The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-20 00:00:00, page 4

€hiiv.iîw-Lee's Elixir 1!
, ,' çrtiyn remedy for Colds, obliinate Coughs,
Ouanhs, : Asthmas, hove Throats, and ap
pel
proach i n g Confum ptions,
A fi; gle tria 1 of this med cine will prove its
• c-icious quality in relloting a pet Ipivattoti
t suiton to healthy people, it diilodgesaud
n*
the tough vifcic phlegm or mucus Itrength
:
.-.ing the weakened vctiels of the lungs, thus
f!viking at the toot of the diforder ; the fynip
1 ms of cou fe aie clleftually ano permanently
erfor
quered. The great number of cures p
con
, is
d by thi- elegant and jifeful preparation
A'C
lutlicient to convince thole that labour un
Jcv colds, coughfs, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information ol thole perfons,
if any there he, ill t have not heard of the bah
i'.jiiiic qu. lities of LEE'S 1.1.1 XI11, we give the
rames ol' the following perlons, who are wc i
known to our citizen.' in general as perlons ol
integrity and drift veracity From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a
;|,ice veais confumption, a common cold, or
all with tale removed by LEES
cough, are
ELIXIR.
To Barents who may have C hijjlren ufilifteo
with the
Whooping Cough,
Tins difeovery is of the tit le magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the pi ogvefs
and in a fliort time entirely removes the most
cruel difoider to which children are liable—•
the Elixir is fo perfectly agreeable and the dole
fo fir,ail that no difficulty ai des in taking it.
A/,s.im. K let &■ Sun,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
• 1 , indin cs rue to five you
calie.'. LEL's ELI
th s certifie .te for publcntimi, to point to my
f.ificr n:t fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly j.ofif fiions. For
ßpwarcU' ot th ce jcirs I lure hr<Mi afflicted
with a fevere ccugh, tiglitr.t L of the breast,
low net's of fpirits, and a" gradual wasting ol the
fill'., l av r.g tried diffemn n.iiiVinc- lec rm
meviled for fuck cT - with ot receiving an
! bandit; foitunauly one of y nur advert ité- j
rea
!
meets was given to me ..mi ! uimiedi.i e!y up- ,
plied to Mr Ya.ice, 17 J Market fl eet, fori
I'-'me of yonr EL1X R wli cit In contrary to
t'ue expcclations of my fr iend.-, rt .stored me tn
rny foip er good stale of health. Any iuloi illa
tion '.*11! be given by me.
George Hnrwrod,
Mmket stun, Baltimore.
Mc-irns. P.
to pcbltfii for the good
You vr at hbt
I from yi.ue
t f , ! ' ' ' 1 1 r • 1 1 1 • • 1
called
' ;
; t-c s
:xir
excellent
oro 1 i.c
in tin- bren-v,
Rciiln aiiiict
oient p.
! wit
ol I'H.' winde f*f
ppeliiv and dibiii
Lis of
•
to ett t:d ro bn- ,
deh rendered t..c u
Jr
tem, w
,
iixir, • pro- i
finds, being advifed to rr _
- 'inr
.vn battle* of .Melik" W nier Fi Hanna, (
euren
riinovi i! ihr compiuint,:u 1 ! :
which lias entire
ul : !i. From i
restored mi- to a pertn; ?iate or
1 was lcil to :
the good til Hts oi V'u. !• hair
V or othrr medicines 'ti
SUppoli
fi.;ac m .3 whkii ir.ù.ica»!
.e to y i .r your Worm i
,rgc? to my cliiiilrrn.
l.'-ifure i ;
, anil witii
I
. Iiail tlie ilefirtil efl.-.j. Any
limn rn you, i
on l limit give on applici ion ro |
ether inîin nn
. 5% 's street, I Ti iioove.
iiOLU
U'.e ui
j
J.
ivCiicr.
i
i
1 was attackrii witii a v'.ilpr.t cnM, a fe« I
vere cough »r.d pa'nts in ti c lireasi, vliiuli con- j
tinned to grow vvoifc ; tin mg v. hielt t.r.ic ir.y j
am elite failed artel my voice allcud lb .-micii, ;
ikct it was with the utmost exet tion ! could i
a iî; i'n»«'!cc loiaWj
tlian mv I
pronounce :
hit*ods having clii'ci vccl t;> t
bteath. Si*me of
that much gu d had been dore b . L*e's j
ire,
nt* to prncuiv a bolt le from
Li:
zi.v II
lxo* din illy
à r.ijttr.a, v hit
JVlfiiis. Varr.i
d»*«—a r.d to ib'jfc p-ifuns, nnncqiiauited with
ih*. tverir ni L i' iv.e<iicb*e. it v i'i appr&i a ton
tiin.-f dous l'iüi.îd K*>m> c 'i'.c paiivi
rcstuud
Lie LzC O. îlîC b.
