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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13
LOOK ASHLEY.
N. PAeRAMoRE, J. +. c.
NATHANIEL ASHLEY, J. 1. G.
(COpYI
CREEK AeENCY, Ian. 2s.

CREEK AGENCY, Jan. %, 1918.
Capt. william Bowen, having brought
to The Creek Agency, some time since.
foriy-seyen African negroes. which lad
detained, until time was afforded 10 en-
qulTe into the circumstances Of their trans
porialioD through The Creek Nation: and
The sald William Bowen, having now pro-
dueed 10 me q bill of sale for the said ne
groes, duty executed IN Camden county.
Georgia, and asserting That the said ne.
groes we're purchased ~ that part Of Gcor.
ga, and intended for settlement in The
Alabama Territory, aud not for sale; and
10 order to remove al difficulty or cause
OF further detention, HIS this dav entered
mic bond with Jared =. Gross. ~ his Sc.
curly, binding themseivesto carry ibcsaid
HcgrOcs Oui Of The stslcs-T have there
lore caused Tie said fouy-seycn negroes
TO be- delivered 10 lie said William Bowen
ana The said Jared T.. Gross, Tor The pgr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13
DOMESTIC.
RESIGNaiI0N OF COZ. TRoUP

From The Georgia Josrgai
MlLLEDGEVILLE, Sept. give regret
to learn, that Col. GEORGE NJ. TRouP,
AN old and faithful public servant, has ie-
signed has seat IN The Senate OF the United
States. His reasons for this step are stat
ed IN the following COMMUNICATION 10 the
Executive, received on Saturday last:
DUBLIN, idurenS County, SEPT. 23. 1915.
SIR-Be peased To receive this as the resic-
nation OF my scat IN The Senate of the United
observation-disclosures prevent me from exc
cutting the duties Of the Office as ought. and
he Imperative. -
Called by the partiaii,y of the Legislature 10
nust OF so great dignity and responsibility, IL
would have been gratifying to me ii i'm ube,ii
the end.
VIII sever cease to entertain a grateful re
colieclio. OF the confidence rep0sed i'm me asd
TINS perhaps is the oniy proof 1 can ever give
OF having al all deserved it,
remain, with great respect and cousidera-
lion, your EAceiencys obcdient servant.
G.. Nj. TROUP.
1t appears by the annexed letter from
General Games TO the Governor. that
measures have been adopted bv the ma
tIcDal government for The projection of
our southern frontier, against future i'm
cursions from the neighboring hostile Sd
wages:
heau foft Hawkins, Sept. %.
olR-l have the honor 10 acknowledge
HE receipt of your Excellency's commu-
nicaiion of the 22d inst. and in reply have
10 observe that, | have taken measures to
concentrate upon that part of the south
ern froNtier, recently meiIaced by the sa
wages, such OF the disposabie regular force
Oh my command as can be most speedily
drawn 10 that point. have reason 10 be-
lieve this force " Ill reach its destination
by the middle OF next month, and that il
Will be sufficient to repel any number of
Indian Warriors that may be likely 10 ap-
preach that frontier.
have the honor 10 be, very respectful.
ly, your EXceilency's obi serv't.
EDMUND Z. GAINES.
Copy IF letter from Lieut.. Col. ArbmckIe,
commanding at Fort Gadsdes,. to the Aeent
| Ter indian Affairs, dated 3lSt dug. 1918.
| SIR-Nithm few days one hundred
| and eish'yeisht of the hostile Indians
from near Suwannee, surrendered them
selves al tins post; those, with others who
| have surrendered of late, In all about three
hundred, have ordered into the nation,
and To report TO you. They are in most
| wretched condition, and will be al Fort
| flames about tile 10th next month.
snail make provision for them until the
hrst OF October, or until hear from YOU,
or some arrangement Is made for them,
| provided that may be soon. Tile Indians
who lately surrendered. brought with them
! twenty-Dine negroes, men, women and
| children. Eighteen OF them appear 10
| belong TO different persons In the Floridas,
and eleven are claimed by the Indians.
l am SIR, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant,
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pose aforesaid, and by these presents grant
to them, or either OF them, permission TO
proceed through such parts of re Creek
Nation as may be necessary, and which
they may find convenient III conveying
the said negroes out Of the United States.
(SignedD ID. Is. MITCHELL,
agent I. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13
NJ. ARRuCKLE-
w . hflDt- Y III,
Lieut.. Col Commanding
ERiCAN ,SIAHES

