum.
bvc-mdtd from
on suspicion of huvin,
ill. service ofth-ir uirtster— e man
calls himself G -orge S.i-i'li .-.oil sms he
served his time with J -
' county, M I. un-.l f hat is now ii
the other stales that his name is Autho-
l-uth, tha» lie as set flee by a Mrs
ert
t s : ixott.
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G rçl'JO, widow, Wim lived at .vli
Vi r Kerry» jikI that he bus
free about 8 or 9
the iieighborho-j:! of
ever since that ii
as d !i«*.b iiveu u,
! UCKahoe l.l 'd;
, e —the IV -mail
d suvs slu-
■ HU,
hi r-elf Pc '.'g'-
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>,rym,
V illitnii
..ti - - therefore.
van, of Queen!
sc im: by
Anti county.
jSoiice is ii 'reifi
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Given,
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unless the aforesaid m grues art
lawfully claimed by their
owners, that at ike txui
■wt- .ksfro tins tiiiv, they, ov as many ol
them as are not claimed,
charged from hi • her, or their conBtie
■ able
ilv of
Th
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r.asters
lion of six
ill be >lis
wv-nt, vi. -Ut lee or reward, agr
ot '.he (ieuer.il Ass i
i': siicli case ina-le and provi
to •
thi? -tuf
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Kt.odt Joyci*,
()! Kent County, Del.
Dover, Aug. S, 1818.
I/l'>rai'Y Aotico.
An F.hx'ion of o tic is t-.r 'he Library
■ t«-n, « il'l take place
in 2d day the 7iii cf
at 2 o'clock at
«onipanv ot NYiuni
in the librarv*i-..'vv
ntx* m«> to to- -oe, n e
which time the pt j.M-iety of taking mea
•s'o increase ilit at.nual payment and
su
ni,- the law reguinth.g'he ra.nU of for
fei'.ing v
will be coiv*if|cred and
i n non» punc'ual atteucJance is r< *
VC-i.
fiucs; td.
Samut '1 lliliis.
-e> retary
•Wilmington, An,, 22
-im
JNutkce.
The employment ot an Agent or At
t.orrey is not me s-.iry in any claim a
gamst the government. It is moat ^en
ly auended null cx/ience, and some
limes wiib ar'unt /"S*.
. lainis yvillbt promptly set'.lcd, when
1 vouchers with which
era
tlie accounts, a
they are connected, are transmitted to
the preper office.
Money wilt oe transmitted, w tent-vet
a receipt lor the sum due, nr where the
a[tt-Mi n l is not ascei taineel, a receipt in
biank, sinill he orwarded to tlie Treasu
xy Department.
Military patents, and certificates of
Military pensions, will be transmitted in
like manner, whenever the necessary
vouchers are forwarded lo the proper
•Bice.
Joliii Quincy Attains.
AV m. H. Crawford.
J. 0 . Calhoun,
lî. W. Crowninshield.'
Waehington City , May 27, 1818.
Î *ûc !^— I aw Soi
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TO BU RENTE»,
And possession given on the 25th day of
March next,
That large, commodious, and well known
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: aN bouse
anti YARD, with a comfortable dwellin
'„use, on a three acre lot, tri the village
of 'iddletotvn, now occupied by Mr. '>
itherspoon. '1 he buildings are gen»
rally built of Brick, and there is ever,
e'ttvenieiice that is necessary to such
an establishment. 1) Witherspoon will
dispose of on advantageous terms, his
whole si oca of
which is undergoing its different pro
cesses; Alsou quantity >1 hist rat<- Span
ish OAK IIAUK. Perhaps there is n >t
a sitnilai silualionin the state that offer
tlie same advantages to the enterprising.
For terms, apply to e
Philip Pt ailing,
Near Middletown. Del.
Jan. lo—tf
KOS-i 8 A Lit
That handsome and highly improved
lunn* MOUV liNj late tae progeny of
Captmn David Ross, c'uceasutU hiiuai u
ini, c County m Ntw Cus»Uc. stale ol
Delaware, within the distance o! two
mins from the .at- r town, five miles
from Wilmington an.! three of Uirmi
ana Hrid 't—('oiv ■iuinir about lSu acres
ana v oniummiç aooiu luu aut s
oi land, chiefly arable, and in j ht^h
state ot cultivation Some marsh mea
.ow in herd grass, «-tilt the «eccssary
drains Hit woodland is tlmving young
hickory and oak, and all well enclosed!
