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

( S hereby given, to all whom it may concern
L that apple alton viii be made TO I've Gen
eral hAcmbly Of the Gate of Delaware at their
ext felton, at Dover, for an act authorizing
item TO bank off, top and drain the waters,
narih, low laads and crirples of the North
i. eft Branch of Duck Greek, at or near Mir.
,.dward noberrs's farm, in Thoronghtare
>eck, Appoquinink hu dred, Nrw-Caltie
Comfy and !late Of delaware.
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
Thomas Emory.
Auc 10 SIN
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ITO be rented, and possession given the
l. first of tenth mo. (Octobey) next, a
large and convenient Brewery, with ever,
necessary apparatus in complete order, sit
uate In the borough of Wilmington. This
Brewerys veil supplied with good water.
and convenient to good barley country.
AS it is presumed that any person incinine
TO rent would first desire 10 view the pre-
misses, a further description is deemed un.
necessary. The terms will be reasonable ):
for particulars apply on the premises. or to
he subscriber at Abbotls and Stewards
brewer, Philadelphia.
Caleb Steward.
9Th mo. 10Th, 1909. If
~ A quantity of good malt and casks
may be had Of the presen, terants.--A lnE
Of marsh, about TWO acres and halt, To let
with or without the Brewery.
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Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays
BY JOSEPH JONES,

BY JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, few doors above the nix of
Delaware.
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gear, half-year, or quarter
VI All articles of persona private nature will
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for before insertion.
VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. of all egious
and charitable institutions within the state of De-
laware, shall be conspcuously inserted gratis.
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ceived.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
DIR, DODDRID,1t',
RISE AND PROGRESS
Of RELIGION in the Soul.

MIR. ROBERT PORTER, of tins ro@n
lVl has issued proposals ior publishing tn
bove exce!len, Book, by suhac'ip ion, on GOO
paper, and with plain common sized type, az
ne very low price ot.fG.H cents.
Perhaps, next to the Bible, this is the btat
t4ook eStant for private and family nse...No OF. 4.
better calculated to awaken, convince ant
convert sinners, and to conduct thsm IN III,
raght and narrow path to Heaven; a. doubt
SIS the experience OF many can witness. Nc opt
: more highly estccmea by pious people of II
denominations, as is abundantly evident from,
ne numerous editions it has passed. through bot.
this country and Europe.
As the proposed price is only half the sun,
is now selling for liz most Of our Book stores,
will be seen, that neither the Printer, nor at,
persons who promote the work, have any oh.
,ect in view, but the good of souls, and the gil.
~ Of God.
1t is presumed that every one who wishes il.
he spiritual rise and progress Of religion in hi.
avn soul, or his family, will subscribe, ar,
nat all friends of religion will encourage tn.
work.
Recommendation Iy .Mt7y- Castle Prcs5ytc,v.
Whereas ROBERT PORT Err, has issue
proposals for printing Dr.. Dodcrid5c's Rise az
Progress Of Religion in the Soul, at very low
price.
Resolved, That the Preshytery do recommen
60 the people under their care, to subscribe io,
ID ex cellent Book
September ., 1900.
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IL opposite the pos,-oRice) where he has
prened large assortment Of elegant Dry
Goods among which are,
Blue, black, bro wn ,drab, Marselles cuttings
colbeau, bottle green, fustia.ls ard Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
superfine cloths ,inshaw and Maatas
Carssi,neres silks
Bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coatings and hannels Ran,lanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkcrchiefs
Velvcts and constitution | CammcI's hair sh.wls
cords Checke,e aud striped
Revereens linens
rs and al Irish linens Ealask shawls
blue & yellow narkeers Russia & towiis linens
de and narrow cotton lta,tnets &bomhazetts
cassimeres Red green booking
Chintzes and callcoes baize
Cambrick and common Brown hollands
dimtes Su,penders
CaIimancoes CW ,reias & parasols
Duran, and Jones' spin Black sat,as ana flo
ming rentints
Cotton and worsted ho- Scissors & pen -kniAe
siery Silk hose
Colored ,chambray cam Gilt & plated buttons
brick, jackanet, null Oh cloths
null, India, British. ! Trunks
book ,gurrah, bafta. 81 Mo'crtc kid shoes,
leno Muslins &c. &c.
\. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on IT,
! lowest terms for cash or the usual crct!it.
James Caxdnes.
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TO THE LADIES

ole faces and complexion are injured wth
rreckIes, Pimples, Black worms, Tan or
Ayhurn, Ring worms, Priekiy heat, &c.
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James Gardner,

ID ESPECTFULLYinforms his friends
-Aaand the public that he has removed
MS store 10 the east side of Market-street,
one door above Spackman s. Cruobs, (near-
~ opposite the pos,-oEice) where he has
orened large assortment Of elegant Dry
C,no.In ,1l,i j,
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To Brewers.
A BRAN GEST.

