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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-04

NE Proprietor of Lee's original Family Medicines, res.
uy Informs his friends and te puhs IN general; tna,
continues carefully to prepare the ABOVE wen ne
.etai
Those who purchase sell again will be treated on
the most liberal terms.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-04
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS,
lind the symptoms by 1cllich they ar

Worms which nfes the human body, chiefly Of four
kinds, fcres, large round wor the Ascardes,
or small ina-worm; the Cuclibitnia, Short fat, white
worms aud lastly the Tnnia tape worm, called from
its resemblance to tape. This is often MANY yardsOng, and
is il of joints. 1t is most hurtul and most difficult to re-
Among the symptoms attending
hreSth, especially in the morning. bad and corrupted
gums itching in the nose and about the seat COMMISSIONS
epieptc fits, and times pvaton Of speech starting
and grinding OF the teeth in sleep; irregular Appetite
sometimes oathig food and sometimes voracious purg-
ing, with Shiny and fGtid stools vsniting large and
head and thighs, with owness of spirits slow fever with
small and irregular pne dry cough excessive tlrst
sometime pale and unhealthy counteaice ind sometimes
the face bloated aid flushed. n
have immediate recourseto amton's Worm Destroying
Lozenges which have been constantly attended with success
in all complaints similar to those above dcscribed.
dose OF this medicine given occasionally during the
purging of chdrena dreadful disorder. which annually
destroys thousands OF the infant part of citizens 1t is
likewise the nidest and most certain remedy Known and
has restored to health and strength great number when in
an advanced stage of this fatal complaint Particular and
plain instructions given for every part Of the necessary
treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness
having pleasing appearance and agreeable taste
}fuNM'N .fHti-bIiiahs Pills.
The operation of these pills perfectly mild be
used by persons in every situa of and of age
They eXcelenty adapted carry of a. 5Superuous
mend the appetite; to produce free respra and there
by prevent Colds which nc often Of fatal consequences
dose fails to cold, If taken ont FIRST APP
pcarance They celebrated for removing hahtual
veness sickness at the stomach and head ache,
and ought be taken by all persons change of climate
They have been found remarkably ehcacou i'll prevent
ing and curing disorders attendant long voyages, and
be procured and carefully preserved for use by every
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-04
Lees HntibiliOus Pills.

The operation Of hese highly esteemed Pills perfectly
mild and the experience Of thousands has Proved they
may be used in every situation in life without the leas, in
convenience.
They admirably adapted to carry off .perfuous ble
&c Re,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-04
LEES
Sovereign Itch ointment,


WAGRAN3ED b; cURF
BY ono application, free from Mercury any perncors
ingredient. This vegetable remedy Is mid. yet eiea-
cious that may used with the utmost safety, the
most delicate pregnant lady, Or child Of week old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
BALTIMORE, May 81.
SOMETHING SfNGULAR!l

Between three and four O'Clock this
morning, as we are credibly Informed,
eight criminals made their escape from tic
Baltimore goal, by means of powder,
with which they effected a breach IN the
wall that admitted their entrance into a
passage leading to the department OF the
sheriff and keepers. a sentry, who was
there stationed, precipitately fed, and
they were suffered. without Interruption,
to regale their appetites at the expense of
the gaoler for about half AN hour. After
having refreshed themselves fully TO their
satisfaction, they scaled the walls ell
comprising the prison, and have not
since been heard Of. There names are,
Alexander Badger, Alias Beatty, Andrew
Anderson, Lewis Smith, John Thompson.
Abraham Hoppe, james Brown, a Capt.
Miller, and man by the name Of Por-
ter.
We fofbeas, at present, introducing a
nv observations upon this reilly Singular
occurrence. We have stated what we
are informed were the facts, and which
we confidently believe to he correct.
Tue ciTShmstaUces attending this affair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
BALTIMORE, May 80.
DISJ'R E,S,STNEgI


