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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
Alexandria. October 2f.

WAS committed to the Jail of this co.
w on the 18th inst. as runaway, ne
gro man. about 81 years of age. who calls
himself JOHN, and says he is the property
of John Gilwort, of Shepherdstown, Virgil
MIA, and that he has lately been hired 10
Thomas Mott, of Leesburg, Va Said ne
gro is about e feet high has some impede
ment in his speech; had on an old hat, do
mestic jacket, and black silk vest, The
owner is desired to come and prove proper
". pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be disposed of as the law di-
reefs. ANDREN ROUNSAVELL,
Oct 90 TAILOR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
,,ntlst 5. Anus. DC.
IHnr SHE or Rent,

TTHAr valuable property called CON
1 IgAY'S RHARF, with the Ware-
houses thereon fronting on unIon-streel.
The warehouses will be rented separately
VIM. HERBERT, jr.
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
To Rent.
Houses for Sale.

sx The premises on the South east
ST corner OF King and Henry streets,
Az containing'2 good dwelling houses,
slwi,h stores reAdy fitted up 70. bu-
siness.
sx Also, the brick dwelling house
err and store near to the former, lately
ssss in possession of Dennis NJ. LyleS,
HrAssbesq. Tor whose time therein, the
9TH Of Feb. next, it may be rented: -.
OL5-All the above property would be sold
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire of
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
September 90 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
Orphans Court,
alexandria County, 10,

alexandria County, ISIS
September Term,
nRDERED. That the executor of
~ Christian Piles, deceased. do in
sert the usual advertisement three
times week for two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOOR .,
Register Of Wills.
THIS is to gree Notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, III the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county letters testamcntary on
the estate of Christian Piles, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased all
persons having claims against the sait,
drCcdcnt are hereby warned to exhi
bit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, passed by thc
Orphans Court, on or before the 10th
day of March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate
Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
LEWIS PILES,
Executor of Christian Piles, dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
THIS is TO girs notice,

Tbs IS 10 gre notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county. in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county. letters of administra.
ton on the personal estate of Arrhi-
bald |. Taylor decreased: ali persons
having claims against the said drre-
dent arc hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 10th day Of
March next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said es-
tate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1873.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Adm'x. of Archibald !. Taylor. dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-27
Orphans Court.

.NrGapdria COHn'y. 1919
September Term,
ORDERED. That the admiuistra-
" trix of Archibald I. TAYLOR. de.
ceased. do insert Tie usual advertise
mrnt three times in the Alexandria
newspapers. 4 copy.
Test, A. MOORE.
Register of Wills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
= rs VI tN7F<, 'fEs'
Rio .Jauei-o. 9Th FEB. iSlS
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


NEW YORK, April 24,--We have only
ro"m To say, that thequick ship Mcrcurs
Capt. Rae. which arrived here Yesterday.
sa''ed tron Liverpool, after two rreyicns
unsuccessful aiicmpts, on the 2Gil uli
! The editors ot the Gazette have received
variety ul Papers and Isis. in which
they ind What follows 1.-THE market for
cotton rather be;l,r--o,her articles heli
Their own, and sales steadyl
| The London Courier siaies, that thr
| person who attempted 10 take lie life t.e
HE Dnke fWeliing on, has been arrested.
Caniiiion rs iiIs n,me. He had been in he.
army, ana 1t is supposed was chosen BIZ
me authors OF tie plot on accoun, of his
daring Inirepdiiy, and Of his aiiachrlerii
10 Tho principles by which Europe hes
bsen made The scene OF such bulchery IL
blondShed.
There is nothing further in the Paris
papers respecting tie conferences between
The Duke of Wciln9ton and the FOREIGN
MINISTERS, II HE liquidation of Foreign
debt.
Lord Coclrane has caused steamboat
10 be built, in which he intends to make
a voyage to The North rolc, and from
thence TO Behring'S Strait. Ills lordsiip
Is sanguine IN the hope of being The first
10 accomplish The northwest passage
OK eriile Pole, and thus 10 get both of The
Parliamentary rewards OF 5OOOl. Gre
halt Of which will be nearly expended in
the outfit.
Price ct -four al The London Corn TX
change, March 10. -Town made -four.
20 TO Sos. per sack. Price of wheaton
bread, lad. The quariern loaf.
In London, March 10, new dollars. SIS.
cd.
The Chancellor Of HE E7chequer las
moved in the House of Commons HAT >
million be vested IN the commissioners
to aud The building of new churches and
chapels.
Tie British Parliament adjourned on
the i9ih of March 10 The 81 Aprii.
Ihe opulati' II oi LoiiCon is stated ri
l,I2a,0 eco.
be London papers mention tie dreaa-
mi gales on he 9Th and 9th of March in
w IciI a great many vessels were shin
wrecked on the coast, and con Sidrrabl..
injury sustained on land. The vliols
country seems 10 have sever, w fell lie
effects Of lie gales Houses in, Random
were nn:ogitd chimmies throNn down.
and several lives lost, &c.
LIVERPOOL. March Considerable
sales IN wheat have been rade AT an adj
vance OF IS. a bushel. Foreign wheat u
10 lis: 9d-Fiour t6 TO GO
AZ London, wheat was 2s. higher than
last week. Cf,qe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
Averaging, years ofaSe ct
York Ga-.

