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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Ebe goniter. mo. XLVII.

F" Blessed above zvomea shall JaeL the qvJe Ct
Heller me Kenue be /; blessed shall she 0e
above Svonle1 an He feAt."
Ii will be recollected that these words are
part of the song of Deborah aud Barak
when Israel was delivered from the hand Ut
JaDn king ot Hazor. Sisera the captain OF
Jabin's army fed in the heat OF the battle
10 the tent OF Heber the Kenite whose vile
Jaei receised hIm with apparent kindness,
and then murdered hIm while sleeping and
for this she was eulogised as in the text
One difficulty arises here. Il as expressly
SAID that thece was peace between Jabn
and the house If Heber The kenite, and as
IaeI invited SiSera INTO Tie tenI in friendly
manner, her subsequent conduct Il Shought
by me TO be a wicked breach OF tailh, and
All act of treachery by no means lustihable.
"A little attention may perhaps show the
truth of the case. This Heber was de.
scendant OF Jethro the priest ct indian,
the father in law OF Moses. He seemed &c
this time 20 have been neutral like MANY OF
Tie tribes OF Israel, and not IN alliance win
the king OF h~zor. Though not All Israel :
he doubtless telt under oUngauoDs 10 assist
in exl.Tpating those cursed nations winch
infested the land, tor like his IlIuslrlUus ana
cestor, it is probable he worshipped the true
God, who 1t seems APPOINTED has wife 10 be
the instrument tor executing ms senge ance,
and delivering flis chosen people 10 tdls
answers the prophecy OF Deborah, recorded
IN the foregoing chapter, :. The Lord shat
sci! Stserd mo the AG'ia q u z9Ollas."
Though COD needeIil no. tue and Of de-
ception, treachtry on lies 10 accomplish lis
purposes, yet where there is q heart intent
OH nis glory he is pleased 10 accept the bent
OF such mind, although through The Im.
perfection u human nature there should Dc
4 failure Di the neaUs used. OF TINS kind
was tie conduct u the Egyptian mldwHes,
Of i<@ha0 the hariot, OF Jaei, and u Tie wo.
man spoken OF IN lYth Vi "a OF Samuel, Who
lid Jonathan anu Ahim;44r In tue we'll. la
all these cases, which are very similar, God
was pleased 10 accept the acl, and probably
pa. don them tile slas accompany ing their
acuons. But let not any say 1--WE w.Il tiIen
DO eWi THAI God may oNcrruie Al tor good,
Tor re JuGgsth not as HAN JudgetD, bat
looks only al The MOVIES winch sway The
actions, and where any thing save LIS glory
Is IN view, lie viii douDtiess visit lllu II
transg ressivns, ana remember their snIs a.
ha...5. taSm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
@istfllai1v.


From The Balfinore Federal Republican
An American gentleman, Just retur-
ned from England, whose character en-
titles him % the most entire credit, has
authorized us 10 say, that in conversa-
ton with Marquis Wellesley, the Brit
ish Secretary of State, that nobleman
expressed his surprise that any portion
Of our people should continue 10 cher-
ish on attachment 10 France, fer, een-
tinued he, THERE EXISTS IN Ny
OFFICE PROPOSALS MADE 10
THIS GOVERNMENT BY THAT
OF FRANCE, FoR PARTITION
INC YOUR GOVERNMENT I! I
We make this communication TO the
pubIick with all the elaboration due
to its importance, and with solemn
sense Of the responsibility we owe &c
our fellow citizens for its truth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
# method Of Snhflresslng a MOB zgffh-
or RIoodShcd.

In the year 1872, the women OF lou
lon declared themselves IN a state OF In
surrection, and assembling in great
crowds threatened TO hang tine MasIs-
trates, il they did not lower the price Of
Sugar. The procuatof, Syndlc, az
frs. laughed at their threats but the
multitude refusing TO dispense, he as
sembled the Council General ot TIC
Commune, and ordered the fire I'm
gines, with plentiful supply OF water,
mixed with SCOT, TO be drawn out AID
battle array by Vigorous discharge
ofthis smutty artillery, the Insurgents
10 petticoats were completely fossted,
and quistly retired d tHcI. hcules.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Public Urilifv.

