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The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11

most public notice the naturc OF the case NAV
'eqofe for at least six Sponths previous to the
time appointed for such meeting.
ARTICLE XXI.
nese articles OF agreement shall be ,,ubl;shea
IN tne newspapers OF the borough Of Winning
TON 'or one month, and for the further informe-
"!n on a't ?cF:ons who may transact busnes.
WIN, ~ IN any manner give credit to this COM
ilny rvery bond, bill, note or other Instrument
ei contract hy iAc effect or terms of which the
G"nli'any may he charged or held liable g- the
pasment of'noncy, shall specially declare in such
manner as Tue board OF directors may prescribe.
tfat payment Shall be made cut of the oipr
'unos o. tnis company, according to the present
articles Of ihs association, ard not other wise ami
cory Of the S,h article OF this association
shal! be inserted in the bank book Of every ne,.
son deposting. money or other valuable propertv
with the company for safe custody, or a printed
copy snail be delivered to every person before
any such depos, shall have beer received.
ANA 1T is expressly declared that no enoace.
ment can be legally made in the aanre Of the sid
company unless it contains Limitation or re.
stricsion to the effect above recitesl, and the COM
pany hereby expressly disavow all responsibility
tor any debt or engagement which may be made
IN thelr name, not containing limitation, or re-
striction to the effect aforesaid. ''.-
ARTICLE XXI.
Immediately on the dissolution Of this asscciSs
tIon ef!ectual measures shall he taken by the ex-
sfng directors lor closing all the concerns of the
company, and for dividing the capital and profits
which may remain among the stockholders in
proportion to thsir respective interests.
IN WITNESS whereof WE have hercunto set
our names and flrms the day of
IN the year OF our lord, one thousand eight hum
dred and ten.
Wilmington A1arch 2r: I'm
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Patent w ashing Machines.

YESHE subscriber respectfully informs hs
& friends andrthe pubic in general, that ha
has, some time a 20, purchased an exclusive rieht
of making and vending Patent WasGiaq Machine,
throughout the hundreds of Brandywinc and
Chris,iana, in Newcastle county, number OF
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap.
proved OF, as they save great part OF the labous
OF washing in the nana' way, and are less iniuri-
Gus to clothes. He wiIl'continue TO make and
have supply OF them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom; and will also sell to any per-
soma right to make and uss them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. sl, 1909. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11

Stockholders resident within the United States
may vote by proxy upon such terms and coadi-
tons as may be prescribed by the bye laws aod
ordinances OF the association, but no share or
shares shall conier the right of suffrage lexccpt
at the first elcc,ion,) which shall not have been
held under regular transfer at least three calen.
der months previous to the day Of the election.
ARTICLE VIII.
A majority Of the directors shall l,.vc power
TO call 4 general meeting Of the stockholders,
for purposes relative 10 the concern OF the com
parry giving at least thirty days notice in the
newspapers Of this place, or in such other the
most piiblic manner that the circumstances may
admit and specifying in such notices the object
or objects OF such meeting.
ARTICLE *.
The cashier before he enters upon the duties
Of his office, shail be required 10 give bond with
two or more snrelies 20 the satisfaction OF the dl
rsItors in such sum as the board of 'lirecto
may by their bye laws order and direct, from
time to time, with condition for the faithful per-
formance of his duties.
ARTICLE X.
That in case of the death, disqualification,
removal or resignation of the president, the di-
rectors shall! appoint one from their number to
fll the vacancy, who shall hold the Office during
the remainder oil MS tcTfn loI WHICH us pIedS-
ccssor was elected.
ARTICLE. XII
The shares of the capital stock shall be trans
, lerabie on the books of the company, according
| to such rules, as conformable TO law, may be es-
tablished in that respect. by the board of direc-
| tore.
ARTICLE XII.
| No transfer Of stock in this company shall be
I considered as binding upon the company, unless
| rnadc in book or books kept for tina. purpose
by the company, and it is further expressly agreed
and declared that any stockholder who shall
transfer in manner aforesaid, all his stock ol
shares whatever shall thenceforth cease to be &
member of this company, and any person ol
persons whatever who shall accept a transfer o.
any stock or share in this company shall thence
forth become and be member ofthis company
according to the articles Of association.
ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tcnements. and hereditament
which il shall be lawful for the said company to
hold, shall be only such as shall be necessary fo
its immediate accommodation, in relation to til,
convenient transacting of its business, and srcl
as shall have been bona fde mortgaged to tn
company by way Of security, or conveyed to it
or to some person in trust, for the use of th
company in satisfaction or security for money
actually loaned, or advanced, or in satisfaction
of. or security for debts previously CONTACTED
with, or due to the said company or purchased
a, sales, upon judgments which shall have beer
obtained for such debts, and in every instance ii
which the company may become owners o
claimants Of lands, tenemcnts,. or hcrcditarents
the board Of directors are empowered to sell o
dispose of the same in such manner as they shal
deem beneficial for the use of the company.
ARTICLE XIV.
The company shall in nv case be owners
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
BREWING.

