The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-20 00:00:00, page 3

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der men.
Mr
It »eems that all the lending cfîicers of the na
vy have been ordered to the te.it of government,
• where, it is said, a plan is to be arranged tor the
enforcement of measures about fo be adopted by
government. •
_ .
One Samuel Smith of North-Curohna '»d'.-er- 0n
«ises a runaway Negro, and adds, " a* the feliow
is legally outlawed, wjH g.V twe hundred M'
**" <° *"* ~ " h0 - !lU ' lllnm !!! Ctrl
Tone of Public opinion.
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^"lives'of^KentuclTy'loTh^Governor's*Mestagir'* n * a " ,°
tr . „ . ...
•• The House .of Representatives were alike liir
Wlt h your excellency pleased at the prospect oi ,;
a returning peace with Great Britain,and equal- !
. c^mmeTce^f n thc ,0 UmteJ C s'ta't'cs, rl and ll so t0 vv.:l! j
calculated to destroy that confidence which 1 l
should ever exist in the intercourse of nations,
They, however, flatter themselves, that those
evils wdl he in some degree counterbalanced by
the unanimity which such conduct is calculated
«* produce tn the minds of the people through
out the U. States, am, by an fncrease ofvigilar.ee
in our négociations with that court, heretofore
deemed unnecessary. Although wc na?c not in 1 .
the same degree with our Eastern brethern expe
rienced the desolating effects of the obnoxious
course pursued by the belligerents of Europe, *
pubhcly sympathise with them, and will,
we
witn alacrity, unite in supporting the rights and
honor of the nation.
The House of Representatives fully accord
in the correctness of your views on the subject
of military arrangements ; and will, in due time,
give th.m cmi.ulerat.on; And permit us here
to indulge our feelings by soliciting Our fellow
chiliens upon their good fortune, when it has be E
come so necessary that something should he
done on his subject ; and being directed and
supporte 1 by the councils of a chief magistrate,
versed in arms, and whose life presents to view, ,l
#plcndid examp.cs of generosity, patriotism anil
skill in mi.it iry afthievemems.
Extract of a letter from a Gentleman at St,
Louis to his friend in Lexington.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30tth, 1809,
Ai Dear Sir ,
" Some few days befare my return to
St. Louis, Maj. Peter Chouteau had arriv
ed from bis Missouri expedition, Th# gen
tleman posseses a very extensive influence
with {he Indians of this country, founded
on the opeuneas, sincerity and jusiice with
whicn he has ever treated them.
On the failure *f all other expedients
ct
for rcstnr>ng the Mandat.e chief to his ji
ec
pie, Llaj. Chouteau was elected a3 the onlv
person, whose address in the conduct cif
-such tin enterprise,was esteemed preferable
to military equipment. The result has am
ply justified the public expectation. The
•chief and Ins family were »afely landed at
his village on the là-rth September last, after
-art absence of about three years.
The hanks of the Missouri are inhabit
<i
ed by very numerous and warlike nations of
Inilhv.i'i, and *he appearance o'f military pre
paration wilî be always considered by those
chiMreu cf the lorest as the signal for vio
lent', or as an invitation to the combat.—
Mi*j. Chouteau foresaw and foretold, from
iiiia cause, the embarrassment which await
ed th. expedition of ensign Pryor in the
observing that if it were deter
year 1ö0f
mined -a rely on the strength of the party,
and to t'pert a passage with the sword, no
certain calculations could be made; it might
require 500 mu a —10,000 might be found
inc-MVctu id.
" Thu river has become of late a subject of
so much troèrestiaR curiosity, ihat 1 have
sought frequent occasion* of conversing with
the Major, with respect to the navigation,soil
filitoaic, vegetable and animal productions, Sic
1 shall take a more leisure moment to commu
nicate the various informations vaitlp which he
•lias obligingly Savored me, confining myself at
this iitne to a brief notice of these facts which
struck me as new, and worthy of farther cn
quii'y. He informs me that the Buffaloe, which
you know to be innumerable on the banks and
in the n -ighborhood of the river,might be made
a suurce of inexhaustible supply of fine wool to
our manufactories. This animal casts a rich
fleece in tlie spring or beginning of the sum
TO'-r, wh.ch the Indians at very cheap rates,
might he induced to collect in large quantities.
