The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-31 00:00:00, page 4

; Lee's Elixir I !
G cm:
1 jfovueipi remedy for Colds, ohilinate Coughs,
Caferihs, Asthmas, fore 1 liroats, and ap
proaching C'oniuiiiptions.
A fi gle trial of this toed tine will prove its
»fficscious quality in relloring a perfpivatiou
11
healthy people, itdiflodgesand ex
summon to
cels the tough vifcic phlegm or mucus ftrength
tning the weakened vtifels of the lungs, thus
Sriking at the root of the difordcr ; the ly tup
toms of coui fe are effectually and permanently
1
conquered. The meat number 0 ! cures perfor
med by thi.- elegant and uleiul preparation, is
lufficient to convince thole that labour un
der colds, coughfs, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information of thufe perlons,
if any there he, that have not heard ofthebul
famic qualities of LFK'S FL1X1F», we give the
names of the following perlons, who aie wel,
known to our citizen? in genera! as perfons ol
integrity and ftrict veracity From the lm.ow
ing certificate» it will plainly appear, that a
three years confumption, a common cold, or
Cough, are all with cafe removed by I--- *
SL1X1H.
1
To Parents who may have Children alii.Ted
1
with the
Whooping Cough,
This difcoverv is of the fivft magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progrefs
and in a fiiort time entirely removes tlie most
cyuel difordcr to which children are liable-—
the Kiixir is fo perfectly agreeable and the dole
fo fatal! that no difficulty arifc3 in taking it.
Iflrssr". II. Lee & Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medtune
called LEE'S FLIX'P., induces me tog ve you
tit s certificate lor )>uol;catioJi, to point to my
filffer u lelioiv Him tab tue road to liralth, tyie
most valuable of ah eai hly polfelliuns. For
now aid* oi tin ce yeirs 1 ba-e bee - a ill Pied
1 he breast,
with a fivere cough, lightnU- of
lownrls * f ipiiit», anil a gradual vvast'itiToi the
flelh. having .lie different mtibcine- recom
niendtil foi fni-h erf with lit receiving nil
benefit ; fort) uately one of your advertife
çiei is v.es given to me and i i.vtmediatelv tip- ,
plied lo Mr Vance, 17 S Market-llreet, for j
fur, e of your EL IX it winch ha contrary to |
dations of my friends, restored me to
the e\
my tbmier good state ol health. Any infoiilla
tion will he given by me.
('.„ or ,r,. Harwcocl.
R" *' 1 '.
Mai net street, Baltimore.
Mai net street, Baltimore. 1
' mi
j
yjcsrt *. II. htC iS Shf!)
. .. , , j
.; iberty to publilh for the goed 1 (:u ;
Yon are a
I'.cneut ' have r ccived nemjuui •, atll
cfoiher*,»b
excellent j rtpa.Htion, called " L.ce's Elixir '
:
Being ifflict- '1 with v oîcnt painfiu the breasr, j j,
i apyttiie and debdit} of the whole hi* j
loft
tern, wb'.tîi rendered tnetmahlc to attend tobu- j
Üruf , be ini', ad. F.U d to try your t lixtr, t pro- i
cured two bottles <»i Mtdb 1 . W -i ne. Hanna, ; bis
tvliîch has entiivîy rtniGVfd the complaint, and |
restored *t:£? to a perfect stare ot health. From
the good elx chs of your i lixîr I was le d to ■
sup pole y ■or crlier nuü*C!ii'.> "ere equally cl- !
iic. c Ohs ui» r cb indue*.d me t- give your Worm j
LoZange-i t" tu\ chibirm. and with plcafure ? !
in for II' \ cm.', the*; had the delircd elftcl. Ary |
other information iUa.ll give on application to j I
ttie ut T.y hüde ly's street, Baltimore | cr
!
John Keiler.
I
he
\frrr 7 ?. J.tc o- ws,
j of
i v.as attacked with a violent cold, a fe
I ty
Vere cough and pains in il ebreast, which con
tinued -i) grow worl'c ; during which time my ■
appetite failed and nty voice altered To .illicit, j
cl.at t was whit the utmost extttion I could | é
pr onur.ee a '.ir:g;e finrer.ee louder than mv i -
Urenrit Some oi' n.y irttods having ohlervul to ;
me, hat much good had been done by l.'-e's j
E lixir—auvilecl me to procure a bottle from ! T
Mt-tfis, Warner & lianna, which 1 accordingiy j
did--and to thiff pet-fons, unacquainted with
tin nit-rit- of iliis medicine, it w i 1 1 appear a.ton
-.filing il.itt three doles fliotdd lemo e die pains
I
pi my breast, and the ofe of the b, nie restored
n.c to peri'ei
hezith.
