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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
District Court.

DeLaware District, IS.
VIZ HEREASa libel hath been filed in the
w District Court of the United States b.,
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney for the sad
district, against the schooner EMMA, her tar.
kle, apparel and furniture, OF the value of s
lawful money Of the United States, and
COW lying in the Delaware district, the same
vessel being seized iorfefed by the collector OF
the said district for violating the act Of Congress-
entitled, +" An act to inIerdict the commercial
intercourse between the United States and Great
Britain and France and their dependencies ans.
for other purposes"
Ind rdereas the honorable GUNNlG BED
FORD, Esq Judge of the said District Court,
hath ordered the 4th day Of October, 500,
at II o'clock, A. Nj. for holding special Dis
tr;ct Court at the Town-Hall, i'll the borough
of Wilmington, for the said trial, agreeaby to
the prayer of the said Attorney Notice is here
By given, That special District Court will lie
then and there held for the tlial OF the Prers"
es, and the owner or owners, and all persons
who may have or claim any right, interest O:
concern therein, are hereby cited and admon-
ished to be and appear at the time and place a.
loresaid, to shew sausc if any they have, why
final decree should not pass, pursuant to the
prayer of the said bill.
THOMAS WTTHERSFOON,
Chyk Ct tie District Coaa..
Wa1mingfoa, Septem6er 90. 1909 At
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District Court.

Dt'e@a1e District, IS.
AET iiEREAS libel hath been filed in H.
w District Court Of the United States,
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney FOR The sr''
'fsrlct, against the schooner JAMES, her t,'
ll!c, apparel aud furniture ant, the ca,go foot :
m beard, se'ze'. TOR violating the oi Congtt,
entitled, An act To amend and contnue
,o,ne CERTAIN paris of the act entitled An . ::
10 interdict the Commercial! Intercourse hel"y.
the United o,ares and Great By.ta!a ard Fran.
and their dependencies, and for o'he' purpose:
dud srde,eos the Honorable GU MIMI
BEDFORD, Esq Judge Of the sai,i D.st'
Court, ha,h ordered the Attn day oi O. -,
1909, at 0 O'Clock, A. Nj, for holding S,
cial Distric, Conrt ut the town-tial! in The l."
rough of Wilmington, for the said trial, a,vt,
abiyto The prayer Of the said Attorney Nm,
is h,rhy siuen, That special District Co.
will be then and there held Tor the trial Of IT,
premises, and the owner or owners, and all Pc .
sons who may have or claim any right, intere
or concern therein, are hereby cited and adm.
nished IL be and appear at the time and place j.
foresaid, to show cause if any they have, why =.
final decree should not pass, pursuant to a.,
said bill. I'D.
THOMAS, WITHERSPOON,
C9erh Of lie District Cur.
Wi'miagtoa, Septembe, go, 1909. At
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Nix. Jones,
Sir-Having understood that my name
has been offered to the public as a Member
of the State Legislature, by the Delegates
convened a, the REBELLION, take the earliest
opportunity, through the medium of your
paper, to Inform my fellow.ci,lzens, that my
present situation totally prevents me from
attending to the duties OF a Legislator.
II. Aieaander.
Fairfield, 26tA September, 1909.
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District Court.

Driazoare District, SIS.
NM HEFEAS libel hath been fled in the
w Distric, Court CT the United States, hy
GEORGE READ, Esq. attorney for the said
district, against 8 bags coffee, | barrel coffee,
barrel sugar, pots sweet meats, | key ra-
sins, 100 oranges, and l2 pine apples, OF the
value Of s so lawful money OF the g. States,
seized for violating the revenue laws.
ind 7ohereas the honourable CUNNING
BEDFORD, Esq Judge Of the said Dis,rict
Court, hath ordcrea the Ali, day of October
1909, "a, 10 O'Clock, A. vi, lor holding spec;.
al District Court at The Town- IISl in the b..
rough Of Wilmington, for the said Trial, .;,,:cr
ably to the prayer Of the said Attorney: Nstit,
IS hereby gipea, That a specia! District Cour.
viii! be ,h-n and there held for the trial oil tbs
premises, and thl ownsr or owners, and ai!
persons who may have or claim any right, il.
tereat or concern therein, are hereby cited AT.
sdnonishet!, to be ard appear at the time are
place Aforesaid, to slow cause il any they hav
why final decree should not PISS, pursuant t.
the playe Of the said bill.
THOMAS WiTHERSHCON,
Citrs IF he District Cyg.4
| Wl?aafagtsa, September 90, 1909. A.
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Take Notice.

