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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
VOL. I.J
WILMINGTON WüDN'i« Si)AV, MAY 24, 181».
[NO. 9
Whitc-IIall Farm,
St. Georges Hundred , Vet v-Caslie County,
and state of Delaware.
ir*W. subscriber offers at private sale, the
5 above farm, with the valuable marsh there
to belonging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
Silver Bun creeks, making in the whole 4j'J
said
a:res.
For feitilily ofsoil, beauty ofsilnation, elegance
of improvement, and healthiness, thisLrrn stands
unrivalled in this state. It lies 5 miles from the
waters of the Chesapeake, :l fmni the river Dela
, 4 fiom Cantwell's Bridge, \ H miles Item
ware
(and near the state road leading U
W ilmington
the vicinity of ll-C village known by
tl,) and in I
It has been vultivatni
the name of the Trap.
the clover and plais
has,
for eighteen years past upon
actes of
ter plan, and. tor that period GO or 0
of
clover have been mowed annua.*y.
Those who arc inclined to purchase may, by
implying on the farm, view the premises, and
know the terms either by applying to him-elt or
1 his son William C. Frazer, rcsidmg at New
of
Oastie.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
ous
tf
White Hal! Farm. April tl, 1810.
|f the farm is not sold at private sale, t will he
sell
Friday the litsl day ol
sold on the ptemises
an
It will command annually t-i a ceri imry
Jane»
son
\V. V.
tlie
from 1000 to 1200 tkn'iar«
■At the Book store r^f *MOL ' Lockevman, Wil
niiiigton, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
<. r rue
AC TIC A I. IMPOii
L VI D l SCE ASlJ F
F.LVCL
c, r Tttr.
CHRISTIAN REVELATION :
cdJm&cd to yuung jier -
lu a scries of iLu i.Ui'Scs
sous ,
by THOMAS BEI. SHAM,
Minister »/ the Unitarian Outfitt> <" Essex street.
is divided into six discourses, viz.
Thi« vo.unui
1st. Preliminary observaiions. The question sta
Hhilasophieal arguments Mr tiic Christian
ted.
revelation. , ...
2 , 1 . Diiect historical evidence of tue chmtans
revelation.
Prophetie and internal evidence of the
r.,l.
ditisttan revelation.
ol the Christian revelation from
4. Evidences
f the Jewish script'll re.
the tes'imony <>
c of the chiistian receia
r, The piacticM
\ a:u
tson.
toi* Aille.
13 AUF. subscriber intending to leave this State
lit ttie m:\teof tit'- ensuin-r month, olf'.-i*
a
V.,i. FARM, containing 150 t
ties,
i„ sell a
situated in
of PRIME LAND.
h
more oi
,. r ,nnty, Del iw.tre, about three truies
vrvnislie
of Pott Penn, rteat'v 'he same
font the town
..r.d five miles from
, r ..tance from St. tivurv
is [ruse of the
Wishing to
t .uitweli's Bridge- , .
make the
I.sn.l before his -leparttue. he won,,,
ta'lc to
let ns invitis , if early application is i
or to
Dr David Stewart.
J. V. STEWART.
Rr*
Ajtr ii 2ù. (28 ]
V. r- lv
entier havi i f t oounent od Brewing
r pi IEi.it!
foi m bis
the season, '.)et;s le.
i. fur t..
u to
Cu'-tt'.mrr.; that he h.is
Town a ni Country
f.EEIl an exeellrnt
S/'HONG .Y T MA,
, which he Will <!is
m dtr
n.t
ill he
All orders
=ii-A price*.
.!' .,t the tit
A')'
hiph'V,
.! :l';C('h 13.
-
John Dixon
TAVING succeeded Warners ÏF Tor -
"1 hcr l in the grocery business, at the
lately occupied by them on Market
stores
wharf ; offers for sale on the most
street
moderate terms,lor cash or the usual credit,
A General Assortment oj Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
, to merit a share of the public patron
ness
agu.
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Capt.
Muner, with good accommodations lor
passengers, will ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual—all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 180 l J.
WANTED, .
\ S an apprentice to the Black Smithing
business, a lad about 15 or 1(5 years of
For particulars enquire of
ngv.
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April 11. 1810. tl
afrainst Fire.
