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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

New ORLEANS. Feb. 27.-The Ruenos Ayres
government ship Union, capt Brown, arrived
off the bar 9th inst. with Spanish brig, her
prize, in co. captured on The iitt, OFF Havana
The Union, on the 10Th. fell in with feet Of
G9ineamen, conveyed by a sIoop of war and
brig-two of the fiert, the Campedor, of Sguns
aud 90 men, and schr OF ) guns and 80 men.
struck to the Union but the weather being
very boisterous, could not take possession of
them, aud they escaped in the uight.
February 29.-N e have cOnVersed with the
mate of the ship Ariadnc. This vessel sailed
ON the :. il of December last, from Philadel-
ph'a, tor New Orleans On the I'd OF this
month, The Ariadne was driven ashore to the
IVY. of the Balize. but got oil again in about
half an hour. with little other injury than the
loss OF her rudder. The mate left heron the
oth oil Barrataria, and she was again seen 10y
MIN on the 10th inst.with apuot boat alongside
lie presumes that she has since entered the III
yer, though her name is not on the Balize list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

preparing o depart for this country at the
last accounts from London.
This appointment, we learn, is made
in place of Baron Won Tuil, vino will con-
tinue in Europe. Bat. Ame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

There are atpresent on their way to England,
or in the course of chipping for English ports,
sirty thousand barrels Of Flour, from the port of
Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

NATCHEz, IN. T,) March 5.-Passcd
this place on Sunday last, 40 soldiers OF
Col. Lindsay regimentof United States
Artillery: they are destined for AppaIa-
cIicola, to act with Gen. Jackson in the
Semlno!ean war; they were accompanied
by several l.ientenants, among whom were
LIS. Taylor and SMiGer, the former from
Kentucky the latter from Pennsylvania
both distinguished for their good conduct
IN the late war, Another company under
the command OF Captain Peter, of the
same regiment, passed here IL or 10 days
ago for the same destination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

Per the ship Factor, drrired at PHILADELPHIA
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED
LiUfrpo0i, February IL.
The ports will certainly open next weeA for
Flour and WHeat, for home consumption Il oar
50 a SOS. FlaXseed ll5s in demand. Cotton i'm
proving.
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Anil I.

MjoiiCE-lhe pubic, aud particularly ihOse inte-
rested, are hereby informed, thai the safe Of land
ahd negroes advertised 10y VIM. Miller ayd lanes p
teIshson (spin themselves trustees and protesting to
act 10y virtue OF dee of executed 10 Them in bat
character by Robert Minis for certain purposes e,pres
Ell thttein) to take paceat VIM Georges tavern m be
county OF Coochiand on the 18th day OF this month
mI Ce JoF1d ioI reasons which shall make known on
that day the princ pal which is that tbe pnr
chase money Tor the said land has not been paid or
secured 10 be p.id TO NE by Mr.. Minis whom sole
the Wa N RIcu AunSnS
ApTil7. Zoe >,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

Members Of The Vbgiaia Legislature.
The election for tie next Legislature took
place yesterday in ths county (Henrico.g
For the House Of Delegates, the polls stood
thus:
Edward C.HIayos... .oG7
William Seldom ............ZOI
WIN. II. Chamberiayne. Isl
John 5. Ellis........3g
For member OF the Sepgfe;
Hay PSI. Clopton 90 Harrison H.. Anderson
NEW MEMBERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

BALTIMORE, April BY the arrival at this
port of the ship Fame, Captain Livingston. in
II days from Jamaica, we have received flies
of the Kingston Chronicle and Jamaica COu-
rant 20 the 9TH of March, inclusive. These
papers are almost entirely destitute Of inter
eat
The report that Lord Cochrane had sailed
for SOntb America, appears to be amply coz
hrmed. 1t Is announced that he arrived at st.
Bartholomew, with a frigate and three trans
whence he had sailed Ii is also mentioned
that private letters from Caracas cOrTobOrate
the above, and state that il is supposed Lord
Cochrane was bound TO Guayana, aud that he
You'd soon have TO repent of his ciiimeiical
undertaking Bat. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

