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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
Please to Notice.

The co-parnership of Aaron & Peter Paulson
being dissolved by mutual consent on the 25ih
instan.---al persons indebted to the said concern
are requested 20 make immediate payment, and
those having demands will please to present them
for settlement to either of the subscribers.
AARON PAULSON,
PETER PAULSON.
AARON PAULSON,
Having taken the remaining stock OF the late
concern, has now on baud and intends keeping
general assortment Of dry goods, suitable fer the
present and approaching season, which he viii
sell on low terms. lie returns thanks to bis
friends and the public for their pas, favors and
olcits con tiuuancc OF their custom.
Wilmington, March so, 1910.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
WANTED,

1.-TWO or three apprentices 10 the HATING
I. bufreis. ALTO TWO or three lourneynien
who are good workmen.-For particular, ap
ply TO the labfcriber, in Mill creek hundred
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
March "a 1870. It
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
Mssys. r. lie s. Son,

MtssTS. Il. Ice s. Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
oal'el LEES ELIXIR, induces me to eve Won
tbs certificate for publication, to painr 10 my
iutierng fellow mortals the road to health, The
most valuable Of all earthly poatiIions For
upwards of three years haze been aillidcd
with ievere cough, tishtnef, Of the breast,
lowneis of ipirite, and gradual vast ny OF the
heh, having uieI different medicine, rec:,n-
mended for idch cafes with,n ut receiving an
real benefit fortunately one Of your advcr,ii,.-
ments WIS given tn me and immsiia'ely'ap
piled to Mir. Vance, I73 Market Greet, for
Tome of your ELIXIR which ha, contrary TO
the expectations Of my frien,.s, restored NE to
my former good state Of health. any ingorma-
lion will be.siyen by me-
George Harwcod,
Market street, Baltimore.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
f.. Catharinc Walker.
- Marker fpace
Edward Higgins.

scatl street. Ra',imsre, adniaifr, rcd Lees
Lounges, agce.s oc TO the directions, to his
ch Id OK II mon, o!d-tl- first of which cx.
PEELED Norm meaflring 20 inches long &:
near half an 'nch thick, The secerd ,lo(r es-
pe!!sd another I6i inches long {; the fame thick
NIL, and aquantity ct imail worms mixed with
slime, &c. me child enjoys coed fate Of
health.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

Scin Irvine and White Rope Ma
nutaclory.
DLOUGlI Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
/ Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Ssine Twine, warranted equal TO aDy
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1909. 6n
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
James Gardner,

n ESPECTFULLYinforms his friends
> : aud The public that ne has removed
his store 70 the east side Of Market-strect,
one door above Spackman &; Grubbs, (near-
" opposite the rost.oiilce) where he has
opened a large assortment Of elegant Dry
limits ap,r,pr. n;
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

1hrufards Ct cur fellow citizens have re.
feived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the la!t Nagc of difeale, and many
families Of the iirA teipeetabilty have given
public 'eii'nony Of the aaoniAliug cures Per
formed with the above preparations. The pro-
pr'etors ae well alfred that Jingle trial @.
any article here enumerated, will convince the
mott prejAdiced eifon in its utility.
10 defect coantcrteits, ohlerve than none
can be genuine without the igna,ure Of
Michael Lee, q Co.
l.ate Richard Lee & Sor.
~ q Each and every medicine above emu.
narrated, have directions detcrihing their mods
Of ule in the moh perfect manner.
Sold 1T
the BOOKSTORE Of Mathew r. Lcckermsn next
above the Bank Of Delaware, Maiket-Aree,,
vi n'ington.
Decsnibcr 9, 1899. ~
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
Federalism in 1899

