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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04

With The most perfect confidence we re
commend thefe pills to the public, aid viii
--o.a5s further add, rhat their operation is al
ways plcalanf, and that rhey leave nothing Of
thar cotiveneis behind them too often attend
ins medicines deiigned for timiar purpoies
len years have fulfilled US in stating lheie
fac:s, daring which we have had very exten-
five and conitantly iucrealng file FOR this truly
valuable med cine.
Sold by Mathew Il Lockcrmau,
Boohsc}ler,
Next above the Bank of Delaware, Market
street, Wilnington, Delaware.
Aug e, 1900.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04
Patent ashing Machiilcs

\ 'iE subscriber respectfully it.rorri,2 H.
4 friends and the public in general, hats
mas, some time ago, purchased an exclusive riga;
OF making and vending Patent TWISTING MucAiues
throughout the hundreds of 1ran'ywinc and
ehrlsiiana, in Newcastle county, a number Of
which machines he has already made, which
nave been tried hy divers persons and highly ap-
proved OF, as they save great part Of The labour
OF washing IN the usual way, and are less injuri-
Gus TO clothes. flc will continue 10 make ana
nave supply Of them on hand, which he viii
sell on reasonable terms TO snch as favour h,rn
with tier custom and will also sell to any per-
son a right to make and use them within the
the hundreds Aforesaid. NJ.
ABRAM GE.SPr.
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Notice..

" = CH person MS are indebted 10 the es.
- 'ate Of rs Ter YARNALL, Dc.
ceased. either by bond, note, or book deht,
a9e requested, 70 make immediate payrnert
% JsAn Warnrr and STohn Tarbert, or eth
- u 'hen, vino are legally authorised to
eeceive the same. And thase who have
'ialms against said estate are requested 10
present them for sett,amru..
William Warner, Ez'r-.
Feb. II, 1909. If
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Printed and Published q
On Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
BY JOSEPH JONES.
in Market street, q few doors above the + nix Of
Delaware.

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Delaware.
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For Tie prcvenfton and carc Of 6sttloas ad maHg
mani fUers i- rccon,mendcd.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.


Prcparea 6v Richnm Lee and San Baltimore.
Perions willing to purchaie this valuable
medicine are requeited to be part cular in en-
curing for Lees .4ati- Bilious P,He, put up in
wooden boxes, having on the optlide wrapper
the Ggnature Of Richard Lee & Son--this is
necessary as there are other pills of the fame
name.
The operation Of theie highly esteemed pills
is perfectly mild, and the experience Of thou
sands has proved, they may be used in reype
situation in life Without the leayr inconveli-
encc OF damage.
They are admirably adapted to carry off SUI
perhuous bile, and prevents its morbid secre
tions-so restore the appetite, Proa~ce rcgu-
lar AoGt oftlc bodv, promote free perspiratlon
and thereby prevent colds, 70 often attended
with tata! consequences TO tie lives Of thou
Gands--and fcidom, il ever, fail TO remove a
cold, if taken on It's first appearance. EIahi
rual costiveneis, and its opposite, ere remov-
ed by their whoefone influence, as alto those
diseases arising from them, head aches and
Gckness at the .tulna ch
II is almoe unuecellary to state, that on the
rcen!ar hqd0 ot the system, the health OF man.
kind depends 10 couduc- to this all-import
ant object, perhaps no medicine was ever more
generally f,cce-sful than thetc pills-taeV me-
vty do Aa.qa, and at least nine times out OF ten
afford relief 10 lhTe who ufs them fol- the pur-
poics 70. which ihey are intended.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04

THE subscriber respectfully informs
a his friends and the public that he has
purchased the whole stock and trade late
Of the firm of John s. VM. Patterson, sad
lers, and removed 10 the west side of
Narket street a 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 assortment Of articles in his line,
whit. he viii Oppose Of on the most reason
able, rms.
William Patterson.
q Wanted, as apprentices to
the abn,> business, one or TWO active boys,
OF from "a TO 16 years of age. APP 90 SIN
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ao hereby given to al persons ir-
= eiebet to the late iohn Baldwin ttcce,sca.
taac they are required to make ii.,.nsIa,e ps>npnt
q the seTssl Sums due from thv,!,-Aml all
persons having any d.nna,hi- ui..st IL" sans:
are requested to present their ,cc;.uat, y arev-
y atteattd for payment to tnr s,t5.ci!..st. tl..
executor oil the last will an. ts..ara III al .uc
SAID John Baldwin.
Joa,l3aiclwill.
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ABRAaT t; EEs,I / !.
Wilmington. Jan. oi, 1909.
To Brewers.

