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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
From The Palladium, Oct. IS.


The Marquis d'Osmohd, the French
in England, gave stump
tuons Banquet, and a ball. onthe 2olh
Of Aug. Among the guests were Mr..
GalIatin, aud Mr.. Rush. Ambassa-
doris.
The manufacturers at Preston and
Manchester, England, continued 10
contend lur higher wages mp TO Tie
last date. AT Stockport nany had
returned to their work, but some oil
the most refractory had been impris-
lDnri.
The British revenue for this year
is estimnte,. 1t eight millions OF dolls.
more than that oil 18t7.
One hundred 4 twenty seven mem
bers OF The British Parliament Nppo,
silion have signed an application to
Mr.. I'ierney, to take the lead in their
side, in place Of the late Mr.. ponson-
by.
II is said 10 be intcndel to reture
the British army $4,000 men. IN The
return Of the iroups from France.
Ii is raicnlated there are $4,000
British sul,,,,. in France.
1t is said The iyphus fever was In
+ asiiis in lrel.nG.
Ii is mentioned that the Births!
i GnNcrn,spnt lave Sent tive frisairt
TO sea, Tor the spe ial pnrpasc q
cruizng 10 protect British 9rr han
vessels iron. Revolutionary priv teers
1 On the 21li Of Aug. ~ tarm 81
ltAe estate Of Lord llhrJwirkc, up
wares % lUo ioa,is o! wheat. barrie,
nd oats, ar,i il Y st number OF agra
.guitnrai implements, were destroyed
~ live, supposed To have been caus
rd uy an lactntiiary.- ~ SAINT
t.rnl wts wisiuiiS set on lire about .
ltrars ago--anl IA man Was execute
Il Tor ihr ri,ne.
i5etwerp b aud 600 criminals wer,
lsuFpuscd to be IN confinement 10
: trial, u the sessions at the Old Baiir
which " approaching.
An insoyent in London, exprricn
eco much difficulty in grltias his ger
ifirdtrs Of discharge, because, war
. HI business, he squal,'ered i9i. in rs
! I"Apr"ecs IN resisting just deb. 0
iji. t0s.
A speculation in Tobacco has t,lie
+ place IN EnSl.pt', on "A calcuiatio
, that the supply woald net he as ace
) lnate as usual % the consumption.
Complaint is made in letters fiWi
.srisini, El,s. that quantity Off n
. / ulsrh iroln New York, had Tee
: ratJ, SEQ IL lie ,onslsnec a,ter sal,
-! n.d quality, Supposed TO hay
i, 'yr mixed viii, it.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

Letters received from Manchester
yesterday. mention tins, our of tin,
;naste" spinners had yicl,ied 10 the
refractory wptknien, bun ihui The
great holy o. masters remain firm 70
heir original purpose.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
Innt.on, August q,

A new Silver Coinage preparing
i" 'Oe Mi"t. Designed by .lstrurer.--
e lia'icroNn has the Geor.e and
Dr#son on the Il, verse. 4 Currcs,
aaGynt ,asocins us that there is Ii
.aorfity N the appearance VI che coin.
II rins executed with ross!icrabic
Taste.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
In the name, and by the authorize
IT the conlnlonw ealth Of Pennsylya.

