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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
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VOL. I.]
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY,
) ;r)3
1 J
14, f 809. j
[MO. 29
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, a few doors above the R«nk of
Delaware.
of
of
ou
CONDITIONS.
I. The Delawahe Gazette shall be published
every Wednesday and Saturday, on a large folio
sheet.
XI. The price shall be roim dollars per annum,
exclusive of postage, payable half-yearly in advance.
XIX. No subscription will be received fora shorter
period than one year.
IV. Subscribers shall have the rigt* of discontinuing
year from the
their subscription at the end of
time of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due. and giving notice of their intention.
Y, Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines,
be inserted four times for one dollar, and for every
subsequent insertion twenty cents— longe
the same proportion i but
will Be made in favor of those who advertise by the
vill
ones in
reasonable discount
year, half-year, or quarter.
VI. All articles of a personal or private nature
be charged as advertisements, and must be paid
for before insertion.
yn. Advertisements, notices, &c. of dll religious
and charitable institutions, within the state of De
laware, shall be conspicuously inserted gratis.
(£j- The postage must he paid
communications addressed to the Editor, through the
medium of the Post-Office, or they will not be re
ocived.
rill
all letters and
To the Public .
IIF. subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he has
purchased the whole stock and trade late
of the firm of John £s? Wm. Patterson , sad
dlers, and removed to the west side of
Market street a few doors below Third
here he continues to carry on the
T
street, w
above mentioned business in all it various
branches, and has constantly for sale a large
and elegant asst, rtment of articles in his line,
with he will dipose of on the most reason
able t nus.
William Patterson.
(JJ Wanted, as apprentices to
the abo». business, one or two acut e boys,
of from 14. to 10 years of age.
up 22 3 in
John Dixon
AVING succeeded Warners 2? Tor
bert in the grocery business, at the
lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf ; oilers for sale on the most
moderate terms,lor cash or the usual credit,
A General Assortment oj Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
ness, to merit a share of the public patron
age.
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Capt.
Milner, with good accommodations for
"passengers, will ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-all freight sent by
Said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1809.
A VALUABLE
Tract of Land for sale,
At Private Sale.
H
stores
HE subscriber oilers for sale the tract
of Land on which he at present re
sides, situate'ui Mill-Creek hundred in the
of New-Castle and state of Delà
T
county
ware, containing two hundred and fifty
less, with a comfortable
acres more or
dwelling house and kitchen, a cellar, barn,
and a good stone spring-house thereon
erected, a young apple orchard, and a vari
ety of other fruit trees of the best quality ;
it is well watered by a number oi excellent
springs ; on said tract there is near twenty
ol good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, a large propor
tion of woodland—and the residue good
arable land capable of improvement to a
high state of cultivation, being within one
mile of limestone where it can be had on
reasonable terms eight miles from Wil
mington and six from New-Port on Ihe
main road leading from thence to Lanças
ter. As it is presumed any person inclining
to purchase will view the premises, it is
thought unnecessary to give a further de
scription—it will bear a division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to
gether or in parts as may best suit the pur
chaser* If it is not sold at private sale on
or before the 28th day of September next,
it will be sold at public sale on the premises
on said day, and a liberal credit given for
a considerable part of the purchase money,
at which time attendance will be given and
the terms made known, by
JAMES OCHELTREE.
Wilmington, June 24, 1809.
acres
Patent Washing Machines.
T
HE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
of making and vending Patent Washing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in New-Castle county, a number of
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap
proved of, as they save a great part of the lubnur
of washing in the usual way, and arc less injmi
ou 8 to clothes. He will continue to make and
have a supply of them on hand, wdiich he w ;| l
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
son a right to make and use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEBT.
Wilmington, Jan. 21,1809.
tf
To Brewers.
jpo be rented, and possession given the
first of tenth mo. (October) next, a
large and convenient Brewery, with every
necessary apparatus in complété order, sit
uate in the borough of Wilmington. This
Brewery is well supplied with good water,
and convenient to a good barley country.
As it is presumed that any person inclini
to rent would first desire to view the pre
mises, a further description is deemed tm
The terms will he reasonable :
necessary.
for particulars apply ott the premises, or to
the subscriber at Abbotts and Shcward's
brewery, Philadelphia.
Caleb ShewarcL
tf
7th mo. 19th, 1809.
A quantity of good malt and casks
may be bad of the present tenants.—t-A lot
of marsh, about two acres and a half, to let,
with or wiihout the Brewery.
DR. DuDDRIIK tKN
PISE AND PROGRESS
Of Religion in the Soul.
