The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-06 00:00:00, page 4

Genuine Lee's Elixir 1 !
, j fevercieti remedy for Colds, obllinate Coughs,
Catarrhs, Asthmas, Sore Throats, and ap
proaching Confumptions.
A fi gle trial of this med cine will prove its
fttflicacious quality in reftoting a prrfpirauon
«summon to healthy people, it difiodges and ex
inels tlie tough vifcic phlegm or mucu , ftrength
: Kiting the weakened veflels of the lungs, thu3
(linking at the root of the diforder ; the lymp
toms of courfe are effeftually and permanently
vcor.quered. The great number of cures pirtor
med by this elegant and afeful preparation, is
fuflicient to convince thole that labour un
der colds, caughfs, &c. of being immediately
relieved. For the information of thofe perfons,
if any there he, that have not heard of the bal
fcmic qualities of LEE'S ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perfons, who are well
knuwn to our citizen? in genera! as perfons of
inter,r ty and ftrict veracity From the follow
ing certificate* it will plainly appear, that a
three years conlitniption, a common cold, or
•ough, are all with eale removed by LL.E S
ELIXIR.
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough«
This difeoverv is of the firft magnitude, as it
affords 'mmediate relief, checks the progrefs
and in a fiiort time entiiely removes the most
cruel difotder to which childre i are liable—
the Elixir is fo perfeftly agreeable and the dole
fi» fmall that no difficulty arifcs in taking it.
Messrs. 7? Lee Sr Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
called LEE''' EUX iR, induces me to g ve you
th s certificate for publication, to point to my
differ.n,; fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly pofléflions. For
upward? of tluee yeirs I ha v e bee afflifted
with a 1 evere cough, tight net's of tile breast,
iownefs of fpirit*, and a gradual wasting of tin
fitfli, hav ng tries' different medicine- recom
mended fot fuch caf * with ut receiving an
r al beorfit ; fo tunately one of your advrrtife
merfs was given to me and ! immediately ap
plied to Vr Vance, 17S Market (beet, for
foive ol your ELIXtR which ha- contrary to
the expeftations of my friends, restored me to
my fo'mer good state of health Any informa
tion will be given by me.
George Harwood.
Market street, Baltimore.
Alc'jrrs. JR. Lee -V .Sow,
You are at liberty to pnblilh for the good
of other-, the benefit I have r-ceived from your
excellent preparation, called " Fee's Elixir "
Being affl'ct.d with volent painful the breast,
lofs of appetite and debility of the whole fyf
tem, which rendered me unable to attend to bn
.finds, being ad cited to trv your Klixir, I pro
cured two buttles of Mtfl'r-. W-rnei ■ & Manna,
which lias entirely removed the complaint, and
re-tored me t-> a peifcft state of health. From
the gond eff ftt3 of your I - lixir ! was led tu
suppnfe your other medicines were equally ef
ficac ous which induced me to give your Wurm
Lozenges t.) my children, and with pleafure I
inform you, they had the defired effect. Any
othei information I (hall give on application to
me at my nuufe ly's street, Baltimore
John Keller.
Messrs. It. Lee «S 1 jor,,
1 at tuck'd .vil'.i a violent cold, a ie
vere cough in i! pa''H3 in tl e hreast, which con
tinued lo grow worfe ; du-ing which time my
appetite failed and my voice altered fo .mich,
that t W3S with the utmost exertion I could
pror ounce a (ingle f-n'e ce Inude- than
niv
bieath Some of my friends hav ing oblerved to
me, that much go-'d had been done ln L e's
U'xir—adviied me to
procure a bottle from
Meifrs. Warner & llanr.
a. w hicli accordingly
did—and to th.ife perfons, unacquainted with
the merit- o! this medicine, it wiM appear a«rnn
ifliing that three do es (hnuld lenio e lie
pains
in my breast, and the ufe o:' the hi.ttle restored
me 10 perfect health.,
J, A Smith,
Market street, Fell's Point.
Let's Worm-Destroy mg Lozenges,'
w hich etleftuallv dilj el all k.nds of worms from
perfons of every age,
The following is not afn. ular inftance of
the effects of worm in adults.