By WIN. FINDLAY,
Governor oil the $ id Com ,onw eallh.
A proclamation.
Whereas it is dEtate of reason
and duty enjoined by the Scriptures
OF Truth, to acknowledge our Oil, a.
lions and Offer up thanks TO Almighty
God, Tor benefits conferred and caIan-
tiles averted. have therefore deem.
cd il proper to issue this proelanla.
ton, recommending that lnuRsDAY,
he nineteenth day Of .Norelnber neat,
,e set apart by all denominations OF
Christians within the Commonwealth.
Tor Thanksgiving and Prayer and
that they abstain, as far as practical
hle, on that day, from their worldly
avoeati0ns, and assemble at tieiy
Prospective places OF public Worship,
and unite 10 seyout lhanktulncss 10
the Author Of every good and perfect
gilt, for the blessing OF peace the
general prevalence OF health tile
exemption tron. famine and pes,ilenet;
the fruitful seasons ; the religious and
(eivil privileges that We enjoy and.
above all, for the cheering messages
of Grace and Salvation lay the ise-
lsieemer And that they emr.ore.
through his merits, that we may he
cieansed irom the deiiiemeDt OF SIM
. the reproarh OF any peopie y and
be united to Him b., a true and living
taILh. and clothed with :. that risslte.
BUSINESS which exaiteth "a nation =
that the enjoyment OF our spirituA
blessings may he continued, with q
Isense Of our obligations to, and hum.
bic dependence on. the Divine suueus
from which they Flow.
| Given under my hand, Il the Great
| Seal ofthe State, ut Harrisburst
this iiltecnth day Of October, in
in the year Of our Lord, une
( thousand eight hundred ana rists-
teen, and OF the commonwealth
the forty third.
! BY tho Governor.
JAMES IRlMi'EE, Deputy Sec'y.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
The Mystery Unveiled.
Savannah, October G.

Savannah. October 6.
Not long since, considerable stir
WAS made about the non arrival Of
General Jackson di5patchssat Wash
instoh CITY, giving an account OF his
Indian campdign, the capture Of PEN
sacola, and the trial of Arbulhnot and
ku,bristie, all Of which were pui inte
The post ciiire at Fort Hawk,ns, IL
rerled to the Secret AIRY at Mar.---s
At thi. Office the dispatches were
nsuiled aud il seems arrived at w ,sii-
.agton in due time; but OWING TO soane
lblum1erins person in the pest ollire ae
u Washington, they we've seat to the
land instead Of the war otlice, and
there placed OH the shelf Tor inture
Consideration. After remaining there
Il 10 or three months, aIt a Srcas
noise made about them they wero
dis oycred by The persons who trsns-
art the business Of the iand otlice.
We have taken nbtirs of this aHtir,
e alise we were applied 20 and nan,-
~ is 5tfsi "a cis thaS s-Ni'S'"'
post office and war Office, TO "A gentle
man in Miiledscville and Savannah
We were applied TO in consequence
tof having mentioned that we had seen
| the documents alluded TO, and theit
lnon arrival induced the conjecture
,nat they had been taken from the
oitice into which they were put.
A dcmaud OF course, was made Oh
us how we obtained them. We are
happy to hear no biameis attached TO
any individual in this quarter: the
supposition, therefore. that the doeu-
menls VIC had in our possession were
obtained ny unfair means, falls to tho
ground. The gentleman who FUR
risied us with copy of the trial,
rommiitcd TO military offence. lie
lnadc trans ri 4 oil the proceed'nse
ncreIy for his own satisfaction. Ana
when he PIT us il possession OF them
~ particularly cnjuined ON us, not to
publish them, rs he wished tbs ,iubli-
cation to come first from Washington,
Republican.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

Seizure aindcr the navigation La7os
"A LETTER tU the editor OF the Aura
ra, dated IL Lrwistoan Oh the 4 sirslA
INST. states. ihat Jamaica vessel
called the Pill. commented ny one
MacNnt,, bound TO :'i,iiadelphia, and
eoasignrd TO Lewis, flayens o. 20.
was boarded Il sea by Delaware
pilot, on the seth uli. one day before
the navigation law went into operation.
The pilot. after delivering to Che cap
ain a letter from the eonsiEnres, pi~
|ioied the vessel into tile Hole hiiI
Roads. near Lewiston and on the "a
inst. she was boarded and seiz.'d by
an Inspector of the Customs.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

The Sligo. Journal asserts that a
man, Of the name OF Sheridan, had
his skull beaten almost to pieces Ivy
,ome villains, who afterwards flung
lin ioto hig hole, from which he
was taken out liteless, but some time
.fter was sufficiently recovered to
tell by whom be was murdered
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
From late London Paper.
JUVENILE itEPKANIIY.