with thorn fences Ihe tmildinus on
wnn morn itnces. i ne imutimgs un
tlif* ht'ifi* art* a tziifid Itrick •Iwellmi*'
tnt place are a „ooo ishlk ,
house, a tiew Buck Barn w'lth stabling,|
i,!, '| ^all» Tor 50 head ol cattle, a ranaryj•
f ^ ft^' a '
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"t.use c mvt-uiem a>,d wed ink... a s, M
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utvei um.ig \ •• o. i.xt.uicm waiçi,
•ittfl 'A t'h*ît '1 >• I if*h* li li'iilt \\ i J t
otKi a iicdt aeti ■) ..u tee i. ubt, tuat ui.*
■ Oliutn 4.1 Wrt..... l.-a.is 1 beie is oil the
lace hot volt, g mclijtd ol the best.
•*i ulted fruit a very 'minds- jr.e and well
stocked gauL tw. « g inti 'Ur.sp», at! tits
stock on \h f.trm. cmisisling ol horses,
mild, c s. » orktag oxen, a pair d
sc ---.sers a line bull 4 vears old
r-8 Merinos ;
•s. poultry of diti'ereut kinds unci
oing uteti*ilt. nf every description.
i i*, piubu-* t*d Ihai no iH*r«o*i incliu
d to purchase so valVde'an estate, will
visu to engage withou. 6ft>, viewing ti e
.ich will be shown by ap
r if h MV inlot
skuiiId i*t* required in Bhiladel
hi.., it will lie given ijv culling on John
-eamy. Esq No. 79, S'. Tlmd street,
, I • f I r>,, , , „
M.iruit G. Koks, .iuiii
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with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug. 26—tf
At a Meeting of the Agricultural So
cietv of New stli County, held at the
Court House in the town ot New Castle
the 3d day of this instant,
resolved, that a piece of silver
plate with such devise and impression
thereon as may be deemed proper by the
committee of examiners for tlie time
being, not tu exceed 420 in value, be a
Warded to any member of tlie bocielv
who shall at the slated mre-mg in No
iember next, present anil read before
the society, th. best written essay un the
intrinsic value of arable land.
Resolved, that a piece of silver plate
a itii such device and impression thereon
. s may be fit*- mud pr per by liie com
miitee ol examiners lut* tlie time beiiij»,
Gut exceedil'g its vainc bi* awartied
; . any inembet litt* Kociety who s lia H
. xbit.it the requisite proof of having
: a» st (I ihe ifi fua tSv. quantity ol wheal
*:'OiU one acte oi iantfi subject to
''ouation prescribed ()> the 18th sec. of
ciiebv laws, al the next August meeting
t S r c j u tv
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Resolved, that a piece of silver plate
with such device and impression as may
Ik d emed proper by the :ommit o< ofjB
examiners lor the tune being,nut xcee
in ; 2(> dollars, be awarded to any roe rber!
of this sneie'y wh* shall exhibit tlie
quisin- proof ol having i aised tilt greatest ;
quantity ot Indian Corn on one sere
laud, suliject to the donation provided,
by the 18t|i sec. of bye laws, at ihe meet
ing of the fbriety in February 1819.
T he following gentlemen, ag- et able to
tlm 15th sec ot the live laws, were elected
honoary members of the society, to wit :
Nicholas Ridgley, George Cummins.
Isaac Davis, Cornelius P. Coinegys,
Hgpry M. Ridgley. Thomas Clayton,
William H. Weils, Josepi, Haslet, Man
aen Bull, Samuel Payntrr, Andrew Nau
dain. Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett,
William Warner, William Kennedy,
Jesse Green, Henry Molleston, William
B. Couper, Benjamin Burton and Presly
Npruance.
John Crow,
Recording Secretary.
Aug. 29, 1318.
FOLi SALE,
A Valuable Farnh
Situated in a healthy weipnborhood.
part in the State of Delaware and part
in the State ol Maryland, in New Cash,
and Cecil counties, containing 252 acre
.bout 150 acres of which -s excel!,
oodand. 1. his tract is situated.with,
a miles of Frencntown and 2 of Elkto,
• s remarkably well watered fromunun
oi springs arising tlrttreon, and is un
,-U r good fence. 1 he utnptke road fron.
w < asile to I' reDchtown, passes thro
-ms «tat, «hereby it may be con-em
entlj, divine, Untotwo tamis. 1 he ten
.* it house (buck) is in good order, ano
the barn new. ihn soil is remarkably-^.
Well adapici to clover and plasty |
1 he contemplated Chesapeake and
Delaware i anal is staked out to pass|
through this farm, which, it is presumed:
will enhance the value of it in the esti
Der
rmition of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about to be brought forward, and
probably, shortly carried tut- execution.