Wilmington, Jan. l,l8oo.
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Lees Anti. Bilious Pills.

tur Tie pfecenti0a ana cure Of tltisvms nad mail
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10
AN ACT

To transfer the. Powers and Duties
CT The Courts Of SeIions TO the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10
Courts of Common Pleas, and for
other purpofcs. - b.


SEC. 1. Be II enasled BY The Senate
and Henjs of Reprsjsnfdtives, in Cen
erai Cart agsmbled, and By the aufb2,i-
ty oftbe j1me, That from and after
the pafing of this act, the aa entitled
"an act in addition 20 an aa entitled
"an sa eitabliihing Courts of Gen
eral SeiIions of the Peace" pafed
the third day of July, in the year of
our Lord feven.een hundred and
eighty two and alto an "aa to ex-
plain and amend the laws refpe6ing
the Courts of General Seflions of the
Peace" be, and they are hereby re-
pealed. a..os aaEa .s5a. as
Sec. 4. Be it further enasled, That
from and after the paiIing of this aa
the Courts of Common Pleas within
this Commonwealth, in their refpec-
tive Counties, ihall have, exercife,
and perform all the powers, authori-
ties and duties which, before and
until the pailng Of this aet, the ref
pcaive Courts OF Senions within the
feveral Counties in this Common
wealth, have BY law had, exercifed
and performed $50 SIS ma
SIC. ;. Be il fariber enas7ed, That
all petitions. recognnances, warrants,
orders, certificates. reports and pro-
eenss made to, pending in, taken
for, or confused, or returnable to
the Courts of SelIions in the feveral
Counties in this Commonwealth,
fhall be returnable %, entered, have
day, be proceeded n, and determine
cd by the REFLECTIVE Courts Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the fame
Counties, II the term thereof which
ihall be next holdenafter pafing this
aa and that all petitions, reeegni-
zanees, warrants, orders, reports and
procsf!cs which hall hereafter be
made or taken, fhall be made and ta-
ken to the Courts Of Common Pleas
within the REFLECTIVE Counties. At
the term thereof which lhall be next
holden after paiiing this aa, in the
fame manner as they would have been
made or taken to the faid Court of
SeEions, If this aa mad not been
made. -June I9, Isoo--ApPRovED.
r. z'ie'tf -s-ss.i 30 &c GORE.
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AN ACT.

Supplementary to the act for provi-
dis and regulating of Prifons.
sec. L. Be it enaeiei BY the Senate
and Houjf IF Reprefmt0fives, tn Gem
erai Court a6fmblrd, and by the Gutbsr.
iy f tie fame, That any perfon con-
fined in prifon, who hath given or
may hereafter give bond for the lib
er,y Of the yard, puriuant TO the act,
to which this is Implement. may,
and thall be at liberty hereafter. in
the day time, to pats over any high
way, or into any houfes, lands or te-
Moments within the limits of the
yard, as fixed and determined by the
Court of Seihons, and to abide and
remain therein. without being Deem
ed 10 have committed All efcapc, OF
forfeited any fuch bond. lpraviAtd
b. ,ceOer, tina; nothing herein contain
ed fhall be 70 continued as to author
lie any ,Iefpafs upon the property or
poiIeilion Of the owner or tenant of
any fuch houfes, lands or tenements,
or to af-a any action or fui, now
pending upon any fuch bond.
aa Sec. z. Be IL farfber fnatlA!, That
no action hall hereafter be main
tanned for he breach of any bond
given, or TO he given for liberty Of
the yard afo,efaid, unleis fueh action
be brought within one year from and
after fich breach provided tina,
nothing herein contained ihall affect
any action or fuit now pending OH
iuch bond as aforefsd.
June 20, 1909 Approved.
G. GORE.
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AaiDs Of Dassatbusftts.
AN ACT,

:. ,5sysS . J~ Lord, a.. 'I'gfa~S a;sst ssaf,e<
sss eiss.