TIVE subscriber, Executor Of Joae O,,r;,s.
L late Of the county OF Sussex and state OF De-
laware, deceased, being authorised TO make sale
of the real estate of said deceased. situate in the
county of Sussex. doth hereby give notice that
ne will dispose Of the same, at public vendue, OF.
Wednesday the eighth day OF November next, a.
Johnsown, 10 the co,,ntv aforesaid, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock, a. NJ. and 5 in the
afternoon. The terms Of purchase can be known
by applying 10 tie Subscriber near Johnsown.
William Carlisle.
September 90, 1909. 4t.
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
BRANDIcWINE BRIDGE.

It is with pleasure we announce to the
public. that one part of the bridge over
Braudywine creek is now passahle.
The ferry, which was established for the
conveyance of travellers across the creek,
during the time the bridge was building,
was abolished on Saturday last. =.
The novelty of the construction OF the
bridge, naturally produced diversity of O.
pnion respecting the utility of the p!an,-
but after having received the MONT do
uever do--and can't do--of hundreds of
spec,ators-we fully believe that twill
Dos
We forbcar giving particular account
of the construction, believing that the ma
nseers will give the public every requisite
information on The subject, when the bridge
is fully completed. All we can say at pre-
sent is, that we believe it good Plan
and that people in wagons, carriages,
&c. can COW cross the creek sate--and with
out TOLL MANY.
A gentleman at Porto Rico writes to his correspon-
dent in New.York, that official advices had been re-
ceiyed that on the 9th and 28th of July. most
bloody battle fought in the neghbourhood OF Ma
drid in which the French lost in killed, wounded, and
prisoners, $4,000 men. The battle is said to have
been fought by Gen. Cuessa, in conjunction with the
English.
We have now assurances that the English
Expedition had reached the coast OF HOLLAND,
and that the fleet had extended itself from the
East to the Western entrance OF the Scheld.
This country, in the latitude of the Thames, is
but degrees east Of it, 1t does not appear
that the English have made descent upon the
Continent, but have taken possession of some
nortion ofthe Islands which compose the PROV
ioee Of Zealand. They reckon four principal
Islands on the Western Scheld and as many Oh
tho EASTERN. Walcheren forms the entrance
of the west on the moth side and schonwen the
entrance of the east branch, on the north side.
Flushing is the port Of Wa'cheren on the south
side of til. island towards the West ocheid'
Tie CAPITOL of the Province IS Niddiespafg on
Che Woichcren and its population has been CIV
en- at $4,000, and il is nearly III the centre o.
the Island, A canal of communication win inc
West Schrld admits ships of the largest bur
den and Formerly this place was considered a,
we'll fortified Flushing is the fth town. ana
was also fortified, and It's dock Is suihcieht &c
receive a large Acct. Veer on the north Pa'
OF the Island has not great distance from the
Easi Scheld, but is not SO large as fiushihg
By landing OH the islands the English may no
hap. SO readily 70 Pene:ra'2 'nt' '1's %1a"''y
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insulting Rose must have acknowledged Ame-
rican hospitality And who has right to con-
lecture that if now in office he would not pay
Jackson the same attention If minister is
received, however Infamous he may be, or
however base the object of his mission, it is
the duty of the government to receive him re-
specially. Republicans never thought other
wise and none of them have ever prac,ised
otherwise. Nat. Egis.
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Domestic Manufactures.