J. A Smith,
Market street, FtriTs l'oint, I
— !
Vv urm Ht'Stroyill£r Lozenges, I
wiiicli effectuai iy cli 1 '; el ali kinds ol worms from j
1
pc : ions oi every aj\c
is not a fingulir iitiun
of
< lie* (Villi',
r wuiin in adults.
eile cl.*
nd Son,
{Messrs, à'. L-.e
1 was afii cted with fa'-ptinj;
Foi a lo
unie
i t'. c bowels, pairs in ti e ftomacli
#'*
■ng
n *■
g ol the fli-ih—the ad» ce if an
and --
nvtd ulehl!—nothing now
nhvl
caiunri
.
appeared bu' tiie n
eitel oiy pi t feed of death ;
■
recoi'.fccd the many
pi
when
my n
r.
have beet, pe. lo. med by J
J u
ceies .
:urcd .(.ut Mes-.sV'ar
x v. a
a
Tier and
1Î3, W li .iS
criy .
1
g vca c
c tupluinr.
it \V i' ; mptrii
t!
Havit.p ex; e «::>•;» il i * irucli btntjk ur.TcIiV
thuiV. M i) iluiy ia vfcoumicrd tlieintoutl
i V.oxes have hten sent bv
r.rjU. .I.IUIKC-—U VC
i. CaniViV its Ucihleh in to In*
3 C ir mv lathe
dif. li <d
f ri nds w h
might hr !
ainuiip, my
flic L f it vv '.I
Any other tniorsnattes
svnrn.s
<v'.!i ts given by ; pplying to
Catharine V,';tlker.
Matktt (pace
twese
Edward Eiggina,
i.'h.iii rtti !•<•
SoLiilfbir; ct, Fa liii.Oify *
LoZ'-ng . agreeable to the du ferions, to Ins
cli Id ot 14 mont old—-tin first at Which ex
pelled a ' orm mentoring 20 inches long é';
half an ncli rlt.ck, the sec -nd dol'e.cx
near
jiellcd another 16 inches lo' g& the fame thick
ifi and a quantity of finali worms mixed with
11
slime, &c. The child enjoys a good ltate oi
health.
Thoufands of our fellow citizens have re
1 eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the lad liage of dilcafe, and many
families of the lirli refpectnbil iy have given
public tellimuny of the altonilhi -g
em es pet
formed with the above pre arations. i he pro
prietors a e well allured that a lingle trial ol
any article here enumerated, \v ll convince the
n.oil prejudiced petfon in its utility.
i detect counterfeits, ohferve than none !
1 0
be genuine without the liy,nature of
can
Michael Lee & Co. |
(bate lUcliaid Lee A Son.) j
!
N. B.—Knelt and every medicine above enu
iiiurutcd, have do ections delcrihing tt.etr mode
1 of u'.e in the molt per ft A
nuiiaier.
1 Sold at
the bookftore of Mathew IX. Lockertnan next
above the Tank of Delaware, Market-llreet,
V. i mington.
Deceit her 9 , tRcq.
I ?
Pubiic VcPiiiivi,
AT WIITTE-Ii \LL FARM,
St. Georges Hundred, Nrre Castle County ,
ana State of. Delaware,
f ffMIE subscriber idl-is for s.de, on Thurs l.iv
ft tile lidi of March ensuim;, all the stock
and movable prrpeity belonging to said farm,
s'i.ig of horses, mules, üciued e .iiic, sheer,
CO'H
. ; herd grass, timothy an.! clover hav,
ot ilic best quality ; a number ol valuable Ne
ip 'f-, v\ h.) will b: visposei! of lor a term ol ycais;
household ami kin lien lumiture. of the best qua
lity ; a pair of valuable copper stills, w.th *!i t:;c
apparat 11 * 1er distilling.
1 Ie also utieis, at Frivate Sale, the above farm,
widt tin. v In hie m.trsii thereto belong'ng, situ
ate upon Sr. Aiigiisuue -.id Silvei-liun cietks,
,
.king in the whole four hundred and fifty a
j in.
| ere'.
