The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-16 00:00:00, page 1

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
_ WILMINGTON WEDNESDAY, MAY 1G,
VOL. I.]
1810 .
[AO. 89
Printed and Published
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BY JOSEPH JONES,
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aS5KSŒSÜ
White-Hall Farm,
St. Georgc-'i Hundred, Nevo- Cas Le County,
and state of Delaware.
!e, the
rjlHE subscriber oil 1 ..rs at private
sa
% above farm, with the valuable marsh there
in btlooging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
Silver Run cocks, making in the whole DO
a- tv*.
Loi', beauty of situation, « i- g-uice
For fertility
till healthiness, this farm stunde
ofimprovemenr, ;
It lies 8 miles from the
unrivalled in this state,
w it-is of the Chesapeake, from the river Dela
ware, 4- from C-mt* ell's Bridge» 18 miles horn
Wilmington, (and near the state road leading Co
it,).ntd fn die vicinity of die village known by
the name of the itap. It has been cultivated
for eighteen years past upon the clover and plan
ter p!.-a, all( i for that period (>0 or JO actes of
clover have been mowed annually.
Those who aie inclined to purchase may, by
applying on the farm, view the premises, :
11HI
know the term- either by applying to himsell or
his son William C. Eittx r, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
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White Hal! Farm, Apt il 11,1810.
If tile farm is not sold at private sale, it will be
sold on the premises an Friday the first day of
June. It will command annually to a certainty
from 1000 to 1200 dollars. \V. b .
FOR SALE,
At the Book store of M. It. Lockerman, Wil- j
mington, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
OF THE
EVIDENCE AS!) PRACTICAL IMPOR
TAS C JE
OF THE
CHRISTIAN REVELATION :
In a series of discourses addressed to j/vwig per
sons,
I>Y THOMAS BELSIIAM,
Minister oj the Unitarian Chapel, in Essex strict*
This volume is divided into six discourses,viz.
1st. Preliminary observations. The question sta
ted. Philosophical arguments for the Christian
revelation.
2-1. Direct historical evidence of the dirhams
revelation,
Prophetic and internal evidence of die
ohrisii.in revelation.
4. Evidences of the Christian revelation from
the testimony of The Jewish scripture«.
5 The practical value of the christia
revela
tion.
Land for Sale.
ran if. «
bsriiber intending to leave this State
in -the course of the ensuing month, offers
tos. il a SMALL FARM, containing I 50 acres,
more or le«s, of PH IMF. LAND, situated in
\i
-«tic (aumlv, Delaware, about three
files
I n n du* town of P ut Penn, neatly the same
distance fmm St. George's, and five miles from
Cantwell's Bridge. Wishing to dispose of the
i-vnd before i.is departure, be would make the
tenus inviting, if early application is made to
Dr. David Stkwart, or to
J. V. STEWART.
I'm, i\
, Anri! 26. (S3 )
Sf
r
in
li tvin
commenced Grew in?
f n the seaspn, leave to n form his;
'i
•vn a it] C.onntry C'i*tnmt , ri< that he has
V'rio
a \ TAJD.h HE Ell vi an excellent
T»! :* y coru-t intiv on hun *, which he will ills
i- -s * ot at the
■d prices. ^Ail ordert will he
p UUV|||,
i tc.
at!
Joseph r>. Shipley,
Wilmington College.
' ITHE Trufiees of the Wilmington Colltge,
Jl take plcafure in announcing to a liberal
public, that the Latin department of this infti
tution is permanently effab'iifhed under the
immediate care of .Mr. Tofenh Downing, who
will alfo teach the higher branches of Mat he
niaticks. The healthy situation of Wilming
ton, its character for morality, the goodnel's
of markets, and cheapnefs of boarding ; com
bined with the well edabiillted reputation of
Mr. Downing as a fuccef ful teacher, all concur
to recommend this feminary to the attention of
parents and guardians, to whole care the edu -/
cation and improvement of youth may be en
trotted the truffées inform the pubi c with 1
equal confidence that the Engiifh fchool is in a
ounnung ate under the lupcrtmendance of
Mr. E. K. Dare-and the young ladies defart
nient is aga n permanently revived under the
pri e of the Rev. Mr. Henderlbn whole refpec
tability and acknowledged rrterit are a turc
pledge of his difpofîtion and ability to impro.e
the young ladies committed Ip h scare.
HOBT. HAMILTON,) o
EBEN. A. SMITH, ( °
JOHN nUMSAY. C s'
WILLIAM PRYCK ) â
Apiil 4 iaio.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
1I1E partnership of Prethin <$• Rice is this
1
_, dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having demands against said Hint are requested
to present them ; ami those indebted are desired
to make payment to cither of the subscribers.
