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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09

OUCH persons as are indebted 10 The +,
~ tate Of ESTHER YAKNALL, A..
ceased, either by bond, note, or book debt
are requested to make immediate pavmen
10 John Warner and John Tordrt, or eth.
lr Of them, VINO are legally authorised "a
ceceive the same. And those who hay,
claims against said estate are requested ID
present them for settlement.
Williarl Warner, Err,
Feb. II. 1909. It
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Notice

rs hereby given, to all whom it may concern,
A that apple alton will be made to the Gcn-
eral Allembly Of the Gate Of Delaware at their
next FELTON, at Dover, for an act authorizing
them to bank OIL, lop and drain the waters,
marih, low lands and cripples of tile North.
Wet Branch Of Duck Creek, al or near Mir.
edward Roberts's farm, in Thorouahfare
Neck, Appoqninink hundred, New-C allie
county and ftaie Of Delaware.
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
Thomas Emory,
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IiARLAN'S
Square Sun-dial Compass.

Square Sun-dial Compass.
THE subscriber has invented an lnstru
ment to survey by the sun, which in every
respect supercedes the needle, land not being
subject to attraction or variation, will point
out the variation of the needle at sea, and
The time of the day. ii may be seen at
Richard Bakers, Bradford, near the Forks
Of Hrandywine, Till the 25th Of March
next. The said Baker will show any gem
tleman the practice and principle OF the IN
strument lc- one quarter of dollar.
JEIfU HARLAN.
NSy. Is 1853 a.
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10 be j. .Gl

10 be i.e.-,.l
4 Nd possession had Immediately i,e
IN Storc-Room and Cellars under the
Printing OAice of the Delaware Gazstte.--
For particulars enquire Of the Printer.
Nov. 3. 1909. 36f,
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jain Dixon

FT ATING succeeded Farmers s. Tor
I / bert IL the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them on Market.
,treet wharf offers for sale on the most
moderate terms, for cash or the usual credit,
A General assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to husi-
ness, Wmsrit share Of the public patron
age.
Tie Packet, Sl.oop HopE, Capt.
MILNER, with good accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town s
Philadelphia as usual--all freight sen, by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July s, 1909.
NOTICE,
rs hereby given, TO all whom it may con.
! eern, that Joseph Vincent intends to app
ply TO the legislature, At their next session,
N order hat he may be enabled TO ascertain
he boundaries, Of part Of a certain tract o.
Land. called Round Pond enlarged, situated
IN Broad Creek hundred, in The county oi
Sussex which said part Of Land was d.
rectcd TO be laid off to Sally NJ Houston,
Under whom he claims, by The last will and
testament OF John Houston, decd.
JOSEPH VINCENT
Nov. 1e, (t5) 1909. st
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flames Gardner.

D ESPECT?ULL informs his iriends
hAand the public tia. he has removed
his store 70 the east side OF Ma5ket.s,reet
one door above Spackman ( Grabbs, (near.
" opposite the post-oiFice) where he has
opened large Apartment Of elegan, Dr.
G0o1s among syftelf are,
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T. etc: counterfsits, obierve than none
ian be genuine without the Ggnature OF
Michael Lee, & Co.
Late Richard Lee < Son.
N.B.--Each and every medicine above emu
murared, have directions defcribing their mode
Of uie in the mott perfect manner.
Sold at
the bookstore of Mathew r. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market treet,
Wilmington.
December 9, 1909. iy
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Notice

rs hereby given, that the subscriber intends
z to apply to the Legislature OF the State q
Delaware, a, its next Session, for law en-
powering certain persons, therein to be canned,
% improve and straigh,en Mulderhill Greek.
III Kent county.
Walter Douglass.
Mot9iat0n MNs. Nae. 4, 1 800. u.
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Let,


nd mav b ocentted after len days notice, lie toi-
d. 'ag mohsry--For terms inquire o. the sub
scribcr.
M q. /. A convenient two story Brick Elouse,
a garden, stables, &c. The house is situate
on Prospect Hill, on the northwest side of
Washington street, equally convenient to each
Market-house.
No. 2. a Grass Lot on the northeast side Of
Washington street and in front of No. T.
Nos. Three acres of Land, two thirds in grass
that has beer moved three times in the season,
and one third IL pasture ground, situate on
Second street on the corner Of Adams, Jch'rr-
son and Madison streets, the two last named
streets laid out but not opened.
No. 4. a convenient Brick Tenement, 81 hy
80 feet, situate Gu the corner of Second and
French streets. All the passage round this
house paved with i,r'ck, and hytfaut oi
spring waite, me Kitchen. Stables and
carr',,~ mouse will be Jet with rns house. Il
required, convenient TO the house.
Alien McLane
Wilmington, Nlcl.l Oct. ~ 1900.
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BREWING.

