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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-14
ROBBCRIES.

On Monday, the 9th NV. inst. between
the hours Of and 2 o'clock p. nj. a rob-
hery was committed near the top of the hill
beyond Mr.. Robes mill on the Ridge turn
pike.
Mr.. John Winter, who was on his way
10 the city for the purpose of purchasing
goods, was, at the time and place above
mentioned, assailed by ruffan on horse
back who rode up along side, and seizing
Mr.. Winter by the collar dragged him from
his horse. at the same time dismounting
himself. AT that moment too,pad sprang
from The fence, and grasping Mr.. Winter
by the throat, choaked bin almost to death,
while the other robbed him of his pocket
book, containing 200 dollars. which was
all the money that he had about him, ex-
cept little change.
On the evening ofthe same day, between
8 and 9 o'clock, gentleman coming into
the city from Chester, in a gig, accompa-
MED by a servant who was driving, was
stopped by two highway men, near the
junction of the Gray's Ferry and Middle
Ferry roads, who presented pistols and de-
handed his watch, pocket book, &c.--The
gentleman dismounted, and managed to
keep them for some time at bay, denying
that he had any valuable property about
him.-At length the rufisns. having or
dered the servant to alight, both spraug
into the gig ard drove of at full speed to-
wards the city. We understand that they
were ascertained 10 have passed the Mid
die Ferry bridge, since which they have
not hecn heard of The horse and gig be-
longed to Mr.. Maxwell, inn-keeper OF Ches-
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From tie Journal ofths Times.

A.
AN ATTEMPT AT SAPPHlC.
One morn when earth was free from snow,
And springs had moi forgot to flow,
A man went forth to plough and hoe;
His name was Ichabod Beverly.
His hat was in condition sad,
Whate'er his thoughts were, good or bad,
lie there recorded all he had;
Ofchalk was made his memory.
Tall was his form-his hair, coal black,
Hung like lynch.pi down his back,
An eei-skin kept it in its sack,
With gripe ofFrench fraternity.
lie met man tand | know who)
Said he, kind friend, how do you co?
I'm pretty welL-how is't with you?
thaak you, am cleverly.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-14
EROM ST. CnOIX.

Captain Amer, of the ship Chase, from
St. Croix, informs that short embargo was
laid on all vessels at St. Croix, in conse.
quence of an attack made on the govern
ment scboonerSt Thomas, by brigantine
under the old Mexican flag. The St. Tho
mas being short Of hands, was obliged to
make running fight, until she reached Bas-
sin harbor, where she obtained from the
garrison reinforcement, as also number
Of volunteers and thus manned, proceeded
10 sea on the Esd ult. in pursuit of said yes-
sci. On the Gath captain Amer passed
within a small distance of said brigantine-
the government schooner ST. Thomas at The
same time in sight from the masthead TO
the westward. IN. York Gaz. Nov. 9.
Sailed on Saturday morning last, the fine
brig Altoona, captain Foster, for Alabama,
with 2s cabin passengers, among whom
were four new Establishments, with stocks
ofgoods complete, for Blakely, viz. Messrs.
S. Hale. B. Bassett, Fl. Munro, and Mr..
Scott-also, G. F. Mott, Esq. of this city,
who will on his arrival issue the Biakeiy
Sun and alabama .advertiser. This will be
the first paper published east OF the Tombig-
bee, in Alabama. Ii may be remembered
that this brig sailed from this city just one
Al. al f al ID l. 4. l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-14
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER IA, 1878.