Erty0ct Of letter from 81. Ftunc;sriRc.
Ola. 10 Tie Editors, dafed GIay ), 1917.
There was very serious and Distress
ing accident happened nearly opposite
this place. Yesterday morning about
o'clock, the Steamboat Constitution for
merry the Oliver Evans passing down
the river from Natchez to Newt Orleans.
bnrst her boiler, and every person in the
cabin, | l IN number, scaltled 10 death
some lived two or three hours, some five
or six, and two or three lived about 90
hours. The captain of the boat, the en-
gIneor, and one or two sailors that we're
IN the after part OF the boat, were the on
ly persons that escaped uniniurcd. an
mex a list of Tie persons killed, which YOU
NAV publish if you please.
William Earnell, Virginia.
l.. Frazier, merchant, Gibson-Pcrt.
MT.
Thomas Brown, Scotland
w. MFarland, Washington CITY. XIV.
Joseph ID. Wilson, Maryland.
James Carpenter.
Alexander Philpof, Henrico civ. Va.
VIM. Steel. merchant, Warrenton, NJ. r.
Peter Hubert, New-Orleans ard Bah.
William Lsrliin, silversmith, Natchez.
Robert Robertson, Is years old
lJclegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
MINISTER'S oFTHEGospFL.

In the late speech OF Governor Wolcott, there
are many things To admire, particularly his
suggestions respecting the equalization Of tax
es, the independents of the judiciary. Sc.
Int the hints he has brown ont " in regard 10
the rights of cOnscicncc% arc too cquivOcal 10
be understood, and it understood iu the sense
IN which some have conceived them, are 100
erroneous 20 pass without observation.
Mr.. w. says, " il is conducive to gocj order,
piety and morality, that public tedchers Of reli-
giOn should be designated, and that laws prOvi
ding efficient remedies for enforcing the Uolge.
tgry contracts OF the people tor their support,
should be instituted and constantly maintain
edY-that in respect to the most suitable
mode of supporting the ministers Of religion,
there has existed some diversity of opinion a.
mong different denominations Of Christians !;
that by fred salaries has been, and probably
will continue TO be, most generally approved"
DOeshe mean, that public teachers" are 10
be designated In any way by the State--and
that the " fixed salaries are to be raised by a
toe on the people, or contribution in any o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
Montreal Mnu l

U0htTfdf, Nuy "a.
Last Saturday afternoon, Major Gene
raj Wilmington and staff, set off from this
city for Kingston, where he will assume
the military command in Upper Canada
On Wednesday morning, Col. Ogilvy,
our Commissioner forsettling the Cana
dian Boundary, fran st. Regis west
ward, and some Of the gentlemen attach
ed TO his mission. left this city for ST. Re
gis, where they will meet Gen. Porter, the
American COMMISSIONS
On Wednesday, Col. Rouchetie and
suite, left this city for Boston, where he
willmeet Col. Barclay these two gen
tiemen having been appointed by tie Bril-
fish and American governments, Ia de
termine the future boundary To the East
of Lake Champlain, between the British
Provinces and the United States.
On Thursday afternoon Gen Porter,
the American Commissioner, and suite,
arrived at fle Mansion House Hotel We
understand he was expected some DAYS
sooner by Col. Ogiivy but owing to con-
trary winds OH Lake Champaign, it was
impossible for him to arrive earlier Col.
Hawkins, ofNew-Y ork, and lady, came
i'll company with General Porter. The
General will, in short time, proceed to
ST. Regis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
EARTHQUAKE.

A ousidsrablc shock of an earthquake
(says tlie Boston Palladium of Fridav)
was noticed by many persons IL, this
town between two and three o'clock YES
ierday morning.
The same shock was remarked AT Med
ford, Cambridge, a. Roxburv, IL probably
in other towns from which we have not
yet heard.
From, the Salem Gazette Of Fridayl
EARTHQUAKE.
Al 3 o'clock yesterday morning MANY
people i'm this town were walked by noise
aud agitation which undoubtedly proccc-
died from an earthquake. Though the
sensation, as experienced BY some, was
pretty strong, and of considerable dura
ton, yet no damage was done by it.
The u. 6. brig Tom Bovine, sailed
from Mobile on The 9TH inst OH Il cruize.
CAPTAIN Raw. from Trinidad. informs
that Spanish schooner from jamaica,
bound TO Cuba, having or board pyoper-
~ valued AT a million and half of dol
lars. was captured about the Goth of A
pril, by d Car,hagenian privateer, said TO
be The late Monmouth, of Baltimore.
The general convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Cliur'.. i'll The United States of
TNhSii ~. eoliSis'i'Is, o' I.it ROUSE vi fleH-
ops and the House of ClericalS Lay De
puties, closed tl,er trienuial session ~ a
late lonr on Tuesday evening last. 1t
will afford much pleasure TO our readers
that communion, 10 learn that on this
occasion, the venerable Bishops of fhc
Church were oil present, and fiat the at
tendance on tie part of the other house
was more numerous than on any former
occasion. Thercport oftiic state of the
Church nj large was peculiarly hattering.
Among other acts Of Importance the
Conysntion have determined upon the
establishment al General Theological
Seminary for the education Of persons TO
the work of the Ministry. This Institu-
tion will be located i'm this city. The next
meeting Of The general convention will be
held i'll Philadelphia. MER. ADV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
Nor alk, Nag %.
Fl OITP CAI.IN(,

