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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29

PrOhi6itica Of Billie Societies ia Hungary.
mn BUoA, Maya
The following circular letter 10 the
Clergy IN Hungary was issued already on
the 23d OF December iusl year, by the
Government in this city:
Considering that the Loud0n Bible As
ISOLATION has caused the establishment OF
several affiliated Societies, particularly
IN Germany, and that several such as
socla,ioms IN The imperial hereditary domi-
mons, particularly among the Protest
ants, have more intimate connexion in
view, his Sacred Majesty has been
gracionsly pleased TO ordain that care
be taken that printed copies of the Bible
DE not circulated GRATIS, or at low
price, by such Foreign Associations and
Societies in his Maiesty's hereditary do
minions, nor the establishment OF a BIZ
bic Association be allowed. For the
rest, his Sacred Majesty ~ yrac;ousIy
pleased 10 allow the trade with Bibles as
with all other books by booksellers, ac-
cording TO the Ordinances published on
has subject. The Reyal Government
her, by publishes this his Majesty,s re-
solution, that the most punctuai care
may be taken 10 observe ii in every point.
Given At Buda, The Odd Dec. 1916. i'm
The Assembly of the Members of the
Royal hungarian Government.
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ST. CLAfRSvfLLE, July 10
III RGE man,

Last Sunday afternoon. scatter;pe, ,,.s
ses OF zee, or large hail, fell in this town
and ncighborhood. Man, of flIe pieces
which were as solid as winter ice. but ~
an irregular figure, measured from d. ~
seven inches in circumference. Near liar.
Tiss mill, OF Wheeling Creek. ibe haI
Tell IN such quantities as To lie til 10 a.
clock next morning. We are sorry 70
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ST.. LOUIS. (NIs.N Nfau %


Since the publication of our last num-.
Der, we have been visited by several ron
tiemen from The Wabash, Illinois. Ouis-
coneon, and the neighbOurlsood Of Fort
Usage, on tile Missouri, from whence we
learn Hat travelling is rendered more A.
grecablr between YinCeunes and 81. Lou.
Is, several families haze commenced
building cabins and opening farms on tl,e
road, marked out by colonel Chambers.
That new fort, on commanding scite
has been laid out at Peoria, and il IS said
Tic works will be all completed the ens,i-
ing winter.
The Indians in tie neigbbourl,ood Of
Prairie du Chen and Dukes mines, ap-
pear very sulky, and indicate desire "
foment new difficulties.
II Is said that tlie Winnabago and Sack
chiefs have been lately at tie British gar
rison at Amherstburg, aud returned load.
ed with presents.
The Kansas and Ottos have been ~
war some time. The last of March small
war parties were sent from each of their
towns to surprise and attack each other.
The Kansas happened TO fall into tbe
track ofthe Ou0s, on their march To at
tack the klnsa villages. On The ID of
April they came ~ with the Ottos. and
defeated them, with tie loss of QUO of
iheir warriors badly wounded. They
took four Otto scalps and considerable
quantity OF arms and horses.
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DOMESTIC.

NEw-ORLEANs, June %.
OF, bound in, ships Gen. Knox and
Gov. GriSwold U. 5. brig Boxer, ketch
Superior, and two briggs, unknown.
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-, .SpDtSN LIB, June 4.
:, Arrived, at Shippingsport, steamboat
franklin, So days from Newt Orleans. tha-
wing been detained ~ days,) a distance
OF 1910 miles, with freight that win
clear $500 Sailed, the small steam
boat Pike, for ST. Louis, with freight and
Passengers.
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Algerine briss had aTr:vc,. at said place
from Algiers. bound To The eastward, in
questofthe irigaie, and other presents
expected from the Grand Seignior. /,
therefore, indulge the hope of such hor-
rid catastrophe, as reported from Ali
cant Will prove unfomded. (Signe,D
"P. c. UPPER, consul"
Near 300 comstables arc TO be in at,en-
dance on the trials for treason.
Two British Generals are said to have
been dismissed the service.
Ihe two 'Gunisiau Corsairs carried in
to England, appear 10 have been after
wards conducted ont ofihe narrow seas,
anc! released. The prizes appear 10 have
been retained.
The proprietor of tie Courier has OBJ
tanned 1861. damages Of the proprietor OF
the Statesman, Tor Il libel.
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eB"lhe writer of the above is now in luresss
as apPears by The following statement
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Nay Is.-The ship Washington, Capt.
Forman. viii sail first week IN June for
New \ ork. | understand that the fol-
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Selected from London papers to tie erening
cfthc 7tt Of JuRe, received at the o9fce Of
tie Democratic Press, per tie ship 2ho-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