I'ite terms will be accommodating, and
fur her particulars may be known by ap
plying to the subscriber.
JoïlCS.
Wilmington, Dtl lAli. 25—U
— - - - '
| rt t lie t oUll Ol i ïiailtHM»
- . mate ol Duhiwaie h »id in
( If. 1 ° ^ ^ J o "
* ov l'\ ,n ar 0
county ot Sussex, ol the Summer i erm
V
■ • v'/ w 1. . WanU < T
V\ . h. W tlla, lJurton Wapks.Y
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josinu .tu. rows. )
And m.w, to wii : this 2a h day of Ju
lIy. 1818, on inct...!, ol complainant s so
f
lit It 'l • on dliii.iAL !i)t>d< ot »lit. oe*
«• . f • . ult ,.<• ,i lk io r.,
' 1 . ' . '
j,.,3 Ui ,' ij U tcows, ' dô appear in this
. 1:iy of March next, ami file his answer,
> Ifilt til-c in i.is --a
^ e^Äp" ïmfclïï , «d i.tal^
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t t -1C* t nffil,! tl. llUlld CO|>. Ol UllbOli.C! I *■
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(v.ini're ntihli-heii n ti"
*" ion tor the (.(.imtrt, pnbl.shed in t i
city of Bluladel^his, and he m each ol
tli"*e papers puulisltctl for three months
nt xt af !tr its first publication.
'lie state of Delaware,7
Sussex county, to w is. i
^ thultne ob°vc i* <\
^ true ropy of the record in the
ahovt smt.
tf:S nrn*.iy whcrec. I haw
hereunto ae my hand and
'(seai.) affixed the seal of the Court
ot Cliancery, at (.eorgetoWt--
the 28th day of July, Anno
IDomini 1318.
Jl-;iiu STOCKLEY,
Register in Chancery.
I
Aug 5
lo
lots
O i ri y „ ï 1.1
Î.J 1 ijJ.i*'* *'2,
BrirAVOF tVlLMWo TON U S.LK'ION j for
VhUadtlphia t'i Hallm»vc
8TBAM BOAT AND POST CfiAISL
Qne hm wU1 leave ti
Market strter, \ hi'acktphia, every day at 12
o'clock. The passengers will be to» warded wirh
all possible dispatch by way of VViimingron
a,,(l ßlkton» and. arrive in Baltimore, early
" E '" °"
A-»other Boar t will leave Bowley's whnrf,
tli(dn3ultimore t evtry |evening at 5 o'clock. The
passengers will b|e forwaided without delav.
andanivein Phiii.delphia, early next mortiii g
in time for the M«ew York Steam Boats.
To accommoda th those whose business ren
ders the aforesaid l' ours inconvenient, a Steam
will leave l'hj»iadelphiadaily, at 7, A. M.
Wilmington ut 2, V. M (except on Mon
Post Cwv -ses or St vges, ot the-li;:*
New arrangement, combining expedition
andifconvemcnce.
The EAGLE, Capt. Campbell,
• NEW jliKhILY, Capt. WEllington,
SURER IOU. Capt. Milner,
Veata, Capt; Burns,
coxjvjsCTMD, is r excellea t
STAGES AND POST CHAISES,
Over a good Turnpike Road.
first wliarf above
'-r*.7, s ? the . ..
>llace , llem ; n ,p„ (i , e
re-jfhesume day, aiidlaO
to meet business oi fi iendsat Witmingtcu, Elk
ot;ton. the factories extthe Brandywine, or else
where,
*or
Wi'.miuglon,
Reason io
southward or east war» C
ord so niucîi nie ,»; ; ilTi-.*
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two 1'oVt Chaises tunning daily
each way, and others: ate prep,'ring. Those
persons first entered oi^ -l-e Books ui die,Steam
Boat, vVdl he entitled to a prefcience in die
Rost Chaises. For pa'jssage, apply to the cap
tain on board, or to i
Th.
Jolnii Bowman,
No. 3, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. B. Ail bagguge to t\e m the charge and at
Baigg^gt will als** be
the risk of the
taken from, or put on bot rd of the New York
Steam Boats alongside, trt " of expence.
Aug. 15—tf ,
ners
FOR SALE.
healllim
The lime of a
active negro
Girl, who has twelve peurs to sene,
and is now sixteen
Editor.—
Mtjqdy to' the
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s' J treasury Department.
I Washington April 10, 1818.
N< !)T!CF IS HEREBY GIVEN.