NORFOLK, April 26.....A detachment
Of United States infantry, iiiiy-seven
strong, under command OF Capt. Hook,
arrived here yesterday, in the Steam Boat
Virginia from Baltimore. Tie Ame.i-
Kan who derives peculiar pleasure from
The reflection, that the Army OF HE Uni
led States is not band of mercena,ies,
but OF men, who knowing their rights.
dare maintain them. the martial appear
ance of these troops, destined 10 chastise
the atrocities of the Southern Indians,
must be truly gratifying.
We understand that they were all re-
crnited in Baltimore. II is but justice 10
The officers to say, that the state ofiheir
arms and clothing fully 'evlnced that they
were well instructed in the first duty of
soldiers. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

NEW YORK. April 23.-We have been oblie-
ingly favored with the following Extract ct a
letter from gentleman OF board The Cor-
greSs The letter was brought 10 bristol, X. /.
by the brs, If, from Rio Janero. and was re-
.celved in town by This mornings Eastern Mail.
The extract is interesting. as il contains the
brst Information from the friyatc since her ar
rivsl in South America.
q. s. F,igcte Copgrss,
Rio Joneiro, 1fh Feb 1918.
DEAR Strive arrived here Oh the 9Th
OF Jan afier passage of 81 DAYS. Nothing
worthy Of remark occuIrei during the passage.
we leave here TO morrowfor the riNct&ssptata,
which will be as far South as the Ftigate will
proceed
Inc harbor OF Rio is good. spacions, anN>
very eas, OF access | cannot say much i'm
iAver Of the city. The streets are narrow and
itrSsular. The population is said 10 be from
iS0 :" 10 thnusand. iesicrIla, tie hing was
bKAzi'S. You may look ior tGe Ictplu OF the
tlisate ~ Jnne."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