A letter received in town Yesterday, by
the Packet Walton GRAY, from Baltimore,
states that Supertine Flour has fallen TO
II dollars per barrel. This does not look
much like bad promise in the ensuing
crops. Indeed, the last Baltimore papers
inform us tlia' the prospects Of the farmer
brighten considerably, and that the iniu-
rv sustained by the Iiessian Fly i'll that
State, is nothing like as great as hereto
fore believed. Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
CHARLEsroN MAY os

BY the brig Wartha, in DAYS from the
Havana, we learn that the YoHom Feycr
had made its appearance there, and had
proved very fatal i'll its effects; numbers
of its Inhabitants, besides Americans and
Europeans, had fallen victims TO its fury.
When the Martha sailed, lis violence had
abated. = Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
fredericksburg. Nav 81

T.
The late genial rains have revived the
dropping spirits of the farmers. We are
happy III being able 10 state, that, with
very few exceptions, the crops in the
neighborhood promise TO yield plentiful
increase. IL the remainder of the season
be propitious, many fields which few
weeks ago were deemed entirely lost, will
produce very abundant harvest Her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
81. Aonis, DIissoo.i. Apru 10.

M. LoWs, DliSs0M3, HprU 70.
Last Tuesday week, an extraordinary
bail storm was experienced here and with
in several miles of this place. Calves,
Pigs, Turkeys, Geese, and several other
ANIMALS exposed TO its fury were instant
ly killed. Several of the hail stones
measured six inches in circumference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
NI,v-Ynnn KIaN d

INEN- UIfH I'IdN %.
At meeting of The Common Council on
Monday last, n committee consisting of Messrs.
Smith, Bracket, Schieileliu, Akerly AND Ste
yeus, were appointed to take measures on
behalf OF the Corporation, to receive, with
suitable marks of attention, ti,,. President of
the United States on his arrival in this city.
which may tie expected i'll the course OF eight
or ten days.
They also passed resolution directing that
the assessment on Cana.-Street be forthwith
collected, which, we understand amounts TO
near one hundred thousand dollars.
Nat fdrDclfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
DOMESTIC.

The President of the United States, we I'M
dcrstand, leaves Washington TO day, o,shis
Eastern and Northern tsnr. For Few days
past he has beea confined by indispostion
which we are happy to hear has been entirely
removed. lUashington Register Of lIay 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
June 8.

IOliCE:--Ah persons having claims against llr g.
tate Of Samuel Price, deed. late OF Eeurico Coup+v
arc requested oPTesent them, properly entcsr ~
ihe subscriber, .hat arrangements may made for Ja
payment teIeoT all persons indehc to said estate
are earnestly requested to forward and settle their
accounts and all persens indebted by accounts falling
10 come forward and discharge saIe or L, give
or bends, with secTrv, PAYABLE in reasonale time
VII siier e istday If July next have their accounts
ru ino .ht haadS ofan officer; after which no other
ln'di2ence IMAM what the Las allows, will be given,
". ID. WREN, <fdmr. Of
Samuel PRICE decd,
June }. 2-HT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

An extract Of a letter from Tangiers, dated
early in March, is published in the French pa
pers, which states that the Emperor of Moroc.
co will supply tile French government with
what quantity OF grain it needs, without re-
quiring any payment in return. He will de-
mand no duty either import, or export. on
condition that the grain be carried direct 10
France. lie will Immediately furnish cargoes
for ten vessels, and other vessels will receive
cargoes with all despatch.
MIR. James Collect had been appointed by
the American Minister, Consul pro teui OF the
u. States at Calais.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
Rocky bills, Hq,Orer, Jmc 3. g.