M R. ROBERT PORTER, of tins to.vn,
has issueil proposals for publishing the
above excellent Book, by suhscrip ion, .-a good
paper, anil with a plain common sized type, at
the very low price of tills cents.
Perhaps, next to tue Bible, i
book extant for private and family use. so one
is better calculated to awaken, convince and
convert sinners, and to conduct them in .i.r .
straight and narrow' path to Heaven ; a- ..'ouh'- ;
less the experience of many can witness ...>'0 c.ne J
is more hn'bly esteemed by pious people of :.ll
denominations, as is abunda'.'ly evident from
the numerous.editions itbas passed through both
in this country anti Europe.
As the proposed price is only half the sum it
is now selling for m most of our Book stores, 't
will be seen, that neither the Punter, r.or any
persons who promote the work, have any ob
jectin view, hut the good of souls, and the glo
of God.
It is presumed that every one who wishes for
ntual rise and progress of religion in his
own sotd, or his family, will subscribe, and
that al! iHeads of religion will encourage trie
work.
is the hist
*v
the
Recommendation by .\cv-Gastlc Presbytern.
Whereas ROBERT PORTER, has issued
s Rise j.i
proposals for printing Dr. Dc.d. :Cid
Piouress of Religion in the Soul, at a very low
price.
lu solved, That the Presbytery do recommend
■ people under their care, to subscribe for
so tt
aid excellent book.
September f)< Ï 800.
r <;/ i)i, i< u » utiil t/r.ilg
Tor tht pn vchUo:. uuu
liant 'fevers in
Lee's Anti-Billions Fills
Prepared by Richard Lee in,d S„n liutinn'iie
Perlons wifhing to purchale this valait:. te
cular in -.1
CW
■online, d.,/
medicine are requeued to be part'
qu r ng for Lee's Aui-iidthus PIG put up n
wooden boxes, having on the oiriule wrapper
the fmnature of Richard bee & Nn—this is
necefsary as there are other phis of the fame
name . 1
The operation of theft highly esteemed
Is perfectly mild, and the experience -f riirui
sands lias proved, they may be used in eeey,
s titation in life vti'houc the lea-t incunveni
0 iT»u
ence or damage.
They are admirably adapted to carry
perfluotis bile, and prevents its morbid secre
tions— to restors the appetite, produr,
lar habit of the body, promote free perspiration,
and theieby prevent coldt, fo ofien attended
lives of thou
L' a
with fatal confequences to tl e
lands—and feldom, if ever, fail to remove a
Habi
cold, if taken on its first appearance,
tual costivenefs, and its opposite,
ed by their tvholefouie influence, as alf.i those
diseases arising from them, hcad-aches and
fickness at the tom ich.
It is almoft unneceflàry to state, that on the
regular habit of the system, the health of man
kind depends^ To conduce to this all-import
ant object, perhaps nd medicine
■ eneràlly luccnsful than thele pills —, neu ne
ver do harm, and at least nine times out ot ten
afford relief to thole who ufe them tor the pur
pofes for width they are intended.
ere remov
was ever mare
With the most perfect confidence we re
commend thele pills to the public, and
only furl! er add, tHat the'r operation is al
ways pleafaut, and that th -y leave nothing of
that ci.'fiiv nefs behind tliem too often attend
ing medic'nes defiguci for fimilar purpofes
! en years hoe jollified us In scat.ng thefe
facts, during which we have had a very exten
five nd cotiftantly increafit.g fain for thi - truly
valuable med cine.
bold by Mathew R Lockertnan,
JlookscHcf,
nk of Delaware, Market
in
Next above the
treet, Wilmington, Delaware.
Aug 20 , iHoey.
TO THE LADIES
c faces and conph xion are injured wth
Freckles, I'itnpk-., Mack worms, Tan or
Ay burn, Ring .v tiffins, Prickly beat, &c.
tv , reconruicnritrl,
7b
I.ee's ÎV.1 sum Lotion,
A certa u remedy fo 1 removing thofe difa
nreealdo barrier- to he .wry, the propr etors
with the moat fuc-ed re,
credit of thefe ntediciii
i to truth, and ihr
allure the aiilic'ed,
that ait the different appearances above ecu
me rated, are
a Hi - , time subdue : by wet
is plealimt lluid,
s <v. • aclt bur, le.
tin} the ports
in
TIC
accoiduv
i ■
to
either what
and opinion
between the
rinitv of dif
which
rd
1'crf
einte .-.fior
ts due to tli I
cf till: w;
cjmelinc:
cafe, and *;
belong to, -,
tt'"g
tlietnfelves,
claims a-e f. rn
t.ges, f, fa. a,
hr obtained b-, ti. A of tvs notion, hn-.veve
vio ! en r ly th . m.. iiappeu to be auucted
Inliiead of i t fiudious, and dtbili ating
courte of medicines, winch patients went
through formerly, and which, pcrh.tjv. th-y
areftill too frequent!)- obliged to undei go, it
i-n >v found, that the tf •.*'e!l number of theft
co t p! .im--, are lucre c
(e noved by ihe ule of local rented
ti an they ever we « '.a a c- tn ar'. courle.
