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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
IN MARYLAND.

From Washington City by Bladens.
burg, Baltimore, Hartford. Havre de
Grass and North East to Elkton.
From Washington City by Upper Marl-
borough, Queen A mn, ANNAPOLIS. Hadda.
ways, St. Michaei.,, Easton, Cambridge
Vienna, Salisbury, Snowfall, PRINCESS
ann Wmtehayen md Quantico, to vi
emma.
From Poplartown by Snowfall, to Horn.
ton.
From Salisbury to- Quantico.
From Cambridge t . New Market.
From Easton by ICenterviile, Church
hill, Chestertown, GEORGETOWN. Cross
Roads and Sassafrass. to Warwi n.
From Georgetown Cross Roads by the
head oil Chester, SGeiler's Cross Roads,
Beaver dam and Nine; Bridges, to Greens.
borough.
From Easton by Hill lsborough, Denton
and Greensborough, no Whlteleysourg,
From Elkton to Br lex Westinghouse.
From Hartford to Bel Air.
From Baltimore to Annapolis.
From Baltimore by i iocxalI, to Chester.
town.
Manchester,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

From fittsburg by Beavertown, 70
Greensburg.
From Beavertown to Georgetown.
From Baltimore, Md. to York.
IN MICHIGAN
From Fort Miami by Frencbtown, to
Detroit. =, KS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

FRO, From R s. .sp y Mestmins'ss -
From Baltimore by Ellicott's Lover
Mills, Poplartown, New Market, Frede-
ricktown and Newtown, to Harper's fer
ry.
From Baltimore BY Queentown. to
CentrviIc.
From Washington City by Georgetown,
Montgomery c. h. Clarksburg, Frederick
town, NFiddletown, Hagerstown, Hancock,
Berkeley Springs, Oidtown, to Cumber-
land, and thence by the National Road, to
Union, Pa.
From Washington City by Brookvllle
and Triodelphia, to Elicott's mills.
g From Fredericktown to Liberty.
From 'Fredericktown by Woodsb, oro',
to Taneytown.
From fredericktown by creagerstown,
to Emmetsburg.
From Shepherdstown, Va. by Sharns.
burg and Williamsport, 10 Hagerstown.
From Upper Marlborough by Noting
ham, Aquasco, Benedict and Charlotte
Hall, 10 Chaptico.
From Queen Ann by Pig Point, Ira.
ceys landing, Lower Marlborough, Hunt
ington and Calvert 9. h. to st. Leo
nards. - -
From Washington city by Piscatavay,.
Port Tobacco, Alenfresh, Newport, Chap.
tlco, Leonardtown, Great Mill and ST..
lnnigoes, to Ridge.
From Port Tobacco by TophiIl, to Man.
jemoy.
From Leesburg, Va. by charlesburgs
to Montgomery c. h. :.
Y From Fredericktown to Leesburg.
From Union Town by Berlin, Thrash
er's Store and Hamilton's mill, to Water
ford, Va. i - ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
TIE Progressiive Company,

AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GNOCERY
STORE, No. IL, LoNG-WHARF,
Haue for Sale U7oiesae andaetai, at the iorvcs cir
$50 rent triees, ft1fs W
A Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn !;
- do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, of the most approved brands. IN. ~
An extensive assortment OF GROCERIES and Ill
r QUORS-aanong ,ehich DIRE
!. 40 hhds. Sd proof st. Croix and Antigua Kun.
90 pipes, ,4th proof Spanish brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine
20 boxes Raisins; 90 do. Chocolate
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &C.. l,t, l.tlrtssA
1600-bushels Exuma Salt, OF a superiour quality;
l5UO do. Liverpool do.
500 do. Turks-lsland do tf3
500 do. Bonavista do. e.i,. l.o ..rtt
,also--a quantity of we'll seasoned mer. Boards
Laker0ise........Jusf receiaed,
pipes Gin; S nhds, old Jamaica Spirits;
Is chesth Compoy Tea, of an excellent favour j
1000 VT; Cheese 200 Meal Bags;
8 crates and 2 khds, Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
- Cash given for ConN. and RYE.
N b, Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them, 6s slua 'Fe
WILLIAM CoGGEsHALL, jun. .9gens.
Neaporf, Oct. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
GROCERLES-cbeab.
George w. Martin,

