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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

.a.nt. The king continues to pursue
'''n sne,ny. The result of this brilliant
. s s wifi be the expulsion of the English,
ps'S he termination of the calamities of
P'l' Tie Governor General Of Madrid.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
e. Removal.

October IS.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
.}Oh41 L5NO3S

TAVING succeeded Warmers s. Ter
III beyt in the grocery business. at the
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf; offers for sale on toe most
moderate TERMS. Tor cash or the usual credit,
Il General dssortment q Groceries.
And hopes by strict attentlon to husi-
ness, to merit share Of the public patron.
|age.
The Packet, SLoop HOPE, Capt.
|0I1LNER, with good accommodations for
passengers, VIII ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-ail freight sen, by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
v ii.r'.-lg~--. Inly s, 1909.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
"A VA2JAEI =,
Trac. CT Land for sale,
lit Private Sale.

rY'IIE subscriber offers for sale the tract
Y Of Land on which he at present re.
sides, situate in Mil..C hundred in the
county or New Castle and state of Dela-
ware, containing two hundred and h.Jy
acres more or less, With comfortable
dwelling house and kitchen, cellar, barn,
and good stone spring-house thereon
erected, young apple orchard, and a vari-
ety OF oti'er fruit trees OF the best quality I;
II is well watcred by a number Of excellent
springs on said tract there is near twenty
acres oil good Timothy meadow land. about
Forty acres now in clover, a large prapor-
ton of woo1l.u.'-and the residue good
arabic land capable Of improvemen ut TO
high state Of cultivation, being within one
NIL. OF Limestone where j, can be had on
reasonable terms eight miles from VIZ
saing,on ard six from NEWPORT on the
main road leading from thence to Lancas-
ter. As i is presumed any person inciin'ng
to purchase will view The premises, it IS
thought unnecessary to give iurther DE-
scription it will bear division ITO three
parts, and will be sold either TIE whole to.
getIler er in parts as may best snil the pnr.
chaser. II il IS not sold at private sale on
urhrlore the 2sth day of September next,
il will Sc sold q, public sale on the renlscs
On said dav. aal liberal credis given for
i considerable par, of the purchase money,
b, which time attendance will be given and
Ele terms made known, BY
JAMES OCHELTEEE.
Wilmington, Jupe "a, 1899.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
Printed and Published


n, WednesdauS and saturdays
" ny JOSEPH JONES,
t,vket street, u few doors above the INK oil
Delaware.
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h,e. and giving notice of their intention
Advertisements. not exceeding sixteen lines, viii
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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
1~f'/sUiguTal..
The 1AAi'n.

'"'- 81 i''SHS'N ~ ONf Gown
try IL vineyards. each ffon, half, to
NO and an half acres the oltle.,
now, thee and an half years. ne
plants OF cuttings principally tb,aintA
'fD'n var Ltscaux, near lhi!aIcl.
TIA irofa grntl, mems gardens in
he vicinity OF Baltimore. aud a few
IalSri iiom the seed Of the white
i-eshofn grape (Which however, do
noi yt' braf) Some also were obtain
"a from other inland gardens TItey
are all IN the most furnishing condi-
TO- and, u ~ probability The
numb T of he vineyards will BIZ mex.
spring be double
Plants have been obtained f.om
this county, aa.l commencement
made IN Slananloah county, Viz sin-
Ia, which promises the greatest sue.
cess. There ase at present about
half dozen European Vine garden
eTs III the county, among which, is
one Austrian: the Others ly'i,tem.
hergers and S Kiss. But the .smerl
Can Germans have commenced this
useful business mlih great assidui:y ;
and in few years this viii, wi.hou,
dnihf, form an extensive branch of
our culture particularly as the A.
merican Germans are unwilling to
cultivate the Vine Ike the l!.uroneans
with the hoe but arrnee il 50 that
'hs !abour can be done with the
plough.
he European gardens have chief.
y PAINTED their vines GAS they have
been accustomed to) feet apary };
But The Americans have dcyiated
from THIS method, and planted them
i'en. 70 ftel apart Which is SUI.
6cient. experience has already, and
VII IN iuinTc'fllly justify this methods
c. M ''..3 ~ 7'sf5 tcl.l.-y r-0ws
'naeh more rapil, strong and ri.;tr =.
han III Europe Inc hea! also being
much 3s-eatcr, they will consequently
require more space and AIR and as
~ this manner more labouf can be
.eriormct! in day, with one horse
and plough ihan will, u hands.
Notwithsla rding the lasc frosts
last spring and the uncommon drought
during the summer, have done mate
rial injury 70 the frs, vineyards; each
OF them has, nevertheless. pg o,iuccd
several barrels Of wine. The grapes
we have (Which consist at least OF a
dozen dliieteut linela AZ or exec lient
quality. and those from Mr.. Legaux
are OF the bcss; such as the Constan.
tia, The Black, III. Blue. the Red and
w hltc Fron,ignac, the White Sweet
water the Rhine, Clareg, &c. &c.
We have no VINES from Hungary =;
but all Of American growth no;with-
standing they have been ali brought
from Europe. There is not the
smallest doubt. but tina. the culture
OF the vine will succeed in this coun,rv
to our Utmost wishes. 1t is chiefly
necessary TO guard against situations,
where the late spring lros.s can have
too much feet.
y. Ii he Wirtnmbcrg emig-
rants, near Fort -og,t wi ,h
them rumber WV few of
= = |l|IIiiliIIl
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25