PRINTING, the prefervaiive Art of al
Arts.-The iubfcriber informs the public
that be continues the Putting B4jfas5, al the
old isand, Hzymarket Row
~ merchants, and others who are in the
practice of crediiing, will find il much for
their convenience aud intereif to keep PriafeI
Nsfe'--Al Perions, who wall apply as above,
in the preient week may have their names in.
fericd IN Notes, without any additional ex-
pente.
Warfei--As an APPRENTICES to the above
Art, iteady Lad, abour "A years old
JOHN MKOWN.
NJ &c leopGwl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
NEHEMIAH CRAM,

LAS JUN received at No. & 4, Jc7es Row,
A 4 Exchange Street., general aiIJrment OF
~. L. GOODS,
10 ad ii;ion 10 bis former Stock ALTO 25 doz
Corn Brooms (beit quality
A general affortment Of floor and Hearth
Bruihes,
50 dog sGoried Holland Skates,
Brsfs Kettles OF all Sizes,
A general aGortmenr OF Hollow Ware BY
9 * by 30 Cats, Briaoi Crown,
A quantity OF Biocktin TeH Pots Of different
Patterns, aud Cutlery
.flso--- Csfk RadIus
10 Boxes OF bloom and Nuscaiel do.
so Boxes Candies
10 Bales prime Gotten,
locolh Connecticut Cheese, SC. *.
fyflssG, ~. ! =, tHm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
fRESh FLOUR.


William Crofs,
No 9, Ling H154,f
EAs n1w landing from ichooner Ruby
i L and for faie,
80 obs new iuperGhe FLOUR, Of the 6rIt
qasty
80 ditEo fcratch d ditto
o. hat bbs tuperfne ditto
500 buihels phea, BRAID, in hhds
Nyrexbsr 20 mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
No. ST. of Eoi. XIII
New School Geography.

new ochOoI OeoSraphy.
Jul Pubhihed and for fae At the Rookaores OF
ilaac Adams < Stephen Patten,
RANGE-STREET
a Nav fylcm Of 41o3era Geography. o. a
4 general de.cripi:on ct al tie conf Ter
able countries "a the worid-cornni CT + o1n
she lafea Es,qbe4A and .srssieaz G. ,, usJies.
pgtsef add ITavsh Def ..nsd for III. uge Of
SCHOOLS and HcdDEAGIE by
ELIJAH PARISH b D.
Ha'hor Of seampen1ious lyttem Of Univerfal
geography &C. &c-Ornamented with n APPS
1S'1gs Geg.epiy i an earl5y sDtiea, il i
9 tssVtat Fsty -buRKe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

ectiVtc a large ana ertenlIve
Il Of new
md Winter Gods,
conIilt of the following viz.
bottle, A variety of fafhion-
!, light able London Viru-
b, cor let, To.llnett and
vn and Swanfdown Velling
iue aud SILK norentine ditto
Broad Patent Britiih Shirt
ing-Colersin do.
drab, 4 4 and s 4 white
lie aud Cotton Csmbricks
* COM 3 4, A 4 z 6 4 black
eres, ditto
b Impe- Brown. flate, muIber-
ry and green ditto
h Black Silk Velvet
ifhls Bottle ditto
eriey Variety fancy cotton
Shawis
nd bot. Fancy Mullins
Book ditto
brown, Cambrick and conf
!, Ma mon Dimiries
Black Lufrings and
Cloths Sarfnetts
red Pc Black Grape
Plaided Lulrings
4, "a, Ladies long and fhort
A Blan- white KID Gloves
Habit, Yorktan, Bea-
white, yer and Kid ditto
,er and Gentlemen's Beaver,
eis Doe fkin, and Dog
Id VIII fkin ditto
oIours Ladies and gentle
,szetts mems black and
ifs white fix HoTe
d olive London printed Cam
bricks
s Tartan plaid Cling
.!etts hams
ck and Silk aud cotton ditto
4 Hofs Super6ne 4 4 London
white ditto
ditto FurnItures
e Shall Fine and common
atinetts Calicoes
le Irifh Linens
10 inch Brown Platillas
,rell2s Linen Cambrick
Buttons Superfne brown Lin.
ditto en-
ial Pc Black and fancy ELK
Handkerchiefs
70, all Bandanna and belt
company ditto
es and No. 81, 4 and 4 Pins
Cotton Laces
! Tick White eambrick Hkfs
oths PuIicat, Madras, and
ng twili'd cotton do.
ugs Rufia Diapers
! Balls, Ditto Sheeting
Webs patent SUI
lie Mil penders
Silk, Doe kin, Melted
- AM Morocco do.
Imbrick
It variety of other articles-all
poGtively be fold on the very
Oc3obey 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
School Books.

