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WILMINGTON, (Del.) Pu
ED and Published (weekly) by JOSEPH JOÜES, Puinter of the Laws of the Unite
INT
d States.
TERMS OF
Advertising in the Museum.
A NY advertisement, not exceeding six- j
teen lines, will he published three ;
times for a dollar, andevery subsequent in- j
sertion 25 cents—longer ones in propor
tion. All publications of a personal or
private nature will be charged as advertise
ments, and must be paid lor before inser
tion.
BY THE YEAR, &C.
To Rtyn*SubscHberi.
To Subscribers.
1 Year gll 00
1 Year g 10 00
6 Months 6 00
6 Mouths 5 50
3
Do.
3 25
3 00
Do.
Ail persons who may send advertise
ments for insertion are requested to specify
the length of time they wish them publi-hed ;
Otherwise they will be inserted till forbid, and
must be paid for accordingly.
NOTICE.
HEREBY give notice to the public,
I
that my wife Elizabeth Harvey, has
for some time past eloped from mv bed and
board without any real cause, and conduct,
ed very improperly :—This is therefore to
forewarn all persons from harbouring or
trusting her on my account, for I will not
pay any debts of her contracting after this
date.
William Ilarvcy.
Chester County, Jwp.e 3, 1809.
To the Public .
HEREAS my husband, William
w
Hatu-ey, has lately published to th<
world my elopeim-nt from him and given
a statement as false as it is ungenerous,
which i.t is my intention to correct, in sunir
measure. He says I had no just cause t>
leave him —I declare l had sufficient cause :
the world must judge, after hearing, thn'
since our -marriage, he has stripped me oi
all the I-'.tle property I previously owned
has .--'.eked and beat me until my life wa
lls/ Aired of, and even threatened mv life,
A luting the weapon of destruction at r.y
b ,-east. As to my leaving his bed ash
states, I reply ihe only bed I left wa? my
which with all my apparel (a few ot.
own
me excep'ed) he still retains from me. I
f ' this treatment, with a sucking child not y et
weaned, was no just cause for elopemcm,
1 am no judge what is.
Elizabeth Harvey.
Wilmington, June 10, 1809.
Fifty ^Dollars Reward.
R AN away from the subsciiber, living in A|
poquinimïnk hundred, Ncvv-Gastle conur
* and state of Delaware, on the night of the 3oti
of April last, a young
negro man
He is about 20 years of age, about fi
- Pet'er.
Iks straight
" feet six inches high, down lock, wql
and plays on the fiddle. Had onfa
; roram h
half worn, while muslin shirt, da^£,round ja«,
ket, black and white cotton vest/olive 1 thicks
round toed shoes, and other a y
'trovvsers, new
Whoever takes up ann st
paiel not known,
cures said negro, so that his master may get hi,
again, shall receive the above reward, and ,
brought home all reasonable charges paid, by
Eliezar David.
May 19. 180p.
LEE's
Genuine, Patent and Family
MEDICINES. #
PREFARED BY
Richard Lee & Son,
the L E PROPRIETORS. [
Observe
Medicines ar« sold
By MatfKTg
Book *.Lockerman
\
, arket
the signature of R ffJ dLe , ^'
er
the above jnsu
Wrscns notatftndingf.o
, medicin*
si ÏC r-r«- 1
the good effects of which are authenticated
by some of our most respectable citizens ;
j and without attending to the place of sale
as
; above and our signature, the purchaser may
j he disappointed by receding no benefit—t
or
haying the genuine medicines of Richard Lee
if Sun,
Lee's
Worm destroying Lozenges.
1 lis medicine is superior to any ever of
fered to die public, being innocent and mild,
certain
ami
efficacious in its operations
Should
-omis exist in th.e body, it will
no
without pain or griping, dense the stomach
uid bowels of whatever is foul or offensive
and therebv prevent the productions of worms
and many fatal diforders.
In order that the heads of families may be
able tojudge of the complaints of children,
whether they originale from worms
or not,
We will describe the symptom?by
hielt means
t will be easily known.
SYMPTOMS
Itching of the nofe and anus ; hunger with
ravenous appetite ; naufea ; knaviingpain in
the ftomach or intellmes ; foetid breath ; grind
of the teeth and moaning in sleep; in
in
termitting weak pulfe, and hectic fever : tirint
■ngs; and (ometimes coiivullion fit? ; palei
>ess ;
wasting of tlie flesh ; but there are feveral
kinds of worms ; Itch ng about the amts
irli
tenefmusare signs of ascarides, or small thread
■Sudden griping? about the navel de
omrs.
note the common round worm. Gnawing
g.insinthe stomach, and voraciousnefs, the
4 nrl a weight in the bel iy, like
maw worms
tile rolling of
i ball, the taenia, or tanc
For the yi
'ntion and cure of billions
Utah;
nantfevers is rctoTïhncudtd»
iis3
Lee's Am
• Billions Pi!