AN ACT,
To enfote: the payment Of Bank
Notes
Sec. 1. Be- If rna7,d b. TIE Sen
s,e ana Hout Of RrprsffnativeS in
Genera! Cm,f nCsndle.i, nad By the
authority Of fbe (ine That from and
after the ira day Of January next,
If any incorporated Bank within this
Commonwealth ihall refuie " neg.
lea to pay, on demand, any Bill or
Bills by fuch Bank iiIued, fuch Bank
hall be liable 10 pay, to the holder
of fuch Bill or Bills, after the rate
Of two per oc,n. per mop.6, on the a
mount thereof, from and after the
time of fuch neglea or refufal. to
be recovered as addifisnaf dmaees, in
any aaion againit faii Bank for the
recovery of faid Bill or Bills.
Sec. 2. BE it further ena7sa, That
from and after the 6rft day of Janu-
AIRY next. the Bank Bills or Notes Of
any Banking Company not incorpo.
rated BY this Commonwealth, other
than the Bank Bills Of the United
Slater Bank and its Branches, ihall
no, BE- received as depoiit, or in
any other way be negotiated, loaned
or paGed in payment, BY any Of the
Banking Corporations in this Com.
monwealth, or by the Bottom Ex-
change Office. under the penalty Of
ose tbaujaud dollars for each offence |;
10 be recovered by action Of debt in
any Court proper TO try the fame, to
the ufe of the perfon who fhall fue
therefor.
June 40, ISo2-APProved.
go C. GORE.
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HEROtSM IN LOW LIFE.

Probably the annals of Greece and Rome
cannot furai1h more extraordinary ini,ancc
of heroiim and difregard of death, than was
diplayed Tome years iince, by two faiIo-s, one
a Turk, the other Ruiisn. The fact is re-
corded by Tooke, in his life of Catharine In
an engagement between the RuiTian & Turk
in fleets, the captain Pacha's flip took fire,
and was rapidly confirming A Turkifh iar-
lor, jealous FOR the national honor, ran acrois
the flames TO fave the flag A Ruiian behold
ing him, leaped on board beat, climbed in
to the vciTel, fezed the Turk and the Gag.
and bore off both in triumph on board his
own veilel Port Folio.
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AN ACTUAL FACT.
Iwas Handing at my door one evening, con-
tsmPlating the beauties of moi lu1uriant fun
Get, when poor ole woman, extremely infirm
lat her down upon my ftep to ref herieIf She
hadswo herrings wrapped up in cabbage leaf
IN one hand. which when fhe had featcd herfelf,
she laid down upon the flep by her iide. and =
hckt fupport her totsering frame in the other.
In few minutes, another woman came up, and
asked me to buy her matches. I told her |
did not want any. She had a child by the
band. Of about feven years old; and having
occa6on to ref her foot upon the lep for
fomething. her cloak fell back, and dfcovered
. moi beautiful little infant. ventured to
ak the woman its age fhe replied fx weeks
think it was the fwee,eil eherub | ever faw
81 have not long fold Matches" faid the
poor woman, while tears ftarted in her eyes.
:" had once comfortable houfe, dccently
furniihed to live in. When had lain in Of
this child (pointing TO her infanDa fortnight /,
the woman who nurfed me during my lying
in, robbed me, and have fnse been Obliged
to pawn what things fhe left, TO iupport my
felt and children. About the fame time my
huiband met with an accident, and of which
he ftil lies in 81, Bartholomew Hofpiial; and
tho cannot contribute any aiIiIiance TO him,
yet il Is fome iatsfaetion for him to fee me.
fend thi, lad Chewing the lad to me) every
morsing to the ho.piial, for u the iiek have
an allowance of po,rage; and ont OF what
they leave, the uurfcs are 70 good " to give
him hearty breaklaa. As i,on as the un-
fortunate woman had 6nifhed her tale Of woe,
the old woman (of whom | before ipose)
thruft one OF her two herrings into her hand;
the other amoit petrided with aloniihment.
rsfufed ii bu, the old woman would take 10
denial, and perhnsd in her acceptance 'f ~
which fle did and reflected with my!eii'
that like the widows mute. how far inpsrirr,
how f,r more ben, was that lutte boon than
ten times the worth from the rieh 7rl olten-
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Bisfruayp.
F,sn Farxsuas, July 8, 1909.

