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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
New Castle. Oct. Is, 1878.

BY virtue of writ Of lev. "a. to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale,
al the house of David Brinton, in the
Boroug h Of Wilmington. in Christina
hundred, on Tuesday the 9th day ol,his
instant, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following
described brick messuase or te,.tmsnt
and lot or piece Of land thcreunto belong.
ing, situate in the borough Of Wilmington
beginning at a stake H. the North side Vi
thir. street, at the distance oil 30 fee,
iion the west side CT King street. thence
north thirty two degrees east, thirty four
to stake, thence south CITY eight degrees
eas Is inches TO STAKE, thence hort 80
degrees east Ia feet inches TO the line
of the said Samuel Goodman and Mary
his wife, thepce with the same north So
degrees west 4S feet inches to the sids
Of third street aforesaid thence with the
same south So degrees east % feet and &
inches to the place of be ,inning be the
contents thereof more or less
Deemed and taken to be the property
OF Thomas Grow and to be su!d by
yoa.n .@t'~os'y, sA,E..
New CaStle Oct "a. 1913
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Conditions Of this Paper.

THE DELAWARE G AZETTE Is Pun
L1sHEp TWICE WEEK, Al FIVE DOLLARS
YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISEMENT WILLIE inherited
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS ron EVERY sue
eREpiNo INsERrIoN. PAYMENT TO DE
MADE AT THE TIME WHEN THE ADV RrIsE
LICArioN.
vi" No p fPeR DrScoNTINUED UN7Ti
ALL dRRE.iRAGES ARE PAID.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

Over good Tutnpi. Road
One boat will leave the first WHAT above
Market street, fhiladviph'a, every day at IL
O'Clock. The passengers will bc forw ardsd with
all possible dispatch by way of Winning ON
ard Elkion, and arrive in Baltimore. early
rext morning in lime fof,he Southern or Wesl
fern wages
itrotilcr Boat viii leave Bowley's wharf,
Bnltrrose, evsry evening at O'Clock. The
passengers will be forwarded withou, delay,
and arrive in Philadelphia, early next morning
in tune for the New York Steam Boats.
To accommodate those whose business rer
|ders tn aforesaid hours Inconvenience, Steam
l,oat VIZ. leave Philad.lphia daily, at 7, A. Nj
and Wilmington 1T z. NJ (exceIt or Mon
Ioays) the Pos; Ciiaises or Stages, Of tie lhc
" Ill leave Ei,ton or Wilmington, III season W
pace them in rhe hue southwark or caslwa ri
iii, same day, and afford 80 inuca more time
to NEE, business or friends At Wilmington, Elk.
ton, the factories on the Braudywine, Or else
where.
There a,e two Post Chaises running daily
each way, and others aie preparing. 1hose
persons first entered on lie Books oil The Steam
boat, viii he 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, 1818-10-31

BY virtue of writ of ii IA to me uirerted.
wal DC exposed 10 pubic sale, At The house OF
i'm { mfo'd, Wilmington. in Cirs;,a.a
hundred, on Saturday ths Sis, Of Oct Ter. at
III O'CLOCK, A. Nj. the following props,t1, 10
vii: one mere AID cart. stoves, 8 festhst osds.
bedding ana bsasteaas. par of budseaos, a
variety OF otner hou4ehcld and kitchen furniture;
weavers' looms. $50 yards of Cotton st,ipts
us yards of Do,nes.c Nusin, nc
Seized ana "a cn in execution as the property
OF John Crawford, and TO oa sold by
Francis fiaugliey,
Lite Snsrira.
New Castle. Oc,. 20.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Joshua burrows.