We learn that Mr.. POMrrlccA. ~
present Secretary 10 The Russian Em-
n.,assy al London, has bern appointed by
ne Emperor of Russia hs Minister Ex-
,,Ifa0ordinary near the United States. Mr..
Foniiiccd was here formerly as Secretary
~ Legation 10 Count Pahlen. lie WAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

Captain Don, Of The schooner Undaunted, ar
rived az \ ew York. in Is days from Havana
informs that a feet of 23 SAIL 10 Of them men &
war brgs. heavy sloops OF war, the remainder
transports full OF troops, sailed from Havana
The llth March, dest nation not known. A
Suenos Ayfean privateeT brig, captured a
spanish brig from the coast Of Africa with 500
saves, OF the 4th Of March, close ia with the
mOro Castle. The Spanish man of var brig
a'ldl was captured by the Buen0s Ayrean sloOp
OF war Union, had previously lost her main
,IdSt ~ a gale, She having jury mast 1T the
time OF tie action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

ANDFOE SALE.-Ths subscriber will sell priyaiely
- irdcf ~ E0Hd w New Kent county situated on
ne TOad from Richmond 10 Williamsburg In an ayrera
nr neghbothuOd, one mile above Precedence Fore md
Two ron CbickdhOminy river. containing AGO aero
ohethId % winch Is cleared With large and new te
stoy owelng house. al necessary outhoses all or
mhlSn haVe been hniit within The three last years This
.9uu as on large quantity Of valuable timber prin-
10 me'or 10 Richaid 4. & John Warren at New Kent
courthouse, OF 60 hr. Geo r. Crump. in Richmond
.n- THO. n. 1ERRtLL.
NPtUt o
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THE Amy


MILIEDGEvILLE. March 2i-Our adyices
from the Army are TO the 9th of This month.
Al that Time the Georgia Militia were within
20 miles OF Fort Scott. Their march had been
much iinPeded by had roads, some parts of the
route being almost impossible We under
stand The troops generally ENJOY good health :;
anu, Notwithstanding their prisatlons and suf-
ferings, are in fine spirits.
No additional particulars have reached us
respecting the disaster which befel Genera,
Games, and his little party, in descending Flint
river. An Official report OF all the circnm-
stances connected herewith, will no doubt be
made.
An ARRAY, OF "A very serious nature. orcurred
last week at Hartford. between some citizens
OF mat place and waggoners in the neblic
service on the ore side, and portion of the
hesSee troops stationed near there on the
other. Captain Chisolm Ut The latter. was
Killed and several OF the combatanis severely
wounded. With the merits of this quarrel
which led to the bedding of blood, we are
unintoimeh-perbaps Ooth parties were to
hiamc. We regret TO state however, that the
conduct OF many of the Tennessee troops since
they came among ms, has not been such as it
should nave been. Instead of cultiyatiny our
good viii, they have sought, it is believed eve
ry opportunity to wound aad inaame the feel
ings OF our Inhabitants. by Dcstowinr on them
va. Gus opprobrouS ep;thels
we have also noticed in late Tennessee
paper, ihcldiouS comparisons between the mar
lai prowess OF the people of that state and of
his-anu ih work, pnrportlng to be the
=" Liie OF General Jackson injurious retlec
tons are made on the character aud military
ardor oi the Georgia and south Carolina mill
tia, while engaged IN the former contest with
the Creek Indians. Even General jackson
himself, 1t is feared, has given currency, rer-
maps without intending il, To these opinions
II report be true. lac said, while on his wav TO
the seat OF war, were the Indians TO commit
" as many murders III Tennessee as thew had
"npoH the troutier OF Georgia, the women and
children OF thar state would turn out aud
hghl them. Such rem trk, it made was
an uHmeT3ted reproach our patriotism and
bravery. he GeorgiduS may not be as boast.
fui ana vain glorious some, but they are as
hig!i minded aud spirited any people.
he present has been apty STYLED she - era
OF good feelings" MAY il long continue 50
tIiendy sentiments we hepe will be reCipro
caliy cherished by the people Of Georgia and
tennessee, and particularly b. that portion OF
them ~ service. Conduct in either, cdiculat-
ell TO rrllate, should be discountcnancei aud
punished. 10 SOoihe AID harmunize tlem--to
hash ia, :r chickering's and allay Therapeutics,
should be the object and endeavor OF ALL
Journal.
We understand the Tennessee troops at
Hartford, about 400 in number, marched for
Fort Scott on Friday iast--and that the remain.
der, amounting t. 800, left Fort Hawkins on
Saturday and Sunday for the Creek Agency.
II is the intention of the latter detachment
80 join the army by descending Flint river.
[IG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

