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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
PROCLAMATION

Issued by their ErceKencirs Hugh I,uie
Carmichael, major general commmander
an chief ef,his Brifanniex}Laj estp's forces.
and Don Juan Sanchez Ramirez, ce,n.Asn-
! der in caict' Of his Catholic A3a;estv /.
troots IN shat Island.
10 the 3nhabitants of the City and Spanish
part OF the Island of Santo Domingo.
We are now i'll possession of the city of
Santo Domingo. Divine providence has
crowned with success the combined armies
OF his Britannia majesty George the I'LL &
his Catholic Majesty our beloved Ferdinand
theVllth.; this glorious triumph alone remain.
ed to the entire conquest of the ancient Spa
nish part OF the Island, which in the treaty
OF Basic made in August 1875, was coded to
the French tor certain considerations which
gave rise thereto, as we'll as to other SINH.
lar sacrifices on the part of that nation. In
consequence of which success, we the under
signed. commanders of the English and Spa
nish armies now in possession of the said CT
~, and above mentioned territories, consi-
derlngit our duty to perfect the work which
we have done, by the fundamental establish.
ment OF those regulations that tend to pub.
lie order and safety, do ortlain as follows:
lst. For the purpose of restoring and pre-
serving tranquility in these domains, too long
distracted by intestine and sanguinary con.
hcts and to re-establish peace and TRANQUIL
ity amongst all classes OF the inhabitants, bv
exhorting them to unite under such princi.
pies and in conformity to the laws which are
to govern them it is mutually lecreed that the
ensuing code of Spanish jurisprudence shall
from the date of this proclamation have its
iull force and authority, and tAefrceresepta
tive of his Catholic Majesty Don Juan San.
chez Ramirez shall alone nominate the in
dicial and magisteriai officers he NAV think
proper to carry into effect the civil iurisdic-
ton.
3D. That the English and Spanish troops
shall henceforward be governed bv the res
pective rights and military laws under their
own commanders, and for the purpose Of es-
tablishmg with solidity this ground work ON
which stand the order and administration of
Justice, it is made known that any persons
who may contrary to these premises disturb
the peace and harmony, that is to reign A.
mongst all classes, shall be without rem;s.
sion chastised with all the rigor of the law.
Head Quarters Government
House. Santo Domingo 17M
Juiy. 1909.
(Signed)
HI. CARMICHAEL.
N7a1. Gen. Commanding his Britannia Ma.
Jesty's forces in Santo Dominica.
(Signed)
JUAN SANCHEZ RAMIREZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
NEW QU.AR.d.N1TNE REGUL.ATI-
ONS

ART. /. That vessels of whatever nation
proceeding from the u. 5. that brings a
clear bill Of health, duly legalzed by the
Spanish Consul, from the port from whence
she proceeds, perform only quarantine of
August and September, il must not be less
than eight complete days, and the rest of the
mon ms OF the year it can be shortened agree
able to circumstances.
I'd hat the vessels proceeding from the
u. S. without bill of health will perform
full 40 days.
81. Those that proceed frcm contagious
porte, upon which duly and Props advice
viii be gwen by the minister Of state under.
ny care, will not be adnitted to pratique.
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country, shall pay 70 the crown one fourth OF
aii their yearly revenues from the commence
n,ent of the war, the 10th April
No. 1872.
The board ofhealth has reported, on the
list July, that Charleston, in North Ameri-
Ca, is mot to be considered an as infected,
but suspicious place. In this suspicious ST
tuation, are included the state of Georgia,
the West-Iudia Islands, Turkey and Atri.
San ports. ,.All other citiesand countries, ON
and out of Europe. are to be considered with
out suspicion. Mr.. Bsrke, the Danish mi
mister to Spain, had The honor to deliver his
credentials to King Joseph, the 9Th of July.
~ MADRID, June 90.
The King is desircns to secure the paw
ment of the national debt, and has accom-
plished it. Deprecating bankruptcy of
the state, which, under this old government,
had Impoverished so many families, he has.
by decree of the 9ih June, assumed the
whole debt, and for the liquidation, ordered
national estates to be sold, which otherwise
would have been of no value to the public.
The paper money heretofore issued by go
vernment, should pass current at its nominal
value, and be received in payment for natl
onai estates, as gold and silver. This will
put stop to the imposition of usurers and
strengthen the confidence in the new govern
ment Since the French have been in pos
session OF Vienna, all the cotton has been
transported to Strasburg and Sweitz, as long
as any could be found in the Warehouses.
Through Basil, passed lately large flock of
Spanish Sheep, as a present from Emperor
Napoleon to Emperor Alexander-theyw were
bound to Odessa.
NUGRENBERG June rs.
The news from Vienna of the 21st con
taius nothing of any new war-like operations.
The bill of mortality states that from the
4th to the 10th June, 1913 persons had died in
Vienna and its suburbs, and from the 18th to
the 18th 60 persons, in which however, is not
Included those who have died i'm the hospi-
tails. A letter written by the archduke
Charles to the duke of Brunswick Gels, dat
ed Deutsch Wagram, June 18th, is as fol-
lows with a painful sensibility, Which
your highness no doubt participates, have l
been informed, that the troops Of your high
ness have permitted themselves to exercise
unbecoming cruelties and oppression in the
Kingdom OF SaXony, which have disgraced
the army, and injured the good cause by If
ritating the people. l have commanded
Field Marshal Lunch Baron Nienmeye,
who is invested with the command of the
Royal Imperial Troops to notify, that he ac- :
cordng to laws of war, will cause the sever.
est punishment to he inflicted upon all such
irregular offences committed either by the
Troops. This measure is highly necessary.
SO long as your highness's troops make
part OF the army in Saxony-I request your
hishness to make this regulation known to
your people.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
DIR. RAMSAY in the Chair,
JOHN ). CoGDELL, Secretal

