The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-17 00:00:00, page 4

Genuine Lee's Elixir 1
% Sovereign remedy for Colds, oUfinate Coughs,
Catarrhs, Asthmas, Sore Throats, and ap
proaching Confumptions,
A ft gle trial of this med cine will prove its
efficacious quality in reftoringa perfpiratton
n
common to healthy people, it diflodges and ex
pels the tough vifcic phlegm or mucu , ftrength
ening the weakened vefléls of the lungs, thus
linking at the root of the diforder ; the fytnp
toms of com fe are rfffftuaily and ermanentlv 1
conquered. The great number of cures p rfor \
med by thk elegant and ulel'ul preparation, ts
Sufficient to convince thole that labour un
der cold? coughfs, &c. of being immediately
relieved Vor the information of thole perfons
if ant there be, that have not heard of the bah
famic qualities of Lfc-E'S ELIXIR, wegivethe
names of the following perfons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as perfons o
From the follow
integrity and drift veracity
ing certificate« it will plainly appear, that a
three yeais cunfumption, a common cold, or
sough, are all with tale removed by LE is >
ELIXIR.
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough,
This dlfcoven is of the firfi magnitude, as h
affords mmediate relief, checks the ]i mgr els
and in a ffiort time entnely removes the most
cruel difoider to which cliildre are liable—
the Elixir is fo perfeftly agreeable and the dofe
fo frnail that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
Md>rs Is Let St Suit,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
«alle 1 LEE'' ELIX R, induces me to g ve you
-th s certifie te for publ'cation, to point to my
flitter n, fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthlj polleflioiis. for
Upwards of thiee jetrs I ha-e bee afHifted
with a fevere cough, tightnels of the hreasî,
iownefs uf fpirit , and a graduai wast ngof tile
flefli, hav ng nie different med cine recant
mended for filch caf - with- ut receiving an
rtal benefit ; foitunately one of your advei tile
ments was given to me end I intmedia-ely ap
plied to Mr Vance, 178 Market ftreet, for
fome of your EUX R wlfich bn contrerv to
The expeftations of mv friends, restored me to j
31) former good «ate of health. Any informa !
-.ion will be given by me. I
0 J - j
G' or K c Harwcofl. ,
Market street, Baltimore.
!
-VEw*. j*. Lie A- owl,
,
You ar- at liberty to ptiblifh for the good
of other , the bencut ' bave r eeived from your I
exci-lh'-'t prepaiation, cailvd " i ce's Elixir " '
Bei v afflict,d wirb v oient pa'nf r the breast, I
lof* t f appetite and debility of the whole fvf- j
'em. "• 1 .ich rendered me unable to attend to bit- |
fincf "Ving advit-d to ir> your ! lixir, I pro I
qured .wu bottles of MK W me; & Hanna, |
which has entirely removed the complaint, and 1
restored rtiä t.- a per ft â state of health. From !
the s cd eff ftts ot your E lixir ! was Ud to :
sun •■de y ur other medicines were equally ef- .
fn. c •- -s which induced me to give your Worm ;
Loz' :.ges tc mv children, and with pleafitre I 1
inform you, they had the defired clFeft. Any j
other information . lhall give on application to 1
me at my houle fly's 3trect, Baltimore
John Keller.
;
Sletsrr. 71. I.i
1 vas attacked with a violent cold, a fe
vere cough and pains in tl e breast, which con
tinued to grow worfe ; du big which time mv
appetite failed and my voice altered fo ,:iuc!t,
fl at t was with the utmost txei tion J could
proPour.Tf a fingle li-nte cc louder than ni)
bteatii -'(.(ne of tm triends having cbferved to
me, tha' much go d had been done b t, e's
Elixir- vifed me to procui e a hot tie from
bleflrs ■.-ner &. Hanna, w hick accordingly
did—ano to th.lr pe:fcns, unacquainted with
the tner'.t- ot this medicine it
i'i appear a ton
ittiitig that three doles Jhould emo e be pains
in mv bt asr and the ufe of the bottle restored
S'* to pr,left heglth.
