The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-05-12 00:00:00, page 4

Please to Notice.
Th* co-partnership of Aaron & Peter Paulwn
being dissolved by mutual consent on the 25 th
i nstant—>all persons indebted to the said concern
requested to make immedfate payment, and
are
tlrose having demands will please to present them
far settlement to either of the subscribers.
AARON PAULSON,
PETER PAULSON.
AARON PAULSON,
Having taken the remaining stock of the late
concern, has now on hand and intends keeping a
■ general assortment ®f dry goods, suitable for the
present and approaching season, which he will
sell on low terms. He returns thanks to his
friends and the public for their past favbrs and
elicits a continuance of their custom.
Wilmington, March 30,1810.
Florizel
Will xtaud the enaang sem$n t commencing from
tie date hei*f % and closing afiott the 1 2th itay
•f July next , ensuing :—
At th« following places—-v-iz.
Tike Stable of Mr. Paul M'Gin n't, .at the
A
aigp tf the Spread Eagle, in Market at.
Wilmiagto»»from the date hereof, until Monday
the 1 6tb isst, he will then be removed 10 White
H*U Farm, now in the-tenure of Mr. John
Erwin, in St. Georges hundred, and county of
New Castle, and lately the residence of the sub.
sçrifcer, wher« he will remain lor one week, and
so on alternately for one week at each place
throughout the season. The prices are as herein
enumerated—ten dollars for the season if paid 1iy
the 15th day of July, if after that period; 12
dollars will be demanded—six dollars the singfe
hap—sixteen dollars to ensure with foal, and "5
cents to the groom. Payments are to be. made
to the subscriber, or ta ins la .viul appointed agent,
at
at each stand.
FLORIZEL
Was bred liy the Duke of Bedford, and imported
by Mr. Hellen —he is remarkab e for his strength,
figure and-nctivity, 16 hands high, a beautiful
dapple bay, and i« well known to he equal. i( not
superior, to any horse upon the peninsula.
FLORIZEL was got by the noted Florizel,
out of a brown mare by Alfred ; his graml-dam
Fairy Queen, by Young Cade; his great-grand
dam was Black Eyes, by Crab, out of Warlike ■
Galloway, by Soake. It is thought unnecessary
to say more, as he and his colts will show for
themselves. A more paiticular account may be
had by applying to the subsetiher.
a
WILLIAM FRAZER.
t|t G nxhpasture will be providtel for mares,
at 50 ceu-ts-per week—hut acciilcnti and escapes
must he at the risk of the owners. The groom
is x regular bred Fawner, srd offers hi* serv
. -r.
ie those whodiuy think proper to call upon hi
m
i* that way*.
April lift, 1310.
FOR SALE,
At M. R. Loskermaii's Book-Store,
,SE\Y AUD'S life of Dimvin, price 2
g 2 00
Öthhon's hisroiy of tue Roman Empire, 22 00
St. Pteie's Works,
9 00
Sinoliei * History of England,
13 00
The Complete Gcnersl Atlas,
10 00
Geogr»pnical Compilation,
2- 50
Guthrie's Geographical Grammar,
5 50
The Lad.is Vocal Companion,
1 CO
Don Quix. t in 5 vols, with plates,
,
\ N
Sterne's works, 5 vols.
J 1
Pope's works, ti vols, wirh plates,
7 50
The Federalist, 2 vola, ch-gam,
5 00
The works of Fisher Ames,
3 50
Carr's Northern Summer,
2 00
Stranger in Ireland,
2 00
S'raqger in France
2 00
Th* Duke of York, versus Mrs. Clark,
2 25
I he Lovers of Lavender, a novel translat
ed from the F lench.
8 00
The Monk, in 2 vols.
2 00
ï.meline, in 3 vols.
3. 00
Thornton Abbey, 2 vo!«.
2 00
Don Raphael,
1 25
Jane Talbot,
Nocturnal Visit, 2 vols.