ITO be rented, ard possession given the
l first of tenth NO. (Q,!oberl next, a
large and convenient Brewery, with every
necessary apparatus in complete order, sit
nate IN the borough Of Wilmington. This
Brewery is we'll supplied with good water,
and convenient 70 good barley country
As il is presumed that any person inclinins
70 rent would FIRST desire 70 view the pre-
misses, further description is deemed! M
necessary. The terms will be reasonable !:
for particulars apply or the premises, or 10
the subscriber at Abbotis and Stewards
brewery, Philadelphia.
Caleb Steward.
7,h mo. oth. 1909. If
b \ quantity Of good male and casks
may be had Of the present tenants.-A lot
OF marsh, about two acres and half, to let,
with Or wilhon, the Brewery.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04
JEILDfINGION COLLEGE.
Ang. H..

TINE Trustees Of Wilmington Cullege
4 take pleasure in being able TO announce
to the public the revival Of the I.arn school,
in this institution, under the immediate
care of Mr.. Bigclow and general supern'
tendance of the Rev. DR.. Read. The heal
Thy situation Of Wilmington, It's character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice Of best boarding houses, joined
TO the evidence of Mr.. Bigelow's capacity
as teacher, and the long and justly esta.
ni,hee reputation of Dir. Read as success
ful preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary TO the attention Of Parents antt
Guardians, anxious to promote The et.at a
tlon and improvement Of the youth thrust
Cd to their care, especially when they are
Further assured that the other departments
Of the College are provided with tutors iul
" adeq ate 10 their appointments, and O.
unexceptionaJle moral characters
By order of the Board,
ROBERT HAMILTON, ! g
lhENELt Il A. SMITH,
JOHN RUMSF.Y, Z.
WILLIAM rnYCE;,
JaIy 50, l8oay
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p5o0s among which are,
Glue, black, blown, drab, NIarselles cuttings
col beau, bottle green, fustia Us and Jeans
grey, and nai k mixed Lutte strings
supcriinc cloths Sinshaw and. Mantau
.atsslmeres silks
'ennct's patent cord SIX i york tan gloves
Coatings and hannels Bandanna and Madras
forest cloths hantlkerchie(s
Nelvcts and constitution Caiu,ncl's hair slawis
cords Checkereti and Stripe:
Bevereens linens
IS and ID Irish linens Danask shaws
5lnc & yellow nankecns hassa slineas
Wide and narrow cotton Rstinets &bomhazrtts
cassimcrcs He'd & green booking
Chntzes and eallicoes baize
amb,ck and common Brown hollands
dmties Suspenders
Calimancoes Iln' ae,s < l,a-aso's
Du.a1t and Joaes' spin Black satias and fs,~
ming rentines
Cotton. and worsted ho- Scissors \ pen-kniv*s
sery SILK hose
'olorci, chambray, cam Gilt plated = >us
brick, iackanet, multi | Gil cloths
null, lneia, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, balta, & Mofcccc SHOES,
leno Muslins q. &C.
NJ. 3. Country Store Keepers snpr!1c} o. t..e
G wcs. terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04
flames Gardner,

- ESPECTFULI informs his friends
q laed the public that he has removed
MS store 10 the east side Of Markets,ree1.
one door above Spack & Gfubhs, (near-
~ opposite the post-osice) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dys
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Caleb Steward.
DIR. DDUDRlDGr.'o
RISE AND PROGRESS
OF II eiig.an in the Soul.

