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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
Wilmington College.

Z NHE Tru9ees Of the Wilmington College,
n take pleaiure in announcing to liberal
public, that the Latin department of this initi-
tuition is permanently ettabliihcd under the
immediate care Of Mr.. Joleph Downing, who
will alto teach the higher branches Of Mathe-
'natieks. The healthy situation Of Whining.
ton, its character for morality, the eoodnels
OF markets, and cheapners Of boarding COM
bined with the we'll eHabiifhed reputat ion Of
Mr.. Downing as a fuccef,ful teacher, all concur
to recommend this ieminafy to the attention Of
parents and guardians, to whole care the edu-
cation and Improvement of youth may be en-
rrnqcd-tbe trultces inform the public with
equal confidence that the Englilh lchool is in
fiourithing ltate under the iuperintendance Of
Mr. z K. Darc-and Me young ladies der art
ment is again permanently revived under the
pare of the Rev. Mi. T!ender{on whoic rcfpec-
liability and acknowledged merit are a fire
Pledge of his d;ipolition and ability to improve
tic young ladies' committed to his care.
ROBT. HAMILTON, y 2
.kBEN, a. SMITH,
JOHN RUMSAY. =
WILLIAM PRYCE } :
April 1910. If
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81. Georges Hunared, Ne7u-lasie County,
and state IF Delaavare.
FHyHT. subscriber offers at private sale, the
above farm, with the valuable marsh there
10 belonging, situate upon the 81. Anguatne and
Silver Run creeks, making in the whole 40
acres.
For fertility fsoil, beauty Of situation, elegance
oil Improvement, and hcalthincss, this farm stands
unriva!ied in this stare. 1t lies mcs from the
waters Of the Chesapeake, from the river )cla-
ware, 4 from C4ntweli's Bridge, 9 miles from
Wilmington, land near the state road leading 10
il, and ia the vicinity Of the village known by
the name of tue Trap. 1t has been cultivated
Tor eighteen years past npon the clover and i,las
Ter plan, anil for that period TO or 70 acres Of
clover have been moved annually.
Those who are inclined 10 purchase may, by
spnIying on the farm, view the premises, and
know the terms either by applying 70 himself o.
his son William c, Tta2er, residing at New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
White Hall Farm, April II, 1910. If
If the farm is nos sold at private sale, it will be
sold on the premises an Friday the first day of
June. 1t WI; coc,mana annually TO a certainty
from 1000 to i2oD dollars. W. +.
FOR SALE,
At the BOOK store oil M. ~ IoCNCIfhdu, w IL
mingson, Del.
SUMMARY VIEW,
Of G'HE
EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL INPOR-
lance
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
h series Of Gsceurses addressed to ycans Fer
sons,
BIZ THOMAS RELSHAM,
Minister ofthe Unitarian ChoheI, II ESSEX street
This volume is divided into six iiscourscs, wiz
.st. Preliminary obscrvatons. The question sta
ted. Philosophical arguments for the christian
revelation.
ID Direct historical evidence Of the ehrtian
revelation.
81. Prophetic and Internal evidence o: th'
christian recitation.
4. Evdencrs Of the Christian revelation from
the testimony Of the Jewish scriptures.
5 The practical value OF the christian revela
ton.
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Land for Sale.

YH ME subscriber intending to leave this State
in the course Of the ensuing month, Offers
10 sell SMALL. FARM, containing I 80 acres,
more or less, Of PRIME LAND, situated in
Newcastle county, Delaware, about three miles
from the town Of Port Penn, rcarly the same
distance from ST. Georges, and five miles from
Cantve!l's Bridge. Wishing 10 dispose of the
Lana before his departure, he would make the
terms inviting, il early application is made TO
DR.. DAVID STEWART. or to
!. Y. STEW ART.
poi. Perm, hor;' e, fc2l 81
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Patent w ASKING Machines

ME subscriber respectfully informs his
i lriends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
OF making and vending Patent Flushing g,1achiaes
throughout the hundreds Of Brandywine and
Chrisiiana, 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 labour
Of washing in the usual way, and are less lnjuri-
Gus to clothes. lie will 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 viii also sell TO any per-
son right to make an1 use them within the
the hundreds Aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 81, 1909. If
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WASHINGTON RICE,

