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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
Recent Appointments III The 18th

DIvisi08 Of Massachusetts Militia.
WE understand that the Staff of this Divi-
sion is completely appointed -
DivisiOn Inspector, by his Excellency the
Governor and Commander in Chief-CHARrEs
S. Dawes, Esq. Of this town, with the rank of
Lieut.. Colonel.
Division Qudrtsrmaster, Solomos Fl CHAH..
DER, of New Gloucester with the rank of
Major.
..9ids-de Camp, appointed by Major Gener-
al Fessenden-THosAs AMoRY DEBrors, ;of
Windham,and JOSIAH WHrrnAN, of this town,
with the rank of Major.
Judge Advocdts, WILLIAM B. SEwArt, ESQ.
of this town, with the rank Of Major, who has
held his appointment several years under
Maj. Gen. Richardson.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

The news is exsenGvely circulated thar
the Porte is putting in the beR ftate Of
defence, all the fortified places and cas-
sles fisuated on the frontiers Of Auifria
and RuiEa, 40 ALTO the fertreHes of AGA.
which arc near the confines Of Ruiha |,
among others that Of Mount Haemus,
the dcfiles Of which have always favour
ed the projects of Kuaia for pesetrating
the Turkilh Territory.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
@ott(at,S:
Tuesday, August Is, 1913.

We are informed that Maj. Gen. FEssES-
DEN has been apprised Gifts being the inten-
ton Of bis Excellency the Governor and
Commander in Chief, TO pay visitto this
District, in the early part Of September.
The tour is intended, we understand, chiefly,
though we suppose not exclusively, for mill
tary purposes. How far it may be proper to
combine with them any particular marks Of
respect on the part Of the citizens Of the prin-
cipal places, through which bis route will
probably lie, will be subject for their con-
sideration.
We presume by an order issued by Maj.
Gen. SEwALL, published in the Hallo1gen I'D
vocate, that the Governor will extend bis visit
as far as Penobscot.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
Lzxsaoron, (grs.) guIv 10
Precious Confession.

1t IL row assevte a that Messrs. Jefferson
and Madison have both exercised the pow
er OF appointing thsir successors. Yes, fel-
low citizens, this is now boldly stated in
the Reporter. democratic paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

The emperor Alexander and the King
of PfxEia will arrive together, from Moi
COW, in the courfe Of the month of Au-
Ruft, at Berlin Whence they will re.
pair to AK la Chapelle.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

The late suggestion that only one vessel
had been built at Phila. for Eve years, was
erroneous-33 have been built there within
= years, including the Franklin, ".
The Insurance Company of Pennsyiva.
MIA" have just declared dividend Of - IL
per cent for the last six mopths.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

7ro6Eek in human fesa.--Tlks disgrace
iul trsffic, il seems, is carried on in the
southern states upon most extensive
scale, il defiance of all law, decency and re.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

OhNLlN, JUNE III
One Of our mon luxurious Generals,
the Field Martial Adolphus Frederick,
Count Of Kalkreush and Governor Of
Berlin. died yelterday Of . dfopfy in the
hreaft, aged ga. He was educated in
the 6hooI Of the great Frederick, and
ditinguilhed himfelf in the feven pears
gar.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

"...".......oid man, tell thee
The sheetsd bones Of this dead hero
Do rattle IN their easements, at the charge
Thy dsspsrats pen hath made.".......
HARTFORD, (coss.) JULY 25rH, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
i;y tie President If the Unit.
ed States.

WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress,
passed on the l7th Of February, 1878,
ntilled can act making provisions Tor
he establishment. Of additional Land
)tfces in the Territory of issonri,'
The President of the United States is au
horsed to direct the public lands which
have been surveyed in the said territory,
10 be offered for sale:
Therefore, I, JAMES MONROE, Presi
dent Of the United States, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
for the disposal (ag'eesbly TO law ) OF Ger
tain lands in the territory OF Missouri
shall be held as follows, viz: At st
Louis, in the said territory, on the first
Monday in August, October, Decenber
February and April next, and three weeks
after each Of the said days, for the SALE
of lands in The land dis riot of st. Louis
Thirty townships shall he offered al each
sale, commencing with the most as,e,i
ranges ives Of The fifty principal n,c,it!l-
an line, and proceeding westerly.
4 At the Seat of Justice Jcr (iomara
County, in III. said Territory, OH the first
Monday III September and November
lnext, and three weeks after each Of tss
said days, for the sale Of lanus in tie
land district OF Hoaya9'd County. YhI,t,
townships shall be offered at each sale
| The first to be in square form, aad IL
Include the seat OF justice If the said
county, as nearly in the centre as tllt
lsituaion Of the surveys viii adnit, ant
the second Immediately east OF the frs.
and in III. same form; excepting from
sale in each district, the lands witch have
been or may b. reserved by law for nlhel
purposes.
Given under my hand, a, the CRY o
! Washington, the thirleih day .
4 April, one thousand eight hun
i dred and eighteen.
i AMES MONROE.
n By the President:
Il JOSIAH MEiGS,
Commissioner oithe General Land Ofict
NJ Printers Of Newspapers who are a.,
thorised to publish The Laws of The Vi
= tied States, will inser, the above once
r week Till April next aud send Their lil'
:, to the General Land Osice Tor paymeb
" Ey'A map Of the above Lands may b
d had (prewous 10 the sales( aSite Gens
g lral Land Offices in the Missouri Tcrr
tory. The Map is now engraving for
1 ,jMi.s ,stsfii.tEH
81 Chief Clerk, General Land CfIic
n May g. lap.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Collie &c Of New Jersey.

College Of Now Jersey.
At a meeting of The Board Of Trustees
of the College OF New Jersey, Oh the
25th uit. j, was
Rssolvad That after September
1910. no student shall be admitted into
the Freshman or lowest class iii this Col
lege, unless he be accurately acquainted
with the grammar, including prosody. o!
both the Greek and Latin tongues un
less he be master Of Cesar's Commen,a-
ries, Sallust, selec, parts Of Ovid's Mer-
tamorphoscs Virgil, the Orations OF
Cicero contained IN the volume IN usum
Delphini, the EvangeIists uf the Greek
testament, Murphey's Lucinn or Dab
zei's Collectanea Grnca slinora, the
three FIRST books of Xrnophon's Cyro
pa dia, and of Msir's or Clark's In,rouuc
ton 10 the Making OF Latin and unles.
he be we'll acquainted with Arethme,icl,
English Grammar and Geography.
2. No student shall be admitted to az
advanced standing unless he be found OF
Denomination to be equal to the class To-
which he is candidate.
Extract from the minutes Of the Board
y lsNisALY, Ci'k.
Princeton, Dec. /, 1918.
N. b. The Cztechism of the Churc!
to which the candidate belongs. is ais
Required as qualification for admission
! tT1"Edltors Of Newspapers friendly I
1.-THE College, are resp, Gully requested t
tgive the above al insertion in their pa
IPersr
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
NOTICE..

The public are respectfully Informed
that the land@d property near Whining
ton, Delaware, advertised by The subscri.
Der TO be sold at public auction on the 26th
ult. has not hsen disposed OF. Those
farms, therefore, can be purchased at any
time previous to the twentieth of March
next, by private purchase and as tn e
subscriber intends removing with his
family, the ensuing spring, to the Missis-
|sippi, state of illinois, i. is but reasonable
Ito suppose that sacrifices will be made to
secure the sale Of this property, pre-.
Ivious to the date alluded to.
John Il. Phillips.
Madison Factory, near Newport, Del
Dec. 2.-Sm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
TO BE ifE<ThIs,

