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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

On FRIDAY, 10 NJ.
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, cornet
of Prince and Water streets,
Cloths
Cassimcres
Coatings
Flushings
Swansdown and toilenetts yesting
Cerduroys and velvets
Irish linens
Cambria, lenc, jaconet & book muslin
Calicoes
Gihghams
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Kid, Buckskin and Beaver gloves
Bandana, cotton & Madras hdkls
Lace
Sewing and cotton threads, etc.
ALSO,
Sherry and Teneriffee wines in ar.
casks.
Goshen cheese in casks
200 felt blankets. Dec. so.
Will be added to Ffi,lay's sale, at the
Vendue Store, corner of Prince and Wa.
ter streets,
A variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of tables, bedsteads,
chairs, &c. &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER, Auct.
December so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
Notice

So celebrated in New-EnsIand for the
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particula-
rized in the papers OF directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by some
of the FIRST characters i'll tae state u Mas
sachusctts.
JAGGS KENNEDY & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

JfiNNs i-cSS
E,elina, (Spectre) Monier
At the end of the Play,
IN Eutogium on flashing Ton,
Written and to be spoken by MIR. Hutton.
The tavorIte Comic Song "My DEARy,"
by MIR. Entwisle.
To conclude with the G. and Pantomime of
TNE AXBENTIHE,
or,
DON JUAN.
Dan Juan, Mr.. Caldwell
Don Frederic, Garner
SCaramouch, Dirang
Lieut.. with SOng) Wynne
1t Sailor, +. Emherton
2d Sailor, Carr
Fisherman, EmbertCn
AlguaziIs, Dancers, SC.
Donna Anna, Mrs. nurang
Fi,herman's Wife, NIonier
F,sherwoman, Miss Trajetta
Old Lady, Mrs. Thomas
Young Lady, Lee
In the course OF the Pantumime Mr..
Garner will introduce the Gel, brated Song
of The RsautifM Maid" and Miss
Trsje,ta an Italian Poloresc, entitled
" la donna e come il fore"
In Act first, \ sea Scene and Storm.
The bibertine is shipwrecked and thrown
OH the beach, at the door of a fi,herman's
hut. The fishermen's wives seeing him
exhausted and lying on the ground, show
compassion for hi, situation, and lead
him into the hut STERN continues
Scaramouch is seen riding OF the back of
a Dolphin, by which he arrives safe on
land, The L'ber.mc, returning from the
hut refreshed, sees his servant Scara-
mouch, who manlests the most extrava.
CANT joy at beholding his master. At the
end ct the first Act, Bridal Dance
The Libertlne enters and carries of the
bride-ScaramOuch. in imitation OF his
master, runs OIL with an old lady.
Act second opens with grand Eques-
trian Statue, on which is inscribed GuZ-
man. In the course of the second Act,
a grand Banquet, at which Den Juan
presides. The icstivity is interrupted
by the appearance of the Ghost Of Don
Guzman, whose body the Llbertine muir
dered. Much confusion ensueS---tEe Ia
dies of the Banquet fly the room in all
directions. The Chest invites the I.iber.
tine to foliew, which he obeys. Last
Scene represents a Charnel House. The
Ghust of GuZman is discovered at a pc
de .tai-Don Juan enters and takes leave
vl ocarameuch. The Ghost, who had in
vited the Libertine 10 sup with him. Of
fers him a human 6one--the Libertine,
iucensed, breaks it on which he is seiz.
ed by furies, who drag him to dreary
vault, where he is compelled to descend
amidst the bursts Of flames.
/" From the unlimited appreciation
bestowed on the lnKEE e DEUCE, OF
Saturday evening, it will be repeated the
first opportunity-ot which due notice
will be given.
Days Ofperformance Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
- To prevent confusion and mistakes
amongst the door keepers, the public are
respec;islly iniormed that tickets can or-
" be received on those evenings for
which they are purchased. Stoves are
kept in every part of the house.
The public will please to purchase
their tickets at the boz office, as no mo
ney can be received by the door Keepers.
Doors to be opened at half pat ;, and
The curtain 10 rise at halt past T O'Clock
precisely
Box one daIlar-Gallery fifty cents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