NOTICE u slai on Friday he Eth day Of vayneSt
y procecdio srtile ~ the estate OF CHARiIS PAR
SONS, dec Al those having oains against said eState
are reqne sted IL bring them n well autbrut!f ted in or
der thai they uay he discharged al shat upi feel nv,
self bound lo any claim brought smlseuuepf To- at d
Apill2s IA w.t. JOHN PArE, EX'T.
lFiFrEFN DOLLARS REWARD Twill give = reward
Of fifteen dollars fcr aprtcbendng and securing In
jail negro Wat (Wh0 calls bitses Wat Tylerl wEo ran
away from The subscriber shou tie 8iiasf VA sem
pO'eu 10 BE- about 70 yeas Of is erect 10 hts
carriage and better formed than negroes generally are
bis complex non is not verf black Ms Failures IN oeuer
rather hck ana low aud bis Couuicnauce indcatir. az
had temper lie usually wore sslsf bue coat with giit
nntons aud blue pautauort though c has s5ne vzisy
~ Clothing, aud J. fond ri dress he siaye above de-
scribed Is the property Of As Frances Chemeuane of
Williamsburg and Was hired the present wear
~ ne ageut Capt Samuel Iiavis u is probabe he is
gone 20 Wansbafg-Or lac ina} be lurking IN Richmond
wbrre he has been hfcd several years. Oeen in
f0fmed too that he las ions living ~ the
settlement AZ Marion Il. w addition lie rewai II
iefei above will pay all reasonable expenses ncnEfcd
90 restoring tie said slave 10 my pussessipn.
Apii -. IiI"u p. v. DANIEL.
NAUuON 10 THE PUBLiC.- On Tie 2ist OF Ami
- lns was iaktn out ~ tie possession Mr william
iy1 II Caroline county, BUNS Bridge Ii-bt
comp ee' 'rgf' 10y. by he name Of Richard which
20 Ihad ifcd 90 sad Iayiorf0r the pfesent year lie
IS pafi o he estate 81 Mr. John valdez dec of said
county, ici ~ trust with Geo Wsdemihe Profits OF iu
Hesi arising thereffom 10 be applied O. tie sole aud
pafaiense Oi his dsnghsT pos lebo has since inter.
married wiha NJ aaron Estis cfsad county OfCmoiine)
during her life End then 10 be equally divided amongst
her chid'en WhOcrerappfehends tie ihiei 60 thst liz
may ~ oeai WIKI according 10 law. shall receive & 30
aud whoever VII del yer said hos 20 near said rffge
" akeu ~ TIE touBis SiOOf out 81 be county con
OF $40 secured 10 jaii aud early Information siyen so
thet gel nm fjrewarn all irn;n hafbariup
or esIyng SAID hey ont ofte state ndfon, bargaining
or contracting With said Polly Issiany ~ hateycT
IS viii pay uore q her contracts. q.
AP'H2s GEORGE WALDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

BTmingIaps q .hfIBeld Geods
n DAMS VAN LtW have fsce.ysd bJ the scIrfu.
Il rom Liverpool a large assortr,eIt ~ LAEI,'
wARt: CUTLERY and PLATED SAnDLERY, Which
they otter for sale ON moderate terms
Anril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

II a" Interesting Speech Of MI. James ga,bs,r-.,,
our 10 Il page. 'V'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

received a pardon from The President &c
the u Stat $. We trust this act of leni-
~ will hereafter induce more correct
and honorable course, and that the an
mails of our Jurisprudence may never a.
gain be stained by a crime so demoraliz-
ing i'll lis example, and ruinous, as well
as dangerous, in lis effects
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
cisnii
Thercarc more thugs Ia heaven and earth tiora,io
Than are dieaml ofm your philosophy.

The following facts NAV amusc ycnr
readers. Under the late act of con gross
for the relief of revolutionary soldiers, The
subsequently uanied persons have lately
applied To me la put thcm in the way 10
obtain relief. viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
Extract Of letter fiom wr. CORBIN DRAXI esaisI
Of this CITY. dated

49,. -. -, ldteil
- Reo ORLEANS, us.
On The 9Th March our vessel (the scin.r
Caroline, Capt. Seymour from Norfolk.
cast away on most dreadful reef of liz
called The Fish Keys AbacO, about IO0ise
from the island OF Providence. At0o'cIt ~
night going al eight or nine miles amho,ii's
struck, aud in less than two hours shtas
completely dashed To pieces. so that ALL,
remained en- Tie wreck at fl,c time had 10 H.
The foremost 81 the vessel a. our last resort
Fortunately ! was among tie first Wei
rot remained long IN this situation befor@
wreck went completely over, and We WERE
down into the water waist deep iii which,
uation We continued will the sea rolling d
us iroDi IL clock at night. TIL neatly II II
next day. Only tvO'Of my negroes sufvit
tie nght. They were sweep OF one by one II
They cried to me for help, but I cou'.i not hSi
them. The captain and most OF the crs
got into the boat after the vessel was neal
beat TO pieces, intending by means Of lon
rope TO Keep her out of the way Of the wrecI
and Of The surf around US but the rope breaI
ing, they were compelled To make for tie shoI
three miles dIStant--a small barren uninhahte
island. The neat morning when they wct
coming 10 our relief, they discovered sma
vessel called wreckeT, turning the island the
had just left they immediately made for be-
10 get assistance 10 save whatever person
might remain nthe wreck though the captai
had despared Of fiudine anE Of Us alive. W
had concluded that he audi u his crew had pei
ished in the boai--bmi fsFuuatelS hs eane
IL vessel, and dcspatched.a boat forus. VINE
she got to Us, there were ouly nine left ont q
th,fty FIVE. The male of the vessel, two Italia
passengers. and twenty three negroes WEI
lost Que poi NM was picked upswimmin.
two hours after We had left the wreck. EroI
iuat Place ne were carried TO Nassau, Hhef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
o.
[JD
De duct Ig6