7FiEs uhscriber having commenced Brewing
y fet the season, begs leave to l.form hi.
Town and Country Customers that he has
STRONG {. Table BEER of an exccllen,
quality constantly on hanc, which he will dis
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended to.
49,, !. Joseph 3. Ship!ey.
NII1niNrton, Nop. |. 1909.
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WASHINGTON RICE

I'D F5PECTFGLLY informs tnc ola cue
In TONERS of Braaun & Rice, and the publ.
geHerally, that he has purchased the stock of,h~
said firm, and will continue the Grocery bust
ness, at the saulc stores. where his friends and
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, en- reasonable terms
February "a. &c
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Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.

Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.
AGREEABLY to adjournment the cluzen: o.
the Borough Of Wilmington, ana i's V,enm.y n,,
met on the l7th inst. at tnc honseoi '|"'''N
Thomas.
The Chairman and Secretary. appointed at last
Meeting, took their seats:
The minutes of last Meeting being read, the
Committee appointed lor the purpose u
drafting Articles OF Association Tor .he pro-
iec,ed institution, made their report, which
being read ty paragraphs, ana n,atnfe'y cc"-
sldered, were unanimously adopted as io-
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Horse Bills

Struck OF at an hours notice, at the ORico sg tliS
Gazette. qrElegant Horse fguses,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
BALTIMoRE .hugust I.
LATEST FRO.H o.PAIN &c.

Caft Luce, arrived mis- morning from,
CorHnna ca. w Of Shain } says, Tie re
forI NJ COrunna 7phen he suited Ju1c %
TUas that tie combined armjss of Brj ISL
'ShaniSh and Porfngaese on rte frontiers of
PorfHgm we're 10000 sfrong and fhe
Trench about 10000 that MaSsena 7vas
7oaif5ng for rein/orcements 7Ohich 7vere
on their march, thar 7vhen they came uh ne
7o0uld attack the .Hiltes.
The EnShsh he'd several times dftemhfed
10 bring me French to an engagement
conidnot cyfect il, as The French coHnuaiiv
retired. The allies would nor hursue Mas
se'ia far, ahfrehending an ambuscade. me
French army is reforted TO be @ckiy and
heir lines Frequently seakened 6g deser
Hon-Ms German and Dutch HarGcMarkv.
desert from, ute French. Several Of men,
came into CorHnna, and 7Uere seen by cat
rain l..
Sahf could not be had ar tie Isie If van
for some time on account ofthe Io.s of .eiy
..Inies &c. as 6sfore rehorled. - ed.
Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
Wagon. and sail cloths, twilled and untwil-

Wagon. and sail cloths, twiile1l and untwil-
led, would ensure aud cheaper that great
mass of army and navy supplies. which have
been made of ravens duck. drilling, sheet
ing, ticklenbergs, dowlss, gir,h webbing and
even some lines Of leather as in the case
of belts. II the military blanket by land s,
sea. ought TO be OF wool, except in the hospi
tails and garrisons, still the manufacture of
cotton blankets facilitates and insures the
command Of woollen blankets. For there
could be no Difficult in war of yirtuous and
sound principle, to obtain from the private
OWNERS of rhree millions and one half wool !
len blankets, now and always in use, the eX-
Change cfa sufficient quantity for the soltl,-
ers and mariners, to ne paid for in new.
clean and rood cotton blankets. on fcir terms
The charges on the expectation of cotton
wo"l to Europe and upon importing it in
manufactures from thence, amount 20 so. SIS
and go per cent. on the sterling cust of
blankets, common velvets and corduroys.
cotton, drilling, girth webbing and other
goods o. constant anil general consumption
1t is evident and certain then, that orr good
housewives & our cotton manufacturers are
protected by difference of more than SO
per cent in their favor. Ii is n similar diff
ference. which created and protected the
Coach maker, the cabinet maker, the gold
and siiversmith, the paper maker and stain
er, the natter, and the other manufacturers
of all our hides, skins, fax, hemp, wool and
metals.
The various foreign invasions of our per
sonal rights, and of our merchant vessels and
ships of war. against all decorum, reaso,. and
justice, arc powerful considerations in favor
! OF every proper attention to the internal
walks of our national industry. Our honest
industry, capital and skill employed in the
production of raw materials and subs renee
for manufacturing families and their cattle.
and in manufacturers, will give us a great
| mass Of certain, chcah and excellent SUI
Ifiies necessary in war, comfortable peace
and profitable in both seasons.
JURISCOLA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
LATEST FRO a ENGLAND.
EoSToN july 90.