The last drawn numbers the nth, rath 18th, I4t,
soh ,st, sad, sgd, s4h seth, a7h, gath, sph, 4It,
4ad 43d 4cth 18th, 4sth, 4Yt ,st sad sgd S4h soth,
s7th ssh so oist DAD, o3d, oath, osrh, ooth 67th,
ONE HUNDRED TICKETS in this Lottery; commencing
With number 5000, and proceeding in regular succession
to number $500.
The above scheme Of tile Fourth Glass OF the State LOT
terry isrespeotlY offered to the public, under the I'M
preston that viii only he acceptable, but attractive
for almost every day. in the whole lottery Yields high
prze, independent oil Sin Capitals which art floating, and
liable to be drawn any day of drawing
The object of this Lottery is to aid in the improvement
of the internal Navigation of the State of the State U
Pennsylvania, and authorized by the Legislative
presy for that purpose II is for the interest Of the o
zers ofthe state ge ally and particularly those oil
the City of Philadelphia, that it should succeed. IT may
be hoped therefore, that all who feel friendly 10 the boec
Of his lottery, will buy ticket in the same, and such
should not be so fortunate as to draw prizes viii at Least
enjoy the satisfaction Of having contributed their aid
to the Advancement Of most laudabe undertaking.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
New Castle Der. i3.

BY virtue Of writ lev. "a. to me di.
Fected' will be exposed to pcblic sale, at
.he house of William 3. Cochran, Can't
wells fridge in St. Gorges Hundred, on
Monday the 27sh day of Oct. INST. at one
O'Clock, +. NJ. A tract Of land situate ".
ing and being in the Hundred of Apo.
9u'nnimink & known, by the name Of the
Home farm, bounded on Blackbird Creek
adjoining lands OF Thomas Graham and
others, containing by computation 9aa
acres OF land be the SANE more or less.
Seized and taken III execution as the
property Of John Stats, and to be sold
by
Iransis Haagliey, sheriff.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
y DR. GOBOLD'S
,a VEGE7ABLE BALI OF LIFE.
Price one dollar.

Atf <Sn Il HD1~L DHA~ IZ VI AAEGB
Price one dollar.
LEVYGATED cHfRCo4L TOOTH PcEn
DER,
Price SO Cents.
THE RES7ORA1IYE DEN1Ts FICE,
Flor cleansing, whitening, and preserving ths
teeth and gums. Price So cents per box.
This valuable preparation Possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautisyng the
tech; in its composition it is perfectly flee
from acid or any other perncious property la.
BILE to corrode, or in any way injure the teeth.
for which reason is affiliated the safety Of its
use, and the preference I, has obtained over 9TH
or preparations intended for similar purposes
it strengthens the gums, eradcases the scusvy.
sweetens the breath, pre- s.veS the teeth from
delaying. and prevents them from aching, nes
cessity of having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIA,
Extracted from the iberian fragrant plant.
for curing detects of the skin, and improving
the complexion, &c. Price 2 dollars.
Since the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards Of seven hundred thou.
sand persons have experienced their happy and
salutary effects, many Of whom from the low.
est stage Of their disorders.
Take notice, thar each and all the above re.
nuine medicines are signed on the outside covers
with the signature of the sole proprietor,
Il. w. DYOTT, nj. u.
A supply of the above medicines just receiv.
led and for sale by the following Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, &c.
may be had gratis
DR.. Joseph BAILEY e. Ca Wiinsig,oe.
p Mansfield >. Smyrna.
= w To7pnseNf, Hest Chester
James Afiitechop N1ilfcrd.
Ro6erf Ocheltree Christiana.
Caleb Ross Laurel
DIR T w. DYOTT, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that the above genuine
medicines are sold in Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Medi-
cine Warehouse. n. Z. corner of Second and
Race .strsets-where, in addition to the above,
he has constantly for sale, by wholesale or re-
tail, an extensive and general assortment os
Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, Glass
Furniture, Walls, and professional articles of
every description for town or country merchants,
practitioners &c. on liberal terms, for cash OF at
the USUAL credit.
| August Ply
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Redemptioners.

