The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-04-14 00:00:00, page 4

Florizel ,
Will stand the ensuing season, co mmencing from
the date hereof, and closing uRo/i the 12th day
of July next, ensuing :~
At the following places-—viz.
4 r the stable of Mr. Tau! M'Ginn'«, at the
sign of the Spread Eagle, in Market st.
lington, from the date hereof, until Monday
ihe 16th iast. be will tkeu be removed to White
Hall Farm, now in the tenure of Mr. John
F.rwin, in St. Georges hundred, anil county of
'Hew Castle, and lately the residence of the sub
ecriber, where he will remain for one week, and
on alternately for one week at each plact
so
throughout the season. The prices are as herein
enumerated—ten dollars for the srason if paid by
Ihe 15th day of July, if after that period, 12
dollars will be demanded—six dollars the single
leap—sisteen dollars to ensure with foal, and 75
cents to the groom. Payments are to be made
to the subscriber, or to his lawful appointed agent,
xt each stand.
FLORIZEL
Was bred by the Duke of Bedford, and imported
by Mr. Hellen— he is remarkab e for hia strength,
figure and activity, Hi hand» high, a beautiful
dapple bay, and ia well known to be equal, if not
luperior, to any horae upon the peninsula.
FLORIZEL waa got by the noted Florixel,
out of a brown mare by Alfred ; his grand-dam
Fairy Queen, by Young Cade; his great-grard
dam was Black Eyes, by Crab, out of Warlike
Galloway, by Snake, it is thought unnecesaary
to say mort, aa he and his colts will show for
themstlves. A more particular account may be
had by applying to the subscriber.
WILLIAM YUAZER.
tft Good pasture will he provided for marts,
at 50 cents per week—but accidents and tscapei
must be at ihe risk of the owners. .The groom
is a regular hied Farrier, and offers his services
t ) those who may think proper to call upon him
in that way.
April 11, 1810.
NEW-ARK ACADEMY.
Semi-annual examination of the stu
A
dents of the Nor-Ark Acadcmv, will
take place in Ntw-Ark, on Thursday the
25th inst. The parents and guardian» of j
the pupils, and friends of the institution are
invited to attend. By order of the. board
of trustees.
J. K. BLACK, Sec.
April 11,1810.
4t
Wilmington College Lottery.
a
severe
Tenth Day's Drawing.
often
No. 5900 a prize of 100 dollars.
could
No. 3957—20 dollars.
Prizes of Ten Dollars.
:
Nos. 310, 1794. 2033, 2422, 3501, 4232,
! mony
4480. 4910,
Prizes of Five Dollars.
j others
1 CD 4 2.593
151
Ml -
3503 4870
: ! the
295 813 1797 24t)0
3504 4523
51
61 i j I
572 1012 I9I2 2509
3300 4741
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422 1033 1923 2553
380.5 4753
lGd-t 2015 3597
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513
3315 4731 551
1132 2023 2309
530
3849 4798
85 j bad,
1200 2031 2831
£,'9
3353 4317 5519
601
125») 20.'17 2b7(!
3379 '13-12 .5742
bed
1307 2113 2933
620
3.380 4870 5305
Add
523
1434 2134 2953
3937 4990 39+O
515
1404 2135 2993
4015 4993 5970
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1325 2293 3071 4237
5078
5993
718
55t 3099 4255
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5034
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>70 3152 44
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5/4 3433 4431
7 30
5107
I eian,
The next Jay's drawing will take place on
I'uesdiy the 17(1) instant.
I case,
April 7 . 13 FO.
1 al,
TO BE LET,
f KTHi. Farm and Marsh, Lie in the tenure of
B John File, containing a F'arm House and as and
bout
y ai res of Land, in rnd adjoining the
Borough, and ninety acres of Marsh m Cherry
Eland, li not let soon altogether, it will be di
Tided and let 1-epH'atetv.
JOSHUAS: THO's GILPIN.
Atirff 7.
4*
Wilmington College.