A Farm in Red Lion hundred, New
Castle County, Del. adjoining the Pres.
by,erian Meeting House, near the Village
O. ST, Georges, now occupied by Mr..
John an Dyke, containing about 24o
acres; IS of which are marsh. The ara"
lie land i. Of an excellent quality and IS
divided INTO fields, of which are now
in clover and in good order. he build
ines, consisting Of a new two story house
|36 Ieet front. and stables, corn crib and
|granary are new and in good order. There
lis well of remarkably fine water at the
door. Also Farm in I GEORGES hun
|drrd. on bohemia Manor, coatainins
jabout $50 acres. HE buildings are :.
lar.e Brick tiuuse and stabllng, corn
cribs, granary and threshins floor, and
she'd tor cattle; all III good order. The
land has been improved by clover and
lplaster, and the tenant is allowed 10 cui
tlva,e .bou, 70 acres OF corn and l4O
acres Of wheat; ~ If winch are on Clio
ser lay. Also, Farm in Cecil County
Maryland, oil Bohemia Manor, near t.
The last mentioned farm. containing 25t
acres Of arabic land, now in three tlllage.
OF about seventy acres each, 70 acre:
now in clover, and III cten.aint!er will bt
sown in Coarse nith clover and plaster
he .ulit,,ags arc not IN good order, hu
|itls intended 10 make them comfortable
land 10 add such IS ma, be necessary
| ,iso, the house and iarm partly wlthli
he Iiofnugi { y iin.ington, lately &C
J cupiec By The subscriber. The house /:
bs auti ulI- Sit acd on the hill overlook.
ing the town and harboi OF Wilmin, ton
aud COMMANDING an exttps'ye view u
litae ri,er Delaware oi lie hris'iana att
l!}raAtywine s. e the NJ, Allows througt
Which these latter streams rua othe Del
4 aware. he house is about 40 fee
square and finished IN the best manner
I ne out bu,,,l,n. CONSISTING ut s,ablins
Icarrlaer hon,u, dairy, ice house, SC alt
.lve,y lnvei,itnt ana III goud repair. ht
farm Containing sb"n, so acres IN gnot
|o,der. is divide, into eleven fields Ais
10 be let, the 10 on Front Street, il
Wilmington, containing about s acre
IaojoiinG Ia: Of Francis Way, aid sew
eral ln,s in Hollands Creek Marsh.
| Application may be made to the sub
scIibcr, No ~, Walnut Street Phiadei
|ph'a
James NJ. Broom.
Nov 2l--3iS lawtf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
no RE SOLD, the Mansion

Farm of the subscriber, adjoining the
town of Dover. In the whole tract there
are s7s acres 200 supposed to be clear
ed l73 in wood. The dwelling house
and kitchen are of brick, and are commo-
dious, and in good repair. The garden ia
we'll enclosed with pales. The Orchard 10
large, and Of good fruit, bur is not thrifty,
being too much neglected. The Barn,
Cranary, Corn Crib, Carriage House,
Stables and Smoke House are properly
situated, and conveniently arranged, and
in good order. The water is deemed to
BE- excellent: Tic wei is bricked, and has
a good pump in i'll Offer this Farm for
sale, because have not health, nor
strength TO manage it. According TO an
old Spanish proserb, he masfer's foot is
the best manure for land, and that mine
cannot get.
Nicholas Ridycly. ,
Nov. l8-Im
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
10 II
10 Gli

except such lands as have been or may
be reserved by law for the us Of schools,
ur for ,tber purposes. The lands shall
bt offered for sale in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest
number # section, township and range
and continue three weeks, and no longer
Given under m, hand, at the city O
Washington, the oath Of November
al8.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President j:
JDSi MI MFIGS,
Commissioner ofthe Gen. Land Offic'
! Dec. 3 -. lawtAlay
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19

A School master. capable of taking
charge OF a common country SCHOOL,
1t is required that he be capable o'
teaching READING, Writing, Arithmetic
Enrlish Gra,amar. sc, The situation
is about three miles from Elk,on, neat
Elk Forge. Application mag be made
Ito
VIM. Howard,
near the School.
Nov, G5-3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Office.

All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested to make immediate pay
men, to Messrs. Vincent and John F
Gilpin, who arc authorized to receive the
same, as longer indulgence will no. b,
given all accounts that are not paid on
or before the Isl day Of January mex
will be put in suit.
Thomas Hralun.
Nov. 4, lalS.-4t .
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Office.

Those persons indebted TO DR.. Robs~s
Snuth, Of this borough, will please to
pay their respective accounts to Mrs..
Mary & Smith, who is authorized to
receive them, and to give q receipt in
his absence.
Nov. l9--4L
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
20 iSellt,

A FARM, situated in APPOINTMENTS
hndrcd New as,lc County, Delaware,
nyar the village y. Cantwe.l's Bridge. it
is diVldea mo ionr fields containing
STOUT KY sctos tech, with two apple
orchards ANNEXED TO it; and has Ctr
,efanie quantity of good meadows
4ni.A viii init Of eilher moving III
,axIuG Auh convenient to Landing oil
App Guininnnk creek. Any pe,son, wh'
wishes to rent said farm, will apply tc
The subscriber living 4. Cantwel''sijridse
MN L AFTER.
n.c IS,h
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
JOHN Crow.
NOTICE.

is hereby given to those indebted To
the subsciIber Oh Bond Note or account
ina, unless the same be paid or satsi;acto-
~ arrangement be made for payment in
some short time, that suits will be bro't
without respect TO persons. Those in.
deb'ed on execution process are informed
that no further Indulgence can or will be
given.
Francis Hauehey,
late Sh'E.
Grt ~ 1910 -
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19