TIVE subscriber having commenced Brewing
i for the season, 5egs leave to n-iofm his
Town and Country Customers that be has
STRONG &. TABLE DEER Of an excellent
quality constantly on hanc, which he Will tis-
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended 10.
Joseph D. Shipley,
Wj3unn.rfoD Ear. |, 1909.
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Blue, black ,h.o&n,, l,,b, Morsel.es cuttings
co'bcan, bottle green, l'.stiais and lesns
grey, and dark mixed iuc strings
snpciiinc cloths sinsnaw and Mantsi
CafssGcres silks
fcnnd's patent cord nix york ,ar Gloves
Goatpga and hanncls 34nianna AMI Nadia.
Forrest cloths handhcfchicis
Ncltcts aad constitution Camncl's h1ir shaw.s
cords ChcCkcied and ,tt,tst
8rserccns linens
---5 ana - Irish linens D.,n,osii shavls
! 3iag Z tei,ow n;nk, ems Hus,ia Y telgislineDs
stiG and narrow cotton ltatinets &bomtazetts
cassimcres Red green bockn.
! Alrtzes and caliicocs haizc
GAnhIiCk and common Brown hollands
diinies SnsSsndcrs
Galimancoca Tn rellds < parasols
Duyant and Jones spin Black sailas and 40
ming rcntincs
Cotton and worsted ho- Scissors & pen-knivcs
| siery Silk hose
| Colored, chamhray cam Gilt plated buttons
brick, l4ckanct, null Oh CLOTHS
null, india, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, bafta, 4 Moioeeo& kid shoes
| leno Nluslins &c. sc.
| n. B. County Store Keepers supplied on tie
lowest terms for cash the usual credit.
James Gardner
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| axe Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica.
l ton will be made to the Legislature
OF this State, at their next session, for law
70 enable the owners of parcel Of Marsh
lying on the south side Of PORT. Penn, be
tween ,lat place and the Piers, to embark
the same.
David Stewat.
Pon-P~a, Oct. "A, 1909. law.tf
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Mail szu KeQ?2

I MOI Ms his friends and the public
L that + has opened Dry Good Store of
ire ives side OF Market Street, next door
below Z corner Of Second Street; where
ne offers for sale a handsome assortment o,
easonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June II, 1909.
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Take Notice.

sT ! Il sSen up on suspicion OF being a
w I away, and now con6ned in the
all e! Chester County, Pennsylvania,
Black Man, who calls himself Shad,ac&
lllacsin, appears to be about g or 90 years
age about s feet or inches high full
face thick lips small scar under his right
eye; says he was brought up with Sampson
Davis, coored man, and a house catpen-
ter, near Milford in the state Of Delaware,
and set flee by him, March 1909, but has
no credentials to show this was the case.
Any person owning said black man.is de-
sired 10 come forward, prove his property,
ray charges and cake him away before the
18th Of DeccmbeY ueyt, otherwise he will
ae discharged from prison,
Thomas E0ans.
Uef-ClUtr, Mr. "a, 1909. Al
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Stop The thief.
Is DOLLARS REWARD

g TOl.EN out Of the stable Of the subscriber,
~ living IN Nottingham, Cecil County, Mary
land, o. 'he night o the 9TH inst. bright BAY
MARE, win white face and hind legs dark
name and rs is natural PAGER, tro's hard
wien il haste, moves awkardly, not being well
broke to the rein, shod all round, and is some
what chaicd BY working in the Wagon. Who
ever takes up said mare, and secures the thief,
shall receive the above reward, or twenty dollars
for the mare if brought home, with reasonable
charges.
Eli Haines, (Potter.)
II. b. The above mare is remarkable for car
rying her tail To one SIDE.
llth mo. (Nov.) 81. 1909. 4sp.
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Port-Praa, Or. "A, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-15

