The Delaware gazette — Wilmington [Del.], 1810-01-13 00:00:00, page 4

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1 was attacked with a v-olent CO..I, a .e
vere cough in d pams ;r tl e hreast, v-hicll ctin
linued to grow wotfe ; du ing which time my
appetite failed and my voice altered fo much,
that t was with the utmost exeitiun could
pri.mun.ee a tingle f-ntc ce tonde; than my
breetp Some of nvy iriei d-having chfervtd to I
-.at much to d had been done b L'-e's \
rue.
i.lixir—advifeti me to procure a ho.tie from
l'.lefii-s Warner & ' :• rr:a, v.h ch accordingly
d'd vil to th fe pe ions, unacquainted with
themer : o'this u-edieme it nPI appear a-.ton
Hti'-'g that tine' dnfeiv filou Id rain e lie pains
breast, and the ul'e o' the b tile restored
in my
uc \rj pi*rft*ô I.calti:.
J A S.ilith.
Market street, Ttli's Point.
I.c Worm-Dovitoviusj; Lozengt-s,
wh-ch ■ ( ifiiially dlT cl ail k ntl» of worms from
perfb-i: S' every age.
1 he f-jii <vv né a not a f n:,ular infiancc of
die tliectf of worm in aciulis.
Sfensr.s.R
:• cir! Son,
Tor a lo
was affi cred with fainting
tune
fits gri; lip in the bowels, pains in ihcflomach
and a vva:- 1 o of the fledi—the adv
ce 1 fi an
cmincr.' pln'.i.iai' pi- .vcd ttlelcfl-—nothii.g now
r.ppeiirfi' ini the « .mclio'y prnfpcct of death ;
v lun happily n:v i-us -and recollected the
many
turc. 4 . - :i 1J lu have been perfo, tried by lac's /,»
r -. a box wa p'oettred mm Mes-isWa -
md in ns.
Inch has ent rely lemovcd e
v-iy f mptei! o nee ivpluinr
F-sviitji ex e it'.t.d fi: much benefit ui'le'f,
-li * ■ k it ni y duty to > ecomnierd th.-ni to a 1
Li'
few- s' ' oxc l ave Ire-n si ..! !
ac.j"..untune •—
y fallu
Vf:
nily in hethlcfi m to h
N'
clil' ibii ici *.
,M *»g »»v 1 i'nd ; who u• »«» :.t he .<
Mien il 'v .:lt v.-., mis
lv othc .xilurmat;« n
Will DC given by ..pp!
to
Catharine Walker.
*' Market '.'pace
Ei^tvaid Higgins
tictiuine Lee's Elixir! !
JJbvereign remedy fo Colds, obltinate Coughs,
Ca'arrhs, Asthmas, 'ore Throats, and ap
proaching Cotifumptions.
A fi gle tda! of this med cine will prove its
(ffiescious quality hi redotinga perfpiration
Common to healthy people, it uillodges and
ex
pels the tough vifcic phlegm or muen , ftrength
ening the weakened vellèls of the lungs, thus
linking at the root of the diforder ; the fymp
toms of cou fe are effectually and crmanently
conquered The great number of cure' p rfov
med by thi- el- gant and ufeful prepa ation, is
fufficient to convince thole thit labour un
der colds, couglif-, &c. of being immediately
refit ved. Tor the information of thofe perfons
if any tjiyre be that have not heard ol the ba!
famic q«f lifies of LET'S ELIXIR, we give the
names of the allowing perfons, who are well
known to our citizen.« in genera: as perfons ol
integr ty and drift veracity from the tollovv
ing certificate it will plainly appear, that a
three yea s cor.lhmptitm, a common cold, or
cough, are ah with eafe re aved bv LEE'S
ELIXIR.
To Parents who may have Children afflicted
with the
Whooping Cough,
This difeover 1 is of the firft magnitude, as it
affords mmedute relief, checks the progrets
and in a fhort time enti ely removes the most
cruel difoidtr to which childre are liable—
the - lixir is fo perfeftly agreeable and the dole
fa final! that no difficulty arifes in taking it.
