The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-30 00:00:00, page 4

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Please to Notice.
The co-partnership of Aaron Sc Peter Paul'or.
■»• i;:g dissolved by mutual consent on the 25 h
i nslant—-all persons indebted to the said concern
*s
are requested to make immedfate payment, and
those having demands will picaseto present them
for settlement to cither of the subscribers.
AARON PAULSON,
PETER PAULSON.
AARON PAULSON,
Having taken the remaining stock of the late
roncern, has now on hand and intends keeping a
general assortmentof dry goods, suitable for tlv
present and approaching season, which he wil.
sell on low terms. He returns thanks to his
friends and the public for their past favors and
olicits a continuance of their custom.
Wilmington, Mar ch 30,181 0._
Florizel ,
tCiil stand the ensuing season, commencing fror
the date hereof, and closing u/ion the 12/A day
of July next, ensuing :—
Ac the foIiowiiTg places—vis.
at the
'a
A T the Stable of Mr. Paui .'-CGtrort
sign of the Spread Eagle, in M..
et st.
Wilmington, from the dare hereof, until Monday
the 16th iest. be will then be removed to White
Tiall Farm, now in the tenure of Mr. John
Erwin, in St. Georges hundred, and county ot
New Castle, and lately the residence of the sub
scrlber, where he will remain for one week, and
on alternately for one week at each place
51
The prices are as herein
throughout the season,
enumerated—ten dollars for the season if piidby
the T5th day of July, if after that period, 12
dollars will he demanded—six dollars the single
sixteen dollars to ensure with foal..and 75
leap
Payment« are to he made
cents to the groom,
to the suhsoiher, or to Ins la wlu 1 appointed agent,
at each stand.
FLORIZF.L
, r , . r o if ■ .1
Wsx bred by the Duke of Bedford, and Importen
by >ir. Heilen —lie is rctnarkiu c lor ïuh sitcngru
j
lutiful
figure and activity, lb hands high, a b
I
if no
: 1 !c ba", and is '«ell known fo be equ «
1 I
' ' ior. to any horse upon the peninsula.
j
so,
J. Hi a', EL was got by the noted FI
• 1.0
of a liin vn ma'c by Alfred ; his grand-dam j
! t l
nr.a Cade ;
b's g'eat-granil j
; wuri-r, i J
'rail, m.t of W..i!.!,i- j
h
was iliac <
j
I* tluvj«dit tHHlfCC««:.! s . ,
-,v.v. by St'. 1 ' '« ' ■
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cu!
h
' ' kil ""
IJDMT. -
s" y*
int may K*. I
A :7K-'^ •
Vf. c t
jlyintT to t h ? suîiic.
had
: a
i'HAZER.
\V1LL1A.\i
*
Ï Good pasture wll be provided lor marc«, j j
) cents per week—but accident« ami escapes ; n
at :
isk ot the owner«, ihc groom 1 3
must he at the
r, ai d offers h,« services |
is a regular bred I
ut. proper to call upon hint ■ ( -
to Bluer, who may
hi that wrv.
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April' I 1. 1310.
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I
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FOR SALE,
At M. R. Locker man's Book Store,
SEWARDS ttf
,,, , 1 , r--,
,, QQ :
L
■, price
i the
,««c Roman Empire,
22 00
Gibb
,1 1
S otks,
St
ùl co ' 10
. mullet's Hbtoty of England,
j the
'The Complete Genvr.l Atlas,
10 00
.pnical Compilation,
;
a 50
(Outline's Geographical Grammar,
5 50
bed
The Ladies Vocal Companion,
I 00
Don Qjixot in 5 vol», with plate«,
5 00
a
Worf
5 CO
Stern
7 50
vrk«, 'J
V,jl:
2 ml«, elegant,
The Tederaba
5 00
3 5 b I
The wiaiksof FFher Ames,
2 00 fc,
Cntr's Northern Summer,
Stranger in la eland,
2 Or)
Sri anger in Trance
2 00
; Mrs. Clark,
2 25 lease,
The Duke of Yoik, r
lal,
'The Lo- er, of Lavender, a novel translat
ed from the French,
s 00
The Monk, in 2 vols.