L is very prohab e that parts only of the Buffa
los produce woo! suitable for the manufacture
of cloths. The Major brought several speci
mens of various degrees of fineness, the best of
Which has he-.n spun into very beautiful yarn
by M
me Chouteau and Unit into socks and
tgittens. Let our Atlantic friends beware, lest
this va' inMe staple supercede in time, their
bs,»sled adoption of the Mcrinots.
" The ciimti'e of the upper country is repre
flenud by the Major tube very salubrious ; the
soilijs however pour and unproductive, and con
ftiins every w ;:ere uidicadons of volcanic erup
tions. He appears to be of opinion that the
precious w nais v ili he, one day discovered—
that they id.o-.i'.d in l.oui'.sianft, 1ms l*ng been
a well founded conjw/.ure, and tiie relations oi
or " aid st length to the
every
s'iriP*
ion.
ntäP'ü*TrR.
' Jî AH SI ED
• Ou
■■'■8
■lUV
Inst, near Newport, by the K
Mr. Pi . ;e,
£
Mr- Peler Paulion
inerr.haoi of thi:
u u
rough, to Misa ßfr.rj Rabinr.rl.
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commemea: EL).
DIED—On TV-sihw evening ias? in thi
borough. Misa Elizabeth Shea.
d n:
I 1
ai:
a
0n Weifaesclav alt, - won her rename
crc
convevec j ro t j iü vjj,
au >ro[irUlt . (liwolirBC °
wav iit»iv
Ctrl n the Rev. Mr. Co .per. to a „umcroua
and respecta: .1« auilicnc«*. di-t-ph; n<Eotd
with the solemnity ri the mun.nfid occ tm
,° a ' Shc VV3S thn V«H WLCJ x
'iJürjing ground, having tn-cd Im-.g a nrgiu 1
liir m ,. m &r ,.f , hat 8Ccie:v . had
,; v , d ; u , h , raini ; y of th , Kev . William
! Pnc vl - K . r5 . d ; et t p )r „ rlv flvc
j doniiywhichtime her virtuous habits, and
1 l d;iUul sers icö'j, had erulcarec] her to tile *
family* «tod rcndcied her amiable to the so
ciely of her acquaintance,
O! virtue, how valuable art thou ? The
deceas 'd had'few relatives but many friends,
An affectionate cousin attended her inu ill
ness—-and au only brother arrived, from a
dis , ancK in tim wilh bitter grief, to- eo
1 . ,» k V. , , '
l,er duSt rC ! Urn [ ° lh , e ' arlK ^ U , »"angers
wcrc proud to a.tentl her sick ->«d» *v<t ]u
* er » a care—strangers. Were Wt.ly.ig to close
oer e )' e ®» while their own trickled tlotvn
with sorrow
a qumelons cuucourse loi-.
lowed her to the grave in mournful silence
—and when the dust was committed to dust,
strangers paid the isst tributary drop. May
her example have a lasting'influence on
those who survive, and, like her, are de
„.-.d»,,, ,t •„ • . , .
E , °*, the,r v ' r uou , s C0llduc '' U ' ren *
, r themselves useful and respected. Prom
the "«iW consequences attendant on her
deportment, may they be constrainsd to
,l S° and do likewise.
)>
To be Sold or Leased,
VALUABLE Grazing Farm, at Wil
A
mington in tlie state of Delaware, now in
ten u re o f J O M N FI Lh
It consists of sixty a
cres of excellent land, with a Brick House tb, ic
on, in tbe town of Wilmington ; the whole tinr
ate in the most convenient manner for tbe tupply
of the YViliningtou market.
The marsh contains ninety acres of the mast
choice part of Cherry-Island marsh, including
the Island itself. Tlie marsh will be sold sepa
rate from the upland. If not soon disposed of,
the * 1101 « will he leased for a term of years ; the
premises will be shewn by John File the present
fcnant, and terms made known by application
io
JOSHUA & THOMAS GILPIN,
lanuary SO, IS 10.
Philadelphia.
4t
Public Vendue,
AT WHITE-HALL FARM,
St. Georges Hundred, New-Castle County,
and State of Dataware,
f i 1HE subscriber offer* for tale, on Thursday
8 the t 5tb of March eauuing, all the stock
and movable property belonging to said farm,
consisting of horses, mules, horned cattle, sheep,
hogs See. ; herd grass, timothy and closer hay,
of the beat quality; a number oi valuable Ne
groc«, who will be disposed of for a term of years;
household and kitchen furniture, of the best qua
lity ; a [>airof valuable copper stills, with all tbe
apparatus for distilling.