Erozc the Trenton FeasraAst efFeb. 1899,
" Government. The dlsaffecred and ia
Goblin creatures ofthe day, pretend to run a
nice distinction between the constitution &
the government +; they tell you we adore the
constitution, bur we detest the government
this is the cant oI all the scoundrels who
are bowling down the administration of the
federal constitution. What is government !?
II IS no ether than the president, senate &
house of Representatives, elected & trusted
by the peope,exercising their cons tuition
al powers and duties, for the liberty and
happiness Of their constituents. Now, if
the jacobins detest the government desire
to know whether their love of the cons,i-
tuition is not about jus. as ardent and ra-
tional, as if lover should pretend to adj
,nire the beautiful form Of his mistress, hut
as soon as he discovers she has animation
and action, feel, disgust and aversion.'
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
BRITISH PROVOCATIONS.
; From high fedexal authority.

~ Fron, high fede4al authority.
James Bayard, senator from Delaware
in speech upon the volunteer bill, after
snumera'ing the injuries and insults receiv
ed from France, which he says we should
not have borne had it not been for the acts
Of violence and injustice experienced from
Britain, thus notices the conduct OF the lat
ter.
'.She also (Brisain) has furnished US
cause of war, and done enough 60 provoke
it. She has given laws to the ocean, pro.
motive of her own interest and destructive
of our rights. She has taken from Us by
violeace lhe colonial trade, and by the arbi'
,sry exten,ion Of the prinociple Of blockade
! leaves US commerce with Europe held by
he miserable tenure Of hey good will. oug
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

f., ssahien she fcsiaiV il.rs I! o,'7 9'tr ct't
ships and scoo,g-~ (inroi cron zig gNra 9!
her n,tn Of war, ii shty fe.usc TO enter INTO
her service.
II or conduc. upon thnse subjects, or
any one Of them, is cause enough oi Wat
! when the nation is disposed 10 80 70 wat."
VI. hope after this, ", shall hear no naan
asserting that Eyi'ain has donc rs no essen
hal njurg---or tla, he democrats want
war with tnglard tor if Mr.. Barard
speaks the truth, suc,i assertions must be
false. IrenfQn Iruc AMeY. !.
The British parii.meut was 70 meet on
the 22d Jan we cannot however expect any
decisive indications Of the dispositions of
that governnen, more than those already
sIven-by Marquis Wellesley. before pagla.
ment have sont,turough The i;Itiatory busi.
ness of The kings speech, the formation of
committees on nnarce, &c. Il is probable
that on the proposing OF the committee on
trade, tha, sorne member of the opposition
may make enqniries On American affairs,
which may lead TO some explanation or mo
''on III at may uriold the sn' ject. This can
! not ne expected to take place before the 1st
week in February and i may be the FIRST
of April before VIC receive any authentic
adyices. Aurora.
ne following resolutions are before ,ac
Senate OF Penna, ,lvana
Resaloea, That committee appointed
to dralt a resolution insuuciog oar aena
tors, and requesting our representatives in
congress TO use their influence 10 procure an
amendment, to the constitution of the Uni
ted States, that shall ovide dislnteres e ]
tribunal to determine disputes finally, that
may arise between the general and siale
governments, or cu,ordlnatc branches
thereof,
| Res5!reI, That a committee be appointed
TO bring in bin providing that donation
t,ac; q! two hundred acres of land be al
lowed to General Michael Bright, and each
ct the c'rizens who were sentenced with
him to fine and Imprisonment bv the circn'
court Of the United States, for The Pennsyi
wanna district, Tor acting as militia under
the orders Of the governor in considerable.
Of their services AMI sui:erlngs in the cases
aforesaid.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
FOR SALE,
At M. r. Lockernan' Book Store

