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WILMINGTON
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VOL. I.J
•\Y i
[NO. 90
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturday s
BY JOSEPH JONES,
w doors above the B,.lik of
In Market street, a fe
Delaware.
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f all religious
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ail letters and
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«ommunications addressed to-tbc Kditor, through the
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ce.vetl.
White-Hall Farm,
St. Gear très Hundred. Hero-Cattle County ,
and state of Delaware.
offers at private sale, the
HE subscriber
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above farm, with the valuable marsh there
t„ belonging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
SiU er Kan creeks, making in the whole 4à0
i,,r3 ' . .
Foi fertility of soil, beauty of situation, elega
nee
ol'imptovctnert, and healthiness, tldslarni stands
It lies H miles from the
unrivalled in this state.
w iters of the Chesapeake, 3 from the river Dela
ware, 4 from Cantwell's Bridge, lb miles from
Wilmington, (and near the state road leading to
it,) and in the vicinity of the village known by
the name of the F rap. It lias been cullivateu i
for etgtucen years past upon the clover <*nd plais- [
ter plan, and for that period (iO or ,0 actes of i
clover have been mowed annually.
Those who ure inclined to purchase may, by
and
nnplyi'ig on the fi'rm, view the prcm'.=r
know the terms either by applying to him
I " r
his son William C. Frazer, residing at New
Cjstlc.
Wir.I.tAM IUAZEIl.
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White Hall Farm, Ap'd ! 1,1 5la.
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if the farm is not 6old at private sale, it wdl be
Friday the first day of
sold on the premises an
June. It will command annually to a certainty
Irom 1000 to 1200 dollar«.
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FOR bAl.t,
At the Book store of M. 11. Lockcrnw, Wil
mington, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW ,
OF rtl E
U'WEKCi: AS!) PRACTICAL IMPOK
T.tSCE
or the
CHRISTIAN REVELATION :
In a series of discourses addressed to young /ar
sons,
BY THOMAS BEI.SHAM,
Minister of the Unitarian Chapel, in 1
sser street.
This volume is divided into six discourse»,viz.
1st. Prelimmarv observations* The question sta
Philosophical arguments for the Christian
ted,
rcv-lutinn.
2.1. Direct histoiical evidence of the cliritians
ifvehition.
3d. Prophetic and internal evidence of the
diristi-in revelation.
■1. Evidences of the Christian revelation from
the testimony of the Jewish scripture«.
5 The practical value of the Christian revela
tion.
Land for Sale.
«„î liber intending to leave this State
mi IE
su I
in the course of the ensuing month, offers
to sell a SMALL FARM- containing 1 50 acres,
ntnre or less, of PRIME LAND, situated it;
Newcastle county, Delaware, about three mile«
of Port Penn, nearly the same
l'an» the to
,nd five miles from
• r t-mee from St. George's
'Vishing to dispose of the
FaatwelFs Brid
-ike the
-and before his ilepartute, he would
ttiin itivitiiip. -f early application is made to
Dr. Da vtn Stk« art, or to
J. V. STEWART.
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A pr«l
imemed Rrrwii
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nhsniber lit
vin
:r: Kits
ason, h<*Ks leave to
» nr r»i t'l.it he lias
vn and ('onnti v C •
i vS an rxrcllent
fiOAY,' ,y TA III. K RF.l'.h
vhich he will ills -
hand.
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All orcîeru will hr
of at tin
W utteu led t<
Joseph R. Shipley,
Wilmington College.
rjMW. TrjfUes of the Wilmington College,
Ä take plcafure in annoiinting to a liberal
public, that tbc Latin department of tlii - icJV 1
union is permanently eltablifhcd under toe
immediate care of Mr. Jofepli Downin',*, who
will alfo teach the higher br nche of Alatlie
t
malicks. 'i lie Itcäliliy situation of \V timing
ton, its character for morality, ihc goodiuTs
of markets, and cheapnefs of boarding; cum*
bined with the well cftabiifiied repmat ;on of
Mr Downing as a ftccef ful teacher, al c -.cur
to recommend this fctninary to the attention of
parents and guardians, to whole care 'lie edu
cation and improvement of youth may he en- !
truffid—the truftees inform the puhl c with ,
equal confidence iliat the F.nglifh fchool is in a I
fionrifiiing Hate under the ibpeiimrndance of!'