On MONDAY, III A. NJ.
Will be sold on Merchants Wharf, the
residue Of the cargo of the schr. Leo
pard, from MarseiI!es, consisting OF
200 marble. slabs
Q elegant marble chimne,s
rs cases superior old hermitage
wine -...
40 cases sweet Frontignac do
case elegant paper hangings
ALSO,
At the same time and place. De-.
E5S The schr LEOPARD, her
ESyEES Tackle and Apparel, as She
Ss tIsss came from sea--burthen $50
ss6 barrels, sails fast, is an ex-
cellent vessel, and has an almost entire
sett of new sails. Terms liberal 4 made,
known at place of sale. .....
2. G. MARSTELLEl
January 1
On MONDAY, AT I past 10 Am.
Will be sold, on Merchants what, for
account Of those concerned
case, containing 40 Leghern BON
NETS. P. G. iARSTELLER.
January
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
FOR SALE,
1t Pub &c Acct ion,

On The premises on Thursday HE 26th
inst. al II O'CLOCK valuable plantation,
containing one hundred and ten acres,
lying and beng pe.r Midtown. in III
cieek huhtif d, New astle county aud
state Of Delaware. seven miles from tie
horou Of Wilmington and ore and
hall lrcm nayieahie water At Stauuion
the main post road from Philadt'phia
~ Baltimore; this property cry,
say twelve years since belnsptd 10
Thomas Springer, nowdtc'd a dwas hen
IN the highest state OF cultivation oi any
apierd farm in the county, it has since
been somewhat red ceti but will require
but ittEc encouragement 70 brirg i, aga n
10 FIRST rate land. The eastern boundary
,oi this Farm is washed by bt aui iui
stream from which a Hill rises about
forty feet. the farm lies on this high and
healthy situation, is level, easily tilted ard
aitngelher clear of stone except in the
hill adjoining the stream where a great
sntslcency of the best stone can be had
Tor all necessary buildings at triHing
| eXpetce the buildings are house,
/ k tchen barn, stables, black smith shop,
spring house, with other out buiilings
now !iew, but the smith shoi, and sprintg-
| house, the n her buildins w,th tritinig
exprnce may be made respectable 4 20
years, theie IS Of The premises extensive
/ q pie orchards Of The best grated i.uit
and within one mile Of . QUARRY Of lime
stone, where The est Ct H. {. or lime
ls.ons is at all times to be hart Il ~
isomtwhai surprising that the citizeps Of
hester s the ncishbprlns counil's Of
! 'tbrsylsanis do no; turn their at'eni'nn
q the app9r parts If y Castle. eqiay
as HEALTHY, mucl, nearer market I'd
where tanCls ofeqnal qnal'y Can be pur-
chased Tor less Than half price Also
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
For sale.

, On the same day At o'clock at the
Tn Of !F,ultuu Yarnall, on the Cap md
Newport lorupke 4 small farm u u It
~ ceres ii the IN Atsd before usnl,on-
d,sbi, pr perry is b unded on The cast
by The tsAi & eNrwpar, urap'bt 80
lfni!es iron, Newport and FIVE from VIII
.ra'ngicn; t'Hre u whaI@may,jussiy. he
fe rsassi sutS.pie,lf '''.'it'-''t'i,
800 sst sss ,lsts-lagl;is guod,
s3srslnainllef may &c .mads so at small
Ivs pence, ,.the whole well watered' By a
/ IL I, sFeam through tie centre of
HIS Iar a, esiS @hidfesya good. WATERFRONT
raatlioaazg 4 buildings adjoining the
| iii Lss 4&iss5G two ,hlijefsd y ards
iof ffs,:s ceieliif.sq Yellow ASpSins ss;s tue
are tsf' steEy log iionsf, i ss;-s
AMI Muse Of sas story. and small s. abfcs
,hxss IS Wsf ~. faxfeient .watsr nexs
Il Ise args. dwAiiiigi gAiso. Il
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
l'SbsS SALE,
a V0EasabLg Farm.