2- 50
P' trioiic Sketches by Miss Owtnson,
1 00
Hermsprong, 2 vols.
5 00
Montalbert
volt.
% 00
Vicar of Wakefield,
!• 00
The Armenian, 2 vola.
* O0
Ro -crick Random,
2 00
Humphrey Choker,
a oo
Jose h Anritiws,
1 50
Pe-.cgriue Pi. kl»,
3- vois.
3 oo
Count Fathom,
2 0Ö
Romance of tne Forest,
1 25
J Min Del..
n caster,
2 00
Pi .yet, in ho
V( 'Stimes or in numbers.
Cornmnnsiul Pocket Almanacs for la 10
January 13.
ti
Four Dollars. Reward.
'
R Ax ' AWAY l orn the suhso
... , on the
XV i If , inst.
... , , !l M by the name oi JOSEPH
iMlIH, 19 years of age, lu* a mceit ,in hi,
right clu rk, and v/oie away a brow
o.i tee,
brown doth irovvser, ? and iaced I
; took
■o
with him a blue roundabout
j-a .aet, has worker!
at the f tmmg business—fie is a nul
cf Phila
delphia, but it is not Cali ulattu!
llicii load he
has taken.
If lie returns to bis duty „
r- to Mr.
Jame. limn, of Wihmngtfn, no notice -,
will lit
taken of this transaction ; but if
tiarboTcd
or
eoncealerl by any perron, the rigor
of the la
w
will be enforced. °
JOHN HADDOCK
Wilmington, Ap- -
15, )"10.
rita.
king it.
Mi. Abdqah Henly, Bridge street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of
a very complicated disorder occasioned by a very
-evere cold caught several month "ago. He
breathed with the greatest difficulty, and
was
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
attempted to walk any distance, and his voice
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
could only attempt to whisper. He has been'
upwardV of six weeks without a return of his
complaints; and desires to give his public testi"
mony in favour of this invaluable medicine.
Being desirous to make public for the good of
othert the excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
prepared by the bile Mr. Lee, i have sent you
the following account of the benefit I
nave re
ceived from it ; which I hope will induce others
to give it a trial- In consequence of a bruise on
the breast received from a fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became very difficult, an.
frequently I have had suddenly to rise up in m
bed with all the horrors of immediate suffocation.
Arid to these, a constant pain in my breast, and
a cough,a great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms evidsntlv
indicated an
approaching consumption. The
advice of u most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards a second was called in, but
without giving me any relief. Another physi
fo
cian, who knew me and the circumstances of my
case, advised me to give Hamilton's Elixir a tri
al, saying, he had uscvl it in his practice, and al
ways found it do much good,
A bottle was
procured from Mr. Birch's, and I found relief
before I had taken half of it. I continued to use it
and was soon strong enough to attend to my b»
siness. On- taking cold, some of my former
symptoms return, but are always remdved by a
dose or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
„ No. 11 Build street, Philadelphia.
Mm. H. Lee. .
From Luthur Martin Ftp. late Attorney General
of the state of Maryland.
1 comply with your request in stating my opin
ion of Hamilton'-sfi Elixir. It has been nsed iu
my family for two or three years past, with uni
form success, whenever colds, coughs, or similar
complaints, have rendered medicine necessary.
1 have myself found it an excellent and agreeable
remedy for a very painful and troublesome aflcc
udo ot the breast, accompanied wilh soreness,
and with «ostructed and difficult breathing.
Git .'IM accounts .I do not hesitate to reeom
rhstd -arm.ton's Elixir as a valuable medicine,
**..d *-«r-a5;public altentiou.
' LUTHER MARTIN.
