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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

SdSG lTOll hlcAdllllld- III ", W Soh-
stantinople, in Grecian vessel.
Boston Patriot.
mo. 81
The merchant with whom reside having
occasion yesterday TO visit the Governor on
some business relating TO commerce, re-
quested me to accompany him. We were
not sure that the plague had ceased in that
part OF the city where he resides still, from
an Unsuitable desire have always had TO
see little Of every thing, readily acqui-
esced.
We found his Excellency within an ar
bour in his garden, seated and reclining on
cushions, contemplating the beauties Of
fountain that played before him. while two
Janssaries, richly alfred, were driving
from his face by means Of fans, the flies,
and other insects, as they attempted 10 an
noy him.
On entering, we placed our right hands
on our breasts, bowed respectfully both TO
him and his suite, which consisted OF about
twelve persons and then seated ourselves
near him on cushions, without removing our
hats--our Greek interpreter, however. ap-
preached the Governor, fell on his knees
and kissed his hand, after which he took
his seat with US.
Ii is a general custom to present visitors
with pipes and sherbet, and the Turks even
condescend TO shew this attention to Chris
tians, but at present is dispensed with, the
Ramazan Yet remaining in lull force.
After having Transacted tbebusines, that
occasoned our visit, we signited a wish TO
see his Excellency's horses, which art con-
sidered of a superior breed--ttis was i'm
mediately granted and Janissary was Or
dered to shew US the Court in which are
situated the stables and prisons. On arri-
val however our attention was drawn TO
different object.
There were three Greeks charged with
having robbed Frank of some trifing ar
ticle, and as they denied having committed
the act, the Turks thought The bastinado.
might have tendency to make them give a
different account. as proofs were strong a.
gainst them. They were therefore brought
out OF their prisons separately, and ordered
to lie on the ground-a wooden bar was
produced, having a cord made fast at both
ends near its centre-within this the prs-
oner's legs were secured near the ankles,
and each end Of the bar supported by a
Turk, leaving the soles Of the feet horizon
tai with the body. From bundle OF
sticks, two men, called Executioners, Sc
lected those they thought strongest, and al
ternately struck the part thus exposed with
great violence. They bore a few strokes
with wonderful heroism, but their cries
soon became dreadful, when the execu-
TONERS desisted, and they went limping
back TO their prisons.
Justice OF some kind may always be OBJ
tanned in this country, and although Ills
doubtful whether loser ever RECEIVERS his
stolen property, still he may rest assured
that the thief, if discovered, will meet bis
reward.
It's painful 10 reflect on the severity often
used by the TURKS to obtain confession Of
crimes; still more SO, when we consider
that innocent persons must occasionally
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

A gentleman lately arrived in this city
from Monticello, informs US that Mr.. JEFF
ferson has gone on visit TO the springs for
bis health, being little afflicted with the
rheumatism that Mr.. Monroe had met
with fall from his horse, by which he had
been somewhat injured; and tina, Mr. Ma
Olson enjoyed good health, and was much
occupied with subjects Of a public and use
full nature. These gentlemen all live with
in thirty miles OF each other.
Washington Nat. Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
ALEX tNDRIA:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST %.

We are informed hy good authority, that
at meeting of the Bible Society at Copen-
hagen, on the 18th May, Count de Schm-
melmam read letter addressed to him as
one of the presidents Of the society, from
the king of Denmark. accompanied with a
present of 1000 rix banco dollars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
From the Albany Register.
THE WATERMELON.

The WATERMELON.
Mr.. Clark,
Can you tell me why the SONS of song so
seldom tune the harp to the delectable
richness of the MELON? While every hete-
rogeneous root, plant, bush, brambie and
vegetable, are made the theme Of animated
and glowing poesy, this choicest gift of the
zine is entirely neglected by The bard, and
left to the rude eulogy of the uoracious cpl
care. Were | permitted 10 stride that jilt-
ing nag Pegasus, would goad her to Par
nassian's veriest steep, and there chaunt an
unceasing strain 10 the nectared Goddess of
vintage. To me, there is not a worldly
scene so replete with refreshing extacies,
and that CLEANS with such becalming beau
ties upon the mind, as the retiring from
The midday heat Of August, 10 seat under
the reviping branches Of The 1cillo'., By the
side of cool, meandering stream, TO porti-
cipate in the luxurious treat q a RED-coRED
MELON )! But prose is too dull and insipid.
NOMENTANUS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
UNPARALLELED LIE-BEL !