ylG2. -iiN RATIONAL INT
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
faflI,ezv Xenn
Poyt-Ptaa, Del. "a, 1909.

4 |atll1c1v AcNN
YNFO, Ms His friends and the public
4 tha, r has opened Dry Good Store OF
tire ives: side of Market Street, next door
below corner of Second Street; where
he offers for sale handsome assortment oil
easonabe goods on moderate terms
WILMINGTON, June II, 1900
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
10 the Pubic.

u-lE. subscriber respectfully inform.
his friends and the publ'c that he has
purchased the whole stock and trade late
{ The Grm Of John s. I'm Patterson. sad
k,,ers. and removed to the west side Of
Er,rt ct street few doors below Third
&,reet. where he continues to carry on the
Ibove mentioned business in all it various
Branches, and has constantly for sale a large
Erd elegant aastrtmento of articles in his line,
mbN he will dipose Of on the most reason
|:b'el rms,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
William Patterson.

q Wanted, as apprentices to
the a1o,, business, one or two active BOYS.
Of from IA 10 l6 years of age. a'' 20 3m
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
j AXE Notice..

" TOTICE is hereby given that applica-
y ton viii be made. to the Legislature
ot this State, at their next session, for . law
to enable the owners of parcel Of MARSH
lyin. on the south side Of Port-Penn be-
tween tia, place and the Piers, 20 embask
The same.
David Stewat.
Do,t pm, Ocj o. 1909 1.wtf
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25

coast Of Virginia, and con.s
tween s and 1900 scr. $.
island there were lately bel
aF.d eco sheep, which we'
is wild and are supposed,
rl3lnatcd f rom the comml
the country, which w~r,
The Island about 20 years
change which has been
the quality Of he hccce
period, and which is a;u
Situation, climate, and
said to be astonishing.
FIr. Gusts thinks this
70 any in the world y
ger than the Eftr;no
when tall grown from
ii . hes in length, and 30,
Ia q''aii'y. he states
Superior. as the she
much. and in some
They arc generally
year. for which pIr
ken by stra,agem.
Of these sheep aEo,
bins TO the breeder
animal.
e. -. ~: a. s.r:s. -: =: -z.-zssr,-2
XGG2. THE sArioNAL IYrl
THE new WC2
No. y!II.
Az ENQUIRY iGTo the Ma"
TER or THE i'EopLs e
STATES OF AMERICA.
The alna'sanaa ing io iiugnc
condition of thing. ii Amerit
~ tie actual cha acter OF ,he
residing anon, us. This q
y. found 10 ptore, that how
sources from h;ch our nos
| cd, the powerful inAagrccs
untlcys,an .itrs aad habits
here, occasion them to reor
acteii5,ics. l'ilc mu 81 al.
IN Eurapc hc!Weea christ
| t.,IuOrletuas, do net exist
r..ca. The Hebrew lert 10.
cr witch governs the Gel
no Gauge 10 hate or lor.
/, bar. WHO Goes him no i
! >S.a.., Ni.n Niaha
nor very rs"'-.- hg3
cpnstAo'ino,lc, at eve.
wa5 ori!ered to be siain.
Us have t,anked our cd
yea, That t'iay enjoy r
conscience N this land
Anleiical, Christians thu
and love 70 every ne'ghb
| pc christians as hypo0
Ui!d and leader religion
ohcr count les, WIS u;
, and cruelty.
The inUonsisten les Of
tie aame Of Jesus Chri
Jew could find ro peace,
~imalc.ty AID selt-,itn,
DAINTY inro pomp. vulu
ot power they d 4 not f
therefore, wita Ms as II.
IT. ITS, in the love n, ,ot
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
] .ee's Anti. Bilious Pills