Situated in healthy leighborhood,
part in tie State .of Delaware and part
in the State oil MARYLAND, IN New Caste
md Cecil counties, containing 252 acres.
sbout so acres of which is excellen
1oodlane. This tract is siia'cd within
5 miles Of Frenchtown and 2 Of Elktor,
is remarkably we'll watered from mum.
Der Of springs arising thereon, and is IN.
der good fence. The turnpike road from
New Castle to Frenchtown, passes thro'
this estate, whereby it may be conveni.
emily divided into two farms. The ten.
AT house (brick) is il good order, ana
HE barn new. The soil is remarkably
well adapted to clover and plaster.
The contemplated chesapeake and
Delaware Canal is staked out to pass
through this farm, which. it is presumed
will enhance the value OF it in the esti'
mation Of the purchaser, as this measure
is now about 10 be brought forward anc
probably, shortly carried into execution
The terms will be accommodating, ant
further particulars may be known by aP
plying 10 the subscriber.
Morgan Jones.
Wilmington. Del Feb 2s-tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

Al Meeting Of the Agricultural So
cety Of New Castle County, held at theI
Cont House " the town OF New Castle
thG 81 day Of lhis instant,
/. was resolved, that piece Of silver
plate, with such devise and Impression
lhereon as may be deemed proper BY tie
cammi,tee of examiners for the time
being, mol to exceed $50 in value, be e.
varied 10 any member Of the Society
iwhu shall a. the stated meeting in No.
ember next, present and read before
the society, the best written essay on TN.
intrinsic value It arabic land.
Resolved, that piece Of silver plate
with such device and impre ssion Thereon
+, may be deemed proper by the com.
Inttet o, examiners iur the time being
lnot exceeding III value $40, br awardee
IL any member Of the society who sinai
jexhiDit the requisite proof Of havns
lrais.d the greatest quantity OF whea
Iron one acre Of land, subject to thu
,,ol,ation prescribed by the 18th sec.
Iihs by laws. at the next August meeting
tuI the snCiety.
| Resolved, that piece of silver plat
with such device and impression as ma
|be deemed proper by the committee G
Examiners for the time being,not excec
ling 20 dollars, be awarded 10 any meMbc
, OF this society who shall exhibit the re
Iquisite proof ofi.ssing raised the creates
: lquan,ity oil In1liaD Corn on one acre
: land, subject 10 ,heydonation provides
4 by The 9Th sec. Of tyeNlaws at the meet
ling Of the society il February 1919.
The following gentlemen agreeable
j the 5th sec OF the bye laws. were electe
honorary members OF the society, to wit
Nicholas Ridyley, George Cummin
isaac Davis, Cornelius P. Comegy;
: Henry NJ. Ridgley, Thomas Clayto1
William Fl. Wells, Joseph Haslet, MAJ
laen Bull, Samuel Paynter, Andrew MAI
{ ldain. Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett
!, William Warner, William Kennel
!, lJesse Green. iienry Moleston, Villa
r IB. Copper, Benjamin Burton and Pres
',lSpruaHce.
: John Cr07U,
\ Recording Secretary.
Ang. 90. 1878
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
E1,aess SALE

That handsome and highly improved
Farm, NORN I'm, tate the property Of
aptain David Ross, deceascu, STATED
In The county OF New Castle. state OF
delaware, within the distance oil i've
..uilss from the later town, five miles
from Wilmington and three 81 Christi
MA :'ridae---t,ntai'ing about lso acres
af lsnt, chiefly arabic, and in a high
state Of cultivation Some marsh inea
,ow il herd grass, with the necessary
drains The woodland is thriving young
ih'ck ory and OAK, ami all well enclosed
with HON i.aces. The bur. ilngs on
the place are a good Brick dwelling
house, new Brick Barn with s,aalmg,
ard stnlls for 50 head oil cattle, rranary
land carriage house, poultry house, With
: eds and yards for the poultry, sheeT
! ,9use convenient aud well flied, stone
,Snoke house and spring house, with
3aeyer failing spring Of excellent water
land heat well buit Ice Il use, that vi
contain 40 Na.yon lials. l'here is on ths
lri.c. fine ycung orchard Of the bes
lerattei frul,, very handsa'u and vel
stocked garden. two good pumps, al! th'
i,tock un ne i4im, CONSISTING ot horses
Ini.ch cows, worsing oxen, a Peir .
young steers a hne1 bu!I yeats old
nlsciSw,.l hreed steep, rs Mefinos
hogs poultry Of d't!ere''t ki9ds, an'
j!sarmins u,-,sils q every description.
!, II is presumed ih,t 10 person tuchf'
, ed to purchase - y:;ua',!e an estate. WI
s;sn TO en- age without iirs' viewing ~
premises. which VIII be shown hy ap
: iplicalnn al he place; or, il any iiiiot
: rnajoe sbnulc he required in phiade'
lphia, it viii Be eiven by calling % job
I.eamy. Esq No. ~, y Third street.
e.arc.a G.. n0ss. ndm'A
A wl,a viii annexed, on the premises
. Aug 26---ti
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Conditions of this Paper.