SENVARD'S life Of Darwin, price S Q 90
Gibbons history of the l.onan Empire, a2 90
st. Piere's Works, 9 90
Snollet's History Of England, 10 90
The Complete General Atlas, 10 90
Geographical Compilation, Q SO
Gnthrie's Geographical Grammar, So
The Ladies Vocal Companion, 60
Don Quixot in vols. with plates, s 0o
Serne's works, 5 vols. $ CO
Popc's Woiks, 6 .ols. with plates, 7 50
The Fe,'eralist, Q vols. elegant, 5 90
The work, u b'-hr Ames, 8 50
Cart's Nptthcrr Surnncl, 2 0O
atrac ger n ltan', 9 0C
stranger in France 2 90
The Duke Of York reysas Mrs. Clark, 9 25
Ibe Lovers Of Lavender, a noyel translat-
G. from the French, 90
Ide Monk, in Q vo.s 3 0Cr
i.mcllnc, in vols. 90
Thornton Abbey, Q vols. g 0o~
Den Raphael, g.
Jarc Talbot, 25:
Nocturnal Vist, 2 vols. 5of
Z tiioic Sketches by Miss Owenson, 90
il''msprong, vols. oo
Manal5crt, 9 vols. 90
Vicar Of Wakefield, 90
The Armenian, Q vols. 90
10 !eick Random, co
| Humphrey Chnkcr, 90
Joseph Andrews, 50
! Peiegrne fichle. vols 90
| Count Fa,hom, 90
| Romance of the Forest, IS
| Iohn DE Lancaster, 0O
| Plays, in bound volumes or in numbers.
| Common and Pocket Alma macs for $40.
January IS. e
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

~ I1rS MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
OBI rU ! aRY.
!" The longest life is bur span"
Tell what the shortest is, who can


DiED.-On Thursday las, 10 @o.n-
r,ttee room in the Capitol, that ricken
sqnal!ing, i!l.tavou' I'd brat, called Macch's
Submission BIZ. A joint commit'ee Of
conference was convened to consult on IT'S
case bnt, as they disagreed in opinion, j.
was left without milk or medicine, ,----and
wasted away. So 'aaguid was its pulse. and
so Feeble its frame for a couple III weeks,
that it had not been heard to cry daring all
that time. l, expired in the arms of MIR.
Macon, It's ostcnsiUle father and dry nurse.
No crocodile ie irs have been shed at It's
wake" Yet, is fate was enough I, have
melted the heart of ttpue :" Il was
born in December ,ard huritd III March +;
l. never opened is eye on " simmer sun or
vernal bloom ?" its life was "a rp,tome of
the los of man, ,--shor. and win,ry--t new
er heard the duicet note ni soothing song,
or soft lu'laby-5ut n,wing winds aud
hollow death-portendng echoes at once
scared into sleep and disturbed It's ,epose.
Now, it is dead" requiesco, in pace ~
IPhir
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

Yhe House to,k Up inc message from
the Senate announcing ,heir adhtrdnce to
their amendments to the bill concerning
commercial in ercourse. &c.
After some debate, the further Consider
alton was postponed to Monday next.
The engrossed bill au'hor'slng detach
ment of the militia of the u. S. was read
third time and passed, 70 20 AZ.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

~ ear 4 TIC tine iyr t9c0tisg P1Slaia niAf0'y
ioRd sga,ants, ant FIR returning The surUecys
Me,eon 10 the Sccyet0ry IF The Dhart,eat Of
Wa1.
I Z. it enacted By the Senate and House Of
- krpfesentatives Of The United States Of
Amcrica, i,S Congress a.sembied, That The
officers and soldiers Of the Virginia line on
con,ire tta embellishments, their heirs or as.
signs entitled to ,onnty lands within the
.ract .eserNcd ~ Virginia, between the
little nj ami and &ciota rivers, for satisfy
ing 'h@ legal boun'ies 10 her officers and
soldiers upon continental establishment,
shall be allowed further term Of five years,
iron aud alter the pa sage uf this act as
Aforesaid, tn retnrn their surveys and war
rans,"r certified copies OF warrants, to the
Q ic, Of tie Sc retary of the War Depart
mtn; az, thing IN any former act 10 the Coz =
trary natai'ns n ing. Provided, That O /,
i1calous as afpt,s I'D within the above men
toned trac, shall after the passing Of this
net he made on tracts Of land for which pa.
euts had previously been issued, or which
had been previously surveyed, and any pat'
ct which may nevertheless be OBJ. aimed for
1aad located contrary 10 the provisions OF
'hls section, shall be considered as nail and
void.
J. 3. Varaum.
spealer Of the iiou,e Of Representatives.
George Clnion,
Nce r,c..dent Of the Unred States, ant
President & he Senate.
s..tsa iS 1870
rA11r3 MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
IaM8 of the llnt0s,
By Authority.
AN ACT