And now, to wit this 25th day of Ju.
", 1918, Til motion OF complainant 50
licitur, and on atfit'a ii made, of the de-
tendal residing Out of the state, 1t is Or.
dered by the chancellor, that the dtien
lali. io.ua burrows do appear in this
court, aud III this cause, on the first Mon.
day Of March iex,, and file his answer,
or tie compIainants bill filed in this cast
shall 5s takeii pro CO.. iesso ; aud it is tnr,
tier ordered thita copy of his order be
inserted wilhin so days from this date,
i III. Delaware Guzei,e and leninsu.1
ADVERTISER, published in the thorough ot
Wilmington III this STATE, and in th,
U:,ion for the Country, published in tic
city of Philadeih!iin, and be IN each OF
those Papers published for three months
next after It's first publication.
The state of Dela"Hre,,
Sussex couaty, t. wi. 5
do serti.y that the above is u
true copy Of the record Il, the
above suit.
In ties inc"y whereof have
hcrrun,o Sc my hanJ and
(sEaL) affixed the seal If theCourt
OF Chance,y. at Georgetown,
the cath day Of Juiy, Ammo
Domini 1878.
JEIiu STOCKLEY,
Register in Chancery.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
John Bowman.

Nos, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. b. All baggage to be in the charge and at
he risk of the owners Baggage will alss be
taken from. or put on board OF the New York
Steam Boats alongside, free of expence.
Anr lift
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

BY virtue ot a writ of f ia to me a.,sc'sd,
vii be exposed 10 pubc sale, at The h.uAs q,
EDWARD DAVIS, in Is .adywn hund!=u, Cd
fr day the 5Oth Gay II October, at le o'ciack
i NJ the following properly, to vu--2 COW
hogs, one lot Of corn one lot Of poiA,ots, ol,s
10. of wheat, one lot OF rye. i.c ioi Of ''s,s.
me plough, hay household and Kitchen furni
turs, &c.
Seized and taken in execut'on az Il vrn,. req
Of Edward DAVIS, ard to be .''1 by
Francis Haugl,as.
,sts Shvr,s,
NcN; Castle, Oct 20.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Joha Moody, Sih'f
New Castle. Oct. IS, 1918.

~ virtue # wr,, Of yend exp to me d.
'rrc.ed, WI be exposed to rut',c sale the
i.onse OF ] i'm Grow in the t,gn of New CASTE
In New Caste huadsed, On Maaaay lie =, conti
day u November mex, Al two 'c,uck, + NJ
al the following descf I've n'eaana SIS a0t l1ts Of
land IN the rown,f NV Castle ~ wit M /
Ia ,hyce story brick l,ui,,e and Int # ard wl;h a
i,-.,nc store arl y,ila,f bculde,i on War St.
adjoining proper "a John Gan,ne' Jr the
!1,vtr llclav.rv and No. 2-No :. one ecuai
and umiiY';:ed ha,f part ii = TO- ~.h dwet
ling hu,i,e aud hr ch SORE AID cii waart houn
ding on Ha,er Stree, adjo.irS n lis kner
Delaware ant prosperity Of ! honas lanvier No.
J.; 10, on the Mort" side OF Wafer Street w;h
. dwelling hons AID f,aine stable adjoining
property f ] I'm J.syjer he Piesby,;,ian bu:
,;A.. ground and licalrd Sexton con oinmf by
computation in the whole one acre, be the sa,rn:
more or less
Seized and taken in extcuu"n as he propc,,y
of Gea,sv Hand, Jr and ~ pe soii by
JOHN MooDy, sheriff.
New Castle Cct a. 1873
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
New Castle Oct. "a. 1918.

BY virtue oil a writ Of veid. exp to
inc directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the house of ,lohn Dixon III the
borough Of WILMINGTON Ill Christians
hundred. Gu Friday The 30th day CT this
Instant al ten o clock, a " The follow.
Ing goods & chaUels, viz : five Feather
htds besisiuacis aad beding, two mahog-
any b1!euas, one case ii h;gh walnut
drawers, three looking glasses, two dozen
chairs lot OF carlie;ins, kitchen furniture,
one large mahogany ls.le, one breakfast
table. cne old pine table, .nd dcugh,ray,
one bay horse, one cart, one halfthc sloop
fume, Que pair large scales ard beaR.,
one par small scales and beam.
Sc.zud and taNcD III execution as the
property OF John Dixon and TO be sold
by
Joha Moody, Sih'f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

