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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
Union Tavern.

VNEE Subscriber respectfully lnIrn'
Z the public generally, that he ~
lad the above House completely rePa n
for The reception OF travellers: 1t Is ~. '
sted on King-street, adjoining ih'
square; ard by the attention o. '.f'''.'
and servants, ne hopes to M rlt III" r''.',
mage o. any gentleman who Wi ' "
him with c,il-snd as for - -
there is none better in tie sta =,
P. -.
I.ecsburg, Feb. 4 o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
From the Arfolk Beacon, January 5,

From the AeJotk Beacon, January So
We have been favored by CONNER.
ciai friend, with hasty peTusal OF Ter
muda papers to the 18th instant, Incis-
siye, received BY the British big Frances
Russell. arrived yesterday, in nlne days
from that Island ; the latest dates are
almost exclusively flied witt, details Of
the death Of the Princess Charlotte, ter
which event great sorrow Is expressed,
and the papers wear the insignia ni
mourning, 4 paper Of the 10Th con-
tains extracts from the proceedings Of
the Legislatures Of the Bahamas and ia
maica, on the subject OF institutions re-
Gently received from the Lords Commits.
sioner, Of the British Treasury, author.
ling the most cxOlbitant exactons, IN
tue form Of Custom House FEES, upon
TIE exports Of the West India islards
generally. These measures OF the Bri-
fish Treasury, initiating against the
interests of those Islands, have met with
the most prompt OPP .itlOn from their
respective Legislatures, who expressly
d.sclaim any right on the part OF the
Commissioners of his Mdjssty's Treasu
~, to iegislate for them in matters al
feeling so vitality their immediate int
rests, and upoh subjects too. On which
their own representatives must be supPo-
sed to possess souDder discretion.
the following resolutions OF the Ba-
hamas, will shew the temper in when
this usurpafion Of power is viewed in
those Islands, and The tone Of the jama!-
ca assembly is still more imperative
"a resolution OF which declares the
instructions Of the Treasury illegal, ana
that they ought to be resisted. We vii
endeavour to gi'e the extracts atieng'i
ia our next.
WpdResday, October go.
The house went INTO committee on tht
state of the colony, when The chairman
repOrtedsthe following resolutions, whIoi
were agreed 10 o. tie House.
| Resolved, that tie Ices Q! his Majesty
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
ALEXANDRIA:
FRID.7T, FEBRU.iRT 6, 1873.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT NASH

AONs
IErrsiny. February 5. iS1S
An amendment. Of The Senate TO ne
Appropriation Bill vas yesterday dlsa-
greed to by majority Of Us to So
This and business Of an unin.eresang
nature took up the House TO 50 late an
hour that Major General 81. Glars bill
Law over to his morning. |, is hoped
that this day the business will be terml-
mated to the satisfaction Of every coed
heart, and that the veteran will be sent
home with some reparatiOn for his goad-
Ings.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
From The Detroit G0sstia, Jan. 6.

From The Detroit G5zgtis, Jan. 6.
IMPORTANT.
We are Informed that the Secretary
of War has communicated 10 gov. Cass
the determination Of the President that
the Tudian trade within the territory OF
the United States shall he confined 10
citizens (natiye or naturaliZed) Of the
United States. Instructions have &C
cordiIgly been issued to the different a.
gents of this superinteGdeucy To license
no person to trade with the indians Who
is not citizen.
This decisive measure ensures 10 our
own people exclusively an important
branch Of trade within our own terrific
ries. 1t will soon BE- seen hnw falacious
were the opinions, that sufficient Ameri-
can capital could not be found to supply
the demands OF this trade. Is effects
in a political point of view, and upon the
minds Of the Indians, must be productive
Of beneficial consequences; and taken in
connexion with the commanding attitude
of the United States, cannot tail Of en-
surfing continuance of peace upon this
frontier. --
From tie Boston Palladium. Jan. 20.
We have verbal accounts from the
Cape OF Good Hope, TO Nov. IS, which
state, that an English whale ship of 6 or
200 tons was dischargiDg oil in the Bav
that on the night of the 18TH or 18th a
small party of convicts on Robin Island,
being joined by the guard then on duty.
made their escape and got on board the
above vessel, immediately weighed hp-
anchors, and made sail that after getting
outside they put the captain and his crew
(with the exception of the mate into a
boat, and sent them on shore before day.
break that the ship was then made Cd
with, and that no accounts of her had
been received as late as the 18th. There
were several hundred convicts on the is
land-the principle instigator of the a.
bove daring plot was stated 10 be young
man who had been captains clerk Of a
British f-igate, and who had been trans
ported for forgery.
1t was not supposed the above men
had any other object in view than IA
make their escape from the Cape, and To
proceed to some place where they could
abandon the ship and regain their liberty
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
Ertract IF letter from NsW- Orleans