EosToN Jul, 90.
BY the brig Caroline fr ,imoutb, Lon-
o." papers have been received here "a. ne
n Of June They report he kingdom, .f
II 'lland To be in a state of Fermentation N
consequence OF King l. Jus having abdic4 ID
the throne and If me country, aid he
prospect Of IFS beng Incorporated win
france ne disconten;s Amsterdam had
~ some lnN-nces produced acts Of violence.
ag inst the French soIdrery War bet,vceo
France and Russia was spoken Of I: and IN
msnrrectIon had taken place a, Siockbo,,,. IN
favour OF the deposed king of Sweden foe
Caroline was from Naples f n Boston : mt
WAS Captured on her passage carried into Fail.
mouth, and cleared.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
CoNsTANr1SopLE. March %.

A very active recruiting is carrying. on in
all the provinces IN The Turkish Eaipire.
the asiatic Pastralilis. in particular. raise
great number of men. The Tu, ks appear
to nave some what recovered from heir stu
pefac ION into which they were plunged by
the late campaign. rhe Grand Slgnior
viii place himself ar the head of the troops
from Asia. oh which he has greater rel;
aDce than on those from Europe He has
ca ised them to be exercised for some inc
and p~o''7'4 With arms on the Enr,oear
model - Corro&fpnden,. Nay IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07

Princes die suddenly. thsir deaths are &C
casionedby violenI means. We find howe-
yer, that the Grown Prince ha,lbeen previ-
ously unwell. tho the Stockholm Gazette of
the 25ih, fonr days before his decease. states
that he had recovered from his indisposition.
and was able to Continue his journey HID
poison been the cause, his death would have
been more lingering. We should not have
teund HIM able 20 review troops and ST on
horseback only the moment before he died.
his death has given great confidence to the
party that espoused the cause of the son of
Gustarus. and a letter from a Correspondent
mentions an nsurrecton to have taken place
in his favor at Stockholm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
FOR EIGN.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

Mr.. Newell, who arrived here on Wed
nesday night in thirty hours from New Yrk,
left Havana the 18th inst. He Informs that
a 81 aad "a and few transports fun of
families, and sirty Dominican Friars nad
just arrived from Cadz, and that 20 con-
munication was allowed to be neld with
them --BT & BookS.
The Priests are No less than sixty Do
minicau Frars The demons of the IHOuf. =.
siHon run away from the andard of tolera
ton. No wonder the government of Hava
IA have forbidden an intercourse with the
ships, as they will be cautious how they in
crease the number Of such propagators OF
freedom
One conclusion is obvious-that whether
this Pandora 60r is sent by England or
France, the good people OF Havana mean to
be guarded against the pernicious effects OF
foreign qGUencc---though smuggled in
among them under the garb Of reHgf0n or
the RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY 1-Bosion
PATRIOT.
Accounts az late a. the 10th June are re.
ceited from Caliz. Thu French, Spanish
and English continued 6,ng at each other
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
FROM PORTUGAL.