Mr. K K, Dare—and the young ladies dej art- j
men' is again permanently revived under the i
pare of the Rev. Mr. Kcnderfon whole refpec
tability and acknowledged merit are a fur ■ i
pledge of his difpofition and ability to imprs . c
the young ladies committed to h s care.
HOBT. HAMII TON
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EBEN. A. SMITH,
JOHN HU MS AY.
VILLIAM FRYCF
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April -t ISlO.
Dissolu! ion of Partnership.
ripHE pailtiership of lhaduu d' R'ic ir tins
[| dissolved by mutual consent. All persona
having demands against said firm are requested
to present them ; and those indebted are desired
to make payment to either of tbc subscriber*.
Thomas Bradun,
Washington Rice.
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Wilmington, Feb. 20, 1810.
WASHINGTON RICE,
ITT) F.SPF.CT F LT . î . Y informs the old cus
jQ \i_, miner-! of Bradun & Rice, and the public
generally, that lie has purchased the stock of the
•m, and will continue the Grocery busi
said
ness, at the same stores, where his friends and
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, cm reasonable terms.
February 24
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Patent Washing Machines.
7 S1HF. subscriber respectfully inform« his
i friends and the public in general, that he
[ time a go, purchased an exclusive rignt
i ol r making anil vending Patent ]l r arhing Sluc/unc-'
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in New-Castle county, a number oi
inacliine9 he has already made, which
have beer, tried by divers persons and highly ap
proved of, as they save « great part of the labour
of washing in the usual Way, and arc less injuti
I le will continue to make and
ous to clothe«.
[ have a supply of them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour hint
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
son a right to make and use them within the
the hundreds aioiesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
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Wilmington, Jan. 21,1 S09.
John Dixon
AVING succeeded Warners Tor
H
bert in the grocery business, at the
lately occupied by them on Market
stores
street wharf ; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms,for cash or the usual credit,
A General Assortment of Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
, to merit a share of the public patron
ness
age.
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Capt.
Mii.ner, 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.
WAN TED,
S an apprentice to the Black Smithing
A
business, a lad about 15 or 16 years of
For particulars enquire of
age.
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April 11, 1840. tf
Insurance against Fire.
T
HE fubferiber gives not'ce that the D rec
tors of the Farmers' Bank of the State of De
laware at New-Castle, b-ing now ready to re
ccivc application* and effect infurancc againll
lofs or damage by fire, have appointed the fub
feriber tlie'r general Agent and Surveyor.—
Coiumun'catious on the fubject of Infuranee,
pofi pa : d, flial! be promptly and cheerfully at
tended to, by
SAMUEL BARR,
Agent and Surveyor.
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New-Castle, Aprii f>, Bio.
PCL" Notice of Deputy Surveyors fhall be
-
e made for
given asf onn as arrangements ar
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Limerick,Liinington, Cornish, Pnrsonfteld,
Newfit-UI, Shaplcigh, I.tbunou, Berwick,
SattfurJ, Alfred, Watet boro' and Philips
burg, to Buxton.
From Portland,by Saccarappee, Gorham,
Standish, Flintstown, Hiram and Brown
field, to Frybttsh.
1'iotn Portland,bv Windham, Raymond,
Aridgclon, Lovell, /Taterford, Norway, Pa
ris, Buck field, Summer, Hartford, Liver
more, Turner, Poland, New Clouster, and
Hebron academy to Pari". -—
From Portland, by Falmouth, Grey,
New Glouster, Lev,istown, Green, Mon
mouth, Winthrop, Augusta, Sydney, Wa
erville, Fairfield and Canaan to Norridge
work, anti Anson.