HAMILTON» ELIXIR,
, And an assortment of the following genuine and
celebrated- Medicines have just been received
Jcom the / 1 - 0 /irietors Medicine Sture, Ne tv
; Urk, and are for sale at Feres Bars berg's
H ook-iforC) Wilmington*
Trm^-irw —v.—
ITCH CURED
r.v on. c utinu L«e's Sovereign Ointment_
he proprietor informs those peon, and fami
or
ms wiio arc suffering under this disuase (against
w
1)0 P* r t>on i« Sife) that it J
ITT X 18 " s r ] at nl K bt on S«r.g to bed it
fMlS ' t0 ^ rf0 » n a '»■ following, 1
WANTED,
WO or three apprentices to theHttttirig
T
buftr.efs. Alfo two or three journeymen
Who are good workmen.*-For particulars ap
ply to the fübfcrilier, in Mill-Creek hundred,
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARK.«
tf
March a4 , iSio.
Sein Twine and White Rope Ma
nufactory.
P LOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal to any
a
imported, for salt by
John. Hedges.
6ns
Dec; 6, ie-09.
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
Colds, Asthmas, S(C. are immediately relieved ami
speedily cured ky the use of Hamiltons Elixir.
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
that oily and healing medicines, joined wilh
strong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated doses of
which flatter art! deceive the patient for the prq,
sent, by procuring momentary ease ; experience,
Isay, has taught thousands, that the common
opiates ami balsamic», as they are called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in tfaeir most distressing symptoms: that they
load the stomach and' impair the digestion, in
flame the whole system,-increase the difficulty of
breathing-and excite fever. Hut the qualities of
this valuable discovery, are evinced by perfectly
opposite effects. A single trial will prove, that
it restor-s-the determination of the fluids to the
'surface if thie budÿ, and brings oil the common
healtbf d perspiration, that it dislodges and eva
cuates the tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
streng hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
ahead cs the acrimonious humor which irritates
tl finally discharges it. Thus striking
them
at the root of the disorder, the symptoms arc of
course effectually and permanently conquered,
the reverse-ot common medicines which weaken
the constitution and grves strength to the disor
der for the sake of moderating for the present
some of the painful effects.
To Parents who luve children afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief, checks
the grogress, and in a short time entirely remove
the most cruel disorder to which children
are
liable. The Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and
■
the dose so small that no difficulty arises in ta
king it.
Genuine Lee's Elixir ! !
A fcvereign remedy for Colds, cbllinate Coughs,
Catarili.'!, Asthmas, Soie 1'hroats, and ap
proaching Confumption
A fir.gle trial of this med'cine will prove its
jfficxcious qual'ty in reftminga perfpira'iu-.i
mmmon to healthy people, i'. diflodp.es awl
■x
pels the tough vifcic phlegm or mucu , ftreng' .1
ming the weakened vellels of the lung-, thus
linking at the root of the divider; the (ynip
toms of courfe are effeftually at ! . ermanemly
conquered. The great number of cures p-.rfur
med by thi-elegant and uleful prepaiation, is
fufficient to convince thole that labour
un
der colds, coughf«, &c. of being immediately
telieved. For the information of thofe perforts,
if any there be, that have not beard ot the hal
antic qualities of LEE'h ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as perfons
If;
integrity and (Irict veracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that a
three year* confumption, a common cold, or
cough, are all wilh. cafe removed by LE.i'S
ELIXIR,
E« Parents who may have Children afll'nflc-d
with the
Whooping Cough,
This difeovery is of the firft magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, cheoks the progrefs
and in a fhort time entirely removes the most
cruel difoi der to which children are liable—
the Elixir is fo perfectly agreeable and the dofe
fo fioall that no difficulty arifes in-taking it.
Messrs. R Fee Jr Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
exiled LEE'b ELIXIR, induces me to g-ve vou
this certificate for publication, to point to my
Puffer, n g fellow mortals.the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poüèfiions.