LEE's LOTION.
Oi
>u
ifn
•• gh ilia ad van t
■i.r I I an ellpa
■ perhap-, tbev
-, the p.ougeft
that theft- udvun
a pot;.
poocl (k L, are •'
. . . ,
Europe, as an invaluable
. innocent and fate, free . nm c
; redentm ' e.'.d- t
J ol unparalellecl efficacy tn p. e\eiinng and î
! moving blemishes ti the face and skill, ot every
! kind, it operate- mildi;., without imped'., g
tuat natural, mieidible pe Ip ratii n, wh ch
fo eflentlal to health, ye, its .-fleets aiefnecdy
and pci i.anent, . end- ring the flein • HicatHy
li ft and clear, t op -oving the complex on .«'id
' ye tormg the b oom of ytuitli old at the
^ Bool.flore of Matthew Lockerman.
and fpeeddy
me. el),
IV,
Is celebrated among the tafliioaub e tlirnogli- ut
itmly
id re
the baft-ofothrr 1 j nsi and
cnl'ii !
e
Aug 23 ; I£ 09 .
ryj- Each ar'hij has on 'he
nature of RICH VRD LEE S
ending to the. abovr, arc liable ic be t pas? 1
'de wrapper the s^g
Pc
. SON
; not at
.Notice
1 whom it may concern,
wi 1 be made to i.he Gen
S hereby given, to a
that application
1 ■ (limbly of the (late of Delaware at their
„ext feflion at Dover, for an att authorizing
. tn io bank off, (lop and drain the waters,
•ih, tow lands and cripples of the North
at or near Mi.
Î
ei a
t.
.
i mai
U efl -■ anch of Duck Cri ek,
iherts's farm, in
Thoroughfare
quimink hundred, New-Caltie
and ,laie of Delaware.
Ldr..
NCck,
C Lilt)
■
I
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
Thomas -Emery,
Viq. ! '
I Wilmington College
. ... , iu 0 . n „ nnM ,. n ;
j 1 ' -i • tn oi mg able to announce
i to thé , ■ ' : revival ol the Latin school
i •„> ihi. . rtS'Uutron, under the immediate
rillson ot i'll. Big-Lw and general xupertn*
! tendance of the Rev. Dr. Read. 1 he lu al
I t ), v .Rnation of Wilmington, its characiei
i f,-,r moralitv, the goodness, of its marke.
and choir*- of best hoarding houses, joined
e \ ;df ace of Mr. Bigelow s capacity
attacher, and the long and justly
!' Dr. Read as a success
to recommend this
-• : uN COLLEGE.
'I.iH •'
esta
as
' lishec! re pu' a ion o
f-jl preceptor, all '•
»eininari to to- atu-mion
of Parents and
the educa
s to promote
of the youth imrust
Guaivhans,
nnx
lion and inipruvemer.i
, fl io their care, espsciailv when they are
d that the other departments
; provided with tutors ful
and o
furiher assure
of the Collage are
ly adequme to their appointments,
unexceptionable ov-ira: coaracters
By order of the Board,
ROBMVT HAMILTON,
EZ R A. SMITH
JOHN RUÎ.USEY,
WILLIAM PR Y CE.,
o
KB
3.
July 22 , 1809 -
Notice.
UCH persons ns are indebted to the es.
täte of ESTHER YARN ALL, de
ceased. either by bond, note, or bouk-clthr,
are requested to make immediate payment
to yohn Warner and 'John Torbert, or etth
Jr ol them, wh
tveeive the same.
'latins
S
> fire legally authorised to
And those who have
against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r,
Feb. 11. 1ÖU9.
tf
Notice
TS hereby given to all persons i
dvb'vd to the late John Baldwin deceits
tn
■ hat they are required to mate immediate pavment
cl lit
cal sums clue from them-—And all
iwsoii» having any demands against die tame
el'e requested to piv.-eiit their accounts proper
ly attested for payment to the subscriber, the
uncut o me
executor of the last will arid t
said John Baldwin.
JolmBaldwin.