J. A Smith,
■Tect, t'ell'a Feint.
Lev's Wo-m
t/estroying Lozenjres,
which tit eft.ia,.v clifft ail knds of worm, from
»srfons ot ve v
'( he fo*I*
'■* nf >* * f ftgr.'ar iuftance of
the cfi.'CT» ■ a m In adults.
t'v« «Vom,
For 8 io i
c • was alii wth fn'titinj»
un
;ripinj
lu d wf-is. } ains in the ftcmach
T 3
v\ 1
g * ' c* fi* fit -the acl-r
*o ? was:
1 an
cc*
c^ren: phyficiai. j**: ved uleiefl*—nothing now
appeared but the ine!ancljo«y pruiped of death ,
.*hen happily mv hus end rccobecu'd the man*,
cm-s :aid to have bee- perfornu-d by E,<: L,
a box wn procured • nni hies nV a
nd • iamia, which has entirely removed e
i ii'» i» ii o! ti e complaint.
Vtl
» *.vine, e.%; e kretd f< much benefit mvfeîf,
trink u ill) limy to n i.ir.mrrd them to a I
n.
neciuaiivaixv- t« v* »; oxe have been Sent iv.
nie :<> my lather's I
>-'dy if Lttbleh in tot
d'f In,, cd
annu'gni) i -ends who might he „1
fiict t a wttiv worms.
Any other iniurtnatii
I)
Will be jjven b
; iqqily'pg to
»'*• L "liai iru \\ alker.
Market fpaci
Üsltvar«! Hia
SS ln «.
South street, Rahiuioie, adtiiiniftirad Lee 1
Lo/.eng'!-, agieeable to the directions, to his
child ot 14 mont old —th first of which ex
pelled a ' '* orni mcafuring so inches long &
near halfannch thick, the seennd dofe ex
pelled another i6inches to g & the fame thick
n (I, and a quantity of final I worms mixed with
slime, &c. Ti e child enjoys a good date ol
health.
.. ,
Ihoufands of our fellow citizens hate re
1 eived benefits from the above Medicines when
\ reduced to the laft liage of dtfeafe, and many
families of the lull rcipeciabihty have given
public telturiony of the aftoniffimg ernes pet
formed with the above pre arations. I he pro
prietors a e well allured that a ltngle trial ot
any art icle here enumerated, will convince the
moll prejudiced petfon in its utility,
lo deleft counterfeits, obferve than ■hone
can be genuine without the ftgnatnre ot
Michael Lee, & Co,
(Late Richaid Lee & Son.)
N, B.—Each and every medicine above enu
>
murated, have directions delcribing their muds
of ufe in the moll perfeft manner.
Sold tit
the bookflore of Mathew 11 . Lockcrman next
above the Hank of Delaware, Market-iireet,
Wintingron.
December 9, 1809.
iy
To be Rented,
For our or t/iorc y tars , and possession given the
25 th of A larch mit %
A PLANTATION,
W ell known by the nan>c of
D y prill F 'ft TflPPIP Tl-iJfmf].
-D J L UU Liu ot Joiif/tt
t 1- situated on U hiie C lay Cieek, live miles
fl. from Wilmington, two from Newport, ami
iiaîf a mile Iront Staunton. I he situation. is
healthy and pleasant, and convenient to mills
markets and places of public worship,
A lu 'S° portion of the land is marsh mea
c ' ow ' in excellent order, and well calcu'a
,c<1 , for Pyxing. 'I he improvements are,
ifood dwelling liot.se am, km hen, and all ncccs
nut lnr ,llP '/««modauon of a large
M<,< k ' As l."«"V n V "*»' ^ 'j. erson W,M '*
,n P 'o rent w.11 l.r-i fe«re to view the premises,
ï. fur ' her <!<îsc ' 'D 1 *";' '* «>e«iiied urtnecessavv.
ror fmther puttriilars enquire ol the subscriber,
the vil , of N - evvport .
a r . •
Aron Jiistis.