Making et1trohriations for The anht0rt efhe NM
itary establishment fMe U. ). for Tie year
one thousand eight huaEred and ten.
de it enacted by the Senate anaH2use o.
D Representatives. Of the United States q
america, in Congress assembled, nat Tor
tiefraying the expences OF the military es-
,a5lishmcnt of the Uni'cd States, ior the
year one thousand eight hundred and ten
for the Indian department, and Tor the eX-
pence of Notifications, arsenals, magazines
and armores, the following sums be, aud
the same hereby are respectfully appropfia-
ted, tha. is to cay
For the pay of the army OF the y. >.
eight hundred and six nine ,housand,cine
tu,dred and slxty.eigh, dollars;
For forage, s,xly-four thousand SIX hua'
dred and twen,y.four dollars :
For subsistence, six hundred and eighty
five thousand, five hundred and thirty two
dollars and FIVE cents
For cloahing, two hundred and ninety
three thousand, eight hundred aud tour dol
lars:
For boun;iss aud prcmiums, thirty thou
sand dollars:
For the medical and hospital depart
ments, fifty thousand dollars
For camp eqnipage, fuel, tools ana tran :
nor,a,,on, Two hundred and seventy thou.
sand dollars
For ordnance, two hundred thousand
dollars
For fo.t,ications, arsepa!s, magazin's &
armories, including two thousand dollars
for such member CT additional Military
store-keepers as may BE- required. two hnn.
dred and eighty-three Thousand FIVE hun
Dir, d and seventy four dollars and s-venty'
five cents:
For purchasing maps. plans, books ant
Instruments, Two Thousand FIVE hundfca
dollars
Tor contingencies, fifty thousand del
lars:
For the salary Of clerks employed 10 iht
miIi,ar, az .pl,l Offices, and in the Office o
inspector OF the army, three Thousand h"'
hundred liars:
For the Indian department one hundred
and torty-slx Thousand six hundlel DO.
lars
Sec. 2, lind be it further enacted, That II
several sums specifically appropriated b,
.nis act, shall be paid out Of any monies i
he treasury not otherwise appropriated.
J. 3. Varnum,
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives.
John Gaillard,
Presiden, OF the Senate. pro
Ma-.h 2. 1870.
APrroYsl.
JAMES MADISON.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
I.,ise GStssesEs.
Vilnlington, Murch "a, 1910.