Wilmington, S.-fit. 11, lib!).
Tic y
i or
»_> t.
,4 T the Bun
ClCof ?.!. R. Lee SB 1 IMAJ
ijL. Weems' Life of Washington, containin'
hind of information and amusement. 1 '
An interesting history of the Knight's Tem
plr.rs, their origin, character and perseen ,; on.
The history of the decline ami full of the Ro
man Empire, by Edward Gibbon ; containing;
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic, sketches of Ireland, written in Cor.«
iiautjlii, bv Miss Owenson.
P eiic Trifles, by John Henry A
comc
ciaii.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Mir.* Overson,
M »F.tp.lbcrta novel ; Armenian or Ghost See^i
Joseph Andrews; Roderick Random; Charlotte
1'erviple ; the Drown'd VYue; the Vicar of
Bfaii's Lectures; Goldsmith's
.Rome » Jess'-; Surveying; Jackson's Hook-keep
•ng ; th« Clerk's Magazine; and a great vurietto
of histories, voyages and travels, day-books*
als and ledgers, and writing-books of every
• {ascription ; writing paper, slate* 5 , scales an'tS
dividers, quill*, inkstands, wafers, 6zc. <kc>
* That scientific author speaking of »he F rental
and Indian wars about the time of Br.uLtock's defeat
descr'hes the effect the news had in Z
* Swift as the broad-winged pad
cross the deep, the news was carried to
like that of a stone rudely h
against a nest of hornets. Instantly, from centre t<7>
circumference} all is rage and bustle.....The hive re.»*
sounds with the maddening insects ; dark tu;nb!i
their cells they spread the hasty whiff, nd
shrill whizzing through the air, they rush to find e
foe. J ist so in the sea-nli"g island, from oup • i
Lame to nlt-bouse from kivg to cockney, ali were K ■? &
for light. Even the red-nosed porters, where ti y
met, bending under their burdens, would stop, fi. I -
but, in the streets, to talk of e;
and, as »hey talked, their fiery snouts vvere «-et p
grow more fiery still, and mere deform,
: browing their packs to the ground and leaping iniä
the attitude of boxers, with sturdy arms acres.'
rough black jaws stretehed out. they bend forward tu»
the funded fight ! The frog-eati
ruffiesand ioi.g lank cue, seems *»
rising in their might, with fire s.ri
hard upon him, and coming in, hand and foo , wi*
ick and cull' and mam a hearty curse, they shew
ctccUNö crow d, how duTuu Vm ! they wo«
hump :l
ptember 6, 1S09
akefi.-ld ;
hind thus :—
ild Tv a
At
I : , rlTpcts there
nd's
U0 .VGh
«4
toe, in shivt'cSR
'e-ground 1 iiei
evesthei 'i.eii
a
1
French.'
j ames Gardner,
ESP ECTFULL Y informs his fnehdjt
Älaand the public that ht. has removed
nis stoi c to the east side of rVaiket-street,
one door above Spaceman St Gr bba (near
ly- opposite the post-office) wh.-.te he hai
assortment of elegant Dr^
which are,
opened a large
Goods among
Blue,black,bro»
corbeau, bottle green,
grey, ami daik mixed
superfine cloths
Carssimeres
Bennet's patent cord
Doating* and flannels
Forest clot let
Velvets and constitution
Marseilles quilting*
Fustia.ts and jeans
Lute strings
Sinshstw aiul Maniais
silks
Silk Sr vork tan glovi*
Bandanna anti iviatlnii
handkerchiefs
Cammcl's hair sliav/kt
Checkered und stt ijtr'''
linens
Damask shawls w
I Russia&dowlasilnen»
Rattinets&bomb
Red Sr green becking
baize
Brown l'.ollancîï
Sus
Un" ii'clLs & parssp?
Rl.uk satin» and fîc>
ti, dilti)
cords
Bevereens
;-S and 4-4 Irish linens
blue & yellow nankeens
Wide and narrow cotton
cassnneres
CtiintZ'-s and oalheoes
Cumbrick and common
dimities
Calimancoes
Durant and Jones' spin
ning
Gotton a till worsted ho
siery
Colored,ebambray, Cam
brick, jackanet, mnli
intill, India, British,
book.gurrah, bai'ta, Sr
leno Muslins
V. R Country Store K.eeix -
o west terms for cash or the usual crecir.
James vDarci-iaer
lenders
routines
Scissors & pcn-knhfcs
Silk hose
Giit &r plated button»
Oi! cloths
Trunks
Morocco A kidshce#
Arc. Srr.
-• I-- ied on tkV