2 00
Emetine, in 3 voir.
3 00
Thornton Abbey, 2 vol«
2 00
Don Raphael,
I
Jane 'i allant ,
1
Nocturnal Visit, 2 veils.
2 50
V triotxc Sketches by Miss Oxvcnson,
1 00
2 00 j
l'erm«pror.g, 2 vols.
Montatberr, 2 voK
2 00
Vicar of Wakt litjd,
1 00
Toe Armenian, 2 vols»
2 OO
Rodtr'ck R
2 00
! lumpbrsy Clinker,
2 00
'r xsph An'hc-.vs
1 50
Peregrine Pickle
3 00
3 vols.
Count Fathom,
2 00
Romance of the
1 2 .
!
John Elc 1. H'Ci'ster.
2 00
volume« or
•!:
in bom:
for 1 810,
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January ' 3.
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four
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m tiie subscriber, ou the
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■y the name of JOSEPII
MIT
ills.
tin
a brown coat
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ill tieiw-rr«,
ml
■:ce«l bofit« ; tc.
hi
: blue 1 mold -l'.' ut !:
i.iv vv/i-ki
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till f * * til 1
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i - HADDOCK.
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WANTED
rT"^tyO or three apprentices to the Hatting
1 bufinefs. Alio two or three journeymen
Ivlto are good workmen.—I'or particulars ap
ply to the fubferiber, in Mill Creek hundred,
within three mites from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
if
March 34 , t3io
Sein Twine and White Rope Ma
nufactory,
P LOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Fed
Cords, Halters, Fed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges,
6tw
B?c. 6, 1809.
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
; immediately rchfi til and
Colds, Ad tunas, !(C,
at <
1 if' Hamiltons K/ixtr.
speedily cured l/'J the
use
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
if f oily and heating medicines, joined with
-treng opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated doses ol
which flutter and deceive the patient for the pre
sent, by procuring momentary case ; experience,
Is .y, lias taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsamic», as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast an d lungs,
iii their most distressing symptoms : that they
load the stomach and impair the dig« tion, in
flame the whole system, increase the difficulty of
breathing and excite fever. But the qualities of
this valuable discovery, are evinced by perfectly
opposite (fleets. A single trial will prove, thut
it re«tor-'s the determination of the fluids to the
surface .f the body, and brings oil the common
lieallhf d perspiration, that it dislodges and (.in
citâtes the tough viscid phlegm or mricqs,
streng hfns the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheatT ts the acrimonious humor which ir ritates
it. Thus striking
them and finally «list barges
at the root of the disorder, the symptom* are of
effectually and permanently co nquered,
course
the reverse o! common medicines which weaken
the constitution anil gives strength to the disor
^ |or , hc su!;c (lf 7 ,„derating fia the present
some of the paitiTtil effet IS.
To Parents who have cl.llrlren (afflicted with
the hooping cough, >h : s (bvcovery is of the first
mv r niiudf, as it affords iinmediaFe relief, checks
: gtogrrss, nul in a «hoit time entirely remove
t l ic mort cm, I disorder to wI «ich children arc
bailie. The Elixir is «0 perfectly agreeable,and
the tlo-e so small tiiat no dir',acuity arises in ta
,
KIR ' 11.
Tît t-f' Baltimore,
Mr. Abdijah M-nly, Tît t-f' ge street, Baltimore,
was cured by nee bottle of 'Hamilton's Elixir, of
a vet y complicated disorder occasioned by a vciy
cold caught sc. dr a! months ago. He
his
j lrf w ; ( ), tre greatest difficulty, and was
n f (fn «bimv'i into weakening sweats when lie
one
ly
3 , tcm ,,f«.fl to walk any distance, and his voice
wpu |,j frequently fail in such a degree that he
( - OIJ ; i ouiv attempt to whisper. lie has been
upwards of six weeks without a rctnrn of hi«
c.ompLints ; ami desires to give his public testi*
mony in favour of this invaluable medicine.
