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

Wi!iis,. Frazier, Hare Il. Grace, Hartford
county. MARYLAND.
James Stanton, BiItmo:e.
George Johnson, Sag lIa,bor. =. York.
James M'Cany, city of N. yok.
Samuc! Grcavcs, New Market, New Hamp-
SHIRE.
John Harden, Duck Greek X Roads, Del.
George Prince, NeNburypolt. Mass.
William, Smith, New York.
Thomas Parker, do.
james Coleman, do,
BENJAMIN Shaw, Alexandria.
Henry Young, Baltimore.
Charles Thompson, New York.
John Smith, Brookhaven, Long Island.
Thomas Bailey, Portland, Mass.
Michael Holbrodk, Portsmouth.
Thomas Little, Louis.own, Pennsylvania.
Gushing Mitchell, Cummingtown, Mass.
james Howard, Newport, Rhode Island.
Francis Edmonds, Lancaster, Virginia.
William Welsh, Dorchester, near Boston,
Massachusetts.
Thomas Jones, y. Hampton county, Va.
! John Runchey, midshipman Of the United
States navy.
JAMES MAURY.
| .7acyjcan CJnsu'ate.
! Livcr,1ooi, loM February, 1910.
| The friends Of the seamen mentioned IN the
list now published, will do well 10 furnish thu
department with the proofs Of the citizenship
and descriptions Of the persons Of these sea
men, that measures may be taken Tor procuring
their dis "harge.
| De,tartmcM cf State,
April 26h, 1910. st
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

EHU2SUaNT to resolution Of the hoard a
.k Directors Of the Basil, of Wilmington anG
Brandywioc, the subscribers give notice 'nsA
they will attend at the house Of LdsGrd Ihoaids.
on Saturday the second DAY of lure next, between
the hours OF ten in the morning and six IN the
cvening, for the purpose of receiving the third
instament Of five dollars per share on tie capl'ss
stock Of The sa;d company.
John Wav,
Robert Hamilton,
Joseph Robinson.
MAY i6, 1910. Ct
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
E'o5. Nuie,
May 3, 1910.

\ VERY valuable tract of LAND. sitna'e
N in the county Of Newcastle, IN the state ct
Delaware, about Is acres Of Land-one mile
from Wilmington, on the Kennel Road with
new Stone House. well of good water at the
door, young orchard aud some Of the best carly
fruit, and s.rean, Of water running through
warh amply supplies the '>ts. Enenire Of
ANDREW GRIPS, Jun. or
JOHN GRIPS,
IN Wilmington.
April %, lsio. ~
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

ry~HE. names of sundry seamen who have
4 been impressed a, this place into his lSri-
tsnnic msjestys service, declaring themselves
n,,ura, born citizens of the United States oil
America. -,
lanes Sparrow. Norfolk, Virginia -.
yoln Pennington, Elizabeth CITY, county VIZ
.tita.
Joseph symonds. Salem. MASSACHUSETTS.
lanes Symonds, do. co.
lanes Curry, uo'
Alexander Lu'her. 90
Amos Paul, VAST NJ ton county.
iohn MiMon, 10.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
NOTICE.

II Mis- is to give notice, ihat' subscribers Of
a. Talbot county, in the state of Maryland,
have obtained from the Orpha,'s Court Of Tall
bot county, in Maryland, letters Of adminis,ra.
lion on lhe personal estate Of Jod@ Rods,ts, lstc
Of Talbot county aforesaid, deceased AhpeI-
sons having claims against the said deceased, ere
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with ths
vouchers thcteof to the Subscribers, .. OF before
the 4'h day Of November next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benrif Of the
said estate. Given under cur hands TIL. Goth
day of April. ammo domini 1910.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS, s
SAMUEL GOSSAGE, Adm RS.
Nav 2, 1910. wSt
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS IGR ALE
a small. FARM.