Mcfsr v. R I .ee Sc Son.
The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
called LEE''' EL1X R, induces me to g ve you
th 3 certifie te for pub! cation, to point to my
tuner 1 ; fellow limitai- the road to health, the
r o-c. valuable of all earthly poilllfiuns. Tor
Opwaid-of th ee yetrs I ba e been afflicted
V.-ith a lev ere cough, tightnef> of the ireast,
lownels of fpirit , and a gradual wast ngot 1 he
fifth, hav ng, :rie different med cir.e rec„tn
mended fo, fielt euf with ut receiving -an
Veal eiufit; fo tnnatelv one of youradvertlfe
jrte.-ts »is given to me and 1 immedia'ely ap
plied to Mr Vauce, 178 Market IV. eet, for
fouie of your EL \ R which ha contrary to
the expectations ot my friends, restored me to
fny fo mer good state of health. Any informa
liou will be given by me.
George Hartvcod. ,
Maiket street, Baltimcre.
Jljc'n . *?. Le S; Soil,
You ar at liberty to publifli for the good
cf ot'.rr-, the bene t have r ceived fiunyctir
excelled prepaiatinn. called *• I re's Elixir "
ïteing afîl ct d with v oient pa-nf m the breast,
Inf* of appetite and debility cf the whole fv fi
tem, which rendered me unable to at': rid to bn
finefi-, being advifed to tr ■ your ! lixir, . pro
cured two battles of Mcfl'r . W. rnei & Fauna,
whicti lias entirely removed the complaint, and
je-tnred mr to a peifcct state of health Trnui
the good eff fits ol yuur h lixir I was lt d to
suppofe y ir '.ither medicines were equally ef
ficac ous which induced me t-- give your M'orm
Lozenges to my children, and with pleafure !
i„m n. you, they had the dehn d effect. Any
information ! Hull g.ve on application to
other
jTic at rov huufe Iv's sireet, altimoie
Joim Keiler.
8 o:ith-street, IVtmiore, udminiftered L ee
Lozeng >, agreeable to the directions, to his
cli Id of 14 mom old—th first of ■which ex
pellet! a '' ornt meafuring 20 inches long &
near half an nch th ck, the sec- lid dole ex
pelled another 16 inches lo' g & the fame thick
n il) and a quantity ot fmall worms inixtd with
slime, &c. fi.e child enjoys a good ilate of
health.
Thoufantls of our fellow citizens have re
eived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the lad ft-Jge of difeafe, and many
families of the fil'd refpectabil ty have given
public teft-mony of the aftonifhiug eines pet
to med with the above preparations 1 he pro
prietors a>e well alliired that a tingle trial of
any article here enumerated, w II convince the
mod prejudiced pe fon in its utility.
lo deleft counterfeits, nbfcrte than none
can be genuine without the lignature of
Michael Lee, S; Co.
(l.atc RiclU'd Lee & Son.)
N. B.— Each and every medicine above enu
murated, have d reetions defcribing their mode
of ule in the mod perfect manner.
Sold at
.
the hookftore of Mathew R. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Market fireet,
Wi inington.
December 9, 1809.
iy
To be Rented
)
For one or in »re years , ami possession given the
2 5th of March neit %
A PLANTATION,
Well known by the name of
Bread <£r Cheese Island.
f i-i situated on White Clay Creek, five miles
from Wilmington, two from Newport, ami
half a mile from Staunton. The siiuation is
healthy and pleasant, and convenient to mills
markets and places of public worship.
A large po:tion of the land is marsh mea
dow, in excellent order, and well calcula
ted for grazing. The improvements
are, .1
good dwelling house ami kitchen, and all neces
j
sary out hnu ■ rs for the accommodation of a large
1
-toi k. As it is presumed that any prison wish
; j
ing to rent will first desire to view the premises,
■ further dcscriptio: is deemed unnecessary.—
For f urther particulars enquire of the subscriber,
m the village of Newport.