dF hICHN SL1 YES.
The following documents have been
banded 10 US for publication, under the
belief, that they contain facts, and may
eicii others. moi generally known in reia-
ton to this business. The gentleman
who furnished them desires us 10 state,
that Mr.. Jason Brinson, will, when legally
called on, substantially confirm the atli-.
dayit OF Mr.. Ashley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13
SENATOR TO CONGRESS.

NAsHvILLs, Sept. i2.-JoKN ii. EA-
TON, Esq. has been appointed by The Gov
ernor, Senator TO represent this site in
Tie Congress of the United States, IN the
place Of CIV. Campbell, Esq.-Ii will be
remarked, by headlines of Gov. MMiun,
published to-day, tina, there will not lie
an extra session OF the Legisiar;:re. The
few days since, for the Cherokee Agen-
cy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13

fFfo1 ne ~ Yoyk Com,qcrcitf ,4dUeyH,er.l
brfted tits morning the suty Heeim capt.
CliendeF, in 20 days nom INtIpoOl. ~ this
arrival, we have reccI'(i london cap - g.,
TIE I'D Of August LiOyttS lists to I'VE fStii
'1iypiRg and Commercial Lists 10 tie z0th autl
ih, London New PRICE Car'oR 70 ihr 2slh, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13

AUGUSTA, Oct. Thursday last was
ih" day appointed by the Choctaw Chiefs,
for their meeting the u. S. Commission
erS, 'o form treaty i'll regard to the ces-
Commissioners, ON the part OF the Go
vernment; il may therefore be fairly in
ferred, that the result will be propitious.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
{ Mere Castle County, in the state o.
Wilmington Oct. lost

C.Ne7o Castle County, in the state of
Nf'azcare, sci.
BY virtue an of order of the Orphans
Court, for the said County Of New Castle.
Will be exposed to sale, at public ven.
due, ON Saturday tie 8 lst day OF October
next at o'clock in the afternoon, on Inc
Premises at the house of James NJ. Roche
in the Borough of Wilmington in Chris
tiana Hundred and county aforesaid, a
certain lot Of Ground, about Is feet front
on King Street beginning at the distance
|of 81 feet from III, corner of Front street
and upwards of SO feet in depth, with
the improvements and apur,enances
thereon erected, being part 81 the Real
Estate of VIM. S,nedmer deceased, and
Ito be sold for the payment of his debts.
Attendance win be given, and the terms
Iof sale made known, at the lime and
place aforesaid, by James M. Roche and
Ann his wife Administrative sc. OF thr
said deceased, or their Attorney
BY order Of the Orphans Court.
John Uiteg ttk.
New Castle, Sept. 10th lsis.-tOso
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17

CT did apply to the honorable Maryland
Kent County Court, by petition, on tbs
azd day of September sls, TO release me
fro ~ dep,s that am unable 10 paw !; by
-arg,e OF an Act Of Assembly, passed at
! Eopember sessions 1905, entitled, "au
Eat fot the relief Of sundry ihsoivent debt
crs" and The several appropriate supple
rnegts thereto And not being able to
produce tc the court, the assanl OF my
Creditors to two thirds tie amont Of the
+ debts. The law therefore requires me
to rive this Notice, and within the limit
ed tiae by law, after the expiration o
one month from the date hereof, ~
have not then the legal assent OF mi
gresiit,rs to two thirds the amount OF ths
detIs;) ! intend to file supplemental,
retirjon to said court complaining thai
could not get the assent Of my creditors
As aforesaid aud that said assent is yex
Aticusly and unreasonably withheld
Robert Il. Pennington
~, ~ pnodr Oct Sd l8l8-S
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Sherif''s ,s0ies