HID ESPECTFULLY informs the old Gus
IN TONERS of Bradun s. Rice, and the public
generally, that he has purchased the stock OF The
said firm, aud will continue the Grocery BUSH
ness, at the same stores, where his friends ard
customers may be supplied with articles in his
line, Wholesale and Retail, on reasonable terms.
February 81. If
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LanB OF the IanlOl,.
10y AUrHORITY.l
AN ACT


furtlsrsts aitefsnd amend An act providing fo
me fnsi census or enulne cation of the nhabtant
of the United States"
pE 10 enacted by he Senate andRsuse 81
~ Representatives Of the United States Of
America, an Congress- assembled, That SO
much OF the first section OF the act passed
during the present session of Congress ,en.i-
tied Gan act providing for the third census
or enumeration of the inhabitants of The
United States" as relates to The forms Of
oaths or affirm; tons thereby directed 10
bss taken by the marshals, secretaries and
assistants therein mentioned respectively,
shall be and hereby is repealed, and the
sald oaths or aifirmations shall be in the
following forms, that is to say: The mar
sha's' and secretaries oalhs in the form
following :" [. A. b. marshal Of The dis.
trict CT Tor secretary Of the
territory OF ,as the cause may
be) do soleuanly swear or affirm, that will
well and truly case 10 BE- made a JUST and
perfect enumeration and description of all
persons resident within my district Cor ter
ltory) and return to the Secretary of State,
agreeably to the directions Of the several
ACTS Of Congress, providing for the third
census or enumeration Of the inhabitants of
the United States, according to the best of
my ability J" And the assistants oath or
affirmation, in the form following Il. A. B.
do soiemnly swear or affirm, tina, will
make just and perfec, enumeration and
description of all persons resident within
the division assigned TO me for that par-
pose, BY the marshal Of ,(or
the secretary of the territory Of ;,
as the case may be-, and make due return
thereof to the said marshall (or secretary.)
aareeably to the directions Of the several
acts Of Congress providing for the third
census or enumeration OF the inhabitants CT !
the United States according to the beet Of
my ability"
Sec. 2. A,,d Be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the several snaskals,
secretaries, and their assistants aforesaid, |
at the time for taking The census or enume-
ration aforesaid, to take under the direc.i- !
on Of the Secretary 81 the Treasday, and
according to such Instructions as he shall
give, an account OF The severed manufac.u-
ring establishments and manufactures with
in their several districts, territories ard
divisions. The said assistants shall make
return of the same to the marshals or Sc
cretaries Of their respective DISTRICTS or ter
ritores, and the said marshals and secre-
taries shall transmit, the said returns, and
abstracts thereof to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, at the same times at which they
are by this act, and the several acts 10
which this act is an addition required res
pectively to make their return of said emu.
meration to the Secretary Of State ; for the
performance OF which additional services
they shall respectively receive such CON.
pensation as shall hereafter be provided BY
law.
]. E. Narnum,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
To1,, GoilIa III
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Insurance against Fire.

l IF. fnblcriber gives notice that the D'rec-
tors of the Farmers Bank OF the State OF DE.
iaware at New. Castle, being now ready TO re.
ce;ye applications and eiFe<t iniurance againt
lois or damage by fire, have appointed the iub-
criber their general Agent and Surveyor
Communications on the iubject of lniurancc,
poa paid, lhall be promptly and cheerfully at
tended to, by
SAMUEL BARR,
Agent and Su'reyor.
New Castle, April 6, 8lo. IT
~ Notice Of Deputy Surveyors ihail be
giver. asl Don as arrangements are mae Tor
puroi..,
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WANTED,

4 S an apprentice to the Black Smilhing
"A business, lad about 5 or l6 years OF
age. For particulars enquire OF
JAMES WALKER.
Wilmington, April IL, 1870 If
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whitehall Farm,