The Naval superiority Of the United
States is becoming proverbial.-A CoPen-
hagan article of July 18th, says-"On the
18th we had the pleasure TO see fine new
frigate launched it is supposed she will be
one of our best sailors, being built with all
the new improvements introduced into ma
val architecture by the ingenuity Of the A
mericans." New.Orleans Chronicle.
The delicate operation Of Lithetomy was
lately performed, by Dr. Dudley, Of Lex
ington, Ky. on two individuals, one boy
7years old, and the other gentleman OF
so; and both the patients are getting well.
The Reporter states that within six months
this operation has been successfully per-
formed five times in Lexington. Ibid.
A Michigan law for the punishment OF
crimes" racently passed, has this whole
some RRvision: "that the court shall fur
Their award to The party from whom the mo-
ney, goods, or other articles shall be sto-
len, treble the value thereof; and, # the
offender shall be unable to pay such treble
damages, he may be assigned il, service to
make the satisfaction; and the party TO
whom satisfaction is 10 be made, is hereby
empowered to dispose of such convict in
service for such term as shall be ordered by
the court. Receives OF stolen goods,
knowing them to be such, are liable TO the
same penalties. ibid.
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unfortunate fair in feeling terms comm;;.
serated her affection, and declared he was
one OF the last men in the world, who would
give it the slenderest additional pang. In
this state of things, friend Of the defend.
ant stated 10 him that he was bound bv eve.
ny feeling and principle iha, could bind,
man OF honor, TO marry that girl" Tbs
man immediately declared. he was perle,,.
ly willing, and always intended it. Tn,
declaration was instantly communicated :.
another counsel, who, (although, from ,5a
mere want OF an opportunity, he had M
spoken had been maniiesting no or4,s,-.
so!icitude on the subject. He requested
pause in the proceedings-;he ggl AMI he.
mother were called out and con.u,ed-.,,
former declared that she had loved n,
- more than she could ever lore N,
man again AMI that if his former FEELING,
towards her were unchanged, she woQIs
still marry him. lie was then consulted.
and declared his undated attachment and
his entire confidence in her virtues and ri.
tections. The gentleman who had thus in.
terceded, insisted then, that as the aif,,
had been thus public, lis termination should
be public and instantaneous. 70 few mo.
I
ments, but with some opposition by the IA.
Their OF the young lady, this course was a.
greed upon. They then all returned into
court; the recent recollection and adjust.
mentwere announced and explained their
kind mediator, addressing each of them.
earnestly charged them, not to marry, IN.
less they knew and felt that their confidence
and their affections were undated and IN.
changed. This being declared, and re.
spectacle clergyman being present. Ii.
cence was issued, and the young couple
were legally and solemnIy united, in the
hoy estate Of matrimony, before Almighty
God, "and in TIE presence oithis worship.
ful courts
inappropriate Interpolation in the mar.
'''se 'e'e''0'y'
Ie,he 6;.nJ, ofI,,,l
omt!!!-rhe following letter addressed by
very respect,hIe ger,y.m,n on,Lo. e
the )egisla,pre or Now Jersov 10 80
table clo-rvn,, ~ mi. .;,,, t.. 49,.
high handed offence has boon comni,,od II
that state and that Tho norne,r,,ors arc ,oy,
nrohaLIv in MARYLAND v;,b ,be;rrrov W.
homo tho ofr;cors Sc ;u.,;.a .nd d. c;.aa.
of bum,,;,v w;vl b. IN ,ho laoi. 49,, and
wiI, o1,m;no s,,;,,Iv ,,er, IT, =, sI,,os
passing tarorob tho s,,,e. and ,rbon Tho
drove from New Jersey is discovered Of.
fectusl means vii! be taken 10 secure TO
them their rights. and 10 bring the villains
who have kidnapped them to Justice. We
have the law declaring them free,-Balti-
more Telesraph.
Nev-Brunsrsick, .Mov. :, 1918.
DIAN SIR,
am here on nv way home from attend.
ing the legislature, which have passed bib
TO stop the inhuman traffic in coloreL nor
80. f. r: .e.:.l
III, - -,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-14
GA Battalion Court OF In
>AN Exchange Co6Se-fioue .sSs.
.tsay. M ARINE JOURNAL. .Q.Gata
Port OF qLEEaYDRLi. ..Aiopembsr 10