DC. q TVcyfrgu N EHIS IOUN.
In the bad weather which we have had
here, large number Of boats, laden with
cotton, collected in this vicinity. and
coming in together. have reduced the
price Of cotton to 50! cents; and if puT-
chasers keep back for few days, we ex-
pect 10 see it dswG to 50. Flour has got
up to $40 for sweet-6 so for sour
Exchange on London per cent. dis
count. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06
5M, E,rckatgs Cegss Hoas, IN
s-sEMtRINE JOURNAL. sas:S.
P1R7 OF ALExAEDEIH...FEBRU@Rr ).

PORT OF hLESLEDRIHr.FEBR ;.
ARRIVED,
Sch- Eliza, Cunningham, DAYS from
Norfolk, with passengers, viz: cCIOne.
Armisteaj, major Rrberdeau. ard u'aI2r
Carney, of the department Of engineers,
and FIVE officers from tie L. :. snip Cot.
steiIation. On Saturday saw a .hir oh
New Point Comfort, aud another ,hP
within the mouth of tie Potomac, buglI
W. CLEARED,
Brig Rising Sun. Lowe. New-iork.
MEMORANDA
Schr. Philadelphia, Hand, hence, a.
rived al Norfolk 30th ult.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06

We yesterday received Through the
Po.tcfice) Halifax papers TO Jan. 10Th.
rGa ked per schr. Critic, JefeGys.'--
On the l0h -four vas quoted at 50 60,
per d.; rice so s. per cat. scarce; In
dian meal So 10 per h5l.
A decision has taken place in The adj
miralty court at Halifax favorable to a
vessel called the Bait. which was con-
demned at TortoIa 10 1907, and tie con-
defamation reversed in the high court IN
1854. The p-ize agent had flied, and
this last was a proceeding against the
owners Of the capturing p.na'eec, the
Nelson. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-06