For fertility of soil, beauty of situation, ele
gance of impio veinent, arid healthiness, this larrn
j stands unrivalled in this state. It lies 3 miles
'
j from the waters f the Chesapeake, 3 f.mn tlte
liver Deluw, if, f from t'antwell's-Bii.iee, 13
1 .. .. , , . . , K
mi e« irom u iiunngton, I v auii near the state load
j leading to il) HliJ in the vicinity of the village
ing
j kmnvu by the name of ths 'i'lap. It has been
of
1 (:u ; t j v for eightem ir.ii« past upon the clover
•, atll | .,lai S i e , plan, ami ior that period sixty or se
: veniy acies o, cl . vor have been mowed annual
j j,
j 'i'ho«c who arc in« line] to purchase may, b\
j applying on tiie farm, view the premises, and
ami
i know the t* rms citiret l«y applying to himself
or
; bis son Wiibam C', Frwzer, residing at Ncw
| Castle,
WIf.UAM FRAZER.
Its
■ Wiiitc-Ilall Farm, Jan. 20, 1810.
ts
! $lG r3 He also orfc.s, for Private Sale, his crle
j brated stud horses Florizel and Hamlcr, and :»
! mnnbcr of ll-e brood mares and full-bred colt
| nom one to four \eais old :—Perhaps such a vas
foe
j I nable and so lurce a collection of stock was ner
for
| cr before offered for su»c in this staie, at one
! time.
I If the farm is not sold at private sale, it will
he sold 00 the premises on Friday the first day
j of June, it will command annually to a certain
I ty from 1000 to 1200 dollars.
W. F.
NOTICE
■
j , , . , ,
| é ^ nere.n given, mat an industrious man,
i -- *'' s u 1'arnatr, wi.h a small family, well
; recommended lor honesty and sobriety, Will
j meet with encouragement to attend a small
! T arm near the town of Ncvy-Castle by ap
j plying to the subscriber,
John Crow.
yr-v-Castlr, Nov.
lHOq.
w-lt
BREWING.
I
TP HE-, uhsciihci bavin,; commented Brewing
A fin tile season, beg 3 leave to
loi 111 kit
I Town and Country C ustomers that he ha«
! STJiOSa cS- TAG LE LEER of an excellent
I q uu hty eonslantly oil band, which he will dis
j l'' 18e ' 1 J tne UtU,l ' P r ' <-cs * orders will In
1 ptomr.tly attended to.
Joseph B. Shiplev,
of
Ht'ihnnipt.-n .V, r. 1, UiOU.
i o be Rented,
And possession given immediate /.y,
LARGE and convenient Brick Dwell!
A
ng
an
Houle, Kitchen and Garden, Barn,
■ta
now
■ >!e. t hair-iionfe, &e. ; together with about 7
;
acres of good land. There are on the prcnvfe»
a fmall Apple Orchard and a variety of otite
u
troit nee -, the land is divided into three lots
and there is a well of excellent water near the
c
kitchen door. I he fttuation is confidcred heal
ritv nd agreeable, being on the (late road from
W ilmington to Philadelphia, fieven miles from
the former and twenty Iront the latter,
COIll
bv
manding an exteniive view of the river Delà
In*
1 are,& within rods of a iandingon Naatnatt's
!
• reck. For term- , which will hi reafortable.
apply to Mr. JOHN BKLLACII, adjoining
the premifes, or to the fubfcrlbcr at Ncw-Caf
tie.
(pace
Thomas Ft
Deccn ber 3 ®, tilor,.
rf
C,
Fur
■ t
y
■
out f.fictn ;
A U'-aitliv Hi, AC IL HO»» a
r\ y,.ars oui h or terms apply to die
sub
I
seither, in Market street,a iu'.v .lo .ru above
j
the 'i ovvu-ll.iil.
j
THOMAS SMYTH.
j
if
; 30 O.
Wilmington Jan. IT
j
WILMINGTON COLLEGE,
-r-HE Trustees of Wilmington College 5
!;»!;.* pleasure* in l>eitu*'a!)le coiinnonn 1 c
to the public, the revival "f thé Latin school
under the iinmcdi ate
in this instillation,
1 law and general "iipertn
care of Mr. 1
rad. The !u.id
tendance oi the Rev. Dr.
ol
<hv situation cl Wilmington, its character
rr-iodniss ol its market
for morality, 'he
houses, joined
and choice ol best hoimling
!
ijjolow'a capacity
to the evidence of Mr. 11
:t;r and'j'istlv esta
as a teacher, and the i
|
! !i»hcd reou'ation ol Dr. lt-.-ad ns a success
j
ill concur to rt-roinniend this
! lui preceptor, •.
scir.inarv to the atu ntioit of Parents and
anxious to promote the eduta
*, lUar.-Iinns,
lion and improvement of the youth intrust
e d to their care, espsciallv when they arc
further assured that'he other departments
of the College are provided with tutors fui
!v adequate to their eppointinents, and o
11 next' 'tpiiona-ïe moral
coaracters
15y Older of'he lîoaul,
I
V FA
i:o ! f
) •
F R A. SM ! > i !. j
KiiFN
;
JOHN RUM SKY,
S - j
,
WILLl \M VUVC K,
j
July BC, 1 809.
l.iv
1
S ah -,
i or
T the lF»ok-S'orc o! M. 1Î. Khckk!: •«! a ::
_Weezns* Life of VVuKhington, i . io.n,.