yFyHE Patriotic citizens of Delaware, who are
dispose.rto encourage American MsnS
factories, and thereby promote The Independence
of our country, are informed that the subscriber
has now on hand and for sale, at the Factory as
Staunton, (New-Castle ccunty) good supply %
Casa meres, Dra5 and h!ix'd-also, few pieces
of coarse Cloths, and Telling for Papsr-mak-rsc
all which will be sold low for Cash, either by the
piece or smaller quantity.
Mordecai M'Kinney.
Nsgypori, (Dsll ieM s. {. 500.
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WANTED,

A S an apprentice to the blacksmithng busl-
~ ness, a lad of from fourteen to fifteen
wears of age. For particulars enquire OF the
subscriber, at Brandy wine Mills.
CHARLES TATEM.
September IL, 1909. law'f.
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tlAS bOuoWtpS iNNSs " 49,
be supported BY the Democratic kePu'
lcans of the said County.
SENATOR.
Andrew Revnalds M. {. II.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Robert Forward e. w. II.
William y. Philips Z. II.
Archibald Alexander N. {. II.
Benjamin Chambers ". c. c. Il.
Samuel II. Black +. Il.
Jesse Higgins K. L. =.
Enoch Thomas ST. q. Il.
Levy Court Commissioners.
isaac II. Starr e. II.
George Gallispie w. c. 9. II.
Thomas Stewart, junior +. II.
Anthony Higgins X. J.. II.
Jacob Vandergrlt St. L. IL.
Sheriff.
Thomas Perkins.
Thomas Richardson.
Coroner.
Alexander Porter.
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Archaiecl, upon six de:,ees Of lcss Longitude.
The English had ships at The S~ani Moss, the
point which projects between the Nor,h Ocean
and White Sea- We now see them in command
of the Northern Ocean, at the mouth of the
Ea't'c, Of the Eibr, the Schcld, Of the Tagns,
and At Ca,ilz, besid-s having the dominion ofthe
sea in every quarter of the globe
FROM Russia hear that the Emperor was
to go IN person into Galicia to visit his new pos
sessions, and that at Petersburg there were
strong an'icipations of the suhjection of al! the
Turkish provinces in Europe to the power Of
Russia, and OF Russian prince at CONSTANT
n"ple. We have no accounts deserving great
credit respecting the true spirit Of Turkey a,
the present moment of so powerful an INVASION
of The Empire. Many reports are untavonratc
to British influence at Cons,antiRople, and the
English are silent upon the subject Of their IN
ierest in Turkey. 1t IS affirmed, that Gen. Gar
dame, who had been sent from France iato
Persia had reached Constan,lnople. That he
hal crac-o.:tst to e-ien the E.ns.is., Interest.
aud was upon his return to France to report
the state Of thc Persia Court. We may e%-
poet much Information upon his arrival.
SaleM Reg.
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The British frgase L'AAlficainc, is now
living in Hampton Roads and, the U. S.
frigate President, Commodore Bainbridge,
the Hornet, Captain Hunt, and cutter Fer
RET, Lieut. Godading, are also in Hampton
Roads, ready for sea.
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Ebe Ga3ette.
Wilmington, September 81, 1902.

At meeting of the Delegates from the diff
ferent hundreds Of Newcastle county, at
the REBELLION, on Saturday, the Esd inst.
the following Ticket was agreed upos, to
be supported by the Democratic RcPnb-
leans of the said County.
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The British friga,e Sqairrci, Of a guns,
Capt. Townsend, arrived at Halifax 27tn
u,, from cruise. On the 2lst, she spoke
the ship Horace. capt. Becstord, from
hence for Russia, with Mr.. Adams ON
beard, all we'll.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-03
HAMIL TONS ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