From Brunswick, by Top sham, Bow-din
ham, Gardiner and Hollowed, to Augusta
From Gardiner, by Piitslowu, and Dres
den to WiscasHet*
From Augusta, by Redfield, »Mount
Vernon. Chester and New Sharon, to F ar
imngton.
From Augusta, hy Vassrdboro', Wine- !
low, Clinton, Fairfax, Unity and Coliege
town to Hampden.
From Wiscasset, by F.dgccomb.to Booh
bav.
From Wiscassett, by Ntw Milford, Jef
ferson, Palermo and Moaivilh-« to Belfast.
From Buckstown, by Frtikfort, Hamp
den and Bangor, to No. 1, /'ll! Range, and
thence bv Orringtan, to Bucks own.
From Buckstown«by Penobscot, Castine,
Sedgwick and Blue Hill, to Buckstown
and Irom Castine to Ltncolnville.
From Sullivan to Goldsbro'.
'From Denneysville to Eastpoint.
In Newhampshire.
From Salisbury, Ms. by Stabrook and
Hampton, to Portsmouth.
From Portsmouth, by Durham anti
Norlhwoorl to Concord
From Portsmouth, by Exeter and Ring»
ton, to Haverhill, Ms.
Portsmouth, by Exeter, Chester,
FYum
Londondery, Merrimack, Amherst Pe ers
boro'and Keene, to Walp'-le.
From Httvelhill. Ms. by dies er, C u
cord, Hupkmton, Ileuniker atul Lempster
to Charleston.
From Havtthill, Ms.by Salem, to Wind
bam.
From Tynboro', Ms. by Dunstable, Am
herst, Francistown, Washington, and Clair
mound, to Windsor, Vt.
Portsmouth, by Nottingham, Ep
From
, Pembroke, Concord, Salisbury, Ando.
son
Wilnrst, Enfield. Lebanon, Hanover,
ver
Lime, Oxford, Piennont, Haverhill, Bath,
Dalton, Lancaster, Cockburn,
Littleton,
Colebrook and Stuart, to Norfolk, Vt.
From Hanover, by Canaan and Groton,
to Plymouth.
From Salisbury,by Andover, New CIrel
and Bridgewater, to Plymouth, thence
ter
and Sam
by Ilolderness, New Hampton
bornton, to Salisbury.
From Nrwburyport, Ms. by Exeter,
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New Market, Durham, Dover and Barm
ton, tu Gilmanton. t
Portsmouth, hy Dover, Rocks'
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ter, Middletown, Ossippee.
Centre-harbor, Plymouth and Haverhill, to
Newbury, and from Plymouth by New
Hampton, Meredith, Gilmanton, Notting
and Durham, to Portsmouth.
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From Frvburg, Ale- bv Conway, Bart
less, Rosebrooks and Jellerson, to Lanças
ter.
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W'inchendon, Ms. by Fitts
From
and Keene, to Brattleboro, Vt.
From Warwick, Ms. by Winchester ant!
Hinnstlale to Brdtteleboro', Vt.
From Ashby, Ms. by New Ipswich and
; affray, to Marlboro*.
In Vermont.
From LansingbVirgb, N. Y. by Benning
tort, Shaftsbury* Arlington, Manchester,
Rutland, Pittsford, Branden, Leicester, St
lisbtsrv, Middltbury, New Haven, Vergen
nes, Ferrisburg, Charlotte, Shelburri, Bor
lingt.on, Colchester, Milton, Georgia and
St. Albany, to High gate.
From Williamson, Ms. by Pownall, t,o
Bennington.
From Rutland.bv Clarendon, Shrewsbu
ry, Plymouth, Heading and Windsor, to
Cavendish.
From Rutland,hy Castletown,Fairhaven,
Benson, OnVell, Shorehatn and Addison,
to Vetgennes.
