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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-20
Wanted to Purchase, Or take
to Winter,

"a 0RSES. Mules, or Cattle, b. the
IL drove or single one.
ALSO TO SELL,
A family oi SLAVES, consisting of a
man, his wife aud four children. three
of them girls and one boy; their ages
frnm IL to 90 years, the man ard woman
between so and 40-all If them healthy
and stout -Enquire OF tie Printer.
/ October IA dem
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-20
The Minister of the Interior,
V. SHUCKMANN.
Berlin. Inne so. 1917.

Berlin. June so. 1917.
AcCordiEg {, this official declaration,
the ,~m"s Protestant and Lutheran, viii,
to e IN ,e, be disuset in the Prussian
den r'r-,.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
By the President Of the |
States.

MuEUFAV ~ On .ct snt;,lpd q an arr nro.
.,;,;', g.. ~ s,io IS ,he ,,,c, oe land ,at the
sns W. IS Ss,asl.n 80 ), n,ssed on the
o1,s da1' af rr; 1910 !, was enacted that all
:, ~ "a ,r.c, s~.s,,r ,h,s ,eserv,
,",s - ,,s I'D shnnla he ot,ered for
s.,a - ,I,s Highest h;adeY' a, Wooster. in the
sa se Ne isr ,hs Ave- ROW IS ,hs ,,eris,er
s ~, ,,S HHes 81 ,,,s rsrs;ver of ,,,I,I;,.
y, NV .a 49, and nm s,ch A., =, davs ,s
'n.m sI 10 nn,,,;c ,rnc,ar, to, of lie pyes,5en,
Of the Unted states be designated for that pur
pose and whereas by an act entitled " an act
providing Tor the sale OF the tract OF iahd az the
British tort at the Miami OK the Lake. at me
foot OF the rapids, ana Tor otner purposes,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Turnpike N0tice.

The President and Managers of the Gap &
Newport Turnpike Company have directed the
sum of Ten Dollar on each share OF stock u,
the additional subscription to be paid into the
Treasury, on the FIRST day Of June next, being
the fifth and last payment Those Nock-hoders
who are in arrears With former instruments are
earnestly requested TO make immediate pay
ment, as no further Indulgence can be gwen.
James keiton, Treasurer.
Turnp se Office, !
May Il, 1877. -St.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
James Monroe.
Department of War.
additional accountants Office,
SeEtembcr 81, 1916

HddHionol accountants Office,
September 81, 1916.
1T having been made the duty of this Office
by law, to adjust and settle all accounts in the
War Department, which remained unsettled at
The conclusion of the late war, and are now un.
settled-lt is hereby made known to the off.
GERS OF the late army, who have public accounts
to settle, and to such non commissioned officers
and privates discharged, who have arrearares
OF pay due them, that, by forwarding their la.
pers to this Office by mail, their accounts will be
settled, and the balances RENTED, without in
curing any expense by the appointment of an
agent to transact their business for them The
heirs and representatives of deceased officers
and soldiers of the late army are also informed,
that, BY forwarding their papers to this office for
any arrears Of pay due the deceased, the accou.s
will be adjusted. and the balances be RENTED
tree Of expense" -
The duties heretofore confded to the Add;.
uonal Accountant having heen assigned to this
oihce, applications relative to'the above notifca-
ton will be addressed accordingly.
Peter Hagner,
Auditor.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
THIRD auditors Ofce. l266s
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
S.4Y-.NILL FOR sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale new Saw.MiIl
in complete order and IN full operation, on St
Georges Greek. IN well tirnbered neighborhood,
IN Pencader hundred and County Of New Castle,
d Tenant house in good repair and about IS acres
of Land, 20 scres of it Woodland, bounded by,
or near. lands III the late Esquire Howell, decea-
sed, on the soa' nom Glasgow to MiddIetown.
The stand is good for Distillery and n.yard;
for terms apply 10 Nathan Boulder, Esq near
the premises, or to
Morgan Jones,
Wilmington, Del.
Dec lott
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
VALUABLE MEDICINES.