CCNrAlN;I\Ei about fot;y.ei2h; acres of
" land lying in East Nottingham, toc,' :cpn-
sy. Nia ylarr, on two public roads, ca''ing trna
the Hrick Meeting iIcnse TO New Fond,n Gross
Roads and fro,n Lancaster 10 Nilstcn. cae mile
and three quarters fem The Brick Meeting
House. ss-irilas from the Gross Roa3,s, about
thirty miles fem Lancaster, ard eleven miles
from Elktcn. OF the main Wagon road from,
Little Britain Township io @hristana Bridge,
the situation is healthy, l4a.snt and hand ONE.
and % good stand Tor t.lcta anl store, ae
there IS in the negnhar'.'e21.
There IS erected on tic premises a large two
story Log House. ,s.th 2 sore house and kitchen
adjoining. all hes BEEN Iongn cast, good stables,
we'll of very ger, water, aboat two hunslrtd
Peach Trees, just begun TO bear. some other fru;;
trees of different kinds; about fifteen acres ot t
in woodland and some OF the ground having
tAnelsonle for meadow. Asst is presumed that
no person will ncine 80 purchase without see
ing the property, further description is deemed
unnecessary. Anintisputsbe tile will be made.
and possession giyeo e suit the purchaser, and
the tcvals tnade Known ~ appIy'na to
lNiS CHANDLER.
.,er:! -, SO, 8;
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
400 DOLLARS REV ARD.

400 DOLLARS REV ARD.
DAN AN AY from the subscriber, living
"a IN Calvert county, near Hunt'ngiown,
the following negroes, VIZ. DICK, BAIL,
CHARLES and JIM Dicl; is 81 years of age,
abou, FIVE feet six OF eight iuciies high ola dark
complexion aud thin yisage BAIL is % years OF
age, about FIVE feet eight or ten inches high, 0!
very black complexion, and rather of leng
face he has scar over OF his eyes, occa-
stoned BY blow, and has very large feet
Charles is 90 years of age: about tlvc iecs orc
inch high, is well made, and Of a very black
complexion; he has at times for some years past
worked in blacksmith shop. Jim is 80 years
old, about six feet high, and of dark complex
ion; he is carpenter by trade. Iheir clothing
cannot be described, as it is very probable they
will charge i.-Cha.lcs took with him white
woollen country cloth jacket, and pair OF Dark
green cloth rowsers-Jim has with him blue
! cloth Jacket, and pair Of white wooen country
cloth trowsers he also has with him broad
axe and an iron square. The aforesaid slaves
were seen near Milford in Delaware, and il Is
supposed they have gone to Wilmington, an;'
probable from thence to Philadelphia and the
| Jerseys. The above reward will be given to
any person who will apprenend the said slaves
and secure them in jail so tina, the subscriber
gets them again, or one hundred dollars for cl'lier
Of them. Should any person appEehend those
slaves, he will inform the subscriber by letter,
where he resides.
Thomas c. Can't.
| May 3, 1910.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
The treaty with England!.!

From tie National inteNigcncer Of May u.
i" 1t will be learnt with surprize and regret
perhaps with stronger emotions, that t.ese co.
cumen,s, duplicates Of these transmitted by the
John Adams, comprise TIE WlicEt OF me
oIricial correspondence between our minister
and the British government touching the matter
to which they relate"
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

Eyrofa,-We feel it our duty to apologize to the
-, ,n,hor nj RRUTI5S for the following Inaccuracies
uhich appeared in his lasr rambler .-Coneadins pa
ragrapn. ID me for 1885," read l8o5-saine para
graph 9Th i;ne fer one read tea-satne paragraph
IN line. fer rents" read mills.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

We learn, that gen. NorcGa through ''e III
tercrssion of the Archdule Chalcs, has been
invited by Napoleon to return to France. we
ba,cva this is a fact, but we do not believe tho
general viii accept the inyitaiion--hc knows
Bonaparte too weil TO have any Confidence III
h.ln.-N \. Par.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23