Ill'
111
c.:c :g
i"
J. A S
\
tn.
Market sire
, i'eli's Foint.
].j tro\ iitp; Lozcnf/fs,
«inbei ai! h üftsoi wer;,
•«vlr :b enc
tom
Pcriuns f»l
•v
c a ng -a nor a' f ir ular iuftance of
of worm in nilollS! ■
tee core;.'.
Messrs. A'. / rg ant! So
For a 1*> >> vime I v. i.i
afTl'cte.l
ith Taint :nt
mtbebowG
fits g!
rams m tii
.macli
ii
i g of the il fii -.
and a v
■III
f an
IIV ett
ii
an proved vit
ii
ejinntfiH ]'
- noth i a j» now
ay peared !
i nt li e nic.aucbiii*.
1 lit of death ;
when bi'.ppRN u»>
. i\
f-d tin' mrinv
'(.•Hi
t■ bavt bcei pciJu. nu
çr.res rai
l>V j
•tired 1 cm î»;
■■ox wa lvo
zuigcb, a
r
m i r.r.d i ul pu, which bus
rnlTtiy îcn.ovcd t
vnj iyuij L n o!T! f c uiplai.jt
Haviiqv exyc u:i.
d l'. ir.ictîrlft nefit «p I
Sf,*
thipk im.
ttuty tu rtt(/M.nic i <1 ihcnnou'
s — Uveal
id'VP been sun b\
hi qunip-.u •.
•uhcr's fa.
v iii iinlilji ui to h<
Bic ro 11. y *
dm ibu'.ir!
t v.d r v. ht) mipjn : *•
f
ti'ctf d w il ■>
»'>■ Libe« ilhuVtLi.Li |1
Ti'l he !.. .t.i
l*.v
; r*u ■
■ 1
1.1 ne walker.
- .a;ktt
[fisCe
I.d v. aid 1.
Lli'»--.
adinîntft. red Bee
South street, Baltimore
Lczrng s, agreeable to the directions, to his
cinld of 14 mont old—the first of which ex
pel led a Worm meafuring 20 inches long &
near half an inch thick, the scc< nd dole ex
pelled another 1 (.inches long & the fame thick
rftflj and a quantity of final! worms mixed with
i'l.e child enjoys a good (late ot
slime, See.
1
health.
Thoufands of our fellow citizens have rc
eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the half liage of difeale, and many
families of the firft lefpecrability have given
public telbmony of the aftonilhing eines pei
fonned with the above preparations. 1 he pro
prietors aie well allured that a fmgle trial ol
any article here enumerated, w;il convince the
mod prejudiced perfirn in its utility.
To detect counterfeits, obferve tlian none
can be genuine without theiignature of
Michael Lee, £c (.0.
(hate Ricliaid Lee ft Son.)
N. B. — Fach and every medicine above enu
mut ated, hav e d restions deferibing their mode
of ufe in the moil perfect manner.
Sold at
the bookdore of Mathew 11. l.ockcrman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market iheet,
Wi mington.
December 9 , iScp.
iy
To be Rented,
and put' muten given ihe
Fcr one or mom yours
!>ncii nr.rti
*25 fh of
A PLANTATION,
\\ cl! known by the t ame of
Bread ér Cheese Island.
a
sîtn Rod on Vv'hitc G!ay Creek, five mile«
fTL it . .
file:), two from Newport, and
ft. frum U dm;
half * milv from Staunton. The Situation *s
healthy ami pleasant, and convenient to mills
markets an«? places of public worship.
A lar^c portion of the Und is marsh mea
and well calcula
dowy m **XC-l!vllt ordil'i
j
Tl
! le.l fin
improvements are, a
,
dw'lnni» liousr and kit« heft, ami all nec.cs
ry out iioir-cs tor the accommodation of a lar^e
ir. umed. that any per:: n *.vish
As it is
stock.
