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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
Treasury Department.
May Is, lawtiO.
v ashlngton, April, %, 1878.
EQIICE IS lERERY GIVEN

W asiington, April, rs, 1878.
NOTICE IS HAREBY GIVEN,
To the prop ie,oFs Ct Stock issuet,
under the convention with France, OF
the seth o. April, 1903, commoaiy called
Lomsi.t,ta Sttc..., Sat coe moie,y, or halt
OF the principal Of said stock, viii be
redeemed on the 2lst Of October llext
ensuing the date hereof, and that the san,c
vii! be paid TO the respective yroprie.
tors, CT to their attoiri-s duly su .hogizetl
on the Gay before mentioned, at the
Treasury in Washington, or at .uah
Lean Oface, on the books whereof cny
portion Of said Stock may then stand.
Information IS further given, that ti,s
interest due nc the time Of redemption,
Oh such part OF said Stock is held IN
Europe will be- paid as heretofore In
London ANA Amsterdam; and that the ill.,
,terest On such part OF said took as has
b. en- domest;catsd, will be paid OF the
SAINT time with the principal, ether st
the Treasury or at The Lean Offices, Is
before mentioned. And il IS also hereby
made known, that interest ca tie muiety
or half OF said Louisiana Stock, intended
10 be redeemed. as Aforesaid, will cease
add determine after the Gist day Of
October, 1918. 4
WIT. II. CEA%FG.sD,
Secretary 81 liz ~ nary.
AS,,F ,,ytlN
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
FOR SALE.

The time Of a healthy actlre negro
G'rl, .cho has tzcetrc gears to serre.
md is nozo siateen--aypiy to thu
EdHor.-f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
No. 78.
Levy Court.

A Meeting of the Commissioners Of
the Levy Court of New Castle County,
will be held q. the Court House in The
town of New Castle, on Tuesday the 2eth
of September, Irst at which time and
place the several assessors in said County
for the present year win attend 10 receive
their instructions.
Joseph Roberts,
Clerk Of the Peace.
New Castle, Sept. 10, !sls-at
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
John Bowman.

No. 5, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. B. All baggage to be in the charge and a,
the risk of the owners Baggage will also be
taken from, or put on board of the New Yorl
steam Boats alongside, free of expsnce.
Aug. 15--tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
New Castle, Sept. 90, 1918.

By virtue Of suntry writs OF Fl. ia. to
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, 1t the house Of Justice Beckley Viii.
m;ngton, in Christana Hundred, OH Sat,
urday the Sd Day of October next at 2
O'Clock 2. NJ. A vari=iy of household s.
kitchen furniture, such as beds, bedins 10
Seized and taken in execution, as the
property Of Justice Beck!ey, and to be
sold by
Francis Haughcy, sher;k
New Castle, Sept. %, lsis4
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
Wilmington, Del. Feb. a5--tf

In the Court Of Cilancery,
akF the state Of Delaware, held IN
George Town, in and Tor the
county Of Sussex, of the Summer Term
A.. ID 1878.
w. II. Wells, Burton Waplcs,1
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
> Dollars Kew ard

Rauaway from The subscriber on the
night OF the l4'h inst. an apprentice ~
Tf,r H~isLs.EI.NG BUSI - =.
named Thomas Read, about feet or
inches Ugh. " years of aye had on
when he went away Superfne Blue
Cioth Caatee. a white vest with red
stripes; and pair Of Nankeen pan,alets
and back ha'-,ook witt, him two pair
Of .,rpld trowsers. Who ever takes
up SAID boy and secures him so that can
gee HIM again, shall receive the above
reward and all reasonable charges paid
by
James Hamilton
near Wilmington.
NE All persons are forbid havbnrins
saaA say At fbeiv peril. If taken out oil
IT, te viii give ten.
Sept lo-3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03