Ills ,naicsty has commanded me to express
lie concern, that the official communication
,o,ween his maesty's minister in America and
,he Government Of the United States, should
have been interrupted, before it was possible
ior bis majesty by any in,erposl,ion OF his au-
hority, to manifest his invariable dispositions
N mountain the relations In amity with the w.
States.
am commanded by his majesty to inform
VOL. that l have received from Mr.. jackson
The most positive assurances that 1t was not
his purpose to give offence TO the government
Of the United States, by any expression con-
tanned in his letters, or by any part OF his con
duct 80.
minister in rnerca having however, appeared
to the government OF the United "aseS 10 oe
exccptionable, the usual course in
such cases would have been, to
convey, in the first instance, to his
majesty, a formal complaint against
his minister, and to desire such
redress, as might be deemed suit
able to the nature of the allcdged
offence.
This course Of proceeding would have ena-
,led his majesty TO have made such arrange
,nents, or to have offered such seasonaole ex-
nana,ions as might have precluded the .ncon.
yenience, which must always arse from the
suspension OF official communication between
friendly powers.
His majesty however is always disposed to
nav the utmost attention to the WISHES and SEN
iiment of states in amty with him, and be has
therefor. been pleased to direct the return o
MIR. jackson to England.
u But his majesty has not mar
lsed, with any expression OF III;
disp,easure, the conduct OF Mr.
Jackson; whose integrity, zeal :
ability have long been distinguish
ed in his majesty's service; wh'
does not appear, on the prcsen
occasion, to have committed an,
intentional offence against the 60
vcrnment of the U. States.lo
I am commanded to inform yo'
that Mr.. Jackson is ordered to dc
liver over the charges of his ma
iesty's affairs in America, to pei
son properly qualified to carry o
the ordinary intercourse betwcc
the two governments, which HI
majesty is sincerely DESTROYS {
cultivating on the most iriendl
terms.
As an additional testimony Of this d'sposlti'
am authorised 10 assure you. that his ms]es
is ready to receive, with sentiments OF un'
minished ami,y and good will, any commnn'e
lion which the government OF the ". Hla'
NAV deem beneficial to the mutual interest
both countries, through any channel OF neg
citation which may appear advantageous e u
government.
requcs, that Jon will accept ,he assuranc
Of the high consideration with winch M
the honor 20 be,
Sir,
Your most obat.icmt and
Humble servant.
(Signed) MAhLasi>i''
IlXliam Pintaey, Esq. &c. &c.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
To be Sold.

A TRACT or parcel OF Marsh, situate in
IA Appoquinimink hundred and comfy Of
Newcastle adjoining land late Of Thomas Lis
ton and land OF William Frazer. containing a.
hou, Fifty acres. knqnits of Mrs. LNTIliA
CLARK, near Canswell's- Bridge, or
JOSEPH j. M'kEAN,
Philadcii Ma,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
TO BE LET.

TO BE ]. I.i,
q ND p>iseision given Immediately, large
~, ard coninodiors two story brick house,
ituated IN the east side Of King street, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
a stable and carriage house. For tAms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington April T, so9.-,f
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-23
SALT FOR SALE.

In Philadelphia,
NvOW landing, from on board the ship Pail
~ adephia, at Brights' wharf, above Race
,trce,, i cargo Of Cadz SALT. Of The first
quality. And from on board the ship iialcyon,
a, the same place, a cargo Of coarse SAIL, first
quality, from the Isle Of May. Enquire Of
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
No. ! IS, north Water ST. Pail
who intends keeping regular supply OF salt
on said wharf, which he will sell Oil the most
reasonable terms.
May l2, lSlc. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Dcnrestif JIntelligelrfe.

From WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1910.
Yesterday an attempt made to bring general engage
Aacons bill but the enemy avoided
They determined conne themselves their entrenc
et which they think Very strong, having Sah Mountain
their right and containing innumerabe horned
frogs their left Their citadel formed of the shell
Ieran In this imaginary strong position
commanded by their General keep cose and suffer
straer go of the camp lest the dogs should
hey pretend they bears submission and therefore
ermined risk battle Their Aduant- General seems to
b down to the Of eeskn in distributing orders from
headquarters through the camp How long they remain
in this dsgraceu situation rdcule of the whole
cannot be aeertned But SAID their Geaeral
engagement defect would be their ruin. He calculates
much gaming by promises and fair speeches
who appear lines of opposition him. and as
them if they viii Join his standard he will distinctly point
them the nsuS they have received present they
snake their heads and tell him they be deceived longe
and should they remain rm they Of victory the
my, they viii not fight surrender discretion Attempts
Will be made 10 bring battle dc die IN diem
We have waited till this time whether the government
papers would deny explains the declaration which has been for
time abroadhhat the CheUaHer Op authorized 10 ad
just tie boundaries IF Louisiana governments and 20 maxi
condensation merchants far Spanish dtredrois TO THE A.
We have not obsery-
ed that is denied by Irvine Duane Mr. S. H. Smith,
the mouto the administration appears also silent
We then induced concludes that the assertion origin
ally IN the Baltimore Federal Republican, is true the
powers OF this gentleman made the President
who, notwithstanding. refused acknowledge him Minister
from the Spanish Patriots This conduct administrations
proceed from nothing bat serv fear of France They APP
pear be governed entirely all their foreign by
of Bonaparte sovereign will pleasure WHY is it that
talk Q. independence Every part system Of poll
dsraoes When the administration talk fighting land
by running 10 he ana sea, by diving ater
1raas and and IoyedoeS zr, constitute the sum
OF national courage modes of warfare If ever our pulse
hgn enough so beyond this threaten Canada
Connecticut Mirror
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