NIOrlCE.--A Petition will he presented to The nest
~ General Assembly OfNTginia, praying for the pas
sageOf Jaw prohibiting Pedlsr aud others from ssc-
tIomeerng Goods, wares aud Merchandise. the differ
ent County Courthoascs and Other public places Ne
country, throughout the stste ofViTgnia,
By sla'd,y Merchants.
June 3. E--e3pv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

A Swiss paper contradicts the state
ment, that the emigrants setting of for
America and Russia, all belong to the
most INDECENT class; and asserts, that ma
ny of them were in easy circumstances,
had sold their lands and effects, and would
carry much money with them. They are
chiefly farmers and dairy keepers.-The
last letters from Holland report, that YES
sells were taken up there, to bring 5000
of these emigrants TO America.
Boston Cenfinet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
TwESrY. DoLtAHs RgwAap WI be slysn for an.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given for APP
pretending and securing in Jail Of out Of tie coun
W two Negroes, viz
HENRY. small black boy 20 yesrsoid, very likely
aud we'll proportioned, aud though small, remarkably
capable House servant, To which business he has
exclusively bred. tie has variety Of clothes home
spnn roundabout coat aud pauaOons are among hcfu
check Wove aud broad stripes the coat bOund With red
ccth.nis hair, winch is very ne Is cut in tile fashion
aud cOuIDed Hitb great to a point.
Ais0. EDY, muatto womau and mother to the boy :
she - very small aud humely has on one side Of
her face caused by detective tout is az excellent
SeanstTess aud capable House Servant
proportion Of the reward will be given for either and
Reasonable expenccs paid.
}. T. SWAMI.
Rocky bills, Hd,,Orcr, JlGic 3. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

The y. S. brig Boxer, Capt Porter, was
off Turks Island on the Am inst. all well,
having passed within 200 miles Of Ber-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
MONUMENrTO WARRINGTON. !.
official from Hdior II. Ire to The Governor Of
Virginia dated

SIR,
have had the honor to receive our let
ter requesting ne 10 procure subscriptions
(and transmit their amount) from tie citlEDs,
OF this county, for the erection OF a monuments
to the late general Washingtoii.
hiy application to this subject shall be incos-
SAINT. and hope viii he successful IL being
matter of sacred pride with the people at
This county, that the father of mis- country drew
ms natal breath in Wystmoreand, its iphati-
tants, am sure, will cbeerfrily contribute TO
The extent of thermeans, toward the execution
ola design so affeetionate to him, and so glUri-
Gus Ia the state
Within what petiod will the returns front
this county be expected by the executive
have the honor to be. &c SC
II. LEE,Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
WASHINGTON, May 2S.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES

WHEREAS by an Act Of Congress, passed
on the Sd day of March, 1915, entitled" An
act to provide for the ascertaining and survey
ing of the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty
with the Creek Indians IL for other Purposes
the President of the United States is authori.
sed to cause the Lands acquired by the said
Treaty to be offered for sale when surveyed
and whereas the following townships have
been surveyed, in the District of Alabama in
tile MisSisatnui verriforv In ,xif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

II gives us pleasure TO be able TO state,
that the Ambassadors from the Brazilian
Republic receives those polite attentions
from the inhabitants Of BOSTON, TO wlIirl,
his affabie and genllemanly demeanor, q
the importance of his mission, so richly
entitle him.-On Thursday last, he was
presentedtot he venerable J0pN ADAMS,
and received by that distinguished patri.
OF with great cordially. Tie occurrence
iorcibly recalled TO The mind of the vene-
rable sage the events OF oHr own revolaii.
on, in which he had borne so conspicu-
ons a part. lie recOllected Tie difficult
lies ofihe tolls and dangers which were
endured to procure for this country the
incstmabIe blessing Of Independence /;
aud the recollection, revived in so nteres-
Ting a manner, sensibly affected him.
May success crown The efforts Of The pa
triots of Pcrnambuco, and the Brazilian
Republic experience as much prosperity
AMI happiness as the United States have
enjoyed. y. Pmy'iot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

by virtue ola Decree OF The cDnnty Court ~ Frpr,ro
~ Will be sold, to the highest bidder on credit OF s
mouths, on the premises, he 18th da of Jun uet If
falr, IL not. oil the newt fair day the forenoon two
thirds of that Tract OF Land which was the n,nDsrty on
VIM Norus, decd. lying about eight miles from the e.
~ of Richmond sndnear the Deep Run Turnpike VIM
the reverson in the other third after death OF he
WIDOW OF The sad Morris the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and Deed of trust OF; tbsand
TO secure the payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
June g.