TUE DELAWARE GAZETTE IS Pun
IYsHEp TWICE WEEK, AT FIVE DOLLAR.
A YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISE MENTS WILLIE INSERTED
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY sue
cEEplNc INSERTION. PAYMENT TO DE
MADE ar THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE
NENTs ARE LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOX rpp
LIcATIoN.
- No PAPER DISCONTINUED UN7I!
ALL 4RREARACRS ARE PAID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
f..or sale.

At the laAsr fonr. and place, and adj
i,ipi,;gshe farm last melfoned, a farm
or .i}!eet ,ofa Hard q about the same num-
4 1ia5 Fstsasres men9iunetiinthe latter, (7o)
( h 1885 iSieMlse bounded on the east by
End Newport Turnpike; there
lis on tits Farm a,iaiter portion Of timber,
|,laree Attiss 81 ttas ara:le land MAY justly
lie termed, in Ing, slni'mon phrase, poor,
the psseali' 'eissp III 4 t9serabIe state cf cul-
ltivatsan:,,, thetSoiGtss tsne ,ithsr 10 'lrain
or CHASE, and. is .sef' a Nxsure 10 require
tless ex pegcs ilaasjas .s.ssssls.sry olher nd
laas blinging il 10 sllss5 ssSSsyS& state 4 cul-
hiva,ion there, is, tsssti6gs GA f,.is
Eprsoperty. !; thiislapaiss south and is
si9t,sted. froa. Two streams
tlrahhing alsrQuah this property, forming
Ia Junction at The south line and from
la sfreng and never falling spring rising
il,iearls central beiweea. those strt ans on
l an. elevated situation i,ssE the north ,ne.,
,)'rhis property inasbe az idse s supdnitlsd
/, Iirte ay nnnhei of los, all well wssef-
: led, the central sitratlnn Is high aud
j icommandngs full view Of tht whole
farm and of the turn pike, a oeaeiip!
Is,tua,ion for buildings The Water from
nhe spring can FIRST BE- applied 70 a
). spring house and then at az eApence not
worthy naming, be brought thfon-'' 'ae
,,lcentre Of the fa,pi Tor The use OF AauScf
ulbarn, garden, &c. in SHIRT We feel M hes
J listion in saying that this property CIR be
). made the halds0myst and RIOS, eligible
), lsiuatinn wit1oa; exception a! ai's NJ Mn
:, ffifty miles oft. these two last Iaent,an-
lied properties viii be sold either together
: Tor separate. persons wishing 70 view The
property Wal cs!l upon tn subscriosr OF
Ito view the prope.sy near M,iaavn siiher
)upon the subscriber or Daelor yJohn
= Orinby Midtown. Terms which vii be
made 20 suit ibepurchaserat time and
place of sale, 49,. , N;
= John II. Phillips, 4
=, Madison Factors, near Newport Dslt
ii N. b. y'phat IL termed q Family esTrf
fer ape andsslie7harncss viii be Offered q
fs ssle arAfs iatter place ,ssS ,
az Nov Ii, 1884, 81 =
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
lnSIAlI MErGs.
Notice
Nov. 2l--lawtJ

The Assessors Of New Castle Count
are requested 70 meet az Tia Red Lin.
Tavern, on the first Tuesday of Deem.
bey next, at iC O'clock, A, NJ IL nrdeFtd
equalizc The valuation Of personal pro
perry. ID tlieir respective hundreds.
Nov Is.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
I0nd for SITE.
be matte.