Iusarance
O
T
_ IT 1 ' fjbfcr.ber mves not'ce that the D rec
tors of the Fanners' Bank of the State of De
laware at New-Castle, being now ready to re
ceive appl cations and effect infurance agamtl
lofs or damage bv lira, have appointed the fab
1er.her tbc.r general Agent ami Surveyor.—
Commun cations on the fithjeef of Infurance,
poll pa d, Ihall be promptly and cheerfully
at
tended to, by
SAMUEL BARR,
Aai ni unit Surveyor.
Ve v-Castle. Arr'i 6, 8io. tt
" -- - ; m Not'cc of Deputy Surveyors fltall be
given asf oon at arrangements are made for
pur ole.
Wilmington College
^ ft'illees of the Wilmington College,
3 take pleafuve in announcing to a liberal
public, that the Latin department of this infli•
union is permanently ellablifhed under the
immediate care of Mr. Jofeplr Downing, who
will alfo teach the higher branches of Matlie
maticks. '! he healthy situation of Wilmirtg
, its character for morality, the goidnefs
ton
of markets, and cheapntfs of boarding ;
; coni
bitted with the well ellabiillied repntat
on of
Mr. Downing as a iiicccf-ful teacher, all concur
to recommend tliL feminary to the attention of
parents and guardians, to whofe rate the edu
cation and improvement of youth may be en- »
tru'tid—the truftees inform the pnbl c wUb
equal confidence that the Englifh (chool is in J
tbmrifhing (late under the fuperiittendance of
Mr. K K. Dare—and the young ladies d | art
men' is again permanently revived under the
pare of the Hew. Mr, Henderfon whofe refpec
tabiiity and acknowledged merit are a litre
pledge of his difpofition and ability to impro.e
the young ladies committed to li scare.
HOBT. HAMILTON
EBEN. A. SMITH,
■J
JOHN HUMS AY.
WILLIAM PRYCK
April 4 1 S 10.
tf
Dissolution of Partnership.
HE partnership of Briiihm If Rice is this
T
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having demands against said fitni are requested
to present them ; ami those indebted are desired
tc make payment to either of Ihe subscribers.
Thomas Brarlun,
Washington Rice.
fit; -f
Wilmington, Feb. 20, 1810.
WASHINGTON RiCE,
KJ) ESPECTKULLY informs the old cus
jivy turners of Bradun & [lice, and the public
generally, that lie has purchased the stock of the
said firm, and will continue the Grocery busi
ness, at the same stores, where hi-, friends and
customers ntay he supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, cm reasonable terms.
Febrnaiy 24.
tl
Patent Washintr Machines.
e>
J 1I1E subscriber respectfully informs hi
friends and the public in general, that hr
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
of making and vending I'atcnt IVas/iing Mach inn
throughout the hundreds at Drftmlywine
Christiana, in Ne .'. -Castle county, a number oi
which machinas he has already made, winch
have been tried by divers persons ar.d highly ap
proved of, as they save a great p-rt ofthclabour
of washing in the usual way, ami are less injuri
ous to clothes. He will continue; to make and
have a supply of them on hand, who it he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
tiîht to make and use them within the
son a
tlie Sainv'.reils aforesaid.
ABU AM GEST.
tf
Wtlmington, J'an. 21,1 SOP.
of thz cUîOü.
[ÜY AU FHORI FY.j
AN ACT
To establish Post Roads.'
( ConcludedJ
Iu Michiagan.
From Tort Miami by Fienchtown to De
treil.
in Ohio.
From Point Pleasant Va. by Gallipoli»,
Sciota Salt Wot ks Chilicotba, Frauklituon.
Wo-lhinglnr,, Delaware, Mount Vernon,
Mansfi .d ;t:, L-y and Bronson to Huron.
From Marietta by Dclpre to Wood c. h.
Fro,.I Mihiitt.., ,,y Athens, Chilicothe,
New Markt:, \ / tlliatntlburg, Millord, Co
lumbia, Cnicinnatid to Northhentl.
From Wheeling, Va, by St. Clairsville,
Morristown Ei aukford, Cambridge, Zanes
ville, Springfuld, New Lancaster, Chilico
the and Browns' cross roads to Maysville,
K.
From Cincinnntia by Crosby, Hamilton,
Dayton, Staunton, Troy, Pique Town,
Spi inglielJ, Ludlow,Xenia,Waynes,Leban
on and Montgomery to Cincinnati.