A REPORT having been put in circula-
ton that the subscriber would be qfronted
with those who o1e him, if they were to
offer payment, informs them that it was
propagated with malice aforethoughk and
is destitute of the semblance Of truth; he
therefore assures those who are disposed to
come forward and discharge their little
dues, that in place of the dark, angry dis
tortion OF his features, that his risible facul-
ties will assume complacent look Of APP
probation, and that he will receive them
with the truest cordially.
r pESRCF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
B. PEARCE.

"A Canada paper has the Jolloring aduer-
asement; 1t may suit some parts ofthe o.
States.
Wanted, few spruce young gentlemen
to stand at the church door, at the assem-
bling Of the congregation, for the devout
purpose OF staring the ladies out of counte-
nance.
No other qualification than good share
of impudence is requisite for this employ
ment.--If, however, TO this should be ad-
ded complete restitution OF a sense OF
propriety, or talent for making polite re-
marks upon each lady as she passes, or even
a capability of exciting laugh among his
comrades at her expense, the applicant will
be considered as more eminently qualified
for his station.
Persons desirous Of engaging in this bu-
siness, will please to take their stands at
the ringing of the bell next Sabbath, for the
purpose OF giving specimen OF their
poyyerS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

The stock contemplated to be raised for
building a steam boat to run between Nor
folk and Alexandria, has all been subscrl-
bed. The amount, 10000 dollars, was e.
qually divided between the two towns, and
the 10000 dollars allotted to Norfolk were
taken up almost as soon as The subscription
was opened. Norfolk Herald.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

We learn [says the New-York Evening
POST that the author of those excellent and
popular essays which have appeared in the
Connecticut Corrant for the last two or
three years, under the head of The B7ef
Remurker. is preparing to collect and pub
lish the whole series in volume. They
are from the pen of the Rev. Ezra Samp-
son, of Hudson, author Of the Historical
Dictionary, and that highly useful and va
liable little work, the Beauties oftte Bible.
Mr. Sampson is a scholar Of the first order,
and though far advanced in life, yet the
energies ofhis mind remain unimpaired.-
The style Of his writings is always chaste
and classical, and lie sentiments pure
The public have for several years been in
debted to Mr.. S. for the many valuable es-
says from his pen, and the most Of which
have received a very extensive circulation
in our public papers The essays Of which
we are speaking, in particular, have attract
ed unusual attention; and we think il ha-
zarding but little TO remark, that had they
appeared in the golden age OF British lite
nature, they would at this day have been
found in our Libraries upon the same shelf
with addison and Johnson.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

The corner stone OF the capitol of the u
uited States was laid at l2 o'clock on Mon
day last, the cath inst. in presence OF the
Commissioner of the Public Buildings and
the Architect of the capitol; after which
The workmen and laborers employed about
the building partook Of refreshments, pro-
vided by direction Of the Commissioner.
[.Ndtional nteliigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
.Agiiers, april IA.

.4lgiers, April IA.
On the 18th inst. an Anglo-Amerioan
squadron, consisting Of two line-of- battle
ships, one frigate and two sloops, came to
an anchor in this Bay for the purpose Of re-
minding this government, that in case their
privateers should 60 out, they are not to
search any American vessels, or to recon-
noitre them in any other way than by their
FLAG, which secures the commerce Of their
nation; and that the U. States government
will look upon any contravention as an act
of hostility, and will make themselves sa-
ii faction accordingly.
[ReceiVed per .adria;ic.l
A Gibraltar price current Of June 90, re-
ceived at Merchants Hall News Room, re-
marks-Beans, white, cwt 4, last sales;
bees wax, yellow, 80 40, none ; cocoa,
Caracas, 80, good quality wanted do
Trinidad, 80. last sales cotton, Carolina,
short, "a So, none-a parcel Of Louisi-
ana sold at 37i; coffee, Mart. and St. Do
mingo, 80, none, in demand; corn, Indian
(fan) e5a 375, the latter offered for
cargo candles, sperm 46 80, last sales
at the first, and second now asked ; fish,
cod, Am cwt IS, last sales, and dull E;
flour, super Dbl 10 IS, sales in small par
GELS; nankeens, CON yellow, piece, ! AZ;
do short, 60 a II, actual sales of large par,
GELS both.
Beef, Dbl 70, dull; pork, none; rice 10
last sales at I; pepper, black, cwt II, par
tial sales, ami scarce; ginger, % 10, but
little demand cassia, ID 38 40; sugars,
Havana, white cwt IS; do brown, ! 25a
II 90, wanted; Brazil, assorted, le3 l3
scarce, wanted Z. I. white. l % II
so; slaves, ". o. pipe, IS, abundant and
dull tobacco, Ken cwt 105 a IL, sales ;
do Virg 10; Negro head, l6 a II, but lit
tie in first hands tar, Dbl 8; teas, gunpow-
der, ID l2I, last sales; do Tyson, 90, do;
ioSwood, bay, cwt. ] 5o, actual SAFES
Span;.h brandy, l55, sales.
Gibraltar, June 12 and 19-Ar briggs O.
cean, Moison, (of BOSTON, St Thomas, Al,
for Leghom-Columbia Dyer, Bait 81
CT brig William and James, Graves, (of
BOSTON, Malaga.
Extract Of letter from Havana, July 80,
received at Merchcnts' Hall.
The British frigate La Pique arrived
here several days ago, from Jamaica, and
she is now receiving the money from the
Tay, which was brought up here last year,
from the wreck OF that vessel, by our Con-
su!ado corveti.. Valency. The amount is
about $50, 900 dollars, but 6 per cent will
be retained here for duties"
IA gentleman who left Havana July 81,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