H.aS FOR SALE,
I'm erensirv If Grecssses. az has ssre, Ma
2, Church-Suett, ra-
JAMAICA, West India, prm
and New England
Cognack and Spanish Brandy and Geneva.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and other WINES.
White aud brown Sugars -
Loaf and Lump ditto
Batavia and West India Coffee.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysonskin, 2rrAs
Campoy, Souchong, Congo, and Bohca
Cinnamon, Cloves, C.ssia, Ginger, sp,crs
Mace. Nutmegs, Pepper, Pm:en,o, as
Sperm mould and opt Candles.
London and American Porter.
Spanish and American Cigars.
Niuscstel, bloom and cask RAlSINS.
AIolasses, Flour, Chocolate, &c.
........dLS LSO.......
40 Crates assorted China and Earthern Ware.
8 Tierces Glass Ware, assorted.
Liverpool and blown Salt
~ Tons English Iron, various sizes.
The above, with variety oi other articles,
too TO be inserted. offered for sale, ~
wholesale and retail, on terms unusually favourable,
for CASH.
Newport, March IL. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
HowIand 8 Eddy,

OFFER FOR SALE, OK REASONABLE TERMs,
.af their Store, No. II e Is, TH.l.yfESSTRE
Generai Assortment of Groceries, comprising
~ every article in that line -.
THEY HAVE on HAND,
10 Hhds. Molasses, and 5000 Bunches Onions.
-LIKEWISE-- A
Honey. by the bl. or less quantity,
10 Boxes real Spanish Cigars,
A quantity of Cheese, suitable for family USE
They transact COMMISSION BusrNEss.-
Those who are pleased to favour them IN this line,
may depend on the utmost exertions.
.7so, JUST Receivei.
A quantity Of excellent. Flax, and ~ box
&c superiour soap--which will be soId st reduced
prices, FOR cash.
Newport, Dec. %. 1D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
Whalebone & Steel-Spring
SADDLES.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS.

DOMETT * FAIRBANKS,
40. IA, Bfariboro-sfrees, Bosson, Here for sale,
ELEGANT Leopard and Tiger
IL Skins, suitable for Military Euuipare: Hog
Skins Jkirting and Harness Leather Russett and
black Birdie do whole hides and sides of top Lea
thcr, suitable for Bellowsaop Chaise Sadde-trees,
Of every description Girth, roller and straining
webs Silk Lasbes; sadders' Serge, and Bride
Silk Princes =. Metal, and plated Harness Furntur
in sets elegant Military Bits and Spurs patent
Spring stitslrps and strrup Bars = large assort
ment OF plated Bitts-viz-Coach and Chase do. in-
Gets Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
DO double and single twisted snsffie do Mouthing
do; Birdie Buckles and Martingle Hooks Coach
swd 6iy-Hames, full plated and tipt; Horxe pick
srs and trimming sheass psten, and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles, various kinds 4 large
quantity Of whp-thongs, different lengths lsdies'
and gentlemen's twig and pocket whips coach,
tandem and GIG dos--Ssddlers' Tools and CurricIe
narrs. 80 ~ - 7tf iFi71,iSs' ~
y MANUFACTURED. sst.n
.c~ntleren's whaIcbone and sseel-sprine Saddles.
ekafed and plain do. with Alligator and Hog skin
seats . do. with and without spring po;rsss do.
spring S:irvup Bars ladies' do with doe skin and
six selyet seats, military Saddles helmets & Rclts
BRIDLES.
Curb Bridies, with Duke, Snake and Pus4smouth
Bits double and single snafie do; Nelson Running
do. Mouthipg and Hunting do. doublc and angie
,vsted do. for hard mouth horses guarded ana
koimg snzfle do. .s...1.s.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmsnteaus. i'm.
proved s,lid leather Travelling Trunks house do.
from TO 81 dollars red and black morocco sore
do---saddles and Collars, fitted To horses, and war;
rsnted no. gall coach, currcle and chaise Hsr-
ncsses, made to any pattern, and sf short po,,ce.
Second hand Harness, Saddles. Brides and
Trunks received in exchange fos new. a4s..
1~Ssa, Sfsrea s. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