BY virtue OF vii of vend. exp. to nla di
); ctsd will he exposed To ubi"; sale, =; III
hose of DAVID i}ri,rcu, Wilmington, i'll Gnria.
t,ans nund.et, ca SATURDAY the 3lst day Of OcA
iast at 2 o'clnck. ~ me fuilcwi' g descr oea
+ ."perty--situate, lying, and being nthe hunarsd
d Chnst.ana. and b uhdea by property Of G
Ms.sou, Essncr Harlan, Rachael Gouid, John
i>itchrr, and Others. containing by conpu, ao'ox
twtn!y srNe', rcys inss Or less.
Sezed AID 'aeeu eAecn,ioa IS the properly
nf Hugh Cook, Ju .dtn 10 .o'd by
Francis haughey,
late Sl+.l3
New Castle, Oct 81.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

BY virtue II Il wyi5 q, N. i. "a,
will be ex osed TO pubic sa >. IT., Il H.. Is
Amire~ Meal, Wti;n.tg n . Ghri,nats
Ihrn,!red. on Wednesday D. - i u.a.t Oeto-
Der, at ten O'Clock a. ~ ne i,..a. IL. ,,ro-
perry t. wis-teathes b<ds aeus.rat.s ~ ned-
dug, tables chairs, burau, .,rcheu tut ,.ure,
tobacco presses and msnufa.tu,.d 90 c, Sc.
Seized AVID taken N execute" as h; 4, u rtY
of Andrew M'Gail, and u 81, ~
Francis ssau.hs Y,
!a'e =. Is
New Cas,lp Ocs 10
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
FOR SALE.

The time Of q healthy nct,re negro
Girl. ,cio has tzce!re gears to serTc,
and is no1c sictten--apply to thu
Editor.--tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Frn;iciS lsaugi'eN,
New Castle Oct. 90

BY virtue Of suadr, ,r.,- II ven ZIP :.
djrc ced viii I've rx!.p, = .=.ets b, ,#
house Of DAVID Rr,as.. & 'ag.,
|t'ana huNdrsd, qi, s~,u;ii} = f.,s
at one e'cio,s, P NJ spc 10 gy
rr''perly-si'uau III Tx Ha'ae, y. t,r d. 10,
lin Chrs'Isna hundred, ~ V
Ground on *, Z. beiVrt, = 8 :. a.ft 50,
Noe i +. o. ,iro,.iti 4, c"' t,o 4
and King treris VII ttsH 1a 5
shop l.s,eon erlc,ta NJ II / /.
81 French ,rter, 'djoe'na ,a...' .r
son and others, c,!.i' .'G 80 Il 'e,- -
less
Seized and ken NJ x<t " ~ III .risg
'oE Michael Lsvcry, a.. & .'..
France ii nsei,ey,
New Castle, DC 20
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
NJ SO.
Aher;.y's Safes.

BY virtue of sundsy wits of ia to me d.
tected, VIII he exposed to ,uo' &c SAFE a. the house
OF VIA an Erc"n " lin ,,ngton, Cn, s,ana
Hundred SAT-. das he 5 lsr day of Uc,nuer,
q 2 o'ciock, A. NJ th. foLov ing proI~r to
Wit vsr'ety Of 81 cksm,,hs o.ls, one { 4me
ahNr situated c. Shil,ey Stree, be,ws.n Queen
al Hanov. T. cne COW, household and xi,lien
ia: n.ure.
Seized and taken as the property of William
Brown, and to be sold by
Francis Haughey,
20 late Sheriff.
New Castle Oct. 70, 1918
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Wilmington, Del. Fen. 25-tf