Prepared6g firn
tl Lee and Sun Rrl/imorc.
o ptirchafe this valuable
Ferfons \Vifhing
medicine are remit*
ed to be paat.cular in en
>1" r ng for Lee'
.■ iitlHonl Ptiisf püt Up in
vnndeii boxes, having on the omfide swapper
' ■e fignature of Richard Pee & Son—this is
u-cefsary as there are other pills of the fame
,ame.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild
fo as to he used with Safety by perlons in every
filuatioft, and of every age.
They hav-been found remarkably efficacious
o preventing and curing dHorders .artendant
- : long voya ;es,and should be procured and
.arefuliy preset vedfor ufs by every seaman
Lee's Elixar,
1A Obtain remedy for cold, coughs, asthmas,
and. part enia iy the whooping cough, fo de
structive to children.
Lee's Essence of Mustard,
j So well known for the cure of rhcumatifm,
gout, pnifey, t-prain?, &c.
Lee's Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequalled
the core of nervou? di?or.:er*, cunsampiions,
irWnef. ofspirits, inward weaknefses, etc.
para .
i.ee's Soverei<rn Ointment for the
Itch, *
Which is warrantcl^jan infallible remedy
y one apjdication,
Ag(ue andTever Drops,
For the cure of Ague?, remittent and inter
mittent Fevers.
Persian Lotion,
fK.
-\
elebrateci for the Cure ofRing worm?, Tet
Apif<
rs, &c.
Le^s Genuine Eye-Water,
An effectual remedy for all difeafe-s efMhe
Toolh-Ache Drops, /
which give immediate relief.
\
Lees Corn-PIaister.
Damask Lip-Salve,
Restorative Powder.
For the teeth and guiw.
1
The Anodyne Elixir, j
A
'v the cure of every kind of Head-Ache,
k-d
-Rian VeiV'^etahle Specific,
v cure ttMferieral Complaints.
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Lee's Laxitive Pills.
Each and every Medicine above enumera
ted have got their direction* delcribing their
mode of ule in the moft perfect manner.
October iy. ,
For Sale
T the liook- store of MATHEW R.
_LOCKERMAN, next above the Bank,
Market-street, Wilmington.
Handsome faRiily Bibles, or excellent paper
and print, abo Bible's with Gann's notes and
references, awl very small pocket bibles well
no und and priced.
Guthrie's Geographical, Historicalwmd Com
mercial Grammar, and present state* of the sev
eral kingdoms of the world wirf! all the latest
alterations am
Price S5 50
uiprovements.
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Ex
positor i.l tlic English Language, by John Wal
ker, author of
l> merits of Elocution, Rhyming
Dictionary, &c. ifc.
IViceSS 50.
ml Truth, ortlie Glory ami Fullness
of the Redeemer d.splayed by the Rev. William
M'Ewen. Price g l Jf
bketcl
1 » of the historfÇ* genius, disposition,
accomplishments, employments
, customs, virtues
umi vices of the fair sex in all pa
its of the work!
Price S I
Fhe Amé^cnn Ncpos a collection of the most
remaikable arid the most eminent men who have
contributed tl> the discovery, the settlement and
the independence of America. Price 8 I
The Ladies, Friend, being
treatise on the
virtues and qualifications which are the brightest
ornaments of the fair sex. Pri; e
1 c ents,
Eugenio am! Amelia, or the vi
unie? of life.
by the Rev. VVilliju« Roberts. Price (j?i cents
fared fioiniitre Eierj^i of M.uUinr
- •» MothjAJuion, b^Relât tj \wfîram Cf
l> ei
sq. autl. - of rhcjlPk. Price 37* ce
y Getters fiom fiM^atl to the living, to/Which
ârcacîded letters moral and entertaining, joy Eli
zabeth Rowe. Price 3 1
A selection of Ser/nons from the w
ks of(he
Rev. James Saurin/
on the following subjects :
1. The Omni;
fence of Grid.
in
2. The Manrÿr of praising OszTv
3. The Sovjffigoty of Jesus Christin the 3
Church.
4. The Equality of Mankind.
5. The Worfll, of the s
1.
Ö. The BiitWof Jesus Christ.
7. The. Resijrrection of Jesus Christ.
8. The Abstirdity'of^.ibertrnism and Infidel
«
uy.
U. The Harmony of Religion and civil polity
10. Chri.itbin Heroism.
1 1. General Mistakes, Price S I
Evans's Sketch of the denomination? of tl,
Christian world, accompanied witl^a persuasive
to religious modéra »ion.
r
is prefix et
t of atheists, deists, Wieophilanihro
an accou
plists, Judaism, Chinese, religion, chnstiaftity*,
mahometanipm.
V,
Christian St c/s.
ibellian?, ariank, tjt
Trinitarian.-, atlwnasian», s:
cess.irians, ma 4 cr«is, socimans, calv,mists, su
blapsarians amî Eriila|M»rians, arminiens, hax
terians, antinoirilli^,. papists, Greek, or Russian
ch urch, protestai*/, lutherans, huvonots, episco
palians, or church of England, dissented*, kirk
of Scotland, secedèrs, English jjresbyterians, in
dependents, brownists, psedobaptists, baptists
zentral andjwrticnSi^r.
iQuakers^metiiodists
, new methodists,jum
pers, universalists, rellyan universaiists, deHruc
tionists, sabbata/rians, moraviansl sandemanians,
hutchinOTnians, dunkers, shaker?,new American
-Me*, swedenhorgians, millenarians, to
sect, my
/fli reflections on the whole, and a re
gether Vij!