THE proprietor Of Lees original Family Medicines res
pectuy informs his friends and the public i'll general ta
he continues carefully prepare the above well established
Medicines Ills Dspensary, No. o5 Hanover street, ba
tmorc, where they always to be had WHOLESALE anu
retail.
Those who purchase sell again will be trease on
the most liberal terms.
+s& ELEGANT SHOW Bills furnished gratis.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Worm Destroying Lo1en-es.

The proprietor has the pleasure OF stating that the
following case came under his mmediate obscrvation
His little daughter, about years old appeared very vsi'
bic lose her flesh, particular cause could be given
for her thus pning away, she at length taken with
fcyer, which, with Other symptoms led him to believe se
had wops he gave her dose OF Lees Lozenfes, WHICH
brought away, ine reble It may appear. worms, tie
one Neen and the other thirteen inches in length, each
three fourths Of an inch round he l gyen te Lozen-
yes to another of his hldren which brought away vast
quantity of very small worms.
The proprietor is now in possession Of e large worms
those inclined to them will be gra.icd BY calling at
his
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS,
And the symptoms by 1cllich they arr
EuO7Cu

WornsHhich infest the human body chiefly OF four
kinds vzIe iere, large round worm; the Ascandcs
sa inain-worin the Sucurbta or short, hat white
worm aud lastiy the Tsnia or tape worn ST calc from
resemblance tape This often many yardslong, and
full of joints 1t is most hutfu and most difficult to re-
move.
Among the symptoms attending .d,asrceahe
breath, especially in the morning.; bad and corrupted
gums it hing in the nose, and about the seat
epieptic fits and metmes priyaton OF speech; starting
and grinding OF the teeth in sleep, irregular appetite,
sometimes oathng food and sometimes voraco; pure.
ing, with Shiny and tGtid stools vomiting; large anu
hard belly pains and sickness at the stomach pains IN me
head and thighs with lowness of spirits slow fever with
small and irregular pulse; dry cough excessive thirst;
sometimes pale and unhealthy countenance End sometimes
the face bloatcd and flushed. .
Persons afflicted with any of the above symptoms should
have immediate to Tlanilton's Worm Destroying
Lozengcs which have been constantly attended with success
in all complaints similar those above described
dose of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm season. will eifectualy prevent " the vomiting and
purgng of ciide...a dreadful disorder, which annually
destroys thousands of the infant part of citizens 1t
likewise the mildest and most certain remedy known, and
has restored to health and strength great number when in
vanced stage Of this fatal complaint. Particular and
plain Instructions given for part OF tile necessary
treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with cagerness
having pleasing appearance, and an agreeable taste
lfuiii /; ilti-biii0us Pills.
The operation of these pills perfectly mild, to be
used by persons in every situation, and OF every age
they are cxceeny adapted to carry OH Interpretations
the appetite; to produce free respiration and there
by prevent colds which often Of fatal consequences
dose fails to cold if taken OF its first ap
pcarance They celebrated for removing ibua COS
and ought be by all persons on change Of climate
They have been found remarkably efcacions in prevent
inc and curing disorders attendant long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserved for use BY ever,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31

The operation of these highly esteemed Pills perfectly
mild and the experience Of thousands has proved, the
may be used in every situation in life without the least in
convenience. ,,,
They admirably adapted to carry off upeIduous bile
&c. &c.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31

Which have cured immense number Of persons OF both
sexes of every aye, and in every stuato Of various dam
eerous complaints arising from Worms. and from obstruc
tions foulne.s in tile stomach and bowels
This medicine bears analogy whatever to others OF
similar titles commonly complained of, operating with
violence; the contrary, particular excellence Of this
remedy is its being suited to every age and constitution
contains nothing but what is perfectly innocent and Sc
mild in its operation that rc the most delicate
pregnant lady, the tenderes infant of week old
should worms exist nthe body; but will, without pains
grpine cleanse the aoh and bowels, of whatever
foul offensive and thereby prevent the production o.
worms, and many fatal disordcers The ozenges are part
cnlary ecneos carrying off all gross hunors and erp
tons eyers and bilious complaints, and are the Safest ane
midest purga that b. used any occasion.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Bargain-t0r Cash.