perfons wiflng to purcliaf- This valuable
medicine arc gcqnr,ted u be part cnla, en-
quvnp far ftr'. {4'G-D,Hou, P.H, pun up N
wooden boxes, having on the on'fe wrarner
the iinnaturc Of Richard Zee < ron--,lis is
nccefsarv as thcre are other pills Of tie fame
name.
The orrrat;or Of tliefe highly esteemed riis
IS perfectly nld and the experience f'',o,i.
sands hag prsved, ,bey may be usrd in =. r
situation III lie wE...Ir nc .=... sea,t....@
ence or dan;aGs
they ave admi ABLY aaartra d ear, ~ Il.
perfluous bile. ard rrc entS It's mpt "a secrc
tions--to resume ,he appe'its, 5"a0r' ..
l1r hrhi4 otIb. ip!,, proaare free per p'ratl"n,
and tic, eNy r>re,ent cold f. often attended
with fatal c.,aitonsnc-s - tle lives Of thou
lands an fclaor,, If ever, Gail 10 remove a
cold. if tes N IT'S first appe ,eance. l,a,i.
tual costlyeuct;, and its opNo-ie, are rsnov-
ed By their v.!lo!eiome Influence a. alo those
diseases avisng from them, head aches and
Gckne.s at the toni,ch.
1t is amoa unnecen,ry to stare, that on the
rcrul,, hoGt Of the @Icn, the health of man
kind dencnds To condure to this ell import
AMI rh;srr perhaps No medic ne was eser more
gerriat!y iuac srnl lag theie rl''>-- ae9 mr.
retG 4qrW. and at least nine thugs chr of ten
afford relief 70 ,ho.e who NE then, fox the pur-
poCes for wl;,h ,hey q c Intended.
With the mcst rerfect confidence we cen re
commend thei- pills 70 he public. ard will
only further add, that t,'e'r operation is al
ways pleaGinr, and that thy leave nothing Of
that co(tiy ne{; behind tllem too often attend
ing medicines dc1rcl for liaar purrofes
Ten years have i1liisd Us 10 stating ,hefe
facts during Which we have lad a very extern
five nd confantIy increaiiag file for this truly
valuable med cine.
Sold by Mathew Il tockerman,
Hoo4sc}ler,
Next above ihe Bank Of Delaware, Market
Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
aug. 81, 1900.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-11-25
('a9ob GilcwarJ.
1llh no. tQth. 1900.

~ 1 4nsa,i,y II good male and casks
may be had d 1hr pres ~ rcnan,a.--A ~
Ct n,arsh, about two acre, AID hell, To lci,
with or wi;hnur tie brewery.
E5r&Ae 6i,tfnfup ani cn,r u D,ls."Ra AM nun .
rant ftvery Is yecsaAae41,d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

no all whom it may concern.-RICHARL
i SMYTH, native OF ireland, departed this
lite on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving in
this State, or iii the United States, any rela-
ton by consanguinty, AM possessed of some
Estate i'll Lands within this Commonwea-h of
which, as well as of the United States he had
long been Citizen His intent was to give the
whole TO the subscriber, as his Nuncupative
Will, now of Record, will sufficiently prove bu,
the Subscriber hath been advised, that Will Of
that kind cannot effect a conveyance of Lands,
how far soever it may prove the intent the Tes-
taor, and that the Lands late of the said Richard
Smith do of consequence, escheat to the com
moRwealth, though contrary to his intent ofbe
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son, the subscriber ss u request the General AS
sembly, az its ensuing session, by Petition, to car.
ry the intent the said Smyth into execution, by
releasing the Interest of the Commonwealth in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, Or en-
titled TO within the same, to the Subscriber.
DAVID DOILE.
August IS. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