Being desirous to make public for the good of
silier« the excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
prepared by tire late .Mr. Lee, 1 have sent you
the following account «T the benefit I have re
teiveil from it ; which I hope will induce others
10 fR ve * l a tf'*L Lt consequence of a bruise on
the brea«t received from a fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing bet-ame very thfficult, and
frequently 1 have had suddenly to rise up in.my
7-8
bed wi.h all the horrors: of immediate suffocation.
Arid to these, a consta.nt pain in my breast, and
a cough, a great loss op strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms evidently
indicated an approach ing consumption. The
I advice of a most cminen t physician was resorted
fc, and afterwards a sec ond was called in, but
without giving me any relief. Another physi
who knew me and She circumstances of my
tun,
Hamilton's Elixir a tri
lease, advised me to give
lal, saying, he had used ah in his practice, anti ai
w,ays found it do muci'i good. A bottle
was
procured from Mr. Birr, h's, and Ï found rebel
before 1 had taken half of it. I continued to use it
and was sonn strong cnou; gh to attend to my bu
sonte of my former
On taking cold,
sines«.
«ympfoms return, but arc- a always removed by a
dose or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
j
No. J! Budd. street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. If. 1 .VK.
From Lul/ntr Marin Fsq. tat . « ' Attorney General
•yland.
of the state of M
I comply with your request i. n stating my opin
ion of iianvlton's Elixir. It has been nsed iu
my family for two or three ycal à past, with imi
fnrm succès«, whenever colds, n tugha, or similar
complaints, have rendered mco 'icine necessary.
! have myself found it an excellen t and agreeable
remedy for a very painful and trm tWesome aliec
tiou of the breast, accompanied x vitli soreness,
mil viA t'jstmetcd and difficult b reathing.
Cst an accomiw I do not hesit «te to recom
i.'on's Elixir as a value! ie medicine,
nvcl -w.-.
*JmJ »■ e.t
v-'iuiiiic attention.
.
I .U HIER Ft YRTiN.
HAMM.TONIS KLIXHi,
■nuire and
And as assoi tmrnt of the fittouing
ct/ehraled Medicines have just ta 'en received
Jnmi the fmfirietors Medicine iiiorr, Krso
York, m,d ere for sale at 1'ls fFK IU trXDBnc's
Rookstcrc, Wilmington •
If r]jri,•7^ TT Tr TT Tlïj)
JL IL A J It "IS 'Vy 'Ll Iny ll jAi il ))
b
Rv once using I.ec's Sovertôgn Ointment.—
o'
be proprietor informs those \ verwuis and f«mi
•*es who are sufleitog under thi \ (against
•he inlVctton fjf which no peisc)n is s.tfc) that it
•his ointment is used at night o.a cooing to bed it
»»fcv«r fails vo petfoicn a cure Hy the following
James Gardner,
ESPECTFULLYinfonns his friends
R
and the public that he has removed
his store to the east side of Market-street,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near
ly opposite the post-office) where he has
opened a large assortment of elegant Dry
Goods among which arc,
Blue,black,brown,drab, Marseilles quiltings
t
cot beau, bottle green, Fustians and jeans
grey, ami dark mixed Lute strings
superfine cloths
inshaw and Mantau
silks
Uarssi meres
1
ilk S: yotk tan gloves
Bcnnet's patent coral
Bandanna and Madia«
Coatings and flannels
handkerchiefs
Forest cloths
Cammcl's hair shawls
Velvets and constitution
Checkered and striped
cords
linens
Bcvcrecns
Damask shawls
7-8 and 4-4 Irist linens
Russia Sc dowlas linens
blue Sc yellow nankeens
llattincts Scbombasetts
Wide and narrow cotton
Real Sc green backing
cassi meres
Chintzes and callicoes
laaixe
Brown hollantls
Cambrick and common
Suspenders
dimities
Uic'irellas & parasols
Calimancoc5
Durant and Jones' spin
Black satins and ilo
rentines
ning
sissors St pen-knives
Cotton and worsted ho
1 Ik hone
siery
Gilt plated buttons
Colored,chambray, cam
brick, jackunet, mull
Oil (Jotlis
Trunks
mull, India, British,
Morocco & kitl shoes
book,gurrah,bafta, Sc
See. &c.