I5dI SdtiI-IUI OHSI1,
TO be SOLD, at private sale, about so acres of
Land, flour or FIVE of which is woodland lying
on the Wilmington and Gap Turnpike Road
bounded by lands of NJ ,ses Montgomery and
Thomas Brackn--there is on said premises a
good Stone dwelling house, withexceent water
near the door-the house is suitable for two ia.
miles. 1t is an eligible situation for Tavern.
For terms-apply to
Jacob III. Gregg.
May A--tf
N. b A Taylor, Shoemaker or Blacksmith,
would meet with good encouragement in the
vicinity of said property.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
HamilIon's Essence g EItrGct of
Mustard,

safe and eectual remedy for rheInasns gout, PALSY
lions n,nnbne and weakness Of he neck, pains Of the side
head ache, swccd faces, frozen limbs, and every sila
complaint. prevents cinlans, or chopped hands, ant
the NJ fleets Of pcttnn damp i'll the feet.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31

:. apprentices Wanted.
Wanted, as Apprentices to the
Printing business, two Boys, between
IA and 16 years Of age.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Church Notice.

The Protestant EpiscopaIians of the State OF
Del, "are are infoaned, that the Annual Meet
ing u me Convention of this Diocese, will be
held in me Town of Milford, on Saturday the
9TH ct June next.
Wm. Wicaes,
Secretary OF the Convention.
May To-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Sovereign Itch Uiatmcnt,

WARP 'H7'aD 70 CURE
BY one application, ire rom Mercuryor any pernie,ons
ingredient. This veer remedy is 20 mild yet eHica'
cous, that may he used with the utmost safety or tue
most delicate pregnant lady, child Of aweck old
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
lBank of Dela7care,
Bank of Ueia1Care,

May 8. 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
Of this Bank, that an Election will be held at
their i,anking House, on Monday the secnni
day OF ue>i month, June) between the hours OF
three and ave O'Clock IN the afternoon, for the
ehoice OF nine Directors for the ensuing year
BY order OF the Beard
Edward Worrell,
May 3-law4t Cashsr
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
STATIONARY PRIZES.

The last drawn numbers the 18th, i,th. 18th, r4th,
10TH nth 18th, 10TH asd, s4th, aot, 18th, assh
4ad 43d 10TH 47t, .sth, 4Dth ,is, sad 5,d faith son.
s7th, seth, soti, ost, o1d o3d oath, osth GOTH 9th
ONE HUNDRED TICKETS in this Lottsry commencing
with number and proceeding in regular succession
to number 5000.
The above scheme OF the Fourth Glass OF the State Lott
terry, respec fully offered to the pubic under the i'm.
preston that will only be acceptable but attractive
for almost every day, in the Whole lottery, yields high
prze, independent OF Six Capitals, which floating, and
Liable to he drawn any day of drawing.
The object of this Lottery is aid In re Improvement
of the internal Navigation of the state Of the state ref
Pennsylvania, and was authorized by the Legislature
pressy for that purpose. 1t is for The interest the c
zen cfthe state generally, and particularly those OF
the City of Philadelphia, that it should cccod. 1t may
be hoped therefore, that all who feel friendly the boecr
of this lottery will buy ticket in the same, such as
should not be fortunate to draw prize will least
enjoy the satisfaction of having contributed their aid to
to the advancement of laudable undertaking.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
TIE eenniae Persian L0jion.

SO celebrated among the fashionable throughout Europe
an Invaluable cosmetic, perfectly Innocent ana safe, hci
from corrosive and repeent minerals, the bass Of other 10
the face and skin, freckles pimpes, fanatory reduces
scrus, letters, rngwoIms, snbun prickley eat, etc
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, without impeding tn
yetts elect speedy ard permanent rendering the ski,
dCiieateY soft and smooth, and improving the compeXnn
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Hap.,iton's Grand Restorative.