He also offers, at Private Sale, tlie abov# farm,
with the valuable marsh thereto b«!ongirg, situ
ate upon St. Augustine and Silver-Ruo creejis,
milking in (he whole four hundred and fifty a
c re;.
For fertility of soil, beauty of situation, ele
gancc of improvement, and healthiness, this farm
Stands unrivalled in this state. It lies 8 miles
from tbe waters of the Chesapeake, 3 from tbe
river Delaware, 4 from Cantwell's-Bridgc, 18
miles fiom Wilmington, (and near the statt road
leading to if) ami in the vicinity of the village
known by tile name of the Trap. It has been
cultivated for eighteen tears past upon the clover
aad plaister plan, and fof that period sixty or se
venty acres if clover have been mowed 'innual
ly.
Those who arc inclined to purchase may, by
applying on the farm, view the premises, sod
know the term* «ithcr by applying to himself or
his son William C. Frazer, residing at New
castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER
White-Hall Farm, Jan. 20. 1810.
ts
IO" He also offers, for Private Sale, his cele
brated stud horses Florizcl and Hamlet, and n
number of fine brood mares and full-bred colts
from one to four years old :—Perhaps such a va
luable and so large a collection of stock was ner
of
er beforA offered fur sate in tins state, at one
time.
If the farm is not sold at private sale, it will
he sold on the premises on Friday the first day
of June. It will command annually to a certain
W. F.
ty from IÜOO to 1200 dollars.
One Dollar Reward.
AN away from the Brandywine Paper-Mill,
R
the
on the morning of the 14th instant, an ap
prentice lad named William Hush, aged near 21
years ; fail complexion, brown hair, about five
oi
feet six inches high. The above reward will be
the
:>aid on his being brought back.
L. GREATGAKE.
.h* ^ 131*.'
4fc
THE SUBSCRIBER
v
£ jfc 1 ;■ c.:\S to let, to a p oi tenarr, his house
in Me-.v-Castle, now oceup : ed by Mrs.
la.A i.1i t. 'l'he terms will I e mr,derate, aedavss
| «essiOB given the 83th of Match next. For par
ticulars enquire of Evan Thomas, I'.sq. New
ihinlg Jacob R oom, Esq.'Wilmington, or to
«lè subscriber at Baltimore.
I 1
James ÎJ. Broom.
J.mu;.ry 20, 1810*
4t
a
To be Rented,
POR A TÜRM 0 ? YEA
3 1
A CON VF.NIEN f two storv Slone Bouse,
x \ wrtb a Lot snimbie for a Garden, situate <n
1 «' bor**u£li of Wihnmgton, ar.c! iiou-ocxup'.cd
><;, AWt Th-musan. '
ALSO, a Lotxcontainmg between five and sir
a.-.«, of land, situate in Deet-Cn-ck Marsh, «.th.
"J® ° f the farther |mrticn
* * ^
Albany's C. ï.ogar.,
Jan. £0, 1310.
(It
For Sale,
A Health) BLACK BOY, about fifteen
years old. l'or terms apply to dv vab.
^criiier, in Market street, a few above
the Tuwa- 1 Ï nil.
THOM AS SMYTH.
vVilmirgton.. Jan. 17,1801?*
tf
M. R. LOCK.ERMAN,
for tuile, al his Book-Store ,
LARGE WRITING PAPER, AND
PARC -MENT,
* ' of a suFi:;;;on orj.u.io'r. r«
Wilmington, Jantu. , 13, 1810.
ÎÜ be Leb
7
A ND pcilsefsion given on the '35ih of Mardi,
ZIJ. next en-uing, a large and coimnodous
two story brick house, liiuated ou tlie
east
side of King- street, at present occupied b
Mrs. Oldham, togetlier with astable and car
liar.e house. For terms apply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington December 30th, 1 tJi'.q.—if.
l-OR SALE,
At M. R. Lockcrman's Book Store,
SEWARD'S life of Darwin, price g s' 00
Gibbon'* Instoiy of tiie Roman Empire,
82 (JO
St. Picre's Works,
;) ou
Smollet's History of Jcnglajiil,
IS 00
The Complete Geu«r»l Atlas, . -.
io oo
G.mgraphical Compilation,
2 50
Outhtie'a Geographical Grammar,
5 50
The Ladies Vocal Companion,
1 00
Don Q'.iixot in 5 vols, with plalet,
r> oo
Hteri,.;'« works, 5 vols,.