School Books.
Pasiih's Modern Geography; Morfe's and
Dvights ditto; Art Of Reading; Webler's
III "a and Sd Parts; Undertaking Reader !;
Murfays Reader, abridged; Precep.or Or
ator Maine, Pixies and Perry's Spelliog
Books; Webfers and Perry's Dictionaries +;
Scholars, Walehs, Pixies, Temples and
Roots arithmetics; Practical Arithmetic and
Young Man's Companion Sianifors's, Mnr-
rays, Bingbam's, aud AieHander's Grammars !;
Contributions, Declaration of independence
and Wslhington's Farewell Addrsfs, being an
erceiteuf fst7ioa f., ne ne s SeEsOs, and rsees
nsndc5 ~ NE G7vsSnmrAt Economy of Human
Life, for the ufe of Schools, Prize 2j3
WRITING PAPER,
Some of hyperion quality "A goner-
al ahnrtment of
Books and Stationary,
in the various branches cf fcience & literature
The GREEK and LAIN CLASSICS
ufed in Academic. and Colleges.
a large ahorlmsnt Of Commercial and Juf-
tices BLdNKS--ali of the above articles
viii be told as cheap as can Sc purchaied in
Bottom
CT Cqfb sr Boak5 and the h;ekef Price
giUea t9r risan cotfon and linen Rags.
~aaU:j5 and Junk.
NV &c (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

- 1NFIu"' . IoIU.
4 ~ ANe DEsEsiR,
Have examined your "New synerr Of
Modern Geography" with much pleaiure
While it excludes much fuperauous matter,
contained IN other works Of the kind Il com
Prte. every ring neeeflry IN an elea,en, ary
work Il IS we'll sdaped Tor Text Book in
TIE nisinl icience OF geography, and is entitled
20 a. patronage OF the public With much
raPeet, am your obedient iervaut,
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Rev. ELylb Payi6, D %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Original 1aortrE
FOR THE GAZETTE

Ma. EDIToR,
The subsequent lines, were sometime
since addressed to lady in Richmond, who
Minerva and the Venus Of the city. If you
think them TOO good to lose, please to give
them place in the Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
ReV. Eiylb Payi6, D ..
Frs~ Nicholas Pike, Egg d4.5or efa Il Ns4r
and Complete StFem ef -4,nbusfis"


NeVbnryport, January 1910.
EEv AND DEAR SIR,
Agreeabiy TO your reque0 have with much
; plealure peruied your New Syllem Ut Modern
Geography" think the ltyle coucife, lhe
matter we'll arranged entertaining and untrue.
rive In particular wa, highly pleased with
yonr repeated references 10 the iuliillment
Of icriP'n-e prophecy % Egypt, Paleihne, and
other countries. .hink The influence viii
be happy on the minds of our children and
yousA. ain, Rev. and dear sir, with ienri-
mepts Of re'pect, your shecnonate friend, and
humble iervanr,
NICHOLAS PIKE.
Rev. EiJlb P4je, D d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

III the Gazette Of tue 18th ut. we Hoticed
The DEAN Ut Mar JAMES w ALKER, u rye
Durg Addition. py acaa1-~iieei passing over
his head lie particulars retagIng 10 that
uniiappS affair, are stated IA The following
cOmipanicallUa
- .ue deceased had been 10 Saco, and
was on his retarn home win 4 toad OF goods.
lis younger brother, WHO was driving a.
uo-uer team behind tile 0eceased's, hhulng
his o~n oxen stop, stepped forward ana
found lis deceased brother lying, iIteless IN
The rl2d--they naa both oeen much taligu-
ed With their Journey. and were riding On
their -toiisus $ /; AID Il IS supposed lhe
deceased ieii asleep, aud dropped under nis
ctrt-wnsei. Ia every reEttion vi lie, the
deceased sustained good cbar@cte..-He
has teiL q VIE and nInS children 10 uSpiUre
he tan, :nle.y loss OF tender Au.banu and
parent sna soGlcty most actHe, indus
LlIUus s,nu useful member"
Who can secure his vital breath,
Against the bold demands VI death,
Wan skill 10 tiy, o. power u save p
Drosrred-In Tryeburg, on the evening Of
the "a y at. Eir. SAMUEL GILNAN, u Den
marx I'D crossing lie Quiet 81 Losel'-
Pad, h cart. 4 t.pse., anl !se vas dso~n-
"a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