=" ILL be sold, on a credit of six months for
W all sums above S 10, (thst sum and under
CASH. the purchaser giving bond with approved
security-a very large stock of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, and plantation Utensils of every
description, belonging to the estate of Philip L.
Grymes, decd.
The above property will be sold in the follow.
ing order, viz On Friday the 10th of Nov. next
will be sold AT the plantation in Middlesex called
the Old House, all the Stock and Utensils belong
ing to that place, Deer Chase and the Mill Quar-
ter.
| On Monday the 18th of said Month will be
sold at the plantation in Gloucester called the
Dragon Quarter, all the Stock and Utensils be-
! loigng to that place.
| On Wednesday the 18th of said Month will be
sold at the plantation in Middesex called Pine
Top, all the Stock and Utensils belonging to that
place, sand
On Friday the 18th of said Month will be sold
at the Mansion House of said Crylnes called
Brandon, all the Stock and Utensils belonging to
that place, where the sale will continue from day
to day till all are sold.
All persons having claims against said Estate,
, are requested to make them known, and those
indebted to make payment, as the situation of the
Estate will not admit of indulgence.
All legal creditors are requested to purchase
at the Sale, the amount of any part of their res
pective claims.
fany of the above sale-days should prove raj.
ny, the sale will take place the next fair day.
The Sale ofthe Negroes belonging to the said
Estate, Gt is expected) will take place early in
January next, of which the Public will be inform
ed in due time.
ROBERT WEST,
administrator, &c. of
PHILIP L. GRYMES, Decd.
Woodvilie, Gloucester Conn l..
tn, Weyembe, 8. 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

N the Dist day of December next, if fair,
~ it not the next fair day, will be sold, at the
Westinghouse of the late George Garner, in
the county Of Westmoreland, about sixteen like
ly NEGROES, and the present years crop OF
corn, &c. which property will be sold pursuant
20 deed of trust, made by George Garner for
tie purpose of Securing the payme.t Of his debts
The sale will be credit Of twelve months
the purchasers giving bond with approved sccu
rity If the negroes and crops do not sell for .
sufficient sum TO pay the debts ofthe said Garner,
the subscribers will, on the day after the sale OF
the negroes and crops, sell all or SO much of the
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose, as
will make sum sufficient for the payment of the
debts OF The said George Garner. All such ere
ditOrs as may exhibit their claims 20 the subscri.
bers before the said 2lst Of December next, pro
perry authenticated, and which the subscribers
may consider legal and just, may purchase at tie
sad sale, and shall be allowed discount of their
claims, against their purchase.
THOS. STOWERS,1
JAMES COX. 1'"''eeS
Westmoreland County,l
October 24 ida
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

~ - II We sunscrlber being extremely
4 DESTROYS OF settling his affairs, i'm this place.
particularly, as relates to paying bis creditors
Oilers for sale, until the path December next,
privately, or II not so sold, before that day, will
diem sell, at public auction on TIC premises, all his
AOU5ES and LOIS, on Carey Street. Or be
~ii barter said Property, for Lands in the Yves
tcrn country, ~ small proportion of the value
OF SAID property beng pad IN cash And on said
day and place, will sell all his Household and
Kitchen FURNi1UPE, &c. Should any per.
son incline to treat for said property before the
sad day OF sale, ~ application to the subscriber
ihey WA be sl'e IN the premises
JA5iES HUPTT.
Noyemher IL ida
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

( N the hrst inst. put into the Office of the
~ Enquirer an advertisement REQUESTING the
author OF an anonymous letter directed to Hr
Archd. Mccall, which particularly concerned
me, to make himself known TO MIR Mccall; as
the said publication has displeased Mr. Mccall,
IN consequence of my using his name, which i
thought there would be no improperly in doing
q wishing to do away any imputatlon that might
rest on him in consequence thereof. demand fbe
.'uthor to come forward and make himse IF known
20 me, or suffer himself to be considered in that
conieinptuops light that such a viHxiu merits.
THOMAS T. VIAL.
november H. o,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

T AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
H. for sale that valuable estate on which he
formerly resided, lying James River, near
the Town of Warminster, in the County of Mel
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres-The low grounds are of
the most valuable kind, and the highlands imme-
diately adjacent thereto arr very fertile and I'M
commonly level-It might be divided into two
plantations to advantage, or continued in one, as
might suit the owner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommoola-
ton of a famiiy-A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, AS it is presumed the pur-
chaser will view and Judge for himself The
subscriber will only observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, as many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale in the state
One fourth of the purchase money will be requi
red on the first of January, when possession
will be given and the balance will be divided
into nine equal annual installments, without any
charge of interest if the principal be purctualiy
paid-A large crop of small grain will be sown
in good order, and the purchaser may be accom-
modated with corn &c. sufficient for years
supply. Letters directed to buckingham Court
House, or to Warminster, would be soon recei-
we'd and attended to. In my absence, my brother
Mr.. Joseph g. Cabell will shew the land to any
person DESTROYS to purchase
WIN. III. CABELL.
Sentember &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
RoBER7' GREENHo ~,

MERCHANT, in Williamsburg, will dis
1V1 pose OF the vafuabie and most eIigibE situ,
ated TENEMENT, on which he now resides,
IN this city, at a credit of one, tro, three scfour
years bonds with approved security, to be gu
ven by the purchaser, bearing interest from their
dates, until paid Or he will receive in exchange
improved or unimproved LOTS, in and about the
city of Richmond, at an agreed on price.
All the advantages attached to this property,
cannot well be described in an advertisement -
They are left to be Judged of by those inclined
to treat with him-suffice it, however, to say,
that the dwelling. house is roomy and spacious,
that it has every convenient out house, necessa.
ny for those moving in the genteelest. sphere |;
with newly erected store, for mercantile purpo-
ses that it is situated on the south side Ut the
main-street, in the centre ofthe city distant from
the court house, market and church, 4 or 500
yards, that its front is open on The right and left
to two spacious public squares, at once adding to
the prospect, and giving free circulation to the
air That the whole tenement is in q complex
and perfect state OF repar; and that the build
ings stand insured against fire, by the Mutual In
surance Company, in Richmond The premi-
ums, quotas, &c. all duly settled up to the LIST OF
April last. To add to the conveniently of such
may be inclined to possess this property,
of ground laid down i'll Clover, about 200 yards
from his house, also, the main street, and a
tract OF Land, containing between 90 and 100 a
ores, covered with oak, hickory and pine, 3 !
miles from the town, yielding an ineXhaustible
supply OF fuel, will be attached.
1t he is successful in the disposition by sale, o.
exchange of this property, he will sell eight o.
ther Tenements, on the SAME terms ali of which
are most eligibly situated, in different parts OF
the city, on the main-street and except one,
which has just undergone thorough repair, ali
tensntcd out to respectable tenants, punctual il,
their stipulated payment of rents and viii I'll
(he will convince those, Inclined to purchase, }
do annually yield revenue, the price he has
affixed on them, offuly sper cont. free from all
deductions, for the repair of satural decays.
These tenements are all in GOOD order & what
operates greatly in their favor, they are scarcely
ever untenanted. Three of them are also insu
red, and all demandabe premiums and quotas
fully paid. 49,,
My brother, Mr.. George Greenhow, residing
in Richmond, will, ii applied to, give more &C
curate description OF the above mentioned pro
perry, and negotiate with such as may feel di.
posed TO treat for their purchase.
Williamsburg, november 3. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

an the 9th instant, will be sold, at Public
~ Auction, at Shirley, IN the county of Charles
City, all the Household and Kitchen FURNI-
I'URE, belonging to the estate of the late Chas
Carter consisting of variety of articles. The
termsof sale will be, cash for all sums under fit
ty dollars, and bonds with approved security,
payable in twelve months, for that SUN or up.
wards, to bear interest from the date if not pune
tually paid
WILLIAMS CART'ER, Esec'r. of
RoBERT C:RI,ER, Deceased:
november II tde
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

CHARLES FREMON Respectfully informs
~ the public, that he has opened Night
School, for the French Language, at MIR. Da-
roux's next door below the Globe Tavern, where
he will attend three nights every week, Tuesday,
Thursday 6 Saturday, from in the evening to 9.
He will also attend, those families, who wish to
have their Children privately instructed in that
branch of education, in their respective houses
His terms viii be made known by applying at
his lodgings, at Mr.. Dsroux's.
October "a. I'm