/, A Farm situated in St. Georges Hun,
ired, New Castle county state Ct Dtl.
ad;olring the Trap. containing y" ceres.
ri. bounded in part by the main i'ea
ro,,,,o Dover * DrawYer'' SiSes, m
which is an excellent landing. 80 s"..a
craft, and bout 80 acres OIL M"'al 'e''i
ma, he embarked at a sniaii exptncs.
The improvements are all new w. c"'-
sis, Of god frame dweliin, ant slleheA
adjoining win q we'll Of we!e' q me foof,
corn crib that will hold nnt lloos2ht
bush Is, pouury mouse AND shstl ui'ts'V
feet long by twenty four feet wlde ~
afford. a1,,a,e shelter for sock ~ every
A. scrn,iou- about ore fourth = ins, tract
10 woodland the sthl is cxc@iieai !2F ~
linds If ,rsin, aud plaster has tor ecSera
,rar, ua@t tcsn used with great effect CT
II. II would suit wg.i for 4 gra1ias tara
or dairy. water communication 70 tN'
PHILADELPHIA market being 50 convenient
Itis within nile and qu1rtsr OF Gani
wells Bridge one OF he best br@tn mara
cts in the state. Also, tract 81
MAPLE .i.3iP
ss.Ebntaining 81 acres, about Two mile
.sk6,n the above farm, and within hei'
9 n mile Of landina--it is very thlckly coy
cred with young maple such as is use
for making powder. For further patnc
ulars enquire Of the subscriber MA
Cantwell's Bridge.
]. b. SiMs
ncA o. l9l9..--ii.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Bank of delaware,

November 5, 1918.
The President & Directors have this
day declared dividend of ten dollars per
shave on the capital stock, payable to the
stockholders. or their legal representa-
tives, any time after the 10Th inst.
Edward N0rreu Casll'r.
NOV. A.--iaw4t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
John. Crow,
Recording Secretary, II
New Castle, Nov.2 loiS.--4t. !

The Committee Of Examiners Of "fbss.
Agricultural Society Of the CoanityspF
New Castle,"'s will meet Al the heuss y
John Crow, il tbe town Of New castie,
on a.ondspthe Esd instant. at 10 o'clock
Am. IN order 10 txaitrtnc any Essay
which Mayb be subsqiAed TO them by any
n,e,nbrs'nttlsE sneissys upen the. Subs g
If AgricalteFs, Bofticuliure, cor ffdg'
sanslpy; aspa s5h par;icusar. Aansj Essay
WHICH maybe sui,tnlttsd tetbysss,Al on! lhae
l,fizsSla<stien. propostdA,t llsass! ,lngFl
ing NJ es,Aecistys, In Isa'atoEtp the'fn
l,Ussie A ro6ie..fsasd. ~. y
sssasss. ia3,f l3iaek,
sssssh sfralsn Of tho tlq;nspl sseee
NtS ~ 81 &, "A; sx IN. M: 7
- a. 4 "a Z f.sFgt I -
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Sept. l2.--3m.
NOElCii.

The subscriber contemplating reno
vel to his farm, near New Castle, Del
oaers for sale that large Brlck House,
Garden, lot OF ground, coach house and
Stables, in New Castle where he at pre-.
sent resides, uniting every convenience
for the comfortable accommodation OF
large family.
WANTED,
# A man who can be well recommended
to superintend farm.
N. Van Dyke
New. Castle, Oct. 81, l8lS.lm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Joshua Burrows.

Ant. now. to wit this 25lh dav Of ia.
", 1913, on motion OF complainant so
Iicitur, and on afii davit made, Of the de-
PENDANT residing out 0! The state, it is or
,irrcd hv the chancellor, that the defen
dant, Josua burrows. do appear in this
court, and IN this cause. on TIE E!st Nom
,,ay of March next, ard file his answer,
or the complainants bill flied in this case
shall BIZ taken pro coniesso and it is fur
Their ordered that a cory os this oider be
inserted wnhin 50 days from this date,
il the Delaware Gazette and Peninsula
Advertiser, published in the borough ct
Wilmington in this state, anl II, IT,
Union for the Country, published in Ill.,.
CITY of phliadr!ilhia, aud ke 80 each III
those papers published for three months
mex, after is 6rs' publication.
The state Of Delaware,
Sussex county, ,c Wit. 5
] do scrtiFy thal!hc above is a
true copy Of the record IN The
above suit.
In ties inc9y whereof have
hereun'o Sc. my hand aro
(sEAL) affixed the seal Of the Cour
Of Chanre"y, at GeorgetsWn
the 2sth day Of July, Abaft
Dumin. 1918.
JLIiu STOCkLEY,
Register III Chancery
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
FOR SALE.