ARRIVED,
Ship Pccahon,as, Rowland, Is days I'm
Boston plaster, sugar, sail cloth. hemp &c.
TO Lawrason 6, Fowle and J. H. Laid & Co.
Schr New-Packer, Crosby, 10 days from
Boston; dry goods, candles, &c. TO Lawra-
son g. FowIe, j. H. Ladd & Co. and Others.
Schr Six Sisters, from Port Royal, with
corn, to Lawr,son &. fowle. Reports, saw
brig and two topsail schooners in the n
Yer bound up.
CLEARED.
Schr Favorite, Arnold, Georgetown.
birmingham, Gross, do.
EIneiIne, Johnston, Fredericksburg.
S!oop Comet, Patterson, New York.
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ter, and had been hired, together with the
driver, to bring the passenger TO the city.
Philadelphia Union.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Military Bounty Land.
General Land Office,
10th Nov 1918.
Notice.

The, Lands in the Missouri Territory
north OF the river Missouri approprlat
cd Tor military boun,ies have been sur.
We ed, and the distribution OF them by
Lot will commence en- the first Monday
IN January next.
Soldiers who have received from the
Department Of War, notifications tina,
their Warrants are lodged in this g flee,
mas Sind their notifications 10 me, with
orders for location, written hus:
+" To be located in Missouri north, I'D
the paten, sent to the Post Office at
A. b."
Witness, G.. d.
The Lottery fer Military Bounty lands
ON the river St. Francis and Arkansas
viii not be ready for several moD,hs--
Soldiers who ish To have lands there
uay retain theil notifications til further
notice is ,iyen.
JOSIAH MEIGS.
Commissioner General Land OlSce.
Printers who publish the Law. at .ht
O"itcd STATES viii publish IL, 40 ,ye onct
Z week uil January ,cxi, d thr,, s,it
their accounts TO the Land Office lei
payment.
Nov 2l---la
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
d Gents kspWar.g,

/ kab ava, from the subsciiher on
thursday moinlug last an apr, ~ &C
Boy named Juha White Adams be-
tween ten and eie' en years OF age Il, ut
complexion and sandy hair; had On a
blue round about aud pan,al,trs, It'd a
drab co|ored Treat coat, a halt wnih lett
hat. and look with him blue r,untiapcut
aud panlaletts, &c. Allpersons are DR.
hid 10 harbor said boy as 1 viii ply no
charges. Whoever bring HIM home
shall be entitled to the above reward
liemry J. epper,
God aud Silver Smith, NJ so Marhe street,
Wilmington, Del.
Dccen,ber 5--St
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Fajis SALE,
a Tuiu0Lte Farm.

Situated in a healthy neighborhood
part in the State OF Delaware and part
in the State OF Mary land, in New Cas,le
and Cecil counties. Containing 252 acre
sbout $50 acres Of which is ,xceiltn
woodland This tr,ct is situated within
5 miles Of Frenchtown and , OF Elktot
is remarkably well watered from mum
Der Of springs arising thereon, and is IN
der good fence. The turnpike road from
New Castle to Frenchtown, passes thro'
this estate, whereby it may be convent.
en,ly divided into two farms. The ten
ant house (brick) is i, good order, ami
the barn new. The soil is remarkably
we'll adapted to clover and plaster.
The contemplated Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal IS staked out to PASS
through this farm, which, tits presumsd
will enhance the value Of il in the est.
nation of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about TO be brou. ht forward, ant
probably. sho,tIv carried int, execution
The terms will be accommodate Z, and
further particulars may be known by APP
pl, in, to the subscriber
Morgan Jones'.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Morgan jo,,cs.
sheriff = Sales.

By vrue Of Il wri, oiverd. expoDas to
me directed viii be exposed TO public
sale, a. the house ui Torn Grow Town
of New Caslle in N. Castle hundred, on
Saturday the 18TH day OF December next
at O'Clock; p. NJ.
No ]. A pian'ation or tract OF land
living between White Clay Greek and ths
road leading from White Clay creek
Mills TO Ogle own, adjoininr lands of
iaithorns VIM. Adams and others con
ialning by computation three hundred
acres more or less. 80. .. Tract lying
an the sou.h side Of said road and bonn.
ding thereby and adjoining lands OF
liai,horns Richard f.. and William J.
Smith ard others, con- tanning by compu-
tation 1870 aciss more or less.
No. 8. A lot of land with the improve.
ments, adjoining r. E. Smith, contain
ing 7 acres more or less.
Seized and taken il execution as the
property of George r. Massey and to
he sold by
John MOODY, Sh,.G.
Il. Castle Nov. 90, 1918
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
I.abo,lrers Wanted.