~ caves Hay 80 majority Cat presently
William, hm'g is the only part of'the dstric,
yer 10 he heard from-she voted yesterday.
ed. ~ nay - erect
r, Dr'cidd'c 5isirit.-Dinwiddie comfy rave
Iniar15away a majority Of 122 over fucker.
IioFdawaN present majority about 81.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Gen. John pegsam is elected IN Cou~roso
" IIon' Tie district lately represented by CD -
GOODWIN. dec d. by majority of ,GS votes ..
yer hs opponent, Dr. jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

q, I'm 10 city, on Wednesday last Mrs KIRBY.
VA ie"e' OF H. hiTDy, Esq.-mUch beloved and lament
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

CVAMR to my house last fail 80, -
- MULE, supposed 10 be rs years ola or more. blind
10 his tsht eig, IN very oR order hen be came and
SUI the owner may Rethc same b. apply ing 10 he
subscriber lntbe lower euG Of Henrco cOarty proving
his properly aud paying all expense
April ~ It' JOHN 3. PE@pEKToM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

-, Majority for CIopton, 1876
Yesterday, the election came on for tI,Is CITY
ana at sunset. the poll stood Tins:
For Hay, 56s. $50 toni., a.
AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

tNo". DOLLARS KtWAKD.-Abscondrd Tf0fu ihs
subscribers on luetday evening list tu negro men,
named HtuBtN and DAVID. Rcbsn u The property
o' waller B"ke This city is ahout feet 10 inrhes
sn,"l hi Flsage speaks onick aud rather 1ueB, Tor
slsEe-is ren' IS to 81 Yeas ofage and gs xon
qu'is back- David. the properly OF va, Mckenzie Of
thiS ts, Is ahonl 'le same hegh; Beube coniplex
ION black and was dressed neil when ne yni N -.
House servant he has ,atcn Win W o brow II erS
TWO hue coas The aboSs reward viii be given ~ AZ
pretending Va SAID slaSes ~ that we y,t Le,p ,i,
OF tsentl dollars for either o. Item. s'
80, WALLER BUniF
Il l. I'm L \ :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28
Anrn Is

r EikOtS AZ AVG ZION q ~ S,trtfav ffe Cd ~
nextnon,h, tMavJ the snbsfT her viii 81 et ,nE
caIc ION hefoie Tic fla1kn Hotel oul 30 10 30 me-
~ NfGROES. lie' Cansist 81 ~ rlil ron 81 To- 20
(e"is Z" age. i've 81 wirh good seausuesse. Ni,e
boys rom - to ~ cais NJ ~ uich az cod
L"nsf ser'anis atd enc anexcei euf ostsf seven ~ ~
rom ~ to ~ years of age Ihc baance Ire yyot.so
from ~ o. 81 81 age one 81 ith ts od so1
ne ea'c viii coriarrcr a. ton o'ciack. b.
Irfus =" sale 81 DAYS N"ies negotiable a. ore Of
the money viii b. allowed llt iari discornf
IurrihUtg, 4yrtfzB AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