November 18 'K>,
oc
NOTICK
T S hereby given, that an industrious man,
|_ as a Farmer, with a small family, well
rr-cof.imendcd lor honesty and sobriety, will
meet with encouragement to attend a small
r.ear the town of Ncw-Castle by ap
p ] vmg u) subscriber,
John Crow.
180 ;).
vv 4 t
prew-v.-astie,
10 V.
BREWING.
.
1 r T , HK. uhsctiber bavin,* commenced Brewing
j - 5 - fin the sea-on, begs leave to n form his
1 Town and Country Customer» that he has
STHOXU Sc TABLE UFER of an excellent
; quality constantly t.n hand, uhieb he will dis
pose of at t.,e usual puces. All orders will he
promptly attended to.
Joseph B. Shipley,
U'ihuiuiHm, Nor. 1, HSt).
For Sale,
A VALUABLE PLANTATION,
tONTAlMNG 200 acres ol L
d, situa
ted in Mill Crick hundred, New Cu-tlc
• i-inty, and stale of Delaware,
There arc on
the pieniscs a vet y comfortable dwellin'* house,
a good barn, hay house, tec. all in r*ood orde._
j ' considerable portion of the ground is well tim
• die remainder arable and meadow,
* llS ! ' ata ral soil :s good and may be improved
a | small expeocc, being situated within a short
divtanee o: an extensive lime stone quarry._
Possession may be bad cn the 2,"d of next March
arid tiie terms of side known bv applying to John
Sioektm m W ilminglon. Dr. James M* Cal mont
in Nivv Castle, or Joseph England near the pre
mists, who will abo shew the property, if call
ed on. '
Newcastle lâtuNov
Ira
To bc Rented,
And possession given immediately,
A LARGE and convenient Brick Dwelling
1 v H '»u<e> Kitchen and Garden, Ram, ta
bis,
' *' a,r ^ ouie > * together with about 7
aces of good land. I here are on the prem 1er
a Imall Apple Orchard and a varietv of otlie
trim tree \ the land is divided into three Ion
an « there is a well of excelle
I • , . - snt water near the
kitchen door. I tie fltuatioij is confidered heal
'by -nd agreeable, being on the «ate road from
j ''jn'ngton to Philadelphia, .even miles from
he former and twenty from the latter, com
'.landing an exteufive view of the river'Dela
•• arc,& within (jorodsofa landing on Naama '
n's
retii. For term , which will be reafonable
■pply to Mr. JOHN BELLACH, adjoining
he premiles, or to the fubferiber
at r.ew-Caf
tie.
Thomas Perkins.
December 30, iSop,
u;ct
X'O be ïic
possession v ■ ' T
Store-Room and Cellars oncer
Printing-Office ol me <- awatc *a7.nt e.
tor particulars enquire o ill rin <.r.
Nov. 8, 1809 . ° '
WIL 3 UNG TOM CO LIEGE ,
T HE Trustees of Wilmington C. liege
.ake pleasure in being able to announce
to the public the revival of the Latin school
in this institution, under the immediate
of Mr. Bigelow and geoeral superm
care
tendance of the Rev. Dr. Read. I he heal
ihy situation of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice of hest hoarding houses, joined
io the evidence of Mr. Bigelow's capacity
teacher, and the long and justly esta
as a
hlixhcd reputation of Dr. Read as a success
lui preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parents and
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa
tion and improvement of the youth intrust
ed to their care, espsciallv when they art
further assured that the other departments
of tlte College are provided with tutors ful
ly adequate to their appointments, and «
unexceptionable moral chi)meters
By order of the Board,
ROBERT 11 A Mil.TON, %
EBENE/.! U A. SMITH, / r
UVIBEY
y
JOHN
WILLIAM FUFCL,
July 22, 1809 .