To the proprietors of the old six
■ent Stock, that ihe last payment on'note
tint of the principal and interest of
aid stock, will become due on the 1st
:tober next, ensuing the date hereof,
<nd |b „ h same wju be , d on that
at ,| )e Treasury alld / lhe loan 0 f.
,., CM , lBvi auch s ' ock BtandhlRon th eir
t, anl ;S( t0 lhe Stockholders or to their
atU) , rjes on t| , e 3urmldcr of the ori .
; m ,, „^ificate of the said stock.
,. is furtbe , „, ar , e known for Ule infor .
ma , ion . of U ,e proprietors of said old sis
cent stock residing m foreign parts,
tha , in onJer t() obviil | e , as far as prac
i„ cmm -nience which might
,. es , , 1(> , reasw , of , os8 at sea nr othcr .
)Wisi J it «ill headvisable to retain Correct
per
acco
the t
[,f(h
cop lies of their certificates, authenticated
by i|i Notary Public,duly appointed
W..1. H. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of the Treasury.
! May 13, lawtlO,
f Treasury Depai'tmenf,
V\ ashington, April, 28, 1818.
Nf O 1 ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
| 'To the proprietors ot Stec.K issued
unit! -a •thifr convention with I ranee, ol
} 36th ti April .ÏS03. corumouJy caiUd
dhiana ÄVöf^^fbut one nioitiv,or half
cf . he principal of said slock,' will be
red termed on the 21st of October next
• e ? n \ t . . * .
t*m umg the dale hereof.ahdthat the same
wil;l be paid lo the respective proprie
lo , i, ov to thtirailorniesdulv authorized
on the tlav before meutioned, at the
Tri-ecstin in Uashincton, or at such
1 qj- . n lb iks whereof any
1,1 wtH . 1 ' nn U,L " ,,ka ? y
p;;!JMion ol sam Stock may then stand,
lie • .. ■ , .
i IntornK.uon is luriher given, that (he
is . tcest due at the time oi redemption,
''' 1 Mlch P" rt oi ' sai(l S; o (k is hHti m
« P»,«> " '•mUjfh.e In
L \ Mldo " aml
1 i rcsro " such p-.f. ot said Hock as has
*4«' will he paid at the
y; \ri f time wuli the principal, uthur ai
, • j , .
ifi.v i rtasurv oral the Loan vXficts, :S
bel 1 , ore mentioned. And it is also her-, by.
niable known, that interest on the moiety
nr : half of said Louisiana Slock, intended
m 1 e redeemed as aforesaid, will r«a»e
deten-dn« after the 21st dav ol
; /c; ' »jir, lais.*
\ ' y j, jj CRA'VJ.'OHI)
a,,,., f«,.,. of Ihr'Trrmmrn
Mb'* ùllw'io/
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!tl.e I'residt'tit of the U
Slates.
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Whi r*Br. a%, by an Act of Congress,
passed-\m the 2d of March, 1817, etiti
lied " -n act to authorise the appoint
ment ol ia Surveyor lor the lands in the
northfiTilp.iii afthe Mississippi teriitory,
and the s yk- of certain lands therein de
scribed," -tl.e President of the U States
is avilhnri-yed to select certain lands, tor
scites for ttVv. ns, at.d cause the said lands
lo be laid ( VF mto town lots, and the said
lots to be ot\fi red for sale
Therefore,\ 1, James Monhok, Presi
cent of the Id ni ted Slates, do hereby de
ctare and maKtv kr.o vu, that public sales
for the disposal' of life lots in the town of
Marathon, (herein,ore called Milton's
Bluff) on the soullh lj>enkef the river Ten
nessee. (near tlie luead of the iusclc
ShoulsJ in ALtwa.a Territory, on the
second Monday iil|l)ctoher tiext
The sales slii.ll continue open for one
week, and long er if necessary, ami the
lots shall be i-IFef ed for sale in regular
numerical order, beginning with the
lowest number.
Given under.' my hand, at the City of
Washington, tiiis 26tti day of May
1813.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President.
JOSfA'I MEIGS,
Com;.nissioner General Land Office.
May Lo—iawtO
A Map of the Huntsvilfe District is
en.gjaved and a Plan of the town of
Mia rat ban will be engraved as speedly as
hiracticable, and will he sold at Huntsville;
/and at the General Land Office, by
JOHN GARDINE Y,
Chief ClcrA
Printers of the laws who insert this
not.ee, shall have copies of the Map and
Plan.
WOOL CARDING.
THE subscribers induceo by the par
ticular and reiterated requast of their
friends, offer to card Wool upon reason
able terms, and in the most workman
like manner.