ChiNcERY.-Ata Court hedfor CuinIcTia1d ce,-..
a ", the 2'th day ofAprii, 1911.
Charles Lee, 1ol,i,,;-
~
Josiah Wright aud WT Wright in right OF himself and
as eX'or. ofSamue Wright, who Was ex'or II Thomas
wright Isaac STEPHENS and Mary wife Charles Car
Ter aud Susanna his wife, WIN Lyon aud Patsy his
wife. VIM. Glenn and Elizabeth his wife James Hon.
son and John Ioemau. jT. Def,0fonts
TIE Defendants Isaac STEPHENS and Mary his ni6s
Charles Carter and SusHunab his wife Berann Cvllins
AID Sarah his WIFE, Wm Lyon aud Patsy his wife Iosi
an Wrighta and WIN. Wright in right of himself and n,
executor ofSlRrel Wright, who executor Of Tbouas
Wright not having entered their appearance and qiyru
security, according to the Act of Assembly and the Rulss
ofthis Court and 1t appearing 10 ie satisfaction af he
Court that they not Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth--On motion Of tle Plaini by his Attorney N
Is Oyderca. That they appear here or before julv
CoHTt next, and answer r paiptH hl aud hata cony
Of this order he foiihwth inserted IN some one of
The newspapers printed IN the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, and another cony
posted at The front door Of Courthouse offhis Cor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
IE,nm tie Rna,nn pnt,ao.

NlSDlCA1lON OF GEN. SAVARY.
We have been favored with copy ola
letter written by Gen. Sa"ary, Duke of
Rovigo, who, with Gen. LaIemand, ac-
companied Napoleon on board the Belle
rophon, relative TO calnmnious attack
upon his character in the English papers,
signed by one DIIenout, Adrocate, !" in
which the murder of the British captain
Wright, (who, by the way, was never muir
dered,) is ascribed to Gen. Savary. The
letter is addressed tn the editor of "a British
publication styled the Pamphletcer, and
makes 81 (octavo) pages of that work. In
this letter, Gen. Savary completely vindi-
Gates himself from the caumny, and
proves that at the time of CAPT. Wrights
deaihin France, he was with the French
armies at AusteritZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

4 conformity WITH Deed OF Iruci iro,n imDeTI Con-.
A'ry 70 The subscriber bearing date tie ay OF Ar
gust 1916, aud admitted In the oiiTe OF n
musings Court for the Cuf III I,ichmond on de I5fh
august, is!b-WH be sOld TO the highest bidder at
phoc sncti'Al on The premises at o'ciock ia tie AFTER
noon OF Monday, the 23i day OF june 1917 for ready
money part Of haacre lot, known IN The plat OF SAID
city by the nnnber 6I5nesnnag NJ Il e upper corr er
OF sale Lot and binding the weci the same
sn9 Lots NO 6Idanf 90 and running The street
az feet, making 5,tsl square feet
Top & Coplaud.
Acting Trustee only tie title vested I'm me "a snch
will lie conveyed. -
June g. su+J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
June 3.

Rf virtue OF Deed OF Trust -xeculed .ue I'd day Of
- pece'nbcr 1915, bv George Markham and rccorde
stated Will be offered for sale ny the trustees ON Tue,
day the st day OF July next, the premises 10 he
highest bidder. for cash the -. CT or LAHD kIrr
III the comfy Of Powhstan, VIII ca the said MARKHAM
al present resides, cOntnily 5tI acres be the ,,me
more or less, mach Of the said Tract Of and AZ
shai be safcient To sasfy the purposes of said deed
with the legal costs attending its execution.
WILLIAM A, TuRPiN, ~ =.
HENRY HETH, ffTHHeeS'
lima
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
June

IIVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD fin rIy ffoip he
Subscriber living IN fath County "a ne ST. OF My
last, negro man named fARiL about 20 yeafs ~
age feet o. inches hieb 0v sf' and gcl md. Of
yeowish couiplsVlop, and isa hsn6.one isosng feJ
low every way. u nf0J1Jlohe has pass Re hsi
red vest. white pailalc0ns ava blue cot'on coat
Had swel ed place On Che side ofns neck, bH Is now
perhaps only scar.
The above fewatd With IN IL cbsfres sha ~
paid any whe wi sppfcbead srd secafe said
Negro 20 thail g9i hlm sgfsn.
DENIS CALLAGHAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03

The Locusts have begun to shed iheir
clrysalis, and appear in their winged
state. From all appearances, there will
be myrads of them this season.