.R. ROBERT PORTER, Of this tosn,
W. has issued proposals for publishing the
above excellent Book, by subscription, on gon,!
paper, and with plain common sized type, at
the very low pnce d. nm cents.
Perhaps, sneSt 70 the Bible, this is the best
book cxtant7for private and family use....No one
IS better calcu!l,ed 10 awaken, convince and
convert sinners, and 10 conduct them in the
straight and narrow path TO Heavcn as doubt
less the experience OF many can witncss mo one
is more highly esteemed By ploas people of all
denominations, as is 4bandafly evident from
the numerous editions i has passel through both
in this country and Europe,
As the proposed price IS only half the sum it
is now selling for liz most Q our Book stores, i
will be sen, that neither The Printer, nor any
persons vino promote the work, have any OH
jec in view, bur the good Of souls, and the glo-
~ Of God.
1t is presumed that every one who wishes for
the spiritual rise and progress Of religion in his
own soal, or his family, will subscribe, and
that all friends of religion will encourage the
work.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04

Recommendation BIZ N,so- Castle Pyesdytcry.
Whereas ROBERT PORTER, has issacd
proposals for printing Dir. Dod,lrdge's Rise aad
Progress of Religion in the Soul, at very low
price.
Restrict, That the Presbytery do recommend
SO the people under their care, to subscribe Tor
aid ex celcnt Book.
September 9, 1909.
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I'D THE LADIES

fac es and complexion are injured Il,
Freckis'. fimp!e!, Hiack worms, ran or
Aynuri, Eing worms, Prichly heat, &c.
70 shose letsous IS recommended,
Lees Persian Lotion.
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o. ! III il,

Wil,Nng3oq, SIT. "a. 400
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17

n. Resolved, >s;tAc on;nion oe M. 49,.
nittee, that the petition of Kennon Jorcs
praying that he may be allows /, .la;-n =.
gainst the commonwealth. for his servic-.
IS clerk to the Esd Regiment of Dinw,,,.t,,.
militia, for the year 1898, is reasonable.
Your committee beg leave to report =
Giaim OF similar nature, from the coanty Of
Lancaster !; Henry G. Lawson acted as adj
jutant for the years 1905 and 1so6 For
which services the Courts martial alInws
him ~ dollars, which SUN he has new
received;
2. Resolved as the opinion of this com
mittee, that the petition of Thomas Wood
lief, representative OF Francis EpDes. der
stating thatin the year 1776, the petition.
er's .testator was a colonel command;nr
regiment of the Virginia line on continental
establishment, and made sundry advances
OF money for the use of the men under hi,
command, amounting in all to 6 254: u.
which was never repaid TO him the sai +
Francis Eppes in his Ife time or his rem e.
sentatives since his death aud praying th :.
money aforesaid may be refunded to hi
the SAID Thomas Woodiief. be rejected.
appears TO your committee, from the
petition of Lewilien Jones, of Oylethorn-
county, IN the state o. Georgia statinst..at
ne was captain ut The fourth troop o. ,h~
hrst Virginia regiment Of light dragoons. AZ
the commences nent OF the American re- 90.
iut'on that IN that capacity, he was IRE
Iuentiy Obliged to incur, and to defrav orr
OF ms private funds, for the benefit Of tn.
public, various expenses, of witch he ls,
'ever received any retribution
3. Resolved therefore, az the opinion rs
ms committee, that the petition of t.swIl-
'n Jones aforesaid, praying that he may be
liiowed such rea .onauie compensation az
ne may justly deserve. be rejected.
a. Resolved also, as the Cd Mon OF mi.
committee, that the pet,tioi, OF W,liia,n
oaii, praying that the sun of fourteen dol
lars twenty FIVE cents, overpaid by him ON
account of land tax in the county of Stat.
iord may be re uuded, be rejected.
5 Resolved also, as the opinion of this
committee, that the petion OF Nicholas Hal
lam, pray ng that he may be refunded tn.
sum OF thirty five dollars, imposed upo,
MN, by court martial OF the 18th Rep,-
ment, tor non attendance on muster in the
months of May, July. September and No
venoer, IN the year 1907, be rejected.
the Ist, I'd and 8! resolutions beine READ
second time, were agreed to by the aoss..
l'ae Attn and 5;h resoiu.,oas being read a
second time, were on mot on, ordered to b.
lad upon the table.
Ordered, Chat bill be bros sht in pur.
suant TO he frs, resolution, and that the
SAID Dill, include also the case OF Henry Z.
tyson, OF Lanci.s CT county, aod that tins.
connittee OF Clam, do prepare anu brIns
IN the Sd d dill.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17
THuRsbAy Ian. IL.