In the Quart Of C.iancery.
sAF the state OF Delaware, held ii
~'George Town, in and for the
county o! Sussex, Of the Summer FERN
A.. d 1878.
". Ii. Wells, Burton Waplcs,)
1,S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05

powers cf facinsiic1, in order to .setn:
Is whom the rn,bkcy " de ircst attaches
The monk. y was Pun upon the "a n, -.
II mas nearly fatal ~ him, Tor a ls,se ~.
which has been a constant ,i,ilani =, y
mansion hoose, and bsd been a,cbiry y
soh,e tine, m,uic a spring at him, and y.
f,r the sa'Icr, would probably have drcii's
the matter without gin ing bis Lor,iship a,
further trouble. ~
The Lord Mayor marked The effect off.
very IMPORTANT adventure upon the plain.
AMI defendant, and vs.. Of opinion, M,
lie greatest concerB was manifested M,
The part pf the sailor, he Was the rebt NJ NJ
Ia. His LordslIip is supposed to hayeb,
in view a precedent ol ,cJy high auihCr'
~.
The Monkey cluEg aLou. The neck Of 4,
sailor, aud licked Tim, patled his chez,
and carcsscd LIN in tie most Affection,
manner.
The Lord Mayor desired Tie showma,o
lake him from the sailor, but the a,lemp,.,,
asperaied he animal greatly.
The sailor said, that il f,.rlher proci ",
necessary, nc would give u.
The Lord Mayor suggested tia, The py.
should issue commands 10 the monkey.
The shou man put piece OF slick III Il,
monkey spaw, aud ordered him to shouG,,
arms. ln' tead OF complying with the one,
the monkey struck tie keepe. on the hc,5
aud then threw il in lis face.
TIE sailor then called To him, "JscE
make salaam To his Lordshp." The nor.
key instantly stood erect on bis hind iey,
raised his paws 10 The top Of his head. agi
made low bow to The Lord mayor in ihs
Turkish sly lie (; lie then Logged the sailor ,,
. before. III any thing else is Necessary .
said the sailor, ''l'll do something mGrs
there is hole in oue of bis ears, which
bored in ST. kits. Ior it is fashionable 70,
the bucks To wear one earring there hi,
left paw is marked by fishing hook, and
part OF his tail was bitten by a parrot Ia
used TO quarrel with him."
These marks observed. The Lord Nav
or advised tue Snowman to give up all clam
to the monkey. The Snowman refused
The sailor refused TO part with Tie monkey
and the monkey refused 10 part with him
The two disputanis left the office, the mon
key about the neck Of the sailor.
To Correspondents. -"Philo.Levandey
will appear on Monday.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05

mounting en- horse back without assistance !:
of firm and steady character be ri'es 30.
perior to all dangers and difficulties. It's
believed that his powers are unlimited, 20
as to ensble hin, TO use bis own discretion
aud conform 10 circumstances. ludcpen.
dent of the corps cantoned in Audalusia
and Estremadura, orders hayebeen already
issued for several other regiments 10 join
the expedition.
Rome, September.
The College ofthe Propaganda has re.
ceived intelligence from China, Tunquin
and the Philippine Isles. dated the I'd OF
August and 10th December, lGl7.-The
cruel persecution Of The Christians in China
had not extended TO the missions Of tie Do.
minicans in Fokien and 'Ch1ncheu. In
Tomquin the missions OF the same reii-.
gious order enjoyed perfect tranquility, and
the king Of the country, nanted ls.Laons,
was favorable to tile Christian religion.
They had made considerable progress
there and in the Philippine Isles, 50 much
so, tina. lhe missionaries were rot suAi-
Gent for The number of communicai t, that
had been formed. phey have written let
tiers to tire Dominican convenis in Spain to
prevail on their brethren 10 aid in the mis-
sion TO those countries.
From The repurt transmitted by the mis-
sionaries, il appears there are in Tonquin
1853 Christians hthe Chinese pro-
vinccs of Fokien and Cbancheu 10000,
and in the Balances 10000.
The 3ls, OF August last, the school for
Nautical instruction established III the Lee
giCn of The Lower Loire, IN garrison at
Brest was solemnIy opened in presence Of
the whole Of the military chiefs. The pu-
pills reckon amongst their number, and we
say il with satisfaction, several Jld mustG.
choes. The schuol is in full activity under
tue direction Of captain Laugsrman, who
has been instructed by Mr.. Trover,, direc-
tor of the school at Brest. In founding
this useful establishment, the Chevalicr
Walsh, chief Of battalion and commandment,
has had the honor OF anticipating The bene-
VIOLENT intentions Of the king, who has man
Tested his determination OF attaching
school 70 each corps Of the army.* The
school of this Legion has been scarcely
formed and already it counts in a single
battalion iO4 pupils. The exercises after
twelve or fifteen lessons have proved The
excellence of the new method and the ra-
pid progress which springs from its results.
*Congress might profit by this example
they should reflect that non commission
ed officers and privales stand more in need
OF education than The sons OF the opulent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
From a London paper.