Messes. I(. Lee and Son,
For a
io .g time • was affl cted with f util inn
i: the bowels, pains in the ttrr.ach
I'l.'Ui
and -t
g u: the fl.-fli—the ad» ce . (' an
«inim-i
a phyfnjau proved uWcfl—nothing
now
- tlbui t lie me.arjiolv profpeft oi
I death ;
v. ben
lappi.y iay bus and rctol'ected U;e
many
aid to have been perfojmed hv J.,t
ou res
\ Lo
a fox wa procured
■ni Mes :s\Va
hicli has tut rely removed e
nur aim
rar na,
vei ) i'vmpt.m oi the c mplaint
( Uav'mg expe ienerd f-> much benefit myfelf,T
thu.k it my duty to recommend them to ail
m 1
acquaintance—Fve'al
uxe« have hten sent b\
my father's family in Bciiileh m to be
muled
p, ,r >} f' 'cnJ* 'a ho might be af*
anion
flîct with w
other informât!« n
lie
*ili be aiven U . j.pl /
to
G tliarine Walker.
Jviaikst (pace.
Edwarü Higgin?,
SaWfc-street, Baltimoi'», edinimikred L rr
Lozenges, agreeable to tVie directions, to bis
child ot 14 mont old—the first of which ex
pelled a Worm meafuring ao inches long &
near half an inch thick, the seer nd dofe ex
pelled another l6inches lo -g & the lame thick
iit fl* and a quantity of final 1 worms mixtd with
slime, See, The child enjoys a good (late of
health.
Thoufands of onr fellow citizens have re
ceived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the lall liage of difeafe, and many
families of the firli refpectabil ty have given
public teftimony of the allonifiling cutes per
formed with the above pre arations. I'hc pro
prietors are well allured that a fingle trial of
any article here enumerated, w.il convince the
mod prejudiced perfon in its utility.
I'o deleft counterfeits, obferve than none
be genuine without the fignarure of
can
Michael Gee, & Co.
(Late Richard Lee ti Son.)
N. B.—Each and every medicine above enu
urated, have directions delcribing their mode
in
of ulie in ths molt perfeft manner.
Sold at
the bookfiore of Mathew R. Lockennan next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market-llreec,
Wi'mington.
December 9, 1809.
>y
i'o be Rented,
For one or more years% and \given the
251/1 of filarch next,
A PLANTATION,
Well known by the name of
Bread zjr Cheese Island.
I T is situated on \Y hits Clay Creek, five miles
from Wilmington, two from Newport, and
half a mile from Staunton. The situation is
healthy »ml pleasant, and convenient to mills
markets and places of public worship.
A liirge portion of the land is marsh mea
dow, in excellent order, ami well calcula
ted for grazing. The improvements are, a
good dwelling house and kitchen, and all neces
sary out houses for the accommodation of a large
stock. As it is presumed that any person wish
ing to rent will first desire to view tilt premises,
i further description is deemed unnecessary.—
Fo, further particulars enquire of the subscriber,
in the village of Newport.
Aron Justis.
November SC, isnp,
oc
Take Notice.
I t / it azen up on suspicion of being a
V T 11 .-away, and now confined in the
ail i,I Chester County, Pennsylvania, a
Black Man, who calls himself Shndrach
Mack!ia, apptars to be about 21 or 22 years
i) age ; about 5 feet Tor 8 inches high ; full
face ; thit k lips ; a small scar under his right
eve ; says he was brought up with Sampson
Davis, a colored man, and a house carpen
ter, near Milford in the slate of Delaware,
and set free by him. March 1809, but has
I
no credentials to show iht» was the case.
Any person owning said black man,is de
sired to cotne forward, prove his property,
pav charges ancl take him away before the
17th of December next, otherwise he will
be discharged from prison.
Thomas Evans.
m st-Chester* N 2«. t BOM.
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For Sale,
A VALUABLE PLANTATION,
C ION 1 AlNiNC, 200 acres nf Land, situa
Z 'cd in Mill Creek hundred. New Castle
county, and stale of Delaware,
There are on
the premises a veiy comfortable dwelling house,
a good barn, hay house, See. all in good orde.—!
A considerable portion of the ground is well tim
hejed, ihe remainder arable and meadow.
( he t. itural soil is good and may be improved
at a small «pence, being situated within a short
distance ol an extensive lime stone quarry_
Possession may be had on the 23d of next Ma!ch
and the terms of sale known by applying to John
Stockton in Wilmington, Dr. James M~Calmont
in New Cattle, or Joseph England near the pre
mises, who will also shew the property, if call
ed on. '
N » w f 'au'e
i Otb Nov
lm
of
Notice
hereby given, to all whom it may concern,
i
that application wiil be made to the Uen
' ( ' le ^ lle °f Delaware at their
ext feflion at Dover, far an aft authorizing
them ro bank off, ft op a „d (ll ain the waters,
: arfli, low lands and cripples of the North
;
Weft Branch of Duck Creek, at or near Mr
r. award Hoberts's farm, i„ Thoroughfare
eck, »Aj ju.qumiink hundred^
Nevv-Caftie
ï itmty and ,l»Le of Delaware.