BY virtue of writ of Vend. EN- ~
me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale. at the house of Amelia Cock, Can't
wells Bridge, in st. Georges hundred, on
Thursday the 5th day q Octobrh at q
O'Clock noon. The following described
real property to wit mo. !. 4 farm in
st, Georges hundred, bounded BY proper
|ty Of John Merit, David Withcrspooe.
thu State road, leading sro,n the Huc.,
Tavern, to Middleton. No. 2. A house
and lot in the village of Aiidt!ie,own,
bounded by property OF Andrew Nau.
dain and Thomas Mcrfitt.--No. ).
|Twenty-six acres Of Woodland, bounded
'by lands of Thomas Merit, John HAYS,
and others, containing by computation
lin The whole, four hundred acres more
Tor less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Andrew J. Peterson, and 70
(be sold by
Francis Haughey, Sh'h.
Newcastle, Sept. 3olh, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
M y nLla

Of the irst quality. has lately been dis
severed on the premises, which will add
greatly to its value, as there are many
farners in its vicinity shat are rapidly i'm.
proving their lands and will soon create
a ercat derdud for it Tht situation is
a very van Bile stnd for Whiskey Dis
silicrY aid Tan Yard.
For all OF any part Of the above p per
~. credit of one and two years will be
civ, !, the purchaser given bond and APP
proved security. For further particulars
nnor;re Of Nathan Bnulden esq. or Mr.
John Lumb, near The premises.
Morgan Jones.
ysy;Ir,;,,e,op. Oct. & ~ st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Treasury Department.
Washington April 10, 1878.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
To the propretors of the old six
|per cent Stock, that The last payment on
account OF the principal and Interest Of
the said stock, will become due on the LIST
OF October next, estsuine the date hereof,
and that the same will be paid on that
day, atthe Treasury and at the loan Of
fees having such stock standing on their
banks, to the Stockholders or TO their
atiornies upon the surrender Of the ORR
ginal certificate ofth said stock.
K is further made known for the infor-
nation of the proprietors of said old six
per cent stock, residing in foreign parts,
that i'll order to obyiate, as far as prac-
ticable any Inconvenience which might
result, by reason Of loss atsea or other
wise, it will be advisable to retain correct
copies of their certificates, authenticated
by Notary Public. duly appointed.
WAt. ii. WORD,
Secretary Of Me Treasury.
Nav IS, iawtlO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Farm.

Situated in healthy neiyhborhood,
part in the State OF Delaware and part
in the State OF Maryland, in New East e
aud Ceci! counties, containing 252 acres
about $50 acres Of which is excellen
-roodland. This tract is situated within
5 miles of Frenchtown and of Elktol,,
is remarkably well 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, and
the 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, is presumed
will enhance the value of il in the esti-
mation of the purchaser, as this measure
is bow about to be brought forward, and
probably, shortly carried into execution
The terms will be accommodating, and
further particulars may be known by ap.
plying to the subscriber.
'forgan Jones.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 25---tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
L.and and Saw Mill,
AT PUBLIC rND' =

viii positively be sold al Public Sale
an Saturday the oath lost. at o clock P
Of Mr.. caulks, Buck l'svern. Say
Mil On St. Georges Creek, 10 Penci,ls
hundred and county Of New Castle, II
a well tilnbered neighoorho"s', together
with about IS acres Of land, about 20 u
il woodland, with tenant mousse IN ZOO
reyair. This property is hnudded by 9.
near lands Of Mrs. Howell, & Mr.. .'ease
A.lcn, on the road from Glasgow tt
Mi, lsiir town, An extensive red OF
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17