ANAWAf from the subscriber early iD last month
- negro woman by the DaIue oiPATSRY or PAT.
She is remarkably well formed about ii We feet ten ,chss
hgh, OF light complexion. has small eyes and heavy
p'OWs, anu yIuii C"unteBance, but apt 10 smile when
spoken to she had when eloped a lead roIored
plains jacket and white plains peiiicoa but tsLny
another suit she may probably change it, which consist
ea "t white plains. Pat having ineiher living IN
petersburg, am induced 10 believe she is that neoh
boihood. reward oftWent, dollars will be urid on,
lodging the said runaway in the Richmond Jail and n
brought home to iae subscriber ait reasonable ebatpes
Paio. JOHN DUFIiEID,
GOTHAM, Cumberland rOHDfy.
Should the above slave be taken I'm Richmond a. To-.
teTsbn,g the person will apply Mr. Allen bernard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

" NV BE ktAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By vrTtue
Of deed trust executed 10 us ON line G,b asy ~
october last, by Mansfield Watkins conveying 10 u
Veiaih usci piece or parcel Of LAND lying and being
w J0hn bECbandns old field in the county Of Ileurco
containing iour acres, and bounded as follows 10 vii
neslnhiug Three iee south OBJ Bel ditch u the Is
eeih-u Iodd ana running the said road ssnb Gsi
o.. one nGTed aud twenty yards to peg thence
isdvlhg IN said road n 80, = Il5 yards 10 neg.
en'1 ~ % w. iRS yards TO John Bells ditch; thence
wiih the east margin Of said ditch 100 ysrds 10 ,he
beginning with The buildings and sppnttenances thereto
HeIohg'ng "a trust 10 secure 10 Samuel Mere Jun Inc
payment Of certain Monies n the said deed ~ 49,
meationed-Ws shalt sell TUESDAY the 2stb of tbis
aontb, a. ~ o'clock a. N. on the premises N ngtic
auction Tor cash 50 much ofthe above described No.
very 20 wiz be suitciest to rsise The sam Of SEE,
thousand dollars, with interest from the eh dsy o. rt
last, together With the costs II tie aid trnsi
A. p. UPSHUR
AprilT. ,os Al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