- Benjamin Allen, L l.. D P,ccsstor #
D2~ass haat'sgy, ar!Lts Frejs95r sf Fb1eJo.
Ply and Hatbeas fits IA paioa Cs..sgs SGsaess4sv.
Nszr Tsrk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Exeter, n. H. February 5, 1910
REV AND GEAR sIa,
tiave with piealure perufed your New
Syiiem Of Modern Geography" and am Of o.
pinlon that the matter is we'll Re Iecaed, nd
iadictoully arranged. The numerous margin
al references are an evidence, thar the eork
has not been hafliiy compiled, nor f,ets ftated
without authority. Thoie, who are deiirous
OF knowing Eutope as it is, rather than az il
has been, will End this work valuable acqui-
hlon; and # concileuels of ftyle, IDENTIFY Of
matter, aud iprightlineis of narration are OBJ
Jeets dehrahle in work of the kind, the New
syiem OF Modern Geography has csiis> 10
pubic patronage. With refpeG and friend
ihiP, am, Dear Sir, yours, b. ABBOT.
ReV Eya6 Parib, ~ D. Byeel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Won0frJHt TGCE.--OlT I1uPn AClaIly
Of Devonshire, apparently died of a fe-
yer, and was laid out as Gead---The
nurse, with two of the footmen sat UP
with the corpse. Lady Acland sent
them bottle of brandy TO drink in the
night one of the footmen beng an
arch rogue, told the other, that his
master dearly loved brandy when he
was alive and, says be, am resolved
he shall drink one glass with us now
lie is dead. The fellow filled out n
bumper Of brandy, and poured it down
Sir Hugh's throat. The spirit mixing
with the air in the passage, guggling
Immediately ensued, and violent mo-
ton ofthe neck and upper part of the
breast. The other footlnan and nurse
were SO terrified, they ran down stairs,
and the Brandy Genius following with
two much speed, tumbled down stairs
head ioremost.-The noise Of his fall
and their cries, alarmed young gen
tleman that slept in abe house that
night, who got up and went to the
room where the corpse lay--and, to
his great surprise, saw Sir Hugh sit
ting upright. He called the servants,
the gentleman was put in warm bed,
the physician and apothecary sent Tor
who, in few weeks, had the happiness
to restore their patient 10 health, who
lived several years after.
The above is we'll known, as fact, 10
the Devonshite people, as in most COM
panies Sir Hugh used 10 tell this
strange circumstance, and talk of his
resurrection by his Brandy footman
10 whom (when be died) he letl hand
some annuity.
This account sufficiently argues the
caution with which we should avoid
hurrying 10 the grave, persons appar-
emily dead .--Lona. fiGf.
# IdiLor'S Goose or the nezr method
Of curing L0ve.--A Tailor OF some &C.
lebrity at the west end Of the town, ha-
wing several beautiful daughters, a
spark paid his addresses TO one ofthem,
10 which her father was averse but
! not wishing to give the young mana
plump denial, took the following me-
thod OF showing his dislike on Sum
day last he invited the sweetheart TO
dine with him, saying that he should
only give him leg Of mutton smother~
ed in onions, and a goose. The inyi-
tation was accepted, and at the appoin-
ted hour the swain attended the leg
of mutton with ca55age) was served
up, and soon demolished and Oh the
remains being removed, an enormous
large 1aii0r'S iron goose, Ted-hot, was
next ushered in and laid upon the Ia
bic before the beau. His ccnsterna-
ton can better be conceived than des-
cri5ed HE, however, took the hint,
and taking his hat, made three L2zo
Scotch zoos, waddling off like gander.
Lsnd. zap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
HENRY SMITH * Co.