ïii»{ to rent w il fust dr-iie t«* \i»'w the picmis.es,
.1 tuitiirr description in deemed unnecessary.—
! Y.r tu 11 tier patiic-u'ar» er, quire of the subbcnber,
«a llic village of Newport.
Aron Jus lis.
November CJ, 1S0;>,
oc
-
NOTICK
; *S hereby given, that an industrious man,
i as a Farm,.! - , with a «mail family, well
• recommended for honesty and sobriety, will
, meet with encouragement tn attend a small
,
i
Farm near die town ol Ncw-Castle by ap
(
(>ly tng tu the subscriber.
:
Jt/iin Crow.
i
^w-C'asilc. Nov.
180;?.
"It
:
BREWING.
i
; '"r'HK- ubaciibei iiaviiv,; iommuueil Brewing
I ... lui tli, »cusmi. i re» ic*ve lo u.fonn his
i'uwri
ul Country ('iittiim.ri, liiat lie inis
|
f an excellent
STkO.
.V TAiil.E PEEP
j .pi.uily loii.l.uiilv on In'uiJ, vviiicli lie will ifis
f at the usual piicc*. All oniers will be
i i-s
piuu.j.tly attcuifeil to.
Joseph B. Shipley,
I
lPihni>.vt:.
. Var. 1, 18O').
j
j
For Sale,
;
i
A VALUABLE PLANTATION.
I
res of Land) situa
NINC; 200 a
t m
in Vi : il Cheek hundred. New Ca-tle
j V
lie ol i> Li ware, 'i'licre arc
c< ' un *y, ( *
et y comfortable dwcliir.g house,
Inc piifu
a »ond burn, hay hou'iî, SvO# ail in good ord<'.—
V Lons'dcrafii. {.orlion of tiic ground is well tint*
beo'd, the rim xinder araljlc an i meadow.
i he natural soii s gond ami may be improved
l «»small •LYjiem.fj Sein" situated within a short
awe <» an extensive l.nic
stone quarry.—
i'
' a i»!i m.iy be had «on the 23»i of next March
und the tertiHot sdc knewn by applying to John
\\ dmin^tnn. Dr. .fanicr ?»l'Cidmont
cw C'stl«-,
Joseph Kurland as
ill
the pie
urs, who v. iil ub.o shew the propcity, if C aii
! on.
'.
v,„
('a-tic 1 Stli Nov
of
lm
To be Rented,
And possession given immediate /;/,
A LARGE anil convenient Brick Dwelling
•Tl. I loufe, Kitchen anil Garden, Harn, Sta
ille. C ha.i'-Houle, Ac.; together with about 7
acres of good land. I here are on the preinifer
;
a liuall Apple Orchard ami a variety of othe.
fruit tree ; the land is divided into three lots
■md there ii. a will of excellent water near the
kitchen door. '1 he fmiation is cnnfidered heal
i by nd agreeable, l.eing on the Hate road from
Wilmington to Fliiladeiphia, .even miles from
die former and twenty from the latter
com
»landing an extenlivc view of the river Delà
ware.& within ffo rods of a landing on Naaman's
Lrmk. For term , which will lie'realonable,
TW)' >» Mr. JOHN BELLACH, adjoining
|1
■ lie premifes, or to the fubferiber at New-Caf
:ie.
.
Tl;omas Perkins.
December 30 , I
tf
C 9 .
To be Rented
A ND possession had im.ns dintely the
' I
Stoic-Roodi and Cellars under the
' |
Printing-Office °* ,i,c Delaware G.t/.".tte.- j
For particulars enquire »I the 1 tinier.
Nov. 8, 1 S'>'J. _ "' ll '_j
* r/iT/fn\rf7o\' COL LEGE,
1 [ I . ..... ■ .. r ' t.„.
1 rustces ot \ i.uimg.n. ' ■"/
I take pleasure tn bemga,!e to announce
to the mihlic the revival ol tho I.atin school j
in tliis institution, under the iinm. dime |
care of Mr. liigeluw stud general superin
tendance of die Rev. Dr. Read. 1 lie heal
thy situation of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice of beat hoarding houses, joined
to the evidence of Mr. Bigelow's capacity
attacher, and the long and justly c-'.a
'dished renuta'iori ol Dr. Read as a success -
lui preceptor,'all concur to recoiniuend this
attention of Parents and
seminary to the
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa
tion and improvement of the y outh intrust,
eil to their cure, espschtlly when they arc
further assured that the other departments
of the. Collage are provided with tutors lui
ly adequate to their appointments, and o
unexceptionable morn!'characters
By order of the Board,
o
ROBERT HAMILTON,
EZ'-T. A. SMI i ll,
FT
;
JOHN RDM SLY,
V\ I Li. 1 AM Pit WE,
July 22 , I 809.