Some of those persons hold
ing freehold estates IN the coun-
ty of Fairfax, aud who have all
ways exercised the right OF sui
frage there. have submitted the
late law of Virginia, passed with
a view OF depriylng them OF that
right, to the gentlemen OF the
Alexandra bar, who have gwen
an opinion upon the subject.
with their reasons at length
and for the satisfaction Of those
persons holding freehold estates
IN Fairfax, and desirous of vot-
ing as usual at the election On
Monday next, the opinion is left
at Mr.. snowden's Printing Office
for the inspection OF any person
who may be DESTROYS Of perus-.
ing It.
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TIE ISLAND or CUBA.

Bv the Sagunto which arrived here yes
tsrelav. late proclamation of the governor
of Havauna was received by respectable
mercantile house, with which it has kindly
favored us. 1t is dated HAVANA, 18th
March, and IS Of material interest, because
it affords an opportunity of Judging respect
;ng the sentiments which prevail among the
oficia, characters of that island, since they
became acquainted with the partial advan-
faces of Bonapsrte in the north OF SPAIN
II breathes an untaneable spirit OF resent,
rncnt 70 that enemy of the human race, and
s filed with exllortations against the de-
section which the partial actions IN oPaln
and the occupation of Madrid might pro-
,,nre IN weak and ser9ile minds.
At the same time it notices the probabiii-
~ Of the internal projects of France beng
,,,emnted to be rendered operative on that
;n,nortant island, through the usual methods
~ seduction and corruption, IN which the
French residents might be made instru !. !.
mental. He therefore declares that he shall
-canxe all those to depart who cannon be
oons;de,ed as indissolubly attached to SPAN
and separated from France by their adher-
snce 70 the house of Bourbon, or who may
not be recommended, by their political Cpl
Mons. TO the public esteem and confidence.
II IS yoluminous address, but we shall
[ endeayer 10 prepare it for to-morroWs pa
! per.
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One Dollar Reward.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the.
IN Sd instant, Philip UiHianas, an appren-
tice to the sail making business -between II
and lS years Of age about feet Z or 8 inch-
es high, da.a completion, and little dull
of hearing. The above reward will be given
to any person who will secure MIN in any
Jail or deliver him to me at this place, but no
allowance for any expences. All persons ara
fsrewarncd from harboring, employing, os
in any way taking or kee ping him from me-
Daniel McDougall.
April Is. cost
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DiffrlGf of Columbia,

County Of .4lerondria, .dtril IL, 1909.
w AS committed to the Jail of this coun.s
Wv ty as runaway, a aegro man nam
ed JOHN: he is said to be the property Of
Robert Spadding, of Easton, state of Mary.
land: he is about feet or inches high,
and about twenty-seven years of age, much
pitted with the small peck. The owner is re-
quested to conc and prove his property, pay
charges and take him. away, otherwise he viii
be disposed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailor.
Aprill5 law2m
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i. cause of tfle Spanish nation,
csa' ,se legitimate monarchy of Spain,
sli g 10 an usurpation which has 40
a os Ell n the history of the world. HIS
Pp'- .t,, had hoped that the participation
Inals.3 s,nt,eror of Russia in the overtures
8 j.. - 70 his majesty would have afforded a
Sr;tv to his majesty against the proposal
Il : rendition, so unjust IN It's effect, and
IA f,tal in its example.
Y Nor Nor can his majesty conceive by what
ysslaation Of dutg or OF interest, or by
ss sIst principle OF Russian policy, his
saa sr;5l majesty can have found HIM
Is ,rompelIed to acknowledge the rights
.. .,med BIZ France, to depose andimprison
a'.S sovereigns, ard ioroibiy to trans
,' : herself the allegiance OF loyal and IA
Juendeni nations.
f these be indeed the principles to rhioh
l. emperor Of Russia has inviolably attach
- = himself; TO which his imperial majesty
ts.rIpared the character and resources of
< T. sn.pire which be has united himself
~ 81 France 10 establish by var, and to
@s;otaiu in peace, deeply does his majesty
l S = determination BY which the suffer
60, Ct Europe must be aggravated and pro-
loSeed; but not TO his majestv IS to he at
.rbaied l!le continuance OF the cala'niiies OF
var ty The tiisappoir,rnent OF all hopes OF
.rrb 4 peace as would be compatible With
%.,see and with honor.
Ths undersigned, &c.
Signed
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ndD CD
ASSIZE OF BREAD
Five Cents Reward.
SARAGossA, Dec. 81.