By reference TO the Criminal Cal.
endcr it will APPEAR, that in the Year
1915, one hundred and twenty three
boys OF IL years Of age, and un'ier,
were confined it, Nrwgate only, bui
in tSi6, two hundred and forty seven
children were found within the
Walls Of that prison, Deit e just double
the number duringa period OF three
years. In 1917. The list 0fbOys tliHs
imprisoned, amounted to tire liundrei,
and fifty nine. And when wee add
10 these the numbers ccllined in other
prisons. those sumuiariiy convietes!
for pcst3 offences the magistrate,
those tried at the Cierkenwell, West
minister, 4 southwark Sessions; those
" no escape detection aud those VIII
through the LENT, Of their prosccu
tors ave not brought so trial the evils
lis enGrin0us.
Faial sAccideat.----Mr. phincas
Darling. a worthy s,tzen ol. 3usrIl
leliil,, died at Mr.. Hathaway
Tavern. III this town, yesterday
morning, IN consequence Of blow he
received, on Tusaay Hast, from, the
shaft OF horse Wagon. which was
passing, ii is feared. with "A DANCE
Gus rapidly, through one Of our pub
iso streets. As not even the skin OF
This unfortunate man was perforated
ny Tie shaft il is supp sod that his
death was owing TO rapture OF the
,i,slUnial yisepra. 1t is 10 be hoped.
that this aiili.t W casualty vii! ope
rate DIS Il rasiion to those persons
sho by their rapid travelling; in Oh,
IIopu."us streets, hre,ilessly .jeopar
I,sizc the lives OF tr fellow creatures
A late L"ndoh y per says. 4" When
las Eases first arrived IN board tiie
i'Niltsopsoa. hc engaged ~ converse
aon Win Capt. Maitland, who ur,'a
sioaally consulted With his first Lieu;
npah the matters under discussion 81
ne moment. Capt. Maitland askr,
LAS Cassas whether he uhtierstuoi
nsl'si', - which he replied distinct,
that did net. Caplai, Nj .iilaa1
noweser discovered THAI lie DIS, under
stand oar lanStase extremely well
"nl &c daniei lie fir,, in the hop,
ai heins anlt 10 take s0tnr advanta
: ol ane confidential c3uvfrs ,fion pas
s'nS between Captain Maitland an,
his iirst Liealcnsu,.''
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
) Dollars Reward

Runaway from the subscriber on tho
night Of the l4'h inst. an apprentice to
TIE J.aYLGRLTI DCHJ-,~ESs.
named Thomas Read a!,eut feet7 or S
inches high, II years Of age; had on
when he went away Superline Blue
Cloth Coatee, white vest with red
stripes; and pair of Nankeen pantaie,s
and black hat--took with him Two pal.
of striped trowsers. Who ever takes
up said boy and secures him so that can
get him again, shah receive the above
re ward and all reasonable charges pals
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10

r did apply to the honorable Maryland
Kent County Court by petition, on the
a2d day Of Sepfernhet 8, to release me
~, ,lei,'s sl,af am unable to pay BY
virf,e of ut, Act of hsalmly, passed al
N ": 4. ser sessions 1868. entitlcd, az
act &. me rasiet Of sundry insoncnt debt
crN" AID the several appropriate supple.
NJ, te thereto And not being able tc
., luce 10 the court tae assant OF my
creditors 10 'wn thirds the amont o' the
deh,s The law therefore requires ms
to j, This Noace, and within the limit
ed tifac by law, after the expiration 9
one month from the date nercoi, (!t
have no, then the legal assent Of my
creditors to two birds the amount of The
deb,s;, is'rnd to file a supplemental,
petition to said court complaining that
could no, get the assent IT my creditors
as AFORESAID /; and that said assent is yex
atiously ar, unreasonabiy withheld
robert Il. Pennington
Ceorye,own ~ Roads Oct. Sd 1875
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Farm.