ner description little is on hand. Sugars
have declined, and continue 10 De qui'e
heav,; about 30 hhds. ordinary Mrsco-
sadu, oniv fetched IL IL. By PsyIrs d
custom house duty the tea trade will SOFA
be RENDERED free; the law respecting ,i!'s
branch of commerce is 70 BE discussed 10
lea days by our legislators. Maryland
tobacco supports; best Virginia IS sun
rery scarce; carg, Of about 400 mus
tnierabIe raiddling quality, vas snia
few DAYS ago a! 9 5-S-inierior KINDS arc
neglected, as also Carolina. GeOrgl3 anu
Kentucky. STEMS have declined 4 iIite !;
pm continues to be very high 'hee-e IL
much isqlircd after. The redac Ion "a
the Exchange on London u ,ider4D's;
and much in t2vor o. shipments this way
Fries -hshes. pearl, Am. per o"t
Zoe liz shilliDgs: do. pot, e5 100;
cocoa, Caracas, 10. 10 10 stv ; taye ne
l-2 g; Surinam 9 ! 10; CASH. best,
II q &c; IDferior S l6; China root.
cwt. Il g1,liers; coffee. 10. in bags Ja-
va, brown. IL l-2 IS s,y; d.. pale. ii
iI.4aI2; Mocha IA; II. Domingo ! a
ii -; Havana 1854 II 10: cot
ton, Georgia upland. 20 80 grnats; sea
island 81 a SO: Lnuisisna ~ as; Hon
duras Iogwocd, cmt. 5 So 2 .ulte7s (:
! Campeachy SIS I S 4; Fustic ) l2 a
a: Nicaragua 9 IS; giager il bags,
white. s. SGT hides, Ruenos Ayres, 10.
i7s4a 10 l-2 str; oil, whale. per 90
.tcOp, los 10 cd; pepper, brown. ID.
liza 20 gr;s DO. white % so; Qaer.
bark, cwt. nan 10 gds; rice, Caro-.
new, 100 a los shiIIIngs rum. Am.
stoon. 20 a - s;v beeswax, cwt. IS q
| s. IDS turpent!ne Is a 20: limerick.
Bengal, l3 IDS do Java, p "a; der
| skins. ID. Is a 20 sty; elephants teeth
! 20 80 grts.
Tea, Bohea, ID. 10 Is stiSers Con-
60 Is a so: Campouy 20 AZ; Sou
! chong "a %; Pecco 50 80; Hyson
6Oa75; Byson SKIN 2s a s.; gunpow-
der Is ! So; tobacco, Maryland, 9 l-2 q
IA: James and York river 6 Is IL -
( Carolina. Kertucky and Rappahannock,
SAG; stems, cwt. is Il guilders; su-
gsr, W. India, powdered, 10. y le
groats clayed Is II Muscovado ! |
| l.2a IA; Havana, white, l6 a le; do
/ ye;lsw and brown IL y IS: Bengal
AID Manila I0a IA: Batavia ie a Il
?; indigo, Bengal. Is a 40 stivers -
Ca Lccas IS l45; Java 500 10: Ma
rilla 80 90; Gustima!o IS 40; Ma
hogsny wood, per square foot Of inch
5a SO; pimento, cwt. 80 50 gui!ders
Exports Cheese, cwt. "a . Is
l.a guiIders gin cases, with IL empty
bottles, case, As 4s stivers; white lead
dry. iSt quality. cwt. 10 IS IA gull.
dn. inf. IL 1.2al5 ID; ground - oil
ID all IL stiy.: tGinblers, per 100, 3 a
ii gull. eel, cwt. 81 p I-2; states
piece, . a Is stIv- quilts, II. 10 G.
gull. g; butter, To- l-2 II ID stiv.
EThe above letter came by :he Fanny
captain Merrill. She left Rotterdam CT
~, December 4 ] idid.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
BAL1IA.OnE.

1920. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pur-
chased the ground On which this city
has been erected, FIR the sum of 10
sIiiiiinss per acre. One Of tnese com
miss,oners, Doctor Gcurs" Buchanan.
Remained in tl,. off, e Of town com
missionca till the time Of his death
baltimore was then a very inronsh'
rgble village. One of the SONS OF
this gentleman lives to witness
rapid rise to wealth and importance.
Baltimore. in tho year 1915, paid int
the {, easurs Of the United States. du
ties 10 the immense amount Of IS
S65,96 IA"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
The mistakes of a night.

Amongst the prisoners brought up by
the watch, to the Police OAice, few
mornings ago, was a young man, accu-
sed of an assault and battery On nearly
all the inhabitants of house, including
his own wife. He opened most ear
nest and clamerous defence, by assuring
the Justice thai the whole affair was Il
mistake. i" r. arried her, please your
honor, altogether in mistake. only
seen her for the frs time, in all my life
about two hours before married her,
so, 20 be sure, you see that was mis-
take. Then found out that she had a
child by another man, was not that pref
ay mistake Of hers! And, bekase /
would not agree to il, they fell on me
hut soon made them to know they
were mistaken altogether, and now they
want 10 gel me into Bndewell, but
hope your honor wont be after making
such a mistake as that. for it would 90
Ither ME TO get over it, that would be
the worst mistake than ail."-Coi.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
The New York Lotteries.
From the Dolly Advertiser.