Ne
a fund nl' i'liorniJth,* 1 and .irniiüeiinv * *
A 11 interesMii '. hisiory of the iFii-liF ! a .
churactcr ami
• •.aïs, t • 1 f s » on
i
t:;c
The history the decline a
d ot the IT- !
man Emplie, by Edward Gil
- contmii.
ion :
memo«* cl his life and writings.
Patrie- h sketche* ol Irdund, written in s'or.
naught, by Miss O.v.nson.
a
Poetic Trifles, by John llcr.ry
s 1 ; 1 1
s, conn •
dian.
The Wilii liiiili Girl, by Mis* Owr-ison.
Montalbcrt a novel ; Armt nim or f
iio -t Set :
Joseph Andrews; iloderiik il-.ndiim ;
('llarh :•
Temple; the Diown'o V> 11
\ .car .
Wakefield ; Blair's Lcctint
Home ; Jess's .Surveying : J«a'
ing ; tin* CJerk'* T*».
zi ne ; and a g»«vc ;
of
of histories, voyajp:
and travels, d'y-'*
journals and ledg rs.
ud vvnung-V-oohs c:
writing paper* rl.t
script tor. ;
sc.:.
Evidcis, qui!F. iuk.vUods, w.tfets, &o.
* That scicnuilc audior speaking r.f the F
ami Indian wars abmit die ♦ir.ie of Braddoc!:'••
of
describes ti e t-rtecr llie ne ws had in England
Swift as the broad-winged packets cm.
n
cross the deep, the news was carried to IE :
Its effects there was like that of a s'one rud g
against a nest of körnet 3. Instantly, from » .
circumference all is rage and hustle ...-The
sounds wit!» die maddening insects j tlaik tun
.
from their cells they spread the hast , w: -,
shrill whi/.xingthrough Hie air, they vu.!', t*.» :
foe Just so in the sea-ruling island, f. .0
house to ale-house, fro
Hn S
for tight. Even the red
met, bending under their bun!
i.Iit
but, in the streets, to talk of engla.ni>';>
v
and, as they talked, the.r ffery sno*; w
grow more fiery still, and in re de Ï :nti, I : ..
throwing their packs to the ground and leaping Li
the attitude of boxers, with sturdy arms ac
rough black jaws stre*ehcd out, they b *n 1 fj
the fancied fight / i'he frog-eating toe, in shird» «.
ruffles and long lank cue, seems to give ground ' -
rising in their might* with fire striking ey< s :! »
liard upon him, and coming in, hand and f .<
. i
kick and cuff and many a hearty
:.e, tree
, I
giggling crowd, how damn 'em !
>•
thump the French."
j
September f>, ldOd.
i
fi iatthen
Kean
NFOJ MS his r riends and the pul li
that h has opened a Dry Good Store of
the wes side ol Market Street, next dour
below t e corner oT Second Street ; where
he offers for sale a handsome assortait nr iri
easonalile goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June 1", 1800 .
M. R. LOCKEHMAN,
Has for sale, at his Book-Store,
LARGE WRITING PAPER, AND
PARCHMEN!
or a summon o,
s'j*.
Wilminoton, January 13, 1810
For Sale,
7
4 Lot oj Grounct,
< '
QiTUA'l'E at the corner of W'rdnut and
TJ Second 'treets, in the borough of Wrl
mington. containing d 1 perches atnj .; had ;
■in which there, ia a commodious twi.
story
dwelling House, with K,
:lu n,
Coach-house, Wash-house,
mokc-houM:,
Garden, ar.d a pump of good water in th>•
yard. I he terras tnav lie known, upon ap
plication to Mr. Michael Da
son in Wil
mington, or lo the subscribers in Philadel
phia.
THOM A fi MONTGOM! RY.
i
GLOBGE LA'I'iMEK.
December 23d, :
•tf
jV • - - «
i. 1 tv c 1
O UCI! persons us are n.drhtt <} to t
■
e t*.