Thomas Brarlun,
Washington Rico.
Wilmington, !' cb. 20, 1810.
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WASHINGTON 1UCE,
R espectfully inform* the oi,i cus
tomers of Brarlun & Hire, and the public
gcnctully, that lie has purr based the stock of the
sairl firm, and will continue the Grocery busi
ners, at the same stores, where his friends anrl
customers may he supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, cm reasonable terms.
February 21.
it
Patent Washintr Machines.
LITHE subscriber respectfully informs hi.
Jä friends and the public in general, tint lie
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive ligot
of making and vending Patent. Washing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in New-Casllc county, a number ol
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers peisons and highly ap
proved erf, as they save a great part of the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less injuri
ous to clothes. He will continue to make and
have a supply of them on hand, which he will
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 GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 21,1 809.
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John Dixon
AVING succeeded Warners L? Tor
H
bert in the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf ; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms,for cash or the usual credit,
A C neral 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.
WANTED,
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 XI, 18i0.
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Insurance against Fire.
T
HE fubferiber gives notice that the Direc
tors of the Farmers' Bank of the State of De
laware at New-Castle, being now ready to re
ceive appl cations and effect infurance againff
lofs or damage by fire, have appointed the fab
ler.her the'r general Agent and Surveyor.—
Coromun'catious on the fubject of Infurance,
poll paid, dial! he promptly and cheerfully at
tended to, by
SAMUEL BARR,
Age nt and Emery nr.
New Castle, Aprii 6, 8lo.
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Notice of Deputy Surveyors fitall he
tTi
t riven ss liion ax arrangements are made fear
parpofa.
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2l.a"iu0 of tue Hinton
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[BY AUTHORITY.]
AN ACT
_
„ . Conc ÿ n;n 2 ' 1,v » ii ' 1 J*'™«"»«*
ITfJè- it enacted by the Senate and House of
---* Representatives of the United Slates ot
America, in Congress assembled, '1 hat the
Secretary of War lie, ami he is hereby di
recte d to place llie following named persons
whose claims have been transmitted to
Congress, pursuant to a latv passed the fOrii
of April, one thousand tight hundred and
1 ..ix:, on the pension list of invalid pension
ers of the United States, according to the
ralt . Si and t0 commence at the time herein
mentioned< thal is , 0
soy :
Gideon Griggs, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
nil the ninth day of December, one thou
sand eight hundred and nine.
Elijah lirainatd, at the rate of five dol
lar# per month, to commence on the sixth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
nine,
Benjamin Cotton, at the rate of two dol
lar# anti fifty cents per month, to cummence
on the thirtieth day ol January, eighteen
hundred arid nine,
Willian Smart, at the rate of five dollars
per month, to cominenca on the second
day of February* eighteen hundred and
uine.
John Union, at the rate of two dollars 8c
fifty cents per mouth, to commence on the
sixth day of December, eighteen hundred
and eight,
Edward Grant, at the rate of three dol
lars and seventy cents per month, to com
mence on the twenty-third day of January,
eighteen hundred and nine.
I'eleg Smith, at the rate of three dollars
and thirty-three and one third cents per
month, to commence on the tenth day t-1
January, eighteen hundred and nine.
Nathaniel Ladd, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to comtn-.-nce
on the twenty eighth day of January, eigh
teen hundred and nine.
John Reed, at the rate of five dollars per
month, to commence on the thirty first day
of October, eighteen hundred anti nine.
Joseph Slack, at the rate of three dollars
thirty-three and one third cents per month,
to commence on the thirty-first day ol Oc
tober, eighteen hundred and nine.
Samuel Sterns, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
th« twentieth day of March, eighteen hun
dred and nine.
Enos Petett, at the rate of two dollars
per month, to commence on the fifth day
of June, eighteen hundred and nine.
Jonathan Perkins, at the rate of five tlol
lars pcT month, to commence on the third
dav of Mav, eighteen hundred and nine.
Toney Turkey, at the rate of three dol
lacs and seventy-five cents per month, to
commence on the twenty third day of June,
eighteen hundred and nine.
James Wayland, at the rate of of three
dollars and thirty-three and one third cents
per month, to commence on the sixteenth
day of January, eighteen hundred and nine.
David Hurd, at the rate of three dollars
and severity-five cents per month, to com
mence on the twenty-third day ot June,
eighteen hundred and eight.