5 CO
Pope's works, b vol*. wiib j'latetj
7 50
The Federalist, 2 veils, elegant,
6 0 )
The woiksof Fisher Ames,
3 50
Carr's Northern Summer,
e oo
Stranger in 1 ■ eland,
2 00
Stranger in France
2 00
The Duke of York, tmm Mrs. Clark,
2 25
The Lavers o 1 ' Lavender, a novel trau.ijat
e.l from the Fiench,
2 00
The Monk, In 2 vols.
2 00
E melier, in 3 vo'.s.
3 00
Thornton Abbey, 2 vnif.r
2 00
Don Raphael,
i 25
Jane Talbot,
î e -.
Nociurnai Vicit, 5 yo'.'i.
,V)
P ttiotic Sketches by Miss OwcmtoCj
00
Hermoprctig, 2 voi>.
MooiaTjejr, 2 vols.
2 ".)
Vioar oJ' VV akefield,
! '00
T'be Armenian, 2 v.,ls,
Roderick Random,
Humphrey Clinker,
Joseph Andrews,
\ 50
Petejç-rinR Pick'f, 3 volt.
5 00
Count F.abojn,
2 oo
Romance of die Forest,
1 25
John Dc L itiCa*ier,
2 OO
Plays, in hound volumes or in numbers.
Common and Pocket Aima naes for 1810.
January 13.
tf
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
dst hut as, $
■ iatmadiattly retiered end
speedily ctu ett h'J the use of Hamiltons Elixir.
Dear bought experience has taught thoustnAi
or
that o'.ly and healing medicines* joined with
strong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated doses of
which flatter and deceive the patient for the pre
sent, by procuring momentary ease ; experience,
1 say, has taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsamics, as they arc nailed, fluidly
n
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in their most distressing symptoms: that they
load tlie stomach and impair the digestion, in
flame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing and excite fever. B it the qualkies of
this valuable discovery, are evinced by pet fee; ly
opposite effects. A single trial will piove, that
it testor'-s the determination of the fiuidr, to , the
suiface if the body,and brings on the common
healthf d perspiration, that it dislodges end eva
cuates the tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
streng hens the weakened vessels cf the lungs,
sheall cr the acrimonious humor which irritates
them and finally discharges it. Thus striking
at the root of the disorder, the symptoms are o.'
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course effectually and permanently conquered,
the reverse oi common medicines which weaken
be
the constitution and gives strength to the disor
der for the sake of moderating tor the present
some of flic painful eftbtrxi
$
v to pav-r. !, vviio have rb/kifrn sfli.ued ■— r>fy
the hooping cough, 'his *"*"y : **'f 'lie fiV-t
magnitude, as it atiferù* immediate' fhef, chri
l-i
the progress, and in a short time end'-**/ reeuv-s.
the iiio«i curl disorder to wluch cb.'drwrare
liable. The Elixir is po'pcrfecîiy agreratde,and
tbc dose so smu.l that no difficulty arises i.: l*«
king it.
hit. Abdijah Mctily, Blidre f.ttcet, Bdti.nofe,
was .'ured by sk( boule of II uniltot/s Elixir, of
a very comufiiated diroulér oncasiontd by a very
severe .cold caught several months ago.
Ha
breathed with the gicalc.r difficulty, und was
often thrown into" wakening «wear» when ha
attempted ro walk any dlstarrr,
and Ids voire
would frequently fail in
su ch a (h'gi'i.f that ha
Could only j. If color to *.
.1
i'if.irr. He has heed
upwards of six weeks without ,n return of his
comp!.dots ; and desires to give his public testi*
monv in favoui of this invaluaUe medicine.
!Ei ticvrr.us to make public for ti t good of
eitler? the r *. erect qu.dliy of t L,rv!mi,*s l 1 ' hx:r
prepare.' bv he Lie Mr. Lee. Î have sent
the following act on,t of the benefit 1 ha»V
re -
birh t I'n'jc wl.j
to pve it a tri; i
*
n -.ecji'ni - f.t'u briuW cm
. u
tKc b least i Ecoivft'
n a n«y bribh
bad, my bre.i
liirw be
rr.
J
iVequ.milv I ii,
v« had e
truly n ri
. _ iü tuu:y
bed with ail the horrors of
inî- »cation #
Add to these, a «.:or.«|ant «
a in in .,tv V*c:
AP.l"
?
a rcugiij a urcat lows
cl
a.].: fit>.
v^ni may com five that
my '.'yn^ ïf..:-,
Cv
i.mîi rated r.n
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n,
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aevu.cer ;j rn/»
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to,
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wars
lut
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if
vv 11 Ik »ni giving me
any reii. i'.