~ trustee, 81 kareehanhacb Academy Nis to en-.
pleJ IN additional tutor and feconiucn,s rt,.,si
application The salary. Wtel las D. fctoiore n, ana,
suto SIo9 depends enffeiy uYen the lp;niel Of stys
ihty also tafnettb advise paieIfg 10 Insrd thri,
childfrn 4, The academy hcnr convinced by lrr ~,
stI"tion that has tend Hcy hnh 10 irrpfcrc Her
m"FtA and advance theit learning The Rappahaunnct
academy Is or"t'din as bea'ihy giiuaii as IN, On
me wof'd II bas been ~ operation about veTs and
there has not occurred sinaic case ~ hi ie. f sc
miten' FEVER Tie buildings HeW aud snfi ,sni f,F
tn- accommodation vt one hundred $iudtnis a. hhr-.
bhos appaatns, sciem toash fo 'ht illusitaii Of
be procured. 80 '' "
lhetnstees therefore feel tLcntclvcs jrsfed In re-
c"Wntn1hg this academy - the attention cf pareus
belief that twi merit heir patlongqe
Apul Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

flIioH tGc 1ns.n-,si bs.e done since ~ i.fc com
mencemen' as q I0ef9r aud steoliatcr and n.
NofHrR FHbdc md tcwmisi0aer too taking Uso,f.
ti'@s W Chanceiy, propose o. Concne iryseif etHefa
~ To thrsc objects ani ~ be ahsert on ~
uet more Van htcn wiHtes 80 tinis defDgthr h,fs
u Nisihes ihrfttue ihtse pto n7J pease a. coi,.i =
~ me, viii have &c aiasees.s tfuly ,sara,e asd III
oiacis executed wiiilfAciiuy
Rpul2e W.
y E"lNir. ~ ffles liolaen IL tic e'eil's oil e ~
the superior cGgft 81 thsscclf fsf tst l.t f... =
6tNrict, lhe sstb oa offebAnJ isIs
William Crawford, J.sn,tg
ACkJhsf
Charles Cortland end Nathaniel TLof7fssn
Dsfrfctf-.
The defendant Natl 1nia Tfemp-oi fot ir.irt tf.pr
en- h's appearance aHd giVel tecuu'y s.crfWtz sote
act oi Assembly sle he lHts Of Chs ccrfl sfr sa.
peariEg w saAsfacloy evideJcg usf ,isot ~ i}
itaM of thls county II 2, I9cttfa ada .ae 3 ,a
oeeudai DO appesl hrte dh Ne lrsi dsy 81 vie izx
Term Sno answer The llh Of the pIanif ard tiaf 4
copy o. ms order h rkvfh m.eltfG iu some psr s
paper published 10 iir city 81 Richmond fog leo
moai's seieeiy ad posted tie fea door Of ne
ea2'oi IN The said eity.-A cepy--Te.tr,
49,, Va. ". HEEiNG, C. c.
MJch ~. acc wev
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
Secretary Of the Navy.

A southern paper is impressed with
the belief that the president will not i'm
mediately fill the vacancy which has &c
CURED by the resignation of Mr.. Crown
inshield, but will give to the subject all
the consideration it merits Several cam
didates have been proposed: each state
seems to have citizen whose appoint
ment would give pleasure, and We have
heard the names of Messrs. Forsyth Of
Georgia, S. H. Smith of Washin., ton,
gen. Smith of Baltimore, Cesar A. Rod
ney of Delaware, Jonathan Roberts oil
Pennsylvania, G.. ID. Golden of this state,
and Jonathan Russell of Rhode Island
mentioned as suitable persons to fill the
vacancy. From this state there is one
citizen whose appointment to that Office,
We have no doubt, would be gratifying
to the union at large. We allude to
shief Justice Thompson.-Nat Adv.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
Military Camp near Mexico.