Kor
upwards of three ycirs I have been a fill fled
with a fevere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lownefs of lpirits, and a gradual wasting of the
fiefh, having tried diflerent medicine- recom
mended for fuch cafes with dt receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one of^ouradvertife
ments was given to me and I immediately ap
plied to Mr. Vance, 17S Market (beet, for
fame of your ELIXiR which liar contr.-rv to
the expeftations of my friends, restored me to
my former good state of health. Any informa
tion will be given by me.
George Harivcod,
Mxrket street, Baltimore.
Mesi ***•?. ft. fee 3ov t
Yoa are at liberty to publifh for t'-w good
of qtber«, the benefit 1 bave r ceived from y
our
excellent preparation, called " Lee's Elixir "
*J e > n S.afflictcri with violent painf in the breast,
lots of appetite and debility of the whole fy fi
tem, which rendered me unable to attend to bu
ftne-fis, being advifed to try your Elixir, I pro
cured two bottles.of Mefirs. Werner & Hanna,
.
which lias entirely removed'the complaint, nml
restored nt« to a perfeft state of health. From
Z
® cac ou " w l'> c 'i induced me to give vour Worm
Lozen 8 CT to ehildreu, and with »leafure I
y°°s l! icy had the delired effea. Any
J information I fhall give on application to
me at my h„r c „rm, Baltimore.
1 John Kcllw.
\
morning,. as liiOttssutJs *.vî'.r- bave vmù »» duriirg
tlic last tpn years »%: n lefiitÿ. J ne ; re (ilia i- c \ -
celleneie» of this infallible remedy (or the itch,
over every othc-. are tii* certainly of the cure
by a single application ; the iiigtxdieuts being so
innocent as to he applied uidr pev-tt s-ifi-iy to
ehe tendered infant ; and it« being no*, only free
from any oflensive smell licit equally agreeable
with the pleasantest pomatum.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Rrstcrnlivr,
Whic h the inventor confidently i nommends
a* an invaluable medicine for th« sp-edy relief,
and. permanent core of various complaints which
resylt'lrom dissipated pleasures, juvenile inciis.
cretions,Residence in climates unfit,orahle to the
constitution, the inminrieiate use of tea, bequem
intoxication, or any destructive inrcnipetance,
itfië unskilful or .excessive one of incicury, the
disease, peculiar to frnnles at a certain period ol
life, bad lyings in, Sec.
Hamilton's lliirm Lozctw*.
The most celebrated remedy fur curing dis
orders arising from worms. !
Hahn's true anil pcuuiue
GERMAN CORN PLAI-STER.
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily re
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
l'or the Teeth and Gums.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATE».
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
7 ISSEATE lir EXTRACT OR MUSTARD
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, N'u,
moness, See.
T.OOTII-ACIIE DROPS,.
The only remedy. (1i?cov< red, wlrirh gives
immediate ant! lasting; relief in the ino*t severe
instances.
Please to take notice that
h qf f/u: pen
nine Medicines has on the outride vura/t/ier the
signature o f
HANNMÎ LEE,
Widow of the lat; i ronrc''"
January 1 3, 1 80p.
Tli.iifat'ris
of fit low citizens have re
ccited benefits 1 •
■ v.bov.e Medicine« when
reduced to the .■
• ' of difrafe, and rrtoflv
families of t . !,
11 tpecta.bil ty have given
public tefl
■ ihe ail minting cutes fer
formed wit! .
• if p.re ar-jiioiis The pro
' i 'fiured riiat a iingle trial of
I rie.ors a
any artie'e h < cum. . rated, <v jl convince the
uioft iircjsiditc.-i perfon ii) its utility.
I o tit- .-it cour.rericin, obferve than none
can be genuine wiri.out tin fignature of
• Michael Lee, & Go.
(Lare Kicha.d Lee& Son.)
N B
Each and every medicine above enu
tnui ated, liave d reétions detcrihing their mod«
of ule iu tlie ntolt perfect maimer.
Sold :<t
the bookflore of Mathew R, Lockcrman next
above the 'îank.bf Delaware, Market-ftreer,
VV i mingron.