49, JOHN -. OoGDELL, Secretary;
Ihe Committee appointed at the Meeting
Oh the @9.h uit. reported sundry resolutions |:
winch being read by the Chairman, were
unanimously agreed to, and are as follow:
WHEREAS II appears by the Procla ma
ton OF the President Of the u. s. of the 9th
ut. that the arrangement lately concluded
by him and the Minister of his Britannia
Majesty, has been disavowed by the govern
ment of the latter, though the u. S had
performed with the utmost promptitude and
good faith, the stipulaions incumbent on
them in consequence of which. the sincere
and honorable endeavors of or Government
to meet that nation on footing Of ami ~ and
pacihcatlon have failed, and all the evils
resulting from their Orders in Council are
again visited upon our peaceful and rightfn
commerce, under circumstances peculiarly
injurious and insulting, while the other nu.
herouS ViOdtiouS uI Ourntutrai rights and
'ational honor, of which We have so long s,n.
30 Justly complained, remain altogether.
red'essed And, whereas, the arrangement
so happily concluded, Contained in tie obi
mon OF this meeting, no more than this Gs
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PARIS. Jc,v 10.

AXIS, 1Niy ~
On the 4th inst. the Americans residing
In this city, celebrated the anniversary of
that ever memorable day which gave birth
to their independence. The greatest taste
was displayed in the decorations of the room
in which they assembled: The walls were
covered with emblematiC figures of exquisite
workmanship. At one end of the room A
merca and France were seen sitting tore
Their in the Temple of Peace united by lau-
rel wreatlis, each holding a horn of plenty,
with England in a humble attitude at their
feet Another emblem represented the Pre-
sident ". S. and the Senate of the same, be-
fore whom stood an old warrior, bearing
standard on which was Inscribed" 4th
OF July, 1776.-Freedom of the seas for neu-
trails, or war with England 20
General Armstrong Ambassador from the
U. s. the gentlemen composing his legation
and many French gentlemen of the highes,
distinction pattook of the entertainment.
The following are the toasts drank OH the
occasion.
list. The Independence Of the u. Sizes.
Cd. The President of the same.-Iames
Madison, Esq.
Sd. II. x II. NJ. Napoleon the Ist. EN-
peror of the French and king of Italy
4th. The brave Americans who fought to
rid their country of the tyranncal yoke of
England.
5th. General Armstrong.
The following decree and New Quarantine
Regulations, in Spain, was received by the
schooner Morning Star, Capt. Smith, from
CadiZ, to Jacob Barker.
Translated for the Public .4dperrisef.
The Supreme Junta of the Kingdom con.
stantly jealous for the encouragement of np.
riculture and commerce. particularly i'm
those articles most frequently the object Of
speculation in the greater number of persons.
and in which farmers, as well as other indi-
viduals and tradesmen, can most easily en-
ploy their industry and capitals, has been
pleased to declare, that for the present the
corn, seeds or pulse, which are imported
from foreign countries into any port CT Spain.
shall be free of duties, both roval and mu
nicipal, and of any other denomination what
ever and for the same reason and with The
same views, the Supreme Jurta has deter
mined that conformably to the rovai order
OF the LIST March, 1903, the exportation and
circulation OF the above mentioned articles
by land and sea, from one Of the provinces
OF spain to another, or of the ports or places
to another, shall be free from any exaction
or duties. either royal or municipal whatey
err, and without other formality or requisite
than the return certificate, or those estab-
lshed to assure that the articles have not
been landed in places occupied by tile enemy.
dated Seville, 10th June, 1909.
(Signed) SAAVREDA.
To Seignor the SHb- Delegate
Of ReveNe, at Cadiz.
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NEw-foRK, Sept Cine Quebec Ga
zette OF the 18th ult gives the clearances of
" ships. So briggs, s SHOWS, and 16 schrs :;
nearly all the square-rigged vessels for
Great BRITANNIA great part of them sail
cd under convoy of the Foxhound, of 1s
guns.
The FISHERIES, ----Schooner Farmer from
Labrador, with $4,000 fish schr Jane from
do. with IL 900 scnr. Parrot, from do. with
of'OO0 and two or thee others, with Ike
iares, arrived at Newburyport last week
FISH has been very plenty this season.---The
aSgregate amount expected to be received
at Newburyport by vessels belonging there, is
stated at 1000, 500 fish A numbec of Cape
Cod vessels were at Labrado- Sd nit. Our
hsheres are an important branch Of business.
rs healthy employment. and an homo, able
and honest method d" drawing riches from
the ocean"
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CHARLESTON, Sep 6.
ut meeting of the Citizens Yesterday.
heid III St. Michael's Church, agreeable to
Adjournment .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
NOTE BY coBBETT.