Farmers, Ship and House Carpen.
tiers, Masons, Shoemakers, Taylors,
and Mechanics of almost every DIES.
eruption, both boys and girls, who
wish TO hind themselves for a limited
time, TO defrsy the expenses of their
g'assage from Amsterdam to America.
apply on board the ship Francis. in
the River Delaware. opposite Callow.
I'LL street, or at the Counting Hous,
of
w. OdIin s Go.
SO, South Wharves, Philadelphia
Get. list
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

BY virtue Of writ lev. ia. to me di.
rectsd, will be exposed to public sale, at
house OF William Is. Cochran, Cantw wells
Bridge in ST. Georges Hundred, on Mon
day the 9th day of October inst. at
l2o'clock, noon, A plantation or tract OF
land, situate, lying and being in the Hun
dreds OF Pencader and St. Georges, boun
ded by lands of Joseph Tatneil, Jame'
a. bayard. Joshua Clayton and others
containing by computation $50 acres b,
the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as tn,
property of Maxwell Bines, dec. and to b.
sold by
Francis Haughey, sheriff
New Castle Ger. i3.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
For Sale,

a lot of Land, situate in East Marlborough
Township, Chester County, Penn supposed to
contain rs Acres ) about 22of which is under
excellent TIMBER with a la sc commodIous
brick dwelling House, Saw, Cardmg x Turn
ng Mills, TWO story work shop, cellcred, a
well of good water, an orchard of different kinds
of fruit trees. The arabic land divided in snl II
Lots. a Lime Some Quarry within 50 perches
OF said Land, ABOUT one mile and a quarter
from Friends Meeting held at Kennett Square
BY applying TO the Subscriber on the priinises
all other necessary information may be had, q
lines attended to if necessary.
Samuel Pennock.
| 9th mo. l3---6t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
DIR. DYOT7"y
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS.

For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malignant
Fevers.
Price cents; large boxes 50 cents
Those Pills, 1t timely administered, will We
move the causes which commonly produce in
termit,ent, rsmutent, bilious, and yellow fe.
vers, bilious cholic, pleurisy. dysentery, worms
bilious vomiting, hatulence, indigestion, loss of
appetite, cos,veness, epiieptic fits, hypochon
dra, and hystericai affections, foul stomach,
|cods and coughs, asthma, scurvy, strangury
gravel, rheumatism and govt
They are particularly servceable in Female
Disorders. and especially in the removal of
hose obstructons, which are the great source
|of their complaints at certain periods; they pos
SEES this eminent advantage over most other
,urgatves, that while they operate gently, they
produce neither costiveness, debility, nor too
|great excitment whenever there is a predis-
position to disease, arising from marsh ef'u
via or too copious use of ardent spirits, or q
yltiated state of the bile, they are sure to re-
We've,
They are highly recommended to travellers,
10y sea and land, as they may be made use Of
with the utmost safety, withArt change Of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly bene
| fcial in the prevention of disorders incidental
TO hot climates they deterge and cleanse viscd
humors, open distractions, promote the secre.
ton Of good bic, operating as a cathartic and
powerful diuretic and diaphoretic.
MAH1'S PLASTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all the most
| eminent physicians Of Philadelphia.
| This plaster cloth, SO well known in the u.
States, and particularly in the city of Fhila-
Idelphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers,
however old and inueterate also cancers, cry.
Isipelas, wens, Jumps, scrofula, 6stula, white
Swelling, sore breast, felons, windows, bols,
Icarbuncles, &c. &c. 1t cures sprains, bruises,
Ipans in the back, swelling and pains in the
joints, scalds, burns, childblain, sore legs, and
Sounds tending to snppnration it draws can
. lterlsed sores or issues, very successfully and
without pain dissipates the pain of the gou
lsnd rheumatism in short time as it soften,
THE skin, i; is used successfully for the cure Of
lcorns on the feet. This plaster is recommended
ITO mariners and others who travel by sea o.
Hand.
DIR, DrOTT's
| PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
certainty, is infinitely superior TO any other me
rIdicine, for the cure of that most disagreeabe s
Itormenting disorder, the Itch. Price so cents
i DIR. DlOTT's
i INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
Price Fifty cents per Bottle, wirh full direction
for using.
THE CIRcASSTAN ERE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of tn
Eyes. whether arising from cold, infian,-
alation, weakness, &c. &c.
Price fifty cents per bottle, with frl! direction
for using.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
LEES
Worm DestrOyiug LoSenges.