Lotteries. - II is we'll known that great
excitement has, for some time past, ex-
listed on the subject Of the Medical sci
|ence Lottery, now drawing i'll this city
In consequence Of some publications in
one ofthe papers, strong suspicious We're
raised respecting the faisness Of the man.
ner of drawing, and imputations were
Icirculated which affected the characters
of persons who are employed IN that
business. During The last session Of the
Mayors Court, the grand Jury, among
other things, were charged 10 inquire
into the subject of Lotteries, and the re.
suit Of their investigation, we understand
was, the finding bills against a number
of Lottery Insurers, and bill against the
printer in whose paper the charge of mis-
conduct in the drawing of the Medical
Science Lottery was Grst made. These
several cases were postponed for trial to
tho next term of the court, and OF course
it would be improper. if we were other
wise disposed. 10 make any remarks upon
them. This, however, is not the case
for there is no rule of conduct that we
more uniformly adhere to, than of never
attempting to interfere with the impair
tial administrator of justice Nothing
can be more improper or mischevious
than attempts to excite passion or pre-
Iiudice, concerning subjects which are
egularly brought before courts .or ad
ucatlon.
When the grand Jury were about clio
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
N(Dl,LC

The subscriber contemplating a rema,
wal to his farm, near New Castle. nrl.
IcRers for sale that larg- Brick louise,
garden, lot oil ground, coach house a"I
stables, in New Castle where he at ore.
sent resides, uniting every convenience
for the comfortable accommodate Of a
large family.
WANT Ed,
A man who can be well recommended
to superintefd farm.
n. Van Dy kc,
New Castle. Oct 81. l8ls.lm
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

ing their business, they drew up and
presented to the court the result of their
Inquiries regar ing the general practices
pursued at the drawing OF Lotteries, and
particularly that above mentioned. Al
lusions having been made in different
modes, and by different persons in the
newspapers, to the contents of this paper
and veay many Inquiries being made
concerning it, we have thought it proper
to publish the Substance of the most ma
terial statements contained in it. 1 his
we do Tor the sole purpose of preventing
mistakes regarding il, and withnut the
slightest intention of forestalliDg or bias
sing public opinion in any respect.
After suitable introduction, the
grand jury say-Tliat they have re-
ceive,l no evidence that any fraudulent
conduct could be justly imputed TO the
managers, or clerks Of any of the
Lotteries denomnate1 Medical Sci
encc Lotteries but it appeared that
persons, whom they could NOT regard
as authorized by law, have prepared
the numbers, blanks and prizes for
the wheels, AMI acted as substitutes
for the managers il drawing the Lot
tcries-tIldt tickets appear to have
been drawn in AN irregular or careless
manner, chiefly in drawing more
than one number at one time. and de
liveling them to manager or substi
tute rryiously 10 "a call oil either OF
them; that this has also happened III
the wheel containing blanks and priz-
es-tliat tickets belonging To The wheel
have frequently been found on the
lloor Of the roou where the lotteries
were drawn. and. in "a former class ot
ithis Lottery. as many as ten numbers
we're found in a crack ofthe floor. or
ibe last day OF draw ins.-iliat il APP
lmsrs to have been the practice III all
these lotteries TO count. before Tie
last days drawing, the nuun'@r Of
blanks and prizes remaining ia the
wheels, and TO supply the deficiency
Ilii,t might he dis 0sercd-thnt il ap
prared thai the managers had neg'er
Ted their duty in not rccoliec'ing
proofs for the prosecution OF Insurers
on tickets contrary 20 law.
! They then proceed TO remark on
Ilhe evil effects Of the practice Of La
suranrc: expressing the opiniun that
to its extensive operation may be as
pribe.l LARGE portion Of the pepper
$50 Of the rity; declaring their fears
lthat the existing laws are insufficient
20 prevent its being carried on an
ronclune ~ respectfully recomi"enG
NM the SUBJECT u Legislative cons der
alton.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
FISH STORY,