Over a good turnpike Road.
! One boat will leave the first wharf above
Market street, Ihadeiphla, every day at II
O'Clock. The passengers will be forwarded with
a, possible dispatch by way of Wilmington
and Eii,ton, and arrive in Baltimore, early
next morning in time Tor the Southern or West
|eru Stage
Ano,her Boat will leave Bowley's wharf,
Baltimore, every evening at o'clock. The
passengers will be forwarded without delay,
and ar, I'VE in Philadelphia, early next morning
Inn time fer the New York Steam Boats.
To accommodate those whose business rem
|ders the aforesaid hours announcement, Steam
Boat will leave Philadelphia daily, at z, A. M.
Iand Wilmington at ,. z. M. Except on Mon
Idays) the Posi- Chaises or Stages, Of the line
Twill leave Eikton or Wilmington, in season to
lpacc them in the line southwark or eastward
the same day, and afford SO much more time
| to meet business or friends at Wilmington, Elk.
ton. the factories on the Brandywine, or else.
where.
There arc two Post Chaises running daily
leach way, and others are preparing. Those
lpersons first entered on the Books of the Steam
Boat, will be entitled to preference in the
Post Chaises. For passage, apply to the cap.
tain on board, or to
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03

Wilmington Bridge Company
The President * Directors of the
Wilmington Bride Company have de-
c!ared a Dividend of four per cent on The
Stock Of the Company for the pas, half
tear payable after the 10th Of next ,.sonths
Edward Giipin.
Treasury
Wilmington, 9th Mo. 3oth lsl8.--3e
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
WOOLCARDING

THE subscribers induced by the par.
,icular and reiterated request of their
friends, offer to card Wool upon reason
able terms, and in the most workman.
like manner.
W. Young, Son 3 Co.
Del. Wooden Mandatory,
Aug. 9TH, lsls-sm
N. b. Wool taken at fair price in
exchange for goods Of their manufaclur.
ing.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03
Conditions Of this Paper.

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE IS PUN
IIsHED TWICE WEEK, At FIVE DOLLAR.
\ YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE 1KsERTEu
AND TWENTY FIva CENTS FOR EVERY sue
cgEpING INSERTION. PAYMENT TO BE
MADE AT THE TIME WHEN THE Advertise
LEGATION.
" No PAPER DISCONTINUED UN7Ti
ALL ARREARAGRS ARE PAID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-03

Sept Is 1879 At
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

no READERS .a.vD CoRREs PO.A DE- ATS.
WEDNESDAY, OeTosnR 81. 1918


TO READERS .a-vD CORRE PON DEA7S.
~ The ialeoess ii The boul q, winch
lh.y were received, bui more especially
Tho want OF room, absolute y pfetludes the
insertion Of two wcll.w ittep on n, unic alions
On the subject Of Free Sufi.ege, bo,h OF
which will appear IN oui next paper Sew
eTsl advertise mtnis also necessarily omiued
We have row finished the pubic eslIop ofthe
laws Of The United States, and have only O
complete The psbIiou,ion Of few Indian
ueaties, when We shall be enabled to give a
gtea,es scope TO miscellaneous sno entertain
ING matter, than we have Tor some time past.
-:0:Sk-G:--
Some time in the year 1916. Bulge x
Renoufi, Brokers, of Boston, purchased a
certain smouDt OF Y s. Stock Tor geptIe
man of this Town, and enclosed q ceIt6sa,e
hereof in letter. and oiiec,ed II TO New
Yo X, instead Of Newport, The letter sfet be-
ing there sdveftised, was sent to The General
Posi-Offiee and after lapse of several months
was returned TO this town. and delivered 10
Tho proper person here. The sobjcc, at the
lime, exciled veiy considerable inquiry.
There are IN ,he Uriled States ten pos,.,owns,
denominaled New Port N ten diff. rent sta,es.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
Bo TON, Oct. 10
FROM EUROPE.