7'B 4111'. Truffees of the Wilmington College,
8 take pleafure in announcing to a liberal
public, that the Latin department of this inffi
tntion is permanently ellablifhed under the
immediate care of Mr. Jofeph Downing, who
will alfo teach the higher branches of Mathe
I
The healthy situation of Wilming
niaticks.
ton, its character for morality, the goodnefs
of markets, and cheapnefs of boarding ;
com
bined with the well elUbiilhed reputation of
Mr. Downing as a fiiceefiful teacher, all concur
to recommend this fern-nary to the attention of
parents and guardians, to whole care ihe edu
cation and improvement of youth may he
( n
trnfl d—the truffees inform the pubic with
equal confidence that the Knglifli fçhoni is in a
flourifliing (late under the iuperintendance of
Mr. E K. Dare—and ihe young ladies tie; art
men' is aga n permanenily revived under the
pare of the llev. Mr. Henderfon whole refpeç
tabilit v and acknowledged merit are a fare
pb doc of his d.l'pofition and ability to improve
the young ladies committed to h scare.
It OR T. HAMILTON, \ r
1 BEN. A. SMITH, f 5
.1 < '11\ I'.L'MSAY. ( 5
WILLIAM PRYCF. ) z
Ap il 4, 1110.
»1
WANTED,
T WO or three apprentices to the Hatting
bulinels. Alfo two or three journeymen
who are good workmen.—for particulars ap
ply to the fubferiber, in Mill-Creek hundred,
within three miles from Wilmington.
ELISHA STARR.
tf
March 24, 1810.
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
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
Dec. 6, 1809.
Cm
OBSTINATE COUGHS,
Colds, Asthmas, See. are immediately relieved and
speedily cured by the use if Hamiltons Elixir.
Dear bought experience has taught thousands
that oily and heating medicines, joined with
strong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeated do-.es of
which flatter and deceive the patient for the p
re
sent, by procuting momentary ease ; experience,
I say, has taught thousands, that the common
opiates and balsatnics, as they arc called, finally
aggravate every disorder of the breast and lungs,
in their most distressing symptoms : that they
load the »toinach and impair the digestion, in
flame the whole eyitem, increase the difficulty ot
breathing and excite fever. I5ut the qualities ot
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 the body, and brings on the common
healthf il perspiration, that it dislodges and eva
cuates the tough viscid phlegm or mucus,
streng hens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheatl cs the acrimonious humor which irritates
them and Anally discharges it. Thus striking
at the ront of the disorder, the symptoms are of
course effectually and permanently conquered,
the reverse ot common medicines which weaken
the constitution and gives strength to the disor
der for the sake of moderating for the present
some of the painful effects.
To Parents who have children afflicted with
the hooping cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief, checks
the grogress.aml in a short time entirely remeve
the most cruel disorder to which children are
j
liable. The Elixir is so pcrfeclly agieeab!e,and
llie dose so small that no difficulty arincs in ta
king it.
king it.
^els
Mr. Ahdijah Henly, Biidgestreet, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton's Elixir, of
a very complicated ditordor occasioned by a very
severe cold caught .several months ago. He
breathed with the greatest tlimcuiiy, an»> *»
med
often thrown into weakening sweats when he
r*
attempted to walk any distance, and hi. voice
.
der
would frequently fail in such a degree that he
could only attempt to whisper. He has been
i
,1
upwards ot »ix 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
j others the excellent quality of Hamilton's Elixir
- prepared by the late Mr. Lee, I have sent you
ing
! the following account of the benefit 1 have re
I ccivcd from it ; which 1 hope will induce others
j to give it a trial. In consequence of a bruise on
! the breast received from a fall, my health grew
j bad, my breathi-ig became very difficult, and
T
frequently 1 have lud suddenly to rise up in my
bed with all the horrors ofiinmcdiate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain in my breast, and
a*ough, a great loss of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms evidently
and
indicated an appioacliing consumption. The
j advice of a most eminent physician was resorted
the
! to, and afterwards a second was culled in, but
fo
without giving me any relief. Another physi
I eian, who knew me and the circumstances ot my
I case, advised me to give Hamilton's Elixir a tri
1 al, saying, lie had used it in his practice, and al
ways tound it d.o much good. A bottle was
procured from Mr. Birch's, and 1 found relief
before 1 had taken half of it. I continued to use it
and was sonn strong enough to attend to tny bu
siness. On taking cold, some of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two of the Elixir.
GKO. BENNER, jun.
No. 11 Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mhi. H. Lue.
From Luthur Martin F-y. In le Attorney General
of the slate of Maryland.
1 comply with votir request in stating my opin
ion of 1 lamilton's Elixir. It has been nsetl iu
my family for two or three years put, with uni
form »ucceas, whenever colds, coughs, or similar
complaints, have rendered medicine necessary.
I have myself found it an excellent and agreeable
remeJ,y for & very painful and troublesome affec
tion tf the breast, accompanied with sorenas»,
ami with tostructeil and difficult breathing.