Mr.. Barter laid upon the table a
memorial from sundry inhabitants of
the state Of ~ assachusetts on the sub
Iect Of the late election Of Electors in
she state Of Massachusetts, stating il
to have been Illegally conducted.
NAVAL ESFABLiS aMENT.
The House resumed tnesconsidera-
ton of the unfinished business of yes.
terday.
After considerable dehrte,
MIR. ]. Montgomery moved refer.
ence OF the bill to committee of the
whole, stating his object to be to give
discretionary power to the executive
instead OF peremptory power to FIT
out and employ the naval force as it
now stood. This motion was UNDER
stood, If Carried, to place again the A.
mendment of the Senate to which the
House had agreed under their power. I
At half past 4, the motion to commit
the bill was carried, 60 to 53-msior.
ity Is. And the House Immediately
adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17
Dir5inid IrgiSlatare.
II oUsE Old ELEGArEs
TUESDAY, January 10.


TUESDAY, January 10.
a communication from the Senate by
their Clerk:
The Senate have passed the following
bills, to wit
A bill "ReIative to the election of trus-
tees OF Lynhaven parish -
A bill "Remitting certain damages and
interest 10 samuel Richie -
A bill "AIIowihg persons arraigned Of
misdemeanots IN certain cases the right of
challenge !"
bill 'iT'o supply the DEFICIENCIES in the
approximations Of last yesr;' and
A bin s'DssoIving marriage solemn
lied between West Alricks and Anne Pew
ton"
An engrossed bill Incorporating COM
pany to establish a turnpike from Freder-
Icksourg 70 Swift Run Gap in the Blue
RIDGE" (Which lay on the table) was taken
up, the remaining blanks therein filed up I:
and the said bill amended by an engrossed
clause by way ofryder, and passed.
Ordered. That the Clerk carry the said
Dill to the Senate and desire their concur
renee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17

ed seamen in the United States. He be-
lieved that in the annual returns Of seamen
registered, distinction, was made between
native Il naturai=ea seanen. He conceived
therefore that the following resolution
would enable him to attain his object.
Resolved, that the Secretary of State be
directed to lay before this house, a state
ment of the waole number of persons born
IN foreign countries, and legally admitted
citizens of the y. States by naturally alton,
who have been registered as American
seamen, and returned as such to the De-
partment of State, according to the lists
IN pursuance of the law relative To the re-
lief and protection of American seamen.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Lewis presented the petition Of seven
or eight citizens of the district Of Columbia,
praying that during the existence of the
embargo, they may be relieved from the
pressure of northumberland to the
committee on the District of Columbia
81 TO 80.
The amendments of the Senate TO the
bill amendatory the act for extending the
terms of credit on the revenue bonds and
for the relief of Augustine Sorry, were Ia.
ken up and agreed to.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
The Amendments of the Senate tn the
bill for authorising the President of the
Unitel States to employ an additional mum
Der OF seamen were taken up. rhese a
neudments essentially vary the bill, ma
| 9nsit in TACT precisely the same bin witl
hat sent from the senate, (and now be
tore a committee OF the whole in this
nouse) Tor anthorsing and requiring the
| PRESIDENT of the United States inme-
diateiy to arm, mao and send out ali the
armed vessels and gun-boats OF the United
States.]
The first amendment Containing the
princip,e) being under consideration,
| A debate arose on it which occupied the
hnuse till they adjourned Is o'clock) without
takny the question. a brief sutiine of the
debate in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17
Mr.. Pickering moved to insert the

Mr.. Pickering moved to insert the
following rs preamble:
1t having been stated to the Senate,
BY memberi ia his place, that besides
the formal negotiations with the Bril-
fish government, relative to the attack
on the United States frigate Chesa-
pcake, exhibited in the documents
communicated to Congress during
their last session, by the President of
the United States, there had been GER
tainiaformal overtures upon the same
subject, between the British minister,
Mr.. Rose, o. some person authorised
by him, and some person or persons
on the part Of our own government,
which overtures and their results
ought, according to the opinion express
scd by the said member. to be made
known to the people Of the United
States.
This motion was negatived, Yeas S
NAYS "a. The Yeas being Messrs.
Goodrich, Hillhouse, Lloyd, Picker
ing and White.
The question was then taken on the
original resolution, which was likewise
rejected, Yeas MAYS 2a.-The
Yeas, being Messrs. Gilman, Good
rich. Hillhouse, Lloyd, Pickering
Read and White.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17
Thursday, Ian. 12.