he talsehoods that Mr.. PICKERING ut
tered to the Sc savages arc well known TO eve
~ man acquainted with the Gil cum 5, ances
Let this talk be compared with other talks
that Mr. Pickering has since put into 7vritine
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
JOHN HUNTER.

baltimore, Sept. 8.
Case of the men arrested as Deserters from
the Frigate L'Africaine, by John Hunter.
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The following decree and New Quarantine
Regulations, in Spain, was received by the
schooner Morning Star, Capt. Smith, from
Cadiz, to Jacob Barker.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
Notice


IS hereby given to the Electors of New
Castle County, who are qualified to vote for
Members of the General Assembly, that an
Election will be held a. the Court house in
the Tom Of Nezv-C Castle, at the same time
and In the same manner as Senators and
Representatives for the said County are e.
iected, to choose as Commissioners Of the
Levy Court and Court of Appeal for said
County, one good and substantial Freehol
der in the Hundred Of Chrisslana, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the remnva
OF John Warner, one good and substantial
Freeho'der in the Hundred of Whi,eciay
creek, one good and substantial Freehold
er in the Hundred of Psncader, one good
and substantial Freebooter in the Hundred
OF REBELLION, and one guod and oob~ranral
Freebooter in the Hundred of ST. s,oree's
to supply the places of Thomas Philips,
Morgan Jones. Anthony Higgins and La.
vid Stewart, whose seats have become va.
cant by the expiration Of terms.
HUCHW. Ri CHE, C.P.
August 80, soo. 10.
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John Dixon

1AVING succeeded Warners 81 Tor
/ i bert IN the grocery business, at tn.
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf offers for sale on the mosr
moderate terms for cash or the usual credit,
Il General assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention to bust
ness, to merit. "a share Of the public patron
Age.
The Packet, SLoop HOPE, Capt.
M1LNER. with sood accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town 3,
Philadelphia as usual-al freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1909.
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To the Public.

"HE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends ard the public that he has
purchased the whole stock and trade late
of the firm of John 81 VIM. Patterson. sad
ders, and removed to the west side of
Market street few doors below Third
street, where he continues to carry on the
above mentioned business in all it various
branches, and has constantly for sale large
and elegant asst rtment Of Articles in his line,
WIKI he will Oppose of On the most reason
able rms.
William Patterson.
q Wanted, as apprentices to
the abo,, business, one or two active BOYS
Of from ID to 16 years Of age. ap % 3m
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WILllING TON COLLEGE,.
Aug. ~.