Fronf Chilacothe by Peppe to Aiex.in
dri.t.
„ ,
Erom Z tnesviile by Gaadenhuttea and
New Pmlade-lphia to Canton.
From Marietta by Waterford, Zones
vide. Newark, Greensville, Worthington to
Urhana.
From Troy to Grenville.
From Brook c h. Va, by Steubenville
and iMiicettsîown tu New JLi^uun.
Frora Greensburg or Beavertnwn Pa. by
New Lisbon. Deerfield, Ravenna, Hudson,
Clevelar.d, Huron, Perkins, Patterson and I
Sandusky to Fort Miami. j
From' Greensburg Pa- bv Poland,
Youngstown and Warren to Jefferson,and
return by William,ford, SmivbSeld and
Brookfield to Warren.
From Litchfield by Ralphvilie, Jefferson
and Austinville to Cleveland.
From Youngstown to Canfield.
I t, y o
i\\ laaiaixaxu..
From Lousville K■ bv Jeffersonville
Clarksville, Cofydon, anti Vincennes, to lint
Uirixv-d 3-.mvs oatrtre.
From Northbend O. by Laurenceburg to
Fort William, K.
In Illinois,
ne and Bttr
From St. Greenville by Mat
ton and St. Louis.
From Smitltfield, K. by Fort IMassnc and
ardeatt K. T.
Tywappety to Cape C
In Louisianna.
!
1
1
From St. Greenville by Mattie and But- j
i
ton and St. Louis to St. Charles. j
From Kaskaskia, I. T. by Geuevieve and
L
Cape Girdeau to New Madrid.
In Delaware.
and
From Elkton Md. by Christiana
Newport to Wilmington.
From Wilmington by New Castle, St.
Georges, Cantwell's Bridge. Smyrna, Do
, Camden, Frederica, Georgetown and
ver
Diggsborough to Poplartown Mil.
From Cantlesbridge by Middletown
to
Warwick Md.
From Frederica to Whiteleysburg.
From Salisbury, Md. by Laurel, Con
cord and Georgetown to Lewis-own.
From New Market, Md. by North
West Fork bridge and Bridge Branch to
Georgetown.
In Maryland.
From Washington city by Lladensburg,
Baltimore, /Larford, Favre de Grass and
North East to Elkton. ^
From Washington city, bv Upper .larl
boro' Queen Ann. Annapolis, //add a ways
At. Michaels, Easton, Cambridge, Vienna*
Salisbury, Snow Hill, Princess Ann, White
Haven and Quanlico to Vienna.
From Popiartown by SnowhiU to Horn
ton.
From Salisbury to Q tantico.
From Cambridge to Newmarket.
/Vom Easton by Centerville, Churchill,
Chestertown, Georgetown Cross roads and
Sassafras to Warwich.
Cross roads by the
From Georgetown
Cross roads.
head of Chester, Suddler's
Be aver dam and Nine Bridges to Greettsbo
rouzh.
l-Voiri Easton by Hillsborough, Denton
and Greensborough to Whitlesburg, D.
Elkton to Brickmeeting-house.
from
/'rond 7/artford to L'elleair.
/j.iltimore to Annapolis.
f rom
Baltimore by Rockhall to Chcstei
hrom
J t0 '^ m Baltimore, by Reisterstown toMan
chester.
Prom Rcisterstowu by Westminster to
Union mi ils.
From \Bth irrr.re In I'll con's I,.< w.t r mills
t ophutown, Newmarket, /'rcdeiicktown cc
-Vewtown to //urpei's ferrv.
krom Baltimore. by Qjeeostown to Ccn.
tre ville.
/rorn Washington city, by Georgetown,
Montgomery court-house,Clarksburg, Ft ed
ericktown, Middletown, Hagerstown, L/an
coek, /Jerkhy springs, Oldtown, to Cum
berland, and thence by' the National road
to
Union, Pa.
From Washington city iJrcokvih'e and
Triodelphia to Ellicott's mills.
f'rotn Predericfccown to Liberty,
from I'Yccleriklctown by Woodsborough
to Taiteytown.
^ Y Vom Fredcricktnwn by Creagerstotvn to
Emmetsburg.
/rom S'nepherdstown.Va. by Sltarpsbtirg
and Wiil'.imsport to Hagerstown.