December 9, 1S09.
'y
M. R. LOCKERMAN,
This Jor sale, at hin Book-Store,
LARGE WRITING PAPER, AND
PARCHMENT,
OF A SUPERIOR QUALlfr.
Wilmington, January 13, 1310.
WSgnvsnw »"».-XQ-E WJTOWWXS...M S «MO ——
Printed and Published
On Wednesdays and Saturdays J
IiY JOSEPH JONES,
In Market street, a few doors above the ïh.n ï
Delaware.
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lbsctiption will be received fjpr a shorter
hi. Ni
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IV..Subscribers shall have the right of discontinuing
their mhscHptien at the end of a year from the
time of their subscribing, by paying what may be
due, and giving notice of their intention.
i r . Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen lines, wdi
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subsequent insertion twenty cents —tonger oiks in
the same proportion ; but a reasonable discouat
will be made in favor of those who advertise by the
. year, half-year, or quarter.
VI. All articles of a personal or private nature \vU!
be charged as advertisements, and must be paid.
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VII. Advertisements, notices, &c. of all religion**
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communications addressed to the Editor, through the
medium-af the Post-Office* or tlrcy will not be re
\ cc^v^d.
j A-i«*«*. Jt. f*s A •'•£».?,. •
; l was attacked wîtii a Violent cote!, a te
vere cough and pains in ti e breast, which
COii*
tinned to grow worfc ; during which time my
appetite failed and my voice altered To much
that it Was with the utmost exertion I could
prmionncc a Angle lenience louder than my
|.breath'. Soma of my iriends having chl'ervcd to
fnie, that much good had been done by Lee's
| ' lixir—advifed me to procures bottle from
j Mcfirs. Warner, & Ilar.na, which 1 accordingly
did—and to theft* peifons, unacquainted with
| the merit« of this medicine, it w.i<l appear aston
; Idling that three doles fliould îetno.e the pains
in my breast, a»4 the ufe of the battle restored
me to nerfeci health,
I. 1
J. A Smith,
Market street, fell's Point.
Let 's
Worm Destroying LoEenges,
Which eiVeflually dif,el nil Ends of worms front
perlons ol e\ ery a>'e.
I he follow ' °
ng is net a fngular inûance *f
tno efli ci'- ot wui'jjj >n aduhs*
Messrs, R, Lee and Son,
1 ' u '. a ll1 f , I ::li ® 1 was afflicted vyithfalmipz'.
ms griping lmwels, pains in theftoniaeit
am! a was . ; rite fl-fli — the advice of an'
«■Jiiinrm pi.yi, proved olelefl—nothing now
appeared bn - r- . .-'anclioly profpeâ of death ;
when hat July . n'sl and re-collected tlie
many
cures-aid t ! . . . h.'-n
performed by Lae's Ft,.
'.N'u pro; i ..d liPm Messrs W-ar
a :
ner und 1 aim-., which has entirely removed e
} i; nipt, n o il« c mplaint.
VP
I laving expp ienetd fo much benefit myfelfj
think it my duiv to recommend them to all my
Lierai boxes have been sent bv
acquaintance
my father's family in Bethleh m tobe
me to
difu'ibuicd among tny iriends who might be af*
fiicted with
Any other infuriiiation
worms
wi.i be pivert by «.pplymg'to
L. C uharine Walker.
Market fpacr.
Edward Higgins,
'-outlt-street,
Ba.tm.m e, admiuift red Lee's
Loz-ngc, f.greeajle tu the direction«, t-o his
ch Id ot 14 tin,nt obi—th- first of Which
ex
pePetl u
ii rin meafui ing 20 incites long &
1..-nr hull'an neb thick, the second dofe cx
pcled a not her 16 inches lo-g £; the fame thick*
n ti. and a quantity ot final! worms mixed with
slime, Ac. The child c-ujoys a good ftaie 0»
health.