orders having been known government DC time en
~. enacted should 81 Er ~
was mol 10 easily understood This fact culA denied f
Minister Blu; Ministry further manner y our
bu. make citizen IF the U States feel for Tie
Country His Majesty would hesi,ate contribute %
activity: and i possible 70 make any rie f,
repeal the Embargo, without appearing depeca,e nee
inconvenent upon the American people III ~
His Majesty could this famous seems, which va
work his ruin as only upoon '
citizens let how could ncmy
restrictions well nigh ruined country FIRST of NJ
1909 Congress and the Presidents imposed
restrictions finding they had predicted %
any equivalent Whatever stipulation the OF Great ~
erataly yielded up and repealed them
TO appearances however, feeble nonntercolrse
substituted in stead which under notifications has cu
this tmeA system which only hamper and enbarr
indirectly what might have sought directly but for his
The of this
restrictive system 10 be uter abandoned rs more o e whole z This
canddy acknowledge its runous tendency s
Future will read the history fhs system with
shment viewed evidence Of the degree
folly Of which human mind susceptible and viii be cassed ]
the chcraft % our ancestors the pilgrimage Mecca tie cru
What can be said about the alternatives Embargo m VA
We might possibly have had if had We m
STILL No man is mad enough suppose that Embargo has or
stoned either war or peace or any thing else but
BY the of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of 1909
appears that surplus offeen millions exhausted and
become borrow least, dollars meet w.
but for the restrictive system, the surplus easu would have CON-
nued acumuaing 50 that at this time there could case
have been less than thirty nan Of dollars applicable purchase y
the public debt Or to other The operations Tea
under Mr. Jefferson abundnt proved certain
The loss Of individuals been Of The M
two to The total injury the Treasury individuals
of the United States, cannot be hundred %
Of doas When the depreciation
produce the OF employment seang a
ALL the loss of the profits the voyages which made h.
taken calcuato the aggregate of the the
visionary projects the original and continued
ten, be rated at less than the above
might proceed call your attention to the unstfaDe measures
by which these their coun acquired asce
dency and STOLE like Absaom, The people show 81
and facts their tho cause
of Frances from the downfall monarchy
of the absolute desposm that
that the imposition OF the Embargo, much The Nqoo
ne had done with his hand caused
it, has been that We
know or The which Jeer
hand writing and returned him.
members Congress relieved from secrecy
with regard even what they reoe Of this very extraordinary
tract might further perhaps
present administration knew when they negotiated Ekn
April last that he had for
under such circumstances with opportunity increase the
irritation OF the this country
dsayowng But
tehuon II Ssue should De found. CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
FOR LIEUTFNANT q,


1t is really amusing to observe the
signed " Federist and Commonsens" unqueonb by
10 an noent act Notwithstanding their sly slang The mi
or the writer's they could nn
nate Debtors to induce them
But these Argus gentry be assured Will r.
tam Their integrity We truly situated with %
mes ana OF property Of the policy nitro
auced by the late and present rulers Of country therefore no
dspoion 70 embrace the politics the
our miserable situation The only hope have Of liberation from our
present and poverty that will sooner
later prevail through the States ,e
trigues Of q few designing men. JOB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

Worfh makes The man--uant gift the fsllorr =
FELLOWCITYzENS or NINE

Uorfh makes The niGn--zvant oft the fsHosr''
FELLOW-CITYzENS or MAINE!
WHOM viii yeu choose Governor Christopher Gore the wan
Farmer and farmers Friend
Elbridse Gerry OF Cambridge Esquire
Christopher Gore, the pure New England Republican
Eibrldge Gerry, the France of X " z,
~fistopher Gore, the able Negoato and -or
ridge Ger who dgraceuly Frustrated the honor Of
try and begged her rights France while his maIu
shall and Pmckney, left tie country in disgust
Christopher Gore, the ssnnin manners
sy of access TO all --or
Ebdge Gerry proud, distant and odenycs his sapero
his interiors overbearng and oppressive
hs hand to worthy Farmer, for fear of solng lis sleeve
Christopher Gore, charitable ingenious, friendly
tenance and FORM indeed give the world
Ebrdge Gerry OF lean and hungry look" eye Oi
christopher Gore the of Mechanic the friend echcs,&
ful l-blooded Yankee &c
Ebrdge Gerry of French extraction corrupted France and still
under French influence
Christopher Gore, who is admired political opponents
an honest and upright man ;--or
Ebdge Gerry who beloved by nobody the friend 10 nobody and
never would have been candidate Governor Tor
French influence i-Lasly,
HIS Exceency Christopher Core Commander
Chief Of the Commonwealth of good
ardent lover of his Country or
Ebrdge Gerry Esq Republican of Robespere
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
General David Cobb, revolutionary and aid
OF George Washington and life
been devoted to his country or
Billy Gray who at the of his turned his
coat and battered his old Friends principles
emptiness OF heart notorious as his presumption ng ha-
sen as candidate Tor the office filed by Cobb P
bny INTO the Generals Chair and who would Id
{" H'hat a falling Of is there, my coanpynnsn ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
To Josy" ali-ass-Willy +" Pod'' .yif1oat Pel4lsr.
"Da. Hon. Tnd-nnll