;
Ù tme of ESTHER YARNALL
ne»
I teased, cither by bund, note, or book-debt,
j are requested to make immediate payment
j to John Warner and 'John Torbert, or ehb.
j .ir nt them, who are legally authorised to
j receive the same. And those who have
laim« against said estate are requested to
5 present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feh. 11 . UP 19 .
tf
James Gardner,
1)3 ESPECTr ULLY informs his friends
JLw/and the public that he has removed
his store to the east side of .Market-street
one door above Spackman St tlrubbs, (neai
ly opposite the post-office) where he has
opened a large assortment of elegant Drif
Goods among which are,
Blue,black,brown,drab, Marseilles quikim's
coibcau, bottle g r een, l'ustians am) Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutestrings
superfine cloths Sinshaw and Marita«
Carssi inert* -cilks
Silk. 3» yorU tan gloves
Herim.t's patent cord
Bandanna and Madras
Coatings and Hamids
handkerchiefs
Korest cloths
o
Velvrts ar.d constitution
Cainmel's hair shawl
i
Checke red and striped
cords
linens
Hp\< reens
•
Damask shawls
7-8 and. 4-1 Irish linens
; !)!up &: yeihnv nai.l.'ccns
1 1 lire ia Sr dowlas linens
liattiiicts Arbonibazctts
j tVide and narrow cotton
tied Sr green hocking
j r...ssi meres
1 Cl : ozesand callicnes
Brown hollamls
• t.ick and common
Surpcmlcrs
L u brell.is & parasols
i ; lit. r'.niCS
::
ami Jones' spin- BUi k sati.is and flo
'Jurant
rentines
C m .n and worsted ho- Scissors & pen-knives
Silk hose
.
i ' I'oretl,chambray.earn- Gilt plated buttons
!
.ri< k, jack.,net, mull- Oil cloth*
nil, India, British,
runic*
Morocco & kid shoes
book.gurrah,ha 1 ta, fe
hum Muslins
&c. &c.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on tbs
•
or the usual credit.
lowest terms lor t
James Gardner
Patent Washing Machines.
rrttlK RuhscritiPr rc«(>ectfully informs hi*
f! liicnds and the nuhiic in general, tint he
?omc rime a l'o, purmased an cxcluhiv«: right
of m king ant» vending Patent IVa s/un g Machines
Ihr »ughout the hundrerh« of Brandywine and
('iir'K.tiana, in Ncw-Castie county, a number oC
whif.ii macliinea he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap
..art of the
proved of, as they save a grc;
labour
of washing in the utuaj way, and are less injuri
ous to clot Ik?. He will continue to make ami
have a supply of them on hand, which ha will
s'il on reasonable farms to such as favour h;in
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
son a right ro make und use them within the
. !»e hundred.* aforesaid.
ABRAM G ESI*.
W T 'hmnr'oi, J .» 1 . ei. 1 809.
tf
John Dixon
' JAVINCi succeeded Wanters Tor -
v
*. Irrt m the grocery business, at the
s l iteiv occupied l>v them on Market
•*»•< ct ivimi T ; offers for sale on the most
mojeratt- terms.lor casii or the usual credit,
A General Assortment oj Groin ten.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
o merit a share ot the public patron*
. i a;'-
e Packet, Si.oop Hope, Capt,
, I
j Mti.Nt.R, with pood accommodations foe
tengers, will ply between this Town &ç
i
Fitriadelphia as usual—all freight sent by
«aid packet will be carefullv attended to.
Wilmington, July fi, 1809.
of
the Public.
I o
E take the liberty of informing rite gen
iri
s'V tlcrrtrn of Wilmington am! its vicinity,
p i lino .1 iy Buch as have iumilies to iieconwiodate,
ry o.i the {.refund and arduous busi'
that
.. y
Gold Finding
o 7
The better to enable
In all it* various branches,
us to firm'ii/e for die numerous vuntt oi nurfel.
talb, for no one will deny that all classes
low.mr.ru
si.m nuc.by a:e iItejily concerned in out
o' til
piocurcd a new and iniaHV
researches, we ha
blc machine ; and we invite all who value the
mrcMards of tins world to make trial of its vir
VVhile
rrie? and our indefatigable industry.
»otnt- rely on faith alone, we expect to jive only
by our works.
and
Cmtee Spenct
Scotland Hill.
;
WilmMigtnn. TJcr, 27. 1 « 09 .
'It
i'wine Sein and Whitt; Rope Ma
th>•
nuiactorj.
"O LOGG II Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
ap
Wil
JL Cords, Halters, lied I.aces, Sewing,
ur.d Seme 'Twine, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
.T®hn lied
■c
She. ft, 1883.
G Hi