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
1
1 homas Einorv.
Alljir. 12
3 ih
For Sale,
n
AN excellent MILCH COW. For par
■^ uculars enquire of the subscriber, at
Brandywine Mills.
James Jefferi-s.
Kov. 15, IS09,
At
*i-o bfc Kchteci
had immediately the
NI) pcssesstun
A
and Cellars under the
L Store-Room
Printing-Office of il« Delaware Gaz tie. —
For particulars enquire of toe Printer.
Nov. 8, 1809. 36. f,
WILM 1 NG TON COLLEGE
HE Trustees of Wilmington College
T
lake pleasure in being able to announce
the public the revival of the Latin school
to
in this institution, under the immediate
of Mr. Bigelow and general r.upertn
care
The heal
tendance of the Rev. Dr. Read,
thy situation of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice of best hoarding houses, joined
to the evidence of Mr. Bigelow's capacitv
a teacher, and the long and justly esta
as
olished reputation of Dr. Read as a success
lui preceptor, all concur to recommend tins
seminary to the attention of Paren s and
Guardians, anxious to promote the edtiftV
!
tion and improvement of the vouth in ■
ed to their care, espsctalh when tint ;<"
further assured that the tuber depur, j.
of the Coll, ge are provided wit!) rt- is tn!
ly adequate to their uppointtY|cuts.
-1 a
unexceptionable moral cnuraclcis
By order of the Board,
RORr'RT H VYIH.TOV
o
'
F.m;sI? A. SM! .
JOHN' RUM SEN ,
Si
WILLIAM l'R VCR.
July 22, 1809
or J a
T tb
jck-S* 1
M. r
\
OCKKKM AN,
' Life of W
l
VY.
"lllallllr.g
I
a funii i it intnrnution ami
An inter, .ling history of I 1 ..: ....
'* Tern
ilien origin, cn-.racier 1 - I -
•1 tion.
P
The history of t
d - . the Ko*
man Kmpiie, by
1 /.I
; containing
memous of bis life
Patriotic, ke.c!"
I'm in Con
naught, by Miss U'xci
Poetic Trifle«, by
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, hi ,. i
Montaiberta novel ; Armen
(
,0 ; '.cer;
Joseph Andrews; Roderick R.
'ini'
re
Temple; the Drown'd Wife; im
ol
Wakefield; Blair's Lectures; G. '.smith'
Rome i Jess's Surveying; Jackson's cluck
ing; the Clerk's Magazine; and a gie.it .
:v
of histories, voyages and travels,
y
journals and ledgers, and writing-books oft
■y
description ; writing paper, slates,
scales and
dividers, quills, inkstands, wafers, &e
c. -Ve.
* That scientific author speaking of the F < - , 1
and Indian wars about the time of Uraddock's (i - n ui
describes the effect rhe news had ill Rutland thus
Swift as the broad-winged packets could fly a
cros3 the deep, the news was carried to England. —
Its effects 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 hi
î r
sounds with the maddening insects ; dark tumbling
from their cells they spread the hasty wing, and
shrill whizzing through the air, they rush tu find the
foe. Jus? st in the sea-ruling island, frvi.i
r/UCCilS
house to ale-house , from kino to cockney, ab we
■e fierce
for tight. Even the red .»v?sed porters, where they
met, bending under their burde
ns would Plot) it
but, in the streets, to talk of England's
*o:>c;s:
and, as they talked, their fiery snn«\ 0
were seen to
grow more fiery still, and m -e». deform,
Then
throwing their packs to the ground and leaping
the attitude of boxers, with sturdy arms across
rough black jaws strerehed out, thev bend fm\a
i fo
the fancied fight ! The frog.eating
foe, in /thirties*
ruffles and long lank cue, seems to g
/und
t lie:
rising in their might, with fire strikin _
8 thev
I.rcs
hard upon him, and coming in, hand anil foot,
h
kick and cuff and many a hearty curse, they shew the
giggling cuowD, how damn 'em ! they would
thump the French."
September fi, 1809
NOTICE.
N OTICE is hereby g
5'iven to all ['ersou«
that the Subscribe!
r intent's applyin ;
to the Legislature of the State of Delaware'
at their sitting in January next, on behalf of
the Heirs and legal Representatives of Wil
Ham Perry, deceased, and John Lanke, de
ceased, for the condemnation of a certain
Mill stream on the head of Mül Creek, a
bove Holland h mill, in Broadkiln Hundred,
Sussex.
James Peerv.
October 14, 1809.
I ake Notice
OTICE
N
is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to the Legislature
oi this State, at their next session, for a low
to enable the owners of a parcel of Marsh
lying on the south side of Port-Penn, be
tween that place and the Pier*, to embank
'.he same.