The proprietor has the pleasure of stating thar the
following came under lis immediate Observation.
His little daughter, about syears old, appeared very vis
be 10 ese her nesE, no particular could be given
for her thus pning away, she length taken with
fevers, which, with other symptoms led him believe
had wors he gave her dose of Lees Lozcnges, which
one fifteen and the other thirteen nts in length, each
three fonrths Of aninch round he has given the LozeH
ges to another of his children, which brought away vas
quantity OF very small worms.
The proprietor Is in possession Of the large wons
those inclined to than will BE- g,atihed by calling d
his Dispensary
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
DIR K BERTSONS
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOzEMGEG

y
A medicine universally esteemed for destroying every
species Of worms. Price fifty cents.
symptoms The common symptoms of the worms are
palepess uthe at other times flushing Of tile
face, itching of The and about the seat starting
grinding Of rho teeth in sleep swelling OF the upper lip the
appetite sometimes bad, at other tries yoracious loose
ness diapreeabe breath, hard see belly great thirst
the urine ro,y and sometimes Of yitish color gripping
or choc pains, involuntary discharge of saliva especial
ly when asleep; frequent pains in the side with dry
cough and unequal pulse; palpitatiors of the heart
lswoonings, cold sweats. epileptic FITS, &c. &c.
Though numbcress medicines extollcd for expel
and killing worms, equal in efficacy Dr. Robert
sons Worm Destroying Lozcnges they are mild in tho
operation and may be given to the youngest infant with
safety.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
~ EitBdHt ohOW HHIs furhSheu pfatis.
Lees HntibitiOlls PILLS.

The operation Of these highly esteemed Pills 81 perfectly
mild and the experience Of thousands has proved they
may be used in every situation i'll life without the least
conv enienoe.
They admirably adapted oil supetRuoas biey
xc, &c,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Francis HaMgheA, sheriff
Nesp Cassie, Sept. Is.

B1' eiriue Of a urif Of vead expoaas 10 me de
@eeted. zriH be esoosed to public sale. at the house
Of William q. Cochran, Cnt1uelps Bridge. an St.
Georges Hundred, IN Monday 9Th day gt October
ins,. al 9 O'Clock, p. ". No. l. the t5lieipmg Ges
tyi5ea tract or p0rceif land, situate in Appoqain
nimint hundred, bounded BY lands gj facob Stats,
Tho,nas NJ Kean, Robert White and others, con
tanning by c0'rpatation, 81 acres, mere or less.
NJ. 2. OTHER piece Of land situate in the hun.
drea aforesaid, bounded BY lands Of .3an,es Marley
Samuel Marshall and others, containing about 81
acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the PROPERTY d
yoseph Dean, ard to be soidty
Francis Iiaughey, sheriff,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
PATENT S1O MaCHIc BITTERS.

Prize one dollar,
Which celebrated for strengthening weak stomacs
increasing the Appetite and certain preventative and
for the fever and ague, &c.
For the fever and ague masdyso prevalent through
ont the southern states, and affecting families residing
in all low countries, redundant with Marshes lakes stag,
rated POOLS rivers nc. these celebrated and UNIVERSAL,
esteemed Bters have surpassed every remedy ever adj
mstered for the relief and Of that most obstinate
oppressor OF the human frame; numerous instances o.
other cxtoied prescriptions failed they proved
m TO tbs admiration Of tho who experienced thc happ,
! li.-t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

BY virtue Of sundiy wnts OF ii. Va. 10
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the house of Jasher Holmes IN
Mill Greek hundred on "Wednesday the
29th day OF Oct. inst. at II O'Clock, noon
ho' SEES, cattle and hogs household and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, corn
potatoes in the field, &c. sc.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property Of flasher Holmes and to be sold
Toy
Francis Haughey, sheriff
New Castle. Oct. Ia.
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Sherif's Sales.
Francis Haughey, sheriff
New Castle Oct. Ia, 1917.

BY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. TO me di-
rected, will be exposed 10 public sale, a,
the house of William G. Clark, in Bran
DIVINE hundred, on Thursday the 23d
Iday of October, inst. at 10 O'Clock VI.
one horse, cattle, hogs; househt md
kitchen furniture i; buckwheat, p, Jes,
one OK cart, &c. SC.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William e. Clark, and to be
sold by
Francis Hanghey, sheriff.
New Castle. Oct. Ia. 1917.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

BY virtue ofan order OF the Supreme
|ceurt to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the village of stanton in
Mill Creek hundred, on Saturday the
25,h day of Oct inst. at | 0 o'clock, AN.
the following machinery to wit mule
throstle, carding machines, rowing s.
drawing frame, So cans, 4 lamps, scales,
and beam sc. Sc.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Mordecai Mckinney, * TO be
sold BY
Francis Hanguey, sheriff,
New Castle, Oct IA.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25