MANSION iIoUsE-As ODD SCENE.
The Lord Mayor was interrupted in the
course OF his business by sailor, show.
man, and q monkey, who arrived at the JUS
ticc room with great multitude behind
them.
The monkey was making a most hideous
noise, and the sailor and Snowman, who bad
been arguing in their way to the Mansion
House, were so wholly absorbed in the SUBJ
ject OF dispute as not 10 take notice for
some time Of the authority presiding, The
monkey was much more attentive to forms,
and, as will be presently seen, seemed to
have an impression that he had got into bet:
ter company than he had been accustomed
TO.
His Lortlship, having noticed the respect.
full demeanour vi the monkey, called upo.i
the sailor and Snowman 10 follow the exam.
pie Of the animal, who at that moment be.
gan 10 play some Of the most laughable
tricks, such as pulling the showman's nose,
untying his cravat, dragging open his waist.
coat, and, in fact, proceeding TO the bust.
ness of stripping him.
The Lord Mayor having desired that the
complaint, if there was any, should be i'm.
mediately stated, the sailor said he ard the
monkey were the injured persons. and the
Snowman the aggressor.
His Lordship seemed to think that the
monkey would be as well able 10 explain
the matter as either of his companions, and
if il would he fair TO judge from the express
sion Of the face, one would attribute to the
monkey, the moment the sailor began to
speak, more clear notion OF the business;
for while the features of the man were agii
tated, those Of the monkey were as grave as
philosophers.
The monkey kepthis eye fixed upon the
Lord Mayor, while his Lordship was speak
ing, and at The conclusion Of every sentence
uttered piercing yell, that startled every
body in the office.
The sailor then said that he went into
Gilman and Adkins exhibition of wild
beasts, in Bartholomew fair and while he
was looking at the curiosities, he heard a
very slrill noise, 10 which his ears were not
strangers. Upon looking to the upper part
OF large cage, lie saw The monkey, which
was now before his Lordship, in great agi-
tatioE, and in an instant knew il 10 be bis
own property, which he had purchased at
ST. Kits tor or dollars, and lost at Ports
mouth some time ago. He Immediately
told the keeper that he was Id it that
was not his monkey, and have it he would.
The keeper refused to sive it up on such
authority, and declared that his masters
had bought it fairly icr a pound.
The Snowman was by this time in high
passion with The monkey, who had siezed
him with such violence by The nose as TO
make him roar out. The animal was grow.
ing more and more averse to the control of
the keeper, held out his paws to the sailor,
aud moaned in the most dismal manner.
The Lord Mayor said, the only way for
him 10 decide upon a case in which there
was positive assertion on both sides, was to
leave the matter to the monkey himself.
His Lordsbip directed that the monkey
shouli be placed upon the table, and that
each party claiming him, should use hi,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
~M Exchange Cq6se-Hous IN
&&EM ARlNE JOURNAL. AA&
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. December 4

CLEARED,
schnr Rising Sun, Doane, Newport.
-Valentine, Ellis, Georgetown.
ARRIVED,
Scbnr Stag, Nevett, 4 days from Balti-
more assorted cargo, to merchants Of the
District.
Schhr George Washington, Jackson, 4
days from Norfolk salt, wine, raisins, &c.
to ). Nc Cobb-Eight passengers.-Left
below schnr Adeline, and northern schnr.
Ship Boston, Finlay, Of this port, at
Gravesend 18th October.
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Engineer Department,
Wash,nefnn l.e