uAvx ron SALE oNvERY AccoMMoDAIIN TERMS,
AL--- ~ ~seS~ -sfursisn and Comanssim Store,
Fl ~st NO. "a, IHAMks-sI Err,
26 Bales Cotton,
10 Pipes Barcelona Brandy @
10 Hhds. w. i. Rum, 80 a
IS Chests Campoy Tea, s isq
&, ea so Casks Fresh Raisins, ~
80 Kegs Ginger, ~ s5.. i.....
~ IS Boxes Chocolate, ~ sas
20 Kegs Tobacco,
e IS Boxes Soap,
10 BbIs. Pimento,
r' 20 Bags Coffee,
5000 w.t. Loaf Sugar.
Newport. Dec. 81. 8 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

FROM THE coLunnrAs rnxSrx.
TO THE CITIZENS or RH0DE-JSL.sND.
REPUBLICAN, FREEMEN,

and you shall rule. Your ad,crsaries, who
now, with hypoeritical lamentations about
party spirit, beg your votes, In that very act
proclaim, as, with the voice Of thundcr their
own. want Of numbers. They ars challen-
eed 10 take the field with clear prox. Why
! do they decline, and meanly resort to guiIe,to
stratagem, to deceptioH, and put the issue on
your detection and corruption
They are the same men who for more than
fifteen years, under the late Governors FEN
NER, and for eight years, under the late Pres
dent JEFFERSON, gave nnequivocal proofs OF
the most cnvenomed party rancor---tbev filled
the newspapers with libels, lampoons md
pasquinades, and the very political atmos-
pherc with hurricanes, tempcsts and tornaslocs
OF scurriIity. These lions and tygcrs of par
~ have on sudden, become lambs. Trnst
them not. In giving all Offices to their own
party they proclaim that the war is not over
the node of fighting is changed. The ex-
pcriencc of many years has shcwn them their
defect in numbers for asssulsing and storm-
ing-ior some time past they haye resored
30 sapping and mining, espionage and seduc-
tion. Their incusuy Is incredible while
like underground mice they are unseen. Be
Warned, and then you will be armed against
their cunning and intrigue.
To iulI you into csylct they give ont that
|athe Ellection of State officers is a dcmrsfick
e6air, not 10 be blendu with nqfionat eonssd-
rrofions. Recollect that in course Of this
year senator and two Representatives in
Congress are to be elected and that. your
State Senators and State Representatives are
to be the Electors Of that Senator, who will
hold his seat for six years. Be not deceived,
as the current sets in April y will ram thrO'
The year .a..s &, - sass
/. The Republican prox is the Goxeypour's
I ttox |; every candidate therein receiycd his
1 approLauon, Every candidate WAS brought
s9hrward a6peeahlys ipest esthe xentiaasnsss ot ths
cpublf1Qnss guIarly entertained.
The Iory.piox, (as 4 is commonly caIled)
carries no rparks OF authcntication. Who
made u The printer. Who will vote tor
u! Those who oppose the nation, and con-
/ spirc 10 defeat the measures al Congress, by
resolves Of State Legislatures, town-mccung,
riots and the voice ol slandcur
| In that prox you sec five rich merchants !;
! Two merchants and lawyer are sent 70 Con-
| gfcss. The next election for Senator in Con-
gfcss IS 10 complete the corps and pledge
this State tor dismembeling the Union, and
establishing northern coVtederaey, under the
orthodox taith, and British Niccroy. In
such state OF things u may be anticipated
thar this northern conf dcraey will be consid-
cred by the British as their rival IN trade and
navigation, watched with Jealous eye, and
that their trade will finally yield 10 British re-
guiations. .st,s NA
is 1t not better TO retain our Independence.
cling 70 the Union and support the govern
n'cnt of the nation Never did Legislators
study more, encounter more difficulties. or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

the liberality and patriotism Of merchant
his god is his gold his country his invoice
his desk, his altar his lcdgcr his bible his
church, his exchange and he has faith IN
none but his banker. A REPUBLICAN,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
Looki4ss -ClassPiases, JeweLy, SIC.


NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
Il y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, an as
sortment Of LOOKING GLASS PLATES, as former
& which will be ready for sale in few days. as soon
as they can be fitted in frames.
~ .9iso hdrd--
A complete assortment OF Cutlery; Tea
Pots Books; Suspenders Gold Lace; brass
Handrops, Shovels and Tongs Windsor sosp ;
Starch; Hair-Powder warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing Scotch and Maccoboy Snuff--and many
other articles. too numerous to particularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual--Also. manufactures Silver and Gold
Work. and Jewel,y, in the highest perfection. lfIa-
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to it's standard. :,
.FIe thanks his friends for their custom-and will
sell those articles at very small advance.
.Ne1vtorf, Jan "a 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
Joseph BRIGGS,
~ M ~ z,hnmes~sr<Tf

~ Vo. 63, 1hdmes-srfef,
LAS for sale-Ioo bis. Prime Pork war;
i y ranted Gin, per Pipe. s - &
Aiso--An assortment of GROCERIES. q
N. b. He transacts Commi ssion Business
Those who are disposed to favcyr him in this
line, may depend On his exertions in their be-
half - .... ,.... 49,
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as sbove. ss July 29, 1909. r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

n Il OiNITk OEEislJtJN, At
- EsPEc rFUIlY -in5srns lsis Giendz, thas he
N has on had ..., s.s. :. 80 "a
A quantity Of excellent cedar CIApboards.
cedAr Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, sc. &c.
Which he win zen ehe@p. 4 h;s ss.ad on sBER
BURNE's wharf. ISss Is
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
400 DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from tue Subscriber, living
III in Calvert county, near Huntingtown,
the following negroes, Viz. DICK, BAIL,
CHARLES and JIM Dick is 81 years Of age,
about FIVE feet six or eight inches high, ofa dark
complexion and thin visagc. BAIL is 26 years of
age, about FIVE feet eight or ten inches high OF
very black complexion, and rather of lcng
face; he has one of his eyes, occa-
stoned by blow, and has very large feet
Charles is % years of age, about five feet one
inch high, is we'll made, and of very blasil
complexion he has at times for some years past
worked in blacksmish's shop. Jim is 80 years
old, about six feet high, and OF dark complex
ion; he is carpenter by trade. Their clothing
cannot be described, as 1t is very probable they
will change i,-Charles took with him white
woolen country cloth Jacket and pair Of dark
green cloth trowsers-Jim has with him blue
cloth jacket, and pair Of white wooilen country
cloth trowsers he also has with him broaa
axe and an iron square. The aforesaid Slaves
were seen near Milford in Delaware, and it Is
supposed they have gone 10 Wilminston, and
probable from thence to philadelphia ana the
Jerseys. The above reward will be given 60
any person who will apprehcnd the said slaves
and secure them in Jail, so that the subscriber
gets them again, or one hundred dollars for either
Of them. Should any person appIehend those
slaves, he will inform the subscriber by letter.
vhelc he resides.
Thomas c. CAN'T,
My 3, 1910. II
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
--latest from Spain.

Yesterday arrived at this port the ship Atiadne,
captain Barrows, from Cadiz which she left on the
lh of April. Captain B. informs that British
fleet had just arrived from England with 5000 troops,
who were debarkng the day he sailed Fourteen Bri-
tish ships cf the line i'll Caoiz Bayi and the
Anglo-Spansh army were determined to hole the
city. The French army were on the opposite shore,
progressing with their forfcatiens. Lord ColinC-
wood died of Toulon; his body was brought to Ca
diz in the Victory. and put board frigate which
sailed for England on the Sd of April.
Markets good at Cadiz for American produce.
N. 4. -1eyc. Adp.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

II Shocking cceurrence.-liow many trag-
ical events take place, from trusting to the care
and discretion of very young children The
following is fatal and warning instances which
happened at Marbehcad, on Thursday evening
the Sd instant. A woman by the name OF Jones
left her daughter, orsx years old at home to
keep house while she herself was absent at
night meeting. person passing by, observed
an extraordinary light in the chamber, and be.
ing ala, med went in when he found the child
[who it is supposed had been overcome by
sleepl laying on the lloor, wrapped in tancs.
She lived in grea, agony till the next day and
then expired Her body was burnt in a manner
too shocking to be described. The living
worms were seen retreat ng from the heat
through her mouth and nos'rils IN. Y. PAP.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
Latest from England.