a tCtiON.....bt DC sefd Jcifhy.f ye,erre. ~ p
n torn of D9HniHc FyidaU ne Grsf Of ff0y rif
Gir, yRof the HcTf fgir dayl 3 MIR 1CRE IO1y
og Hqrkct $ Hrtd-c streets also 9 TeRemenfs on
KAN street. TeyYGs, " ard 2igOafhs.
ByOrdcr Of fic PrJpfirfOrS.
dFrif7 iosG'' ~. =. SVEED Aucrr.
slJNsrkH OF pARiS.-Ny nls are nos 20 opera
uon, Where can furnish any quaatry OF ground
Fa'ttr alr@nird Of Tie best qualify the Richmond
rifts ofifft hOT the ccuutTy. icfl Messrs. Eott
.ahtf q aHih's ol sttle mills will be supplied WITH
despatch Hi cor1 mills are also operation.
fRFDiK CLARKE.
Maes4s.ief, A9ru 2. loses
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9fENiRAL COLLEGE.--The subscriber beiue ap
- pointed proctor TO the CeHua College Char.
louisville, with authority receive all contributions
tueteo gives notice TO the contributors that their
sldneht IS nov due, aud requests that may eiher be
deposited in the Richmond Bank Of VIRGINIA or remit
ted TO him IN CbaTioes VILE whichever is most to their
convenience Those who have Tar favored that insti
tuition asto receive subscription papers, are requested
t. en- lose them, without delay to Mr.. Jefferson the
visitor residing nearest to the place
NELSON DARKsDALE.
Charlottesville, Aprii7. IOs sw
4 r court Of directors for the Lunatic Hssrital I'm
The city Of Williamsburg held the LIST day Of
Apfil. t3is
he auduer n public accounts having decided that
W has no authority under the 81 Assembly To issue his
warrants tor any money Ia advance TO he Lunstic Hos
piia as has always heretofore done and that all
accounts against the Hospital to audited at bis
oucc aud discharged as other public accounts are
Hcs0tDcd. That in future against the said
hospital VIII be paid 10y the court OF directors hereto
fore usual but that the same will be certified by this
corftto the said auditor.
Ordsrrd Ihai fOr the information Of those who NAV
brrg Pattents to this Hospital aud others that me
foregoing order be inserted for two weeks IN the Enom
Ter. CODY. Tesfc
LEO. HENLEY, c. C. y.
hFFNfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

'AhEN UP on my plantation anout the 2clh day OF
L august las SAg0H ARK bTiHGte ~ ILL., will
come white uhoei his belly has marx judged to
DC SIX years old posted aud appraised To- IA TIE
owner Is desired 1" prove his property pay charges and
ui' d"al. VIM. HUWEniON.
A-Se'N bV"'tN hpIuI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

~" about I" retire 10 the c0utT oitcr a private
sae, the follow ing very valuable ReaE ksfGfe lying
III Richmond aud its vicinly W. -|'e
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
Land Sale.

Agreeable to the last Will and Tesla.
ment of William FERRIss, decd.
Will he sold at Public sale,
On Third day the 18th of Eleventh
Mo. (November) next,
A Valuable Plantation
|or lot Of land, in MiIl.Creek Hundred
New Castle county, Delaware, within six
mlies Of Wilmington, and three OF New.
port = containing IS acres bounded by
lands Of James Robson, Thomas Justis
and others. The improve ments are q
log dwelling house and kitchen, pump
Of good water On the kitcheh,) and milk
house adjoIning--a log stbIe, aud shed 10,
cattie---an excellent orchard, with Z
variety of fruit trees-and a proportion
Of wood. The land is in good state o
cultivation, having been lined within
few years: The neiy hborhood heal
| thy.-Sale to begin a, IL O'Clock on sale
day. when attendance will b. given ans
conditions made known by
| CALEB hARLAA,l
| JOK.N HARLAN, {
10th Dist l8l8.-lOt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
$ 20 Reward.

Absconded from my service, on the
fourth day Of July, negro girl named
heater Green. about % years OF age, &
W no has about six years to serve. She
has b,emish on her left eye. andis about
middle size. She had on when she left
my house a white straw bonnet, trim.
med with lilac ribbon, new striped
cbintz trock, cambria muslin petticoa,
tea colored Morocco shoes, and white
cotton stockings.
The .bove reward will be paid to any
one who will apprehened Hester and
lodge her in the Jail Of the city Of Phil
adeiphia.
Betsey X. SprogeU,
y'ioyameasing.
N. B. All persons are forbid TO harbol
said girl. August l-3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
JAMES MONROE.
B, the president
BY the President Of the u
States.