81. Georges H1tnared, .Ntzu-(asfis County,
and state IF Delaware.
FH1IE. subscriber offers at private sale, tht
above farm, with the valuable marsh there
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Further - aiterand amend " An act providing fol
me fdri census or ration of the inhabitants
of the United States"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
Lawraion & Fowle,

d temt.orary residence, (thlthesr l8fe store
can B. rcba:it, haDe taken a Store or O@ton
strset and Merchants IFsasJ, formerly 0ccu-
Ned 5y II, iienderS9n . Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
300 boxes Mould Candles
2ocbcsts iysop, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
so hals. retailing Molasses
cases black and colorcd oarscenetts
aud aenchaws
5 cases Nutnlcgs and Cloves
sobarrels and So half barrels Boston
Reef
500 pieces German Checks
400 90 Nankcens
1000 yards Tow Cloth
500 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fne Liverpool
Salt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
Iofeph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King and Fatrtar,s!reets,
HAS FOR SALE,
20 quarter chests gunpowder and imperial
TEA
20 boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 ditto young hyson
20 ditto hYson skin--Qf the latest zmflo5ta-
tons and SUPERIOR quality.
Is hogsheads and 20 barrels muscovado
sugars
90 kegs madden
10 caskshrst quality Goshen chez ,.
pipes old London particular Madeira
8 ditto fine old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto colmenar
90 ditto mountain Malaga
90 ditto Catalonia
20 cases Old medoc clares
ditto win de grave
90 cases Lucca on
70 bales Orleans ard Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses
cognac. Bordeaux and peach brandies
jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country GIN
Pennsylvania rye whlskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and half boxes choice frst ana
escond quality HAVANA Cigars.
Loaf and lamp sugars; coffee chocolate
almoeds; mace !; nutmegs; cloves; cassia
and cassa buds /; pimente; pepper race ana 7
ground ginger; srnetto; Jesuit,s bark pearl
and common barley /; indigo; alum copper
as ; fig blue; birthstone starch hair pow
der; Leiper's, CARROTS s Hamiiten's snuff
in bottles and bladders; Macanba and rappee
snuirs; gunpowder; patent shot assorted :.
mould shot; bar lead gun and pistol flints;
writing and wrapping paper; glue deml-
Johns; cofks; bed cords ) ieaalns hles
chewing tobacco, sc. &c.
0A re Will PURCHASE,
FIaxfeed, and well cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
|. October "a
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November q
Twenty Dollars RewGrd.

a RScONDED from my farm at the
"a mouth Il Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
80, = n mn whose nan2e is RALPH, q
v.,.,s &c are .between black and yellow CO.
iar nearly feet high, very stout made
xel,owiah etes looking heavy--ne has but
.I;etIe 70 sa His apparel was oznaburs
sh;rts. . metro cotton overjacket and trow-
s s + / likely he has made away with
49,. 49, ond Iocnred other cloathing. A Tree
n sne-s, moiby name sainbo, living on Judge
W w, estate. Mount Vernon IS MS
ta,S So I'll il is very probabic he is therea-
l ls o. j alexandria, and with little trouble
may be buna' .. - ssc,re
hin, n Washington City or alexandria JAIL
"''A : Thomas Peter.
Ceotctown, June lo-l2.. O.
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Richard Fl. Little,

Apothecary and Druggist, Fairfax street
one door below TIE corner Of King street
VINO is appointed agent f2r this city and
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Io!1n c.. Laid,
II II S r O r S II l.

HAS FOR SALE,
8 tons first quality Hemp
60 pieces Russia Sheetings and Duck
100 pieces Nankeens ~.
A quantity of Shoes, Wrapping & Sheath.
ing Paper 49,
1000 sides Soai Leather
60 boxes mould and dipt Candles
DO quarter casks Sherry Wine OF supe--
rior quality
pipe London Particular old Madeira
l2'pe Gin
fierce Pearl Ash
ditto Clue
Z barrels Sugar
Is ditto tanners oil
5000 bushels coarse Salt
so hhds. Potomac Tobacco
100 casks Lime
Also, Exchange On London.
October l6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-09
Joseph H. Vaudeville
> GEFERS- FOR SALE,
U}. X]

Ioo.on n MandeVllle
Jo1 ErrPg E0R sale,
.ooo $50. ! ;vsrrool and Lisbon Salt
s''0 49, ;-.a.'ool S,,t N sacks
-. I've ! p 9.,,. Mnseovado Sugar
~ nosa',o''3S do do.
- ,oarrs hs.as New Orleans do.
,oo, 49, crraen Coffee in hhds. & bags
S01o W, oes. ~
Nv VT 4 n 80 G;onar
5000 W.T. Kses 49, tIs,.aso.
"a ho8Sn0' %n4 -
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PATENT SHOT, &c.