About seven leagues up the river
Trinity, and in the vicinity of the
ground chosen by Gen. Lalleniand
10, his military camp,i is town. con
tanning near 500 houses. occupied by
indians and Spaniarsis, called trinity
distant from SC. AntODia, in the Pro
vince of Mexico, about f20 leagues.
The number OF LallemaEdPs followers
still keeps increasing. by the adhesion
Of fugitive Frenchnen. who find an
asylum in his establishment. Neither
provisions, money, nor arms, are said
Ito be wanting; and the patriot priva
|teers. cruising in the Galph of Mexi.
leo. deposit their surplus prize goods,
the produce Of the West ladies. al
tins spot. between whom and the ne"
settlers the most friendly relation:
subsist.
Wash. City GaS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
MD: q :~--
boston. t)i.toI,er %.

The American Commissioners we're
frequently IN conference with the
British on tic Commercial Treaty.
All the Soyerei ms, their Ministers,
aud CouusrlIors, were repairing 10
fla Ia Chapeile, to hold the Grand
Congress. Lord Castlereagh had left
England, with nozzle retinue aud
tllr Dnke of Wellington who Is the
paramount Minister of Europe Trad
eft his army. to repair ihither.
lrtters from .Manciiesler, of the
9th Sep. mention. that many OF the
manufacturers had advanced the wa
|ges Of the weayers, &c and that tile
1ssoguenee was an advance oil 40 per
r.pt. ON their manufactures.
The British Queen-----nuw in her
1a;s4 yeas--.--was about 10 pay The
great debt. from whigh even crowned
aeads are not exempt.
The Peace horizon of Europe con-
tined without speek.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
False Imprisonment.

awe hear" says the Washington
City Gazette, {" that John Anderson, OF
Congressional memory, has ordered a
suit against Thomas Dunn, SERGEANT at
arms of the house of representatives for
having unjustly held him in confinement
during the last session of Congress, in
obedience to an order of the house. The
county court, before which this cause
will be brought, meets in December
next"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
NOTICE..

Was committed to the public Jail Of
Kent County, in the state Of Delaware, on
Tuesday the Sd day of this inst by
Thomas Pryce, Esq one of the Justices
of the Peace in * Tor the said County, a
black man, who calls himself Charles, on
suspicion Of having absconded from the
belongs to VIM. Matthias in Washington
Comfy, Maryland :--Therefore
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
Wheat from Chill.

We understand that Judge Bland has
brought from Chill, amongst other pro-
ductions, some peculiar TO that country
Ia small quantity OF wheat, which has
been distributed for experiment, amongst
gentlemen oil agricultural taste and OBJ
seryation,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
From the Maryland Censor, Nov. 8.
Prices Of Maryland Staple, yesterday :

Prices Of Maryland Staple, yesterday
7obacco--T. Allnut, Calvert county,
sold crop of9 hhds. 6 good and 3 second
about middling quality, but rather brigh.
ter than usual for crop not fired, a.
BIS SO and II so.
S. Dorsy, Of same county, sold al
Sis and II, near the quality, but not SC
large as the former,
S. Johnson, hid. of long, bright rec
quality, but not fred. made near the head
Of Parker's Greek, sold for 5 8 IS.
Red wheat has been selling last week
for 81 6, but yesterday for So. White
wheat, 81 8. Corn, by the cargo so cts
retail IS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
Notice is hereby gipen,

that unless the owner or some other per-
son legally authorized to claim the afore-
said Charles, does come forward and
prove him 10 be their property. pay all
charges and take him away, that at the
expiration of six weeks from this.day, he
viii be discharged from his confinement
without fee or rev I'd agreeable TO an act
of the General Assembly Of this state
made & provided.
Enoch joyce, Shift.
I)over Nov d. 1919 Sc
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
Chill is said to be the finest wheat coun-

Try in the world; producing the finest
grain, and the greatest yield That BROS
by Judge Bland, we are told, is very
white, and is somewhat shorter, rounder
and fuller in the grain, than ours usually
is. Those gentlemen to whom it has
been distributed, would do well to be par.
ticular in noting the time Of sewing-the
space of ground and the quantity pro
duced. 1t has been observed Of animals
perhaps more particularly horses arc
grain that one improyes, while The other
deteriora,es, in being transplanted from
the southwark to the northward-ant
lvice versa.--Ib.