A gentleman sent his black servant 70
purchase a fresh Gsh fle event to a stall
and taking up fish began TO smell il.
The fish nlonger observing him and
fearing the bye ISLANDERS might catch ne
scent, cxciaims '~hallow you black ras-
cal, what do you smell my fish ioI?'
The negro replies, ME no smell your
fish. Massa." +" What are you doing
then sir?" "Whv me talk to hia,
Nassau And what do you say to NE
|fsh, HEN ?" why me ash him what
news al sea. Oats all Massa." ~And
what does lie aay TO you!'' lie sayes
he don't know--he no been dare desc
Tree 7uceks.'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

forced by these bulIies------complainei
ouch of the weight. HE had hear
Mr.. Press squeak a ii.tle when IL.
was forced 10 print the =" Prospect
before us.--And Mr.. Balls declared i.
was a shame they should involaDtarily
be made the instrument Of putting il
lin hlack and white Witnesses was
then discharged.
Attorney for defendants admitted
the evidence in part. but denied Iha,
il was wauton crucity-deiended them
on Tie principles OF i" partial eril gen
erul good" that il they had not acted
in this way The intelligence whirh il
was necessary TO give to the world
would be lOst----that il stimulated
those who rea,l tis,.ni 20 sikc deeds OF
chivairous glory--contended thai thc
capture Of the Gurrier, the Maeedo.
mon; java, &c. would be lost, and all
the glory OF the battle at Orleans
wuuii have been perverted by British
presses, who We're more forced than
these present gentlemen we're. Threw
themselves IN the mercy Of the court
md jury. This mention of the bat
tie - Orleans made All evident alter
alton in the IA es Of the Jurors. Wild
without going from their boxes re-
aratd the following verlict--tila'
he Defendants should dress The rib.
~. Ne. Press with sweet OIL andcoyeI
slr. Bats in moist blanket. The
lcourt then adjourned, Siae die.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Daring Wobbery of the Uni.
ted States Bank ?

Ou III, IS. ..,t.at.on Of thr funtfs
yesterday morning. the ASHER g,
the Branch Bank in this place fouu'.
that more than u thousand collars
had lccn taken; during he preceding
n,snt, from ID drawes. he deposited in
the vault that evening. The founia
ton Ut tie vault is sotd brick. and its
interior is entirety .snrd with MESSY
iron gr ,tings. which remained pee
ieriiyu :ju d. Il was as certaincd
.a,a, after risid SCRUTINY, that not a
built had baen forced back in :. single
door that led 10 il. The robbery was
however evident, aud "a thousanf;
sDprniatious WEIR offered to a count
.ar its feasibility. naasre Wills. tars
ar i,olts, wien n mouse Brsi was az
cid~htas.y discovered hehind chest
VI snctit. entirely composed OF hun
ared dollar notes. The authors o'
iais n,usi unprecedented outrage, sor'
tuaa;GIy :"rtAcir lives. had decamprd
on tiH. first ai,ffl---hut the publ,
are entirely raot naed 10 he on III. u
guard againsf them, as they are oil
laHtnders, and perfect adepts III theii
hnsines,.
N..,s,h,,n,, m ~ ! EpqIfiupt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
,N;e1cburn. on. 60 centine'.
From the National Messenger.
Typographical Law Case,