9 tons Patent Shot, assorteds~
from treble B to No. 10,
cwt. Mould Shot various sizes,
40 quarter barrels F and FF Brandywines
Gunpowder, -,
20 quarter casks old Sherry P B very choice
qnality,
600 lbs. pearl and common Barley,
Reccived and for sale by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Eailfax sfTesesss
OetRber 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
Remarks on the tate French Decree.
FROM THE BRITISH ALFRED.

"The "blockade of the British isles" pro
claimed with such sententous orientality in
the Berlin Decree-has proved in the result
SO utterly Inefficient. that the author of this
negative system of blockade has, at last, de-
seconded to make advances-though indi
rectly---to G. Britain. HThe letter to Gen
Armstrong abounds with expressions of re
gard for America. THE Emperor ap~
plauded the general embargo laid by the u
S. he did not complain of it, The embargo
was imposed by America, in consequence of
the interruption of her Commerce, resulting
from the DEGREES of France. and the Orders
an Council of e. b. The sequestration OF
American vessels, is stated as the obvious
consequence of the Act of Congress, of the
list Of March---but that Act being now re
voked, 60 the ports OF America are open to
French Commerce, and France is no longer
interdicted TO the Americana This argu-
mcnt brings q. B., France aud America to
the precise commercial relations on which
they stood after the issuing of the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, and British Orders in
Council--aDd previous to the Act of Con &.
gress, OF the LIST of March. "In short the
Congress engages to- oppose such of the
Belligereat Powers as shall refuse 10 recor~
nize the rights Of neutrais. Now, if
France could cajoie America into the IN
qualified support of this position, to its full
extent, war between the u. s. and G.. b.
were inevitable-for these rights of neu-
trails, we apprehend, to be founded on the
principles of the memorable "arn1ed neu-
Sr0Hfy" of the Northern Powers of Europe
" In tins neSU state Of things" the DEGREES
of Berlin and Milan are revoked. and will
cease to be in force from the LIST of Nov. next
"u bring understood, that In consequence
of ths declaration, the English shall revoke
their Orders in Council, renouuce the new
principles of blockade" or that America
shall cause her" rights to be respected by
the EDgsh"--in plain English, unless G..
b. shall recognize the &" Rights of NeutraIs."
by admitting the principle, that neutral Bar
toms make free GGods----disclaim the right
of blockade and of search--it is assuBs
ed by the Minister Of Foreign Relations ="
that America making common cause with
France. will declare war against England.
!"IIis Majesty" It seems by this letter,
" loves the Americans that. no doubt
will be entertained. if the Americans shall
concur in the views Of France. Ii is great
fy 90 be feared, that the concession thus ex-
torted from Napoleon, by the em6arrass
nent into WHICH the Continent is thrown w
his attempt 70 "isoiate" the British Islands
will revive those discussions of neuFtakfv
that must in'erpose barrier against the re
newai OF uBrestraned, or even liberal Com
mefciai intercourse. In the present state Of
the Belhgetents, this viii be found an insu.
perable difficulty"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
Commensurate for the Philadelphia Gazette J
WE ORDER,