&z]%G
which the human body is liable, prepared only by the sole
proprietor,
L ". DTOTT, NJ. d.
Grandson Of the late celebrated Dr.
Robertson. Of Edinburgh.
And for sale IN PHILADELPHIA only, at the proprieors
wholesale and retail drug and family medicine warehouse
Moth east corner Of Second and Race ST. eets,
And by retail Of his Agents throughout the U. States.
DR.. ROBERT5OFS
CELEBRATED STOA1hCHIC ELIXIR
or HEALTH,
Price one dollar and ffty cents. t
Which has proved by thousands. who have expericsced
sbenecal effects, bethe valuable medicine ever
offered the public, for the Of coughs, colds CON
To f ns pGpE sou asI hsad pam the y
tite, indigestion, &c.
For the dyscnisry Iax cholera mohus, severe grip
ngs, and other diseases of the bowels, and the Summer
Complaint in children, 4 has proved certain remedy, and
restored perfect health from, the greatest debility
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints, disorder
of the breast and lungs, in the most advanced state
will find immediate relief Common Coughs and Colds,
which in general oeoasoned by obsructed
will be found to yield to its benign influence in few
hours.
In AsthnAe or consumptive complaints, Hoar.encss.
wheezngs, shortness ofBreath and the Hopping Cougll
: Nl' ~ DR. RoBERTSoNs
VEGE1ABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
Or, Easures Grand Restorative,
Price one dollar and fifty cents,
iconhdenty recommended as the most ,ncdi-
cine for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous complaints
attended with inward weakness, depression Of the spirits
head ache, tremqr, fantncs hysterc Its, debility semi
nal weakness gieets, and various copaihtsresutn from
improperly Of youth and disspatcd habits resi-
dence in climates, the nmoderatc use Of tea the
tructve OF the human race diseases peculiar to females n
certain period Of life Fluor Albus, barrenrcss &c.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders, nep-
dd several diseases of the dangerous Kind and are
various that volume would hardly suffice to complete
description Of them IL pervades with its bacfu influence
the whole nervous system, wring the heart with ney
presshe anguish, and exciting the dreadful s,nges
tons of horror and despair. To this demon have tfo
! Theinost common symptoms of its COMMENCEMENT are
after eating, imdity, flashes 81 heat and cold nbncss
csmp giddness pains IN the head, back and lors hck
up difficulty Of respiration and degutition, anScty, DRY
butte Medicine and is of infinite service for purifying tn,
blood and curing those foul disorders of the skin Which
commonly appear in the form of surrey, ureit, rcd bloch
es carbuncles ULCERS, &C. &c dose Of Dr. Dyotts An
rbious Pills, taken occasionally with this medicine
p.oves of additional service the last mentioned case
DIR R0BEPTSON'S
lcELEBRATED GOVT e. RHEUMATIC
81 DROPS
ell Price lyfo dollars
safe and cfeetuai cure Tor the gout rheumatism, Inn
bago, and gravel, swelling weakness of Joint.
,prlins, BRUISES and all kinds green wounds tic crany
nins in the head, and body, stiffness in the neck
'''''''' '' DR. RioBERTsoNs
| PATENT S1O MdCHIC B{7'TERS,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
LOOK OUT,

On Saturday last person came to the
House OF the, subscriber with sorrell
Horse, which it is believed was stolen
This horse has been detained, and should
any person make good and sufficient
proof of his being the owner, and pay all
the costs and charges, may have him a.
gain, by applying.at Clark's Corner, TO
James Read.
New Castle Hundred, Oct. 22--3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Sherif's Sales.

Bl'pirtue IF suadry zuriis Of f. ia. to me direct
ed, will be exposed TO public sale, at the house q
Samuel Shasp, Nezupot, in Chyistiaaa Hundred,
on Monday the 18Th Of October, inst at 10 O'Clock,
4. M Horses, Cattle. Wagon, Carts, together with
variety Of Farming utensils, Household and
Kitchen iunitme, I'c.
Se,zed and taken in execution as the property Of
Samuel Ssals, and to be sold by
Francis Haugheu. sheriff
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

THE proprietor Of Lees original Family Medicines res.
he continues carefully prepare the above wei ostabshe&
Medicines his Dpenssy, No. o. Hanover street, Bal
thnore, where they are always to he had wholesale and
retail.
~ Those who purchase W sell again will be as
the mx6 liberal terms.
Eepaut Show Hills furnished GRATIS