Squire Boon, at the rate of three dollars
per month, to commence on the ninth day
of September, eighteen hundred and pine.
Henry Shatv, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the seventeenth day of October, eighteen
hundred and nine.
Quintitn Moore, at the rate of one dol
lar and sixty six and two third cents per
month, to commence on the twenty-sixth
day of August, eighteen hundred and nine.
Robert Baird, at the rate of ten dollars
per month, to commence on the sixth day
of May, eighteen hundred and nine.
George Tennell, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
on the fifth day of December, eighteen hun
dred and eight.
Edward J.lojd, at the rate of thirteen
dollars and thirty three and one third rents
per month, to commence-on the twenty-first
dav of June, eighteen hundred and nine.
John M* Chesnev, at the rate of three
dollars thirty three and one third cents per
month, to commence on the twentieth day
of February, eighteen hundred and ten.
Benjamin Strother, at the rare of three
dollars and thirty three and one third cents
per month, to commence on the filth day
cf October, eighteen hundred and r.ine.
George Crsss, at the me of ttvo dollars
t
J and fifty ct*i:s per month,
to commence on
the seventh day ot Aitgvist, eighteen hun
dred and '
nine.
James Howard, at >Le rate of two dej
lats and It,by cents per month, to commence
the third day oI July, eighteen huudrtd
on
and nine.
Newman Landman, at the rate of three
dollars and thirty-three and one thirj cents
per tponth, to commence on the twenty -
tourth of June, eighteen hundred and nine.
John Powel, at the rjfte of three dollars
and thirty three ind one third cents per
month, to commejce on the twentieth day
of November, eighteen hundred and nine.
George Benedict, at the rate of three
dollars and tiiirtykhree and one third cents
pet month, to commence on the twenty
second day of November,eighteen hundred
and
nine.
Philip Philips, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty t;ent3 ptjr month, to commence on
the twenty ninth dav of November,
eigh
teen hundred and nine.
Peter C,ayr.ee, at the rate of eight dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty
eighth day of November, eighteen hun*
died anti u ine.
James Buxton, at the rate of four dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty
second clay of December, eightten hundred
and nine.
John CroofcOiankn, nt the rate of two
dollar# and fifty cents per month, to com
mence on the twentieth day of December,
eighteen hundred and
nine.
Jolt« Gilbert, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
tile second day of September, eighteen hun
dred and ficht.
Sttrieun Gibbs, at the rate of two dollar?
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the twenty-eight day of March, eighteen
hundred and eight.
James Berry, at the rate of one dollar
and sixty-six and ttvo-thirds cents per
month, to commence on the ninth day of
September, eighteen hundred and r.ine.
James YVarsen, at the rate of three dol*
lata and thârty-thrce and one third cent*
ner month, to conimAce oa the twenty-st
coad day of September, eighteen hundred
and nine
Joseph Slayer, at the rate of twenty dol
lars pe r month, to commence on the twelfth
day ol February,eighteen hundred and nine.
James Monn, at the rate of tell dollars
per month, to commence on tite eighteenth
day of March, eighteen hundred and rnic.
Joseph Reed, at the rate ot three dollar»
and thirty «three and one third cents per
month, to commence on the sixteenth day
of Mardi, eighteen hundred and nine.
Charles Kilgore,, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month,to commence
on the twenty-eighth day cf April, eighteen
hundred and nine.
Ambrose Lewis, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to comme, nee
the nineteenth day of July, eighteen hun*
ott
drtil and nine.
John Newman, at the rate of ten dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty-se
venth day of October, eighteen hundred
and nine.
Joseph Noyes, at the rate of two dui.
lars and fifty cents per month, to com
mence on the twenty-sixth day of January,
eighteen hundred and nine.
David Hamilton, at the rate of five dol.
lars per month, to commence ou the twen
ty sixth day of January, eighteen hundred
and nine
Ilackttlia Doolittle, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
on the twenty fifth day of January,eighteen
hundred ard nine.
Peter Haiford, at the rate of uvo dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the eighth day of March, eighteen hundred
and ten.
John Wood, at the. rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the third day of March, eighteen hundred
and te-n.
Thomas Gnodrum, at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per month, to com
mence on the fourteenth day ol March, •
eighteen hundred and ten.
John Smith, at the rate of four dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty,
eighth day of January, eighteen hundred and
nine.
Jared Duran, at the rate of five dollars
month, to commence on the eighth day
per
of December, eighteen hundred ar.d nine.
John Mariin, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the twenty-first day tf Mart it, eighteen
hundred and ten.