A roil Jastis.
November 22, 1 SO 1 !.
oe
Take Notice
I i i i i av.cn up on suspicion of being it
V \ u -away, an;l now confined in lie
• ail tl Citesicr County, Fennsvivani 1 ,
■\
and
libuk Man, who calls himself Shadrach
I Macklitl appears to he about 21 or
22
v t urs
■
| 0 «g" j about 5 lecl 7 or 8 inches high ; full
face ; thu k Ups ; a small sear under his right
Its
j etc ; says he was bt ought up with Sampson
. Dav is, .1 colored man, and a house carpen
j u-r. near Milford in the state of Delaware,
| and set free bv him. Älarch 1809, but
as
nu credetuiais to show this was the case.
. Any person owning said black man,is de
, , irifd to com , f olwa °|, prove his propcrlVf
pav charges and take him away before the
H- th of December next, otherwise he will
be discharget. from prison.
Thomas Evans, l
JT, ft.Chester. Nov. 23. I 8(h). 4 ,
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l'OT SclilJ
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A / AIMABLE PLANTATION,
/ tONl'AIMM, 201 ) » re-ol Land, situa
I V. ud in Mill C'-eck hundred, New Ca-ile
\ county, aid stale of Dct.iwu-e. There are on
the picm-ses a ve-y eomfortable dwelling house,
a good barn, hav house, ice. all in good ortie .— 1
A considetuhie portion of the ground is well tim
bered, the remainder arable and meadow,
T he natural soil 13 good and may be improved
..t .1 small expente, being situated within a short
distante of an extensive lime s-onc
quarry.-—
possess on may be hail en the 23d of next Mart li
an.I the tenu- of sale known by applying to John
Sun k ton 1 , Wilmington, Dr. James M'Calmont
in New Castle, or Joseph England near the pre
mists, vvlip will also shew the property, if call
ed on.
New Cau'c 1 5 th Vnv
lm
HARLAN'S
Square Sun-dial Compass.
THE subscriber has invented
an instru
ment In survey l.y die sun, which in every
tv -peer supercedes the needle,and not being
subject to At traction or v
riation, will point
on ihe variation of the needle at sea, and
die time of the dav
It m-v he seen at
Richard Baker's, Bradford, near the Forks
■ i Brandywine, '.ill the 25th of March
I he said Baker will show any gen.
M XI.
■lemun the practice and principle of the in.
«trumeni for\ne quarter of a dollar.
JEHU HARLAN.
NovlJ. Î 899 .
4;
For Sale,
N excellent M Il-Cli COW. F*or par
\
ticulars enquire of the subscriber,
at
('»•and, wine AI ills.
James JeftcrLs.
Nov. 15, ICG9.
<Ct
To be Rented
ND possession l au immediately the
A
Store-Room and Cellars umir il >
Printing-Office ot the Delaware Gaz it:.—
For particulars enquire of die Priutci.
Nov. 8 , J 809.
3ii I
WJLJJhVG TON COLLEGE
r I HE Tiustees of Wilmington College
JL take pleasure in beingable toannnunc;
to the public the revival of the Latin schm 1
in this institution, under the immediate
care of Mr. lüg low and general -uperm
tendance of the Rev. Dr. Read. 1'h*- heal
thy situation of Wilmington, its charactn
for morality, ths goodne-s of its market
and choice of best bon ding houses, joined
to the evidence of Mr. Bigelow's enpuerv
as a teacher, and the long and justly esta
blished repuu'ion of Dr. Read as .1 success
lui preceptor, nil concur to recommend this
seminary to tee attention of Parents mid
i
Guardians, anxious to promote the eduen
tion and improvement of the youth intrust,
ed to their care, enpsciallv v. hen tin v art
further assured that the other department'.
. 0 / the Colit.gc are provided with tutors fui
inadequate to their appninttnem i, and o
unexceptionable moral characters
By order of the Board,
BO:'. R T HAMILTON,
n
EBENE/.- R \. SMI 1 H,
JOHN ROMNEY,
WILLIAM 1'H VIE,
July 2 * 2 , 1809.