David Stewat.
Port-Pom, Oct. 24, 1809.
law.tf
Matthezu Kean
I NFOi MS his friends and the public
that h has opened a Dry Good Store of
the wes side of Market Street, next door
hi low r e corner of Second Street ; where
be offers for sale a handsome assortment of
easonablc goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, Jan* 17, 1809;
Notice.
S UCH persons as are indebted tn t' ll6 -
täte of ESTHER YARNALL, J*'
ceased, either by bond, note, or book-dcl it
are requested to make immediate payment
to John Warner and John Torbtrt , or eith*
ar of them, who are legally authorised^
eeceive the same. And those wljo fi avt
claims against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Err.
tf
Feb. 11, 1809.
James Gardner,
TJ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
fi «.and the public that he has
removed
bis slore to the east side of Market-street
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near!
b opposite the post-office) where he h aj
,petted a large assortment of elegant ßn
(■■.ids among which are,
Marseilles quiltinm
! ; .e,black,brown,drab,
Fustians and Jeans
cot beau, bottle green,
Lore strings
gtey, and dark mixed
superfine cloths
Sinshaw and Manta
-
silks
Caissi meres
Bemiet's patent cord
Silk & york tan glovcj
Bandanna and Madras
Coatings and flannels
Forest cloths
handkerchiefs
Caramel's hair shawls
Velvets and constitution
cords
Checkered and striped
Be vt-teens
linens
7-8 and 4-4 Irish linens
Damask shawls
blue & yeiiow nankeens
Russia Sr dowl.islincrtt
Wide ami narrow cotton
R.ittinets &rbombaze\u
Red & green booking
C-issimeres
Chintz-« and callieocs
baize
Cam' irk and common
Brown hollantls
ditni'i s
Suspenders
Cal.111 -it nes
Utr irellas & parasol)
Durant and Jones' spin
Black satins and flo
ning
rentines
Cotton and worsted ho
Scissors & pen-knives
Silk hose
sieiy
Colored, chambray,cam
Gilt & plated buttons
bri' k, jackanet, mull
Oil cloths
Trunks
mull, India, British,
Morocco & kid shoes
book,gurrah,bafta, Se
leno Muslins
See. See,
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on tilt
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
*
Patent Washing Machines,
r Eli!!-:
subscriber respectfully informs his
# I'm nils and the public in general, that he',
lias, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right '
of making and vending Puten/ Washing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine
and
Christiana, in New-Castle county, a number of
1
which machines he has already made, which
have hem tried by divers persons and highly ap
proved of, vs they «ave a great part of the labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less injuri
ous to clothes. He will continue to make mul
have a supply of them on hand, whirl) be will
to
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
son a right to mike and use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM CEST
Wilmington, Jan. 21 . 180 f J.
rf
it
John Dixon
to
jf_T A VI NG succeeded War ne rut
'or
J. 1 bert in the grocery businea
the
stores lately' occupied by them oifl
Erkct
fo
street wharf ; offers for sale
nn th? mof.c
•rtoderate terms.lor cash or tlse usual credit,
A Genera! Assortment oj Groceries.
h
And hopes by a strict attention to bust,
tic««, to merit a share of the public j.auon*
j Th« F
chct, Sloop Hops, Cant.
j. Mii.jfER, with pood accommodations for
1 •«seogers, will ply between this Town Sc
i Rb kidclphia as usual—all freight sent by
;
■-aid •lek'-t will be carefully attended to.
WiliTiirigtniij July R, 1809.
NOTICE.
S heu 'iv given, to all whom it may con
cern, tli.r Joseph Vincent intends to ap
ply to the legislature, at their next scssins,
in order that he may be enabled to ascertain
the boundaries, of part of a certain tract of
Land, called Round Pond enlarged,situated
in Broad Creek hundred, in the county of
Sussex ; which said part of Land was di
rected to be laid off to Sally M. Houston,
tinder whom he claims, by the last will and
testament of John Houston, dec'd.
JOSEPH VINCENT..
Nov. 12, (15) 1809.
Gt
HÀKLaN'S
Square Sun-dial Compass.
THE subscriber has invented an instru
ment to survey by the 91111, which in every
respect supercedes the needle,and not being
subject 10 attraction or variation, will point
out the variation of the needle at sea, and
the time of the day. it may be seen at
Richard Baker's, Bradford, near the Forks
of
of Brandywine, 'till the 25th of March
next. The said Baker will show any gen
tlcman the practice and principle ol the in*
of
strument for one quarter of a dollar.
JEH¥ HAKLAN
issSb
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