~ the ship GiIen, Captain Tracy, whic p
orsi,ed Yesterday, from London, v,a Po
mouth Gag papers OF the former city
tue 1911, and Of ,hc latter to the 5ist Of A.
gest, wose received.
II is repeated that the Commercial T't
sies, which we're endesvored TO be negotiate
bsswsen The Uaiisd States ssd France snl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
Yisif ofihe Y,es President.

We learn from unquesiioDable authority,
that The Vice-Presidsni OF The United States,
with other disting uished charac e,s who &C
company him, will leave New Yo k, for
Newport, THIS morning, in the Revenue Cut
tei, II Chboone, ESQ commando
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

1aE GENERAL IS sfMSLY Will eoDyere 10
this ,,wr or Mctd,y The IS h instsnt AZ
sevetsI .rbjcc,s OF IN pcr'ance ere to be dis.
cussed 10 stoition H. the elet,icn Of Sks b.
e. and c.. X !, is respsofiui hopsd, ibst he
Rtpuelsesb ~ ube,s Will Re satiy md
punc,ua IN tbe', sueroSLst = (Prep Fss
.fneriesn tcnros ~, Is stated, ths, ~
order oi he NY Coz iss,crtts, a fair ,est
has been naat ti tit e'n ps'a,i'e du,5bihiI
oi Ane iosn arc Russiap csrSes, Which has
restlttd IN Q cielJ suonslistIop ol the supa.
iolry ct cor twr rt.o q prttt'tn,. -
therefore eivtt canvas ior ,te Iublic
service. Na.. Ins.
Napy.- Acc, ca, Z the lele ins, uciions
fo the L 5 vai Service Ccn ni,s,uDed
Officers oi the n Wy &c t'i, ID. q INTO The fol.
iowine rerks ant q a. niusi,trs VIZ
CommodoreS ocn n.udins squedfons.
CAPTAINS, cen spdpg i'igats, and yes.
sells OF 90 guns.
Masters CommandGnf, con napd rs sleeps.
Litufen0rts.
\ Captains, Mssiers C,n nlsresrr stt Leu
tepsnis, uke preetdorte ard oonnend 10
ibei, respective ,sbks seretsb q tfs ostes
Of their e,umissicRs, tu' II hey are ol he
same date, secrfdna . tkeir rrnber.
The relative rsrk btlvetn fhne's Of The
NY end rsvy is thus ts sblisfsss
Cenmcderts ,srk wrt Ergod.s, CtnsrGls.
(onIorns u The Navy win (eonsis.
Massrs. { IN ronoo,i WI AGjofs
Liesienanss IN The Na,y web Cef.ains ia
lhs A my
The ,snks and precedence OF sea ard isrd
fihcers ss sbose, 70 be Ieguisisd BY staioai,y
Of con nissions.
Cfews ere 10 be trsipsd srd sxsreiseo 10
the use Of small arms a. Sell ss Rrest eUrss
snd ball cartridges iUirheed ,hs N seeording.
-T,enson 7bs< h~erfeon.
The I'd regimen, q L S. Infsnry, %
Sstke''s Harbour, Rave cen q tLttS .krg
public i'so from that place, 70 irie's,c, ei.
ther tts Okdsnsbure tufni lks, crits Nc 10
sro H.-rn ord resd icc ntr se &c tt &C.
'o,Iso. daily, Tor ,hr purross The iouts 10
in direct lipe 70 B'ovpsvills. villse sc, We
believe. en,its'y ,ured BY M,je, Cdsrd
Btvn --Bos. Gtz.
The Ppsdsni. ard bis Eniy, have 70.
,uiotd inn herr "a " ir Npfuu g To
.esi ef gcsertpsr, Ntu o. a., B.as of
Dsps, u.,ru, fF's slso retpires 10 tteif
respective pests..-is.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Farm,