Da' Hop, Todpol, g Lawyer"-Ayg Latin.
The foregoing quotation must mean something coud but
hunt outout as iartg gratealthough fogge
ry Poggery- Wiggery, Doggery smunk atemTt
but lest the wise Mr. Pod suspect of being pedanc, WI"
translate our latin as folowsYoggery the quondm counsellor
poggery being too positive wggery took"-doggey smunS
I" the wrong pig by the ear" PETER QUAINT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Iatfst 5fcrtig, Jntf!iisenfe.
VIENNA. nrC. Is. 1909.

VIENNA, ORC Is, 1909
VIZ eve received intelligence P the 9Th inf which ae
has been received from the Vze Of his
f'ckt - ad force he Ruin army that had advanced gan S
I'm The continued with the geae adour until night
and As not unit the following that decided in favour of ths
Efforts Albauns the
The Rnns behind
nunSe of killed and poner This excited unverfa Joys
was inny communicated The Foreign Mininers and Csfaak
Illuminated ee uccve confidently reported that ecnd
Courier arrive here yeerd with intelligence that the Run hac
been Danube and that this occlon
rps of Ruhn cavalry has fallen the hands of the Turks
BAVONNE DEC houand concripts here
They will march for Spain in few days.
Tie Furee Dunkrk p America of
fT~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

hFA'of|IOo - LEeISLAl
lie lie ssTe Tuesday, after having passed Acts
and IA Resolves al of which been approved of BY His Ex
ceency the Governor Votes of thanks passed the two
branches TO the President and Speaker and impair
a administration OF the public business The vote of the Sen
movedby Mr. Dana and Of the House by Deacon Good
MIA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
SALEM. MARCH s. 1910.

SALEM, MARCH s, 1870
WAR REPORT0N Sunday M the brig Increae Capt Wild
Mabehead Gon coat Of
bout 4ague ouhe from Puas poeon of the French and
brings the interefhng
That Bonap had actually declared WAR agn the United States
We have politely avoured with the following made by
Wdg of the intelligence he received repeng this
which readers will form their opinions:
Intelligence Andeoa
that HAD DECLARED WAR
NTED the vees
influence
BIboa Sebasns December
Cj3n, alto mentioned fact alto informed morning
Con Ian Isl thar another letter had been received
do under date Jsn n that general Embargo had been laid
e2en decree hued by the Emperor ufavourabe
particularly prohibiting the Introduction goods ports
his pofefh thoie occupied by the Spanih Patriots
and
from Orient n Fance) JAM containing
and WHICH make mention ofuch article
poilica! Of importance
Gen Monne e late French commander in Fung who pri
aer England has tried
his ,ee
and bu7aziy.
One the French writers cone
perienced aes
SPAIN when conquered spanard
and French eabled will furn
eoon iugar &c equal 10 the coniumptions of all France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12
Communications for the Ga,ftte.

To THE HONORABLE WILLIAM GRAY
Sra,
WHEN Of and moderate capac s induced from
e htey OF party, the sycopsnc Of dependents to turn his
R coat and thereby forfeit the and confidence of ali GOOD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-12

urifd readers Zee the nonchance with which Bona
diuovd his Madame
the of the Church, dnon from the Head OF the
Church. The fact thar his contracted during the period
when conhdered civil contracts
celebrated church The before Municipal Ocer and
there rad without taking oath obervng
any religious form ceremony
PLYMOUTH (E) JAN 8. 1870
Yeerdy down express Mr. Powell u of the American En-
Daily and failed hired cartel directly for Morla having been ued
landing Calais.