Situated in healthy neighborhoosl,
|pSyt in The state OF De:aware am part
in the State OF Maryland, in New Castle
and Cecil counties, containing 252 acres,
sbout $50 acres Of which is excellsn'
scotland. This tract is situated within
8 miles of Frenchtown and OF Elkton,
lis remarkably well watered from mum.
Der OF springs arising thereon, and is I'M
der good fence. The turnpike road from
New Castle to Frenchtown, passes shro'
this estate, whereby it may be convent
emily divided into TWO farms. The ten,
ant house (brick) is in good order, and
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, It's presumed
will enhance the value of it in the esti-
nation Of the purchaser, as this measure
lis now about TO be brought forward, and
probably, shortly carried into execution
The terms will be accommodating, and
further particulars may be known by APP
plying TO the subscriber.
Morgan Jones.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
STAGES AND POST CHAIsEs,
Over a good Turnpike Road.

Over good Turnpite Road.
One boat will leave the first wharf above
Marke, street, Fhiladelpha. every day at lf
o'clock. The passengers vii! he forwarded with
|aii possible dispatch by way of Wilmington
aud Elkton, and arrive in Baltimore, early
next mcrnng in time for the Southern or West
,ern Stages.
| Another Hoat will leave Bowley's wharf,
Baltimore, evsry evening st o'clock. The
passengers will be Forwarded without delay,
and arrive in PHILADELPHIA, early next morning
| in time for the New York Steam Boats.
| To accommodate those whose business rem.
lders the aforesaid hours announcement, Steam
Boat will leave Philadelphia daily, a, z, A. NJ
and Wilmington at ., r NJ. Except on Nor
ldays) the Post Cha,ses or Stages, OF the line
will leave Ekton or Wilmington, in season tic
Ipace them in thu l:ne sonthward or eastward
the same day, and atiosd SO much more time
TO meet business or ffientsat Wilmington, Elk,
ton, the factories en- the Brandywme, or else
where.
There are two Post Chaises vunning daily
Iesch way, and others a,e preparing. Those
lpersons flrst entered on the Books OF vhe Steam
Boat, will be entitled TO a preference in tht
Post Chaises. For passage, apply to the cap
tain on board, or to
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
1eurnpike.

The subscribers, Committee of tie
Wilmington and Christiana Turnpike
Company, hereby give notice, tina, they
viii receive proposals until the first day
of erember uexr, for making that Sec
ton Of the said road remaining unsnish-
ed, from White Clay Creek Iridse. to
the village Of Chriss!ana. It is con,em-
plated thai the work shall he commenced
early next season ;Those wishing TO
contract by calling on the COMMITTEES
may know the width and depth OF Gla-
wei and to what elevation the hill near
Christina is to be reduced.
JEREMIAH WOO..ASTON,2
JOHN TOREFRT. ~"
Sep. 2o,-----tl Dec
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Treasury Department.
Washington April 10, 1918.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
10 the proprietors Of the old slS
per cent Stock, that the last payment or
|accoutt of the principal and Interest o1
the said stock, will become due on the ST
ofOctober next, ensuing the date hereof.
and that the same will be paid on that
day, at the Treasury and at the loan Of
fees having such stock standing on their
banks, TO the Stockholders OR to their
attornies upon the surrender Of the ORR
ginal certificate Of the said stock.
I. is further made known for the infor-
nation Of the proprietors Of said old six
per cent stock, residing in foreign parts,
that in order 10 obriate, as far as prac-
ticable any inconvenience which nigh,
result, by reason of loss at sea or other,
wise, it will be advisable to retain correc,
copies OF their certificates, authenticated
by Notary Public, duly appointed.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary fthe Treasury.
May Is, lawtlO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10