The subscriber wishe. to hire a Few
I aboucrs the ensuing year. iol his +, IN
IN >assalfas Neck !; or would purchase
two or tfes negro men on boys OF good
character, fol ter'n of years.
weed 1 hopp'rs
are also wanted, and may have constant
employment. Aprl, to Mr.. Georbe w,
Moore, a, Chrlst;anu f!ill.
y iiorsey.
Nov. 25-6t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26

BY virtue Of writ OF lev. ia. to inc
directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at tina house OF David Brlnton >Viimisg
ton on Friday the l5'h day of January
next, at two oclock p. VI. A tract of
land situated in Chlistiana hundred bour
ded by land of Peter Derrick son, the
Okissian road, Herryng BraLch land of
George Lalimore, Robert Arnatrong.
Robert Phillips, Joseph Lyna, John
W alraven, decd. Thomas Du" and VIM.
Robinson, containing by computation two
hundred aud twenty seven acres and 90
pcrches, be the same more or less.
Deemed an. taken to be the property
of William Price * Terre Tepants.
and to be sold by
.1Ohu .MOOdu. Shift
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
office.
Nov, 2l--lawt

The Assessors Of New Castle Count
are requss ed 10 meet al the Red l.lo'
Tavern. on the FIRST 'u sday Of Deem
her next a, &c o'cIucs. 4 VI in orb t.
tquali2e the valuation If ptrso al bso
pcrty, III their respective hundreds.
Nov IS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Silcrin''s Sales.

~ virtue ., d Wi ii ,end - XII. 10 me
direc'ed' viii be exposed 70 public s,le,
al the !"pli,e t solomon ii,lssi, Station,
N i'll eek hund' Ell, ~ oa,u dn, he
9Th da; OF lsece Der ue>i. q, o'ci OK,
VI The foil, wing esclbea q, us d
lenemths situate l'ing ana a. = u, he
bundled Ut Mill rcek acjoillrp pro.
Iieriy ct James US "n, " ~ iiiochen,
John Mtntl.nhaIi aud 9 hers, cni,loi lag
b, computatloii, e,e l,undted am . ,ty
d, res. he III So t ,noit vi css.
Seized aid taken in exec ION ~ the
properly OF isaac iolnies, add 10 Lt Id
nv
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Notice is hereby giren,

that unless the nwner or some other per-
son le, ally authorized to claim the afore-
said haries, does come forward am!
prove him 10 be t1eir property. pay all
charges and ;ake hi.n way. that al the
expiration Of $ weeks from this day he
will &c discharged from his confinement
Without fee or rev rti a reesble to al &C,
of the General Asse ably of this stats
made X provided.
n0ch Joyce, kh'F
Dover, Nov 4, l3i8.-8t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Bank of Delaware.

November ), 1918.
The President x Directors have this
day declared a dividend of ten dollars pc
share on he capi'a al stock, payable 10 the
Stockholders. or their legal representa-.
'tiyes, any time alter the 'h inst.
dNard " errell Lash'r
|Nsv. A,--lAW1H
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26