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dan, who i
me arc 'be ci.-i vn
."tub's
ny
advised me to give H-t.i
ca^e
J«'.- L ix;
ah
ymgi he Hud. used it in his
found it do uni 'll gtto
WVDV
'tic Wi-.ft
procured f-oru Mr. Bittili's, and
lalli Vcbvf
X :
before 1 had taken half ot ii. I
''•c.i t..* use Iz
cur.
and was soon strong enough to -ittenii •
:y h.
0
On taking cold, sou
SIIK'SS.
rd m, f,
symptoms return, but are àlwa
re moved
7 *
.'lose or two of the Ehxir.
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No. 11 üud'.l si.tr'
« la Jet j-■;
Mm. H. Lfk, .
't
Prem I a titer Martin, Ein,
■
sie jfMsnty Qexerc?
of the state tf Maryland.
! comply iviiii your request m st'tin
^ *ny r»;>in*
ion of H multi.r, 's Elixir. It has b
S<*d ICI
'.ert
my family 1 fur two or three years
' IT', .mi'«
iorm success, tvl.eiievcr colds, cr.u.ih
or n:n Jne
omuplaints, ha-e
.'nderi'd n edi
e oe.'ca? ry.
; have niy.ieff I'm,",!
' an ex'.ei'eot
id ayre'i'tbte
remedy for a very pain.'ii' act'. troub;«roiue ..tic«*
tioit of the Ifreart
h S'.'ieurs-,
î
aCconpa
and with olytru:
fficult brr.
'leu
On these ac
d<>
min!
res.rtne to recoin
mend HainTon's ,
-'Itiabie meri.'Un-,
and deserving publ
in
Jl i.t- R MARTIN,
HAMILTON
And a» assortment of the
cl
C, lehrend Medicines
'.red
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from
i f ora
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thJ
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'll i! a
ITCH CUjbjh.,
r
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She proprietor ..tiorm* those pêU>
lies iviio ar*' sutTering under this , : L
! infection ! of which a
(he
prison l.-)
this oinriuent i
used, at night on •
never fails tn
by sj;.
; loi HI a < u
as: tuon
t'iiîîj ;v ht> invcf
A»v.*r Hi
lire« i
1(V* ; f , U'-il y?nr.i
can testify. The ;
vtlii-.m
:tii:
infallible remedy (
ovar every cihej
. ars the rertaintv i
1 1 V a * in gf- î. j ^.uauiim ;
Lie itij.;re:licLt.
vppUtd
with ••nfc.-t t.
c;e Luvc»»fst ntj-i.fit ^ ;jj»«.i ;{*# bw.in^ r.i
.-y, ai-.y offentivc smell hut equally ......
1 5V.fi,
With lire nh
amtest patiutum.
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Dr
. 'Xïiltcî. ? Crave! f'p\toraiivt',
»• «ick ti,c inveioui« confidt-ntly ;
ff •. ' GVMH'?
a» an invaluable m-.ueihe fin (fit,
and perm.m. ,;t cine of v ifious ro.r.idaV
rc-ult from dissipated pleasures, ju'v-u 1
credons, iran'entemehumte« unfa.,
or,-, m
constitution, the immoderate use of t - t,
:• (i-i;:
irttoxica ton, or any dciftriictiie ir.'.*r.
the unskilful or excessive us., of mr.ic
disease« «xtuliar tn f males *r
of
a Celt,-.'; pi
l ie, bad lyings in, &i..
Hamilton« Worm Lczenyei.
The most celebrated
remedy for curing dis«
orders arising from worms.
Jla/m*« true and genuine
GERMAN CORN PLAtSTT
•lt
An i«i!alfibleremedy for Corns; s
.jeer'dv re
moving diem root and branch v.'i. o
in. giving
pain.
GEXUnfS PERSIA# LOTIO#.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER
i '* th Troth ard Gums.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of th
c eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE iff EXE PACT. OP MUdTAUD
a-or R;i< u-uatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, N-j.
moness. See.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
Tlie only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the
most, ss; Ci .*•
instances.
9CT- P lefts e to tale notice that each of the (
unie Medicines has on the outside wrafiftn
.rt.
signature cf
HANNAH LUL
Widow o£ t)io lay 5 ora •
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