Washington, Dec. 2, 1918.
SEALED proposals will be received at
- this department until 98th February,
1873, Tor delivering at Old Point Comfort,
chesapeake Bay, &c, 900 perches Of Build.
ing Stone, and 2ooo tons of White Free
Stone, Of the most durable quality: 10 be
delivered before the FIRST lay of January,
1871. lSigned) w. K. ARMiSTEAD,
Decembey5 en-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05

AT Leesburg, on Thursday evening last,
by The Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. JOHN WASH.
IEGToS, Of Fairfax county, to Miss ANN G.
SAUNDERS, oil Leesburg.
~ % - q, q % - ca s-
LAWS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
In the press, and will shortly be published,
By DADIS y FORCE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
"a COMPLETE CODE OF LAWS
For TIL.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA"
With copious Index, prepared and report.
ed BY the Hon. chief justice CRAscH, to
the congress Of the United States, Tor
their sanction; agreeabiy to the prov-
sions OF the act OF the 29th April, 1916,
entitled " an act authorising the judges
OF the circuit court and the attorney Tor
the District of Columbia, 10 prepare ?
code Of jurisprudence fo- the said Dis
trict.'"
The laws by which this District is now
governed, can only be found by reference
TO the numerous volumes containing those
Of The United States, Of the states OF Vir-
ginia and Maryland, and oil England
therefore the acquisition Of this code (which
will comprise the whole in one volume, }
must be considered as OF the first import.
ance, by all magistrates, gentlemen OF the
bar, and citizens in general, who have.
heretofore, experienced the necessity Of a
work Of this description.
A few extra copies will be printed for
such persons only as apply previous to the
publication of the work.
OJGentlemen who wish 10 be supplied,
will please to leave their names at this Of
fee, Ct Dec 5
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BLANK BOOKS.

AMES KENNEDY e. SON have Just
- received a large assortment, consisting
Of the following, VIZ.
Ledgers, single u double !
Journals /Of all sizes.
Day books faint lined
Letter and invoice ditto and plain.
Record ditto, sc. &c. )
IN plain and Russia binding. on the most
approved plan. Also,
a great variety OF the sEaailer books, viz.
Bank, receipt and memorandum books
pocket ledgers; blank music books copy
Syphering books, plain and iaint lined for
large and small hand, per dosen or single
r 0-orders from the public Offices, and
rom merchants, TO apy pattern of ruling,
executed at shor, notice.
December s s,u,bG
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05
From the London Literary Gazette.

From Che London LileTd'y udseHs'
The following impromptu to lady who
expressed some displeasure at his kissing
her hands, was made by DR.. Wolcot, alias
Peter Pindar, and never before published:
TO PHILLIS.
Thy rosy fingers | have prest, @
And really both my lips were blest';
Oh! can'st thou, lovely girl, complain?
Yetif my kiss, as light as air,
Be deem'd so zpsighty an affair."
I'll taks ii off thy hand again.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-05

Fromthe DctroitGnzettc, November IS.
TREMENDOUS GALE on LAKE MICHIGAN, AND
WRECK OF THE HERCULES.
The following letter, containing the melan-
choly information of the wreck of the Sch.
Hercules, Capt. Church, was received a
few days since, by express through the in
teriorofthe territory.
sort Dearborn, Chicago, Oct. 10.
Sir have 10 communicate the pain
full intelligence of the loss Of the schooner
Hercules, with every person on board. She
sailed from this port on the evening of The
Cd inst. and was wrecked near The head of
the lake, during one Of the most dreadful
gales of wind within the recollection OF the
Oldest inhabitants Of this country. II came
on early on the morning of the third, and
continued to rage with unremitting violence
until the evening Of the fourth. when it in
some measure subsidized, land the lake be-
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Married.,

AT Leesburg, on Thursday evening last
by The Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. JOHN VASE
IEGToS, Of Fairfax county, to Miss ANN G.
SAUNDERS, OF Leesburg.