On Saturday arrived at this port the ship Laura,
Taber in AZ days from Null, which port he left on
the first of April and has brought London papers to
the 24th of March inclusive, day later than our
former advccs.
Capt. r. informs US, that the John Adams had
sailed from England for France-that it was under
stood, Mr.. Pinkney. the American Minister, mad ar
ranged treaty with the British Government, ana
that splendid dinner had been given tc him Mr.
Pinkney) on the happy occasion.
We further learn. from a passenger in tie Laura,
that British feet Of men of war, consistinr Of %
sail cf the line fitting with the g,catest ex
peai'ion, destined, as was supposed asanst cron.
stadt.-i1id.
An artist in Philadelphia has invented and has now
in actual operation machine, which he calls the
american Sudeelprgdts' tabor sGgiag anacline for
manufacturing all kinds of Carriage Wheels .-I he
machine saws the felor circular makes both ends
joint, borcs the feor for the spokes ard bowels At
the Same time ---boxes and mortoes the hul,---and
with the aid Of two .ncn, does the ordinary work OF
eight
a London paper states that ths rnin.a.ne po-,rait
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
For Sale.

q VALUABLE. plantation, on which the
Subscriber has lived, and been employed i'm
proving Tor several yesrs-containing about eco
acres, two and an half miles from Wilmington.
and nearly the same distance from New Castle.
laying on the west side Of the new road to
Ciafks alias Reads corner. AS any attempt to
DO justice In describing the advantages this farm
Possesses, would, 10 those WAC ire strangers to
inc inna and Improvements, appear extravaganf,
'hers .o'e' 'hcse who may be nsliacd to purchae
're lett TO enque and exar1ine for themselves
lhe situation is most desirable one, and a ssrcr,
bargain may be had by an early application 10
THOMAS MENDENHAfL.,
P. S. About eighty acres adjoining, pro-
pn'tonate part OF which is wooAland, NAV be
had with withour the above farm.
Wilmington, May I, 1910. MIG #
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
For Saie,

\ VERY valuable tract Of LAND, situate
n in the couuty Of Newcastle, in the state OF
Dtawarc, W &c, about ls acres Of lan,'-one mile
from wilmington, on the Kenne! Road. with a
new Stone House, well of good water at the
door, Young orchard and some of the best early
rrn;,' and a stream of water running through
which as.ply supplies the lots; Enqu'le of
JOHN GRIPS.
In Wilmington.
April 25, 1910. 4'4
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
s 57o6 SO!

From this last statement Of the Auditor, made
as late as 1875, laiter dcducting from the form
er report more than one haif) it appears there
was due OF outstanding balances fron4 Kent and
Sussex. anterior to the year 1890, the sum of one
Moasan2 etgM huadred anil siltv-sir dollars and Grc
ce@fs, and that there was no balance due from
Newcastle county prior to that year.
BRUTUS.
ITO be continued.1
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

DIED, al his seat in bingham, (MAss) on
Wednesday lat, Major General BkNyAmlx
LINcotN, 'ale coiIec'or OF the port Of Boston
and Char esown. The Ge4ih ofC,er. Lii co n.
run ol years aud honour" is no common
misfortune. HIS great revolutionary services;
ms rfcproaciidbe nlotal character his in
ccrr dplib'e PERSONAL integrity and the sosidty
OF hi4 oil cal sentiments, consrire 10 render
h's loss public calamity as well as distressing
fmily bereavement.
T"e socfcty of Cincinnati of Massachusetts,
n or'cr to pay the last homage to the vi,,ucus
'ead, have resolved TO wear Grape on the lef, arm
'or the space Of thirty days.
AlAnRIEp, ON Sunday last, by the Few. Mr.,
Bnr.on, MIR. Samuel pehugtou, of Apoqu,ai-
'n'nk' TO hii.s Eanuah Nc COnegAay, Of New
Castle.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
= ~ 4
IVOtScC.

pDUKSUANT 10 resolution Of the board G:
4 Directors of The Banl; of Wilmington an,
brandywine, the Subscribers give notice thar
they will attend at the house Of Lauara IHomaS,
on Saturday the second day Of june next, betweeu
the hour Of ten in the n,ornng and six in the
evening, for the purpose Of receiving the third
nstalment of five dollars per share on ;he capit4i
stock Of the said company.
John Way,
Robert Hamilton.
Joseph Robinson.
May lG, 1910. 6t
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
I.OIlEE.