For Sale,
A 1 »
ok-Storc ol M. H. Lockkhm
AN,
f Washingtui,,
a fund of inform itiou and iui*rremvrt.*
An interesting history of the Xnlght'sTem
pl-ir», their origin, character and g.aseeutiorr.
T'he history cf the decline an I fall of the Ro
man Empire, by Eduard Gibbon ; containing
memoirs of his life anil writing*.
Patriotic sketches ol Ireland, written in Con
naught, by Miss Owcnson.
i'oclic Trifles, by John Henry ?,liils
come
dian.
The W
Iiish G:r'. by Aliss Owensnn.
Moutalbcrt a novel ; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Joseph Andrews ; Undetuk Random ; ( hulotte
temple ; the Drown'd Wife; the Vicar
ot
Uakelîi'ld ; Blair's Lectures; Goldsmith'.
Rome ; Jess's Surveying; Jackson's Book-keep,
iog ; the Clerk's Magazine ; and a great variety
of histories, voyages and traicls.
day-books
jour, .ils and ledgers, and writing-bank»
f even
description; writing paper, slates, soutes and
dividers, quills, inkstands, Wafers, Sec
See.
* That scientific author speaking nf tt.e Fr
c!
ami Indian wars abnut the time cf Bra.IdncK'r. 11
at
describes the effect tlie news had in England thus :■ -
•• Swift as the broad-winged packt 1 * maid fly a
cross ihe deep, tlie r.ews was carried to England.—
Its effects there was like that of a stone rudely luired
against a nest of tiurnels.
Instantly, fuoii centre
circumference, all is rage anil 'oust e ... Ihe hive
1
sounds with tlie maddening injects ; dar!; tumbling
from their c«:!!s they spreatl the hastv
mg, and
bhriil whizzing throng
h the air, they rush to find tiic
foe. Just so in the
■ruling island, from queens
bouse tc ale-house, fr^Yn ling to cjcir.e;, all were fit rcc
for light. Even the red-nOsed p^r'crs, where tîiey
nict, bendirg under their burdens, would step in
but, in the streets, to tali, of England's
rt O.NG 3 :
and, as they talked, their Eery
snrv o
•>?rc seen to
grow more tier/ still, and jiV.re deform,
1 her
throwing their 'packs ro the groumi and leaning into
the attitude ot boxers, v ith sturdy arms across and
r<»ugli black jaws stretched out, they bend forward
to
lise fancied fight ! Toe frog-eating toe, in shirtlcss
ruffl.is and long lar k cue, seems to give ground 1 then
rising tn their might, with fire striking eves they press
hard upon him, and coming in, hand and foot, v.-i h
kick and cut! and many a hearty curse, they shew tht
giggling CROWD, how damn 'em ! they would
thump the French."
September 6, 1809.
Matthew Kean
I NFOl MS his friends and the public
thath -has opened a Dry Good Stoic* ol
the wes: side of Market Street, next door
below tl e corner of Second Street ; wlu
re
he offers for sale a handsome assortment cl
easonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June IT, 1S09.
For Sale,
A N excellent MILCH COW. For par.
/ i. ticulars enq'iirc of the subscriber, at
Brandywine Mills.
James Jcffcris.
Nov. 15, 1809.
A.t
JL,
For Sale,
Ml Lot oj Ground ,
1 J'UATE at the corner of Walnut and
O Second streets, in the borough of Wil
mingon, containing 34 perches and a half;
on which there is a commodious two.story
dwelling House, with Kitchen, Stable,
Coach-house, Wash-house, Smoke-house,
Garden, and a pump of good water in the
yard., l'he terms ma • he known, upon an
plication to Mr. Michael Dawson in Wil
•ijiington, or to the subscribers in Philadel
. - phia.
THOMAS MONTGOMERY
GEORGE LATIMER,
December 23d, 1809.
if
Notice.
I HUCH persons ns me inilebifd 10 the
e».
| O täte of ESTHER YAHNALJU, ,!«.