For Sate,
T the Book-Storr nf M. K. Lock sum an,
A
Weems* Life of Washington, conirtinin •
a tum! of information ami amnnerne»'t. #
An interesting history of the Knight's Tem
plais, their origin, character and persecution.
The history of the decline and fail of the Ho
man Empire, by Edward Gibbon ; contain s
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches ol Ireland, written in Con
naught, by Mirs Owrnson.
Poetic Trifles, by
lohn Henry Mills, come
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Owe ison.
Moulaibert h novel ; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Joseph Andrews; Ilodcnck Hand
; Chirlntti
Temple; the Drown'd Wife;
the Vicar n
Wakefield; Blair's F-cclures;
C liihlsmitb't
Home ; jess's Survey ir
Jackson's 15 nok-kee -
ing ; the Clerk's Magazine ; and a great varie*;
ol histories, voyages ami travels, day-hook-,
journals and ledgeis, and writing-books of err: -,
description ; writing paper, slate*,
a ii > '
dividers, quills, inkstands, wafers, fee.
* Tint scientific author speaking of the l'r <1
and Indian wars about the time of Braildock'n t: »cat
describes the encct tin; news had in England thu-j
• Swift as the broad-winged packets could fly a
cross the deep, the news was carried to England.—
Its cfleets there was like that of a stone rudely bur ed
against a nest of hornets. Instantly, from centre to
circumference all is rage and bustle.The hive re- t
sounds with the maddening insects; dark tumbling j
from their cells they spread the hasty wing, anti
shrill whizaing through the air, they rush to find the
foe Just so in tnc
niliv-r island, from queens
bouse to ale-house< from king to codr.cy , al! were fierce
lor light. Even the red-nosed potters, where they
met, bending under their burdens, would ttop
u.
but, in the streets, to tall; of
England's
lt OT»CS;
and, as they talked, their fiery snov
» were s#*en to
grow more fiery still, and m re deform,
Thcr
throwing their packs to the ground and leaping nur
the attitude of boxers, with sturdy arms across amt
rough black jaws stretehed out, titty bem! forwaid i«l
the fancied fight ! The frug-eating fo**, in shiftless
rufiles and long laid; cu n , seems to give ground
lien
rising in their might, with lire striking e
yes*he»- pj
hard upon him, and coming in, hand à
ind foot. V.
Ll
kick and ctuT and many a hearty curse, they she * t !
how damn 'em !
GIGGLING CB.OW 1 ),
the;
v.o.iM
thump the French."
September 6, 1K0-).
ä fall'heiv Kean
I NFO! MS his friends ond the public
that h has opened a Dry Good Store of
the wes side of Market Street, next door
below t' c corner of Second Street ; where
he offers for suie a handsome.ws5Drttv.cnt of
easnnable goods on moderate
terms
Wilmington, June G", JSG9.
For
'
... ! I ,
A N excellent MILCH COW. F„ r par
ticulars enquire of the subscriber at
Brandvtvine Mills.
Jam
JeiTeris.
Nov. lo, 1 R 09 .
At
For Sale,
. / Lot oj Ground ,
g 1 k A EE at the corner of Walnut and
Second streets, in the borough of Wil
ming-on, containing 3-1 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
yitfid. 1 ne terms mu; be known, upon an
plication 10 Mr. Michael Dawson in Wil
mingion, or 10 the subscribers in Fhiiadel.
pma.
J H OM A S MO N TG O M F 11 Y
„ GEORGE LATIMER.
December 23d, 1809.
tf
4
Notice.
QU0Ü persons as are indebted to the es
ft) täte of ESTHER YARN ALL, de.
ceased, either by bond. note, or book-debt,
are requested to make immediate payment
to John Warner and Jvhn Torbert, or eiih
ar ot them, who are legally authorised to
ceceive the same. And those who have
claims against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
Willian Warner, Ex'r.