,as Singular Occurrence
One night Ian week young man by the
name Of Isaac Chandler, redding in Ffysburg.
got up in his Deep, went about half mile 70
a neighbours barn, procured cord and bum
die ofhay and carried them into the woods at
a con Gderabls dinauee from the Hsufe He
then Attended maple tree with the cord and
hay. After reaching the height Of twenty
eigh. feet, he placed the hay in crotch of
the tree, Attended about 6x feet higher, tied
the cord 70 limb and then fAflsned X round
his sneles, after which he fwung Cd head fore.
moft 70 that his bead touched the top Of the
hay. 10 this horrid ftua,ion he awoke, aad
with his cries. routed the nearelt neighbors,
who directed their courfe 70 the place from
whence the noife proceeded. Il wac about
break ofday when they arrived. They there
to their anonifhmeni found the young man in
the Gtuation aeicribed, iufpended by the heels
thirty four feet in the air. A number Of At
tempts were made to climb the tree in order
toS$Uic~se hnu, uus oe'hS is'ks, "Nhoue
many limbs near the bottom, and the bark
fmooth, they proved Intellectual, and he after
becoming competed enough to relieve his
ltua,ion, recovered his former poaure on the
limb from which he made his delcent, loofen-
ed the cord, and came down very much to
the fati,laetiou of himfelf and friends--Snce
the above took place he hls been confined to
his houfe. in confcquenev1lf the lamencf, oc.
caGonsd by the great exertions he nun have
made, in accomplishing 70 curious midnight
enterprze. There are more than twenty who
can attelt TO ths foregoing relation a. being
ilrictly
A Paris Cis,i in country village, who
united in his own perion as many various
qualifications as the celebrated Caleb Qvo'rn
himleif, was particularly distinguished for the
two occupations of Iayto, and Session. This
Important Patronage was one morning required
TO dig a grave for Mr.. Bntiou.--Having
concluded his work as merriy as the Sexton
in H,st.f, he was met on his return by friend,
who remarked thar he looked warm -" why,
yes, replied the joint protector of the peie and
~redit, 4" I've had tight jcb.-You muit know,
that have JUN iin,niec the manufacture Of
Svftsr 6tk Z"
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IN NGT.

In additio..to an act f" entitled an act
for regulating towns. fe,ting forth
their power, and for the choice Of
town-olIicers and for repeating all
laws hitherto made for that pur-
pole
SEC. =. Be- il enat7s.i iy he Senate
and flavf fReprei7nfnfivfi in General
Conrt el1m5iri, and y tie a u'bcrity Of
the fare, That the following town
officers. nsnely, the clerk, sreaiurer,
fcleamcn, and aiisdors, ihall be G.
leaed by ballot, bat all other town
Officers may be chefen by that or any
other method as the electors prcicnt
hall agree upon; and no ballor ihall
be received at any meeting OF the
feveral towns and diitritts in this
Commonwealth for the choice of a
town officer or officers, before nine
O'clock inthc forenoon, or ae;er fepr
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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EARTHQUAKE AT LISBON.

Among the frightfu' and odious views I'M
der which human nature has fometimes ex-
hibited itfelf, know of none more ihockipg
than what occurred during the Eartheuakc ~
Libon, ammo 1855. BY the convuIiion, the
walls o. fome OF the prifons were thrown
down, and the wretches therein confined,
were thus liberated from durance. Bands of
them paradcd the itrests, with torches in their
hands fetting fire to the city, and robaing
and numbering the inhabitants, during tic
very awful period, while The earth was roek-
ing under their feet, ready to iwallow them
up, and land them on ,hofe awful hores,
/" from whole bourne no traveller returns"
I5k.
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Many months since, Bonaparte laid an
embargo upon all american vessels in
his dominions, which were there merely
in the prosecution Of commerce, and not
under seizure by virtue of his Berlin or
Milan DEGREES. We never heard any
reason for this embargo, but its being
cooperation between the French gov.
ernment and our own against the com.
merce of this country. There those
vessels were kept till very lately, when
Bonaparte authorised Gen. Armstrong
to permit their departure, under heavy
bonds that they should come directly
home. Was there ever tyranny and
insult equal to TINS Yet what say the
democrats to it! Why, that this pow
er vested in Gen. Armstrong was an
unexampled evidence Of confidence in
the Minister, and resncct for oar Coz.
ernmens.-lf such treatment has been
received by our government as evidence
OF re.hecf, 1t can no longer be doubted
that the " unseen hand" of Bonaparte
has guided the affairs of this country |;
and he who can write such sentiment
must be the slave of the Tyrant.
Salem Ga-.
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DEATH OF zHod shyvS.