N', 4, NEDJ's R0rU.
Have received per the Warrington and
Betiey from Liverpool. and New GsIen from
London, 90 packages GOODS, which they
offer for iale on liberal terms-viz-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
J APPLETON,
l.. CLEAVELAND.
R-y ?. R.M.

EXfraf 81 letter gr5m Req. SAM.
UfL NORCSSTER, TO the 14u-
fbsr.
Salem, FEBRUARY s. 1910.
REv Avn DEAR SIR,
You New syfem Of Modern Geogrs-
ply ! have peruied with ersat fatisfact,on.
! 4, IN niy opinion, an excellent work de-
hgned ~llh judgment, and executed with no
common fhase OF indaltry, at.eution and kli.
The deienPuiors, though coucIie, are remark
al y cf!tIrcI The collection Of facts, referred
s. 'he'F proper PAGES, times ard purpoiss,
= executive aud lnterethng Tie views OF
aank'uc ase diverGhed, lalt sad mffrrcilve !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
f'sS' Ebenezer Fitch. Poffleut IF RIiliaeg,
Cohsss.

Williams College. December 81, 1909.
Having examined, with az much care and
attesIIoQ as the ihort time allowed me and nay
ieiiure would pesmis, work entitled A
New Syifem of Modern geography" by Rev.
fhjah PaTlth, ID ID il appears 10 me 90 be &C.
cuE2'ely and jddiciouily compiled from the
belt authorities to be vel calcula ed for the
nie ofichoois, and for conveying valuable and
important information, in this piealug aud
neceliary icience, 20 The youth in our counry
and coniequentiy. 10 merit the patronage of
parents, init uctors, aud the Americas pub
lie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
EBENEZER FITCH
Reo. Ehis5 ParJiS H.. d.

From tie H.nvasis Jona Hubbard, Esq Pr0
Js9sr Of A40icszrsfis5 and f6Is sfty, "a, szsgptt
Caa.ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Bowdoin College. January "a, 1910.
sav- AND DEAR sIE,
Ne do nCt think IL Of any Importance to-
ne pubic to iay, what every in,eligent rea-
DER wa perceive, viz that ysnr" Nezv Syfs,y
y 40 or Csoggply" y wrifteu in manner
mutually intereiting. aud unites maay par
ueu'ars from tse lalelt writers on The fubj3ct.
MANY OF your obieI vations on Pae.tIEe, and
nher countries mentioned in faced hiilory,
as they tend to obviAle obi sc.ioas sganf re-
Veaied religion, cannot fat of producing a
good eilect you hful minds. Permit us
10 o5ierve further, that the attentive reader
wiii eKPsct 10 tIud "a the merit edition, the
eorfect'O0 ~ Tome imaI inaccuracy which
have sicdPei your noiice in ihu, We are,
Key SIR, with much eileen and Ieipect, your
Obet.eas iesVsnSs,
j APPLETON,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Having Perufed Dr. Pariih's" New syasm
a Modern Geography" can 6ucereiy re-
commend II. as beng we'll cafculAt 60 OFF
lutte knowledge OF the important iclene Of
Geography. The work - richly itored WITH
The la'eit Information. preienied IN very
gTeeAble manner, and wall, doubt MOI, be
pAtronized by ihs infpAria, puphe.
JOu.. nUD8ARD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03

Fer ne Re- Jeff Appleton. p sfkzt dza
Parker Cleave'and, Fssf1Fr 4 fbAyspby
B,4Va,in C.Asga, Asi.<
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-03
Ne70 Fail ana Winter Goods.


h1LHHNEE- STREET,
HAS JIM received large and ertenlive
= a1ortinent Of new
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28