A, Meeting Of the Agricultural So
cie,y of New Castle County, held at the
laurt House in the town of New Castle
the Sd day Of tlas instant,
Il was resolved. that piece Of silver
plate, with such devise and impression
thereon as may be deemed proper by the
|committec Of examiners for the time
being, not TO exceed $40 in value, be "a
|warded to any member of the Society
who shall at the stated meeting in No
yember next, present and read before
the society, the best written essay on the
Intrinsic value of arabic land.
Resolved, that piece of silver plate
with such device and impression thereon
las may be deemed proper by the com.
mittee of examiners for the time being,
not exceeding in value $50, b. awarded
To any member Of the society who shall
Exhibit the requisite prof of having
raised the greatest quantity of wheat
from one acre of land, subject to the
donation prescribed by the 18th sec. of
1.-THE by laws, at the next August meeting
lof the society.
Resolved, that piece of silver plate
with such device ard impression as may
be deemed proper by the committee OF
examiners for the time being, not exceed
ling 30 doliars, be awarded to any member
Iof this society who shat! exhibit the re-
lquisite proof Of having raised the greatest
lquan,its Of indian Corn on one acre Of
land, subject to the donation provided,
by the 9th sec. of bye laws, at the meet
ling Of the society in February 1919.
The following gentlemen, agreeable to
the 18th sec OF the bye laws, were elected
honorary members of the society, to wit !:
Nicholas Ridgley, George Cummins.
Isaac Davis, Cornelius p. Comegys,
Henry NJ. Ridgley, Thomas Clayton,
William H. Wells, Joseph Haslet, Man.
aen Bull, Samuel Paynter, Andrew Nau.
dain. Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett,
William Warner, William Kennedy,
Jesse Green, Henry AIollestou, William
B. Copper, Benjamin Burton and PresIy
ISpruance.
+, John Cro7c.
Recording Secretary.
Aug. %, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
1l.N[,,IR:s'.IJ.Il|.,

Of The srst qu.,tv. Las lately been d.
,,rye,ed On the nre Misses, wl,lch will add
Greatly to its value, as there are mary
farmers in its vicinity that are rapidly i'm
proving their lands, and will 5000 create
a great demand for it The situation IS
a very valuable stand for Whiskey Dis
sillcrv and Tan. Yard.
For all or any par, oFthe above proper
~, credit of on. and two years Will be
given. the purchaser given bond and ap-
proved security. Fpt further particulars
.enosire Of Nathan Bonk,en esq. or MIR.
John Luml,, near the premises.
Morgan joncs.
,,-.,.o r}c, sth
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Treasury Department.
May Is, lawtlO.
Washington, April, %, 1878

washington, April. 28, 1918.
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN,
To the proprietors Of Stock issued
under the convention with France. OF
the soth OF April, 1903, commonly called
Ioaisaeaa Stock, that one moiety, or half
of the principal of said stock, vii, be
redeemed on the 2lst of October next
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same
will be paid to the respective proprie.
tors, or to their attornies duly authorized
On the day before mentioned. at the
Treasury in Washington, or at such
Loan Office, on the books whereof any
portion Of said Stock may then stand.
Information is further given, that the
interest due at The time of Redemption,
on such part of said Stock is held ia
Europe, will be paid as heretofore in
London and Amsterdam; and that the in.
ltrrrst on such part Of said stool. as has
b. en- doinesticated, will be paid at the
same time with the principal, either al
the Treasury or at the Loan Offices, as
before mentioned. And il is also hereby
made known, that interest on the moiety
III half Of said Louisiana Stock, intended
to be redeemed as aforesaid, will cease
and determines after the 2lst day oil
October, iSis.
WI. RI. CRAWFORD,
,SqrrctdTu of Iuc T,rusu,rI.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Lee u. .':!l,llNsi[Ro
FUIS SALE,