A Grocer in Albany thus ludicrously and
sarcastically addresses his delinquent Gus
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
Wy last Evenings Mail.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS, MEssRs. LANG
TURNER 4 CO.
.Ne19-Y rk, August e5-noon
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
Boston, August 81.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

We have been favored with a Gibraltar
paper Of the Goth Of June, received yesier:
day at Merchants Hall and are sorry TO
find that the Plague has made its appear
ance at Tangiers, seaport in Africa, on
the Atlantic, short distance from Gibral-
tar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
LETTERS FROM ASIA.

Extract from series of letters, written by
an american gentiemsn while h7Asla, to
his friend in Boston. The writer unior-
tunately died by the plague, on his pas
sage from Alexandria. in Egypt, to Con-
stantinople, in Grecian vessel.
Boston Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28
AYEcDoTE.

A young lady marrying man she loyed,
and leaving many friends in town, to retire
with him into the country, Mrs. Dsmer
said, prettily, she has turned one and
twenty shillihgs into guinea" NJ. d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

Some English officers, drinking in their
tent, asked the chaplain for toast. The
King Of France" "What our foe % said
the colonel. {" You live by h, m,'' said the
chaplain. The colonel in his turn gave,
"the Devil" +" Do you mean to affront
me ?" exclaimed the chaplain. You live
by him" said the colonel, very coolly, do
you moi, my good doctor"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

A favorite of king had custom of pluck.
ing hair from his beard, The king forbid
him to do this under a severe penalty
Some time after, this man did The king an
excellent service. What shall give p
said the king. "a power over my own
beard," replied the sage.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-28

From the Norfolk Herald, August "a.
FIRE.
We have the disagreeable task OF annount
cling another visitation Of this destructive
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State Of the Weather-At p. NJ. go deg.
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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Farm.

situated in healthy neighborhood
Part in the State Of Delaware and par
il the State OF Maryland, in New Casts
I'd Cecil counties, containing 252 acres
about so acres Of which is exceLlel.
oodland. This tract is situated witi,iu
5 miles Of Frenchtown and Of E.lktor,
$ remarkably we'll watered from ID mum
ner oil springs arising thereon, and is an
der good fence. The turnpike road fro'3
New Castle 10 French,own, passes throl
this estate, whereby it may BE- converts
emily divided into TWO farms. The tenl
ant house (brick) is i, good order, an@
The barn new. The sill is remarka5ly
web adapted to clover ana plaster.
The contemplated chesapeake and
Delaware Canal is staked out to pass
through this farm, which, lis preAumsl
will enhance the value Of it in the csE|
NATION Of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about 10 be brought forward, and
probably, shortly carried iHtt. execution.
The terms will be accommodating, and
further particulars may be Known by APP
pl, ing TO tht; subscriber.
Morgan Jones.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 25--,f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Treasury department.
Washington April To, 1873.
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
To the pioprietors of the old sir
per cent Stock, that the last payment or
account Of the principal and interest Of
'ie said stock, will become due on the ST
"Fi>ctober next, ensuing the date hereof
aed that the same will be paid OH that
'av, at the Treasury and at the lean Of
'ces having such stock standing on their
',anks, to The Stockholders or to their
.'tornies upon the surrender of the ori
..ina' certificate of the said stock.
Il is further made known for the infor-
nation of the propgretors If said old sis
per cent stock. residing in foreign parts,
that in order 10 obyiate, as far as prac-
ticahle any inconvenience which might
result, By reason OF loss at sea or other
wise, i. viii! be advisable to retain ccrrec,
copies Of their certificates. authenticated
by Notary Public, duly appointed.
WAi. II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary ofMe Treasury.
May 10, iawtlO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Proclamation.