At Meeting OF the Agricultural So,
ciety OF New Castle County, held at the
Court House in the town of New Castle
the Sd day Of this instant,
1t was resolved, thai piece of silver
Iplate, with such devise and impression
1.-THE as may he deemed proper by the
Icommittee OF examiners tor the time
being, not to exceed 800 in value, be a.
warded tn any insnber OF the Society
Iwho shall at the stated meeting in No
verabar next, present and read before
the society, til. best written essay On the
intrinsic value of arabic land.
Resolved. thar piece of silver plate
with such device and impression thereon
as may be deemed proper by The COM
mittee OF examiners for the time being
not exceeding in value $40, be awarded
Ia any inember of the society who shall
exbibit the requisite proof of having
raised the greatest quantity of whea
from one acre of land, subject to the
donation prescribed by the 18th sec. o
Itnc by laws.at the next August meeting
of the society.
Resolved, that piece OF silver plat'
with such device and impression as ma,
|be deemed proper by the committee o
Examiners for the time being, not exceed
ling 90 dollars, be awarded to any me,ubt
of this society who shall! exhibit the re
|quisite proof Of having raised the creates
,quanti,y Of Indian Corn ON one acre o
Hand, suhjec, to the donation provides
|by the 18th sec. Of bye laws, at the meet
ling Of the society in February 1872
! The following gentlemen, agreeable +
1.-THE 18th sec. oi the bye laws. were electe
Honorary members of the society, to wit
Nicholas RidgIey, George Cummins
Isaac Davis, Cornelius P. Comegys
Henry NJ. Ridgley, Thomas Clayton
|William II. Wells, Joseph Haslet, Man
Iaen Bull, Samuel Paynter, Andrew Nau
! )dain, Jacob Stout, Andrew Barret'
t)William Warner, William Kennel,
t|Jesse Green, Henry Molleston, william
Z B. Goupes, Benjamin Burton and Prcsl
John Crozc.
Recording Secretary.
Aug. %, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 25---tf
Joshua Burrows.

And now. to wit: dis 25th day of Ju
ly. 1913, On motion II complainant, s SO
lici,9r, and Oh alfdari, made. Of the de
fendant residing ont OF The state, It is or
dtred by the chancellor, tliat the dcfrn
dant,, losup Burrows, do appear in thi,
court, and III this cause, on tic first Won,
day OF March next, and Ale his answer
Of the cnmplainahts' bill filed in this case
shall be taker pro COT lesso and it is fur
Their ornered thata copy of this order Ne
inserted wuhi1 80 days from THIS date
IL tbs Delaware Gazette and Peninsula
Advertiser, Published IN the Borough !;
Wilmington In this state, and III the
ORION for the Country, published in the
city of Philadelhhia, and be IN each OF
those papers published forthre months
next after its first publication.
The state Of Delaware,1
Sussex county, 10 vii.
do srrtify that the above is a
true copy OF the record in the
above suit.
In les inony whereof have
heretnlo Sc my hand and
(sEAL) affixed the seal Of the Court
of Chancery, at Georgetown,
the 28th lay of July, Anno
Domini 1878.
JE.HU STOCKLEY,
Register in Chancery.
ANA
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
STAGES AND POST CHAIsEs,
Over a good Turnpike Road.