9-aHE trustees of Wilmington College
L take pleasure in being able to announce
TO the public the revival of the Latin school
~ This institution, under the immediate
are of Mr.. Bigelow and general superln
tendance of the Rev. DR.. Read. The heal
10Y situation of WILMINGTON, its character
t,r morality, the goodness of its market
and chs,':c of best boarding houses, joined
o the evidence of Mr.. Bigelow's capacity
as a teacher, and the long and justly esta
lished reputation of DR.. Read as success
ial preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parents and
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa.
lion and Improvement Of the youth in,rust'
ID 10 their care, especially when they are
further al sured that the other departments
of the college are provided with tutors ful
ly adequate 10 their appointments, and o.
une xcep,ionahle moral characters
By order of The Board,
ROE; RT HAMILTON, J 9
IB . EZtR y, SMITH,
JOii,, RUMSE.Y,
WILLIAM TRyCE, ::
July 90, 500,
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;. For Sale,

A T the Bookstore of NJ. r. LockzRMAs.
IA Weems' Life Of Washington, containing
iund of intorma~Vn aud amusencrt.'
An interesting higNsry of the Kuishs's Tenn
plars, their origin, character and persecution.
The history CT the decline and fall of the !2o
man Empire, by Edward Cib5on containioe
memoirs Of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches Of LELAND, written in Con-
Taught, by Miss Owenson.
Poetic TRIES, by John Henry Mills, come
dian.
The Wild 1Iih Girl, by Miss Owenson.
Montalber, novel; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Jo.eph Andrews Rode,ick Random; Charlotte
Temple; the Drown'd Wife; the Vicar G.
wakefield; Blair's Lectures; Goldsmith.
Rome Jess's Surveying; Jsckson's Bnok-kee,.-
ng; the Clerks Magazine and gieat variet,
of histories, voyages and travels. day books.
journals and ledgers, and writing books of every
escr tin; wiring paper, states, scales ans.
ividers, quills, inkstands, waters, &c &c.
That scientific author speaking of the Frercl,
and Indian wars about the time cf Braddock's defeat
describes the effect the news ha III England thus
SWIFT as the broad.wngcd i,;,,ke:s ccuia fly d
,toss the deep, the news was carried to England
5 effects there was like that of Stone rudely hurled
,sainst of boyaets. Instantly, from centre re
circumference, all is rage and hustle he hive re.
.runds with the maduenng insects dark uInblnr
from their cells they spread the hss,y wing, and
brill whizzing through the air, they ruth 20 nni he
foe JUST in the sea-yains island, FROM Queens.
horse to a!e5omse, from King cociney all we're n,rca
for fight Even the red-nosed pos,ers. where the,
met, bending under their burdens would stop, full
nut i'll the streets, to talk of AIMS WRONGS
and, they talked, their fiery we're seer to
grow more fiery still, and defopn. Then
throwing their packs the ground and lclping into
The attitude of boxers. with sturdy across and
rcugh black jaws stretched out the bend forward to
rle faacied gbti The frcg.cating toe, in shirsess
'uiacs and !o,.g ars cue give ground chen
isng in their might with fire striking they press
card upon him, and coming in, land and f o- with
sick and cuff and many hearty curse, they sew the
GIocLINo CROWD, how damn 'em they would
hump The French"
September E, 1909.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27

With the most perfect confidence we re.
commend thcie pills to the public, and will
only further add, thar their operation is al
ways p'eaiant, and that they leave nothing of
tl'a coltiv nefs behind them too often attend
ing medicines dehgncd for Gmiar purpofes.
!. Ten years have juit6ed US in stating ,hete
facts, during which we have had very exte.,-
live md cnnitantiy increaing fae for This truly
valuable med cine.
Sold BY Mathew r Lockerman,
Bookseller,
Next above the Bank of Delaware, Market
Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
.ang. %, 1909.
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Patent w ashing Machines.

ME subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive riga,
OF making and vending Patem WasAing Muchiues
throughout the hundreds of BTandywinc and
Chrisriana, in Newcastle county, number OF
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap-
proved OF, as they save great part oil he lalsour
OF washing in the usual way, and are less iDuri-
Gus to clothes. lie will continue to make and
have 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 right to make and use them within thu
the hundreds Aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington. Jan 81 1909 If
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10 those persons Is recommended,