Iony HonsE TooKe.-lhis Immortal pcrsonase
the ceebrastd author of the " Diversions * PureY,
says late London paper, has been totally hed-rie-
den for months, and has fallen away considerably IN
Aesh His mental faculties still sound, and he IS
fond of conversing with his friends. but af er few.
minutes conversations he becomes weak from bod
;ly infr,nities, that he is not able to proceed"
proposals have been issued by John Norve!l, OF
BALTIMORE. for publishing in that city semiweekly
republican Gazette, entitled The Guardian The
following is brief extract from the prospectus
.. Rocked in the cradle of freedom an ardent dis
ciple of that unconq1arabe spirit CT ilterty, Which
animated our oefathers to encounter every hardshp'
and to brave every danger, in search or an asylum
from the combined ersecuons of civil, political and
religious desposm, the creed of the editor from the
alpha to the omega, imposes upon him the perempt-
ory behes resist every attempt to PROSTATE the
proutlest attribute of republican fiom reason
and erom CHOICE he detests any other than republl
.an form Of government as an odious deed, wrcsed
| from subugated people to hold them in servie
bondage Educated in the school of Jefferson x Ma
dison he has iInbhed the highest reverence fer the
rights of the individual states and utter aversion
| to the doctrines OF that political sect, who have al
ways sought limit the powers of the federal gov
eminent only by the caprcious will and discretion of
federal rulers. His text book the constitution ITSELF
restricted it is by the amendments, and as ably ard
| enanswerabiy expounded in a celebrated state paper
from the pen of Mr.. Madison which gave the fatal
blow 70 the federal al dsl:nistra:ioa.''
From New Tiamp9hlrc VIC have every prospect Of
complete triumph of republicanism. Tnc election
in that took place few days since and rctuyns
have been received from 13l towns. In those me
vet republican gam from the last election is SOL a
statement of their the two last cct;ens ,s A.
follows;
LGngdea, reo. Smith. .fta.
In 1859, 1l7gi - 356
In 1910, 1915 1886
There ate about 200 towns in New Hampshire
those heard from are principally in the counties
Grafton and Coos
The election in Massachusetts is at hand. The re
pubicans calculate with confidence on success. A
= lae election for town oAieers &c in the enlightened
town of Salem, the republicans triuinphed by uu
usually large majority. We arieny hope the Who'll
state will initiate the example ofSalem.
In the statc oC New Yorl the poll of election will b
opened on the frst Tuesday in April. In that stat
the republicans have been aud we trust ever wi
I. BE- the most numerous. 1t was by division amor
the republicans that deadly baac which corrodes tn
dearest principles which has given an halfway ascer
dancy federalism At present the senate and go'
n ernor are republican the house Of assembly s;
Gil OF appointment, federal At the ensuing election
the democrats may reasonably anticipate compile
triumph,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
SmiA,.Ga.
ID 356
1886

The election in Massachusetts is at hand. The re.
pubicans calculate with confidence on success. A,
lae election for officers, S<s in the enlightened
town of Salem, The republicans triumphed by an uu-
usually large majority. We arien,ly hope the whole
state will initiate the example ofSalem.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23

For aradicat & all stains from Boot Tops.
and Preserving their original colour in all Ca
ses. without injury to the Leather.
USG. Snake the bottle weil pour SOFAS on
saucer, wet the BOP: Tops with a sponge.
dipped Iii water; while wet, rub the Acid We
~ hard oa with piece of white flannel, rol.
isd hard in your bsnd, repeating it till all til
s aims Misrepresentation sponge off the cohpo.
sition with ciear water, and wipe it with your
sponge, dry them by the FIRE or sun. Those
who like them glossy, when about dry, must
rub them with apiece OF clean flannel.
Prepared only by JAMES GANrLAND,
No. 7o No.th SecoaI street, Philadelphia
Sold, wholesale and retail, by him, and retail
ed by most of the principal boot Makers.
Price in bottles so cents each. and in quarter
pints AT 25 cents.
"a 1. viii have the same eject or Saddles
and brides.
az Country Orders executed on the short
est notice,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23
NEGROES FOR SALE.

A T Cumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
"A Monday in March next, being court
day, will be sold, seven or eight likely and
valuable NEGRO MEN, for the bspcht Of
the otherwise unsecured Gre iitors ~ ames,
THOMAS and Francis DeaSe, who slAll nave
entitled themselves to such benefitoy SUD.
scribing a compromise which to such Gre
diiors hath been propescd-and according
TO deed of trust made to the subscribers.
WILLIAM DANIEL, jr.
EDwAaD BOOKER
January 10th, 1910. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23
VALUABLE LANDS FOX SALE.