Parents. (.,Iardiai.e, sc

The Subscrihcr, having been Teacher
to the Ri,tenhouse School Tor 5 years last
past thinks it tx 'clIeht 10 leave said
.'chool a, the close Of The present year
Persous WISHING to employ an En- lisl
Teacher, viii please 10 Gail on the Rev
Joseph ), hi,by, John Crawford. Esq
Arnold $. Nsudain, Esq. Alessrs. Mex
amber Lrawiord and Peter Is Dela,y
(rrustees Of said school or Abraham
atpaty Esq. and for terms, tn ths onb
xcriber, at he Rittenhouse School, neal
Middietown, delaware
5a.nrs Ii. Calder.
Nov. q ct
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
IT, NE SOLD,
Nov. 81 lot
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A lot of Ground; containing Al! ali
acre, situated in The village OF b'andy.
wine, on the Conc~-d road MOI lie toll
gate with large WY erected lwn story
stone dwell iIp house and a wool Luiii
'enement erected therou. The house
is well calculated fora " aving eslab ish
men. being in the vicinity OF extr 81, c
msnuiaciories. For farther pa ilcula 8
enquire Of
SsOynn,; Zones.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Uittiam ire.
Notice is hereby wi,eu.

Thai on The fourth dav al nexl month.
January sig, sn Election will b. hrid az
he tavern q; Joseph pin ia the bnrou b
t Wilmington, for 20 eiec' lrr msua, crx,
q transact the business ofthe Wit log-
on aud kenne kcsa iur tie e,,s'.,ny
year. Election To- c"nmenc, at 10, clu1 &
o, ss,d day.
Joshua " oIias1on, See'ry.
Ocs. Still.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
John Bowman.
FOR SALE.

i'he Lime o. u heolthy act're ,Hsra
;;iri. 'cho has tzccire years TO serre,
~; il nszc si.rtten-0ppiy TO the
s,.uar.--ff
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
N'Ul;CE.

Was commi'tedt to the public Jail Of
Kent County, in the state Of Delaware
Tuesday the Sd day OF thi, inst by
! homss Pryce. Esq. one of,he Justices
of the Peace IL * Tor the said County, a
black man, who calls himself Charles, on
suspicion Of having absconded from III,
service Of his master lie states that lie
belongfto VIM. Matthias, in v ashington
Comfy, Mary land :: Therefore
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
lLa!1,A!pNllhR,,
E(ba SALE,

That handsome aud highly improved
Farm, MOkVEN, late the pro ,,erty oil
Captain David Ross, deceased, situated
in The county Of New Castle, state OF
Delaware, within the distance OF two
mics from the latter town, five miles
from Wilmington and three Of Christi
ana Understanding about 1870 acres
Iof land, chiefly arabic, and in high
state of cultivation Some marsh mea
low it, nerd grass, with the eccssary
drains The woodland is thriving young
hickory and oak, and all well enclosed
with thorn f-ncrs. The buildings on
the place are good Brick dwelling
house, new Brick Barn with stabling,
and stalls Tor so head OF cattle, 2ranary
and carriage house, poultry house, with
sheds and yards for the poultry, sheep
house convenient and we'll filled, a stone
smoke house and spring hou,e, with a
never failing spring oil excellent water
and a neat well built Ice house, that will
contain 40 wagon loads. There is on the
place u fine young orchard OF the best
tt7s---fs...i 9--~i--------.p-h atasume and we'll
stocked ga' der. two good pumps, all the
stock on the farm, CONSISTING OF horses
mich cows, working tx..l, a pair oi
young steers tine buli years old
Blackwell breed sheep, rs Meiinos
hogs poultry OF different kieds and
farming Utensils of every description.
Ii is presumed that 10 person lnclin-
et. TO purchase so valuable an estate, VI i'll
wish 10 engage without first viewing the
premises. which will be shown by APP
pllca''on at the place; or, if any iafoi :
ma'io shonld be required in PhiIadel-
,phiA, II will be given by calling on John
Lcamy, Esq No. 70, S. Third street.
Marcia q. Ross, adm'X.
with will annexed, on The premises.
Aug. 26--tT
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
h @ev1 stUNus;i.
n W .%oy So