Mr.. Bradlev asked and obtained
leave 70 bring in bill making furthe,
provision for the corps of engineers,
which was ordered to third reading
THIS bill authorizes the removal of the
Military Academy from West Point
to the city of Washington.
A bill reported bv General Smith of
MI. for the establishment of a marine
mi, IA was passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17

+, NT-. Green preserved petition from
the merchants Of, the island of Nan
tucker, PRAYING that Nantucket may
be erected into port OF entry for
vessels from beyond the Cape Of Good
Hope. Referred.
Mr.. Van Horne, after stating GER
tain difficulties in the present organi-
cation Of the courts of the district OF
Columbia, moved the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the committee oil
the District of Columbia be instructed
to enquire whether any, and if any
what amendments are necessary ir
the act concerning the district of Co.
lumdia. Agreed to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-17

luton:
Resolved, That the committee Of
the District Of Columbia be instructed
to enquire whether any, and if any,
what amendments are necessary in
the act concerning the district of Co..
lumdia. Agreed to.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IL.
Mr.. Rhea offered resolution for
resembling the resolution offered few
DAYS ago, and agreed to BY the house,
for calling upon the Department of
State for statement of our rraturaliz-
ed seamen; which, Mr.. Dana not be-
ing present, was ordered to lie ON the
table.
EXTRA SESSION.
+ Mr.. Smile, from the committee
appointed to consider the propriety OF
eonvening Congress at an earlier Pc
-iod than usual, reported bill to al
tcr the time of the next rnt citing OF
Congress. The 4th Monday in MAY
ie The day. fixed on in the bill. Twic.
read and referred.
On motion of Mr. Dawson, a reso-
luton directing the committee O.
Commerce and Manufactures to en-
|qnire into the expediency of removing
a port of entry from rappahannock ia
Fredericksburg, was taken up and a.
greed to.
VOLUNTEER TROOPS
NJ. Nelson reported bill supple
mentarv to the act for establishing aud
organizing a marine, corps-T Making
the term of service of marines FIVE
years Twice read and referred.
Mr.. Nelson also reported bill to
provide an additional military force
(the $4,000 volunteers, ordered by a
resolution of the House.) Twice read
and referred to a committee of the
whole.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
The HouseFesumed the cousidera.
ton OF the unfinished business Of yes
terday on the remaining amend nents
OF the Senate to the bill for EN- ployinp
an additional number of seamen and
marines.
MIR. ~. X. Williams moved that the
|bl!, with the amendments, be COM
nitrec to committee of the whole.
1t was supposed, had this motion
carried, that the amendment from the
Senate Yesterday agreed to, nigh,
have been rescinded or amended, tho
the vote conid not be reconsftlered IN
the Housed After long debate, the
motion was lost--Yeas 5o--Nays So.
and the House Immediately adjourned
at half past four o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
80 Dollars Regvard,

ID AN away from the Subscriber, last evc-
IL ring, ah indentcd Apprentice to the
Boot and ShoA making trade, named SAN
FORD HERVVY, about 10 years of age
feet inches high dark hair and dark
complexion; with, large Roman nose. He
has very down-cast look, and pc culiar roll
oi the body when hc walks--Hc had ON and
took with him, back and | dark brown
Coet pair drab and do. black Kcrsymicr
Paria!oons 3 or 4 Vdsts, different colours
] white and black Castor Hat besides 9TH
er articles ofwcaring apparel and Shoeraaker's
Tools.
The above Reward, together with DBL rca-
sonable charges, will be paid to any person
who will return the said Apprentice, or se-
cure him in any jal, and give iniorp,aiion
thereof, SO that he may brought back to his
mastcr
N. Is. All masters ofvessels and other per-
sons are forbid harbouring or employing said
Runaway, on penalty of pro,ecuton
JOHN w. DAVIS.
.Ntwnorf, Juiy 10, 1909.