rnoro;nr as tl,nsan1s vic have nSea II du,ias
the las, ten years can testify The peculiar ex-
cellcncics of this infal'be re,rety for the itch,
over every other, are the certainty Of the cure
by single application the ingredients beng SO
innocent as to he applied with perfect safety to
the ,enderest infant: and its being not only free
from any offensive smell hut equally agreeable
with the pieasantcst pomatum.
Dr. Hamhoa's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the sp,edy relief,
and permanent cure of various ompaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indis-
crctions, icsidence in climates una,ofable to the
constitution the imnoderae use of tea, .cguent
lntoxicarion, or any destructive intemperance.
the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, the
diseases peculiar 10 f males at certain period Of
life, bad lyugs in, &c.
{amaton's Worm Lozesgrs.
The mos. celebrated remedy sor caring dis
orders arising from worms.
Hah,.'s true aaa geaaiae
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
:. An infallih!e remedy for Corns; speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION.
THE RESTORATIVE POW DER,
For III, 1rtth and Guns.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy iol all diseases Of the eyes.
1IAMILTON'S
ESSENC'E e EXTRACT or MUSTARD.
For rheumatism, Gout. Palsy Swelling, Nu,
moness, sc.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS,
The oriy remedy ye. discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
sCT' Please 70 take notice That each ftAe gen
u,ie Mcecines AaG or the outside zprahher the
signatur oj
HANNAH LEE,
Widow of nc late pronreorr
JAnuar, ,3, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
NATURAL -" TORPEDOES :"
!" ELECTRICAL EELS."

FFrom that partof Mr.. Humbolat's Travels
which has appeared in Europe under the
title Of Tableaux de Ia Natuye.]
The msrshy streams Of Bera and Bas.
tro are full Of electrical eels, whose Shiny
body. dashed with yelIowish spots, commu-
nicates, in every direction. spontaneously,
violent shock. These gymnoti are about
six feet long and, when they suitably di.
rect their organs, armed with an apparatus
of multiplied nerves, they are able to kill
the most robust animals. The PEOPLE of
Uritucu have been under the necessity OF chang
ing the road on the Sseppe, because the
number Of these cells had increased to such
a degree, that, in every year, many horses,
struck with their benumbing influence,
were drowned in crossing the ford Of a
ANAL river. All fishes shun the approach
of this formidable eel. 1t even frequently
surprizes men, who, standing on the steep
bank, are 6shing with hook, the we,ted
line conveying the fatal commo,ion. In
this instance, tie electrical fire is disengag.
ed from the very bottom of the waters"
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
To be Rented,
And Possession eiven immsd5atclu,

And Possession given Immediately,
\ LARGE and convenient Brick Dwelling
a Houie, Kitchen and Garden, Barn, Sta
Bile, Chair-Houfe, &c. together with about 7
acres of good land. There are on the premdes
fmall Apple Orchard and variety Of othe
fruit tree- the land is divided into three lots
md there Is 9 we'll of excellent water near tn.
kitchen door. The lituation is conlidered heal
thy and agreeable, being on the fate road from
Wilmington to Philadel phia, .even miles from
the former and twenty from the latter, COM
mandins an exrenGve view of the river Della
ware, < within 40 rods ofa landing on Naanan s
Greek. For terms, which will be reafonablc,
apply TO MIR. JOHN BELLACH, adjoining
the premiies. or to the lubfc .oer at Newt -Cai-
tie.
Thomas Perkins.
December 80, 1900. IF
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
Genuine Lee S Elixir

iovercign remedy for Colds, obltinate Coughs,
Catarrha, Asthmas, .ore lhroats. and AT
rroaching Coninmption5
A Gnge trial of this medicine win prove its
fhcscious quality in reitoIing Peripralion
pmmon to healthy people, it diAodges and ex
pels the gh vlec phlegm OF mucus, itrength
,ning the weakened vehels OF the lungs, thus
Rrikiug at the root of the difo, ter; the fymp
toms OF courfe are efeefualiy 3, / ermanenlly
conquered. Tho great number o; cure, pafor
med by this elegant and uieiul preparation, is
fufficient to convince thoe that labour un
der colds, conghfs, &c. of being Immediately
relieved For the information Of thcie perfons,
If any there be, thar have nor heard Of the bal
amic qualities of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perfons, who are well
known to our citizens in general as perfons o!
integrity and hrict vcracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, that
three years coniumption, common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEES
ELIXIR. -...-
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
For Sale,
II Lot of Ground,

CITUATE at the corner of Walnut and
- Second streets, in the borough of Viii.
ming,on, containing "a perches and halt |;
on which there is a commodious two.story
dwelling House, with Kitchen, Stable,
Coach. house, Wash.house, Smoke-house,
Garden, and a pump of good water in the
yard. The terms may be known, upon ap.
plication to MIR. Michael Dawson in Will
mington, or to the subscribers in Philajel'
phia. -
THOMAS MONTGOMERY.
SEC RGE 1.ATIMER.
ecember Esd, 1909. IT