To all persons indebted on execution or
other process, to the Estate Of William.
Moore. Esq. former Sheriff of New Cas-.
lie County, that unless pay II en-. is made
within one month from this date, legal
proceedings will be adopted for the re.
covery of all sums of money due. MI
',crsons who may have any demands a.
sainst the estae of the said William
Moore, as 70 ,ner sheriff, will present
heir respective claims, proved in the
n,anner directed by law, 10 the subscvi.
Der.
John Crow,
Attorney in fact FOR the Executor Ii
y IN. Moore former Sheriff Of New
Castle County.
Ncv, l8--lm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Notice..

AN Election for ten Managers, to tram
sact the husiNess Il the Wilmington aud
Philadelphia Turnpike Company The
ensuing year, will take place on the hrss
Monday in January next. at the house Of
Jacob IIoo,on, Inn Keeper, Brandywine,
lat 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. t .
James Price, Sec'ry.e
Dec. g, 1878. tlstraJ. r@
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
NOTICE.

Wher- as JrssE DAVIS ofthe Borough
Of Wilmington, Merchant. did on the
| It'll day OF November last execute an
Assignment Of all his books, debts and
accounts then due and owing to hi,M the
said Jesse Davis, unto the subscriber Of
the city of Philadelphia- merchant No
tice is hereby given, that the accounts
are left at the Office Of 7'hos. Nc Dowel
Esq. OF the Borough aforesaid, for suits.
Frederick ". Slaymaker:
0ecember9-4t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
JAMES MONROE.
BY The president
4y the President of the Unit
States,

Whereas, by an act Of Congress, passed
o. lie Sd day Of March. 1915, .entitlra
&" Al Act to provide for the ascertalnng
and SURVEYING, of the boundary lines Gxed
by the treaty with the Creek Indians and
for other purposes" the President Of the
Up!.ed States is authorised 10 cause the
LANDS acquired by the said treaty 10 be
offered for sale when surveyed.
Therefore, /, James Monroe, President
OF the United States Of America, do mere
by declare and make known, that public
sales for the disposal (agreeably to law,
of CERTAIN lands in the Alabama territory
shall be held as follows viz.
At c4haba, on the Sd Monday in March
mex, for the sale Of
townships numbered
IL in ranges Is l9 90
l7hls 10 IL 1918 I4l5 IL
l8 l7l8l9
II 10 20
10 10 II l6 iYlS
30 10
At St. Stephens, on the second Monda,
ii april mex, for the sale OF
Townships numbered
567s II 10 10 90 in range 4
. II l2 1890 8
IL l8
~
A. Cahaba, on the FIRST Monday in Ma,
nex,, for the sale Of
Townships numbered
IL in ranges 9 10
z 7ssiotl
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Lloyd's System Of
short Hand.

Is at ieng,h PVT to press the engraving
executed BY VIM. Harrison, aud will b.
ready for delivery to his numerous sub
scribers early in December inst. he is
the FIRST aud earliest Reporter of Con
gressional debates, and has nov pvri> cted
the Art TO bis utmost expectation, and
feels confined that the work will ,,i,e
universal satisfaction !; it is bri,f and sl',.
pie it may be understood IN hall al
hour and ptactise,i IL six hours. as ex.
lpedtioasly as Script hand by the swiflest
writer's.
Subscriptions continue to be received
at his house No l49 North Eishtn
Street, and also al NJ. Carey and Sons;
Chestnut Street, L. Dcbson and Sons
gu h Second. Street, T.. and X Parbel's
No. i7s, Market Street, rhiladelpha
land of other BOOK Sellers.
Terms, $500 each copy, payable OF
tdekvery Non-subscribcr $500.
Printers of Newspapers throughout
the United Sta es, whu wi! publish thu
above and receive subscriptions, VIII b.
lpsid wife copies OF the above work.
Dec l6 = St.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
u, the President Of the u.
tstateS,