Ayhurn, Ring worms, Priekiy heat, &c.
10 those persons Is recommended,
Lees Persian Lotion,
A certain remedy for removing ,hofe d:ra-
greeabe barriers TO beauty, the propr!ctors
with the most facred regard TO truth, aud the
credit of thete medicines allure the afflicted
that all the different appearances above emu
merated, i'll ihort time subduc . by wet
ting the parts affected, with this p,aant fluid,
according to the directions on each bot.ie.
perions therefore who + gard, either wla,
is due to TIL miclves, or the favour and opinion
of the world, whe can distnguiG, between the
comelinets of health, and the dcformitv of dif
eai.. and who can weigh thu advantages which
belong 10, an are iniel arabic from. an enga
ging appearance, TO VIII eh perhaps, they
themielves, have by nature, the ltrongelt
claims ae ivrinuny ailured, tina, thefe advan
tages, 70 fai as belong to a good ilsn, are to
Ne obtained by the uie of his Lotion, howevs
violently they may happen TO be afflicted.
InHead of the nudious, and debili'atine
rourles of medicines, which patients went
through formerly, and which, perhaps, they
are ltll too frequently obliged TO undergo, it
new found, that the greatelt number Of ,hete
CO npIaiurs, are more certainly, and ipeedily
emnved by The nie Of local remedies merely /.
than they ever wee by a contrary courie.
LEES LOTION.
Is celebrated among the fashionable throughsu ut
Europe, as an invaluable coinletie, perfect,
innocent and fate, free from corrective and re
re Kent mnerals (the hali. of other lotions ard
Of unparalleled efficacy in preventing and re
moving blsmi-hcs II the face and skin, of every
kind, ii operate. mildly, without impede 6
;,at natural, ir'eniible pe.fpiratien, VIII eli -
eAenta 10 health. yet irs effects are fpeedy
nd permanent, rendering the ikin telicate|,
loft and clear, improving the complexion aud
re torjng the boom of youth, >old at the
eooki,ore of Matthew Lockerm.n.
Aug az, 1909.
G-r Each article has the outside wrapper the sig
nature of RICHARD LEE g. SON. Persons
ending the above. liable to be imposed upon.
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Preparedh by RlchMM Lee and Son Bat'more.
rerions wiil,ing to purchafe this valuable
medicine are requefed TO be part cuIar er
gu ring for Tres .A3fi- StN{5ns PiNs, put No u,
wooden boxes, having On the ou,lide Wrapper
the iignature Of Richard Lee & oon--this >.
necefsary as there are other pills of the fa,.ie
name.
rhe operation Of theie highly esteemed pill +,
S perfectly mild, and tile experience Of thou
sands has proved, they may be used in ucr.
tuation in life without the least nconveni
ence or damage.
They are admirably adapted to carry off su
perhuous bile, and prevents its morbid secre
iions-to restore the appetite, prod4cea reg"
mr. habu efthe body, promote free expiration
and Thereby prevent cold, 70 often attended
with fatal consequences to tie lives of thou
lands-and feldom, if ever, fail to remov~ a
cold, if taken on its first appearance. Han
rual costivcneis, and lis opposite, are remov-
ed BY their wEolc(omc influence, as alto those
diseases arising from them, head aches and
lickness at rhe tomsch.
1t is almoA uunecellary to state, thar on the
regular hubH Of the system, the health Ut man
kind de ends. 10 conduce to this all import
ant object, perhaps no medicine was ever more
generally tuccessful than ,heie piils-theV ne
vey do ha,m, and At least nine times out OF ter
afford relief TO thoc who nie them for the pur
p0fes for which they are intended.
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A VALUABLE
Tract of Land for sale,
III Eripate Sale.

III 17Y1SQte o0le.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the trac.
u Of Land on which he at present re.
sides, situate in Mill. Greek hundred in tn.
county of Newcastle and state of Della
ware, containing two hundred and fit,
acres more or less, with a comfortable
dwelling house and kitchen, a cellar, barn,
and good stone spring-house thereon
erected, Young apple orchard, and varl.
cry of other fruit trees of the best quality /:
it is we'll watered by number of excellent
springs on said tract there is near twenty
acres OF good timothy meadow land, absur
forty acres now in clover, large proper
ton of woodland-and the residue good
arabic 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 Will
mington and six from Newport on The
main road leading from thence to Lancas.
ter. AS it is presumed any person inclining
to purchase will view the premises, it IS
thought unnecessary to give further de-
scrption will bear division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
Gether or in parts as may best suit the pur-
chaser. II i, is not sold at private sale on
or before the asth 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,
a, which time attendance will be given and
the terms made known, by
JAMES OCHELTREE.
y ilmingtop, June "a, 1869.