C*t hett accounts 1 do not hesitate to
of
leconrt
rxenti 'in-1.Ann's Elixir as a valuable medicine,
aV-i K*ir'*3public attentiou.
of
LUTHER. MARTIN.
HAMILTON^ ELIXIR,
n
And«) assortment tf the following genuine and
celebrated Medicines have ju:t been received
a
from the firo/irietors Medicine Sture, New
of
York, and arc for sate at Pl.rfR Jlhrnuiwu's
art
Hook-store, Wilmington,
the
ITCH CURED
fare
By once using Lee's Sovereign Ointment.—
The proprietor informs those persons and fami
r
lies who are suffering under tui» disease (ngainst
5
'he infection of which no person is stfe) that it
5
this ointment is used at night on going to bed il
z
never taib to perfotm a cure by the fultowirg
morning, as thousands who have used it du.iwg
the last ten years can testily. • >' e P ecul,at
cellencies of this infallible remedy lor the itch,
over every other, are the certainty ol the cure
by a single application ; the ingredients being
so
innocent as to be applied with perfect safety lo
the tcmlerest infant ; and its being not only free
offensive smell but equally agreeable
from any
with the pleasantest pomatum.
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine lor the speedy relief,
anti permanent cute ol various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis.
cretions, residence in climates unfaiorable to the
constitution, the immoderate use ol tea, ficquent
intoxication, or any destructive intemperance,
the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, the
diseases peculiar to females at a certain period ol
life, bad lyings in, fete.
Hamilton's IFôr/n Lozenges.
The most celebrated remedy for curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Hahn's true ami genuine
GERMAN CORN PLA1MTB.
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily re
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
CESUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
Far the 7'rith and Gums
HAHN'S CENU.Nil EVK WATER,
A sovereign remedy lor u I ! duc .tes ot the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSEXCJi 1st EXTRACT OR MUSTARD -
I-'or Rheumatism, Gout, P .l-y, v/ellitig, No,
moness, &c.
TOOTH-ATI IE DROPS,
d, which gives
The only remedy yet disent, m
immediate ami lasting relief in
ihe most severe
instances.
l 1 lease ta tale notier that inch "f the l r en
nine Medicines has on the outside îvro/i/icr th
signature of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of the late promc'"
January 1 3, 1 flOjL
.
Genuine Lee s Elixir I J I
A ibvereign remedy for Colds, obltinate Coughs,
Catarrhs, Asthmas, bore Throats, and iq -
proaching Confumptions.
1 G , , ... . I
A Angle trial of this med cine wrll prove its
Æcacious quality in reftoting a peilpirauon |
iomnion to healthy people, i: dillodges ami
ex
^els the tough vil'cic phlegm or mucin, (Length- 1
•ning the weakened vtllcis ot the lungs, 11ms
Unking at the root of the difot 1er ; the lyu;. |
toms ot couife are effectually aid permanently j
Tl' , ^7'' r nT" , « 1, r ei ; 0t Cures
med by this cLcant and ute*ul preparation, is
r* rn • * • , . ? 1 , t
rumcient to convince thole thru labour un*
. -, ico re- ri
der colds, cousmfr. &c. of being; immediately
, V, r • r o i r .• I
i elieved. For the information ot thole pe.' - s,
,1 any there be, that lnive not heard ot the oal
anno qualities of LEES ELIXIR we give the
names of the following perlons who are well
known to our citizens in general as perlons ol
integrity and Arid veracity. From the follow
ing certificate» it will plainly appear, that a
three years confumption, a common cold, or
congh/are all with cafe removed by LEE'S
EL1XIK
T e Parents who may have Children afflvfted
with the
Whooping Cough,
Th'u difeovery is of the firft magnitude, as it
afford» immediate relief, cheeks the progrefs
and in a fliort time entirely removes the most
cruel diforder to which children are liable —
the Elixir is fo perfectly agreeable and tlie dole
fo fmall that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
Messrs. R. Lee Sr Son,
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
»ailed LFIE'S ELIXIR, induces me to g ve you
this certificate for publication, to point io my
fuffering fellow mortals the road to health, the
moat valuable of all earthly pofl'eflions. Fur
■pwards of three years 1 have been afflicted
with a fevere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lownefs of fpirits, and a gradual wasting of the
fiefh, having tried different medicine, recom
mended for filch cafes without receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one of your advertife
ments was given to me and 1 immediately ap
plied to Mr. Vance, 178 Market-llreet, for
fome of your ELIXIR which has contrary to
the expedtations of my friends, restored me to
my former good state of health. Any informa
tion will be given by me.