THE ite2easing reputation OF Harnllton,s
Elizir (which during the last nine gears has
becoa celebrated throughout the y otates,)
warrants the assertion that it is the 6sst rene
dv nov in use for colds, obstinate coughs
asthmas and approaching consunptions.--------
Experience has taught thousands, that nc
common opiates ard balsamlcs, as they are
called, finally aggravate every disorder 81 the
breast and hngs,in the most distressing symP-
toms, that they load the stomach and lmpalf
the digestion, inaame the whole system ~
crease the difficulty of breathing and excite
fever. Batthe qualities OF this valuable DIS
copery are eyinced by perfectly opposite Ell
isctse
A single trial nil fl-oUe that itrestores the
determination OF the fluids to the surface OF
the body, and bringson the common health
full perspiration that it dlslodges and e'acu-
ates the tong vicidphlegin or mticur,strength-
ems the weakened vessels o. the langs sheathes
the acrimonious liquor which irlatates them,
and finally discharges it. Thus striking at the
root OF the disorder tie symptoms are cffec-
tualIy and permanently conquered,the reverse
of common medicine which WeakeAs the con-
stitution and gives strength TO the dSofueF'
Tor the sake of undertaking forthc present some
Gifts painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with
the hopping cough, this discovery Is OF the
first magnitude, as ii affords Immediate re-
Lief, checks the progress, and ina short time
entirely removes the most oi'ael disorder 10
which chilsren are liable. The Elixir Is per-
Cectly agreeable, and the dose SO small, lhat
no difficulty arises Ia taking 1t.
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George Carter,
Wilmington Bridge Company.
april 10.

NOTICE rs herehy giDen, to the Propfie-
tors of Sixteen Shares of the Capital Stock
of the said Company, upon which the Second
Instalment of Ten Dokcra share remains
unpaid, which shares are numbered 4el 462
46S 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1892
1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1000, aad to
the Proprietors Of IS Shares, upon which the
Sd instaiment Of $40 share remains unpaid,
numbered 364 365 $50 367 3e8 500 $40
37f S72 S73 46l 462 ass 474 ATS 476 AT
478 479, $50 49I A82 ass 484 ABS 1876
zs7 AsS 489 40 49l 492 49S SIS $50 58l
$50 58S 584 SIS $50 587 58S 63s $40
GAL, 642, 643, lU50, 1869, 1910, 1889,
1870, 1863, 1884, 1895, 1894, 1925, 1926,
1927, 1923, 1929, 1865, 1896, 1867, 1868,
1869, 1870, 1892, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1928,
1899, 2cOo, that unless the respe ctlve install
.nen,s of ten dollars on each share, be paid to
the Treasurer, oa or before the frst day OF
June next, the President and Directors will
proceed ON that day, to forfeit for the benefit
of the Company, the said shares, in conform
ity with the provisions of " An act authorls-
ing the erection of a bridge over the river
Potornac thin the district of Columbia."
Notice is also giUea, to Deiinquents OF the
Fourth Instalment, that unless they make
payment Immediately on their shares, the
Dire ctors will advertise them Tor forfeiture.
BIZ order Of the Directors,
DANIEL CARROLL, OF bud.
President
Anr;I 2s--97 eotlJ
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% a Runaway.

an Monday morning last, young and
likely aegro naan slave, named DICK,
LEFT the service of the subscriber, and Is now
supposed to be lurking in or about the town
Of Alexandria. He is about Is or ~ years
OF ape, copper coloped, well made, and wears
his hair in a queu. He took with sim shoe
makers tools, with which he is tolerahe
workman, and had on 8 short jacket made OF
dark coioaed twiiled Virginia cloth and pam
falcons oithe same.
AS he vert off without any sort OF provo
cation that / know Of, it is supposed he IS
hsrbosed at some of the numerous tipling
houses in or about the town, and perhaps kept
at work 20 defray his expenses.
Will give Ten Dollars reward Tor his APP
prehension and delivery TO me, or II he IS
secured ia any Jail and notice given to me
and il he is apprehended out OF the county OF
Fairfax on district Of Columbia, | Will pay
Zen aslaitionaI Dollars.
]. II. Hooe.
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Tohn Gardner Ladd,