N AN AWAY from my service, on the
II 9th instant, Henry Bossles, a very hight
colored mulatto boy, about ls years OF age
and S feet inches high-had ON when ne
went away dark brown jaskct and overasia'
will pay the above reward OF Hve Csnss'
but no charges. to any person or persons VINO
may bring him to me in this town ai'o
hereby forewarn any ono from harborlns OF
employing the said boy:
Triffram Dalton.
April Is.
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IWash. FcG.

british LOSY.-General Stewart de-
clared ia the house of commons on the 9th
January, that as many supposed their loss
amounted to s or 5000, he rose to co away
that impression, by stating that it did not
exceed half that number. Upon being ask
cd BY Mr.. Ponsonby, whether he meant
in the retreat to Corunna; he answered,
that he meant from their first landing in
Spain.
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alsranDrta patlp 6asftte.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
s CONFIDENTIAL.

MR. SNoWDEa,
WE informed YOU of our circulating
several large traits for the purpose OF IN
iuring the election of Mr.. Lewis.
We got on tolerably smart at first, but
they operated against US in Loudoun NIGH
tihg.
These Quakers and Dutchmen are plaguy
independent fellows there is no max
ingthem believe a lie although told with an
air.of truth. The first said they were per-
fectly satisfied with friend LEXIS, that he
was a faithful Representative" -the latter
that 'ssour Cho is chentlenaan, and a friend
to de beebie.'
The repor, about the tax on flour was 1oeH
Planned, but circulated tao scan as 1t gave
you an opportunity ofcontralictingit, which
wasnot intendedy gu may depe'ld.-You and
your paperar denominated as Ole tories.
Notwithstanding our bad luck in Lou
doun, " While there is life there is hopes"
We have accounted for the large vote there
by asserting that ne beheUe many OF the
voters palms were tickled with British gold,
and tinat there are a number of bad votes.
We are now fabricating some new plau-
sible stories for the Fairfax election, on
which we make great calculation.
MANY.
~ 3. We have just discovered that Mr..
L. 3sa British SUBJECT, and not eligible.
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We are favored with the proclamation OF
the governor, dated 22d March, respect
ing the instruction at HAVANA, Of the
people of color against the French. They
are said to have been mostly boys. We
shall translate it for to-morroW's North A
merican.
TBah. North american.
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Late& from Stain.

There is an arrival at Salem from Alge-
siras-saiied thence February 17-brings
accounts of the defeat of the French by the
Spaniards.
Mr.0akley.-The English papers state
thar NJ. Oakley was the bearer OF import
ant dispatches TO this country, and the same
papers hint that they contained an oifsr OF
the British government to repeal It's orders
IN council, provided our government would
enter into some commercial supulatons.
which are not pointed out. Mr.. Oakley
has been at these of government several
DAYS, and we have waited with patience, Ill
hopes, ii our executive had received any
thing favorable, something of the nature OF
those offers would be communicated to- the
public. But ths official printers maintain a
profound silcnce-nos hint is suffered to
,ranspiTc Of the receipt Of the dispatches,
or thcir contents. That there are dispatch
es, and that those dispatches are OF conse-
auence, we have no doubt. What their
contents are. we shall not at this time pre-
tend to surmise, as we suppose they Will be
laid before congress at the approaching ses-
sion, and will then, it is probable, be COM
annnicated to the people.
i1Tash. Fcg.
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TO RENT.

A convenient two story FRAME HOUSE
on Patrick street, nearly opposite Isaac Glib
sons, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Moore.
Possession may be had immediately
to
James Andcrion.
March as. 81
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N O I &c E.