viii .ite the above reward Tor ap.
p chc"dint and secrrin,. So that GET
him agalu, my an AM.IN, y no ran
away wilhou, III, smalIss, p.oyo, anon,
this moinin the 29,h of Nov, uh ,ro-
vlded he is taken uul Oi the s'a t 'iary-
land, Fifty doll.s # aker IN C i,in-
|iy, and brought home aud o,e g 49,. d
dollars It taken II III any OIL et Ls IF
MARY land. A.nos is 4 aut 90 YEAS IF
age, of dark brown compleNlor. very
I rg, mouth. vi h thick fps OF "a r,utn
look. alert and ob!iging II, his ina ner,
lvel' silo,t in his pen son, rather lncr,cd
10 be ius,y, I've is ny trace c, tptr md
excels very nuc! IN his pr, t,ssln' rs
ia, AZ CD discover, lie took with him
Tie following Clothes only A ,reat
Icoat tonsiierab', worn, dact ped
WOO en- jacks, I'VE pair of pau;aIro> ''e
I't coFdtroy, mended, The other 1t hunt-
ing cord, coarse yarn stoctinss ~ d a
fans pair of un,Iy shoes, with u NV
wool ha' with yellow iiNiug. upon which
II, written Amos al he Grove Is
name aud the NAME If my faro lie.
was born III my family Oh thr We,,ern
Shore OF Mary land, ard is d t ga
stranger to this par ii the country All
pei Sons are hereby warned urtc, he
scverest penalties of the law, hot I" hAr-
hour or employ III any way Whatever,
he above runaway.
Uittiam ire.
Grove Point, Cecil County, Md.
Nov. 29lh, 1915 In,
!, F. The Aurora wi insert this taile
TOR one month and transmil his az
count to this Office for settlement.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
Treasury Oihc, Dover Ocs. IL, 1878
Notice.

The undersigned wt aus Il a New Castle
81 the 9Th and until o'cloce. P M On the 81,
November neat, at George, rwM, III The ~ >
,util O'Clock, p. N. on the 18th, and at Dov
,n the 77th < 2sth of tue same month, for q.
of receiving the State Tax, and
other debts due to the State Of Delaware, VII
= is his duty to receive. The collectors and OF
RS are therefore requested to be punctual in tbs
.s.sndance and prompt in their p 'y'nents.
Cornelius +. C0megys,
-. esse Tssa,xsr
sss. H-1n
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
John Moody, Shift.
New Castle. Nov. 26, 1878
" i'll be sold
lit Public TpndlIe.

1T TWO O'CLOCK.
At the house Of Joseph Gi'pin, Wash
ington Inn, on saturday January I'd, 1879
hat two story house and Lot in King
,.reet, at presen. occupied by Tho,nar
dtDow / esq and possession given or
thc ssth March next. Terms ST sale.
John Ai'CInn..
Gee. Z, 1919. 5'-ws.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-26
John ''"ody, sheriff.
New Castle NJ, 80

Sy virtue Vi wit of ais vend. eyn
to ,oe dlI.cted wi!i b, exposed TO bic
safe, at the hu.i" at >ulum n - ,sry,
Sttt.un, Mill Creek hn dred. on Satur.
'ay he i2th day at December ntA, a
y,e o 'iolh II VI A plantation ~ &c
Z, land siue lyIue d. Il briu in ~
C'eek hrnUteh bn't cd by lsreI+ uf
Whilst" i''yce. hnmas jus;is, j. :. ph
eir'rts"n and 60 vr. with he "A,
4, ven.sns tier, on er, cted a.u HE
rsht To ote equal ',.,li part OF list
= Ill. adj"''lnp said tarm. cont i'u by
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Horticultural eucietu.

Notice is heteby given, to tue Agrl
cultural S. cisty OF tie County OF New
Castle, that agreeable 10 AN an,endmsl
of The l2th section Of the by laws d
meeting Of The society will be held at he
Cuuit House l.. tbs i.ui New Gas le
on Monday the 30tn inst at ten y check
y NJ Also ,ha, Agreeable to the 18th
section oflhe b5-lnvs ihr lrllowin,. mcm.
bers have been appel ted hy the Soc'"lt
committee Of Examiners for be ca,
'en' year, to wi: Samuel il Back Vic
III Du Pon.. Jahn Grow, Kinsey Johns
Jun aud Andrew Gray.