Whereas, by an act Of Congress pas
SEQ on The ihi,d of March, 1915, emit
tied, an act to provide for the ascertain
ing and su, veying Of the boundary lines
Fixed by the treaty with the Creek Ind
ans, anG for other purposes the presi
deNi OF the U. States is authorized 70
CT. ST the lands acquired BY the sait;
trs ~ TO be offered for sale when Sc.
cured
therefore, JAMES MONROE, Pres
deu' Of the u. States. do hereby declar,
AMI max, known. that pubic sales Tor tI,.
disposal (agreeanly 10 law of certai
lands in The Alabama territory, shall b,
held al Millr;igeville, in Georgia viz
On ,ht 'hrst Monday w October next
for the 'le OF Town lots, in the town OF
Cahaba. ~ the said territory, situate al
tn, junction OF The rivers Alabama am.
Cahaba
On the third Monday in October mex !.
for the sale of townships, 10, Aisle
in anges 9, 10. |, II, is, is; and o,
townships, ID. Is. Is, in ranges "a ane
l6 of the lsstd dist cit in Alabama ter.
ri,ory, directed by law 10 be sold at Mil.
IL seville Keeping such land, as have
been reserved " law tnt the support .,
sch"ois, OF iof other purposes each pub
lie sale shall continue ope' for 3 wee;
ana no ionger. The tow lo,s and 9th !,
lands. sha be offered Co Sole in repu,s
n."nS''cai rider, commencing with a.,
10y s. number Of iols, sections. town
shifs and ranges.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
no BE sOLn the Mansion

Farm of the subscriber, adjoining the
Town Of Dover. In the whole tract there
are S73 acres; 200 supposed to be clear
ed /; 1873 in wood. The dwelling house
and kitchen are of brick, and are commo-
diuus, and in good repair, The garden is
well enclosed with pales. The Orchard is
large, and of good fruit, bu. is not thrifty,
being too much neglected. The Rarn,
Granary, Corn Crib, Carriage House,
Stables and Smoke House are properly
situated, and conveniently arranged, and
in good order. The wat-r is deemed TO
BE- excellent tie well is bricked, and has
a good pump in it'll offer this Farm for
sale, because ! have not health, nor
strength to manage it. According 10 an
old Spanish proverb, the masters foot is
the best manure tor land, and that mine
cannot get.
Nicholas Kidgely.
Nov. l3-Im
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21

Lying about one mile from the above
property, and Containing about 70 acres
III Mill Creek Hundred, louuty of New
e asile, Delaware, within six miles OF
Wilmington, and four OF Newport houn.
,ied BY lans,s OF the Rev =. Kenny, John
Crossan, aud others. The improvements
are new Log House and Barn the
fences are all il COT plete order; the
fields are conveniently wateled; large
driving young apple orchard, of a good
quality, and "a numb + Of ether fruit trees
the Gap and Newport turnpike passing
y the door, which would make il con.
venient stand for public business ihere
is large proportions ol good wood land
cn tie premises also, quantity 0! mea.
dow, and sporc may be made; il is con.
vepient to several places Of public wor.
Ship, Mills SC, in pno6 nslghborhooo
md healthy part Of the country An,
int'son wishing to purchase, may view
the premises. and know the terms, pre-
vious 10 ths CAV Of sale, by app, ing tC
ltis subscribers living thereon. Attendance
lwill be given and conditions ade kown
10y
CHARLES FERGUSON.
Oct. 81, l8is--iOt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21

And further declare and make known,
that the Offices Of the register and receiv-
RS OF publ. monies for the said district,
snail BIZ removed from Milledgeville to
the aforesaid town of Cahaba, on the frs,
day Of January. 1919.
Given under my hand at the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day
OF May, 1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH MEtGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
May 3O-lawlO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
NOTICE TO
Elijah Linch.

A letter from the War Department,
directed to my care, for Elijah Linch
lis now in my hands supposed to contain
Ia certificate of Pension
Printers who will publish the 40
tice in their papers, will perhaps be in.
strumen,al in relieving an old soldier
from want
Fd7rnrd Roche.
Wilmington, Nov. ~, isls-4h
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
lily the President o! the Unit.
ed States.