Perss auu !. ). t'i.nt II, vs.. i'rcss
y men Defendant.
This was an action brought by the
plaintiffs. against the defendants, tor
au assault aad battery OF wildcat
!, turr. Mi. Cniou counsel for th
plaintiffs opeael tno ease, by ststin-
,!s,t he ~oa'ii through His witnesses
new iotne court su-h wAnton scenes
oi' cruelty AS hid 40 parable! il this
,r any other country, hc WAS nal
.isposrti he said 10 take up the tiA,
II thn rour, by Mountaineering Oh i've
atrocities before them, he would let
MS witnesses give 20 the jury ii piAIn
ana honest sfatem'. of Facts, he
,.ml,i ii,cn ;.e enabled TO shrw how
is rllrnts had been seized at the deaf
apur of the nj kit; their covering r..
ken off IN the coit!cst weather, hnts
without any prove alton whatever on
their part, hAl ur@n seizrh by Ties"
raliiaus, aud braadishcd about in :,
,Innner THAT oerasi0aed the greatest
alarm, frequently knorked against
each other until they were black in
ia, face, and then beat against Il haro
..et.l until they had holes in their
skins. Was such conduct be asked
10 be tolerated: cot content with this
hey had seized Mr.. Press (who when
be- is sober, is discreet and worthy
citizen) and rua him backwards and
forwards until he was out OF breath,
loading him with abusive pamphlets
al papers. until ke groaned under
che npnessiol, such measures he ho
ped would be punished severely -
where is the boastcd liberty Of thu
Press, il he is forced TO act IN this
uianner; such coaGuct demanded ex-
rmplnry damages and he hoped tho
Ijury wcnId give them.
Mr.. Paper on the part Of the plain.
ltiifw was duly sworn. deposed. that lie
mad frequently seen the defendants
AXE Messrs. Balls out of bed an,
j. rape their faces with dull knife
after which they would daub thcm al
LAYER with ink, and knock them on,
against the other until they were
black as chimney Sleeps. Witness
declared that these prcssmen were
turbulent, disorderly, and drunket
p fellows, that they made no bones o
srlzing him and after durking him ii
cold water. would put him on Mr.
Press TO squeeze him against blarI
substances until his face looked as i
' liz had been tatood, (laugh in court.
Cross examined by the defend n
AUTOBIOGRAPHY sir did you ever hea
either or any ofthese gentlemen ute
amy complaints.
Wilness-I have heard MIR. Pres
lgroan IN the spirit when he was for
+, c.i 20 give detail u the .'ait!e u
, Ia;adeusLurg-and Hill surrrn
he absolutely refused to receive Eat,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Sheriff. Sale.

By virtue of writ Of Fl IA { ~
directed, will be exposed to public So "a,
the house Of Henry Webb, Wilnti .'
in Christina hundred on SaiurG0 p
9TH day of November Next at ten a.: -.
A. NJ. the following property 10 ~ D."
feather beds, dinin. table, bn
table, chairs, 2 looking glasses, /, a.
andirons, shovel and tones, settle.
variety of other household and li'c'., .
furniture, also at his store IN Marke; .
store goods &c &c.
Sized and taken in execution r. { q,
property OF Henry Webb, and 10 b.
Joy
Francis HaugI's,
late 81 e
ew Castle, Oct. %, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

evenings are Invariably cool after ten
O'clock; Do not recoIlr,i more than
two nights this summer during which
| felt that suffocatlng heat which
have often experienced in Augusta,
whis b All annoyance 10 comfort. When
"a person remains inactive throughout
the day, the temperament OF the at
mosphere is such, by the JOINT action
Of "a burning sun and refreshing bs"e
1rs. as to produce d gentle pcrsgira-
ton, ami "a constant soft moisture Of
the skin: though if he exerts himself
IN the heat Of the sun considerably
he may expect to receive "A briny
drenching. in contemplating the
blue canopy here, il strikes me with
the thought that it is mu"h more ratl-
fed than my native sky. The tran
sitions from hot TO cold are never so
sudden in this rln&fe, as far as
have experienced II, rs | have beer
accustomed TO. Consequently where
Temperance in eating. drinking, and
exercise is pursue !, there may not ht
Expected such frequent arrangement
of the system"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Z "a H!,.!!.!.!2.,!.$l G ?.pONo
Saturday, October 81. 1918.


Ii is reported. tAat IA Gre has been
raaising Tor IA unn'ber Of tIa.," in til,
forests ui' The Highlands Oh both side,
VI the iiuds0n.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
StE.AAf SHIP.

The new steam ship Savannah, in
tended to ply between Savannah and
Liverpool, dropped Down the Bay or
Saturday for Elizabeth town, where
she will take in her machieDcry.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Singular Circumstance.

4 nrarri, o. Llis,h in hiomn WIS
gathered in a garden in this city this
morning. The tlowtrs Acre as fresa.
hcnutirul aud fra rant. as thos
which blossom in the Spring.