Our Gloucester correspondent yesterday
furnished us with Lisbon Gazettes to the 12th
OF Jhne They do not state any change of
position in the hostile armies. No battle
had been fought; and the spirit as we'll as
the d'cipline ot The ma ion appeared increa
sing Ciudad Rodrigo was invested the Ist
Jsne.
A letter from Por ugal mentions, that to
every regiment of the British, a batta lion
of Por uguese had bern added.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07

Brig Orion, Seaver, which arrived here
last Tuesday from S.. Cbes. was boarded on
Friday week on the n. 4 part of Georges,
by the same British armed schooner that
has been cruising off this harbor some time
past They examined the crew of the O.
.rion and their projections (>ciog as they
said in want of men) ,hey informed of the
detention of two ships which thcy had sent
TO Halifax for eXamination-I5
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New YoaK. August 9.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
On tuesday Afternoon the fast sailing brig
Iamaahmaah; captain Story, arrived at
Hurl Gate. from Liverpool, which port she
lett on the 2Eth Of June, and has brought adj
wees about weeks later than before receive
ed
Geo. w Ewing, Esq. late American
Charge des Aif1Ires in Spain. came home in
the abb We vessel, and is the bearer of dis.
patches from our minister at the Court Of
St James, to the secretary of state, and we
understand will proceed with them this
morning
On he loh of June ParlIame Mt was pro
rogued ol Francis Burdett was ON that day
liberated from the rower There were
great rcjoicings among mis- part,z ms, and IL
IS SAID d more numerous assemblage If peo-
pie III the streets ut London than took place
when he WAS committed
We do not learn whether any change in
our affairs with Great Britain had taken
place But IT has been rumoured, that Inc
Emperor Napoleon has issued a ID cree ,of.
the capture aud C attenuation of all the A.
meI lean properly he can gel hold of
The Editors Of the Mercantile Advert
scr have been furnished with the following
partial eX racJs from file of London PAPERS
L the 81 of June.
The ldmdahmaah did not bring any LET
RS ~ ne "spapers as we are informed. ex
cep ing Tor tue owners.
IoNDoy Jure Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07

By thea rripaihe &C ofhr. Rohe. from
-Carshagena sve iea,n ;haf .tAe commit sc of
the ne7c government had not determined any
fhi*g hfsifive restseehng the dates. sc. nor
s9ouid they ia soaS SUPPOSED uniii the re
turn IF the messenger srko lad been dis
hateked 10 Santa Fe (fhe eakt,ai. They
Svere sill sitting II zvas ed fhaf
nigh duiies you'd be ta:d on -four and dry
goods
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
FROM THE MATCHES CHRONICLE.

ErtrGct ola letter from gentleman in
Baltimore 10 his correspondent IN this
place dared June d 1910
Z" The robbery of he Pos Office has been
discovered, a. place called oalem, Bo,te-.
tour, county, Virginia. Ab9ve Thousand
letters have been found-some torn up"
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-" Dake of FELTRE {"
NAPOLEON 4"
g" Antwerp, May 8, 1910"
BosToN, July 80.

Letters have been received by the Caro-
line, from London. TO The ii June thew
state, that the Deputation, which waited on
the Board or Trade, were informed by the
President, Lord Bathurst, that Admiral Sau
marez. must have mIs,akl n the spirit of his
instructions, a5d that new orders would be
Immediately sent to him not to modest Anne
rican vessels bound into or out of the Baltic,
with original cargoes on board.
The Galen, cap ain Stedman, had arriv
ed answers to letters by her have been re
ceived by the Caroline. The letters bv the
Galen were received in London the 1Ith
June.
Extract Of letter from London, dated June
6, 1910
The account of the non intercourse bill
Delng Done away has reached us this day,
and dlfiused universal satisfaction"
received by the Carohne--London pape RS
to June 7, and letters to the 11h.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
REVOLUTION IN SWEDEN.
LONDON, June 7.

An important piece of intelligence has
been received from Sweden-The Grown
Prince, the intend successor to the Usur
per OF the Throne ii Gustaus, is dead -
he was revie@in some troops in the ueiea .
6ourhood ot Hei rgborg, when he udde 1,
fen from MS IA 'r { anc expired. The Coz
tenburg pap attribute l. 70 an apopl. xt ::
the reports D. private persons assign po,son
as he edus aud tina, this wa ascer,ained
O. IN exam alton o. the body e r, ms d..
etass' Ma are apt to suppose that wheb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-07
PRIVATE coRnEspoNpENcE.