For Sale,
A
T tire Book-Stoic of M. IL I
-CCKEUMAS,
Weems' Life of Washington, c.r
a iurid ot information and amusement.*
An interesting history of tire Knight's Tern
plars, their origin, character amt persecution.
The history of the decline and full of the Ro
Empiie, by Edward Gibbon ; containum
man
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches 01 Ireland, written in Con
naught, bv Miss Owciisnn.
Poetic Trifles, try John Ilenry Mills,
conic
dian.
The V ild Iiisli Girl, by Mi— Owenson.
Mor.talhcrt a novel ; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Joseph Andrews ; Roderick Rand
; Ghat lutte
Temple; the DrownM Wife; the Vicar ot
Wakefield ; Blair's
Lectures ;
Goldsmith's
Rome ; Jes-N Suiveying; Jackson's Book-keep
ing ; the Clerk's Magazine ; and a
great variety
ol histories,
voyages anil travels, day-books,
journals and ledgers, and writing-books of every
description ; writing paper, slates, surften and
•hviders, quills, inkstands, vvafeis, Sx. 07c.
* That scientific audmr speaking of the Fr-'.-l
and Indian wars about the time of Rr.id Jock's n ; -, 1
describes the effect the news had in England thus :
■ Swift as the broad winged packets could tty a
cross the deep, ihe news was carried to England.—
Its eilects there was like that of a stone rudely hur cd
against a nest of Inmetc. Instantly, from centra
to
circumference all is rage and bustle.. . Ihe hive re
sounds with the maddening insects 1 dark tumbling
trom their cells they spread the hasty wing, and ,
shrill v.-hizzmg through the air, -hey rush to find the
toe Just so in me sra-rulivg island, from queen*,
house to ale-house, from king to cockney, all were fierce
lor light. Even the red-nosed purlers, where they
met, ber.dirg under their burdens vruld siri» lu
lju V in tl "-' stree,s . to tali' of emci.asu's
rtOKCSî
0 * ^ rc def m
snrv
x* were seen to
throw ,n K their pacts to the grotmd antti-aiWi
nitr
l ' ie of boxers With sturdy arms across and
rough black jaws stretched mm they bend forward to
tlie fancio/ fight the frog-eaiing toe, in shirtless
ruffles and long lank cue, seems to give ground • then
nTn".!" l ' U w j "hp lire striking eyes they press
kick and cuff and"many a tortv cint the/^..^
gioui.imo caown. how damn 'em ! .
they would
lh,, , ,ll P llle Fiencii.
September G, 180J.
1
A iatthew Kean
I NFO.'. MS his friends and the public
that l has» opened a Dry Good Stör- of
the vves fide of Market Street, next door
below t « corner of Second Street ; where
li
he offers for sale a handsome assortment of
easo nable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June 17, 1809.
To be Rented,
Ar.d possession given on the 25th of 'larch
next,
A
LARGE and very convenient brick
Dwelling-House, (with pi.:
zza and
kitchen adjoining) situate in the village
o
Christiaha.Bridge, in New-Castle ■- -
countv
and state of iJelawure : together with a
large hay-house, carriage-house, and good
s'a ibtig for horses and cattle. '1 'ne du ell.
■ng-house is 44 feet front, 20 deep ; finish,
cd in the best
mannet, and in corn
■tf re
pair.
Alsvn
about ten acres of LAND, in a
very high state of cultivation, adjoining the
above described
premises; which will be
rented with, or separate from the same, as
may he agreeable to the person renting._
Fora further description of the property,
and terms, apply to Mr. Dame! Smith thi
tenant in possession, or to the subscriber in
Nevv-Castle.
„ JAMES COUPER.
New Castle, Dec. 23, 1809.
tf
iNotice.
Ç 1 UG-rl persons as are indebted to thç eg.