E9as for sale, OF Ais Warehoass, Princestreet-
Wharf-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and New-England
rum In do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy IN pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson~
sh,llan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
andquartcr chests.
L case black Persians.
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-eoiored & blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper In Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dipe
Taliow Candles IN boxes.
Brown Soap In boxes--Cod-hsh In do.
Beef Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
In barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity of
Soay Leather, Mems Womeas' and Childrens
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia. and Ravens
D,ck. india Cotton Of different kinds, Nan
keens. $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
IMP and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
s,aSt fsordage. Flax, Glue, quantity of VII
,,errs,. 900 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 ions
Russian Hemp, sc. &c.
January
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PUBLIC SALE.

T Under the authority OF deed Of trc&
I from Lezpis SummerS, for the secunF
Of Robert Moss, the subscriber will offer 81
public sale, on Monday, the 18th day OF May
next, on the premises, near William pa-.
gers tavern, in Fairfax county, lR,7Gf
LIND, situated on the new and old tuiT-
pike roads, about miles from Alexandra:
containing So and quarter acres. "A cFedil q
Of sixty and ninety days will be allowed
Z. l. Taylor, Try'Jss.
.ftsyii "a. eos
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7. II. Hooe.
April
One Hundred Dollars Reuasl.

VI AN AWAY, from the subscribers, two
N Slaves, named BILLY and NELilV.--
Billy is mulatto man, and sometimes calls
himself W1LLIAM JORDAN AUaUsTus--his
color nearly as light and approaches that OF q
white man, his hair is straight and he gene
rally wears it plated and turned up behind
with cornb--his Yisage is remark ably thin
and his cheek bones high--he has been bros
up in the house and is a very good dining
room servant, is about feet 10 or l inches
high, very straight built, his constitution is
not very strong and he is subject TO indispo-
sition-he is about 50 years of age.
NELLY is tall and rather inclined towards
corpulency, a tawney color and about forty
Eve years of age.
They went off together as man and wife,
but il is very probable Billy will attempt 10
pass as white man and will eadeavor to sell
Nelly as his slave.
The above reward will be paid for the ap-
prchension and securing of the said Slaves,
if taken up on the north side efthe river Po-
tornac, and information given thereof to their
respective proprietors. 4 reasonable reward
will be given if taken within the state OF vir-
ginia, and reasonable charges will be paid II
brought home.
George Garter,
Oatlands, near Leesburg, Virginia
A. Long,
County Of Cnlpepper, Virginia
april l9. co
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ze2lges.
ITCH CURED

BY o-c using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietoc informs those persons and
families who are suffering under this disease
against the infection of which no person is
safe) that if this ointment is used at night On
going to bed, it never fails to perform cure
by the following morning, as thousands who
have used it during the nj e last years cantes-
tify. The peculiar excellency's Of ais in,a!-
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March IA.
Notice is hereby given to dc.

Notice is hereby given to de-
linqueM Stockholders in the Little Riyss
Turnpike Company, that unless payynex
shall be made Of their respective balances
due on their shares on or before the fra
Monday In April next, that sheig shares
will be forfeited, pursuant to the act Incoyps
rating said company, and viii be exposed a
sale, at pubGc auction, on that day at Tia
coffee house, in Alexandria.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
Jonah Thompson
Treasurer 1. r. I. ca
January % 2awtpayN
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II. z 1 E L D,
Hzs fer safe, as usaai, at his .Aa1l o1enN'

In. fsr sale, as usnai, at his Nail ]1ennfae
tory,
Spikes, Nails, Brads & Sprigs
ofevery description, by the cask or less guam.
s# Two or three Joarneynlan wrought
NaiISrs will inset with constant employ by
sppiying at said factory.
"a A1r;i' S co