In the name Of the state of Delawa are,
No'ice is hereby t,iven to The elect ~
OF ..,rh restle Ccunty that general :
lec,,on . Ill he held IN stit several election
Dissr.,ts # the sail Gnu,ny at i'u sdsy
tn; 1 ciay d 0ctober nex, ustweep the
h,EtS VI. 9 o'ciot k III the toeen0un aud
o'cl ick in tne afternoon, To vote for
p rsuns - fiji the following Difces Posts
or fus's, tTst.tr the CONSTITUTION of the
sad stale. l.. vi. i,err-rrss'ss slyTe
Sc alives III Inc Congress o. r. Cui,ed
Sizes. md one peren a. oeuatnr, md
g. ii persons as Representative i, the
Legi,lainre of the sid state.---Fwo per.
sons co. the Office rf sl,crlFi shd Two
pc sons for the Office Of CorOnei for the
sad, county. Aud four good and So :
sian,iai fvcSLolders, as Cos mi -sioEers of
the Levy Cooult and cour, Of Appeal IN
the said County 10 wit: one residiu., in
the hundred OF " hi,s Clay Greek one
in Z. ncacirr hundrcsl,--- one III Red Lion
hundred, and one il. St. George hundred
Francis Hansjsey, .Sh::J.
Sent Is, l81S.--4t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

At a Meeting Of The Arrieultaral So
ciety Of New Castle County, held at tie
Court House III the town of New Castle
the Sd day of this instant,
II was resolved, thai piece Of silver
plate, with such devise aud impression
thereon as may be- ,leemed proper by the
committee OF examiners ipr The time
being, moi to excGed $40 in value, be a.
varied to any member of the Society
who shall al the stated meeting IN No
senl5er next, present and read before
the society, tbs best written essay on the
n,rinsic value of arabic land. 4
Resolved, that piece Of silver plate.
with such device and impression thereon
IS may be deemed proper by the com.
mittee of examiners for the time being,
moi exceeding in value $40, be awarded
10 any member of the society who shall
xhibit the requisite proof Of having
raised the greatest quantity Of wheat
.rua! cue acre of land. subject to the
roustiol prescribed by the 18th 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
he deemed proper By the committee Of
examiners for the time being, not exceed
IN 20 dollars, be awarded to any mel. Der
oi this society who shall exhihi, the re-
quisite proof Of having raised the greatest
quantity Of Indian Corn OIL one acre of
land, subject 10 the donation provided,
by the | 9Th sec. of bye laws, at The meet
ing OF the society in February 1919,
The iollowin! gentlemen agreeable to
the l5th 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 II. Wells, Joseph HasIet. Man.
|aen Bull, Samuel Payn,er, Andrew Nau.
|dain, Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett,
William Warner. William Kennedy,
Jesse Green. Henry MolIeston, William
B. Copper, Ben amin Burton and Presly
|Spruance: Fl
John CrOzo. !,
Recording Secretary.
IAug. 20, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Daniel Harrington,
fsENYEHtf',
(ERU.N H.lL ;.ilDEs5. J

Has visited hrs borcuci! Wsth the n'e'.,Gs Ct
'srrying snort TINS. 10 p.lform III i h+rcnt
.,icra;ions ~ the TEETH aid GU ,;:5, hat
may he requi'ed. ant deemed pycIgs. liz III
also. Sc, teeth, (eithsr ratma or Munriat IN
h, bet rranne,, with ,igatures, 6 !; sj'rr.s ur
ivots The progression u decay IN tecth .,av
ne arrested ~ most caSes, 'akel; :. due n,ie,
nher by plugging with gold tr r-nias 'he
decayet part Willy, a pa;uai y; su,h IS e ie-
anged in ;is..r position, ~. inin ~ ,,,'er-
cas, b. caisp'eeiy re,.me,rd. lee. nay
DC restored 20 rieir ust!ai witness, wahon, u ju-
" and ken 50, ny pr1res at,ci1G;4n. INA,
..uch corvenier sui Satisfaction ma tt ,e.v
a. from bavint. esn np.''itd Where t'.e} have
cen iost, ty atc,.N Q, casna,fy, $ Yer, ger.
fAy admitted; and h 80 Who's, ar'sf ssiti rem.
cts il accessory to speak fscqus Ny ~ rnSic,
may he very essentially ben,h -ed b the IRE.
s.'ivssion oil their dental s9un1si the preventing
the Eps, and stnsr paris f,o.n ishg IN,
{ .yhch is lEe inevitah c coatogue c. Of itss cs
eeti,.) and thereby keerms tip The tsrarai foern
,ar face. is NOT oiiae,toy of tt.istat,on.s
ID u rlaa obtaiped his know lad'p ~ his line
nf hu5.nrss, frnn source of tire silst res,e.ta.
b,hy which hs las credentials 10 egince and
s.h,eh he VIII cxt,i.,i. TO those who may cel, on
lin for bis aerv ces. IL sahou, teseetie III Pull
ei;,!,is where ne y 1T he sl,ti 70 ,tnc services
e, the ltiie = ls fofes:hdA, 10 sil OF the ci.i
izens Of Winnnetcn and us vcniy as may
freql,ieu 'tsa, city ---7yrsins attention may
,3 tx;.ectgt fl 10 hln. = all tines.
Recommended by
Mr.. GRACE Fl. HAYDEN,
Surgeon Dentist, Baltimore,
or References DR. Aioaro, Er ss1,eS, Or
MsLane
TIT APPLY a: Mi Hsnnstts's cornet Of
Fsencn a, 4 ,,,i street.
THOSE, WIN desire ii, viii he waited on at
'neir res, ,sc'ire t.ns.s Of ! ,tencs
Sept so, !Si5--y
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
3 Dollars lie ward
Sept Is, l3ls--4t