THE subscriber having been appointed tv
L Messrs. Jskn s:unt, jr. and David
Ricketts,, to az, as Their agent, for the con-.
Quoting their business in Alexandria, in and
under the firm OF J. S. and D. RICKETTS,,
begs leave to give notice, that he will have
for aale. on their aeccant, a regular supply
of FLOUR, &c: and in IKE manner will be-
in the purchase of WHEAT, Sc.
Any kind Of produce received on storage az
the warehouse of = S. and y. Ricketts,, who
have for sale about one thousand barrels Of
FINE FLOUR.
William Newton, agent.
tDrit l2-ii5i
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No.XI.
l0latial rete, dated foreign cree, December
9, 1908.


,O)stia! ss11tr, dated foreign eFce, December
9, 1908.
The undersigned, his majesty principal
eeretary of state for foreign affairs, has
ljd before the king his master the note
r,nsri,ted to him bv his excelleney nj. de
chsnpagny, dated the sSih Nov
He IS expressly commanded by his ma
is;,y 10 abstain from noticing any of those
Iopiics ard expressions insulting to his nsa-
,sy. 10 his allies, and TO the Spanish ia,
len with which The official note transmit
i'd By NJ. de5 Champagny abounds.
His majesty was desifous to have treated
for a peace which might have arranged the
respective interests OF all the powers en-
RACED in the war, on PRINCIPLES of equal
Justice and his majesty sincerely regrets
hat;his desire ofhis majesty is .disapfoint-
|el.
Buthis majesty is determined not to a
|baudon the cause OF the Spanish nation,
and Of the legitimate monarchy OF Spain !;
and the professions of France 10 exclude
ION the negotiation the central and su-
reme government, acting in the name of
his Catholic majesty Ferdinand VII. is
one, which his majesty could not admit,
Without acqeiescing IN an usutpation which
has no parallel in the history of the world
Eht Undersigned, &c.
(Signed)
rECDGF MINING
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GEORGE CANNING.
No. XII.

Litter rom ii. de Chamfagny to Ar. Sc
ortpy Gaming, dated Paris, DC. 49,,
1868. Recei2ed Dec. II.
sn
lhave the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your excrllency's letter Of the 9th
Instant, together With the Official note which
;s'conpanisd it. / shall lose no time In
laynS tbs note before the emperor my mas
Est laval myself of this opportunity to
'nsw to your excellency the assurance Of
|as high consideration with which | haze
nc honor to be, &c.
Signed &c
CHAMPAIGN.
~ reeIleneg Mr. Canning, &c. &c. &c.
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JUST RECEIVED,
THE CAPITAL JACK

: o l. u III o u y,
W Ill stand at Arlington the present
Nv season, and be let to Mares ut en
s:'ors, but SIX viii be received in full IT
oy the first of August, and Fifty Cents
stcom.--JENNETS Twlnsu. fve Dollars
~ : Dollar 10 groom.
oOlVMRus is TOO we'll known to reed any
soiplion At this tilne--his colts are the
Proofs of lis merit, some of which may
Se s,eh at this place. 1t is expected that this
- e The last season of his standing in the
,.;. James Dawfon.
uigton, April Il, LAVISH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
G.. 7.
I g =
- -. -
(Sw }
May 1st. 1909

800 A'A Nh
Watch q Clock Maker,
Ia consequence Of the late fire, has removed
To The next House above his for
mer Dwelling, on the Main sreef;
Where he continues to MAKE and
REPAIR all kinds of M TCHES and
CT CkS, as heretofore
Grateful to his numerous friends
for the great encouragement he has hither-
to experienced, he will omit no exertions
to merit their future support.
He HAS on hand, an assortment of JEW
ELRY and SILVER WORK, for sale; g.
constantly keeps good workmen employed,
to execute in the newest style, and on the
shortest notice any orders in the above
branches, with which he may be favored.
u w. NJ { has also erected proper
furnaces, with every necessary apparatus,
for the purpose of CASTING BRASS to
any given pattern and has in employment,
some OF the most skillful founders, or cas-
ters of Brass to enable him to complete all
orders in that line, in the very best man.
ner.
N. B. The highesn, rice given for old
Gold, Silver, Copper brass and Power.
Nav @th, 1909. s Doe 7sw
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100 Acres of L AND.
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