The time Of a healthy oct're negro
Girl. zcho has isceire years to sf'7'e,
and is no1o si.cteen----appiy TO the
E,iitor.-F
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
.9gricNlturai Society.

Notice is hereby given, 70 the Agri
cultural society Of the County Of Nav
Castle, tina, agretsble, to 80 amendmen
Of the 18th section qlj5Ee bylaws, d
meeting Of the society KIT hs heid at ne
Court House ain.he teNg 6fiSew Castle.
On Ntoaday the so,hinsf at ,sgp . ciafks
y. NJ Also that a.sEssabisSto liz I'm
acctiun .. che hs1lswestt,s s.staWf,sr ~ sss.s
hers have been appointed by the Scoisig
committee Of Examiners for ;hsc'lf.
reni year, to vii; Samuel II blsck, Nic
Tor On Puni, ,'ohu Grow, hinsey Jobns,
Jun. and Andrew Gray. I,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Watch Stolen.

Was stolen from the house OF the subscriber
~, tie afternoon of the 2lst instant, frenct
single case Watch, marked c. Is NO. 1923
Wa,chmakers and others, are requested to no
sice il said watch is offered for sale OF o.her
oise Three dollars reward viii De gwen isf u
Any information concerning sad wa'ch WA D
thankfully receNed,by
John MCartol
Get. 2A-i5t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Military Bounty Land.
General Land Office,
10Th Nov. 1919.
\ office.

The Lands in the Missouri Territory
(norlh oil The river Missourl) al proprlat.
ed for military bounties have been sur.
vej ed, and the distribution ni them by
Lot will commence on the first Monday
In January next.
Soldiers who have received troi.. the
Department of War, notifications that
their Warrants are lodged i'll this Office
may send their notifications 10 rae, witt
orders for location, written thus:
=" TO be located in Missouri north, ant
the paten, sent to the Post Office Il
A. h."
Witness, c. D.
The Lottery FOR Military Bounty land,
on the river St. Francis and Arkansa:
viii not be ready for several months
Soldiers who wish to have lands ihert
may retain their notifications til flsthei
notice is given.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner General Land 0Aice.
Prlnters who publish the Laws of HI
United States, viii publish the above onc
q week till January next, and then SEM
their accounts 10 the Land Oiiic,. IL
payment.
| Nov. 2l--laWiJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Wilmington, Del Feb. 25--tf

In the Court Of t''lancery,
fhF the state Of Delaware, held in
y George Tow, il and Tor The
county Of Sussex, Of the Summer Term
a. d 1918.
". H. Wells, Burton NAPLES.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
John Bowman,

No $, North Wharyes, Philadelphia.
NIB. An bagg &c to be in the charge and al
he riss OF tine owners Baggage viii als- be
raken f.om, or put on board Of the New York
Steam Boats alongside, free of expence.
A. nt If
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Treasury Office. Dover, Or ", 1878
Notice.

The undersigned viii attend at New Castle
:, ,he 9th. and until O'Clock, p M. on the 9th
If November neat, at Georgetown, on the ioth
nnul O'clock, P. M. on the 18th, and at Dover
on the 9th 4 2Sth of tue same month, tor tn,
purposing of receiving the sta,s Tax aud as'
t,,her dents due to the State of Delaware. WHICH
i IS his duty 10 receive. The collectors and 9th
ers are therefore requested TO be punc,ua in then
attendance and prompt ID thez payments
Cornelius Z. Comegys,
State Tresssrer
Oct. 17--frn
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
.v,olice is hereby g'is'en,

that unless the owner. or some otier per-
son legally authorizedsto claim the afors
said Charles, does GONE forward AMI
prove him TO be their property, pay al
charges and take him away, that at the
rxnira,ion Of SIX weeks from thisday, he
will be discharged from his confinement
without lee or rev I'd agreeable 10 an ac'
OF the General Assembly OF this state
made & provided.
Anoch Jouce, sh..b
Dover, Nov. A, ,9lS.----9t