George Hartvcod,
Market street, Baltimore.
Mesres. R. Lcr h Sun,
Y oe are at liberty to publifh for th* good
•f others, the benefit 1 have received from your
excellent preparation, called " Lee's F.lixir "
Being afflicted with violent painfin the breast,
lof» of appetite and debility of the whole fyf
tem, which rendered me unable to attend to bu
ftneis, being advifed to try your Elixir, 1 pro
cured two bottles of Mefl'rs. Warner & Hanna,
which haa entirely removed the complaint, and
restored ma to a perfeft state of health. F'rom
the good effeftts of your Elixir I was led to
suppofit your other medicines were equally ef
ficacious which induced me to give your Worm
Lozenges to tny children, and with pleafure I
inform you, they had the defired c if eft. Any
other information 1 fltall give on application to
it
me at nVy häufe Sljr'i street, Baltimore.
il
Joli« K«U*c.
A/. ii, v. ,7.
«V So«,
I was attacked witli a violent coM,
a \t~
vere cough and pains in ti e breast, which con
tinued to grow worfe ; dining which time my
appetite failed and my voice altered fo much
that it was with the utmost exei lion I could
pronounce a fingle fentence louder than my
breath. Some of my friends having obferved to
me, that much good had been done by Lee's
Elixir—advifed me to procure a bottle from
Mefl'rs. Warner lx. Hanna, which 1 accordingly
did—and to thaïe perlons, unacquainted with
the merits ofthis medicine, it will appear aston
idling that three dofes Ihould lemoie ihe pains
in my breasc, and the ufe of the boule restored
me to perfect health.
J. A Smith,
Market street, Fell's Point.
Lee's Worm-Destroying Lozenges,
which etfeftually difpel all kinds of ivormsfrom
perlons of every age.
'I lie following is not a fingular inftance of
the effects of worm in adults.
Messrs. R. Lee and San,
For a long time I was afflicted with fainting
fits griping in the bowels, pains in tlieffomach
and a wasting of the fiefh—the advice of an
eminent phyficiau proved uleleff— nothing
now
appeared but the melancholy profpeft of death •
when happily my husband recollected the many
cures raid to have been performed by Lee's Lu.
box wav procured from Messrs War
Z(//
ner and Hanna, which has entirely removed c
-
veiy fy nip ton of the complaint.
Having expe ienced fo much benefit myfclf,I
think it my duty to recommend them to all my
acquaintance— lèveial boxes have been sent by
me to my father's family in Bethlehem to he
difn ihuted among my friends who might he af
flicted with worms. Any other information
will be given by applying to
E. Cathariue Walker.
Market fpace.
Edward Higgins.
■south-street, Baltimore, adminiîtcred Lee's
Lozenges, agreeaMe to the directions, to hi»
I ch Id of 14 mont old—the first of which ex
pclled a V\ orm meafuring ao inches long &
- " £ar half an inch thick, the second dofeex
P C cd " nother 16 ,nch * lo "S & the thick
I 11 li, and a quantity ot linail worms mixed with
s , ime>&c> Jle chilJ ej ,; oys a good ff a te of
|
1
Thoufands of our fellow citizens have re
■ eived beiie!i:s from the above Medicines when
| ltduted t() t i ic lait liage of difeafe, and many
j r am j- )es n f t] e ftrff tcfpectability have given
1 "-»re teffnuony of the altonifhing cures per
is ; . -, , , . h r
tomied With the above preparations. i he pro
• „ ,, .»• 1 . . _ r , . r . c
praters a e well allured that a hnnje trial of
» • n G . ,
I . e here enumerated, will convince the
s, ^ ;, dlced fo „ in lt ,' nt j lit „
., J co i ntcrfeits 0 i lfifrv ' t , Bn non0
can be iue WIlhout lh e fignau.re of
*• Michael Lee, & Co.
/
(LaH Ilichaid Lee It Son.)
a ,
N. B.-Each and every medicine above enu
murated, have doections deferring tli.ir mod.
°* u e in 1 îe n,ü ^ l )er * e '-^ niauner.
Sold at
the bookffore of Mathew R. Lockerman next
above the Hank of Delaware, Market-llreet,
Wi tnington.
December 9, JS09.
>y
it
.. M. R.~ LOCKER MAN,
Has for sale, at his Hook-Store,
—
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