Price S 1
capitulary table.
-\ äJ \ Novels for Sale.
A\T the - Book-store of M. R. Lockerman,
/\ next above thp Bank of Delaware, the fol
lowing noyliWare .lor sale.
Romance!ofthc forest, Ferdinand and Elmi
ra, Emily tjlamilton, Vicar of Wakefield, Fam
ily of Ortenherg, Reuben and Rachel, Armenian,
of Ghost seer, Winter in London, Constant Lav
ers, Discarded Son, Maria, or the Wrongs of
Women, fijng, or the merry wives of Madrid,
Eugenio and Amelia, St. Clair, or the heiresa of
Desmond, Simple tales, Tears and Smiles, Sor
rows of Wçifer, Roderic*«* caslle, Wild Irish
Girl, Peregrine'Pickle, Roderjc Rando. ,/Joseph
Andrews, Don Quixote, Haunted Cavern, Cav
f Death, Charlotte'Temple^ Vicar of LairS
ern o
down, Margaretta, Trials of the heart, Monk,
Humphrey Clinker, Count Fathom, Sterne's
works. " '
Patent Washing Machines.
T HK subscriber respectfully informs hi#
iiicncfo and the public in general, tliut lie;
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive rignt
of making and vending Patent Wathbtg Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana* in New-CastJe county, a number of
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers posons and highly ap
proved of, as they save a gre.it part of the labour
of washing in the usuj^jgtvay, and arc less injuri
ous to clothes. He will continue to make ami
have a supply of then» on hand, which he will
sell*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.
Ab RAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 21,1 809.
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NOTICE.
A LL persons having atiy demand? a->
gainst the estate of John Garrett, 1 am
of Christiana Hundred, deceased, s
are re
quested to bring them, forward, properly
attested, for settlement ; and those indebt
ed are hereby required to make immediate
payment, to
LEVI GARRETT, or ?
E x'rj.
HORATIO G. GARRETT, 5
January 7, 1809.
6mo.
James Gardner,
R ESPECTr ULLYinforms his friends
and the public that he has removed L
bis store to the east side ol Wai-ke-t-Mre
(nea|
one door above Spackman & (mriibs.
.
ly opposite the post-office) where be has
opened a large assortment of elegant jDry
Goods among which are.
Blue,black,hi own,drab,
Marseilles quillings
coi beau, bottle g-een,
h ustiaos and jeans
grey, ank dark mixed
Lute strings
superfine cloths
Sinslla
ami Mantau
Carssi meres
silks
Rennet's patent cord
Silk 5r york tan gloves
Coatings and flannels
Bantlamia and Madras
Forest cloths
handkerchiefs
Velvets and constitution
Cammel's hair shawls
cords
Checkered and striped
Beverccns
linens
r-8 am! 4-4 Irish linens
Damask shawls
blue Sc yeiiow nankeens
Russia & dowlas linen*
Wide and narrow cottSn
Hat ti nets &rhoibl>;; zeit?
Recife green bucking
ca ssi meres
Chintzesand callicoes
baize
Camlnick and common
Brown holiantls
dimities
SusprndtTS
Gulimancoes
Un-'irellas& parasols
jJuiant aad Jones' spin
Black ratios and fio
niqg«
rentfnes
Colto^i fftd ,worstecl ho
Scissors & pen-knives
Silk hose u
•*siery *V
Kill & plated button*
C^lored,rFi
ay,cam
brick, iackunet, muil
O il cloths
mjjll, India,. BVitish,
TAiiiks
booH*,gui rah,bafta. &
M-omeco Sc kid shoes,
leno Muslins
&L^cc.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on.ihe
lowest terms for cash or (he usual credit.
James Gardner.
Wilmington, March 25, 180,-..
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Notice.
S UQÏÏ persons as are imithtt rl to the e?.
tat^pf/ESniF.R YARNALL, de.
ceased; (fer-by bond, not- or hook-debr,
are reqd^ited 1» make immediate payment
to John Warner and John/'l'orbtrt , or eith
er of them, ispno are legally authorised to
receivd the sjme. And those who have
claims®' l ! u jfct
said estate arc requested tp
presenktfrem for setdemont.
\ William "V\ arçiér, Ex'r,
. ll, 1809. If '
F eh.'
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Was Found ,
In the Delaware Bay,
About two miles below the mouth i t Cohunsey
Creek near Dunstor.'s Bur, an ANCHOR of
about three hundredweight with twelve fathoms
cable, and about five fathoms of buoy rope.
The owner is desired to rome forward, and prove
ANTHONY CARIS TIE.
his property.
Wilmington, April 8, I80y.
3t.