Ieno Muslins
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
a
lowest terms for casli or the usual credit.
James Gardner
For Sale,
VALUABLE plantation, ott which tiie
A
subscriber has lived, and been employed im
provin'' for several years—containing about 280
iu
acres, two and an half miles from Wilmington,
an«! ne .rly the same distance from New Castle, :
laying on the west side of the new road to
Clark's alias Read's corner. As any attempt to
do justice in describing tiie advantages this farm
possesses, would, to those who arc stiungers to
i lie land ami improvements, appear extravagant,
therefore, those who may be ini lined to purchase
are left to enquire and examine for tbemseFcs.
The situation is a most desirable one, am! a great
bargain mav be had by an early application to
THOM AS M EN DEN H A EE.
P. S. About eighty acre3 adjoining, a pro
and
portionate part of which is woo.flam!, may be
had with or without the above farm.
Wilmington, ««lay 7 , 1810.
M 12 tf
TO BE LET,
A pofsefsion gî yen immediately, a large
)) JrA. and commodious two story brick house,
lituated on the cast side of King-street, late
ly occupied by Mrs. Oldham, together with
a stable and carriage-house. For terms ap
it j 1 'ty to
it i
WILLIAM RANKIN,
Wilmington April 7, 1 —tf.
p ii'e.l it limit's
liuvr
morning, at lltonsanil*
The peculiar c\
the last ten ye tis can testify,
Irr the itch.
feilendes ol' this iuiailible remedy
over every other, are the certainry ot the cure
by a single applii atimi ; the ingredients being so
.innocent as to be applied with pe-lect safety to
the tendered infant; and its living only lice
offensive smell hut equally agreeable
from any
ith the pleasantest pomatum.
w
l)r, Hamilton'*, Grand Restorative,
Which tlie inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the sptedy relief,
and permanent cure of various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis
cretions, tcsiilcncc in climates utitavoiabie to the
constitution, the immoderate use f t tea, frequent
intoxication, or any destructive iiitempeiaiice,
the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, the
•riot! of
disease* peculiar to females at a certain p
life, bad lyings in, See.
Hum 1 sozenga»
The most celebrated remedy fui cuiing dis
orders arising from worm*.
Hahn's true ami genu ; nc
GERMAN CORN PLAIS TER.
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily re
moving them rout and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN' LOTION.
THE RESTORATIVE ROW HER,
the T<
and Guinn
/
HAHN'S CRNUiNE LYT. WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE Uf EXTRACT OR MCST.1RD
Tor Riwnmatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, Nu,
moness, Src.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovi te l, which gives
immediate nml lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
IC7" Phase to Cede notice that each if the gm
u'lie Medicines has on the outside wrafificr the
■signature of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late iirotn'C"
Jamtary 13, 1 80;).
M. R. LOCKERMAN,
Has for sale, at his Bosk-Store,
LARGE WRITING PAPER, AND
PARCHMENT,
OF A SUVEItrOR OUALlfr.
Wilmington, January 15, 1310.
RL MOV A I.
MATTHEW KEAN,
I NFORMS his friends and the public in ^ cn .
cral, that lie has removed to the house lately
occupied by Nathan Bassett, a iVw doors below
l'hiid street, directly opposite Jeremiah Wool
ston's grocery store, where he offers for sale a
handsome assertmeut of seasonable goods
on
moderate terms,
Wilmington, April 21, 1810.
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NOTICE.
rffTHE IVirnds of the seamen whose names are
8 published below, and who stare that they
are citi/cns of the United States, impressed int.,
the British service, and detained in ships ot
war
at Liverpool and Plymouth, in England, are ic.
quested, to furnish this department with evidence
of their citizenship and descriptions or their per
son«.
Department of State, May 15, 1810.
Karnes iif
Places to which they
are
Men.
stated to belong.
Henry Marsh, Exeter, N. H.
John Hughes, Talbot county, Maryland.
Thomas Eithian, Queen's county, N. York.
Joseph Symonds, Salem, Mass.
James Symonds, Salem, do.
Samuel Graves, New Market, N. H.