HARwICH, June 6.
we have this day had three vessels
from kotIerdam. with passengers; and q
packet from Gottenburg with mail and mas
sengers BY the former we learn that ,ne
King OF Holland and his wife have left ,h.t
country, and that he has positively abdica,eti
ms throne, the consequence whereof. il is
considered, will be the immediate apnexa
ton of Holland to France. The counrrv
therefore rs represented as being in the prea
test conservation and tumult ; and seve, al
OF the most respectable houses are MAXIM
up their affairs to quit the country. The
feelings OF the dutch are said to be now work.
ed up to pitch. that they are ripe for re-
volt (but, t, ar, anv attempt world be in
valn) It's, however, confidently Reported
in H Hand that hostil ties are about ,o com
| rnence between France and Russia. whose
Emperor is stated 10 be in such complete dis
Ike. that tits expected he viii share sim
liar fate 70 his predecessor.
=" BY the Got'enhurg packet, we have ad
vices of an insurrectioa at Stockhol;n
strong party having shewn themselves in
favour OF the son OF the de hroned Custavns
aud r. ederick f Augnstenburg, the deciar
Ell Hereditary + ipcc has been poisoned
Whist taking an airing IN horseback. he
suddenly itii and expired immediately
aud IN examining his body, it was tound that
ms death mad been ccasioned by l,,isun.''
| A'C' CTS rum Dun INK were received
Yesterday morning, TO the date of NJ, ldav
last Bonaparte had left that place ON bis
journey ia Rouen and a report preva,Ied
that his FIRST measure ON his return 20 p MS
| would be 20 declare war against the Uniied
States of America.
| II has for some time been reported. thar
the French government bad refused q rrant
| licences tor the further expectation of grain
unless England would consent to take vim
and brandy also. We YESTERDAY saw some
| letters from the French coast, which state
the contrary to be the fact. They inforn
| US. that the products of France were sl;it
| allowed tohe exported, with the exception
OF a few forbidden articles. Several shins
| laden with grain, arrived within the last two
| days.
Extract of letter from Corstan,inop,e. of
the Cd of April
There will shortly arrive from Epvnt
fresh troops, who will join the JanissaTjes-
| lately raised in the camp of the Grand Vi
zier, at Schumia
| g 1t appears that the Porte is determined
not to change its system. Baron de Huk-
sci, Russian Banker. and Charge d'AH,irs
to the kings of Denmark and ,zony h.r
had several conferences with our ninis,ers
W which he has made propositions for peace,
we are informed that those of the Ottoman
minister have not been deemed admissible
at 81. Petersburg and in consequence we
expect important events As soon as the 6ne
season commences. ~ H5cjLke On. NorJ
Nay 1s
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4. States-that he was DESTROYS of speak
ing us. Not understanding this as coming
directly from his commander, and consi.
dcring the insult given ton great thus to look
over Captain I. sent our first Lieutenant
OH board to demand from the captain writ
ten explanation which he gave: and which
was couched in mighty eipii language
wherein he disclaimed having aimed at the
brig Vixen. and SO forth. THUS ended our
fight. The attorney generals son received
a cut i'm the lip and got my face scratch.
ed from sphnter-none others were woun
ded.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in
The hrississihhi Tcrrtforu. 10 his friend
in The to7vn Of CA,iicothe, dcted June
IS.
The inhabitants of West Florida, as il
respects government, are completely in
state of anarchy. From the situation OF pc
itical affairs in Old Spain, their system of
laws appears TO be entirely disorgaulzed
and without that authority, that rs necessa
ry to make them biud,ng upon individuals:
the greatest number OF inhabitants IN this
part OF he Spanish dominlons, are Ameri-
cans, who are ex emety anxious to come
under the government ot the United States.
There are SO many partzans, and so much
disorder in this country, that expect there
Will shortly be Il dissolution of all govern
meut among them a few days ago The
f ench. al and near Baton Rouge, made a
ball, without asking any of the SpaGiards,
at which they drank high toasts to Bona
parte. The S,aniards feeling themselves
insuited. made another ball, without invit-
ing single Frenchman, as retaliation,
and drank some warm toasts to Ferdinand
After this. they went to such lengths. in
their opposition to each other, that all the
French. except two or three in office, re-
ceived percmptory orders to leave the do
mimons of his Catholic majesty within three
days or to prepare for consequences. What
has been The result, / have not yet been a =
Bile to learn. Several other circumstances
have lately transpired among them all ver-
gag to the same poin'. "-Sctoso Gazette.