Situated in healthy neighborhood,
part in the State Of Delaware and part
in the State OF Maryland, in New Castle
and Cecil counties, containing $50 acres,
about $50 acres Of which is excellen
woodland. This tract is situated within
s miles of Frenchtown and of Elkton,
is remarkably we'll watered from mum
Der Of springs arising thereon, and is un.
der good fence. The turnpike road from
New Castle to Frenchtown, passes thro
this estate, whereby it may be convent.
emily divided into two farms. The ten
ant house (brick) is in good order, an'
the barn new. The soil is remarkably
we'll adapted to clover and plaster.
The contemplated Chesapeake ane
Delaware Canal is staked out to pas:
through this farm, which, tits presumed
will enhance the value Of it in the est
nation of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about to be brought forward, ant
probably, shortly carried into execution
The terms will be accommodating, ant
further particulars may be known by ap
plying to the subscriber.
Morgan Jones.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 25-tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
For '~QIe.

On the same day at O'Clock at the
Inn of l1oulton Yarnall, On the Gap and
Newport Turnpike, small farm o eouus
70 acres. in the lanA d before mention
ed, this property is b,unesd on the east
by the Gap Ss Newpor, urrpl',@ two
miles from Newport and Ave from Wiz
mington; there is VIVA, may justly be
termeda sufficient portion Of w,".d lad,
three fourths of tie arabic land is good,
the remainder may be made 50 at small
!expence, the whole well waiered by q
respectable str.am through the centre OF
the farm, Gu which is good water pow
er authorizing buildings adjoining the
turnpike ard within two hundred yards
of the celebrated Yellow Springs; the
buildings arc two story log house, a ter-
All: hous. of one story, and small sable,
here is Il well Of excellent water nenp
the large dwelling Also
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
Military Bounty Land.
General Land Office,
.. 10th Nov 1918.
Notice.

The Lands in the Missouri Territory
(north Of the river MlssourD appropriate
ed for military bounties have been sur
We y ed, and the distribution OF them by
Lot will commence on the first Monday
in January next.
Soldiers who have received from the
Department Of War, notifications that
their Warrants are lodged in this Office
may send their notifications to me, with
orders for location, written ,hus:
" TO be located in Missouri north, and
the patent sent to the Post Ocice at
4. b."
Witness, G. d.
The Lottery for Military Bounty lands
on the river St. Francis and Arkansa:
will not be ready for several months
Soldiers who wish to have lands Their,
may retain their notifications til surlhe
notice is given.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Printers who publish the Laws of tn
United States, will publish the above ono
a week till January next, and then SEM
their accounts 10 the Land Office 10
payment.
| Nov 2l-lawtJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
FOR SALE,

That handsome and highly improved
Farm, MORVEN, late the property OF
Captain David Ross, deceased, situated
in the county OF New Castle, state Of
Delaware, within the distance oil two
miles from the latter town, five miles
from Wilmington and three of Christi.
ana aridge-Containing about 100 acres
of land, chiefly arabic, and in a high
Estate of cultivation Some marsh mea.
ow in herd grass, with the necessary
drains The woodland is thriving young
hickory and oak, and all well enclosed
with thorn fences. The buildings on
the place are good Brick dwelling
house, new Brick Barn with stablng
and SAILS for SO head of cattle, granary
and carriage house, poultry house, with
sheds and yards for the poultry, sheep
house convenient and well filled, stone
smoke housG and ssrrrinx house, with
never falling spring Of excellent water
land neat we'll built Ice house, thst wa
contain 40 wagon loads. There is oil the
lplace fine young orchard OF the besl
grated fruit, very handsome and well
stocked garden. two good pumps, all The
stock on the farm, consisting OF horses
mich COVE, working oxen, pair o.
young steers, fine bull 4 years old
Blackwell breed sheep, 7-S Merinos
hogs, poultry of different kinds. ant
farming utensils of every description.
1t is presumed tina, no person inclin
ed to purchase so valuable an estate, vii
wish to engage withou; FIRST viewing The
premises, which will be shown by APP
plica,ion at the place; or, if any iHtor
nation should be required in Philadcl
phia, i. will be given by calling on Johr
Leamy, Esq, No.7s,S Third street..
Marcia G. Ross, adm'X
with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug. 26-tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
FOR SALE,
lit Pub &c AUCTION,