A Meeting Of the Stockholders IN the RcAkof
IA Wtlminoton md Braad.gzine is requested,
at the house of Edward Thomss,in Wilmington.
on Monday, the asih day If May next, a, four
o'clock, P. M.for the purpose Of disrosne Of the
Five tiundre;. reserved shares of sad Stock. By
order ol the Directors. a pl osth--Q.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
Tile SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ICk SALE.
A SMALL FARM

CNNiA'NlNG about fortq.eight acre, Of
" i.hl ly,ns in last No';ias shari,, Cecci! conn
ty, MA.yland, on i~l rublic reads, leading from
.ne Br.h Meets, z House 10 Nes. London Cross
Roa,'9, apti !ro,i i.aarasfer to Fiktor, one mile
and three quarters from the Buek Meeting
House, six-mes ir,.'n the Cross Roads, about
titY miles from Lancaster: and eleven miles
froa tlkton, the man wagon road FROM
i.i,tle Britain .o"nsh,p 70 ChiistiaEa Bridge,
the situation is healthy, plras'nr, and ha,d.c one.
aud goo'i stand tor tavern and stosc, a.
there Is IL thc nc:ghbcnlhood.
There erec.d the premises large two
story Log House. with stott house ar,' Kitchen
atonng, all has been rough cast, good ,tabies,
well of very gooa water, about Two hundred
Peach Trees, Just begun to bear. some other fruit
trees Of different kinds about fifteen acres Of il
in woodland anu some of the ground laying
handsome for meadow. Asst is presumed ,tat
no person will incline to purchase without see-
ing the property, further i;,tion is deemed
unnecessary. Anndisputabie title vii! be made,
and possession given to suit the purchaser, and
the terms made sno wn by applying 10
JOHN CHANDI.Et.
Apiii I8, 1910. s.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
To be Sold.

a TRACT or parcel CT Mash, situate o
IN Aproquinimink hundred and county Of
Newcastle, adjoining land late of Thomas Lis.
ION and land of William Frazer, con,anins a.
boat Fifty acres. Enquire Of Mrs. LETITIA
CLARK, near Cantwcl's- s-Br'ge, @.
JOSEPH B. M'KEAN,
Philv'el,hia-
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

partial quotation. The balances Tins brough, to
light were continued from, year TO year as a part
Of the report OF the Auditor, and we fnd, alter
much modification, those from Ken, and Sussex
anterior to the year l7go, stated as Lite as the
year sol, by the presen, Auditor, as 70, owy-
A general statement Of the taxes due from the
several counties.
In Newcastle county there is no balance re-
ported anterior to the year 1890.
Kent County.
For taxes Of l78l and 1888. .....S 1850 72
For tax Of i78o.. lS7 so
Total due prior to l75o....o 1868 52
Sasstr County.
For tax Of 1881 ard 1888. ......S 1881 SAY
For tax Of 1880. 972 60
Total prior to 1890. .......O 8,25f 0G!
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
REMOVAL.
70 BIZ, LET.

!" Y II II u I.
4 ND poiseision given Immediately, large
"a and conmodious two story lsicl house.
il,uated on the east side Of Kng.s,reet, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
stable and carriage. house. Fer terms ap.
ply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington April Z, ISOg.-,f.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

Louisa, is set in l6 sotares each of which is esti.
naed 80 600 forms
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
SALT FOR SALE,
Tn PhiIo6aI,,l1is

O&1IL O1t N ~
In Philadelphia
MI OiV landing from on board TIC slip Phil
IL ade'phia, a, Brghts' wharf, above Race
stlret, cargo OF Cadiz SALT, of the first
qaI.ty. And from Oh board the ship Haleyor,
at the same place, cargo Of coarse SALT, .itst
GLality, !rc.n the Isle OF May. Enquire of
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
No. So, north Water st. Phil.
Who intends keeping regular supply os salt,
on said wharf, which ne will sell or The most
reas ouable terms.
May l2, 1910. CT