J täte of ESTHER YARN ALL, de
ceased. cither b,y bond, note, or book-debt,
arc requested to make immediate payment
'o John Warner and y ahn Tarbert, or eith
jr nl thenii who are legally authorised to
receive the same. And thus?
who have
laims against Said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
Wiliiai 1 Warner, Ex'r.
Fe'>. 11 , 1809.
if
James Gardner,
ST3 ESPECTFULLYinforms his friends
•» Vaud the public that he has removed
his store to the east side of Market-street,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near,
h opposite the post-office) where he has
opened a large assortment of elegant Dry
i Goods among which are,
Marseilles quiltings
tiltte. black,brown,drab,
cm beau, botile green,
Fustians and jeans
Lille strings
grey, and dark mixed
rmpei fine cloths
binshaw and Marital
silks
t'arssi meres
Bei net's patent cord
bilk &• york tan gloves
Bandanna and Madras
Coating 1 amt flannels
Forest cloths
handkerchiefs
\ civets and constitc ion
CummcTs hair shawls
Cords
Checkered and striped
Bevereens
linens
f-3 and 4-4 Irish linens
Damask shawls
hint Xt ci flow nankeens
lius.-ia & <low las linens
\\ ide am! narrow cotton
1 ' itt : nets äkbotnbazetts
cassimercs
Bed Sr green bocking
Chintzes and cailicoes
baize
Camhrick and common
Brown lioflands
dimities
Surrenders
Calimancoes
L 1 r rreilas &- parasols
Durant ami Jones' spin
Black satins and flo
ning
rentines
Cotton and worsted ho
Scissors Sr pen-kniveg
sieiy
Silk hose
Colored,rharntrr .1 y,cam
Gilt Sr plated buttons
hru k, jackanet, mull
Oil cloths
mull, India, British,
Trunks
book .gurrah, bttfra, Sc MoroccoSr kid shoes
leuo Muslins
&C. Sec,
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
Patent Washing Machines.
rmiiE
subscriber respectfully inu.rrns hi»
friends and the public in genet d, ihn he
has, some time a. o, purchase 1 nn exclusive nght
of making and vending Patent Wathinu Machina
throughout >he hundreds
f Brandywine and
Christiana, in New-Castle county, a number of
which machines tie 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 injuri
ous to clothes. He will continue to make ;
have a supply of them on hand, which he will
sill on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom ; and will also sell to any per
, son a right to make and Use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid,
ABRAM G EST.
Würninçfnn. T.,r t . lRr>9.
tf
John uixon
T TAVING succt:etle;l Warners
y Tor
*JL àert m the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them
on Market
street wharf ; offers for sale r-n the most
moderate terms,lor cash or tht nsun! credit,
A General Assortment cj Groceries.
And hopes by a strict attention to busi
ness, to merit a share of tire public patron
ige.
The Packet, Sloop Hope, Capt,
Milner with good accommodations for
, ns-mu gers, will |j1v betwten this Town 5;
Philadelphiaas usual—all freight suit by
said packet will he carefully attended
to*
of
Wilaiirgton, Julv 8, 1309.
fo the Public.
of
take the liberty cf inT r i
w
û rbe p^exi
tlemen of Wilmington and it- 1
icinitfj
p-rticuiwly welt as have ft • il c- to r.ic.-i.
niitdafe j,
that » 0 fwr?y' 00 UAjC Up f und and an uous bus:-» '
ness uf
Gold Finding^
o 7
In nil its various brauche«. The befer toensble,
us to ftrocidc for the numerous wonts of o»rfel.
low mortals, for no one will deny that all cUmm
ot the community are thefily eaueerned in o%r
o
researches, we have procured a new ami infalli
ble machine ; and we invite all who value die
a
necessaries of this world to make trial of its vir
rues ami our indefatigable industry,
While
some rely on faith alone, we expect to live only
by our vvotki.
CufFee Spencer,
Scotland Hill.
a
Wilmington. IVr. 27, 180)).
4t
Ma*
Twine Sein and White 11
nuikctory.
LOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
_ Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twine, warranted equal to ami
imported, for sale by
John Hedges..
fira
Dec. fi, 180?.