Runaway from ,ht subscriber IN the
night OF the 18th inst. an apprentice 10
T:ir i,.aiLUkIA'G DISf f.SS,
named Thomas Read, about feet or s
inches high, IL wears of age had OIL
when he went away SuperGne Blue
Cloth Cuatee, white vest with red
strip S; and pair OF Nanketn panfalets
and black hd,-took with Tim two ppir
of 'riped trowsers- Who ever takes
I'D sad BOY and secures tim so thai ga
&c him again; shall recey' tie above.
reward and all reasonable charges paid
t,v
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
(!h.all!R.!:. 1! ,..,7r!!lSs,l'Iil.nI.
Lses !; !. s ! s4sSs

That he' 'aq.,e n.d s5.,..tr isnprrven
Farm, Aso" ~, init l9c property Of
Captain nayid hoaa Gec...set,, SITUATED,
in the ceuats o. &ev ,aatle, s:ate Of
Delaware, wrhin the ,Iis,ance OF TIVE
lniles from the tat town. 1--we miles
from v lnlnstor ans i'lrcr ~ Chllsti.
ana .sriti,se--t obtaining about 100 acr~s
If land, chiefly arabic anu ii high
state Of cultissf,on Some marsh mea
low in ncrd gtass, with lh$. aCessary
drains ,i'hs woodiar.d S III living qourg
hickory and oak, Ar'u all well enclosed
lwith thorn L aces ~ bulldogs on
1.-THE place are ,,pal rick dwelling
house, a new i]rick sarh With sta'ling,
and stalls for SO head oF cattle, granary
and Carriage hfuse, poultry house, with
.shets and yards for the pouii.t, a sheep
lhouse convenient and web ti.4@GI, stone
Islnoke house ard spsing honse, with a
never failing spring Of excellent water,
and a neat well huilt ice huuss, that will
contain 40 wagon loads. There is on the
place inc Young orchard ct 80 nsal
! s-ss+-'si rrc.Er' i tcty iiAndsrme and well
lstocked garder, two good Jumps, all the
Is'ock on he farm Cons sin,, Of horses.
lmilch cows, working oxen. pair OF
young steers fine bull years old
Blackwell breed sheep, rs Merinos !;
hogs rou,try Of .iiferent kinds. and
farming utensils of every description.
Il Is pt>esumed that no person iuclin-
ed 10 purchase so valuable AN estate, viii
wish 10 engage without first viewing the
premises, which viii be shown by app
plicasion at the place Or, if any infor-
ma'io" should be required in Phiia,ici-
pha. it will be given by calling IN JOHN
Lcamy Esq M. 70 S. Third street.
Marcia G. Il oss. ae.au'X.
with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug. 26~.-u TAX.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

BY virtue Of sundry wrts OF Il. ia. To
me 'irccted, will be exposed to puLl;s
[sale, at the house. Of Justice Eeckley Will
|mington. in Christians Hundred, on Sat
|urday the Sd Day of October next at 2
O'Clock P. NJ. A yarieiy Of household =
kitchen furniture, such ,as beds, bedins see
Seized and taken in exeCution, as the
property Of Justice Beckley, and 10 b
sold by
Francis Haugl,ey, sheriff
lNew Castle, Sept. IS, 1919.