Is recommended an invaluable medicine for til
speedy relief and permanent Of the various complaint
resulting from diSsipated pleasures juvenile ndssretions
reenot in climates unfavorable TO the constitution rh
use Ut ea frequent INVESTIGATION, any othc
intcaperance, the unsk excessive
mercury the diseases peculiar to females at certain pcro
- lie, J"I lyirss in, H.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
RestOrdtire POacder Tor Ehe IeeU
and G1IluS.

This excellent preparation comforts and strengthens til
gums, preserves the enamel from decay and ceanSes
whtenS the teeth, by absorbing all theacrmorolS slime
fonlness which, suffered to aecurnuate never iais in
r,. I...all l.. i.at laltaa
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment fer The Itch.

Warranted inalblc reuedy at one application may
be used with perfect safety infants awcek DID, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury Or any dangerous ingredient
smart which attends the application other remedies.
lies fyaitiOle Hsne u ke.er ;.l'opS,
For the OF agues, rciittenv and ntern evcrs
Huiin'S true and genuine Gt,man
Corn PiaiStey.
N. B. At the place of sale pamphlets may be had gratis
describing performed by the above medicines the
number, Importance aQd responsibility OF which, fully us
tify veery article of the adv ertseingnt.
ian, ST
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
Genuine i'rrsi,ia Lotion.

The Persian Lotion operates mildly, rendering the ski
lccately soft and smooth improving tile complexion
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
HumiiiOn's Elicir.

Celebrated for che Of Colds obstinate coughs asthnas
ipproachig eoiis,imptions, and certain remedy fol
the Wiluopnp cough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30

Nd FOR SALE.-Ey virtue OF a rust deed executed
- to the Subscriber, trustee, by VIM. Edwards and
Frances c. his wife, bearing date the Ith of February
ls Tor the purpose VI securing the interest of General
John H. Cooke, mentioned in the said deed and
At the request of the said VIM. Fdwards-Wil be sold
on the premises, TO the hi chess bidder, the 9Th Monday
ia February next (beis Surry day) ii fair other.
wise the next fair day. that valuable Tract IF liant and
Its improvements, of said Edwards adjoining the public
land which the house of said county Stands
tinaied TO contain hundred and sixty a.
cres and lis Improvements, part thereof will be sold
ursfy. 1872.
two families, (neludng the tenement under lease IL
IS considered healthy situations the soil favorable Tor
the production OF Indian corn, and oats Its proA
NIFTY IL navigation, and other Ideal considerations rem
ders II particularly favorable for mercantile pursuits
Many other professions might be prosecuted this
place with advantage to the mechanic, aud great
encc to the neishborlood.
The land viii be sold entire in parcels, shall he
considered on the day Of SALE best to suit purchasers
advance the sale.
credit will be given two thousand dollars until
tie first day of January next, and the balance
purchase money till The first day OF January 1872 TEX
cep much shall be fouSd necessary the DAY OF
sale TO deray the cNpences att.'iing die trGsf viii BE-
required in CASH. the purchaser purchasers exc
cutting TO the subscriber bonds with personal secnity
be approved by him. aud also executing deed
trust deeds on said property 10 the balance Of the
purchase money.
JOHN FAuLcoN, Trustee.
January23. 81 2awIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30
From the New- York Courier. |
ANDRES CAPTORS.
Joseph Dslapfains, Esq.

The account lately given by colone ell
Tallmadge, gentleman whom we have
long been i'll the habit of respecting very
highly, III relation to the capture OF major
Andre, is one of the most unpleasant
things we ever read. And we cannot but
deeply regret, that any member of the
National Legislature should have given il
currency.-And we do believe that if the
colonel had had little time for renee
ton, his good sense would have shown
him the proprety ofwithholding il, how
ever confirmed his own belief IL. the cor
rectness of major Andres impressions
might have been.
The three American yeomen did take
Andre-tliey dill bring him into the Ameri-
can camp-they did refuse the gifts he
had it in his power to make, and they did
reject his solemn promises of splendid re-
ward. These are admitted facts. But
major Andre was OF opinion, that if he
could have actually paid them more at
the time, they would have released him.
Now can this mere opinion of Andre out
weigh the substantial admitted facts, a.
bove detailed
These men have been hopored by their
country. The account of their conduct
was transmitted from ihc American camp,
stampt with Tie praise OF the Army, and
the sanction OF Washington. How is
this, then Was the whole army, with
Washington al lis head, deceived as 20
the Cow boy" character OF these men,
and the integrity oftheir conduct, in the
particular transaction and was colonel
Talmadge alone acquainted with the
iruthl Or--did they really kDo,o that
Andre was brought in, because his cap
tors we're cunning enough, simple "Cow
boys as they we're, to calculate OF bet
ter reward from Congress, than from An
drel And did they all unite in such a
gross imposition upon Congress, upon
tie country, and upon history, as to deck
their mercenary brows with the wreath.
of virtue, and integrity and patriotism
| And did Col Tdllmadge remain silent
during all the time that this course o
fraud and imposition was proceeding tC
| -, eOusummatlcu :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30
Monticello. Dec. D 1916.