John Thompson, Philadelphia.
His brother
lives at Manhattan, N. Y.
James Coleman, Philadelphia.
Philip Spink», New York.
Eleazcr Citric, New Bedford.
Henry Hones, Dennis, Maas,
John Barker, Dresden, do.
John Pinkinsen, South Hampton, Elizabeth City
County, Virginia.
Thomas .Tuferson, Philadelphia.
Charles Thomson, New Yoik.
Fîaily, Portland.
boons
Michael Itolbrnck, Rockingham, N. IL
Joseph Itans, im, Baltimore.
Ed-.vard Golson, New York.
William 1'ravier, 1 laftford county, Mu.
James M. Hoyt, Stamford, C'onnenicut.
William Smith, Petersburg', Virginia.
Id, Grange county, New
John Vv I
York.
William Smith, New Yoik.
Charles Sirnmes, Philadelphia,
Daniel M'Gnirr, Baltimore.
Grelle Eastman, Concord, N. If.
Alexander Luther«, Swansea, Mass.
Solomon Sinclair, New York.
George Roberts, New Yoik.
1810— January.
William Morris, jun. Berwick, M.ss.
•I tin C. Sutton, New York.
Februar y Ciih.
George Coffin, Nantucket.
Jolie Sleight, New Biunswick, N. Jersey.
loth. William Patterson, Marlborough, Arunthl
County, Mil.
J« sepli Thomas, New Bedford,
J« sepli Thomas, New Bedford,
t oth. John Cochran, Marblehcail.
14M. Thomas Hopkins, Talbot County, Md.
Peter Working, Baltimore.
William Connu, Chester, Maryland.
1 3/h. John Allen, Wwcasset.
21«. John Harrison, Philadelphia.
22//. John Mtiler, Fell's Point, Baltimore;
Vincent Shore, b ell's Point, do.
John Horsman, Dorchester county, Md.
Peter Campbell, township of Eaiiland, New
Jersey.
23 d, John Morse or Moss, city of New Y ork.
Samuel Grimes, city of N. York.
" 7 th. James Taylor, Newark, Essex county, N,
Jersey.
Alexander Weiden, Philadelphia.
March
Ut. Timothy Stanwood, Newburyport, Mass.
William i.ewi«, Old Bank fit. Norfolk.
Sylvester Biown, Ilaitford county, Connec
ticut. s
Asa Pendleton, Ayleysbury, Hancock
COUR
ty, Mass.
Charles Adams, Kensington, Penn.
David Higgins, Philadelphia.
James Gordon, Lichfield, Lincoln County,
2d, Russel Bruinerd, rladdam, Connecticut.
John Athen, Bvmiigtmi caumy, N. Jer.
Georg. Bissel, Sa/atnga, Ncjv Y oik.
James .smith, city of New Yoik.
Joi'ii Taylor, Btimmorc.
3d. Jacob l « 11 «, Belville, New Jersey.
Uuv..,.1 n.y. New York.
Portsmouth New
Elle -/llogSWOllhj
Hampshire.
ir.il, Philadelphia.
ith.
■pson, city of N. Y'ork
L;i
:
I lemsteuii, fjuccn's county.
l3a> el -
'ill,
New York.
' w Haven, Connecticut,
o in. Jo "i i
m, Criitetville, Queen Ann's
ja.nca Tioi
County, Mary land.
John Gold, Philadelphia,
Monmouik;
ICM.John Maine«, Bhrevvsbiny
County, Middlesex, N. J.
Henry Myers, F'htindi ;pcia, Penn.
14///. Benjamin Harris, Baltimore. \
Isaac Rebey, Baltimore.
Thomas Holland, Fell's Point, Bdtimore.
Robert Farmer, Charleston, S. Carolina.
Richard Conner, Utile Water street, Pi.ik
delphia.
John Lewis, Alexandria, Virginia, cono.
Fielding Lewis.
American Covnilatcq
l.ivcrpoo/ j 18/4 A forçât i^iO*
JAM MS MAURY.
The publishers of the l*ws ot congress are re
quested to h» v e this notice iusvited in their p p- ,s
and published tin-re times.
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