W Young, Son Co.
Del. Woolen Manufactory, •
Aug 7th, 1818 —Tin
N. B. Wool taken at a fair price in
exchange for goods of their manufactur
ing.
Bills of every description
neatly ox««ut «4 at this Office.
All persons who are it,c ehted to the
Estate of William Krskijjc, hut oi this
Bomng'n,-Btt'tksmi'indeectfso , 00
on'note or book account, are earnestly re
quested to discharge the same without
delay ; and those having claims are alqo
reqpested to present the same duly au
thenticated for settlement. -
John Fleming',
acting Executor,
Wilmington, Aug. 8.—2m
NOTICE.
The r f rus,tes the Poor of Ne#
Castle County, are requested to n.ee' at;
the Poor house, on Thursday the first
day of October next, at ten o'clock. Tho'sa
who have accounts, tic. may present
theni for settlement.
J.oun Sutton, Sec'y.
Sept. 12.—5t.
Levy Court.
A medina- of the Cojfimiseioners of
the Lew Court of New Castle Cnui.'y,"
will be held at the Court House in the.
town of New C stl.e, on Tuesday the 29th,
of September, Inst at whph t> ,u.. hhJ
pLce ihe several assrssora i:t said County
for the present year will attend to receiv«
their instructions.
Joseph Roberts,
Clerk of the .Peace,
New Castle, Sept. 19, ;8l8—3t
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Wassto en on the Jlst Avgust last, at ti>»
Carl is»
Camp Meeting, near Punch iiali i
iul, A hri/.ht bay mar;.', bevv.
inc years hi
» mwn with -a b|;.
»tv. Mar
mi
and
v.-ei Hait.* 4ÿ
1 ♦ --e !.ci?d. a
ot be. rump,
-auf, .1 s_ v .-,y
c-
n },
11 wn
tiit
• pot on
■'IK- ! »ush
The ?
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ri.i* f"
I)"vl IÏ wa:d
•il be. g.ven.
all '.
:li
ges • it n
•* ••Ufaltfc,
re if » hi. th-if iif
) debars
ju.'.;
°b'
Jurnes Sordeii, Jr.
'■-tplember lfi 3t
COXiiTJ.YTLi
FOlt SAL.-,,
Jit JS n o 24 High-si eet.
Near tlie Hay Scales,
FIjYJ S11 /• If L hA j! I R,
Of ail descriptions, ipaiiish bides. si,$B
, Tanners' and Curriert?
Also, 200 dozen first qualirjf
F 3
leather.
oil
tools. See.
sheep skinB.
Jantes R. Pquibb*
Sept. 12.—3m.
Bridge Slock.
A few shares for sale.
Enquire ot
Edwurd Gilpiih
Sept. 19—tf.
ars lie ward.
ö \
Ranoway frum the subscriber un his
night of the 14th inst. an apprentice to
I i - *-li ti ' f * i. É Miß BUSt ' '
named Thomas Read, about J fet t 7 nr 8
inches'high, 17 years of age ; had on
when he went away s Superfine Blue
Cloth Coatee, a white vest with red
stripes; and a pair of Nankein pantalets
and black hat—.took with him two
of tripetl in-wMfs.
up said boy and secures him so that I cap
get him again, shall reut iv
reward and all reasonable charges pai
>
pair
ev r 'rkw
Wt
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by
James Ha >M't..n
near Wilmington.
N. R- Ail persons are f'.rtnd iiarh -rir
If taken out
said hoy ut their peril,
the state, ! will give ten.
Sept. 19—3t.
Proclamation.
In the name of the slüîe of Delà
Notice is hereby Given to ihe ehe
of New Castle County, that a general,
lection nil! be hehl in the seVtral el. cl:
Districts of the sain County on Til-si.
the 6th day of October next between
hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon r
5 o'clock in the afternoon, to vote
persons to fill the following Offices P (
nr Trusts, under the constitution of
said state, to wit : Two persons a< Rep :
sentatives in the Congress of tne L ui
States.—And one ptrso as Senator,
seven persons as Représentai ives in
legislature of the sakl state.—Two
sons for the office of Sheriff, and
persons for the office of Coroner for
said county.—And four good and i- .
s aniiai freeholders, as con missionei !..
the Levy Coourt and court of Appeal f .
;-(.<.said County lo wit : one residin i
»; hundred of \\ hite Clay Creek,- :
■ i Pencader hundred,—one in Red i
hundred, and one in St. George hun \
Francis Haughty) tSh
Sept 15, 1813 —M
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