Over good turnpike Road.
One boat will leave the first wharf above
Market street, Philadelphia every day ~ 70
o'c,ock. The passengers will be Forwarded with
all possible dispatch by way Of Wilmington
ar d Eikton, and uiive in Baltimore early
nextmorning in tine FOR the Southern or West
ern Stages.
Another Boat will leave Bowley's wharf.
Bnlsimore, every evening at S o'clock. The
passengers will b. forwarded without delay.
and arrive in Philadelphia, early next morning
in time for the new York Steam boats.
To accommodate those whose business rem.
iders the AFORESAID hours inconvenient, Steam
Boat will leave Philadelphia daily, al z, A. M
and Wilmmgtm at 2. r. Nj. (except on Mon
ldays) the Pos Chaises or Stages, Of the line
will leave E.Ikon or Wilmington, in season to
iplace them in the line southwark or eastw ard
the same day and afford so much more time
TO meet business or friends al Wilmington, Elk
Iton, the factons on the Brandywinc, or else
lwhera.
There ase wo post Chaises running daily
leach way, and others are preparing. Those
persons first esered on the Books OF she 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, 1818-10-17
Conditions Of this Paper.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE IS pun
A YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE INSERTED
1s.a..v rtaas. nj ONE DOLLAR A SQUARE
IND TWENTY FIVE GENTS FOR EVERY sue
sxHplNe; INSERTIONS. PAYMENT TO BE
JADE Al THE TIME WHEN THE ADVERTISE.
rRNrs ARE LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOR PuB
IIcATIoN.
NJ No PAPER DIscoETTNUED UNTIL
ALI ARREARACRs ARE PAID.
The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Ne,c- George Pierce, Esq.
Dorer-Nr. John .Hdniore.
lSmyrma-.Nr. Benjamin Coombe.
George i'o1on, Del.-.Mr. james .aR-
dersGu.
CantDclrs Bridge--.Mr. David Vii
son, jim.
.as;i,,rI--.Wr. Peter Robinson.
Itrfcs To7cH--.Mr. George EOiUers.
1.as,rel-Air. Esshraim Collins.
.siiddle!omn-ylii. Philip Reading.
Elkton, .Nd.-Tobias R'taHlph, Is
Other appointments will speedily
be ,n!'ie.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
FOR SALE.

The Tim of a healthy actire Negro
Girl, zcho has tzcetre pears TO serre
and is neo siateen.--apply to th'
Edit0r.-f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
EOss SALE,

That handsome and highly improved
f. arm, AiORNtN, late tisr property Of
Captain David Ross, deceased, situated
in The cour,v OF New Castle, state. Of
Delaware, within the distance oil Tvs
miles from ttr Iat'- + town, five miles
from w ilmihgton an; three of Christi
lana .Srldge--G onaining about $50 acres
TT land, chiefly arabic, and in a high
Estate Of cultivation Some marsh inca
Gov in herd grass, with The rece sscry
drains The woodland is th,iving young
hickory AID oak, and all we'll enclosed
with thorn fences. The buildings OIL
1.-THE place are good irick dwelling
house, a new Brick Barn with stabling,
and sails for SO head OF cattle, sranary
Land Carriage house, poultry house, with
jsacds and yards lnr the poultry, sheep
house convenient and we'll filled, stone
,sfncse house ard spring house, with a
never tAiliag spring Of excellent water
arr u well built Ice house, that viii
contain a. wamnn loads There is on the
place H.. young orchard Of the best
grascd iiu,:, a very hantIs"me and well
stceeef ga den, two good pumps, all the
stcch on Inc farm, consisting oil horses
lnilch co.'s, working oxen, pair OF
you,ta s.fers q fine bul! years old
blackwell breed !; sheep, 7-8 Nferinos ;
hogs, poultry of different kinds, and
/ farming utensii. Of every description.
| Il is presumed that no person irc'in-
| ed 10 purchase sosvaluahe AN estate, will
wish to engage without 6rst viewing the
premises. n.,ich will be shown by APP
Iplication al the place; or, if any intor-
nation should be required in Philadel-
phia. it will be given BY calling on John
Leamy, Esq No. ye,S Third street.
Marcia e. Il oss, a,lm'&.
with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug 26--tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
John Bowman.
No 9 North Wharyes. pbiladelp,,;z

No. 8 North Wharves, Philadelphia.
NIB. All Baggage to be in the charge and at
the risk of tn owners Baggage will also be
taken from,e pnt on board OF the New York
Steam Boatalongside, free of expence.
Auy. Is
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
No. 3d..
Agricultural.