Pel). It, 1 » 09 .
tf
James Gardner,
TT 5 LSPEC 1 FULI.Yinforms his friends
iLftvaiul the public that he has removed
Ins store to the east side of Market-street
one door above Spackman & Gruhl.s, (near
ly opposite the post-office) where he lias
opened a large assortment of elegant Dry
Goods among which are,
dlue, black, hi own, drab,
Marseilles quiltings
T cstia is am! jeans
coi beau, bottle green,
Lute strings
grey, and dark mixed
superfine cloths
hinshaw and Mantau
( utissimert s
silks
Bcanct's patent cord
Silk &: york tan gloves
Bandanna and Madras
( 'outings ami flannels
1 orcst cloths
handkerchiefs
\ chets and constitution
Cammcl's hair shawls
cords
Checkered uni! striped
linens
Bevm.-ns
3 .nui 4-4 Irish linens
Duin.isk shawls
bine fk yellow nankeens
H ussia U dowlas linens
ilattinets&boinbazctts
\ ; fie and narrow cotton
Red fk green booking
cassiinerei.
v OZCF aud c-.llieors
baize
Brown hollantls
• 1 " ihriek and common
Suspenders
'unities
I .dimancoes
l ireilas & parasols
Durant and Jones' spin
Black satins and fly.
, '' in H
rentines
Scissors Sr pen-knives
( ottun and worsted ho
Silk hose
net y
C olored,rbamhray,cam
Gilt & plated buttons
brii k, jarkanet, mull
Oil cloths
mull, India, British,
Trun ks
hook ,:;u i-rah, halt a, &
Morocco & kid shoes
leno Muslins
ire. ire.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
Patent Washing Machines.
'FT- subscriber respectfully informs his
§ fiends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive ri,*ht
of making and vending Pntml J{ r as/!/iirr Machina
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine
am?
Christiana, in New-Castle county, a number of
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly ap
proved, of, as they save a great part of the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less injur!,
mis to clothes. He will continue to make and
supply of them on hand, which he will
srll on leasonable terms to such ns favour him
w *Rb llieir rnstorn : anti will also sell to any per-"
son a tight to make anti use within tbt
the hundreds aforesaid,
ABRAM G EST.
\\M mi ii (r fr*. >. Jan. £1 . 1 R 09 .
ff
John jJixou
AVING succcr-lctl Warnrrs fc' Tzr
bert in the grocery business, at the
stores lvilclv occupied by them on Âlarket
strect wharf; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms.for cash or the usual credit.
A General Assortment cj Groceries .
And hopes by a strict attention to husi
to merit a share of the public natroc
net*
•>
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Cap*.
Mu n it with good accommodations fo
passengers, will ply between this Town 3c
Philadelphia as usual—a!! freight sent bv
t will be carefully attended to.
-ill'
Wil itiington July 8, 180 d.
i o the
t
w
tnc libfity of informing tko pen
tiemen of W'ilmin^Ton ami iti?
vic.inity,
ptlicuîaily suri» as have lamtHcs to avcoTtwiodatt f
to »I we o.:»j ry ou tnc Jircfiiund ar.d auluous busi -
IHTS of
Gold Finding,
-j 7
In all its various branches,
The Fetter to enahlî.
us to proeidt for the numerous uartr of our fel
low mortals, for no
II deny that al! classes*
c vv
of the community a>e dte/ily c,incrrint! in out
researches, we have procured a new and infalli
ble machine ; and we invite all who value the
necessaries of this woild to make trial of its vir
tues and our indefatigable industry. While
some rely on faith alone, vve expect to live only
by our wotks.
Cv.iTec Spencer,
Scotland Hill.
Wilmington, Der. 27, 130f).
4t
T'winc Sein and Whire Rope
nufactory.
LOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
P
Cords, Halters, Bed Luces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Sec, latQ,