Monticello, Dec. 25, 1916.
DEAR SIR-On my return from Bed
ford, after on absence OF seven weeks, |
found here your favor of the 23d of No
vember, with a copy of the first number
of your Repository. But found also an
immense accumulation OF letters recei, ed
during my absence, some of which claim
ed my first attentions. You know my a.
version to the drudgery Of the writing ia
BILE. The great aifliction of my present
life is a too oppressive correspondence.
1t IS wearing me down in body and mind
and leaves me scarcely moment to at
tend to my affairs, or 10 indulge in the
luxury threading and reflection, which
powers of life. Yet take up my pen
with chcerfulness, to express the satisfac-
ton with which have read and examin-
ed this first number of your work.
think il well executed both in manner
and matter. A judicious selection of
facts, related i'll an elevated style, and
enlivened by rich fancy, carries the
reader on with the ardour of his author,
while the fine traces ofthe graver embody
in his mind, the figure with the facts, Of
the relation. have understood that the
scale of the narrative has been censured
by some, as too short, by others, as too
long. ] think, myself, it is web proper
toned to the object of the work. Were
! to indulge criticism, it would be on
the omission to quote authorities for the
lives and portraits of Columbus and YES
pucius. Their age was SO remote from
ours in time and place, that whatever can
be learnt of them now, must be from
public sources, with which the reader
might wish to be acquainted. In recent
histories, authorities are not required,
because their publication is itself au APP
peal to living witnesses of their truth
With my wishes that you may receive a
Just remuneration for the labours and ex-
penses of this interesting publication, ac-
cept the assurance of my esteem and res
pect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Joseph Dslapfai,ie, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30

To Tm Ddyicy Steraf ard kesab his mite, .S0Uy
UGgify. JcsrPh DayLcy Richardson, Marcy Rich-
orfsoa. ch!id,en and heirs of Fanny Daytsy, d.cd
D,gstass Dastsy and Elisabeth Ddytey, chiidren
u sally DdyHy, tclio are heirs, apd the four last
are also dcases Of the said Joseph Dsyicy, deceased
v1ikE NOIlcE-That on the 18th day OF February
next, a the tavern of Edward Boiling, in the
New-Cantcm, aud county vi Buckingham shall proceed
TO take the DEPOSITION of David Ross Jr.-And the
ih day Of March, next At the office OF Mr. Henry Shore
ia the city Of Richmond shall proceed To take the de-
position az Edward C. Davis-whch dispositions to
be read as evidence in the suit depending in the ST.
perior Court of Chanccfy held at Richneud wherein
am plantiu and You defendants.
Yours, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30
January23.
DOMESTIC.
To Tire Editor Of ". Y. Ecening Pos
DEiI1deI,,L;o Inn III IS

II tHt IlHFUI y ". 7 LUtI1iH3 7 0St.
Philadelphia, jar. Il, 1917. -
DEAR SIR have received an inter
esting letter from Mr.. Jefferson, and as
his opinion OF the Repository accords
with yours, and as you have been kind
enough to give your aid in the promotion
Of the work, | shall be happy, if YOU may
see proper, that you would give it an in
sertion in the Evening Post.
With great respect and esteem, am,
dear sir. your obedient servant,
JOSEPH DELAPLAINE.