He that cause0 two biaots Of grass to crow
where aut one grew before, is more 'ereiceabs
to the community than the whole race Of poll
.icians and titled heroes Swift.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Treasury Department.
Washington, April, 28. 1918.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
TO thr proprie,ors of Stock issued
under the convention with France, Of
the Sotli Of April, 1903, commonly called
Louisiana Sack, that one moieiy, or half
'cf the principal Of said stoUS, viii he
redeemed on the 2lsr of October nsxi
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same
will be paid 10 the respec,iv: psoprie,
tors, or to their attoinies duly authorized
on the day before mentioned, at the
Treasury in Washington, or at such
Loan Office, on the books whereof any
portion oil said Stock may then stand
Information is further given, that the
interest due at the time OF redemption.
en- such part Of said Stock is held ii
Europe, will he paid as heretofore III
London and Amsterdam: and that the in.
terest or such part ST said stock as has
b. en- don4e sticatrd, will be paid at ,he
same time With The principal. either al
The Treasury or at the Loan Offices, as
before me' tened. And il is also hereby
made kpuWu. tAat interest on the morsy
or bali o. s4;o ouislanA Stock, intendeu
to be redeemed rs aforesaid. will cea i
and determine after the 2lst day 81
October, i8.
Nj. ri. WT0Ri},
- SFcraorE u the r.pa iary,
Nfav 70 tnptIfs
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Gorge Baker,
Oct. 6th.--st.
) Dollars Reward /.

Runaway from the subscriber on the
night Of the \ lh inst. an apprentice to
The a,3iLogI.N'1 BUSINESS,
named Thomas Read, about $ feet 7 or 6
inches igh, II years Of age; had ON
when lie went away 8 Super6ne Blue
Cloth Coaiee, white vest with red
stripes, and pair of Nanl,cen pantaiets
and black hat---took with him tive pair
Of striped troasrrs. Who ever takes
up SAID hoy and secures him so that car
get him again, shall receive tht above
reward and all reasonable charges paid
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
I urnDike G.

The subscrincls. Coz, sai.itec of the
Wilmington and Christiara Turnpike
Company, hereby give notice, his, .hey
win receive proposals until The Gts5 dag
lof December next, for making maj Sec
ton OF the sad roac remaining NJ anish-
ca, from SVhlta CLAW Greek !.fihge. 10
'i,e siia;re .. Christiana. Il Il COZ, IN
slated THAI the work shall ue cumr.epced
early next season j. Those wishing 10
contract by calling on the Comuaiues
may krow The width and depth Of f2rss
vi and to wh 1 ries aiiu,' tae hill pear
Chrls.iana is - be rednctd.
3EREMiAli Y oOLA3ToN, Com
JOHN TORRHRY. LON
sop 99,----ti Dee
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
James Hamilton
near Vilmingi

near Wilmington.
y. b. Al! persons are foro!d hashoring
said boy a, their peril. II tasen uut Of
the state, ! viii give ten.
Sept. lq--3t,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Notice..

The subscriber intending in few days
TO move with his family to the Western
County has appointed Edward Gilpin Of
this Borough his Attorney in fact. -.-All
persons therefore who are indebted to him
Will please make payment thereof TO him
and such as have ciaims viii present them
20 him for adjustment,-And being sen-
sible of the respect OF his fellow citizens
and their favors to him in his business,
he bids them an aFeotionate farewell,
Charles Tatem.
Wilmington Oct. lost
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
NOTICE..

The Trustees of the Poor of New
! .;as,le County, are requested TO meetat
ne Poor house, on Thursday the first
,,av of October next, at ten O'Clock. Those
who have accounts, sc. may present
,hem for settlement
John Sutton, Sec'y.
Sept. list.