On the premises on Thursday the 26th
inst. at 10 O'Clock, a valuable plantation,
containing one hundred and ten acres,
lying and being near Midtown, in Mill.
creek hundred, New Castle county, and
state OF Delaware, seven miles from the
borough of Wilmington, and one and a
halt from navigable water at Slaunton
the main post road from Philadelphia
TO Baltimore; this properly formerly,
{ say twelve years since bel0gcd to
Thomas Springer, now decd al dwas then
IN the highest state of cultivation OF any
upland farm in the county, it has since
been somewhat reduced but will require
but little encouragement to bring it again
TO FIRST rate land. The eastern boundary
lot this farm is washed by beautiful
stream from which a hill rises about
forty feet, the farm lies on this high and
healthy situation, is level, easily titled and
sitogo,her clear of stone except in the
! hill adjoining the stream where great
sntficiency of the best stone can be had
for all necessary buildings at q triAinE
expence the buildings are house,
X tchen, barn, stables, black smith shop,
spring house, with other out buildings
now new, but the smith shop and SPRING.
house, the other buildings with a triliimg
expence may be made respectable fer 20
years, there is on the premises extensive
apple orchards of the best grated fruit
and within one mile of IA quarry Of lime
stone, where the best Of lin e, or lime
stone is at all times to be l.ad 1t is
somewhat surprising that the citizens of
Chester & the neirhboring counties Of
Pennsylvania do no. turn their attention
TO the upper parts Of N. Castle. equally
as healthy, much nearer market ant!
where lands ofeaual quality can be pur-
chased for less than half price Also
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
For sale,

At the latter hour and place, and adj
Joining the farm last mentioned,a farm
or piece Of land 0 about the same num-
b@r of acres mentioned in the latter. (7o)
this islikcwise bounded on the east by
The Gap and Newport Turnpike; there
is on this f.rm larger portion of timber,
three iitlhs of the arabic land may Justly
be termed, III the common phrase, po;,
the remainder in a tolerable state Of cu,-
|tivation, the soil is Kind either to grain
Tor grass, and is of "a nature TO require
less expence than almost any other Ind
liz bringing it to the highest state q! cu..
iiva,ion; there is no buildings on this
property this land lays south and is
handsomely situated from Two streams
running lhrou%l, this property, forming
| a junction at the south line and from
strong and never failing spring rising
rearly central between those streams on
an elevated situation near the north line.
This property may be divided & subdiyidsj
Into ay number of lots, ull well water
led, the central Situation is high and
commanding full view Of the whole
farm and of the turn pike, oeau,ilul
|situalion for buildings the water from
he spring can first be applied to
spring house and then at an expence not
worthy naming, be brought through the
cenlre of the farm for the use of house,
barn, garden. SC. in short we feel no hes
|i,a,ion in saying that this property can he
}made the handsomcst and most eligible
|si,uation witi:oat exception OF any within,
|fiiy miles Gift. These two las, meniion-
ed properties will be sold either together
or separate. persons wishing 10 view Tx.
|properly will call upon the subscriber ~
10 view the prope.1 near MilltoYa either
|upon the subscriber or Doctor John
lQninby Ailltown. Terms which will be
made 10 sui, the purchaser AT time aud
place of sale.
Johu Z Phillips.
Madison Factory. near Newport Del.
N. b. What is termed family carri-
lage and the harness will be offered ior
,ale at The latter place.
Nov. IL, 1854.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02