WHEREAS, by all act of Congress,
passed on the 18th Of February, 1873,
entitled "an act making provisions for
the establishment. of additional Land
Offices in the Territory Of Aissruri."
the President Of the United States is au.
Ihorlsed 10 direct the public lands which
have been surveyed in the SAID territory,
to be offered for sale:
Therefore. |, JAMES MONROE, Presi.
dent OF the United States. do hereby de.
clare and make known, that public sales
Tor the disposal (ag'eeably to law Of Ger
tain lands in the territory of NIissuuri,
ishall be held as follows, viz AT St.
Louis, in the said territory, on the FIRST
Monday in August, October, December,
February and April next, and three weeks
latter each of the said days, for the sale
lot lands in the land district of st. Louis
Thirty townships shall be offered at each
sale, commencing with the most eastern
ranges west Of the fifty principal meridi.
an line, and proceeding westerly.
AT the Seat of Justice for Howard
County, in the said Territory, on the first
Monday III September and November
next, and three weeks alter each Of tie
said days, for the sale of lands in the
land district OF Hozva,d County. Thirty
Townships shall be offered at each sale:
The hrst 10 be in square form, and 10
include the seat OF Justice Of the said
county, as nearly in the centre as the
,ituation of the surveys will admit, and
he second immediately east Of the frs.
Iand IN the same form; excepting from
sale IA each district, the lands which have
'ee'' or may be reserved by law FOR other
purposes.
Given nndar my hand, at the City OF
] Washington, the thirlleth day OF
| April, one thousand eight hun.
! dred and eighteen.
| JAMES MONROE.
iy the President:
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
!-f' Printers of Newspapers who are au.
lhorised to publish The Laws Of the Un.
ed States, will insert the above once g
week till April next, and send their bin,
70 the General Land Office for paymen,
~ a map of the above Lands may be
mad (previo to the sales) atthe Gene
raj Land Offices in the Missouri Terri
tory. The Map is now engraving for
4 - = s. 4KDsNER.
! Chief Clerk, General Land Office
May g.. lap.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
turnpike.

The subscribers, Committee Of T
Wilmington ard Chrstiana Turnpist
Company, hereby give notice, that the,
will r. ceive proposals until the frs, day
OF December nexl, for making that sec
ton OF the said road remaining uninish,
ed, from White clay Greek ridge, t.
the village Chris ANA. tits conlen,.
plated thae the work shall nc commenced
early, next season =. Those Wishing &c
contract by calling on the Comui,tee
may know The width and uepth OF Ora
vel and to what elevation the hill neal
,Christiana is 10 be reduced.
JEREMIAH W)Oi.ASrON,2 $685.
JOHN TORlf.R LON
Sep. 29,--tiDec
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
Commercial Bank Of DelassaYsI
Nov. 5th 1878.

Nov. 5th 1918.
The Directors of the Commercial
Bank of Delaware. in joint meeting,
have this day declared Dividend OF three
and half per cent ON the Capitol Stock,
for the last six months, which will be
pad to the respective Stockholders or
thsir legal representatives, any day after
the lsth inst. at Smyrna or Milford as
the case may be. BY order Of the BOARD
Eben. Black:ston,
Nov. II, iSiS,-3t Cashier.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-21
For Sale or Rent.

Tat we'll known TANNERY and pre-.
misses, in The Borough Of Wilmington.
lately occupied by Thomas Smyth e CO.
The Tannery is in complete order. aud
is calculated for extensive business, pos
sessine the advantage of fountain pump,
supplied from never failing strea,, OF
water. Also, two brick dwelling houses
adjoining the Tannery each we'll calcu
lated for small family. The Tannery
and elwellin., houses will be sold OF rent.
led together OF separately, as may sui
the INCLINATION or convenience OF the
purchaser or renter.
For terms, apply to
Evan Lewis,
ID mo. '8--tf Wilmington.