WHEREAS, by an act of Congress
passed on the third day Of March, 1885,
entitled = an &C, to provide for the ascer-
tanning and survey ing OF the boundary
lines fixed in the treaty with the Greek
Indians, and for other purposes" the
President of the U. States is authorised
to cause the lands, acquired by the said
treaty. to be offered Tor sale, when sur
veyed
Therefore, !, JAMES MossoE, Pres-
dent OF the u. States, do hereby declare
and make known, tha! public sales for
the dispose! lagreeably 10 law Of cer,sin
lands in the Alabama territory, shall be
held al Cahaba, III the said territory, on
III. FIRST Monday in January next, and
shall coatiauc for three weeks, during
wh,,n time will be offered for sale.
Townships nunibt,'a 9 to Is inslIsiae in yasge 5
9 10 !6 in 8
10 toi6 in 7
1910 rs in s
excep; such lands as have been reserved
By law tor the support Of schools, and fol
other purposes. The laud shall be Offer.
ed fer sale in regular numerical order
commencing with the lowest number o.
section. townsh, and range.
Given under my hand, at the City q
Washington. the 18TH day OF July
one thousand eight hundred ane
eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
Nv The president
!. hiEIQS,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office
PriUters who ar authorized to publish
she laws OF the United States will publish
the ABOVE once a week till the first O
January ncSs, and send their bills TO tn
General Land Office for payment.
July 25-wtJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Turnpike Notice.
Dec. 18th lSli.-3t.

The Stockholders Of the Gap and
Keirr, 7'n,np,ke Road Company, arc
he' by informed that the Coupany's
aniluai Election will be held at Cochran
vil.c, ~ Monday tho fourth Of January
next ir the purpose at Elec'ing
! resident, two MANAGERS and Treas
nrGi, 20 cnanaee the concerns Of the SAX
Company for the ensuing wear.
James keiton,
Treasurer.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
NOTICE. TO
7 liiail Liucil.

A letter from the War Department,
directed to my care, for Elijah I.incu,
is now l. my hands supposed to Contain
A certificate Of Pensi~
HI ,'rin,c~s who will publish The no
tice in their papers, will perhaps be in
|struprntal in relieving an old solties
Iirom want.
EdMard A0che.
WI. inntan Mcr IIlAla-4
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
THOMAS WIrHRSPOON,
Clerk u the District Of Deiazoare.
University Of PENNSYLVANIA,

University OF Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, MAY 4, 1915.
Mr.. JoIas Preston aislamb having
exhibited to US his method for correct
ing by back observation, the errors
which often arise in surveying from
Local attractions Of the agnetic needle
We give il as cur judgment that this
method is simple and exact. and tl,r on
y practical one which can be made use
of ior this purpose. with the ordinary
Surveyors Compass
E0tert Patterson,
Robert VI Patterson
The above work is now
ready for delivery. and can
be had Of the Author only.
}. T. iFairIanb.
Wilmington, Ii.
| Dec. GIN
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
JOSIAH MEiGS.

Commissioner of the General l.. Office
Printers who are authorized to publish
she laws OF the United Safes, will pub.
lish The above once week till the FIRST oil
Nav next and send their Bills TO the
General Land Office for payment
July 20 WIN.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19

Notice to the Public.
The Air Furnace in WILMINGTON
Delaware, is nov IN complete operation
md ready to receive orders OF every
kind, by the l'1uer owner.
Samuel Eatd7Cin.
April 1T a..
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE
SELF-TAUGHT pENMAN,
In 80 Lessons !;
A New system OF Running
HAND.


In which the Art of writing is displayed.
and can be acquired without the sssis
lance Of any teacher, Calculated for those
who cannot write at all and also fo,
those who wish to improve from bad
hand writing TO good one in the shor.
test time possible. With printed direc-
lions fronting the copper plants.
by u. EEN sT.
In the arrangement OF this System,
are given, |. Directions for making and
holding the pen, gc. .. An Introductory
exercise by writing, on which Il few
hours, learner will acquire steadiness
and freedom Of hand. 5, The characters
u tied, and forming all the small ma
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lercises, containing the capital letters, ane
llcssons in the runnine hand /; together
with introduc,ions to the secretary ans
Italian hahds, the last of which is partic
ularly fashionable for young ladies'.
In addition o this methndicai arrange
ment, there are printed directions front
ling the copper plates, which direction
are expressed in the simplest and plain
les, manner, nothing every thing tia
used be mentioned by ev,n writin
master himself, when present with til
Iieai per. These systems are for sale q
lR. Porter's Book Store.
Wilmington, Dec. l6-3t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-19
Wilmington, Dec. l2,--lasw
The Trustees Of the Poor

Of New Castle County, are requested 10
meet at the Poor House, on Monday tie
4,h day Of January next. These who have
accounts, &c. to lay before the Board,
may present them for settlement.
BY order Of the Board.
juHN SUTTON, Secretary.
Dec. IL, IS.