That handsome and highly improved
Farm. MORVEN, lstc the property Of
Captain David Ross, decesst,i, situat ed
in the county OF New Castle, state of
Delaware, within the distance OF two
miles from the latter town, five miles
from Wilmington and three of Christi
ana .sridee---containing about 100 acres
Iof land, chiefly orab!e, and in high
Istate OF cultivation Some marsh mea-
Low III herd grass, with the necessary
drains The woodland is thriving young
hickory and oak, and all well enclosed
with thorn lsices. The buildings on
the Place are good Trick dwelling
house, ;, new Brick Barn with stabllng,
and stalls fer 5OaeG;' Of cattle, sranary
land carriage house, poultry house, with
4teds and yards for the poultry, sheep
i.cuse convenient and well filed, a stone
landke house end spring house, with a
lneyer failing spring OF exccllent water,
and a nea, wen built Ice house, that will
contain 40 wagon loads. There is on the
place line young orchard of the best
grated fruit, very handsome and we'll
stoeked garden, two good pumps, all the
So1k on the farm. consisting OF horses,
mitch cows, Nrfhihs oxen. pair o'
|Young steers, fine bull years old,
Blackwell breed !; sheep, rs Merinos ,
hogs, poultry Of different kinds, and
farming utensils ,,g every description.
Il is presus,cd that no person inciin-
ed to purchase SO valuable an estate, will
wish TO engage without FIRST viewing the
premises, which will be shown by APP
,pllca'inf, at the place or, if any inlor-
matior should be required in Philadvl-
lphia, il will be given by calling on john
Leamy, Esq, No. 70, S. Third street.
Marcia G. Ross, adn'x.
with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug. 2o-u
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Nj organ Jones.
Joshua burrows.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 2s--tf

And now, 10 wit: this 25tll day of ia
ly, 1918, on motion OF compiainant's SO
lci!or, and IN affidavit made, Of the de-
Iendant residing out Of The state, it is or.
derec by the chancellor, that the drfen
dan.. Josua Burrows. do appear in this
court, and in this cause, on the first Mon.
day of March next, and Gic his answer
or tie coinpiginan,s' bill filed in this case
shall he taken pro copfesso and it is fur,
ther ordered that d copy OF this order be
inserted within 80 days from this date:
il the delaware Gazette and Peninsula
Advertiser, publ. led in the Borough OF
Wilmington in this aEate, and in the
Union for the Country. published in the
city OF philadelhhia. az, b. III each, u
those papers Published for three months
next after It's brst publication.
The state OF Delaware, I
Sussex county 20 wi!. 5
Dc strtity tina, the above is a
true copy Of the. record in the
a5ovl suit.
IN les innny wherein have
herennto SC, NV hand aut
(sEAI) affixed he seal Of the Court
Of Chancefy, ar Georgetown
the 2S;h DAY Of Jnly, Anne
Dun,ini 1918.
JEHU STCCKLEY,
Register in chancery
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Hard and Saw MIL,
AT PUBLIC gfNE9gjs.

win positively - sold az Pn''iic Sale
on Saturday The 2-ti|. iss.. al 2 cciocf =
NJ q, ar. ',anlks, Buck Tavern, ! Saw
Mil on St, Georges Geek, IN Fencal,'
bundled ard county Of Nev Castle, il,
a ~sll siinEered neighnofh"osi, together
VIII, ABOUT IS acres 81 lerd, abnut 70 o.
it wooalaad. with j terar loust in .ond
repair. This property is bounded by o.
near lands Of Mars. Howell, s MIR. Jesa.
So, m, ,nt4. ro.d = ~ Glasgow q
Ns:5tf..,,. a..ye t,.es ,..",. I'D ct
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
James Hamilton
near Wilmington.

near Wilmington.
NIB. All persons are forbid havborins
said boy at their peril. If taken out OF
the state, I win give ten.
Sept. l9--5t,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
FOR SALE.

The time Of a healthy cctire negro
Girl, zcaU has tzceiue gears TO SERGE.
ana is no1c siGleci,-----appiy to the
Edit0r.--tf