From Midtllehliry, hy New Haven,
Monition, Ilyncsburgh, Wllliston, Jericho,
Esses:, Westford, Fairfax, Fairfield and
Sheldon, to Kuntsbitrg, Bakersfield, Cam
bridge, Underhill, Richmond, Huntington,
Starkshoro' and Bristol, to Middlebury, &
from thenc? to Pottltney, and also front
Middlebury hy Rovalston, to Hanover,
N. H.
l'rom lîamnrdatowti, Ms. by Itinsdaie,
Brattlfcboro', Putney. Westminster, Wal
pole, Charleston, Wethersfield, Windsor*
Hartford,
Thetl'ord, Fair lee,
Norwich
Bradford, Newbury, Ryegate, Bartlet, Lit
tleton, Cuncord and Lunenburg, to Guild
hall.
From Walpole, N. H. hy BcUowsfalls.
Rockingham, Chester, Cavendish, Ludlow
and Shrew bury to Rutland.
From Windsor, by Woodstock, Barnard,
Royalfon, Randolph, Wiliiamston, Berlin,
Montpelier, Middlesex, Waterbary« Bol
ton, Jericho and Wtlitston, to Burlington,
and from thence to Grand Isje.
From Royahon, bv Tunbridge. Vershire
and Corimn, to Newbury.
Fi'<-rrt Newbury, by Cotiatii, Washington
and Barre, to Berlin.
From Ryegnte by Pcacham, Danville,
Wheelock, Sbcflield,Glover, Barton.Brown.
! ington atul Salem, lo Derby.
From Lancaster, N. H. by ï.unenbdrg,
Sr. Joi-insbury, Danville, Wa'flen, Harwich,
Woolcotr, Hydespatk, Johnson and Fletch
er, to St, Albans.
In Mr.
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From Suflield, Ct. by Springfield. Wiv
Brookfield
brabam.
Western,
Palmer,
Spencer, Leicester, Worcester, Shrewsbu.
rv. Northboro', .Marlboro', Sunbury, Wa
tertown, Cambridge, Boston, Charlestown,
Malden, Lynn, Salem, Beverly, Wenhani;
Hamilton, Ipstvich, Rowley and Newbury
port to Salisbury
From Suflield, Ct. by Westfield, South
ampton, Northampton, Hatfield, Wbatily,
Deerfield and Greenfield, to Berna.rdstown.
From Salisbury, Ct. by Sheffield, Great
Barrington, StoiAbridge, Lenox, Pittsfield,
Lanesboro' and Williamson, to Grcensfuld.
From Canaan, Ct, by Sheffield, to Egre
in-int.
From Colebrook, Ct. by Southfield, S.tn
di.fr id, Lee, Lenox and Hancock, to New
Lebanon, N. Y.
Fiom Springfield, by Stockbridgc, to Al
N. Y. .
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Fr»m Granby, by Granville, Blatidford
and Chester, to Middle field.
From Brookfield, by Ware, Belvhertown.
Hadley, N mhampton, Cheaietfield, Wor
thington, PatridgcfieM, Dalton, Pittsfield
and Hancock, to New Lebanon.
From Stafford, Ct- to Brookfield or War.
erster, and thence by Framingham, to Bos
ton.
Worcester- by Holden, Rutland,
From
Barra and Petersham, to Athol.
From Rutland, by llubburdst<nvn t.ad
Templeton to Winchendon.
From Rutland,by Greenwich, Ilardwich,
Pelham, Amherst ant! Hadley, to North*
nptorr, and thence bv South Hadley, tc
Springfield.
From Boston, by Dedham, Walpole,
'• Foxboraugh and Attleborough, to Provi
dence, R. I.
From Boston, by the Newbury port turn
pike. to Newbviryport.
From Dedham, by Medficid, Medway,
Bellingham, Milford, Mendon, Oxbridge
and Douglass, to Thompson, Ct
From Boston, by Milton, Canton, Kns
Taunton, Berkley and Freetown, to New
Bedford.
Ft om Boston by Dorchester, Quincy,
Braintree- Weymouth, Hanover. Pembroke,
Kingston,Plymouth, Sandwich, Barnstable,
; Yarmouth, Dennis. Jirewstti, /'/ardwich,
j Orman«, Kastham, Wrllfieet aod_ l'ruro. ir
P.ovincttowr..