A fhor' period before Paine eled. and while
life was trembling in the socket Of time, TWO
miniiser' of the gofpel. among the mon respcc.
table Of tia, body IN New. York, from mo,iyes
OF eompahion, called at the house where he
lay and with great difficulty were admitted
into his chamber having gained admiranee.
they opened to him the purpors of their Witt.
udng the kinder language-langusse which
has often wiped the cold sweat from the brow
OF suffering humanity-bu, the swcc, accen, Of
the gofpel routed the hatred Of his foul TO ehrif.
tiani'y. He turned to them, and bid them.
p" Bseo"s. Bsooss :" They attempted to
'oosh him. but in vain; riGng with what little
strength he had) in the bed eii-ebsg hi, fin, he
repeated, BrooSs, BrooSs, B1oossI' and
they were forced to leave him, wi,hou, the
good they intended.
Agreat deal has been said to convince Dc;f,,
Of their error, and if pofible convert them to-
the Truth; and after all that has been done, il
is as evident as the sun at noon day, tina, their
objections againft the Cofpe, are grounded on
their aVs,f'a TO its ps,i,,-and thar solely 20.
Its precepts condemn she vieIo,rrY of their
MINDS, or fa, IF their Ev,, " They hate the
light and will not come to the light len their
deeds ihould be reproved." Reader, If thou
art an unbeliever, ieriouny ak thy confidence
if this is not the truth reipcciiny thee
PHILO.
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,stious; and then acknowledged the juft-
nefs of 0ray's remarks in his ode to Spring 49,
Ross vais f6s e,do, Of fbs s'sssd,
How iosv, bezS infs are tie prss6,
Horv isdgsrf fbs ersof,
when 70 poor woman could at all tirnes be
ready TO halve her little treaiure with feliow
creature in diltrefs--Lsrdss priss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10

Letters from Washington state, that
the Senate on 26th June, after sitting
the whole day with closed doors, con.
firmed the nomination by the President
ofthe United States, of John Q. adams,
as Minister Plenipo,en,iary to the
Court OF 81. Pefers6urg.-The debate
on the nomination was able and ANNA
ted-fears is-Nays7.
2" Congress-In the House Of Repre-
sentatives, Mr.. RondolaA from the com.
mitsee appointed ION his resolution) to
inquire into the appropriation Of public
monies, made an important report !;
which amongst other items stated the
delinquency Of Degen Parviance, & Co.
navy agents at Leghorn, supposed
10000 dollars. The clerk had not
completed reading this report, when
Mr.. J. q. heksof moved that the re.
port be ordered ID lie on the table,
which motion aite5 repeated and deter.
mined efforts, prevailed. Thus the
friends of Mr.. Jefferson, haye for the
present 'motherfa all mighty. This
will not avail them. FACTS, bold and
alarming will out, and the People will
yet stare at the deep-aeIusion in which
they were enveloped.-B. p. Coz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10

Calunny evinces both feeble IN
derllancing and b d heart.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10

PROM Tnk FRehhAHe JOURNAL.
7Sa~ss Psias, Lsf Mo~e-n-A fhor, time
before Paine's didolution, which was on the
9th inft 10 the prsfsses Of Mrs. Hedding and
DR.. Manly, be called upon the Lord Jefus
Chrifi. eacaiming, 20 Zsrdf oLsrdf O
C5,je 5sir msl" Ain. Hedden then a1<ed
him. ifhe bclieved in Chril and whether he
underfso0d the espreaion of believing in
chrif . Paine replied. "7~. p.,fsa, Sutf
10 ~ believe is cs,se, ssb no one esgbs ia DR..
Manly then faid, :" II Is all over--he dies, con.
frmed in his opinions" Mira Hedeeo live,
at No 60, Chamber frees, New York.
The above was communicated to the Edit
ors of the Freemanis Journal, for publicat'. a,
BY Respectable gentleman Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. AddySsi Lse Msmsqt,.-A. the clefe
of his life, and with the hear views of his dif.
iolu'ion, he fent for his fep-fon. che young
Earl Of Warwick. OF this interview with the
young Earl Dr.. Young has given the follow.
ing account.
After long and manly, but vain isruggle
with his diffemper, he diimii1ed his phyfcians,
and with them all hopes Of life. But with his
hopes of life he d,fmifled not his concern for
the living, but fent for youth nearly related,
and finely accomplished, but not above being
the better for good imprefions from dying
friend. He come, bu, life now glimmering
IN the focket, the dying friend was Glen,
AFTER decent and proper psufe. the youth
faid "dear sir you fent for me; I believe
and hope you have fome commands, 7 fhalI
hold them moi facred." May diaant ages
not only hear, but feel the reply! forcibly
gfafping the youths hand, he foftIy faid,
"Sss IL sobsf peace C1'y'iss een de-" lie
fpoke W; ]. difficulty and foon exo;red