/romUppcr Marlborough byNottingharr ,
Aquasco, Benedict and Charlottehall,
to
Ohaptico.
b rom Queen Ana by Pigpoiot, Tracy's
Landing, Lower ALirlborough, L/untingto",
and Calvert court house, to S\Leonards.
From Washington ct'y by ?iscataway,
Port 'l'obacco, AHenfresh, Newport, Cbnp
tico Leonatdto-vn, Greatmill and Si. inn.*
goes, to Ridge.
^ Prom Port Tobacco by Ton-hiH to Nv>
• m
K rom Leesburg, Va. by Charlesburg to
J/migomerv court house.
From Fredericktown to Leesburg.
From Uniontownb-y Berlin. Thrasher'*
|t0fe aad /niton's mill to Watet ford, Va.
j -* r - . • • j
"fe 1 . .
! >om Washington bv Alexandria, Bum
I Sralkwd c. h. Falmouth, Fredericks
j bur S- ^«-'ling-green. White ch.mmes L/ai.
over court house, Richmond, Petersburg,
// V rls BnuMwak to Warremon, m. c.
P rom Washington city bv Prospect,Lanes.
Leesburg, 'Waterford, F/.lLborough,
Charlestn"-t. ohrgheidstown and Martins
mug, tozj-;r,cley Springs.
t ronl ^ ' u f fordl,y *™ ,en * 8t ,? re ' Jan *
uej*Ä nncf Snik^rs C«ap to Uppemlle.
FromWa*ln»gu»n citv by Fairfax c.house
Goshen» I^iddUburg, Pa
W'ittchestet,
r.:S,
Westernnpit* ~*7 tr ** - «*■ .
Clarksvnic, '-turKsburg and .uarsucs to Aity
rietta, O.
From Gandysville to Morgantown.
From Clarksburg to B eve>!y.
From Pendu ton c h. by M cot fields,Rom
ney, Spnngfi i and Frankfort to LYesaps
burg, Md
From Williamsport Md. bv Martinaburg,
! Winchester, Steven .burg, JVLwton, Stras
riar ris
1 burg, Wookstock, Newmllrket and
j
i burg "o Staunton.
From /Ltrpvrsferry by Chatlestown and
j
L iuletown to Winchester.
From Fairfax c. h. bv Centrcvtlle, Hay.
market, Warrenton, Madison, c. h. Stan,
antsville, Staunton, iMuidiebrotik, Browns,
burg. L« rtir.gton, Natural Fridge, Fattons
bu-g, Fincastle. Amste-rdtim, Salem, /lir
mrmnt, Christainbuig and Evannham to
Abii gtlon.
From Alexander to to Fairfax c. h.
From New Yoik to Lovingrtown to
N. Ison county.
From Clouchestcr to Occnquan.
From Frsderieksbnrg bv Elk Run Church
and Warrington 10 Gibson and Oakhill.
From Fred* ricksburg by Germania,
Steversburg, Culpepper, c. h. Jeflersoti,
Washington and Front Royal to Winches
ter.
From Culpepper c h. bv V/oodvtlle, 2'.
T. Vissage, Fass Mills, Thornton's Gap,
ilawksbill A/tPs U»
J/utnH's store and
AcV ,'>faI ket.
c. h.
From Fredericksiitt t by Orange
Gordons, Milton, Chance„ville, New Glas
gow to Lynchburg
From Lovtngston h.y Warren to War
minster.
Fredericksburg by Thornsburg,
-rom
Chilosluitg,Oxford, Ciewaville and Price's
milis to Goochland c. o.
From Fredericksburg by Spottsvlvania r
Bibb's store, Louira
h. Lewis s, Putties,
c. h. Yancey ville and Mitchell's
store to
Goochland c. h.
From Fredericksburg by king Get.rgo c*
h. broad fielt), Mattoxi>ricli*e, LerJstowrt,
Richmn .1 h.
Templemans Cross roads.
Mount Airy, Farnham, kinsale, Nuititt.-m.
beiland c. h-and Lancaster c. h. to K.l*
marnock.
Fredericksburg to Port Royal,
From
LTrbanna and
Tappalianro k.
Lavions,
Glouster, c. h. to Yorktown.
by Brcaddus's
Bowling G r
e=r
From
Dunkirk, Waiertqn, King ar.d
Mills,