lst. The line from Nic,,s,sd,, in II ls,ein, o.
yer Arenboch To Segcboro, from ti'enc; TO Oides
iohc, over Welizburg aud B rmstcd. to ,hc city
aud castle of Gh,cksIad. from thence along the
Elbe to BrunsbeitOe and Nor,ie',l,ilunarcber,
shall be- considered as 4 particulu Inc ofcustom
over which shall cot be carried frsn our Dutch
les, nor at sea on land, any produce not be
ing of European original
Cd Refined sugars ,nJ syrrups dare not be ex-
ported over the said line
| 81. An exception shall he allowed only for
! such small quantities of non European produces,
on refined sugars * syrrups, which are destined,
Is far can be proved, for the retail trade, and
flr domestic use, at those IN md places which are
| situated beyond the line.
18th For the inland manufactures which are ST.
toated beyond the said line, and To whose use
non European produces are absolutely required,
it may be allowed to espor. the eGuiste quanti-
ties of said produce, but when these. goods are
manufactured they may be brought back again
on this side the said line
5th. To grant passports for any quantities cf
non European produce, or refined sugars or syr
rups, allowed in the Sd and 4th, and in order TO
secure the obligation ut the above said maaufac
lures we have ordered commission.
9th. Every man who will export any non-h,u-
ropean produce, refined sugars syrrups, for
domestic use etail trade, or to the manufscto-
res beyond the line street, must go to the com
missioners and prove the destination of the said
merchandise
7tb. The warehouses ofrefincd sugars, non Eu
ropeaE produce, and sy'rups, which will be found
beyond the said lire, ~ greater quantities than rs
Necessary for the retail trade OF months, or for
domestic for one year, shall be transported
back at the expence of the owners, on this side
of the line, within three weeks after the publica
ton OF this law.
9th. The city of Altoona is only excluded from
the measures of the 7th, but the whole amount
of non European produce there, shall be put un.
der controul, that they may not be exported 10 a
ny place beyond this side the line
| 9Th Every vessel that clears from one inland
place 10 another along the coast OF the Elhe mast
give security for 25lb ofthe value oil the ship 6,
cargo, for security of discharging the cargo at the
place of destination. =
10Th. All those goods which are found to be
transported nearer the frontiers than those places.
and the line between them, shall be confiscated,
and the merchant who is interested therein shall
| pay the value ofthe merchandise All these mea-
sures shall be observed till further orders
Copenhagen, August 6, 1910. ~
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From the Salem Gazette.

A gentleman. who was on the spot the
Gay after the violent Tornado. which ha.-
pened at Bradford on friday night the l4th
Instant, states, that the effects are greater
tnan ever were before witnessed in this coun-
try from the like phenomenon. All arr. as
tonished who behold the ruins. Where
poor Hardy's house stood. scene of desoIa .
tion is exhibited which surpasses not only
ofedibiiity, but even description. Everv
ttnn5'is laid waste, as though the bosom of
destruction had. passed over that devoted
habitation- The house and barn were TORN.
by. the fHry of the Wind into atoms !; the
spiinters and broken fragments are scattered
In the direction of the blast 4 miles
The whirlwind CONNIE need abou. 90 rods
to the West OF this unfortunate mans dwell
ling, and passed to the North East. carry-
ing complete destruction in its trightful train.
II was short In It's duration, and happily in
width 1t did not exceed five rods. 1t was
accompanied with torrents of rain. and tbun-
der and lightning. The m tlnight noise, the
tumult and convulsinns of the atmosphere.
were so tremendous, that the affrighted
ne'ghbors thought the day of Judgement
had arrived" The stills only of the house
remain. At the ives end, the sleepers as
wei as the fioor, are gone, the chimney is
nearly ieveiled with the surface of the earth,
Every article of household stuff is demoish-
ed. either frittered 10 pieces. or blown away
ana lost The very stonc walls near where
the mouse Stood. are blown down. some large
rocks near the foundation are removed that
require the strength of two men to roll them
back again. :. 81
Inc. family were in bed when the storm
commenced, and IT appears miraculous hat
single lite was spared. The children were
asleep IN the Yves ern ROOM of which there
remained not single vestige he next morn
ing, except the sis. The infant which
was killed WAS found Is rods off. beyond a
stone walls, under large beam. The others
were pcked.up among the shattered ruins
Wlhin the Enclosure, and not much burt
Ahe husband and wife found themselves at
the opposite end OF the house upon the hoor
among The bricks.
ihe wife (ehceinte) was very much hruis.
ed, but IS rapidly on the recovery
his scene presepts objects 70 the phlo-
sopher Curious and ins.ructive--to the.
philanthropy, distressing and to ali awful
and impressive.
WASHINGTON ThcPREsrpENr of the
UNITED STATES arrived IN tins city on Sa.
turday evening.
Governor claiborne returned to this ci-
ty Ola Saturday.
Tt is with sincere regret that we announce
the resignation of JoHN G.. JACKSON, Esq.
distinguished Representative in Congress
from the state of Virginia. The reason as
signed fox this step, as given in letter to-
his constituents. is the state of MS health