At Meeting of the Agricultural So
cety of New Castle County, held at the
Court House in the town Of New Castle
the Sd day of this instant,
1t was resolved, that piece Of silver
plate, with such devise and impression
thereon as may be deemed proper by the
committee Of examiners for the time
being, not to exceed $40 in value, be a.
wardcd to any member of the Society
who shall at the stated meeting in No
vember 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
mi,tee of examiners for the time being,
not exceeding in value $40, be awarded
10 any member Of the society who shall
exhibit the requisite proof OF having
raised the greatest quantity of wheat
from one acre of land, subject to the
donation prescribed by the 9Th sec. Of
the by laws, at the next August meeting
|of the society.
Resolved, that piece of silver plate
with such device and impression as may
|be deemed property the committee Of
Examiners for the time being, not excee;'.
ing 90 dollars, be awarded To any meii blr
of this society who shall exhibit the re.
|quisite proof of having raised the greatest
Quantity OF indian Corn on one acre oil
land, subject to the donation provided
|by the | 9Th sec. Of bye laws, at the meet
ing of the society in February 1919,
The following gentlemen, agreeable ,o
the | 5th 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. Rislgley, Thomas Clayton
William II. Wells, Joseph Haslet, Man.
aen Bull, Samuel payn,rr, Andrew Maui
dain, Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett
William Warner, William Kennedy
Jesse Green, Henry Molleston, William
B. Copper, Benz Burton and presly
Spruance.
John CrOzc.
Recording Secretary.
Aug. 90, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
Joshua Burrows.

joshua UuFFOHSs
And now, to wit this 25th day of Ju.
", 1918, on motion OF complainant's so
licitor, and on affidavit made, of the de-
PENDANT residing out of ,he state, 1t is or.
dered by the chancellor, that the defcn
dant, Josua Burrows. do appear in this
court, and IN this cause, on the FIRST Mon
day of March next, and file his answer,
or the comp!ainan,s bill fled in this cast
shall be taken pro cohfesso and il is fur
;her ordered thata copy of this order be
inserted within 80 days from this date,
il. the Delaware Gazette and Peninsula
Advertiser, published in the Borough OF
Wilmington in this state, and H. II"
Uuion for the Country, published in tlie
city of Philadelhhia, and be in each oi
those papers published for three months
next after its first publication.
The state Of Delaware,l
Sussex county,. TO wit. )
do sertiiy that the ADORE is q
true copy Of the record liz the
above suit.
In ties imony whereof have
hereunto Sc. my hand ane
(sEAL) affixed the seal of the Cour
of Chancery, at Georgetown
the 2sth day of July, Annt
Domini 1918.
JEHU STOCKLEY,
Register i'll Chahcery
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
'OIYCI.

Was committed to the public Jail OF
Kent County, in the state oil Delaware, on
Tuesday the Sd day Of this inst. by
Thomas pryce, Esq one ofthe Justices
of the Peace in s. for the said County, a
black man, who calls himself Charles, on
suspicion Of having absconded from the
service Of his master. HE states that he
belongs to VIM. Matthias, in Washington
Comfy, Maryland :-Therelore
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
Notice..
Nov, 2l-lawtJ

The Assessors OF New Castle County
are requested TO meet at the Red Lion
Tavern. on the FIRST Tuesday Of Decem.
Der next, at lC O'clock, A, Nj. in order to
equalize the valuation Of personal pio-
perty. in their respective hundreds.
Nov IS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-02
Treasury OIfice' Dover Oct. 10, 1918
Notice..

The undersigned will attend at New Castle
on the 4,h, and unt, O'clock, p M. on the 5tt
Of November neat, at Georgetown, on the 18Th
until | O'Clock, 2. NJ on the 10Th, and at Dove
OH the 27,h 4 2sth of tue same month, for In
purp,s ug Of receiving the State Tax, and al
o,n.r ,ieo,s due to the State of Delaware, wl,,c.
1t is his duty TO receive. The collectors and OH
IS a.e therefore requested to be runctual in the
attendance and prompt in their payments.
Cornelius L, Comegys,
Safe Treasurer
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