;
j cease j j ihhei by hood, note, or book-debt,
are requested to mak<* irtimediate payment
to y ahn Vdarncr and John Tor ber it, or eith
Ji* ft them, who are legally authorised to
eeccive the same. And those who lvavt
el.tims against said estate arc requested to
t £ cm for , rltlsment .
j ' , TT -, ,
| William Warner, ldx'r.
tf
Feb. 11 , 1809.
James Gardner,
R espectfully informs his friends
unci the public that he has removed
his store to the east side of Market-strectp
onc door above Spacktnnn ft Grubbs, (near
ly opposite the post-office) where he has
opened a large {issoMmeat of elegant Dry
Goods among which are,
Blue,black,brown,drab, Marseilles quiltings
corbeau, bottle tpeen, Fustian» anil leans
grey, and dark mixed Lute strings
superfine cloths Sinshaw anil Mantau
Ctussimeres silks
Rennet'* patent cord Silk &- york tan gloves
(mating? and flannels Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchief*
Velvets and constitution CamnnTs hair shawls
cords Checkered ami striped
Bevereen* linens
r -8 and 4-4 IrMi linens Datrlask shawls
blue &: yellow nankeens Ilussia Srdowlaslinens
Wide and narrow cotton Uattinets&bombazetts
c assiineic 3 Red Sr green bucking
Chintzes and callicoes baize
Cambiti k ami common Biriwn hollande
dimities Suspenders
Calimancoes Ihrhrellas & parasols
Durant and Jones'spin- Black satins and flo
rring rentines
Colton and worsted ho- Scissors &• pen-knives
Silk hose
sicry
C'olore( 1 ,chambray,ram
Gilt &• plated buttons
brick, jackanct, mull
Oil cloths
mull, India, T>ritish,
Trunks
book.^ui rah,bafta, ^
Morocco & kidslioc 5
leno Muslins
&c. See.
N. B. ( ountry Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
J nines Gardner
ot
Patent Vv ashincr Ain chines.
u
rÇTHF. subscriber respectfully informs his
8 iViends and. the public in genera!, that he
iim, «mue time ago, purchased an exi iu-ive right
of making and vending Paient Washing Mnchinci
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in New-Castlc county, a number of
which machines he has already'made, which
c!
have lieen tried by diver? persons anil highly a; -
at
proved of, as they save a great part of the labour
-
of washing in the usual Way, anti are Jess injuri
a
ous to clothes. He will continue to make and
have a supply of them on hand, which he will
s:!l on reasonable term* to such as favour him
with their custom ; anil will also sell to any per
son a tight to make and use them within the
and
the hundreds aforesaid.
tiic
ABRAM GEST.
rcc
Wiiminfilon. .Tun. (Il . 1809,
tf
tîiey
Jo lui Dix on.
in
3 :
TTAVING succeeded Warners U Tor
to
her
s i bert in the grocery business, at the
into
stores lately occupied by them on Market
and
street wharf; offris for sale cn the most
to
moderate terms,lor cash or the usual credit,
then
A General Assortment of Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to l uei
h
tht
nc.xo, to merit a share of the public patron«
T'he Packet, Sr.ooi> IToi'u, Capt.
Mit.NKR, wich good accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town fc
Philadelphia as usual—ail fieighr sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1809.
ol
To the-Public.
re
cl
WI'" t: *^ c ^ ie fi' ,ert y inforrr.injj the jjea
Vy tlemen of Wilmington and its vicinity,
p.irticulatlv such ar. have families to accunn/wriutc,
that we carry on the profound and arduous busi
ness of
Gold. Finding,
par.
fn all its various butnehes.
at
The Initier to enable
us lo flroviilc for the numerous Kauft of onrfcL
loiv mortals, for no one will deny tli.it all , lastes
of tlie eonin.unity arc dtr/ilij lanctrn'd in nui*
revarrhes, wt hove procured a nrw and infalli
JL,
ble machine; and we invite all who value the
necessaries of this world to maketiiai of it» vir
tues and our indefatigable industry. While
some rely on faith alone, we expect lo live only
by our works.
and
Cdiffee Spencer,
Scotland Hill.
Wilmington, IVc. 97, ! ROU.
4t
Twine Sein
nd White Rope jUa
*
the
nufactoty.
an
T3LOUGII Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
JL Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
ant! Seine Twine, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by «
John Hedges.
Dec. 6. 1809.
fi: u
'V.