THE subscribers wish to sell that valu-
i able and well known tract Of LAND
in Hanover county, called CARL AND HILL.
containing about eight hundred acres, De-
rg the same on which the late Haldenby
Dixon resided. IN point Of soil aud situa-
ton, this land Is inferier to nonef It IS STU
ated about one mile from Hsnfver court
house, and about the same dHFnce from
JayIot's ferry on Pamunky .Aasre 10 n
new framed dwelling heuse ontthe preai4
ses. nc, quite finished, and an excellent
orchard Of the most choice fruit; the soil
- well adapted tothe culture OF wheat and
tobacco, great part Of which is low ground
Of the hrst quality. The subscribers VIII
a,tend at the next Hanover court tor the
purpose Of making known the terms on
on winch this lano will be sold.
John Richard,
Henry S.. John DixoI.
Geo. W. Eixos.
sssavy STA, 1910. sde.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23


A BSCOEDED from the employment OF
I = the subscriber, ON the LIST. inst. a
mulatto fellow called SOLOMON, about
Ave feet eleven inches high, spare made,
and possessing a good ccuntensnce. He
is unusually adroi, aud imposing in his ad
dress IS En- excellent coach driver, wag-
goner, ostler, shoe max r, cooper, mil.
Ter, housc-sefvant, pres,man, cock, and a
tolerable blacksmith. WHITTIER SNhas di :.
rec,ed his course IS not known i; but 1t is
conjectured that he mas gune eithkf<o Cal.
pepper in Virginia, nor 20 the state OF Penn.
syivania, He viii no oonbt attempt to pass
Tree man. His dress is not particularly
rscoilected, except that he had with him
dark brown great Coat cut ia the frock
fashion The ABOVE reward will q gwen
for experimenting and securing him in
such manner as TO enable the subscriber 70
gxt him again.
EDWARD c.. STANARD.
Washington Civ Ian 5th. 1910 3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23
NOTICE.

NECESSITY cempels me TO make fur
Their application to all those WAC are
Indebted TO t5egrustees Of the Rics mond A.
ea1smy, by sales OF lot cry t,ckets of the
6rss and second class and voluntary sub
sSriptions. ard all such are hereby reqaes.
ted to make payment 10 the subscriber to
enable the Dc'Idins committee 10 pay all az
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order 10 proceed
with the work next spring, it bfinf kpr the
education of our rising progeny, MICS orna
ments and attaches them 20 repab ISceh prin-
e:pies and gives spring to liberty and ins
dependence. nave undertaken the coilec-
ton Ivy agreement with John peterborough
and William w, Hening, Esqrs. the othcr
members of the committee appointed by &
board Of trustees. AS the building OF the
Academy has progressed considerably, l
nAuer myself thfre will be but little trou-
bic in Oh aiming the money Tor the purpose
Of carrying into eject SD iAudablc an insti-
10 loo.
ROBrRT MITCHELL
December Sth, 1909. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23

4 BANK NOTE OF O.lA HUNDRED
- DGLLGsS. ~ns taken fscm black boy
.Azo Saii, mG seif Ismes .sui.;i, %-S3ys II foand
:t u sh- sirc,, mo, thinking it pAPrrfAet the
roy keep;' detained il for Tie 40 e bwnsr.
Who nav hsv. Il, on giving satisfactory xvi.
isIce Of his or ,hsir iSi.; 10 it and laying the
exncnse of >fis az sertissusat.
IQEE %cDOEALD.
Richmond. Eayck 1ot!i. 1899 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-23
DANIEL L. HMTON,
Clerk of the Council.

IN CoUEcIL, January 4lh, 1870.
1, ia advisel, That the operation Of the rule
prescribed for the auditor By the advice Of Coun
Gil Of The l9th September LAST relative TO ths
Authorization of claims founded upon orders or
eeriiScs'es OF cart shall be suspended until the
LIST day Of Hsrch next.
ExIsct ftom the Journal,
DANIEL l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.